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CUSTOMER EQUIPMENT CONTRACT # $ VALUE AWARDDATE PROJECT DESCRIPTION

REPUBLIC OF IRAQ in conjunction withthe US GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Iraqi Ministry o Agriculture

40 AgroMeteorological Stations

SatLink Satellite Transmitter & Logger

XLite Datalogger

2 METEOSAT EUMETSAT Receive Sites

XConnect Sotware

InCountry Training 2 weeks

G10PD02457,G10PX02862,

G10PD02697

$ 850 ,0 00 awar de d 2 010 S ut ro n Co rp or at ion a ss is ted t he I raq i M in is tr y o Wat er R es ou rce s i nconjunction with the USGS, in building a countrywide network o Agro

Meteorological Stations with communications via Eumetsat geostationarysatellite. Data will be collected in two locations via the supplied SatelliteReceive Sites. Part o this contract included an incountry training or aperiod o 2 weeks. Stations are equipped to monitor Wind, Air Temperature& Humidity, Air Pressure, Rain, Solar Radiation, Soil Temperature & Moistureparameters.

NOAA/NWS NATIONAL WEATHERSERVICE

Dave DesrosiersW/OPS11 Engineering & AcquisitionBranchNWS

Silver Spring, MD301 7131845 x115

SUTRON FISCHER PORTER PRECIPITATION GAUGE REBUILD KIT

The Sutron Fischer Porter Precipitation Gauge Rebuild Kit, thatconverts old FP gauges into digit al recorders, comes complete witha precision load cell or measurements, Sutron data recorder withdisplay, rechargeable battery & solar panel.

DG 133W08CN0198 $765,600 2008 2009 The Nat ional Weather Ser vice NWS op erates & maint ains a net work o 2,200rain gauges that record precipitation accumulation, at 15 min. intervals, on apunched paper tape.

The rebuild kit provided by Sutron converts the gauge into a digital measuringsystem that can be installed in the eld using simple tools in under 1 hour. Thekit includes a data recorder to automatically measure & record precipitation

at user set intervals. A display provides easy viewing o the data & setup. A2point calibration routine is builtin or simple eld calibration o the gauge.

Data can be retrieved via the SD card sl ot, RS232, or SDI12. The system easilyinteraces to GOES Satellite Transmitters and wireless modems or integrationinto an automatic data collection system. Additional measurements can beadded at the actory

ADASA/DOMINIONINSTITUTO NACIONAL DE

METEOROLOGA E HIDROLOGAVENEZUELA end userUTE DOMINIONADASA purchaserJosea Valcrcel, 3528027 Madrid, Spain

Tel: +34 913 717 300Attn: Roberto [email protected]

ADASA HYDROMET MONITORING SYSTEM

631 GOES Satellite Stations that monitor rainfall,hydrological, meteorological, & agricultural parameters

1 Digital Direct Readout Ground Stations

GOES Satellite otware

3 Test Sets

Contract # DNNEMEDVEN02004

$ 4, 500 ,0 00 20 09 20 10 S up pl y o 63 1 G OE S/G PRS B ase d R em ot e M oni to rin g St at io ns to b e u sed as t heprimary source or the Country o Venezuela Forecasting Center. Supply andInstall 1Digital Direct Readout Ground Station and System sotware ILEX asthe primary sotware application to ingest transmitted data.

The system sotware receives, decodes and ormats the data in a cu stomizedormat so it can be ingested in a Data base.

Provide incountry Operation and Maintenance training on remote stationsand system sotware.

IRAQI MINISTRY OF WATER RESOURCESend userWASHINGTON GROUP INTERNATIONALpurchaser

720 Park Blvd., PO Box 73Boise, ID 83729Tel: 208 [email protected]

56 Bubbler Water Level Measuring Stations

28 Radar Water Level Measuring Stations

7 Water Velocity Measuring Stations

50 Water Quality Measuring Stations

8 Snow Level Monitoring Stations

7 Current Proiling Instrument

5 Well Level Measuring Instruments

W914NS04D0007 $2,241,308 2007

Sutron supplied over 100 Satellite Measuring Stations, a combination o WaterLevel & Water Quality Measuring Stations. 58 Sutron Bubblers were supplied,& 94 Sutron METEOSAT Satellite Transmitters.With the USGS, Sutron trained20 engineers rom the Iraqi Ministry o Water Resources, at the USGSs oce inBoise Idaho covering installation, operation, troubleshooting & maintenanceequipment & the system as a whole. The project was completed & delivered ina timely manner.


