November 2007   PBE OFFERS 24-HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE

Recognizing that when foundations fail, or equipment shuts down because of problems related to foundations, PBE now offers an emergency hotline, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If needed, we also offer to be on-site within 24 hours, subject to transportation availability. Should this be necessary, please call (716) 515-8939.

October 2007   METAL CONTAINER CORPORATION RETAINS PBE FOR ANALYTICAL SERVICES

Metal Container Corporation has retained PBE to conduct a dynamic analysis of existing foundations in order to determine the potential causes of anchor related problems. In addition, PBE will design the necessary repairs and modifications required to improve performance and longevity.

September 2006   GOODRICH LANDING GEAR CHOOSES PBE

Parker Bay Engineering was chosen by Goodrich Landing Gear in Burlington Canada to provide complete design and construction monitoring services for six new machine centers. Goodrich is one of the world's largest suppliers of Commercial and Private Aircraft landing gear systems. PBE will be responsible for providing all necessary design documentation for the successful completion of the project and will provide on-site construction monitoring during the life of the project to insure that all work is completed in accordance with the design documents.

May 2005   PARKER BAY ENGINEERING AND L.C. WHITFORD CO. SELECTED FOR U.S. NAVY PROJECT

Parker Bay Engineering and L.C. Whitford Company have been selected by DS Technologies to provide complete Design Build services for a new Machining Center at the United States Naval Center in Philadelphia. Work will include the design and installation of new concrete caissons, a new 200 square meter, 1,200 cy foundation, operator platform, and ancillary structures in an existing facility.

June 2004   ANHEUSER-BUSCH RETAINS PARKER BAY ENGINEERING TO PROVIDE PEER REVIEW

Parker Bay Engineering has been retained to provide a Peer Review of a foundation design needed to support a new can manufacturing line in Jacksonville, Florida. This continues the long term relationship PBE has maintained with A-B.

5/30/03   METALSA AWARDS CONTRACT TO PARKER BAY

Metalsa S.A. de C.V., of Monterrey, Mexico has chosen Parker Bay to provide complete structural design services for the modification of several Press foundations. The purpose of the work is to improve the press performance and increase the projected life span. Metalsa is a Tier 1 supplier to the Automotive Industry and makes a wide variety of fabricated metal products.

5/14/03   TKS CHOOSES PARKER BAY FOR SULPHUR DIOXIDE SCRUBBER DESIGN

Parker Bay will provide technical design services to TKS, Buffalo New York, for the design of a Sulphur Dioxide Scrubber stack. The work will be primarily structural, with the system design performed by TKS.

5/1/03   DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AWARDS CONTRACT TO PARKER BAY

The US Army Corps of Engineers announced today that Parker Bay Engineering has been chosen to provide complete Foundation Analysis and Design Services for the new Transportation Simulation Facility to be located at the Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama. The facility will include numerous Test Stands including a variety of Shaker Tables. Parker Bay will provide a complete, detailed design of the foundations and will provide Construction monitoring services.

4/14/03   TEKNICS INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS HIRES PARKER BAY FOR MEXICO PROJECT

Teknics Industrial Systems of Lincoln Park, New Jersey, has hired Parker Bay Engineering to conduct a detailed analysis of several existing Punch Press Foundations in Monterrey, Mexico. The work will include a detailed vibration study and computer simulation of the foundations. The final report will provide recommendations for improving the performance of the foundations and assistance in installation of an additional press.

3/29/03   PARKER BAY ENGINEERING TO DESIGN NEW COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS IN NEW JERSEY

Parker Bay Engineering will provide structural design services for the Hamilton Commons Plaza in New Jersey. PBE was selected by Lauer Manguso Architects and will complete the two 40,000 square foot buildings this spring.

3/04/03   TKS CHOOSES PARKER BAY FOR DELAWARE PROJECT

Thermal Kinetics Systems Inc. has chosen Parker Bay Engineering to provide on site support services for SPI Polyols in Delaware.

2/1/03   LAUER MANGUSO SELECTS PARKER BAY FOR COMMERCIAL STRIP PLAZA

Lauer-Manguso has chosen Parker Bay Engineering to design the new A.C. Moore building to be located in the Boulevard Consumers Square in Amherst, New York. Parker Bay has designed several additional buildings located within the plaza. The project is scheduled for completion in July of this year.

11/18/02   DELTA SONIC CORPORATION CHOOSES PARKER BAY

PBE has been hired by Delta Sonic Corporation to design the new Delta Sonic Car wash facility in Penfield, New York. The new building will house a Car Wash, a Convenience Store, a Detail Shop, and an Oil Change facility. PBE has designed numerous facilities for Delta Sonic throughout New York and Illinois.

10/15/02   FMC CORPORATION RETAINS PARKER BAY TO DESIGN ACID REACTOR SYSTEM UPGRADE

FMC announced today that Parker Bay has been chose to provide complete mechanical, electrical, and structural design services for an upgrade to an existing Peracetic Reactor facility in Tonawanda, New York. The project, scheduled for completion in the summer of 2003, includes extensive work within an existing production facility.

