Altran Solutions

Altran Solutions will be amongst the industry leaders participating in the PowerGen International 2009 in Las Vegas NV December 8^th — 10^th at the Las Vegas Convention Center. We will be located at Booth C3-1055 in the EGSA Pavilion, where members of our senior management and engineering staff will be on site to showcase Altran capabilities and discuss the latest industry trends. And Altran looks forward to adding to the allure of Las Vegas with fun and exciting games and gifts at our booth. We invite you to visit us to find out what is new and exciting at Altran, introduce yourself, or pick up some fun gifts at Booth C3-1055. For more information regarding the convention, visit http://www.power-gen.com/, or call Altran at 321.363.4933.

As part of its capital infrastructure investment program, PSEG has awarded the Engineering, Procurement, Site Supervision and Testing/Commissioning Supervision for 29 - 26Kv Circuit Breakers and Switchers to Altran Solutions Corp. Additionally, Altran is providing procurement and construction supervision for 26Kv Breakers and Switchers designed by PSEG. Altran Solutions' goal is to complete installation of all Breakers and Switchers by the end of 2010 which will require tight coordination with all PSEG division management and forces. Due to the complexity of the engineering and the fact that the contract calls for work to be completed at multiple locations within PSEG's territory, execution and planning is paramount to the success of the program. As a trusted partner of PSEG, Altran is providing the necessary preconstruction planning and construction management to ensure the highest standards of quality and excellence.

Altran Solutions, an ENR Top 500 Engineering and Design Firm, announces it has signed a new multi-million dollar agreement with Exelon Corp, the largest utility in the current Fortune 500 rankings. This new 3+ year agreement is for Engineering and Design services related to Exelon's Transmission and Substation departments. "We are excited that Exelon has chosen Altran as a key supplier for their T&S Engineering and Design needs. We look forward to working with Exelon's entire organization." stated Altran President and CEO, Thomas Foley.

Altran Solutions is a North American subsidiary of Altran Technologies, NA a worldwide leader in innovation and technology consulting.

Altran Solutions, a nationwide provider of multi-discipline engineering and design services and construction management services, is pleased to announce the opening of its new office in the Baltimore, MD area.

In business since 1986, Altran Solutions has experienced continuous growth for its expanding customer base in the areas of power generation, substation design, industrial process design, independent power, and other industrial and commercial projects. With the addition of our Baltimore office, Altran Solutions will now have 11 offices located in New York/New Jersey, Boston, San Francisco, Orlando, Chicago, Charlotte, Pittsburgh, Portland and Montreal.

"The opening of our office in the Baltimore area reflects our continued commitment to providing exceptional support to our Delmarva Region customers", says Gene Porzio, Director of T&D. "The decision to establish an office in this region is consistent with our strategic plans to provide localized service for the convenience of the clients that we serve in each of our growth areas."

Altran Solutions Baltimore expects to provide customers service in the nuclear, fossil and transmission/distribution sectors with complete project offerings in electrical, mechanical, civil/structural, architectural, instrumentation and controls, and construction management.

Our office is located at:
Altan Solutions - Baltimore
601 Revolution Drive
Suite 105
Havre de Grace, MD 21078
Telephone 410-939-2801.

Anthony Sleva, Technical Engineer Manager, recently published the textbook, Protective Relay Principles. As a leading authority on relay protection, Mr. Sleva uses his insight to focus on probably power system failure modes and important characteristics of the protective relays used to detect these postulated failures.

This versatile new textbook is ideal for new engineers to use as a tutorial before they open instruction manuals that accompany multifunction microprocessor-based relays. Readers will come away with an excellent grasp of important design considerations for working with overcurrent, over- and undervoltage, impedance, distance, and differential type relay functions.