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INDIA

CENTRAL WATER COMMISSION (CWC)UPPER GODAVARI DIVISIONB.V. RAO, EXECUTIVE ENGINEER

115/382/396 III Floor Red HillsHyderabad, 500004India04023391654 phone

HYDRO-MET SYSTEM W/ INSAT TRANSMITTERS & RECEIVE SITES

30 Rainall Only Stations

127 River Water Level & Rain gauge Stations

6 Reservoir Water Level & Rain gauge

5 River Water Level & Rain Gauge & Met sensors: AT/RH,Evaporation, Sunshine Duration & Wind Speed/Direction

2 DDRGS

XConnect Sotware

No. UGD/Telemetry/FF/79988002

UGD/Telemetry/IVA/FF/835884

@$4,000,000 2006/ 2007

4 yearMaintenance

Contract

Supply, Installation, Testing, Commissioning & Maintenance o RealTimeData Acquisition Network or Collection, Transmission & Processing o HydroMeteorological Data, Gauging Equipment, Satellite Telemetry & AssociatedSystems.

INSAT Satellite Communications or Stations. VSAT Communications between

Existing Digital Direct Readout G round Station Facilities located at Burla &Jaipur & various locations in Krishna & Godavari Basin, Brahmaputra & BarakBasin Organization, Mahanadi & Eastern Rivers, Lower Ganga Basin & YamunaBasin.

CANADAHOSKIN SCIENTIFIC

Jon Matheson, President239 East 6th Avenue,Vancouver, BC V5T 1J7Phone 604 8727894Fax 604 8720281http://www.hoskin.ca/

1173 Data Loggers & GOES Satellite Transmitters SatLink Multiple $12,953,185 1989 2010 Satellite Water and Weather Monitoring Stations

AFGHANISTANEng. Mohammad Farhad NoorzaiDirector, Project Coordination UnitPCUEmergency Irrigation RehabilitationProject EIRPMinistry o Energy & WaterDarul Aman RoadKabul, Aghanistan

174 STREAM GAGING STATION NETWORK

174 Stations All measure Water Level, Precipitation RainGages that also measure snowall, Air Temperature, RelativeHumidity. Some also measure Water Quality, Conductivity,Turbidity & Temperature.

Supply andInstallation o

Hydrological NetworkICB No, GH102IFB No: GH102

Loan/Credit No.CR3845AF

@$5,992,384

Supply &Installation

3 year O&MContract:

$1,749,150

2007 2009

with 3 yearO&M support

STATION DISTINCTIONS

163 Stations Bubbler Gages or measuring water levels

11 Stations Radar Level Sensors or high sediment, wide rivers w/unstable banks & available suitable bridge mount radar

20 Stations Water Quality measurement conductivity, temperature,turbidity

VIETNAM

Southern Airport Authority o theRepublic o Vietnam

AIRPORT WEATHER OBSERVATION SYSTEM

SAWS3 Airport Weather Systems including cloud height andRVR/Visibility or 2 runways

2007 Stateotheart, turnkey Airport Weather System to at 7 airports as per newICAO and WMO recommendations.

System uses ber optic and wireless communications. Operation is or CAT3.

NIGER RIVER BASIN AUTHORITY & THEUNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECTSERVICES

MR. MAMADOU SOUMAHExpert en Telecommunication et MainCENTER INTER ETATS DE PREVISIONSHYDROLIQUESecretariat, B. P. 729NIAMEYRepublique du NigerTel: 0022773 32 39

WMOHYCOS COMPLIANT WEATHER STATIONS

WMO HYCOS standard

25 DCPs including AccuBubblers, Rainall Tipping Buckets,SatLink Logger/Transmitter

$285,000 January, 2005

Completed

May, 2005

Stateotheart METEOSAT Satellite TelemetryBased Data Collection SystemIn order to preserve continual operation o the HYDRONIGER Data CollectionNetwork, the Niger River Basin Authority ABN wished to modernize itsrealtime data collection capabilities by installing 25 Data Collection PlatormsDCPs and changing its telemetry system rom ARGOS to METEOSTAT.

