Eads Company

Operational since 1903, Sprecher + Schuh provides a range of control and protection solutions. It produces low-voltage control products, including automatic switches, overload devices, fuses and oil breakers. The company is a member of the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA), Canadian Standards Association, Association of High Tech Distributors (AHTD), Electrical Apparatus Service Association (EASA) and National Association of Electrical Distributors (NAED). It offers a variety of products that includes relays, starters, push buttons and terminals. Sprecher + Schuh s distributors are spread across the United States and Canada. Additionally, the company provides a range of pilot devices, warning tower lights and motor circuit controllers.

Weatherford International is one of the world s largest diversified upstream oilfield service companies. With a corporate history that began in 1941, Weatherford has nearly $4.6 billion in annual revenues, approximately 24,500 employees in nearly 100 countries and more than 85 manufacturing facilities supporting 730 service bases. In 2005, Standard & Poor s announced the addition of the company to its flagship S&P Index. Following the completion of its 2005 acquisition of Precision Drilling Corporation's energy services and international drilling divisions, Weatherford was reorganized into four distinct businesses that include completion and production systems; evaluation, drilling and intervention; pipeline and specialty services; and international contract drilling. The company provides a variety of services to its customers that include drilling, evaluation, completion, production, intervention and industrial services. Weatherford International has locations throughout the United States, such as the office in Houston.

Hahn & Clay is a fabrication and machining facility. The company provides services in shop and field manufacturing, repair and maintenance of industrial equipment ranging from A.S.M.E. Code vessels to axial compressors. Hahn & Clay s F.A.C.T., T.A.C.T., and F.C.C.T. systems provide for the remote operation of vessel closures in hazardous environments. Developed by Hahn & Clay this technology frees plant operations personnel from physically demanding or hazardous tasks, while reducing the time required for closure opening and closing. Its facilities are located in the Gulf Coast industrial areas, with more than 250,000 square feet under roof. The company has capabilities to handle up to 35-feet and 6-inch diameter, 200-foot lengths and 800,000-pound weight. Hahn & Clay was established in 1908. It is headquartered in Houston.