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aLanna conSuLtinG GRouPmr. Jason t. ellmore, rCDD, Principal ConsultantP.o. Box 322, flourtown, PA 19031tel: (877) 492-9224, fax: (877) 942-9226email: jellmore@alannaconsulting.comweb: www.alannaconsulting.comAlanna Consulting Group is a transportation business and technology consulting firm staffed exclusively by experienced industry professionals. The Alanna team has worked closely with clients and industry partners to provide advanced solu-tions to over twenty major transportation hubs. Areas of focus include IT program management, needs analysis and master planning, infrastructure design, and implementation support for a variety of transportation specific systems.

BuRRStmr. Burr stewart204 Nw 112th street, seattle, wA 98177tel: (206) 660-1145email: burrst@hotmail.comweb: www.burrstewart.comBurrst provides consulting to the aviation industry in the areas of strategic planning, sustainability and climate change programs. The firm empha-sizes highly visual methods of analysis, modeling, facilitation and communications, for everyone’s quick understanding and involvement.

Jviation, inc.mr. travis vallin, Colorado Aeronautics Director900 s. Broadway, suite 350Denver, Co 80209tel: (303) 524-3030, fax: (303) 524-3031email: travis.vallin@jviation.comweb: www.jviation.comJviation provides comprehensive professional services covering the entire project life cycle from airport development plans to onsite construction administration. Our full range of services support all aspects of airport planning, engineering design, and construction projects, as well as program management, airport management and commu-nications program development needs.

PueBLo tecHnoLoGy GRouP, inc. (PtGi)mr. John Payne, Ceo & Principal ConsultamtP.o. Box 460939, san francisco, CA 94146tel: (415) 644-8315, fax: (415) 651-9367email: jmp@pueblo.comweb: www.pueblo.comPueblo Technology Group, Inc. (PTGI) is a man-agement and professional services consulting firm that focuses on improving an airport’s operational excellence through the appropriate application of information technologies.

tHe SHewaRD PaRtneRSHiP, LLcmr. David scheuermann, Principal2300 Chestnut streetPhiladelphia, PA 19103tel: (215) 751-9301, fax: (215) 751-9302email: dns@tsparch.comweb: www.theshewardpartnership.comThe Sheward Partnership is a growing, energetic architecture, planning and sustainability consult-ing firm with a service-oriented attitude. We are dedicated to creating architectural solutions that respond completely to client needs. Our highly qualified team of architects, planners and sus-tainability experts is experienced with a diverse range of project types. The firm’s three decades of experience has gained us a wealth of knowledge, including a very comprehensive understanding of transportation, education, and healthcare facilities. Conscious of the benefits inherent in sustainable design, The Sheward Partnership is a member of the U.S. Green Building Council and is dedicated to helping clients to realize sustainable goals. The Sheward Partnership prides itself on its experience and its ability to readily meet the needs of clients who have complex projects and demanding schedules.

SkiDMoRe, owinGS & MeRRiLL LLPmr. Derek moore, Associate14 wall street, New York, NY 10005 tel: (212) 298-9762, fax: (212) 298-9500email: derek.moore@som.comweb: www.som.comSOM offers consulting, architecture and engineer-ing services through seven established offices in the United States, Europe and Asia. SOM has been involved in the planning, design and management of airport and transportation projects for 40 years. SOM’s current work includes projects at the following airports: John F. Kennedy, Newark, Boston Logan, Washington Dulles, Toronto, San Francisco, San Jose, Ben Gurion, Hong Kong, Singapore and Dublin.

SwineRton incoRPoRateDmr. george hershman, v.P., Division manager17140 Bernado Center Drive, ste. 216san Diego, CA 92128tel: (858) 622-4040, fax: (858) 622-4044email: ghershman@swinerton.comweb: www.swinerton.com Swinerton provides experienced Personnel and Development Management services for the airport and transportation industry.

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Gems. marriaine hak, enterprise Programs1299 Pennsylvania Avenue, Nwwashington, DC 20004tel: (203) 455-7682email: marriaine.hak@ge.comweb: www.ge.comGE is a diversified infrastructure, finance and media company taking on the world’s toughest challenges. From aircraft engines and power generation to financial services, medical imaging, and television programming, GE operates in more than 100 countries and employs about 300,000 people worldwide. For airports and airlines, GE offers a wide-range of energy efficient products and services, including LED lighting, reciprocat-ing engines for combined-heat and power, water filtration equipment, motors and VFDs, and fuel and carbon services. In 2010, GE was named in Business Week’s list of the world’s 25 most inven-tive companies.

QuantuM SecuRe inc.ms. Alyssa Chapman, Aviation Account executive100 Century Center Court, suite 501san Jose, CA 95112tel: (703) 528-1419email: achapman@quantumsecure.comweb: www.quantumsecure.comQuantum Secure’s SAFE suite of software products addresses the challenges of operating multiple pro-prietary physical security systems in airports. SAFE provides a single, fully interoperable and integrated physical security policy platform to manage and streamline security identities, compliance, events and operations across multiple disparate physical security systems.