DCPs supplied were in compliance with HYCOS standards including one waterlevel detector & one rainall detector.


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NOAA/NOS

808 Principal CourtChesapeake, VA 23320Mark [email protected]

SBIR July 2006 Small Business Innovation Research Phase I Proposal DCP Low Power & owCost Command Receiver

NOAA/NOS/NMFS/OAE ACQUISITIONDIVISION/0FA65

1305 EastWest HighwaySSMC4, RM 7141Silver Spring, MD 20910Robin Prather, RLP3017130820 x [email protected]

SBIR

This SBIR is to provide an improved Water levelmeasurement system. The SBIR topic is 8.4.2.N.

July 2006 Small Business Innovation Research Phase I, Proposal Improved Water LevelMeasurement System

US AIR FORCE MATERIEL COMMAND

SHANE R. SMOOT, 1st Lt, USAF

Tinker AFB, OK 731458760

[email protected]

DESIGN/MANUFACTURE OF PROTOTYPE WIND SENSOR or USAF 303 FMQ13v2 Wind Sensors 35 FMQ13v2 Sensor Spares 108 FMQ13v2 Sensor support equipment

Maintenance Training 1 Year o Technical Support

FA872004R0002 $1,339,739 January 2004 May 2005

Design & delivery o eld tested prototype FMQ13 Wind Speed & WindDirection Sensors. Purpose: to gather data on horizontal wind direction & windspeed used in militar y base weather stations & ight line systems worldwide.Units integrate into operating FMQ13 weather systems previously supplied

by Sutron.

US AIR FORCE LOGISTICS COMMAND

McClellan Air Force BaseSacramento, CA

SYSTEMS 1000 WIND MEASURING SENSORS

Developed & produced 1000 sensors and integrated/installed atall Air Force, Navy and Army Air B ases around the world.

FO460685C0259 1985 topresent

No moving parts digital wind measuring system at military air basesaround the world.

WMO SIDS-CARIBBEAN PROJECTFrancisco VillalpandoProgramme ManagerWorld Meteorological OrganizationGeneva, SwitzerlandTel. 4122 730 8309Antigua & Barbuda, Barbados, Cuba,

Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Haiti,Jamaica, Montserrat, St. Kitts & Nevis,St. Lucia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines& Trinidad & Tobago.

SYSTEM: 32 AWS/AWOS/AGRI-MET STATIONS & 17 BASESTATIONS

21 Synoptic Weather Stations 11 Airport Weather Observation Stations at domestic

airports 5 AWOS at international airports or Aeronautical weather

analysis and orecasting 11 AgriMet Stations 17 DataReceiving Base Stations at Airport Meteorological

Oces

15.07303/T/C

Joint venture betweenWMO & Finland

SIDSCaribbean Project,Preparedness to

Climate Variability &

Global Change in SmallIsland DevelopingStates, Caribbean

$738,331 Sept 2003with ongoing

support

Goal: build an extreme weather early warning system, provide realtimeweather data at airports and strengthen the National MeteorologicalServices o SIDS coumtries in order, ultimately, to acilitate membercountriessocioeconomic development, to save lives & inrastructure andto provide support & improved planning or sustainable development.

Sutron designed, manuactured, tested, integrated, installed, trained, and

still maintains AWS, AWOS, AgriMet & Synoptic Weather Systems, WMOCompliant, in 13 Caribbean Countries.

