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Oil and Natural Gas Stimulate American Economic and Job GrowthVendor Survey Findings Report
America is blessed with abundant oil and natural gas resources.
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This report presents the findings of a 2014 survey of U.S. businesses that constitute Americas domestic oil and natural gas supply chain.1 The survey was undertaken by the American Petroleum Institute (API), the only national trade association that represents all segments of Americas oil and natural gas industry. Its more than 600 members produce, process, and distribute most of the nations energy. Included in the survey are companies that provide goods and services for onshore oil and natural gas development, whether as operators, contractors, service companies, suppliers, or other vendors.
Over the past decade, America has undergone a major energy revolution, rapidly shifting from an era of energy scarcity to an era of energy abundance. Advances in the proven process of hydraulic fracturingor fracking in conjunction with horizontal drilling have allowed the United States to emerge as the number one producer of natural gas in the world. By 2015, America is also projected to become the worlds number one producer of oil.
These new resources have driven the economy forward, resulting in new jobs, higher revenues, and lower energy costs. Abundant oil and natural gas resources have also dramatically strengthened Americas energy security, once considered one of the countrys most alarming economic vulnerabilities. Domestic energy abundance has provided U.S. consumers with critical insulation against price spikes and supply disruptions due to turmoil overseas.
The key to this success, according to a study sponsored by the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, has not been the efforts of a handful of Big Oil companies. Instead, it is a broad array of small and midsize oil and gas companies that are propelling record economic and job gains.2
1 AmericanPetroleumInstitute,APIOnshoreOilandGasVendorIdentificationSurvey(Washington,D.C.,2014).ThesurveywasdistributedtoAPImembersinJanuary2014tocollectinformationfortheperiodOctober2012toSeptember2013.
2 MarkP.Mills,WheretheJobsAre:SmallBusinessesUnleashAmericasEnergyEmploymentBoom,Manhattan Institutes Power and Growth Initiative,4(February2014).SeeKeyFindings,i.
OVERVIEW
Americas Oil and Natural Gas Economy
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America is blessed with abundant oil and natural gas resources.
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Overall,asof2011,theoilandnaturalgasindustrysupported9.8millionfull-timeandpart-timeU.S.jobsand8percentoftheU.S.economy.3Ofthattotal,energydevelopmentutilizinghydraulicfracturingandhorizontaldrillingsupportedmorethan2.1millionjobsintheU.S.economy.Bytheyear2025,thatnumberisprojectedtoriseto3.9millionjobs.4
Thetop15states,intermsofthetotalnumberofjobsdirectlyorindirectlyattributabletotheoilandnaturalgasindustryin2011,were,inorderofnumberofindustry-relatedjobs,Texas,California,Louisiana,Oklahoma,Pennsylvania,Florida,NewYork,Illinois,Ohio,Colorado,Michigan,Kansas,NorthCarolina,NewJersey,andGeorgia.5Thetotalnumberofjobsdirectlyorindirectlysupportedbyoilandnaturalgasindustryoperationsrangedinthatyearfrom13,700intheDistrictofColumbiato1.9millioninTexas.
Thisreportprovidesalistofnearly30,000Americanbusinesses,locatedineverystateandtheDistrictofColumbia,thatarecontributingtoandbenefitingfromtheU.S.energyrevolution.Oilandnaturalgasdevelopmentreliesuponadiversearrayofbusinessesacrosstheeconomicspectrum,includingsmallequipmentsuppliers,warehousers,largecontainermakers,realestatecompanies,wildlandrestorationcompanies,modularlaboratoryandhousingmanufacturers,uniformsuppliers,port-o-johnrentalcompanies,administrativesupportfirms,andmanymore.Infact,thenearly30,000companiesincludedinthisreportprovideameresamplingofthediversity,scope,andeconomicimpactoftodaysoilandnaturalgasindustrybusinesses.Theactualnumberofsuchbusinesseswithintheindustrysupplychainisinrealitymuchhigher.Forexample,whereasthisreportincludesthenamesofmorethan600businessesoperatingthroughouteveryCongressionaldistrictinOhio,theOhioDepartmentofJobandFamilyServiceshasreportedthatthestateactuallyhasmorethan13,000shale-related(oilandgasdrilling-related)businessestablishmentsinthestate.
3 PriceWaterhouseCoopers,Economic Impacts of the Oil and Natural Gas Industry on the U.S. Economy in 2011(Washington,D.C.,July2013),pp.6,7.PreparedforAPIusingtheIMPLANinput-outputmodelingsystem,basedon2011U.S.BureauofEconomicAnaly-sis data.
4 IHS,Americas New Energy Future: The Unconventional Oil and Gas Revolution and the U.S. Economy, Volume 3: A Manufacturing Renaissance(Washington,D.C.,September2013).
5 PriceWaterhouseCoopers,Economic Impacts,E-2.
State ProfilesBeyondthethousandsofAmericansdirectlyemployedbylargeoilandnaturalgascompanies,theenergyrevolutionhasyieldedmajorgainsthroughouttheeconomy,stimulating the growth of countless businesses, small and medium-sized,privateandpublic,ineverystateinthenation.
Aspartofthe2014survey,thisreportsstatechaptersprovideatallyofindustryvendorsoperatingineachstateandtheDistrictofColumbia,listedbycongressionaldistrict.AlsoincludedisamapofeachstateandtheDistrictofColumbiashowingthelocationofindustryvendorswithincongressionaldistricts.Manyofthestatechaptersalsoincludevendorprofiles.
Ofthe50statesandtheDistrictofColumbia,14areconsideredtopenergyproducers.Thatmeansthatstatewideproductionofoilornaturalgas(orboth)isamongthe10highestinthecountry.6Thesestates,inalphabeticalorder,areAlaska,Arkansas,California,Colorado,Kansas,Louisiana,NewMexico,NorthDakota,Oklahoma,Pennsylvania,Texas,Utah,WestVirginia,andWyoming.Thetopenergy-producingstateinthecountryisTexas,firstbothinoilandnaturalgasdevelopment.Colorado,Louisiana,NewMexico,Oklahoma,andWyomingalsorankwithinthetop10intermsofbothoilandnaturalgasproduction.
However,asthisreportshows,statesatthelowerendoftheproductionspectrumarenotexcludedfromtheeconomicbenefitsoftheenergyrevolution.Residentsinthesestatescontinuetoenjoystrongemploymentandrevenuegainstiedtotheoilandnaturalgasindustry.
Forexample,inIndiana,whichranks24thinoilproductionand25thinnaturalgasproduction,theaverageannualoilandgasindustrysalary(excludinggasstations)is$80,512significantlyhigherthanthestateaverageof$41,792.Overalltheoilandnaturalgasindustrycontributes$16.6billiontotheIndianaeconomy,6.3percentofthestatestotaleconomicactivity.
InDelaware,whichdoesnotproduceanyoilornaturalgas,theaverageannualsalaryacrossallindustriesandsectors
6 InformationcitedinthisparagraphandthenextthreecomesfromtheBureauofLaborStatistics,QuarterlyCensusofEmploymentandWages(preliminarydatafor2013accessedJuly2014);U.S.EnergyInformationAdministration;andPriceWaterhouseCoopers,Economic Impacts,7/12/13(basedon2012IMPLANdatabase).
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is$52,026.However,theaverageannualsalaryforjobsrelatedtotheoilandgasindustry(excludinggasstations)is$77,876.Overalltheoilandnaturalgasindustrysupports$2billionoftheDelawareeconomy,or4percentofthestatestotaleconomicactivity.
Giventhewidespreadeconomicbenefits,itsnotsurprisingthatAmericansstronglysupportenergyproduction.A2014telephonepollof1,003registeredvotersacrossthecountry,conducted on behalf of the American Petroleum Institute, foundthat77percentofAmericans,regardlessofpartyaffiliation,answeredthattheysupportincreasedproductionofoilandnaturalgasresourceslocatedhereintheUnitedStates.7
Conventional and Unconventional Oil and Natural Gas DevelopmentHistorically,mostoilandnaturalgasdevelopmentintheUnitedStatescanbeconsideredconventional,utilizingmethodspioneeredmorethan150yearsago.Conventionalresourcescanbeextractedbydrilling,throughthepressureofthewellsandpumping,orcompressionoperations.However,conventionalenergyresourceshavebecomehardertoextract,resultinginlessproduction,andthatlowerproductionhasdriventhedevelopmentofunconventionalsourcesofenergy.
Conventionalandunconventionaloilandgascomefromthe same original geologic formations, where sediments accumulatedinmultiplelayersoftheearthovermillionsofyears.8Overtimethesesedimentsformedsedimentaryrocks.Groundpressureandextremelyhightemperaturestransformedtheorganicmattercontainedintheserocklayersintooilandgas.Aslongastheoilandgascanfloweasilythroughporousrock,thereservoiranditsassociatedoilandgas,aswellasthemethodsforextractingit,areconsideredconventional.Whentheoilandgasarelockedintightformationsofimpermeablerock,theresourcesand
7 WhatAmericaisThinkingonEnergyIssues.http://www.api.org/news-and-media/news/newsitems/2014/apr-2014/poll-large-ma-jorities-support-us-investments-in-oil-and-natural-gas,theresultsofanationalpollconductedbyHarrisforAPIApril3-9,2014.Clickonanewpolltoseehowpercentagesofvotersansweredthisandotherquestions.
8 Backgroundinformationonconventionalandunconventionalenergydevelopmentcomesfromhttp://www.2b1stconsulting.com/conventional-oil-and-gas/andhttp://www.capp.ca/canadaIndustry/naturalGas/Conventional-Unconventional/Pages/default.aspx.
themethodsnecessarytoextractthemhavebeenreferredtoasunconventional.
Whiletheprocessismoredifficultandmorecostly,mostoftherecentgrowthinenergyproductionhasbeentheresultofextractingresourcesfromtheseunconventionalformations.Technologicalbreakthroughsinfracturingpumpingwater,sand,andchemicalsintothegroundathighpressuretohydraulicallyfractureorfrackshalerocksandextracttrappedoilandgasandsteerablehorizontaldrilling(incontrasttotheverticaldrillingofconventionalenergydevelopment),aswellassensingandcontrolinformationtechnology,havemadeitcommerciallyviabletofollowtherichestseamstoreleasetightlyboundoilandgas.9ItisthesetechnologicalbreakthroughsthatareresponsibleforrevolutionizingAmericasenergyfuture,makingthedevelopmentoftheseresourcescommonplace,andasaresult,muchmoreconventional.Andtheindustryhasmadegreatstridesinadvancingtheenvironmentalsafetyoffrackingandhorizontaldrilling.
The20largestshaleformationsorplaysarelocatedinsome16states.TheseplaysincludetheBakkenandMarcellusShale,aswellasotheremergingoilornaturalgasplays.ThestatesthatarehometotheseformationsareArkansas,California,Colorado,Kansas,Louisiana,Mississippi,Montana,NewMexico,NorthDakota,Ohio,Oklahoma,Pennsylvania,Texas,Utah,WestVirginia,andWyoming.
ThreeofthebestknownshaleformationsaretheEagleFordShaleinTexas,theMarcellusShaleintheNortheasternUnitedStates,andtheBakkenShale,centeredinNorthDakota.
MarkMillstalksabouttheimpressiveeconomicresultsassociatedwiththeEagleFordShale:Inthe23countiesatoptheEagleFordShale,averagewagesforallcitizenshavegrownby14.6percentannuallysince2005,comparedwiththe6.8and6.3percentaverageforTexasandtheU.S.respectivelyoverthesameperiod.ThetopfivecountiesintheEagleFordShalehaveexperiencedanaverage63percentannualrateofwagegrowth.10
TheMarcellusShaleisnamedforadistinctiveoutcropnearthevillageofMarcellus,NewYork.Inthisregion,fivestatesareconsideredtohavethegreatestpotentialforeconomicbenefits,duelargelytountappednaturalgasreservesclosetohigh-demandmarketsontheEastCoast.Thesestates
