facilities services By being on the inside of its clients’ facilities, providing operation, maintenance and support services to critical building management systems, EMCOR’s experienced technical personnel is able to  respond rapidly to changing client needs and truly become an  integral part of its clients’ businesses. Efficient utilization of assets is an important component of today’s fiscally conscious management. And as the systems on which facilities depend become more complex and demanding, EMCOR has the skills, expertise and scope of operations to support these facility needs. The facilities services sector, driven by  the continued growth of outsourcing  and the desire of facilities managers to access world-class operational capabilities, is an area of high growth potential. bear upon each task. Through on-site and mobile service, electrical and mechanical capabilities, operational expertise, and use of internet and wireless communications equipment, EMCOR is able to increase a facility’s overall functionality at any point in  its life cycle. In 2000, the Company continued to expand its services to a wide range of customers, such as Boston’s FleetCenter, one of New England’s premier multi-purpose entertainment complexes, and Motorola’s MOS-12 Facility in  Chandler, Arizona, an 80-acre campus that manufactures microcontrollers, digital signal processors, and integrated circuits. Building long-term, brand- name relationships is important to EMCOR’s overall goal of becoming a one-source provider of high quality facilities services. There is no standard offering of EMCOR’s services; rather, each customer has a unique set of needs. EMCOR can respond in a flexible manner to each  case, bringing as much or as little of its service capabilities as is required to EMCOR’s use of internet and wireless communications equipment provides round-the-clock support to today’s systems-rich facilities. EMCOR not only maintains mission-critical systems, it operates them as well, allowing its customers, such as major financial institutions, to focus  on core activities. 2