KENYA

Dr. Joseph Mukabana, DirectorKenya Meteorological Department,Republic o KenyaP.O. Box 30259Nairobi, KenyaWilson Airport AWOS

AIRPORT WEATHER OBSERVATION SYSTEMPRIMARY DCP contains: Datalogger. Serial ports, FSK ports. Military connectors. Solar Panels, power supplies, batteries, lightning protection Communications Radio Modems. Ultrasonic Wind Sensor on 10m tower, ICAO obst ruction lights, AT / RH & radiation shield Barometric Pressure Sensor, w/vent Rain Gauge, tipping bucket & pedestal WMO class II Pyranometer

Present Weather/Visibility/RVR Sensor Forward Scatter Sensor on 2.5m mast

2007 Supply, Installation, Commissioning, Training & Support o Synoptic AutomaticWeather Observing System AWOS at Wilson AirportModular, open, distributed system provides excellent perormance & aminimum o components, regardless o the number o new sensors, eldstations or base stations added. Components can be added or removedwithout afecting system operation. System has commonality o components& uniorm interace or collection, processing, display & distribution o anyairport weather parameters. All data products are distributed to designatedusers and archived or study and analysis.SECONDARY WIND SITE DCP Includes:

Communications Radio Modems. Ultrasonic Wind Sensor see previous


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SIDNEY HIGH SCHOOL95 West Main StreetBinghampton, NY 13838Contact: Richard Townsend607 5632135

REAL TIME FLOOD WARNING SYSTEMXlite Data RecordersSatlink2 HD R Satellite TransmittersRaven CDMA/GSM Cellular ModemsTemp/Humidity SensorsAtmospheric Pressure SensorsRain Gauge Tipping BucketsWind Sensors, Prop and VanePyranometers

June 2007ongoing &expanding

Designed, manuactured & provided training or a real time ood warningsystem or the upper Susqu ehanna River Basin, consisting o precipitation,atmospheric, light & wind sensors monitoring meteorological parameters inreal time using high data rate satellite transmitters & cellular communications.This data is then used to determine and prepare or potential ood conditions.First part o school g rant program that is expanding into 2008.

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITYDiv. o Nearshore ResearchMr. Jim Rizzo

[email protected] Ocean DriveCorpus Christi, Texas 784125799361 8255758

TIDE STATIONS16 Tide Stations including Main Stations, Redundant Gages,& Hydrographic Gages, sotwareSince 1989 Sutron has had an ongoing Tide Stationrelationship with TCOON & has supplied the majority oTCOONs 26+existing stations in addition to this purchase.

2006 TEXAS COASTAL OCEAN OBSERVATION NETWOWORK TCOONData is primarily used... to establish tidal datums; to provide highquality waterlevel inormation; to prepare afected communities

COLOMBIA

CVC ordered via ComundialCra 56 No. 1136Cali ColombiaContact: Diego [email protected]

GOES SATELLITE RECEIVE SITE

16Channel DDRGS, accessories XConnect sotware

5 58 50 5 J an ua ry 20 06 S upply D DR GS an d S o tw ar e data c ol le ct io n e quipme nt to mo ni to r r ai n al l or

agricultural applicationS

USACE NEW ORLEANSBill Emmett7400 Leake Ave.New Orleans, LA 7011836515048622201

LOCK MODERNIZATION PROJECT w/4 TYPES OF COMMUNICATIONSSIMULTANEOUSLY 12 Stations SatLink2 GOES Satellite Transmitters Iridium Modems Fiberoptic Modems Xpert Dataloggers

2006 /2007 Lock Modernization Project in conjunction with Prime Controls Sutron designed, supplied & installed 12 monitoring stations on New

Orleansprimary drainage canals connecting the Mississippi River & LakePontchartrain.

Integrated 3 Communication Options: GO ES Satellite, Fiberoptic & Iridium

CHINAThree Gorges Dam

465 Total Remote Monitoring HydroMet Stations Remote Stations with Xpert Dataloggers and bubbler type

water level sensors Portable Weather Stations

$2,020,742+ 2004ongoing

through 2009

In 2004 Sutron received sales orders to implement 120 stations.In 2007 Sutron received contracts rom 3 customers in China totaling$1,020,742 or equipment including dataloggers, sensors and ancillaryequipment or 345 remote monitoring stations.