9 Mills,WheretheJobsAre,p.4.10 Mills,WheretheJobsAre,p.8.
http://www.2b1stconsulting.com/conventional-oil-and-gas/http://www.2b1stconsulting.com/conventional-oil-and-gas/http://www.capp.ca/canadaIndustry/naturalGas/Conventional-Unconventional/Pages/default.aspxhttp://www.capp.ca/canadaIndustry/naturalGas/Conventional-Unconventional/Pages/default.aspx
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KEY SALARY AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITY STATISTICS
StateNumber of Vendors
Industry Annual Pay
Average Oil and Natural Gas Industry Annual Pay
Value Added
($ Million) Percent of State Total
Alabama 101 $41,399 $63,8321 $11,327.8 6.4%
Alaska 505 $50,624 $125,7941 $19,277.0 34.7%
Arizona 124 $45,525 $56,822 $9,016.6 3.4%
Arkansas 225 $38,623 $67,962 $8,062.7 7.8%
California 1,980 $56,590 $120,802 $131,445.1 6.7%
Colorado 1,198 $51,124 $105,0251 $25,811.4 9.1%
Connecticut 73 $63,169 $72,071 $7,683.0 3.3%
Delaware 22 $52,026 $77,876 $1,965.6 4.1%
District of Columbia 49 $76,946 - $2,702.6 1.9%
Florida 183 $42,896 $64,463 $23,154.0 3.1%
Georgia 349 $47,515 $61,239 $12,902.3 3.0%
Hawaii 4 $41,492 $65,853 $2,167.2 2.9%
Idaho 34 $36,751 $46,471 $1,796.9 3.1%
Illinois 932 $52,625 $81,633 $33,307.9 5.1%
Indiana 133 $41,792 $80,5121 $16,595.7 6.3%
Iowa 38 $40,489 $59,273 $4,419.0 3.1%
Kansas 245 $42,294 $66,918 $12,902.8 9.5%
Kentucky 74 $40,589 $65,495 $7,867.8 4.6%
Louisiana 1,711 $44,332 $87,929 $73,925.4 35.5%
Maine 11 $38,782 $45,861 $2,370.5 4.2%
Maryland 93 $51,928 $60,903 $7,084.8 2.2%
Massachusetts 209 $62,317 $75,687 $12,638.9 2.9%
Michigan 295 $46,673 $75,4921 $15,761.3 4.1%
Minnesota 189 $50,475 $76,853 $14,305.7 5.0%
Mississippi 80 $35,885 $66,2811 $9,055.3 9.4%
Missouri 189 $43,441 $70,637 $9,810.9 3.8%
Montana 226 $36,499 $81,226 $4,546.7 10.8%
Nebraska 37 $39,358 $68,848 $4,722.2 5.4%
Nevada 40 $42,941 $57,722 $4,539.9 3.8%
New Hampshire 20 $49,433 $60,3691 $2,250.3 3.3%
New Jersey 177 $58,998 $88,205 $19,875.5 4.0%
New Mexico 902 $39,660 $71,5051 $11,273.6 14.2%
New York 392 $64,197 $80,843 $35,196.8 3.0%
North Carolina 137 $43,758 $51,651 $12,479.2 3.0%
North Dakota 876 $48,740 $90,171 $6,575.1 12.3%
Ohio 636 $44,059 $72,238 $28,444.7 5.7%
Oklahoma 2,513 $42,733 $93,992 $39,001.9 23.1%
Oregon 58 $44,383 $55,472 $5,027.0 3.0%
Pennsylvania 1,347 $48,785 $78,898 $34,654.3 5.8%
Rhode Island 11 $45,770 $47,055 $1,650.0 3.2%
South Carolina 40 $39,131 $49,801 $4,672.8 2.8%
South Dakota 36 $37,086 $55,257 $1,459.0 3.9%
Tennessee 82 $44,273 $62,4351 $8,918.5 3.4%
Texas 11,033 $52,146 $117,272 $308,346.0 23.2%
Utah 498 $41,702 $78,730 $8,376.7 6.9%
Vermont 7 $41,236 $49,406 $1,042.2 3.6%
Virginia 120 $51,665 $60,721 $12,460.6 2.9%
Washington 185 $52,869 $87,333 $14,004.8 4.0%
West Virginia 230 $39,519 $74,4501 $5,756.1 8.7%
Wisconsin 108 $42,572 $69,0831 $7,901.5 3.1%
Wyoming 1,081 $44,699 $84,994 $13,018.7 32.9%
Data includes NAICS code 324 which may count some coal product manufacturing jobs.
Sources: Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (preliminary data for 2013, accessed July 2014); PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Economic Impacts, 7/12/13 (based on 2012 IMPLAN database)
Total Number of Vendors 29,838
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areMaryland,NewYork,Ohio,Pennsylvania,andWestVirginia.
Similarly,theBakkenShaleformationranksasoneofthelargestdomesticoildevelopmentsinthepast40years.In2012,NorthDakotabecamethecountryssecondlargestoilproducingstate,behindonlyTexas.Asaresult,thestateenjoyswidespreadeconomicgrowthandthelowestunemploymentrateinthecountry2.6%.11
However,theeconomicbenefitsofunconventionalenergydevelopmentcanalsobeseeninstatessuchasIndianaandDelaware,wherelittleornoenergyproductiontakesplace.InIndiana,forexample,thetotalnumberofjobssupportedbyunconventionalactivitieswas15,973in2012.Thatjobtotalisexpectedtoclimbto27,303in2020andto33,366in2035.InDelaware,thetotalnumberofjobssupportedbyunconventionalenergyactivitiesreached2,195in2012.Thatjobtotalisprojectedtoriseto3,841in2020andto4,907in2035.12
Job Opportunities for Minorities and Women in the Oil and Natural Gas IndustryEmploymentopportunitiesintheoilandnaturalgasindustryareprojectedtoexpanddramaticallyinthecomingyearsforAfricanAmericans,Hispanics,andwomen,accordingtoanewstudyundertakenfortheAmericanPetroleumInstitute.13Thisstudyprojectsthattheoil,naturalgas,andpetrochemical(chemicalproductsderivedfrompetroleum)industrieswillgenerate955,000newdirectjobopportunitiesthrough2020andnearly1.3millionthrough2030.AfricanAmerican,Hispanic,andwomenworkersareexpectedtorepresentavitalportionofthisprojectedgrowthinthelaborforce.Notably,23percentofnewopportunitiesthrough2030areprojectedtobeinscientificandmanagerialpositions,requiringtraininginfieldssuchasengineering,geoscience,management,business,finance,andtechnicalskills.
Withintheindustry,theshareofAfricanAmericanandHispanicemploymentisexpectedtorisefromonequarter
11 BureauofLaborStatistics,May2014,http://www.bls.gov/web/laus/laumstrk.htm.
12 IHS,Americas New Energy Future: The Unconventional Oil and Gas Revolution and the U.S. Economy(Washington,D.C.,Decem-ber2012).
13 IHS,Minority and Female Employment in the Oil & Gas and Petro-chemical Industries(Washington,D.C.,March2014).
in2010toonethirdthrough2030.Thisshiftwilltranslateintonearly408,000minorityjobs32percentofthenewjobopportunitiesprojectedthrough2030.Amongjobsinmanagement,business,andfinance,AfricanAmericanandHispanicworkersareexpectedtofillnearly20percentofnewpositions.
In2010,womenworkingintheoil,gas,andpetrochemicalindustriestotaled226,000,representing19percentoftheworkforce.Basedoncurrentandprojectedtrendsinworkforceparticipationratesandeducationalattainment,womenareexpectedtofill185,000oftheprojectedjobopportunitiesthrough2030.Andthesewillbegoodjobsmanyaspetroleumengineers,managers,andotherprofessionals.
Inadditiontowhitecollarjobs,bluecollarpositionsareexpectedtoconstitute63percentofnewjobopportunitiesintheindustrythrough2030.Thisrapidgrowthrepresentsanenormousopportunityforworkerswithhighschooldiplomasandsomepost-secondarytraining(forexample,certificatesorcommunitycollegeeducation)inskillsrelatedtotheindustry.
Vendor Highlights Vendorprofilesreceivedinresponsetothe2014surveyprovideaglimpseintotherichvarietyofbusinessesthatarepartoftheoilandnaturalgassupplychain.Mostaresmallandmidsizebusinesses,thebackboneoftheenergyrevolution.
Forexample,onevendorinGeorgiamanufacturesenvironmentallyfriendlycombustionsolutionsthatreduceemissionsandincreaseefficiency.AvendorinFloridaspecializesinthedesignandconstructionofmobile/modularlaboratoriesandprimarycontainmentequipment.Thesemobilelaboratoriesenablecompaniestoperformcomplexanalyses,helpingcustomerstobemoreefficientinfieldoperations.InMassachusetts,anothervendorhelpsclientsdevelopgeomechanicalmodelstominimizeoperationalriskwhendrillinganddevelopingnewreservoirs.
InNorthCarolina,avendorthatmanufacturesindustrialworkglovesfocusesonimpact-resistanthandcovering,contributingtoasaferworkenvironmentfordrillers.AndinLouisiana,avendorhelpsclientsachieveaninjury-freeworkenvironmentbyprovidingon-sitesafetytechnicians,industrialsafetytrainingservices,andHealth,Safety,andtheEnvironment(HSE)consultants.
Anumberofcompaniesinthesurveyofferservicesand
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productstosupporthydraulicfracturingandhorizontaldrilling.OnevendorinMichiganofferscoatingandmanufacturingexpertisethatgreatlyincreasesthelifeoffracturingpumpcomponents.InKentucky,anothervendorrestoresusedfluidstocustomer-specifiedperformancelevels,makingpossiblehigh-yieldwasterecoveryandlowerunitcosts.AndinPennsylvania,avendorhastreatedandrecycledmorethanonemillionbarrelsofflowbackwater.
Inaddition,thenumberofcompaniesintheoilandnaturalgassupplychainthatfocusonenvironmentalconcernsis
striking.ANevadavendortestswater,soil,andairtoensureenvironmentalcompliance,health,andsafety,andprovidesfieldtestequipmentandsupplies,suchassamplingpumps,airgasmonitors,waterqualitymeters,andsafetysupplies.AndinAlaska,avendorassociatedwiththeIupiattribedescribesthecompanyroleasfollows:Asstewardsofthisland,weareabletoprovideclientswithpersonnelwhoareextensivelytrainedtopreventormitigatedamagetotheenvironment.Oursenseofstewardshipandourtrainingmakeusuniquelyqualifiedtoassistwithresponsibledevelopment.
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Oil and Natural Gas Stimulate
Alabama Economic and Job GrowthOil and natural gas are driving the U.S. economy through a major energy boom and that boom is rippling through the economy of Alabama, supporting business activity across the state. ThisfindinggrowsoutofanewAmericanPetroleumInstitutesurveyofdomesticoilandnaturalgasvendors,1whichoffersaglimpseintothejobandbusinesscreationenginethatisthecurrentoilandnaturalgasindustry.Thesurveyshowsthatatleast101businesses,spreadacrossthestatessevencongressionaldistricts,arepartofthelargeroilandnaturalgassupplychain.
$11.3 BILLION
103,300
30k
40k
50k
60k
70k
80k
90k
100k
Avg. Annual Alabama Salary
Avg. Oil and Gas Industry Salary
$41,399
$63,832
AVERAGE ANNUAL SALARY COMPARISON
1.AmericanPetroleumInstitute,APIOnshoreOilandGasVendorIdentificationSurvey,Washington,D.C.,2014.ThesurveywasdistributedtoAPImembersinJanuary2014tocollectinformationfortheperiodOctober2012toSeptember2013.Includedarecompaniesthatprovidegoodsandservicesforonshoreoilandnaturalgasdevelopment,whetherasoperators,contractors,servicecompanies,suppliers,orvendors.
2. PriceWaterhouseCoopers,EconomicImpactsoftheOilandNaturalGasIndustryontheU.S.Economyin2011,Washington,D.C.,July2013.PreparedforAPIusingtheIMPLANinput-outputmodelingsystem,basedon2011U.S.BureauofEconomicAnalysisdata.
3. InformationcitedinthisparagraphcomesfromtheBureauofLaborStatistics,QuarterlyCensusofEmploymentandWages(prelimi-narydatafor2013accessedJuly2014);andPriceWaterhouseCoopers,TheEconomicImpactsoftheOilandNaturalGasIndustryontheU.S.Economy:Employment,LaborIncomeandValueAdded,7/12/13(basedon2012IMPLANdatabase).
4. DataincludesNAICScode324,whichmaycountsomecoalproductmanufacturingjobs.
Thesurveyssnapshotofstate-by-stateactivityreinforcestheimpressivelevelofindustrysuccessthroughoutthecountrythatisdocumentedinarecentPriceWaterhouseCoopersstudyconducted for the American Petroleum Institute.2ThatstudyfoundthattheoilandnaturalgasindustryinAlabamasupportssome103,300jobs,whichis4.2percentofthestatestotalemployment.The amount of Alabama labor income supportedbytheoilandnaturalgasindustrycomesto$4.9billionannually.Thats4.2percentofthestatestotallaborincome.
AlthoughAlabamaisnotatopU.S.energyproducer,thesejobandlaborincomefiguresdemonstratethatthepeopleof
Alabamaenjoysignificantbenefitsfromenergydevelopment.3Thebenefitsshowupinthestatessalarystatisticsaswell.Thus,whiletheaverageannualsalaryinAlabama across all industries and sectors is$41,399,theaverageoilandgasindustrysalary(excludinggasstations)issignificantlyhigher$63,832annually.4 Overalltheindustrysupports$11.3billionoftheAlabamaeconomy.Thats6.4percentofthestatestotaleconomicactivity.
