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32 st / October 2015 www.sea-technology.com ABASCO LLC ACME Environmental Inc. Air Hygiene International Alpina Briggs Defesa Ambiental S.A. American Boom & Barrier Corp. American Pollution Control Corp. Ansell Baker Corp. BIC Alliance Blackhawk Technology Co. Boerger Pumps BP America Brady SPC Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement Cadence Environmental Energy Cardno ENTRIX Civeo Offshore LLC C-K Associates LLC Clean Earth Systems Inc. CLEAN GULF Clean Gulf Associates Clean Harbors Cliff Berry Inc. Coastal Response Research Center Cooley/Group Cowboy Containments Inc. CRUCIAL Inc. CSA Ocean Sciences Inc. CTEH LLC CTI Environmental Services DESMI Inc. DNV GL DOWCAR Environmental Management Inc. Dynamic Aviation Group Inc. E3 Environmental ECO Magazine / Ocean News & Technology Ecoceane Eisman & Russo Elastec Inc. Engineering & Computer Simulations Inc. EnviroCon Systems Inc. Environmental & Labor Solutions Inc. Environmental Management Specialists Inc. Environmental Restoration LLC Environmental Science Services Inc. ness and Response, and Special Interest. The conference will kick-off on Tuesday, November 10, with training work- shops covering Shoreline/Inland Response and SCAT Sur- veys, Spill Management Team Exercise Planning, Spill Risk Assessment and Spill Contingency Planning, and Maritime Homeland Security Challenges including Terrorism Threat; and Deepwater Well Containment Tour hosted by MWCC. Afternoon conference sessions include Risk Management, Nontraditional Fuels: Issues and Case Studies, Response Re- search, and State and Federal Updates. Wednesday, November 11, will begin with a Veteran's Day Commemoration, followed by the Keynote Address de- livered by RAdm. David R. Callahan, district commander, U.S. Coast Guard, Eighth District. Conference sessions will be held throughout the day, including Training and Exercis- ing for Readiness, Salvage and Marine Firefghting, Shore- line Assessment and Cleanup (SCAT), Inland Response Per- spectives, #Re-Tweet - Positive Stakeholder Management, Understanding Complex Response-Related Issues, Morgan's Point Collision: A Complex Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act Response Sur- veillance Technologies, Pipeline 360, Net Environmental Benefts Analysis (NEBA), New Regulations and Implica- tions for Industry – Projecting Forward, Santa Barbara Refu- gio State Beach Oil Spill Case Study, Situational Awareness, Enhance Response Capabilities through Partnerships, and Natural Resource Damage Assessment (NRDA) during a Re- sponse. On Thursday, November 12, the day will consist of ses- sions including the Mega Session – OPA 90 and CLEAN GULF – 25 Years of Stewardship, Response Planning for Nontraditional Oil, Response Case Studies, Containment and Intervention (Subsea), Inland Regulatory Issues, Mexi- co Energy Reform Developments, An Industry Responder's 2015 Perspective on Oil Spills, Source Control Branch – The New Kid on the Incident Command System (ISC) Block, Crude by Rail, Restoration Benefts, Response Safety Con- cerns, Subsea Dispersant Use, Planning and Approval, and Inland Response. The Exhibition The CLEAN GULF exhibit hall will feature spill response organizations, regulatory agencies and service companies showcasing their latest solutions and technologies. Attend- ees will have the opportunity to meet face-to-face with all of the exhibitors to discuss their unique and specifc prepared- ness/response needs. For more information, visit www.cleangulf.org. ST Exhibitors List The following list of exhibitors was updated as of press time: "CLEAN GULF provides a comprehensive agenda covering the top issues in indus- try as well as a forum for open discussion."