HONDURAS

ordere d via AlacacomContact : Elise o [email protected]

GOES SATELLITE RECEIVE SITE

DSR Receiver

XConnect sotware with Database & Utilities

NA002SUT September2006

Provide DDRGS to monitor rainall and river ows or disaster mit igationapplication


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KENYADr. Joseph Mukabana, Dir.Kenya Meteorological Department,Republic o KenyaP.O. Box 30259Nairobi, KenyaPhone: 254203746113Fax: 254203748969Email: [email protected]

TIDE STATION / TSUNAMI WARNING SYSTEMTurnkey Tide Station & Tsunami Early Warning SystemProject to measure water levels at 3 points along Kenyas coastor early warning o tsunamis & data collection crucial tomonitor & predict meteorological & climatic events

2007 withongoingsupport

3 Tide Stations1 Central Base StationSatellite transmitters using E UMETSATGSM modems to transer data to Central Station over local cellular network.

SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENTDISTRICT

Doug Wilkins3301 Gun Club RoadWest Palm Beach, FL 334065616868800 x 4724

MODERNIZE SCADA SYSTEMConceptual & Architectural DesignSite InspectionsDetailed Engineering Design, drawings & specicationsFabrication & Certication o integrated MOSCAD Control PanelMonitoring/Acceptance o InstallationSotware Development & TestingFinal System Integration/Testing & Acceptance

Ongoing toSeptember

2006

In 1998 the District began a program to modernize its proprietary SCADAsystems that required new central SCADA computers and database systems toreplace the C&C technology. Sutron was given the contract.

LEON COUNTY & CITY OF TALLAHASSEE

Theresa HeikerLC Public Works Dept2280 Miccosukee RdTallahassee, FL 32308Telephone: 8504888003

CAPITAL AREA FLOOD WARNING NETWORK

RF Radio Path Survey & Licensing 18 Automatic Rainall Stations 1 Stream Gaging Station 1 Base Station withFlood Warning Web Posting System Sot ware Installation & commissioning

2004 with

ongoingsupport

The project establishes the basic inrastructure or realtime rainall data

collection to acilitate the identication o developing ood conditions,notication or emergency managers and initiation o the approprivateemergency management response.

UNIV. OF PUERTO RICOCID R&D CenterP.O. Box 9001Mayaguez PR 006819001Contact: Christa Von Hillenbrant787 833 [email protected]

GOES SATELLITE RECEIVE SITE DRGS RECEIVE SITE 6 NOSApproved Tide Stations

I060656 January 2006 Provided 6 tidal monitoring stations Provided data telemetry & DRGS Receive Site Stations are compatible with the extensive network operated with the USNational Ocean Service NOS The NOS tide stations provide tsunami detection and immediate noticationthrough the GOES satellite system Turnkey system

UKRAINEMr. Gre gg Wic heDistrictChie , USGS821 East Interstate Ave.,Bismarck, ND 58503Tel: 7012507401

FLOOD WARNING PROJECTMETEOSAT TransmittersMETEOSAT Satellite DSR Receiver, antenna, work stations, accessories & sotware Installation & Training XConnect Sotware

04CRSA0545June 2004 Flood Warning System in the Ukraine, ormerly part o the Soviet Union

Ordered by the US Geological Sur vey on behal o the Ukraine

STATE OF COLORADO

1300 ShermanDenver, CO 80203Mr. James McDonald

303 8663585

250 DCPs with Satellite Telemetry

GOES Receive Site, System Sotware

Multiple Contracts $ 2,50 0,00 0* 1 98 4 20 08 S ys te m pro vi de s r ea l t ime data or ma na gi ng al l o the State o Color adoswater resources


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COMPUTER SCIENCES CORPORATION15245 Shady Grove RoadRockville, MD 20850Jim McNitt30179424367

DCPs/VHF Automatic Weather Stations System Sotware

S800850 $734,636 Nov. 2000 Automatic weather stations with satellite & VHF, Water and WeatherMonitoring Stations or Flood Forecasting including System Sotware

LITTON PRC, Inc.1500 PRC DriveMcLean, VA 22102Jason Tuell7035561000

DCPs/VHF, Automatic Weather Stations, System Sotware 38803 $714,018 May 2000 Automatic weather stations with satellite & VHF, Water and WeatherMonitoring Stations or Flood Forecasting including System Sotware

CAYMAN ISLANDSCayman Islands MeteorologicalDepartmentCayman Islands Civil AviationAuthority

AUTOMATIC WEATHER OBSERVATION SYSTEM AWOS FOR CAYMANISLANDS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Sensors: wind direction/speed, AT/RH, precipitation, barometricpressure, cloud height and horizontal visibility/RVR.