Alabamaalsobenefitsfromtheproductionof oil and natural gas from shales and so-calledtightformations,energydevelopmentthatusestheprovenengineeringtechnologiesofhydraulicfracturing,orfracking,andhorizontal
THE INDUSTRY CONTRIBUTESTO ALABAMAS ECONOMY
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SUPPORTED BY OIL ANDNATURAL GAS INDUSTRY
ALABAMA JOBS
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drilling.TotaljobssupportedbytheseactivitiesinAlabamareached9,064in2012.Thatjobtotalisprojectedtoclimbto15,512in2020andto18,615in2035.5
AndAmericans,includingthepeopleofAlabama,getit.Atelephonepollof1,012
registeredvotersacrossthecountry,conducted on behalf of the American PetroleumInstitute,foundthat77percentofAmericans,regardlessofpartyaffiliation,supportincreasedproductionof oil and natural gas resources located in theUnitedStates.6
State: AlabamaVendors by Congressional District
Congressional District Total
Congressional District 1 23
Congressional District 2 4
Congressional District 3 2
Congressional District 4 2
Congressional District 5 16
Congressional District 6 9
Congressional District 7 46
Grand Total 101
District 07
District 01
District 02
District 03District
06
District 04
District 05
Sources: Esri, DeLorme, NAVTEQ, TomTom, Intermap, increment P Corp., GEBCO, USGS,FAO, NPS, NRCAN, GeoBase, IGN, Kadaster NL, Ordnance Survey, Esri Japan, METI, Esri China (Hong Kong), and the GIS User Community
Top CityBirmingham=37
Alabama Vendors by Congressional DistrictDistrict Location
5. IHSInc.,AmericasNewEnergyFuture:TheUnconventionalOilandGasRevolutionandtheU.S.Economy,Washington,D.C.,December2012.
6. WhatAmericaisThinkingonEnergyIssues.http://www.api.org/news-and-media/news/newsitems/2014/july-2014/voters-say-us-should-do-more-to-develop-oil-natural-gastheresultsofanationalpollconductedbyHarrisforAPIJuly10-13,2014.Clickonnationalpolltoseehowpercentagesofvotersansweredthisandotherquestions.
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18,615
77%OF AMERICANS SUPPORT
INCREASED PRODUCTION OF OIL AND NATURAL GAS IN THE U.S.
FROM HYDRAULIC FRACTURING AND HORIZONTAL DRILLING
ALABAMA JOBS BY 2035
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Congressional District 1AaronOilCo,IncB&WDrillingToolsDRCLogistics,IncFireSprinklerSupply,IncGreaterMobileUrgentCarePCGreenesSynergyServicesDivisionofGreenesEnergyGroup,LLCGulfCoastEmergencyResponseHaleConsulting,LLCIndustrialValveSales&Service,IncInterstateBatteryIsamNorthAmericaCorporationMarine&IndustrialSupplyMartinEnergyServices,LLCMDLContracting,IncMoodysElectric,IncPrecision Engineering, IncRDMidwest,LLCRDAServiceCo,IncRonbeckEnterprises,IncSkeltonsFireEquipment,IncTheEmbroideryHouse,Inc
TransportationSafetyServicesVulcanUtility
Congressional District 2AAACooperTransportationGovdeals,IncSabelSteelServiceThorntonFarish,Inc
Congressional District 3BarbaraChesserJohnsonMetalSamplesCorrosion
Congressional District 4KapplerT&KLeasing,LLC
Congressional District 5CaltexWater,LLCCentroResources,LLCCircleCServices,IncGlobalTechnicalServices,IncGoss ElectricIntergraphCorporation
IntergraphCorporationLyndA.JohnsonMav-ConOilfieldServices,IncMaverickAggregates,IncMidwayOilfldConstructors,IncParkerHannifinCorporation-IpdPerfectionEquipment,IncPierceMfgConsultingRushTruckCentersofOk,IncSewellFord,Inc
Congressional District 6AlabamaLineLocationCtr,IncAmerexCorporationContrec-Usa,LLCKeyFireHoseCorporation.MotionIndustries,IncOccupationalHealthDynamicsSCME&PSolutions,Inc.SpocAutomation,IncTrimec,LLC
Congressional District 7Adams&ReeseLLPAlabamaPowerCo
AssetManagementServices,LLCBoydLogisitics,LLCBuddyMooreTruckingChetMorrisonContractors,LLCConsolidatedPipe&SupplyCo,IncDiamondDisplays,IncDiversifiedWellLogging,IncEbsco Industries, IncEnergenResourcesCorporationEurofinsLancasterLaboratories,IncGreenbrier-Pa,LLCGuardsmark,LLCIndustrialHealthCouncilInterstatePropertiesAnAlabamaGeneralPartnershipJayElectricCo,IncJohnPlottCompany,IncKathrynFlournoyNicholson&John NicholsonL&LOil&GasServices,LLCLancasterLaboratories,IncLawOfficeofJohnFosterTyraPCMartinEnergyServices,LLC
McGiffert&Associates,LLCMedjetAssist.MetalSamplesCoMotionIndustries,IncMusicMountainSpringWaterNorthAmericanConstructionOilMop,LLCOrcutt,LLCP&STransportationPlazaInvestmentsIIHoldingsQuinnPumps,IncRamTool&SupplyCompany,IncRegionsBankRMSTexasTimberlandsILPSTITrucking,LLCStoneTruckingCoTerraRenewalTommyBeasleyConstructionCo,IncTri Element, IncTTL,IncUSAEnvironmentLPVideoIndustrialServices,IncVulcanUtilitySigns&Product
ALABAMA - VENDOR LISTAlabama Vendors by Congressional District
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Oil and Natural Gas Stimulate
Alaska Economic and Job GrowthOil and natural gas are driving the U.S. economy through a major energy boom and that boom is rippling through the economy of Alaska, supporting business activity across the state. ThisfindinggrowsoutofanewAmericanPetroleumInstitutesurveyofdomesticoilandnaturalgasvendors,1 which offers aglimpseintothejobandbusinesscreationenginethatisthecurrentoilandnaturalgasindustry.Thesurveyshowsthatatleast505businesses,spreadacrossAlaskasat-largecongressionaldistrict,arepartofthelargeroilandnaturalgassupplychain.
$19.3 BILLION
56,600
30k
40k
50k
60k
70k
80k
90k
100k
Avg. Annual Alaska Salary
Avg. Oil and Gas Industry Salary
$50,624
$125,794
AVERAGE ANNUAL SALARY COMPARISON
1.AmericanPetroleumInstitute,APIOnshoreOilandGasVendorIdentificationSurvey,Washington,D.C.,2014.ThesurveywasdistributedtoAPImembersinJanuary2014tocollectinformationfortheperiodOctober2012toSeptember2013.Includedarecompaniesthatprovidegoodsandservicesforonshoreoilandnaturalgasdevelopment,whetherasoperators,contractors,servicecompanies,suppliers,orvendors.
2. PriceWaterhouseCoopers,EconomicImpactsoftheOilandNaturalGasIndustryontheU.S.Economyin2011,Washington,D.C.,July2013.PreparedforAPIusingtheIMPLANinput-outputmodelingsystem,basedon2011U.S.BureauofEconomicAnalysisdata.
3. InformationcitedinthisparagraphcomesfromtheBureauofLaborStatistics,QuarterlyCensusofEmploymentandWages(prelimi-narydatafor2013accessedJuly2014);andPriceWaterhouseCoopers,TheEconomicImpactsoftheOilandNaturalGasIndustryontheU.S.Economy:Employment,LaborIncomeandValueAdded,7/12/13(basedon2012IMPLANdatabase).
4. DataincludesNAICScode324,whichmaycountsomecoalproductmanufacturingjobs.5. EIA,Rankings:CrudeOilProduction,April2014(thousandbarrels),accessed7/31/2014.http://www.eia.gov/state/
ranking/?sid=UA#/series/46.EIA,Rankings:NaturalGasMarketedProduction,2012(millioncubicfeet),accessed7/31/2014.http://www.eia.gov/state/rankings/?sid=US#/series/47.
Thesurveyssnapshotofstate-by-stateactivityreinforcestheimpressivelevelofindustrysuccessthroughoutthecountrythatisdocumentedinarecentPriceWaterhouseCoopersstudyconducted for the American Petroleum Institute.2ThestudyfoundthattheoilandnaturalgasindustryinAlaskasupportssome56,600jobs,whichis11.9percentofthestatestotalemployment.TheamountofAlaskalaborincomesupportedbytheoilandnaturalgasindustrycomesto$4.5billionannually.Thats12.6percentofthestatestotallaborincome.
AnotherwayinwhichtheoilandgasindustrybenefitsthepeopleofAlaska,in
additiontototalemploymentandlaborincome,isintermsofsalary.3WhiletheaverageannualsalaryinAlaskaacrossallindustriesandsectorsis$50,624,theaveragesalaryintheoilandgasindustry(excludinggasstations)isverysignificantlyhigher$125,794annually.4Overalltheindustrysupports$19.3billionoftheAlaskaeconomy.Thats34.7percentofthestatestotaleconomicactivity.
Alaskaranks4thinoiland11thinnaturalgasproduction.5Thatmakesitoneofthenationstopenergy-producingstates.
THE INDUSTRY CONTRIBUTESTO ALASKAS ECONOMY
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SUPPORTED BY OIL ANDNATURAL GAS INDUSTRY
ALASKA JOBS
110k
120k
130k
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AndthepeopleofAlaskagetit.Astate-widetelephonepollof601registeredAlaskavoters,conductedonbehalfofthe American Petroleum Institute, found
that83percent,regardlessofpartyaffiliation,supportincreasedproductionof oil and natural gas resources located intheUnitedStates.6
State: AlaskaVendors by Congressional District
Congressional District Total
At Large Congressional District 505
Grand Total 505
At LargeDistrict
Sources: Esri, DeLorme, NAVTEQ, TomTom, Intermap, increment P Corp., GEBCO, USGS,FAO, NPS, NRCAN, GeoBase, IGN, Kadaster NL, Ordnance Survey, Esri Japan, METI, Esri China (Hong Kong), and the GIS User Community
Top CitiesAnchorage=355Kenai=38
Alaska Vendors by Congressional DistrictDistrict Location
6. WhatAmericaIsThinkingOnEnergyIssues.http://www.api.org/news-and-media/news/newsitems/2014/may-2014/poll-large-majorities-of-alaska-voters-support-increased-production-of-domestic-oil-and-natural-gas,theresultsofastatepollconductedbyHarrisforAPIMay14-15,2014.Clickonanewpolltoseehowpercentagesofvotersansweredthisandotherquestions.
Vendor Profile7
ASRC Energy Services, IncASRCEnergyServicesisAlaskasleadingproviderofcomprehensiveoilandgasservices.Itoffersawidespectrumofservicesforallphasesoftheoilfieldlifecycle,fromexploration,permitting,andfielddevelopment,toproductionoptimizationanddecommissioning.Inaddition,thecompanyprovidesoffshoreoilresponseequipmentandresources,aswellasmarineservices.Morerecently,ASRCenteredtheshalegasmarketinNorthDakota,providingtransportationandoperations,aswellasmaintenanceservices,tooperatorsintheBakkenformation.
TheparentcompanyofASRCEnergyServices,ArcticSlopeRegionalCorporation,isownedbyandrepresentsthebusinessinterestsofits11,000IupiatEskimoshareholdersineightvillagesacrosstheNorthSlopeofAlaska.AsanArcticSlopesubsidiarydoingbusinessintheoilandgasindustry,ASRCEnergyServiceshascontributedgreatlytothefinancialsuccessoftheArcticSlopeRegionalCorporation.Moreimportant,thissuccesshasmadeitpossibletogivebacktothecompanystribalshareholders,theIupiat,throughvillageandcommunityeconomicdevelopmentandjobopportunities,aswellasshareholderdividendsthathelpoffsettheextremelyhighcostoflivingthatcomeswithresidinginaremoteregionofAlaska.
TheIupiatpeopleowntitletonearlyfivemillionacresoflandontheNorthSlopeofAlaskathatcontainsahighpotentialforoil,gas,coal,andbasemetalsulfidesdevelopment.Althoughoilandgasdevelopmenthasfinanciallybenefitedtheregion,atraditionalsubsistencelifestyleisheavilydependentonahealthymarineandterrestrialecosystemunaffectedbytheactivitiesoftheoilandgasindustry.Asthecompanyseesit,Asstewardsofthisland,weareabletoprovideclientswithpersonnelwhoareextensivelytrainedtopreventormitigatedamagetotheenvironment.Oursenseofstewardshipandourtrainingmakeusuniquelyqualifiedtoassistwithresponsibledevelopment.
7.Fromthe2014APIOnshoreOilandGasVendorIdentificationSurveyreturns.
