• Lockheed Martin/ Warrenton Department of Defense (2009)
  Awarded Annual Preventative Maintenance Contract for Critical Power System for Data Center

• Verizon Services – Manassas, Virginia, Data Center
  Generator Fueling Systems Design Build (2009)
  Involves complete re-design and build out of the fuel tanks, day tanks and delivery systems at this facility including double wall piping across the roof of the facility.

• Verizon Services – Beltsville, MD Data Center (2009)
  Generator Fueling System Design/Build/Upgrade - involves complete re-design and upgrade of existing fuel tanks, piping, day tanks and environmental monitoring.

• Verizon Services (ongoing)
  Currently have two crews full time on contract to upgrade numerous sites in the Northeast to current SPCC regulations.

• Andrews Air Force Base (2009)
  Upgrade/Repair ATG Systems base wide

• Verizon Services – Torrence, California (2008)
  Data Center Generator Fueling systems Design Build - involves complete re-design and build out of the fueling system for multiple generators at this location.

• 365 Main Street, DPR, Chandler, AZ (2008)
  New build - ASI designed and built the fuel system for multiple 2 meg generators at this very large data center near Phoenix, AZ.
  

New Office Location in Culpeper, VA (June 2008)

Following an extensive renovation of a property in Culpeper, Virginia, AS is pleased to announce the relocation of its Virginia office to 402 N. West Street in Culpeper’s historic downtown. This renovation resulted in the property being selected as the “Most Improved” small business location by the County of Culpeper Chamber of Commerce for 2008.

AS’ Culpeper, VA Office

AS Supporting Troops in Iraq (February 2005)

AS shipped a fuel transfer skid used to transfer fuel from military style bladder tanks to 10 emergency generator tanks at Camp Balad, Iraq. This skid, custom designed and built by AS under contract to IAP Worldwide / U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, is a safer and quicker alternative to previous fueling transfer methods. Additional skids are being considered along with new portable spill containment systems which can be disassembled, moved and reused at other locations.