20032005ongoingsupport

Design, supply & install WMOcompliant AWOS including All Enclosures,DCP Components, Civil Works, Sotware, Manuals, Training & Support.Design, supply and installation o ully WMOcompliant Base Station in theAirports Terminal.

VENEZUELAEDELCACalle Caruachi Cruce Con Aro Edi.Edelda Pisa 7Alta Vista, Pto. OrdazIng. Jose Rangel

150 DCPs with Satellite Telemetry & Sensors 086 60 3303 / 603269 $2,500,000* 1994 2008 Hydromet stations or hydropower production & ood control purposes

INDIA

India Meteorological Dept.,Government o IndiaDirector General o MeteorologyMausam Bhavan, Lodi RoadNew Delhi110003

INDIAContact: Dr. R.D. [email protected]

AWS System with INSAT Satellite Transmitters 100 Automatic Weather Station Remote Terminal Units RTU INSAT satellite transmitter with antenna, cabling and

mounting hardware Datalogger, Solar Equipment, Voltage Regulator, other

electronic peripherals AWS equipment: sensors, signal conditioning, interacing, data

conversion, ormatting, storage and transmission subsystem

CPU/54/0903/4042/129F

$1,511,594 Dec 2005 Provide extensive Met System including 100 Automatic Weather Stations Provide Receive Site to replace existing monitoring and warning system Uplinking AWS data to the satellite compatible with INSAT/KALPANA1

DRTs AnnexureII. Procuring AWS data reception Earth Station & processing equipment or

installation at Pune. Installation, nal checkout & commissioning o all eld sites

Providing spares, testing & measuring equipment Provide Data Conversion, Storage & Transmission System or unattendedoperation or at least 1 year using a 12V singlesealed battery.

Builtin memory capable w/data storage or at least 12 mnths, retrievableon a PCMCIA card or any compact solid state memory device.

Builtin testing or monitoring & displaying unctions


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CANADACraig Mitchell, B.Sc, Project ManagerWater Control, Resource ScienceSection

Toronto Region ConservationAuthority5 Shoreham DriveDownsview, ON M3N 1S4Tel. [email protected]

WEB-CAM FLOOD WARNING SYSTEM w/5 PILOT SITES & BASESTATIONIntegrated into existing monitoring system Automated remote hydromet equipment, rain gauges &

submersible pressure sensors Cellular IPbased modems Realtime dataprocessing sotware Remote & direct access to logger Webbased data & dynamic realtime webreports w/graphical

& tabular ormats Voice, text, & web/email alarms Realtime live video camera Training each station & components.

2006 / 2007 Scaleable ood warning system including webbased data & video or thetoronto & Region Conservation Authoritys 9 watersheds.

Integrated new system into existing system & upgraded existing stations

SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENTDISTRICT

3301 Gun Club RoadWest Palm Beach, Florida 334065616868800 x 4724

MODERNIZE SCADA SYSTEM Conceptual & Architectural Design Site Inspections Detailed Engineering Design, Drawings & Specications Fabrication & Certication o Integrated MOSCAD Control Panel

Sotware Development and TestingMonitoring & Acceptance o Installation Contract Final System Integration and Testing or Acceptance

2006 In the 1970s, the South Florida Water Management District SFW MDdeveloped a proprietary Command and Control SCADA system, whose primar ypurpose was to support the Districts oodcontrol mission. In 1998, theDistrict began a program to modernize its proprietary SCADA systems thatrequired new central SCADA computers and database systems to replace the

proprietary C&C technology.

ITALY & IRAQEUROG ROUP S.P.A.Via Treviso 6531057 Silea, Rome, talyContact: Luca Lussato+39 0422 [email protected]

METEOSAT RECEIVE SITE & STREAM GAUGING STATIONS DD RGS Stream gauging equipment

January 2007part o largercontract to be

awarded later in2007

Sutron provided 25 hydrological monitoring stations to the Iraqi Ministry oWater Resources as the initial installation o a large hydro monitoring systembeing built during 2007

US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS9501 John J. Pershing Dr.Omaha, NE 68112

Mr. Larry Murphy402 6972685

1,435 DCPs with Satellite Telemetry, 3 GOES Rec Sites, SystemSotware

Multiple Contracts andLocations

$ 7,50 0,00 0* 1 98 0 20 08 S ys te ms pr ov ide r ea l t ime data or o od co ntro l pur po se s a nd ba si c data ordesign purposes. Covers all United States.

