Exhibit_A-Ardmore_Service_Report.pdf

This document is a Global Water Technology Service Report for the Oklahoma Veterans Centers located in Ardmore, specifically covering the water treatment services for the Ardmore Veterans Center on Tuesday, December 17, 2024. The report, recorded by Kyle J. Rossi, details the technical assessment of the facility's cooling tower and closed loop water systems, with a focus on system condition, water chemistry, and potential corrosion risks. The service visit involved comprehensive testing of water parameters including conductivity, pH, chlorine levels, nitrite, and iron concentrations for both the cooling tower and closed loop systems.

The report highlights significant maintenance concerns, particularly with the closed loop system, which was noted as "highly out of range for proper corrosion protection" and lacks a corrosion inhibitor. The facility personnel were advised about the risks of ongoing system deterioration, with recommendations to address issues such as heavy localized corrosion, potential legionella risks, and the fragile condition of piping. The technician emphasized the need for careful system management, including manual addition of bromine tablets to the cooling tower, weekly chlorine testing, and careful consideration of the closed loop system's aging infrastructure. The report concludes with a commitment to evaluate the systems during the next service visit and provides contact information for follow-up.