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HBC/Terracon Engineering, a division of Terracon, provides comprehensive environmental consulting and engineering services to the oil and gas industry and the commercial real estate sector. Terracon is a leading provider of geotechnical, environmental, construction and other related services. The company s geotechnical services include subsurface exploration and testing, foundation analysis and design, in-situ testing and performance monitoring, earth structures and retention systems, dynamic analysis and evaluations, soil stabilization and ground improvements, and ground water control and pavement design. Environmental services include site assessments and investigations, remedial design and implementation, wetlands delineation and mitigation, industrial hygiene and indoor air quality solutions, regulatory compliance services, environmental management systems and solid waste planning. Construction services include on-site observation and monitoring, quality control and assurance programs, field and laboratory testing and analysis, material selection consulting, forensic investigations and construction management services. Terracon is headquartered in Lenexa, Kan., and HBC/Terracon Engineering is located in Austin, Texas.

With more than 75 years of combined company experience, ETS-Lindgren is one of the leading suppliers of engineered products for the growing industrial and commercial markets. Its products include absorbers, specific antennas and complete turnkey chambers. As part of ESCO Technologies, ETS-Lindgren has the financial strength to meet its commitments. The company was formed by joining a number of leading companies that pioneered many widely-accepted products and practices in their industries. ETS-Lindgren has an office in Cedar Park, Texas.

Founded in 1994, Tokyo Electron America is the North American sales and marketing arm of Japanese-based Tokyo Electron, one of the world's largest supplier of semiconductor production equipment. The company sells and services the equipment made by its parent company, including machines for probing microelectromechanical systems wafers, plasma etchers, thermal processing systems, wafer deposition systems, wet cleaning systems, coaters and developers, a number of test systems and flat panel display fabrication equipment. Tokyo Electron America maintains its North American corporate headquarters in Austin, Texas, and has a number of satellite operations in throughout the United States.