US GEOLOGICAL SURVEY12201 Sunrise Valley Dr.Reston, VA 22092Frank Henry

7,369 DCPs & Dataloggers w/ Satellite/LOS/Phone/Telemetry Multiple Contracts andLocations

$ 36 ,5 00 ,0 00 * 1 99 5 20 08 S ys te ms mo ni to r s tr ea mow th ro ugho ut th e c on ti ne ntal Un ited States o rdesign purposes.

US BUREAU OF RECLAMATION1150 N. Curtis RoadBoise, Idaho 83706Mr. Jim Doty208 3785272

1000 DCPsGOES Receive Site Locationsand System SW

Multiple Contractsand Locations

$3,400,000 19802001 Systems provide realtime data or ood control, hydro power production andirrigation distribution. Installed in all Western States.


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PUERTO RICOUSGS PR District OceUSGS in Reston VAGSA Center651 Federal Dr., Suite 40015

Guaynabo, PR 00965Mr. Pedro Diaz, District Chie787 7494346 x222Mr. John Parks , Tec h. Spec.7877494457

PUERTO RICO AUTOMATED DAM DATA ACQUISITION & ALARMREPORTING SYSTEM 25 SatLink2 GOES Satellite Transmitter 15 Bubbler water level sensors 5 XLite Dataloggers

XConnect open database sotware Sutron GO ES Satellite Receiver Station Sutron engineering services

04ERCN0055 April 2004 The System obtains, monitors & analyzes, in realtime, critical data i.e.,inows, outows, gate openings, lake elevations or 29 reservoirs. DCP & transmitter schedule all satellite transmissions. Data is collected and stored every 5 minutes & transmitted every hour. Because the last 2 hours o data is transmitted every hour, each

transmission contains 1 hour o ully redundant d ata. Data is received by central servers & stored in a relational databasehydrologic sotware with a graphical user interace or easy access.

INDIACWC, Central Water Commission oIndiaIno Electronics SystemsP18, 1st Floor, Green ParkNew Delhi, India 110016Mr. Naresh Goel91 11 6011997

54 Stations ICB/DSARP/FF/HOCN/1/9/8/

5213 18

$1,584,421 Sep. 1998 System provides satellite transmitted data or ood orecasting in theMahanadie and Chambal Basins. System consists o 21 rain only stations, 27river stations, 5 river and rain stations and 1 weather station.

CHILEDGAC, Direccion General deAeronauticaMiguel Claro 1314Santiago, Chile

29 Airport Weather Observation Systems or domestic airports & aGOES Satellite Receive Station 031DGAC98 $912,077 July 1998 WMOcompliant Airport Weather Observation Systems provide real time dataat domestic airports.

BRAZILSIMEPARCentro Politecnico da UFPRCaixa Postal 31880001970CuritibaPRBrazilLuis Carciso de Moraes55 41 366 2122

98 DCPs GOES Receive Site Multiple Contracts $1,327,000 19962001 Hydromet Stations or hydropower production and ood control purposes.

SINGAPOREMeteorological Service SingaporeP O Box 8Singapore Changi AirportSingapore 9181 ROS

50 DCPs $250,000 Jun. 1993 Rainall stations, Meteorological stations, Domestic and Military Airports

INDIAMinistry o DeenseSnow & Avalanche Study Est. SASEResearch & Development CenterHIMPARISAR Sector 37AChandigarh 160 036INDIAContact: R.K. [email protected]

SNOW & AVALANCHE STUDY29 DCPs, Automatic Weather Stations

Multiple Contracts $388,607 1998 2001 Automatic Weather Stations in the Himalayas, System Sotware and Services,INSAT Satellite


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CANADAHYDROQUEBEC

Pierre Ouellet, Ing.Automatismes de production75 Rene Levesques ouest, Etage 11,

2 Compaq high perormance servers2 High Data Rate Digital Direct Readout Ground Station chassisNew eed/LNA assembly with hardware signal splitting