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13VENDOR SURVEY FINDINGS REPORT
Congressional District (at Large)1StstrikeA.T. Publishing, IncAAAAlaskaCab,IncABR,IncABSAlaskan,IncAccelFireSystems,IncAccupoint,IncActionSecurity,IncAcurenUSA,IncAdvancedDiagnostics,IncAdvancedSupplyChainInternationalAecom, IncAeroMetric,IncAESElectricSupply,IncAfognakLeasing,LLCAirLiquideAmericaLPAirLiquideAmericaLPAirgas Nor Pac, IncAirgasUSA,LLCAirportEquipmentRentals,IncAIS, IncAKSupply,IncAlaskaArchivesAlaskaBoilerTreatmentAlaskaBolt&Chain,IncAlaskaChallengerCenterForSpaceAlaskaCleanSeasAlaskaCommunicationsSystemsAlaskaContainerCache,LLCAlaskaCraneConsultantsAlaskaDieselElectric,IncAlaskaElectricLightPowerAlaskaEmergencyMedicineCorporationAlaskaEnvironmentalResources,LLCAlaskaFabrics,IncAlaskaFitnessEquipmentAlaskaFlag&FlagpoleAlaskaFrontierConstructors,IncAlaskaHeartInstitute,LLCAlaskaHeaterRentals,LLCAlaskaHydraulics,IncAlaskaIndustrialCoatings,IncAlaskaIndustrialHardware,IncAlaskaInstrumentCo,LLCAlaskaInterstateConstruction,LLCAlaskaLaminatedSignsAlaskaMetrology&CalibrationAlaskaOil&GasAssociation,IncAlaskaPremierClosetsAlaskaProcessIndustryAlaskaPump&Supply,IncAlaskaPureWaterProductsAlaskaRadiologyAssoc,IncAlaskaRailroadCorporation
AlaskaRoteqCorporationAlaskaRubber&Supply,IncAlaskaSafety,IncAlaskaServices&Technology,LLCAlaskaSteelCoAlaskaSteelCompanyAlaskaSupportIndustryAllianceAlaskaSureSealAlaskaTent&TarpAlaskaTextiles,IncAlaskaToolroom&DesignAlaskaTruckingAssociation,IncAlaskaValve&FittingCoAlaskaWarehouseSpecialists,IncAlaskaWasteAlaskaWeatherOperationServices,AlaskaWinter,IncAlaskaYellowDispatch,LLCAlaskanEnergyResources,IncAlaskasBestWater&CoffeeAlsco, IncAlutiiqGeneralContractorsAlutiiqOilfieldSolutions,LLCAlyeskaPipelineServiceCompanyAmericanMarineCorporationAmerigasAnchorageAudiologyClinicAnchorageRadiatorService,LLCAnixterInternational,IncAppleNineHospitalityManagementAQAlaska,LLCArchitecturalSupplyCo,IncArcticBusinessParkIIIArcticCatering,IncArcticCenterVIIIArcticControls,IncArcticFire&Safety,IncArcticFoundations,IncArcticFoxEnvironmental,IncArcticMats,LLCArcticOfficeMachines,IncArcticOfficeProductsArcticSlopeRegionalCorporationArcticSlopeTelephoneAssociationArcticWireRope&Supply,IncArkansasFireProtectionArmyNavyStoresAsrcEnergyServicesResponseAssociatedServices,IncAT&T,IncAtigun, IncAutoElectricSales&Service,IncAwareConsulting,LLCB&TOilfieldProductsBakerProfessionalServices
BareThreadsBeaconOccupationalHealthBecker&Associates,LLCBestTransitMix,IncBeyondBorders,IncBigGElectric&Engineering,IncBlackGoldOilfieldServices,LLCBlazyConstruction,IncBobsServices,IncBoyntonOfficeSystemsBradleyReid&Assoc,IncBreauxLeadershipSolutions,LLCBriceEquipment,LLCBridgestoneAmericasTireOperationsBristowAlaska,IncBrooksRangeSupply,IncBTOilfieldProductsBuildersChoice,IncBulletproof,IncCACPlastics,LLCCaptainCookHotelCarlileTransportationCompanyCCIIndustrialServices,LLCCentralEnvironmental,IncCentralPlumbing&Heating,IncCentralRecyclingServices,IncCertifiedStainlessService,IncCh2MHillAlaska,IncCh2MHillInternationalLtdChampionTechnologies,IncChevroletofSouthAnchorageChugiakFire&RescueCispriCityElectric,IncClassicAlaskaTradingCoastCraneCompanyCoastalaska,IncCoffmanEngineers,IncColdwaterSurvivalEgressTrainingColumbiaSussexCorporationColville,IncCommercialAppliance&RefrigeratioCommunicationSoftware,IncConamConstructors,Co.ConocoPhillipsCorporationConstructionMachinery&SparesLtdContainerSpecialtiesofAlaskaCookInletEnvironmental,IncCookInletSpillPreventionCopasofAnchorageCRPipeSteel,IncCraigTaylorEquipmentCoCrane&LiftTechnology,LLCCrescentElectricSupplyCoCrowleyMarineServices,IncCruzConstruction,IncCruzEnergyServices,LLC
CVS,IncDansTV&Appliance,IncDavisBlock&ConcreteDeborahL.AjangoDeltaChamberofCommerceDeltaConstructors,LLCDeltaLeasing,LLCDeltaPPump&Equipment,LLCDenaliCraneInspection,LLCDistributedDataSystemsDNOWLPDocumentStorage,IncDoors&WindowsDouglasJ.HansonDowlandBachCorporationDoyonAssociated,LLCDoyonRemoteFacilitiesDoyonUniversalServices,LLCDUAlaska,IncDukowitzMachine,IncEagleEnterprises,IncEmeraldAlaska,IncEmeraldConsultingGroup,IncEngineeredEquipmentCompanyEnstarNaturalGasCoEntechAlaska,LLCEnvironmentalComplianceCorporationEnvironmentalManagement,IncEpperheimer,IncEquipmentSource,IncERMAlaska,IncERMHoldingsLtdExproAmericas,LLCExxamSystems,LLCFairbanksDailyNewsMinerFairbanksNorthStarBoroughFairbanksPrecast&RebarFairweather,IncFarNorthSupplyFastenalCompanyFasteners&FireEquipment,IncFergusonEnterprisesFesslerEquipmentServices,IncFineLineInteriorsFireControlSystems,IncFirstNationalBank.Florcraft,IncFlowlineAlaska,IncFRBell&Associates,IncFrigidNorthCompanyFrontierPaper,IncFrontierSupply,IncFutaris,IncGarness Industrial, IncGarysAutoElectricGasDriveGlobalUs,IncGBREquipment,IncGCICommunicationCorporationGeonorth,LLC
GlacierServices,IncGLMCorporationGlobalAssetTechnologies,LLCGlobal Engineered Products, LLCGMWFireProtection,IncGolder Associates, IncGoldsteinImprovementCo,IncGoodyearTire&RubberCompanyGrainger, IncGraphicworks,IncGraybarAlaskaGreatNorthernEngineering,LLCGreerTank&Welding,IncGuardianSecuritySystems,IncGVJones&Assoc,IncH&HEquipment,IncH&KSheetMetalFabricators,IncHaasConsulting,LLCHalliburtonCompanyHamiltonOilfieldServices,LLCHarborEnterprises,IncHasco,IncHawkConsultants,LLCHaydenElectricMotors,IncHDREngineering,IncHeat&FrostInsulation,IncHiltiAktiengesellschaftHMHConsulting,LLCHomeDepotHomerElectricAssociation,IncHoth,IncHutchingsAutoGroup,LLCHydrilDistribution,LLCIceServices,IncImagePlasticsAtoZ,LLCIndependentLiftTruckofAKIndustrialBoiler&Controls,IncIndustrialInstrumentService,IncIngaldsonMaassen&FitzgeraldPCInletPetroleumCompanyIntegratedSystemsGroup,IncInternational,LLCInvensysPlcJ&MVentures,LLCJackovichIndustrial&ConstructionJaffaConstruction,IncJamesP.SheldonCo,IncJB2,IncJHR,IncJoanneProefrockJosephA.GrossJudyPatrickPhotographyKakivikAssetManagement,LLCKathyDayPublicRelationsKenaiNeonSignCoKenaiPeninsulaBoroughKenworthNorthwest,Inc
ALASKA - VENDOR LISTAlaska Vendors by Congressional District
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KICLogisitics,LLCKinneticLaboratories,IncKlimowskiEdwardKodiakAreaNativeAssociationKuukpikArcticCateringKuukpikCarlileTransportation,LLCL&JEnterprisesExcavating,IncLakerElectricLaymonFineArts&DesignLevensonBrownConsulting,IncLewellenArcticResearch,IncLewis&LewisComputerStoreLGLAlaskaResearchAssociates, IncLithiaofAnchorage,IncLittleRedServices,IncLonewolfInteractiveLounsbury&Associates,IncLTRTrainingSystems,IncMacchelloLaurieMagTecAlaska,LLCMarineExchangeofAlaskaMarkD.AndersonP.E.MarkJ.SchindlerMarkW.KaminskiMarketingSolutions,IncMarshCreek,LLCMatsuWater,LLCMcarthur,AlanMcJunkinRedManCorporationMcjunkinRedmanCorporationMcKinleyService&Equipment,IncMDKConsulting,IncMetalMagic,IncMichaelBakerCorporationMinn-AlaskaMorganSteel,IncMotionIndustriesMROSales,IncMSICommunicationsMTACommunications,IncMultiMedMunicipalityofAnchorageMWHAmericas,IncNaborsAlaskaServicesCorporationNabors Industries, Inc
NanaConstruction,LLCNanaDevelopmentCorporationNanaManagementServices,LLCNanaRegionalCorporation,IncNanaWorleyparsons,LLCNanacoltEngineering,LLCNanuq,IncNationalOilwellVarcoLPNCMachineryCoNCMachineryCoNCPowerSystemsCoNicolai-Alaska,LLCNorcon, IncNorgasco, IncNorthCoastElectricCompanyNorthSlopeBoroughNorthSlopeTelecom,IncNorthStarTerminal&StevedoreNorthWestHandlingSystemsNorthcoastElectricCoNorthern Electrical EngineeringNorthernEnterprisesNorthernIndustrialTraining,LLCNorthernPrintingCo,IncNorthernSolutions,LLCNorthlandWoodProducts,IncNTLAlaska,IncNuSolutionsConsulting,LLCOasisEnvironmental,IncOffshoreSystemsKenaiOil&GasSupplyCoOldHarborNativeCorporationOlgoonikFairweather,LLCOlgoonikOilfieldServices,LLCOliktokPipelineCoParagonProperties,IncParamountSupplyCompanyPaulaPhillipsPayzone,IncPeakOilfieldServiceCompanyPeninsulaAuto&TruckParts,IncPeninsulaClarionPrintersInkPeninsulaPumping,IncPetroStarLubricantsDivPetro Star, IncPetroleumEquipment&Services,Inc
Petroleum NewsPetrotechnicalResourcesofAlaskaPickleHillPublicBroadcasting,IncPioneerDoor,IncPioneerSupply,IncPIPPrinting&DocumentServicesPKB,LLCPNDEngineers,IncPolarSupplyCo,IncPolarWireProducts,IncPotelcomSupplyADivofPower Assurance, IncPrecisionCranes,IncPreferredPlumbing&HeatingPRLLogistics,IncProcommAlaska,LLCProfessionalAdministrativePrudhoeBayHotelPugetSoundPipe&SupplyCoPugetSoundPipe&SupplyCompanyQLPrintingQubdInternational,IncQuestDignosticsQwickConstructionCo,IncR&RScaffoldErectors,IncRandysGlass,IncReco,LLCRediskeAir,IncReevesAmodio,LLCRefrigeration&FoodEquipment,IncRefrigerationSuppliesDistributorReloInformationManagementRentACanToiletCompany,IncResolution3D,LLCResourceData,IncResourceSolutions,LLCRMLipchak&AssociatesRonaldW.BennettRoyalBusinessSystems,IncSafwayServices,LLCSchnitzerSteelIndustries,IncSCN,IncSeekinsFordLincolnMercury,IncSeibert&Associates,LLC
ShredAlaska,IncSistech, IncSitusErgonomics,LLCSixRobblees,IncSixStatesDistributorsofAlaskaSix-7Strategies,LLCSMGofAlaska,IncSnowshoeGunClubSoftwareNorth,LLCSolstenxp,IncSpenardBuildersSupplySpenardBuildersSupply,IncSprocketheads,LLCStanleyFord,IncSteelNIronEquipment,LLCSteelfabStinebaugh&CompanyStrikeTheBoxStusserElectricCoSummitLogistics,IncSunshineCustomPromotions,LLCSuperiorElectricMotorServicesSuperiorMach&WeldingCSurveyorsExchangeCo,IncSweeneysClothingTank-OAlaska,LLCTauriainenEngineering&TestingInTaylorFireProtectionTDXPower,IncTechstar, IncTern Technologies, IncTerrasondLtdTeslaElectric,LLCTH,IncTheChariotGroup,IncTheGrowthCo,IncTheIRFGroup,IncTheNerlandAgency,IncThe Printer, IncTheSchaaffCompany,IncTheWeldingShop,IncThomas VaughnThreeMileCreekServices,IncTrailercraft, IncTraneCompanyTriangleRecycling,LLCTruckwellofAlaska,Inc
TTTEnvironmental,LLCTubularSolutionsAlaska,LLCTundraExpeditingCo.TuttuEquipmentRentals,LLCUdelhovenOilfieldServicesUmiaq,LLCUniqueMachine&WeldingUnisea,IncUnisourceWorldwide,IncUnitechofAlaskaUnitedRentalsNorthwest,IncUnitedRentals,IncUnitedTechnologiesCorporationUnivarUSA,IncUniversalWelding&FabricationUniversityofAlaskaFairbanksUniversityofAlaskaSystemUniversityRediMixConcreteProducersUSBearings&DrivesUSTravelAlaska,LLCValleyCommunityForRecyclingSoluVantageParts&Service,LLCW.W.Grainger,IncWarningLitesofAlaskaWashingtonCrane&HoistCoWasteConnectionsofAlaska,IncWatersPetroleum,LLCWeatherfordUSLPWeaverBros,IncWellerConsultingWellsFargo&CoWescoDistribution,IncWesleyG,TonkinsWestonSolutions,IncWhiteEnvironmentalConsultants,IncWhiteSpruceTrailerSales,IncWillarCorporation,WorldWideMovers,IncWorthingtonFordofAlaska,IncXeroxCorporationYourLeadershipMatters,LLCYukonEquipment,IncYukonFireProtectionServices,Inc
ALASKA - VENDOR LIST
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Oil and Natural Gas Stimulate
Arizona Economic and Job GrowthOil and natural gas are driving the U.S. economy through a major energy boom and that boom is rippling through the economy of Arizona, supporting business activity across the state. ThisfindinggrowsoutofanewAmericanPetroleumInstitutesurveyofdomesticoilandnaturalgasvendors,1whichoffersaglimpseintothejobandbusinesscreationenginethatisthecurrentoilandnaturalgasindustry.Thesurveyshowsthatatleast124businesses,locatedacrossallnineofArizonascongressionaldistricts,arepartofthelargeroilandnaturalgassupplychain.