Legislative Newsln-11-01 (FebruAry 15, 2011)• Continuing Resolution status;

Obama Budget Request; FAA Bill introduced in House

Regulatory Newsrn 10-02 (DeCember 10, 2010)• FAA Provides 60-day Extension

for Comments on SMS NPRM; ACC Soliciting Comments until February 18, 2011

ACC Updates Between september 2010 and November 2010, ACC released email supplements to this publication. these supplements are also available at www.ACConline.org.

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cHaRLeS “cHuck” BoScHen has been named a Senior Engineering Manager in the Philadelphia office of Parsons Brinckerhoff. An aviation industry specialist, Mr. Boschen has more than 20 years of experience managing complex, high-profile projects. His areas of expertise include strategic planning, negotiations, operational streamlining, and project, construction, and operations management. Previously, Mr. Boschen served as a project director/project manager, and was responsible for managing major projects including work at the Philadelphia International Airport, Citizens Bank Park, the Episcopal Academy and the Pennsylvania Convention Center. He is a member of the Project Management Institute and holds a PMP certification.

MR. RoBeRt L. GiLBeRt has joined Landrum & Brown as Vice President. Gilbert most recently served as Deputy Executive Director at the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority. He brings over 35 years of experience in aviation and airport management, including airport master planning, infrastructure development, infrastructure management, community relations, airport tenant rela-tions, security, airport budgeting and financing, federal regulations related to aviation, and small business development.

MR. MaRk iSaak, Pe, has been named director of sales and strategy (DSS) for the PBS&J Transportation Service. Isaak has extensive transportation engineering experience and is one of the firm’s lead-ing program management profession-als. Over the past seven years, Isaak’s focus has included managing the service’s transportation business in the central and western United States, including sales and prepositioning, staff development, and technical production activities. Prior to that, he was project director for PBS&J’s West Florida Program Management Services, where he was responsible for four state and local general engineering consultant contracts.

MR. toDD a. knuckey, Pe has been promoted to serve as National Airfield Service Group Leader in the Aviation Program for RS&H. Knuckey has more

than 25 years of experience in planning, surveying, design, construction, con-struction management, and program management for aviation projects. Mr. Knuckey has served as Project Officer and Project Manager for multidisciplined projects at a number of airports through-out the country.

MR. aLan J. PRaMuk, P.e., c.M., has been named executive vice president of Aviation Services of Gresham, Smith & Partners. Pramuk has been with GS&P for more than 20 years and was most recently a Division Vice President. In addition to working as Principal-in-Charge for select airport develop-ment programs, Al will lead GS&P’s Aviation marketing and business development activities. Al has 30 years experience in planning, design and consulting, with specialized expertise of airport facility development pro-grams; including passenger terminal facilities, public parking facilities, rental car facilities, passenger screen-ing, in-line baggage screening, cargo facilities, terminal curbside designs, roadways and signage.

MR. DaviD RickeRSon has joined HNTB Corporation as director, southeast divi-sion aviation planning. Rickerson brings more than 25 years of experience in avia-tion facility, on-call airport planning, air-port master planning, noise compatibility planning and environmental planning ex-perience for clients throughout the U.S. and abroad. Rickerson’s responsibilities include leading HNTB’s growing avia-tion planning practice in the southeast region and serving as project manager for key aviation planning projects. Before joining HNTB, Rickerson served as the manager of Landrum & Brown’s facility planning practice where he was responsi-ble for the firm’s airport master planning and on-call facility planning services.

MR. BaRRy J. ScHuLz, Pe, aicP has been named president of the PBS&J Transportation Group. Schulz has worked at PBS&J since 1998 when he was its first employee in Denver and most recently served as the national sales and strategy director.

On the MoveAnd the Winner Is…

The tetRa tecH Airports and Aviation Working Group has acquired BPR, based in Quebec. BPR has about 1,600 employees and provides multidisciplinary consulting and engineering support for water, energy, mining, buildings, and infrastructure proj-ects including airports. With earlier acqui-sitions of EBA Engineering Consultants in August 2010 and Wardrop Engineering in January 2009, Tetra Tech now has about 3,500 associates working throughout Canada, from coast to coast and far into the arctic regions.

waDeLL enGineeRinG coRPoRation, Airport Planning – Engineering – Management Consultants in the San Francisco Bay Area, was selected by the Border Coast Regional Airport Authority as a prime consultant for airside and landside design of runway safety area projects and new replacement terminal with access and parking. The new facilities will serve United Airline passengers and gen-eral aviation users in the southern coast of Oregon and northern coast of California. The runway safety area grading and pavement and lighting rehabilitation will enhance aircraft safety while the new terminal will achieve state of the art amenities necessary for today’s passenger safety, comfort and security.

Last year, Wadell Engineering Corporation as prime consultant completed the multi-year Palomar Airport Redevelopment Program involving a new replacement terminal, passenger movement system with bridge, customs facilities, airline and international apron and various RSA improvements. The project won the American Society of Civil Engineers San Diego Section “Outstanding Civil Engineering Project” in the category of Ports and Airports.