9/14/02   ANHEUSER BUSCH SELECTS PARKER BAY FOR SEVERAL PROJECTS

Anheuser Busch of St. Louis, MO, has chosen Parker Bay to provide Engineering services for several projects throughout North America. These projects will include work in Wisconsin and Georgia. The projects involve the design of foundations to support manufacturing equipment necessary to maintain production at the facilities.

9/07/02   PARKER BAY ENGINEERING TO DESIGN COMPRESSED AIR FACILITY

Parker Bay will design a new compressed Air Facility for USX Steel in Loraine, Ohio. The facility, to be constructed by Quackenbush Company, Inc. will provide compressed air for the United States Steel plant in Ohio. This is the fourth such facility Parker Bay has designed in the past two years.

8/01/02   TKS CHOOSES PARKER BAY TO DESIGN GELATIN EVAPORATOR

TKS has chosen Parker Bay to provide Engineering Design support for the design and construction of an upgrade to a multi-stage Gelatin Evaporation System. The system will be completed in the summer of 2003.

7/12/02   THERMAL KINETICS SYSTEMS CHOOSES PARKER BAY FOR ETHYLENE GLYCOL DESIGN

Thermal Kinetics Systems has chosen Parker Bay to provide Engineering Design support services for a new Ethylene Glycol Evaporation System for a Fortune 500 Client. The system, designed by TKS, is a scrap film recovery system.

6/04/02   PBE DESIGNS NEW THREE-STOREY HOTEL IN CORTLAND NEW YORK

Mussachio Architects has chosen PBE to provide complete structural engineering services for a three-storey Hampton Inn in Cortland, New York. The new structure will be designed in conformance with the new International Building Code and will be framed entirely with wood. Marc Mussachio, principal, said “We selected Parker Bay because of their experience in the design of multi-storey wood structures and their vast experience in Hotel construction.” The new hotel is slated for completion in the summer of 2003.

5/28/02   FMC TONAWANDA AWARDS TWO CONTRACTS TO PARKER BAY

FMC Active Oxidants Division has selected Parker Bay to provide Engineering Services for two projects at the Active Oxidants Division in Tonawanda, New York. The projects include the design of a new Ready Water Tank and the design of an improved Ventilation System.

5/05/02   ELKAY MANUFACTURING HIRES PBE TO DESIGN FOUNDATIO FOR NEW LASER CUTTER

Elkay Manufacturing, located in Broad View, Illinois, has retained PBE to provide complete structural design services for a New Trumpf Laser Cutter. PBE will perform detailed design services including geotechnical analysis as well as vibration frequency interaction analyses to insure that the new equipment will no be affected by adjacent stamping presses

4/20/02   PARKER BAY TO DESIGN TWO NEW OFFICE BUILDINGS

Caley + Company has chosen PBE to provide complete Structural Engineering services for the design of two new office buildings/warehouses in the Town of Cheektowaga, New York. The projects will be designed for Sonwil Distribution Center, headquartered on Sonwil Drive in Cheektowaga.

3/14/02   PARKER BAY SELECTED TO PROVIDE PEER REVIEW FOR RHODE ISLAND HOTEL

PBE has been selected to provide a detailed Peer Review for a new Hampton Inn planned for Rhode Island. PBE was selected as a direct result of its’ extensive experience in the design of multi-storey hotels.

2/28/02   PARKER BAY SELECTED TO DESIGN TWO NEW DAYCAREFACILITIES

Parker Bay Engineering has been selected to design two new Daycare Facilities for Lauer Manguso Architects. The single storey facilities will house pre-school children and will be located in suburban Buffalo.

1/28/02   PARKER BAY SELECTED TO DESIGN THREE HOTELS

PBE has been selected to design three multi-storey hotels in the Western New York market. Lauer Manguso Architects (LMA), the lead Design Firm for the projects, selected Parker Bay based upon their experience with hospitality facilities. James Manguso, Principal at LMA said “Parker Bay has the experience and knowledge we need to get these projects done and done right. We have worked with them for ten years, and we know that they will help keep our Clients happy.”

Design work has already begun and is anticipated to run through the end of the year.


1/26/02   PBE TO PERFORM VIBRATION ANALYSIS FOR WATER TREATMENT PLANT

Siewert Equipment Company has signed a contract with Parker Bay Engineering to provide a Vibration Frequency Interaction Analysis for the new Olean Water Treatment Plant currently under construction in Olean, New York.

Siewert Equipment, one of New York’s leading pump suppliers, selected PBE to perform the analysis because of their experience in vibration analysis. The project requires that the buildings housing the pumps be analyzed to insure that the natural frequencies of the pumps do not coincide with the frequencies of the buildings. Failure to stagger the frequencies could result in substantial damage to the structures, forcing a shutdown of the plant.

PBE has begun work on the project, and anticipates completion by spring of this year.