$9 BILLION
97,100
30k
40k
50k
60k
70k
80k
90k
100k
Avg. Annual Arizona Salary
Avg. Oil and Gas Industry Salary
$45,525
$56,822
AVERAGE ANNUAL SALARY COMPARISON
1.AmericanPetroleumInstitute,APIOnshoreOilandGasVendorIdentificationSurvey,Washington,D.C.,2014.ThesurveywasdistributedtoAPImembersinJanuary2014tocollectinformationfortheperiodOctober2012toSeptember2013.Includedarecompaniesthatprovidegoodsandservicesforonshoreoilandnaturalgasdevelopment,whetherasoperators,contractors,servicecompanies,suppliers,orvendors.
2. PriceWaterhouseCoopers,EconomicImpactsoftheOilandNaturalGasIndustryontheU.S.Economyin2011,Washington,D.C.,July2013.PreparedforAPIusingtheIMPLANinput-outputmodelingsystem,basedon2011U.S.BureauofEconomicAnalysisdata.
3. InformationcitedinthisparagraphcomesfromtheBureauofLaborStatistics,QuarterlyCensusofEmploymentandWages(prelimi-narydatafor2013accessedJuly2014);andPriceWaterhouseCoopers,TheEconomicImpactsoftheOilandNaturalGasIndustryontheU.S.Economy:Employment,LaborIncomeandValueAdded,7/12/13(basedon2012IMPLANdatabase).
Thesurveyssnapshotofstate-by-stateactivityreinforcestheimpressivelevelofindustrysuccessthroughoutthecountrythatisdocumentedinarecentPriceWaterhouseCoopersstudyconducted for the American Petroleum Institute.2ThatstudyfoundthattheoilandnaturalgasindustryinArizonasupportssome97,100jobs,whichis3percentofthestatestotalemployment.TheamountofArizonalaborincomesupportedbytheoilandnaturalgasindustrycomesto$4.65billionannually.Thats3percentofthestatestotallaborincome.
AlthoughArizonaisnotatopenergyproducer,thesejobandlaborincomefiguresdemonstratethatthepeopleofArizonaenjoysignificantbenefitsfrom
energydevelopment.3Thebenefitsshowupinthestatessalarystatisticsaswell.Thus,whiletheaverageannualsalaryinArizonaacrossallindustriesandsectorsis$45,525,theaverageoilandgasindustrysalary(excludinggasstations)issubstantiallyhigher$56,822annually.Overalltheindustrysupports$9billionoftheArizonaeconomy.Thats3.4percentofthestatestotaleconomicactivity.
Arizonaalsobenefitsfromtheproductionof oil and natural gas from shales and so-calledtightformations,energydevelopmentthatusestheprovenengineeringtechnologiesofhydraulicfracturing,orfracking,andhorizontaldrilling.TotaljobssupportedbytheseactivitiesinArizonareached11,698in
THE INDUSTRY CONTRIBUTESTO ARIZONAS ECONOMY
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SUPPORTED BY OIL ANDNATURAL GAS INDUSTRY
ARIZONA JOBS
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2012.Thatjobtotalisprojectedtoclimbto20,924in2020andto26,340in2035.4
AndAmericans,includingthepeopleofArizona,getit.Atelephonepollof1,012registeredvotersacrossthecountry,
conducted on behalf of the American PetroleumInstitute,foundthat77percentofAmericans,regardlessofpartyaffiliation,supportincreasedproductionof oil and natural gas resources located in theUnitedStates.5
State: ArizonaVendors by Congressional District
Congressional District Total
Congressional District 1 5
Congressional District 2 1
Congressional District 3 6
Congressional District 4 3
Congressional District 5 1
Congressional District 6 28
Congressional District 7 56
Congressional District 8 5
Congressional District 9 19
Grand Total 124
Sources: Esri, DeLorme, NAVTEQ, TomTom, Intermap, increment P Corp., GEBCO, USGS,FAO, NPS, NRCAN, GeoBase, IGN, Kadaster NL, Ordnance Survey, Esri Japan, METI, Esri China (Hong Kong), and the GIS User Community
Top CityPhoenix=52
Arizona Vendors by Congressional DistrictDistrict Location
4. IHSInc.,AmericasNewEnergyFuture:TheUnconventionalOilandGasRevolutionandtheU.S.Economy,Washington,D.C.,December2012.
5. WhatAmericaisThinkingonEnergyIssues.http://www.api.org/news-and-media/news/newsitems/2014/july-2014/voters-say-us-should-do-more-to-develop-oil-natural-gastheresultsofanationalpollconductedbyHarrisforAPIJuly10-13,2014.Clickonnationalpolltoseehowpercentagesofvotersansweredthisandotherquestions.
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Vendor Profile6
User Centered Design ServicesUserCenteredDesignServicesfocusesonenhancingsituationalawarenessofcontrolroomoperatorsduringabnormalsituations.Operatorsmustcontroltheprocessandmaintainnormalsafeoperations.Thecompanyalsoaddressesthecontributionofhumanfactors and human error to such situations. All of these issuesareaddressedintheimplementationofbestpracticesinthecontrolroom.
Whenthecompanydesignsacontrolroomoranoperatorgraphicsforarefinerycontrolroomorapipelinecontrolcenter,aculturechangetakesplace.Operatorsliketheirjobsmoreandfeelmoreappreciated.
Fortyyearsofresearchhaveequippedthecompanytoidentifywhatcausesincidentsandwhichincidentscanbeprevented.Thatresearchhasbeenputtogooduseineducatingtheindustryonthebestpracticestousetopreventincidents.
District 04
District 01
District 08
District 06
District 05
District 09
District 07
District 03
District 02
6.Fromthe2014APIOnshoreOilandGasVendorIdentifi-cationSurveyreturns.
17VENDOR SURVEY FINDINGS REPORT
Arizona Vendors by Congressional DistrictCongressional District 1BankofAmericaEnvironmentalEnergyInnovations,LLCMobileMini,IncPersonnelSafetyEnterprisesRobertW.Clements
Congressional District 2GreenesConsulting
Congressional District 3J.K.WolfMargaretEMooneyFoundation,IncPVRecycling,LLCTheUniversityofArizonaGeoscienUniversityofArizonaYasawaGroupLtd
Congressional District 4BakerArizona2010AcquisitionCoCintellateUSA,IncKennethHixson
Congressional District 5EquipmentSafetyServices,Inc
Congressional District 6AccuvantincAppliedProcessEquipment,IncCitationTechnologies,IncConcurTechnologiesEOSGroup,IncFourPeaksEnvironmental&Engineering,LLCGovig&Associates,IncGreggFamilyTrustDatedMarch10,InformativeGraphicsMarinePreservationAssociationOklahomaPlainsEnt,LLCPanolaPricePartners,LLCPhyllisA.WilsonPremium Power SolutionsSallyOwensRatkovicSaltRiverMaterialsSherylL.DamicoShortridge Instruments, IncSignalBridgeCommunications,IncTheAlexanderGroup,IncTheDMHFamilyGroupLPTheLegacyGalleryTheRowellGroup,LLCTheSallyAnnRatkovicRevocableTrustThermoFluids,IncTransolutions, IncVenicom, Inc
WilliamJ.PetkoSrFamilyTrust
Congressional District 7AirCommAireFilterProductsNewMexicoAirgasOnSiteSafetyServices,IncAlliedWasteServicesAmericanFenceCompanyAmericanFireEquipmentArizonaDepartmentofRevenueAtmosEnergyCorporationBankofAmericaBechtelHydrocarbonBFIWasteServices,LLCCableOne,IncCenturyLinkCintasCorporationCleanHarborsEnvironmentalConsolidatedDisposalServiceCorporationediaCorporationDirecTV,IncDLSalesCorporationDuncanDisposalEmbarqEMRCorporationFlowManagementDevices,LLCGruber Technical, IncHamiltonSundstrandHoneywell,IncIndustrial Electric, Inc
IndustrialEvolution,IncInfosol, IncInsightJPMorganChaseCommercialCardJuanitaFrankKnoxCompanyLawOfficesOneArizonaCenterLawlogixGroup,IncLin&Associates,IncLoftinEquipmentCoMobileMini,IncNGHPowerSystems,IncOilindSafety,IncQuadna,IncQwestCorporationRepublicServicesNationalAccounts, IncRepublicServicesofTexasLtdRepublicServices,IncSCFArizonaSealSystems,IncSnell&WilmerLLPSunstateEquipmentCoThermoFluids,IncThunderbird School of GlobalU-HaulUnitedSiteServicesUniversityofPhoenixWasteManagementofNewMexicoWesternProcessComputers,Inc
Congressional District 8AdvantedgeTechnologiesGroup,IncAltitudeAnalysis,IncAudreyL.MunkresFamilyTrustThomasFolkestadUserCenteredDesignServices,Inc
Congressional District 9AITBusinessSolutions,LLCATCAssoc,IncB&WDistributors,IncCapsResearchDAPTechnologiesCorporationGeotechnicalConsulting&TestingInsightDirectUSA,IncInstrumentation&Controls,LLCJWMSEnterprises,IncKayenell,IncMarianneM.JenningsMedaire,IncMobileMini,LLCOffshoreManufacturing&DesignResultGroup,IncRiskAssessmentGroupSatcom Global, IncSoilworks,LLCWesternRefiningWholesale,Inc
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Oil and Natural Gas Stimulate
Arkansas Economic and Job GrowthOil and natural gas are driving the U.S. economy through a major energy boom and that boom is rippling through the economy of Arkansas, supporting business activity across the state. ThisfindinggrowsoutofanewAmericanPetroleumInstitutesurveyofdomesticoilandnaturalgasvendors,1whichoffersaglimpseintothejobandbusinesscreationenginethatisthecurrentoilandnaturalgasindustry.Thesurveyshowsthatatleast225businesses,spreadacrossallfourofthecongressionaldistrictsinArkansas,arepartofthelargeroilandnaturalgassupplychain.
$8 BILLION
92,500
30k
40k
50k
60k
70k
80k
90k
100k
Avg. Annual Arkansas Salary
Avg. Oil and Gas Industry Salary
$38,623
$67,962
AVERAGE ANNUAL SALARY COMPARISON
1.AmericanPetroleumInstitute,APIOnshoreOilandGasVendorIdentificationSurvey,Washington,D.C.,2014.ThesurveywasdistributedtoAPImembersinJanuary2014tocollectinformationfortheperiodOctober2012toSeptember2013.Includedarecompaniesthatprovidegoodsandservicesforonshoreoilandnaturalgasdevelopment,whetherasoperators,contractors,servicecompanies,suppliers,orvendors.
2. PriceWaterhouseCoopers,EconomicImpactsoftheOilandNaturalGasIndustryontheU.S.Economyin2011,Washington,D.C.,July2013.PreparedforAPIusingtheIMPLANinput-outputmodelingsystem,basedon2011U.S.BureauofEconomicAnalysisdata.
3. InformationcitedinthisparagraphcomesfromtheBureauofLaborStatistics,QuarterlyCensusofEmploymentandWages(prelimi-narydatafor2013accessedJuly2014);andPriceWaterhouseCoopers,TheEconomicImpactsoftheOilandNaturalGasIndustryontheU.S.Economy:Employment,LaborIncomeandValueAdded,7/12/13(basedon2012IMPLANdatabase).
4.EIA,Rankings:CrudeOilProduction,April2014(thousandbarrels),accessed7/31/2014.http://www.eia.gov/state/ranking/?sid=UA#/series/46.EIA,Rankings:NaturalGasMarketedProduction,2012(millioncubicfeet),accessed7/31/2014.http://www.eia.gov/state/rankings/?sid=US#/series/47.
Thesurveyssnapshotofstate-by-stateactivityreinforcestheimpressivelevelofindustrysuccessthroughoutthecountrythatisdocumentedinarecentPriceWaterhouseCoopersstudyconducted for the American Petroleum Institute.2ThatstudyfoundthattheoilandnaturalgasindustryinArkansassupportssome92,500jobs,whichis5.9percentofthestatestotalemployment.TheamountofArkansaslaborincomesupportedbytheoilandnaturalgasindustrycomesto$4.22billionannually.Thats6.3percentofthestatestotallaborincome.