2002

INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY & WATERCOMMISSION

Ken Rakestraw91583241604171 North MesaThe Commons BuildingEl Paso, TX 79902

70 Remote DCPs 2 DDRGS High Data Rate Digital Direct Readout Ground Stations

2001 Modernize existing hydrological data collection network or the HydrographicData Collection Rehabilitation Project along the border between the US &Mexico

COLOMBIAIDEAMTransversal 15, No.11989Bogota, ColombiaMr. Emigdio CollanteBarraza

111 DCPs GOES Receive Site and System Sotware

Multiple Contracts $1,419,382 19982001 Hydromet stations, Tidal stations, Agrimet stations and Climatologicalstations.

COLOMBIAAerocivil Columbian Air Force c/oAPCYTEL, Ltda., Carrera 29A No.70A87, Santae de Bogota, D.C.,A.A., 090526, Pedro Sarmiento, Tel:5713117864, Email: [email protected]

2 AWOS plus VHF voice transmitter kits AP010122000 March 2001 System monitors airport weather & other met parameters in real time usingVHF systems. Provides & transmits real time data to pilots.

COLOMBIAAerocivil Columbian Air Forcec/o APCYTEL, Ltda., Carrera 29A No.70A87, Santae de Bogota, D.C.,A.A., 090526, Pedro Sarmiento, Tel:5713117864, Email: apcytel@

elsitio.net.co

4 AWOS with VHF voice transmitters & Base Station POPAPCY 0012003 2003 Monitors airport weather & transmits data via VHF voice transmitter to pilots& Base Station.

PACIFICORPSRichard Freeman925 S. Grape St.Medord, OR 975015038136045

19 permanent gaging stations with radio path telemetr y 2001 Upgrades to help the utility company comply with Oregon Water Resourceslicensing regulations pertaining to real time ow data or a network o canalsthat withdraw water rom the North Umpqua River & its tributaries, ToketeeLake, 8 dams, 44 miles o waterways.


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HONDURASPNUDPrograma de Las Naciones UnidaPara el DesarrolloTegucigalpa, Honduras

15 DCPs 02352000 $96,336 Mar. 2000 Hydro Stations

PUEBLO OF ZUNIConservation ProjectP O Box 339Zuni, NM 873270339Mr. Kirk Bemis505 7825852

14 DCPs, 3 Base Stations Nov. 1996 System provides network o rainall and water level monitoring stations linkedto master station or purposes o data collection, real time system monitoringand early ood warning alerts.

MEXICOSMN

Receive Site $1,400,640 Jul. 1991 GOES, DRGS, System Sotware & Services

METRO WASTEWATERReclamation Dist. O Denver6450 York Street

Denver, CO 802297499Ms. Sharon Weakland303 2863000

46 Radio Telemetry Multiple Contracts $237,561 19962001 Line o site RF to monitor the wastewater sewage and stormwater runofcoming into the treatment plant rom the extended metropolitan area oDenver.

TARRANT REG. WATER DISTRICT1022 N. Calhoun StreetFort Worth, TX 76106Mr. Steve Sieja817 3352491

23 DCPs 4446726, 4446618 $224,379 Jun. 1999 Provides ood monitoring system, collects hydrological, meteorological datamaking it available to NWS and TRWD.

TEXAS WATER DEV BOARDP. O. Box 13231Austin, TX 78711Mr. James Schiller

512 4633035

63 DCPs 2882 58081311& 1312

$302,955 Sep. 1998 System provides water level measurements on streams, rivers throughout theState o Texas

OREGONColumbia BasinIrrigation Project SCADA

70 Sites, high powered VHF radio system, master station $375,000 1990 SCADA system reports upstream & downstream water levels & controslreleases o water rom dams. Checks structures in Columbia Basin IrrigationProject . USBR & 3 irrigation districts use SCADA system to greatly increaseeciency o water operations. Includes master control center, control &monitoring centers at 5 district oces & RTUs at 70 sites. Highpowered VHFradio System. This SCADA system provides centralized monitoring and controlo the multiple canal irrigation network.

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