ThesejobandlaborincomefiguresdemonstratethatthepeopleofArkansasenjoysignificantbenefitsfromenergydevelopment.Thebenefitsshowupinthe
statessalarystatisticsaswell.3 Thus, while theaverageannualsalaryinArkansasacross all industries and sectors is $38,623,theaverageoilandgasindustrysalary(excludinggasstations)isverysubstantiallyhigher$67,962annually.Overalltheindustrysupports$8billionoftheArkansaseconomy.Thats7.8percentofthestatestotaleconomicactivity.
AlthoughArkansasranks18thinoilproduction,itis8thinnaturalgasproduction.4Thatmakesitoneofthenationstopenergy-producingstates.
Arkansasparticularlybenefitsfromtheproductionofoilandnaturalgasfromshalesandso-calledtightfomations,energydevelopmentthatusestheproven
THE INDUSTRY CONTRIBUTESTO ARKANSAS ECONOMY
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engineeringtechnologiesofhydraulicfracturing,orfracking,andhorizontaldrilling.TotaljobssupportedbytheseactivitiesinArkansasreached33,100in2012.Thatjobtotalisexpectedtoriseto52,539in2020andto56,418in2035.5
AndAmericans,includingthepeopleof
Arkansas,getit.Atelephonepollof1,012registeredvotersacrossthecountry,conducted on behalf of the American PetroleumInstitute,foundthat77percentofAmericans,regardlessofpartyaffiliation,supportincreasedproductionofoilandnaturalgasresourceslocatedintheUnitedStates.6
State: ArkansasVendors by Congressional District
Congressional District Total
Congressional District 1 25
Congressional District 2 121
Congressional District 3 44
Congressional District 4 35
Grand Total 225
District01
District04
District02
District03
Sources: Esri, DeLorme, NAVTEQ, TomTom, Intermap, increment P Corp., GEBCO, USGS,FAO, NPS, NRCAN, GeoBase, IGN, Kadaster NL, Ordnance Survey, Esri Japan, METI, Esri China (Hong Kong), and the GIS User Community
Top CitiesConway=30Searcy=26
Arkansas Vendors by Congressional DistrictDistrict Location
5. IHSInc.,AmericasNewEnergyFuture:TheUnconventionalOilandGasRevolutionandtheU.S.Economy,Washington,D.C.,December2012.
5. WhatAmericaisThinkingonEnergyIssues.http://www.api.org/news-and-media/news/newsitems/2014/july-2014/voters-say-us-should-do-more-to-develop-oil-natural-gastheresultsofanationalpollconductedbyHarrisforAPIJuly10-13,2014.Clickonnationalpolltoseehowpercentagesofvotersansweredthisandotherquestions.
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56,418
77%OF AMERICANS SUPPORT
INCREASED PRODUCTION OF OIL AND NATURAL GAS IN THE U.S.
FROM HYDRAULIC FRACTURING AND HORIZONTAL DRILLING
ARKANSAS JOBS BY 2035
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Arkansas Vendors by Congressional DistrictCongressional District 1AmericanOilfieldServices,LLCAmerigasPropaneLPBobbyKennedyConstructionCompany,C.RobertHandfordCenterVac,IncDacusFenceCo.,IncDavesSales&Services,IncDaystarEnvironmentalServices,LLCFireProtectionofArkansas,IncG&KServices,IncHardhatOilfieldServices,LLCJamesLynnFranksAttorneyAtJMOilfieldServices,IncJTsWashoutFacility,LLCLancerEnergy,LLCMid-ArkUtilities&RigNationalFluidCarriers,IncNitrogenSolutions,LLCPressureTrucks,IncProgressiveWasteSolutionsofAR,RazorGas&OilServicesRichardMaysLawFirmPLLCRioRigServicesWCAWasteCorporationofAmericaWybran,Inc
Congressional District 21stClassPortableFacilities,LLCA Isaacson PlumbingAdamsPestControlofWhiteCountyAir PowerAll-CleanUSAofCentralArk,IncAmericanFirstResponseAmericanManagementCorporationAmericanSafetySuppliers,IncAmericanTool&MachiningCo.,IncAppliedInspectionSystems,IncArkansasElectricCooperatives,IncArkansasOneCallArkansasReclamationCompany,LLCArkansasResourcesManagement,LLCArkweldArtexomaLogistics,LLC
BBarTLiquidSolutionsB&GPipelineCoBeDozer,LLCBerryWelding&Fab.BestCrane&Rigging,IncBlaineServices,IncBlaineServices,Inc.BruceOakley,IncCanopyCassady&Company,IncCenterForToxicologyCenterForToxicologyandCentralArkansasProfessionalChampionTechnologies,IncChristopherPortaPrivies,IncCimarronCollective,LLCClairdayElectric,IncCommandConstruction,IncConeysGarageDoor,IncConvingtonSturgisRdComplex,LLCConwayCorporationCoorstekCraftonTull&Associates,IncCrossAutoSupply,IncDavidThompsonDenhamWelding&SteelSales,IncDMCCarterChambers,IncEagleFordReclamationCompany,LLCElstonEnterprises,LLCESSTransportation,IncExplorationGeodesy,IncFirstElectricCooperativeFourMileHillWaterAssociationFrankGardnerConstruction,LLCFrankGardnerConstruction,LLCFridayEldredge&ClarkLLPFTNAssociatesGenesisDatacom,LLCGibraltarLubricatingServices,IncGrubbs,Hoskyn,Barton&Wyatt,IncGuyWaterWorksHaynesMachineShop,IncHighpointParkApt,LLCHugg&HallEquipmentCompanyInfectiousDiseaseResourceGroup
International Testing andJ&JNationalOilfieldSolutions,IncJayBartleyOilfieldServicesKenneyOilFieldServices,IncL&WDevelopmentM&MEnvironmentalOilFieldMckinney&MckinneyP,LLCMcSheerTruckin,LLCMillarJilesCullipherLLPMitchellWilliamsSelicGatesMJCommunications,IncMROResources,LLCNationalFluidCarriers,IncNLSConstruction,LLCNorthwestControlsSystems,IncOccupationalHealthSolutions,IncOn-SiteDustControl,LLCOzarkOilfieldServices,IncPBWeldingBrowningPerkins&Trotter,PLLCPetitJeanElectricCooperativePPGMRLawPLLCPriceMachine&ToolProcessValvesQuailityBopServices,LLCQuestEnergyServices,LLCRatliffOilfieldServices,IncRigService,LLCRinecoChemicalIndustries,IncRobertHammRockcommTelecom,LLCRoughcut,LLCRSMEnterprises,IncRushWellsiteServices,LLCSafetySourceSamMcfadinSearcyCleaning,IncSearcyWaterUtilitiesSecurityZoneSherwoodUrgentCare,IncSiemensWaterTechnologies,LLCSimon Electric, IncSkyKingLogistics,IncSoftmartComputers&ElectronicsSouthernPipelineConstructionSouthernTorque&TestSteveASalterConsultants,IncSteveSimonTaxCollector
SuviazOilfieldServices,LLCT&TEquipmentCompany,IncTCOilfieldServicesThinkAdvertising,IncTripleTransport,IncTristateTransport,IncUnitedRentals(NorthAmerica),IncVUE,IncWasteServices,IncWetlandsConsultings,IncWillHoldWelding&OilFieldWilliamC.CheekWindstreamCorporation
Congressional District 3ABFFreightSystem,IncArkansasValleyCommunicationsArmstrongTool,LLCArrowBolt&ScrewCo,IncArvestMortgageCoBaldorElectricCompanyBedfordCamera&Video,IncCintasCrafton,Tull&AssociatesDaily&WoodsPLLCDearmondsBitService,IncEagleOneShuttleService,LLCEasternTankServices,IncFedexFreight,IncFrostOilCompanyFSCProperties,LLCGaryA.Monroe&AssociatesHannaOil&GasCompanyHerschelleDellWoodHolmesErection,IncInterstateBatterySystemofJBL,LLCKPR-LLCLandFarmers,IncLandSSupply,IncLittlefieldOilCompanyLSSupplyMajesticChemicalSupply,IncMulti-CraftContractors,IncMurdockPortableToilets&SepticNewProspectCompanyOzarkMeterService,LLCParkerEnergyServicesCompanyPruittTool&SupplyCo,Inc
QuickConstruction,LLCQuickLayPipe,LLCRaycoToolCompanySednaEnergy,IncStephensProductionCompanyStrainer Pros, IncTheUniversityofArkansasWalMartStores,IncWesleyWayneWiechmanWTBServices,Inc
Congressional District 4AaronLunsfordB&DElectric,IncCenterVac,IncChrisman,IncCossatotRock,LLCDavidWillisDodson-TyeMachineWorks,IncFikesTruckLine,LLCHydrostaticOilfieldTesting,IncJFrenchDrillingConsultingJeaLandsLimitedPartnershipJerryPrestonLittlefieldPropane,LLCMagnoliaConsultingFirm,IncMurphyExploration&ProductionCoNorwoodConsulting,IncParnellConsultants,IncPrecisionRathole,IncPremierWellServices,LLCProductionServices,IncQualityIndustrialConstruction,LLCRaggioExcavating,IncRedDogOilTools,IncRelianceWellService,IncRWBConstruction,LLCS&MHotshotServices,IncSamMorrisConsultingSchoefflerEnergyGroup,Inc.SouthernMudCompany,LLCSouthern Perforators, IncSterlingMachineryTAW,IncAmegyBankBusinessCreditWeiserBrownOperatingCoWillrothsBackhoe&FieldSerZacharyGraves
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Oil and Natural Gas Stimulate
California Economic and Job GrowthOil and natural gas are driving the U.S. economy through a major energy boom and that boom is rippling through the economy of California, supporting business activity across the state. ThisfindinggrowsoutofanewAmericanPetroleumInstitutesurveyofdomesticoilandnaturalgasvendors,1whichoffersaglimpseintothejobandbusinesscreationenginethatisthecurrentoilandnaturalgasindustry.Thesurveyshowsthatatleast1,980businesses,spreadacrossall52ofCaliforniasCongressionaldistricts,arepartofthelargeroilandnaturalgassupplychain.
$131.4 BILLION
793,200
30k
40k
50k
60k
70k
80k
90k
100k
Avg. Annual California Salary
Avg. Oil and Gas Industry Salary
$56,590
$120,802
AVERAGE ANNUAL SALARY COMPARISON
1.AmericanPetroleumInstitute,APIOnshoreOilandGasVendorIdentificationSurvey,Washington,D.C.,2014.ThesurveywasdistributedtoAPImembersinJanuary2014tocollectinformationfortheperiodOctober2012toSeptember2013.Includedarecompaniesthatprovidegoodsandservicesforonshoreoilandnaturalgasdevelopment,whetherasoperators,contractors,servicecompanies,suppliers,orvendors.
2. PriceWaterhouseCoopers,EconomicImpactsoftheOilandNaturalGasIndustryontheU.S.Economyin2011,Washington,D.C.,July2013.PreparedforAPIusingtheIMPLANinput-outputmodelingsystem,basedon2011U.S.BureauofEconomicAnalysisdata.
3. InformationcitedinthisparagraphcomesfromtheBureauofLaborStatistics,QuarterlyCensusofEmploymentandWages(prelimi-narydatafor2013accessedJuly2014);andPriceWaterhouseCoopers,TheEconomicImpactsoftheOilandNaturalGasIndustryontheU.S.Economy:Employment,LaborIncomeandValueAdded,7/12/13(basedon2012IMPLANdatabase).
4. EIA,Rankings:CrudeOilProduction,April2014(thousandbarrels),accessed7/31/2014.http://www.eia.gov/state/ranking/?sid=UA#/series/46.EIA,Rankings:NaturalGasMarketedProduction,2012(millioncubicfeet),accessed7/31/2014.http://www.eia.gov/state/rankings/?sid=US#/series/47.
Thesurveyssnapshotofstate-by-stateactivityreinforcestheimpressivelevelofindustrysuccessthroughoutthecountrythatisdocumentedinarecentPriceWaterhouseCoopersstudyconductedfor the American Petroleum Institute.2 ThatstudyfoundthattheoilandnaturalgasindustryinCaliforniasupportssome793,200jobs,whichis4.1percentofthestatestotalemployment.TheamountofCalifornialaborincomesupportedbytheoilandnaturalgasindustrycomesto$58.9billionannually.Thats4.9percentofthestatestotallaborincome.
AnotherwayinwhichtheoilandgasindustrybenefitsthepeopleofCalifornia,inadditiontototalemploymentandlaborincome,isintermsofsalary.Thus,whiletheaverageannualsalaryinCalifornia
across all industries and sectors is $56,590,theaverageoilandgasindustrysalary(excludinggasstations)isverysubstantiallyhigher$120,802annually.Overalltheindustrysupports$131.4billionoftheCaliforniaeconomy.Thats6.7percentofthestatestotaleconomicactivity.3
Californiaranks3rdinoiland13thinnaturalgasproduction.4Thatmakesitoneofthenationstopenergy-producingstates.
Californiaparticularlybenefitsfromtheproductionofoilandnaturalgasfromshalesandso-calledtightformations,energydevelopmentthatusestheprovenengineeringtechnologiesofhydraulicfracturing,orfracking,andhorizontaldrilling.Totaljobssupportedbythese
THE INDUSTRY CONTRIBUTESTO CALIFORNIAS ECONOMY
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CALIFORNIA JOBS
110k
120k
130k
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activitiesinCaliforniareached96,553in2012.Thatjobtotalisprojectedtoriseto153,658in2020andto187,270in2035.5
AndAmericans,includingthepeopleofCalifornia,getit.Atelephonepollof1,012registeredvotersacrossthecountry,
conducted on behalf of the American PetroleumInstitute,foundthat77percentofAmericans,regardlessofpartyaffiliation,supportincreasedproductionofoilandnaturalgasresourceslocatedintheUnitedStates.6
State: CaliforniaVendors by Congressional District
Congressional District TotalCongressional District 1 7Congressional District 2 23Congressional District 3 51Congressional District 4 12Congressional District 5 20Congressional District 6 20Congressional District 7 10Congressional District 8 6Congressional District 9 7Congressional District 10 7Congressional District 11 19Congressional District 12 74Congressional District 13 22Congressional District 14 25Congressional District 15 28Congressional District 16 21Congressional District 17 21Congressional District 18 25Congressional District 19 26Congressional District 20 13Congressional District 21 32Congressional District 22 12Congressional District 23 492Congressional District 24 115Congressional District 25 22Congressional District 26 51Congressional District 27 64Congressional District 28 10Congressional District 29 7Congressional District 30 18Congressional District 31 16Congressional District 32 25Congressional District 33 27Congressional District 34 145Congressional District 35 13Congressional District 36 2Congressional District 37 2Congressional District 38 46Congressional District 39 29Congressional District 40 19Congressional District 41 4Congressional District 42 8Congressional District 43 20Congressional District 44 25Congressional District 45 49Congressional District 46 33Congressional District 47 140Congressional District 48 46Congressional District 49 31Congressional District 50 13Congressional District 51 2Congressional District 52 25
Grand Total 1,980
California Vendors by Congressional DistrictDistrict Location
5. IHSInc.,AmericasNewEnergyFuture:TheUnconventionalOilandGasRevolutionandtheU.S.Economy,Washington,D.C.,December2012.
6. WhatAmericaisThinkingonEnergyIssues.http://www.api.org/news-and-media/news/newsitems/2014/july-2014/voters-say-us-should-do-more-to-develop-oil-natural-gastheresultsofanationalpollconductedbyHarrisforAPIJuly10-13,2014.Clickonnationalpolltoseehowpercentagesofvotersansweredthisandotherquestions.
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Valley Power SystemsValleyPowerSystemshasbranchesinSanDiego,CityofIndustry,Ontario,MiraLoma,Bakersfield,Fresno,Sacramento,andSanLeandro,California.Thecompanydistributesemission-compliantdieselandnaturalgasreciprocatingenginestotheoilandgasmarket.ValleyPowerhasalsosoldoil-field-readypowerunitsinthisparticularmarketbecauseitunderstandstheenvironmentinwhichtheequipmentmustoperate.Anotherfacetofthecompanysworkisprovidingon-highwaytruckserviceandrepair,aswellasfieldserviceforthecompanysownandothersequipment. 6.Fromthe2014APIOnshoreOilandGasVendorIdentifi-
cationSurveyreturns.
District01
District02
District03
District05
District06
District07
District04
District22
District23
District24
District08
District36
District51
District50
District52 District
53
District09
District10
District16
District20 District
21
Districts11-15, 17-19
Districts25-35, 37-49
ValleyPowerSystemshasnewTier4FinalEnginesthatcanbeinsertedintoheavycapitaloilandgasequipment,replacingthefleetofold,pollutingdieselenginescurrentlyinthefield.Ultimately,requiredreplacementwilltakeplaceonatimetabletobedeterminedbytheEnvironmentalProtectionAgency.
Top CitiesBakersfield=456LosAngeles=145LongBeach=89SanFrancisco=74Pasadena=58
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25VENDOR SURVEY FINDINGS REPORT
California Vendors by Congressional DistrictCongressional District 1BWConsultants,LLCClaiborneVentures,IncDalesMechanicalServiceEco-Shell,IncMartinCrane&RiggingPlumas Sierra TelecommunicationsSMTPlus,Inc
Congressional District 2AllianceCoolingProducts&Construction,IncAllied Seals International, IncAmericanConstruction&Supply,IncAutodesk,IncBiomarkerTechnologyBrendaJScarboroughDenbesteTransportation,IncDrivesavers,IncDryCreekEnterprise,IncEelRiverDisposal&ResourceEtracEngineering,LLCHumanconcepts,LLCHumboldtBayForestProductsLeadershipLanding,IncNorthCoastLaboratoriesLtdOfficeworkSoftware,LLCRalphM.WolfeRemedyInteractive,IncRennerPetroleumRobertA.AndersonPropertyTrustRutchikJonathanSMdMphTaylorEnterpriseTransparaCorporation
Congressional District 3AAProductionServices,IncAbelChevroletPontiacBuickARServiceAstaConstructionCo,IncBobOshinnsOilfieldServices,LLCButteSand&GravelCabralProductionChristopherCerneyResourceMgmtClarkConstruction,IncCogco,IncCoughranMechanicalServicesDeltaWellService,LLCDickBrownsTechnicalServiceDosRios,IncFacilitiesSupportServicesFMCTechnologiesFultonReclamationFacility,IncGalleryOneGasPatchServiceCoInstrat, Inc
IrisMaxineWesterdahlEstateJCGeneralEngineering,IncLakeviewPetroleumLirasWeldingService&MachineShopM&JWellSupplyMaintenanceConnectionMcPhersonCrane&Rigging,IncMeridianSupplyMikeMcanallyNelsonDrillingTools,LLCNobleMethane,IncNor-CalConstructionNorthernPipeStorage&SupplyCorporationOilwellMaterials&HardwareCo,IncPaulGrahamDrilling&ServiceCoPowellTruckingPPCLandConsultantsQualityTongService,IncRandysWirelineServiceRioVistaMufflerHitch&WeldingRobertABooherConsultingSamuelWeldingServiceSheldonSqueakyCleanStewartIndustrialSupply,IncStoneyCreekProduction,IncTransformerTesting&Repairs,IncUnitedWirelineServicesWarrenEGomesExcavating,IncWesternPlant&PipelineProducts, IncWilliamsMobileService,Inc
Congressional District 4BenGrimesWhippleCharlesTerryEdwardsComerit,IncDonnaRoseCalesTsteEnterpriseRentACarHewlett-PackardCompanyIndustrialControlLinks,IncL&HAircoLKJConsulting,IncMaureenYoungFralickMikeHuangTriPacificSupply,Inc
Congressional District 5BeniciaFabrication&Machine,IncBiomarkerTechnologies,IncClementFitzpatrick&KenworthyContraCostaElectric,IncDavitzKitRobinDeltaTechService,IncEco Global Solutions, IncGlobalPortableBuildings,Inc
GollanConsultingServices,IncHerguthLaboratories,IncHughsDavidC.MarcB.VictorMarshallStevenE.N.D.T.ElectronicsNovaDisplay,IncOshaComplianceServices,LLCPowerhouseDieselServices,IncRawhideLeasingCoRemoteSatelliteSystemsInt,IncWesternOil&Spreading
Congressional District 6BandTRentals,IncBoardofEqualizationCaliforniaIndependentPetroleum AssociationDayCarter&MurphyLLPDmvRenewalGalati&BlekLLPGeologicalLogging,IncICFJones&Stokes,IncIrani Engineering, IncNielsenMerksamerParrinelloPacificGas&ElectricCompanyRobertJ.Jenkins&CoScott&SonsWeedSierraEngineering,LLCSWRCBAccountingOfficeThomasLawGroupWantzEquipmentCo,IncWeidmannDiagnosticSolutions,IncWesternStatesPetroleumAssocXyratexIntl,Inc
Congressional District 7ACMMachiningChicagoTitleCoCleanEnergySystems,IncDDJorz&Associates,IncGainesWellService,IncLacroixDavis,LLCOnshoreLeasingCorporationTri Tool, IncTrimarkAssociates,IncZeeMedicalCo
Congressional District 8ActionResponseTeam,LLCApexLogistics,LLCElcoFiltration&Testing,Inc.MargoInteriorPlantDesignMobilePipeWrappeers&Coaters,IncMungerOilInformationService,Inc
Congressional District 9ClarkPestControlDeltaScrap&SalvageNCBrun&SonPacificDrillingConsultantsPreferred American Instrument, IncStanleyElectricMotorCo,IncValleyPacificPetroleumServices,Inc
Congressional District 10BayAreaCoatingConsultants,IncClearpathWorkforceManagementInternationalWoodIndustries,IncLockNStitch,IncNorthwestIndustrialEngine&CompressorCoTeledyneRisi,IncVisualware, Inc
Congressional District 11AEIConsultantsBovo-Tighe,LLCCardnoEntrixChevronTexacoFinancialCtr-NorthDCFrostAssociates,IncEcolabPestElin.Div.EdnaCarolynDillardMccombsFamilyBypassTrUnderTheBuechyFamGlynn&FinleyLance&Rensahan,IncMcCombsFamilyTrustNunns&Rogan,LLCPhilipJenkinsRavenRidgePipelineCoSouthwestConnectionCallCenterTheAvogadroGroup,LLCUndergroundServiceAlertUSUltratek,IncWoodbridgeMarine
Congressional District 12AdlerTankRentals,LLCAgilent Technologies, IncAlcantar&KahlLLPAmericanGilsoniteCompanyAnritsuArgentGroupLtdAutonomyBalCorporateImmigrationLLPBayAlarmCoBearDataSolutions,IncBerryAppleman&Leiden,LLPBinghamMccutchenClientTrustAccount
BusinessWire,IncCapitalCredit,IncCleantechGroup,IncClubOne,IncConnellBrosCompanyLtdCooleyLLPCornerstoneResearchCumminsWestDialtoneServicesLPEmbarcadero Technologies, IncExecutiveNetworks,IncFarellaBraun&MartelLLPFitnessAnywhere,LLCFlightapps,LLCFuture500Github, IncGoogle, IncGordon&ReesLLPHudsonValleyWeldingandIdexGlobalServices,IncInterior Architects, IncJ.T.Thorpe&Son,IncJaneCapitalPartners,LLCJonesDayKennedyJenksConsultantsLandor,LLCLavanteLittlerMendelson,P.C.MaximizeEventsMobileModularManagementCorporationMoxieOilfieldServices,LLCMTSStimulationServices,IncNCCGroup,IncNetapp,IncOnlineComputerLibraryCenter,IncOpenText,IncOrrickHerrington&SutcliffeLLPPacificGas&ElectricCoProphetBrandStrategy,IncRamosOilCoReadyMaidCleaningServices1RegulatoryEconomicsGroup,LLCRelianceGlobalcomServices,IncResearchDataGroup,IncRiverbedTechnology,IncRogersJosephOdonnellSaba Software, IncSedgwickLLPSkyKingLogistics,IncSplunk,IncStakeware,IncStanfordUniversityStrategicProjectSolutions,IncStreamsim Technologies, IncSumtotalSystems,IncSymantecCorporationTrimbleNavigationLimited
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URSCorporationValleyPowerSystems,IncVisageMobile,IncWellsFargoFinancialLeasingWileyX,Inc
Congressional District 13BerkeleyResearchGroupBiggeCrane&RiggingBrownEassa&McleodLLPChevronFederalCreditUnionDynamicGraphics,IncEMCResearch,IncFiliceBrownEassa&McLeodLLPHerbertAbsSoftwareSolutions,LLCIndustrialSafetySupplyLNCurtis&SonsMeyersNaveMichaelN.DifilippoConsultantMichelG.MccoyNewInsightsConsultingNorcalMovingServicesOsisoft,LLCPetersonPowerSystems,IncPitneyBowesGlobalFinancialPitneyBowesPurchasePowerReedSmithLLPSendMail,IncThirdSky,Inc
Congressional District 14Aconex(NorthAmerica),IncActianCorporationAresProjectManagement,LLCBadgeville,IncCompositeSoftware,IncDCSystemsEnfos, IncEquilar,IncGuckenheimerEnterprises,IncICCompliance,LLCInformaticaCorporationJameco ElectronicsLegacyPartnersIILucidworks,IncOracle America, IncP&FDistributorsPressurePipingEngineeringProjectPartners,LLCQualys,IncSoftware Pursuits, IncSuccessfactors, IncSynactive,IncTheRitz-CarltonHalfMoonBayWEGServiceCoXignite,Inc
Congressional District 15AdlerTankRentals,LLC
AmericanPetroleumLaborLawyersAvanquestNorthAmerica,IncChemicalDataMgmtSystemsChevronCorporationLtdChevronEnvironmentalEMCCorporationEquestFullSpectrumAnalytics,IncICEngineeringImanamiCorporationLawrenceLivermoreNationalMaterialsData,IncMegapathNetworks,IncNeos Geosolutions, IncNetwoven,IncOsisoft,LLCPilothouseConsulting,IncRFMacdonaldCoRKIInstruments,IncSmallwood PhotoSmartErpSolutions,IncSybase,IncVindum Engineering, IncWasteHeatSolutionsWesternPacificDistributors,IncXmatters,IncZohoCorporation
Congressional District 16AmericanCancerSocietyAssociatedCompressorandBSK&AssociatesChicagoTitleCoEnterpriseRentACarFlowayPumpsForkliftSpecialties,IncHealthMetrics,IncIisco, IncJorgensen&Sons,IncMeederEquipmentCoMidValleyDisposal,IncProfessionalAsbestosRemovalCorporationSanJoaquinValleyAirPollutionSilvasOilCompanyTeterLLPTurnerDesignsHydrocarbonInstrumentsValleyFleetCleanWestCoastBio-Tech,LLCWestlandsWaterDistrictWMLylesCo
Congressional District 17AdvancedChemicalTransport,IncAdvancedResources&RiskAgilent Technologies, IncAppleComputerAriba, Inc
ArubaNetworksAveox,IncAviatUs,IncCentrifyCorporationDigiaUSA,IncDonaldR.LoweExpertus,IncHitachiDataSystemsCorporationKWJEngineering,IncPragmaticsDivisionMelbourneItDbs,IncNetapp,IncSafechecksSiemensWaterTechnologies,LLCStarMicrowaveSupersonicGeophysical,LLCTrimbleNavigationLimited
Congressional District 18AdvancedInformationMgmtBoardvantage,IncExpressworksIntl,LLCFlashbay,IncGregoryJenkinsHewlett-PackardCoIntellectual Assets, IncLelandStanfordJuniorUniversityLinkedInManpowerProfessionalServicesincNoren Products, IncOil&GasInnovationCenter,IncPacificImperial,IncPierceRobertCPSCReservoirEngineeringResearchStanfordCenterForInducedStanfordUniversityStrategicDecisionsGroupSymantecCorporationTibco Software, IncTintri, IncTREngineering,IncVayusphere,IncVMware,Inc
Congressional District 19AdobeSystems,IncApxEnvironmentalMarkets,IncAuthorItSoftwareCorporationAutographInternational,IncBrocadeCommunicationsSystems,IncBusinessResourceGroupCiscoSystems,IncCleanSourceDCFabrication&Repair,IncDharanet,LLCDolphinDoreenM.Goscila
EstherGeorgiaPohlRochelleImerysPerliteUSA,IncInformaticaCorporationInterwoven,IncITBconsult,IncKnick-USALavanteNCCGroup,IncPacificArk,IncRaeSystems,IncShirleyAnnHagginSuperMicroComputer,IncTranspak,IncUnitedSiteServicesofNV,Inc
Congressional District 20A&GPumping,IncCasaofMontereyCountyCentralCoastHospiceFoundationFluidSystemsMonterey,LLCFoodBankForMontereyCountyGroupmindSolutionsJSGProperties,LLCKingsOilTools,IncKurzInstruments,IncMaureenWruckPlanningMontereyBayUnifiedApcdRobertJDaviesSierra Instruments, Inc
Congressional District 21AmericanRefuseAtlasCrane&Rigging,IncBearMountainFenceCoBelridgeWaterStorageDistBPOEElksLodge1613BuenaVistaWaterStorageDistCentralCaliforniaPower,IncCoalingaCommunityFoundationCodePrecastProducts,IncCranstonMichaelD.CummingsTransportationDefConSecurity,IncDemandPestControlDobyHagarTruckingGeneralTestingServicesGregsPetroleumService,IncHewitsonFarmsHillsWelding&EngineeringContractor,IncJDRushCompany,IncJohnsJohnW.LostHillsUnionSchoolDistrictLostHillsUtilityDistrictMartinezTestingServiceNorcalWellSupply,IncOdellKatieRaptorReeseSalesCoTryadServiceCorporation
VargasCristinaH.WestCoastPipeInspectionWestHillsMachineShop,IncWeststar
Congressional District 22BmiMechanical,IncCaliforniaBoiler,IncCaliforniaCartridgeCoControlComponents,IncKrazan&Associates,IncNationalOilwellVarcoLPOverheadTechnology,IncPetroleumLandMgmt,IncQuadKnopf,IncResourcesGlobalProfessionalsRLDTrucking,LLCSimmonsLogistics,LLC
Congressional District 231675ChesterAvenueAssociatesA1BatteryCoABAutomation,IncAbateAWeed,IncAbilityAnsweringServiceAbilityStainlessFabricationAbsherTitleServicesACElectricCoAccuflow,IncAcevesIrmaActionResponseTeam,LLCAdamson Electric, IncAdvanceCommunicationsConsulting,IncAdvancedCombustion&ProcessControls,IncAdvancedDistributionCoAdvancedGeomaticsEngineeringAerosEnvironmental,IncAirControlServices,IncAlanCraneAllPilotCarServiceAlphaPowerSystems,IncAMTechElectric,IncAmberChemical,IncAmericanCancerSocietyAmericanDigitizingAmericanFabricationAmericanFilingSystems,IncAmericanPipe&TubingAmericanRefractoryService,IncAmericanSafetyServices,IncAmericanSocietyofSafetyAmericanWellControl&Safety,LLCAnatesco, IncAndersonLandServices,IncAnthonyWeldedProductsAppliedTechnologyGroup,IncAramarkUniformServices
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ArgoChemical,IncAsbestosServices,IncAsburyTransportationAspectEngineeringGroupAssociatedBuilders&ContractorsAutomatedControls&Equipment,IncAutomatedMechanicalProcessSystems,IncAvadineBLineSales&ServiceCoB&BSurplus,IncB&GMachineWeldingB&LCasingService,LLCB&LEquipmentRentals,IncB&TVacuumServiceB.I.S.TechnologiesBakerfieldAssociationofProfessionalLandmenBakersfieldAirConditioningSupplyCoBakersfieldBuildingMaintenanceCoBakersfieldCalifornianBakersfieldCollegeBakersfieldElectricMotorRepair,IncBakersfieldGolfCartCoBakersfieldInn,IncBakersfieldMachineCo.,IncBakersfieldRubberStampBanksPestControl,IncBarcMobileShreddingBasinValveCoBCAdministrativeServicesCoBCLaboratories,IncBeggsJoyceBennyL.ParlanBerry&AssociatesBGOilTool,LLCBikingForFun,IncBillNelsonMediaGroupBillsHotOilServiceBlueprintEnterprises,IncBMCIndustriesBonanderFeatherliteBonanderTrailerBowmanAsphalt,IncBRSalesBradModlinBrandcoBrightHouseNetworks,LLCBrightonBeachEnterprises,IncBrocksTrailers,IncBrown&ReichPetroleum,IncBrownsBackhoeService,IncBruceEnterprisesC&HTestingService,LLCCalValleyEquipment,IncCaliforniaDrillingFluidsCaliforniaHighwayPatrol
CaliforniaSafetyTrainingCorporationCaliforniaStateUniversityCallahanConstructionCalpi,IncCandeManPlumbingCoCarneysBusinessTechnologyCenterCarnieKettleCorn,IncCashWilliamCasingSpecialtiesCastlePrint&Publication,IncCaweloWaterDistrictCentralCaliforniaInstrumentsCentralValleyOccupationalCertifiedBackflowServicesCesmatServiceCo,IncCGPromotions,IncChancellorOilTool,IncCheesemanConsulting,IncCintasCorporationCityNeonSignSystemsCKConsulting&InspectionCorporationCLKnox,IncClarkPestControlCoalingaCogenerationCoCoastalNettingSystemsComericaBankCommunicationEnterprises,IncComplianceServices,IncCompressorPartsUnlimitedConservationCommitteeofConstructionSpecialtyService,IncControlcoCreativeConceptsCreativeResultsCurtisCateringAffairsDKrauseMachineSpecialtyDanielR.MckeelDarrellThompsonTank&Construction,IncDavidJanesCoDavidsonEnterprises,IncDCFabrication&Repair,IncDCInspections,IncDeeJaspar&Associates,IncDelaney&Ahlf,IncDelanoPetrophysicalConsultingServicesDeltaPowerSystemsDeltaPumpSystemsDeltaTestingServices,IncDewaltCorporationDiesel&AutoMachineShop,IncDingerYatesBackhoeServiceDiversifiedProjectServicesInternational, IncDiversifiedUtilityServicesDMWIndustries,IncDoi/Blm
DonavanDJudkinsTrusteeUtaDoubletreeBakersfieldDouglassTruckBodies,IncDownholeStabilization,IncDresserServices,IncDrillCoolSystems,IncDrillerPrintersDriltek,IncDryCreekEnterprise,IncDunbarElectricSignCoEagleTrucking&CraneServices,IncEarthquestTechnicalServices,LLCEIUofCalifornia,IncElcoFiltration&Testing,IncElectrical&InstrumentationUnlimitedofCalifornia,IncElectricalPowerServices,IncElectricalSystems&Instrumentation, IncEliteSiteServicesEnergyLinkEngineered Air, IncEngineeredWellServiceIntlEnhanced Petroleum Technology,IncEnovaSolutions,IncEnsignUnitedStatesDrillingCal,IncEnvironmentControlBuildingEnvironmentalSafetySolutionsEnvironmentalServices&Testing, IncEnvirotechConsultants,IncEssentialSafetyResources,IncEsysEnergyControlCoExcaliburWellServicesCorporationExcellentFireProtectionFarringtonRobertJ.JrFirstEnergyService,IncFirstchoiceFosterAlldredge&Foster,IncFourPointsBySheratonFraverCo.,IncFredC.GilbertCoFredsBarbecueFactoryCateringandFunctionalErgonomics,IncGarriottMelodieMGaryAmmeraalMeterProvingGasTurbineSystemsServicesGassco, IncGazelleTransportation,IncGeneWatsonConstructionGeneralProductionService,IncGeneral Scales, IncGeneralTreeServiceCoGeoDrillServicesGeoDrillingFluids,IncGeoguidanceDrillingServices,Inc
Gilliam&Sons,IncGlobal Elastomeric ProductsGlobalOperators,LLCGoldenConstruction&ExcavationGoldenEmpireGleanersGoldenStateDrilling,IncGotSafetyProvisionFirstAidGreaterBakersfieldChamberofCommerceGuardianSafetyServicesGundlachsHSquaredHoldings,IncH&BEquipmentCo,IncHarborInvestmentCoHathaway,LLCHDBLtdHenryLeasing&Manufacturing,LLCHodelsCountryDiningHoggDrillingSpecialtyConstruction,IncHotTapsServiceHPSMechanical,IncHuddlestonCraneService,IncHytechEnergy,LLCIFG,IncImkeConsulting,IncIndependentLivingCenterofKernIndependentOilProducersAgencyInnerBodyworksYogaStudio,IncInnovativeEngineeringSystems,IncInsightEnvironmentalConsultants,IncInstant StorageIntegratedSciencesGroupJamesDoyleBarlowJamesonSpecialties,IncJBDigitizingJimsSupplyCo,IncJoAnn Engberg TrstJoroncoRentals,IncJourneyAirConditioningCoJPorganChaseCommMtgSecCorporationJuniorAchievementKBAEngineering,LLCKCSIAerialPatrol,IncKeigley&AssociatesKernBrosTrucking,IncKernElectricDistributorsKernForms,IncKernPlumbing&BackflowKernRiverCogenerationCoKernSteelFabrication,IncKernTrophiesKleinDenataleGoldnerCooperKnightsPumping&PortableServices,IncKnightsServices,Inc
KrummrichEngineeringCorporationKSFabrication&Machine,IncKSIndustries,LLCKSIEngineering,IncKuduPumps,IncKVSTransportation,IncLaFrenzMechanical,IncLamontFenceCoLandmarkSurveying&EngineeringLarisJoseLawstNFoundInvestigationsLDLServiceCo,IncLeesPrintingCenterLeoBlackElectric,IncLewisBarricadeLezaLHatchLimousineSceneLincolnsFluidLevelServiceLinderBackflowServiceLostHillsWaterDistrictM&SSecurityServicesSeMachineSupportTechnologies,IncMadrugaElectric,IncMashburnTransportationMatthewOakesConsultingMaverickPetroleum,IncMaxsightsAv,LLCMccormickBiological,IncMcintosh&AssociatesMcKeeElectricCoMcMorChlorination,IncMerrimanHurst&Associates,IncMerrittEnterprises,LLCMershonConsulting,LLCMHAPetroleumConsultantsMidasPump&Supply,IncMidsetCogenerationCoMidwayDrillerMidwayLaboratory,IncMikesAsphaltConstructionMikesWirelineMilazzo&AssociatesMissionUniformServiceMMIServices,IncMobileEquipmentCo,IncModernOfficeEnvironmentsMonroeConstructionMPEnvironmentalServices,IncMSDWirelessN.B.Sales&Service,IncNelsonWilliamH.JrNicholsTinaMarieNormanWireline,IncNorthofTheRiverNorthernDigital,IncNorthspurProperties,LLCNTS, IncOildaleMutualWaterCo
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OilfieldRentalEquipmentOilfieldSafetyAnchorService,IncOlearysOfficeProductsOpen&ShutEnterprisesP&FCleaningServicePacificGasTechnology,IncPacificPerforating,IncPacificProcessSystems,IncPacificSectionAapgPackerService,IncPac-Pow,IncPacseis, IncPalmettoEngineering&LandSurveying,IncPanPacificPetroleumPapeJaneParadigmHydraulics,LLCPayzoneDirectionalServices,LLCPCLIndustrialServices,IncPencePetroleumCoPengoWirelineofCalifornia,