Bass Engineering Opens New Fort Worth Division
Office to Serve North Texas Area

LONGVIEW, TX – June 10, 2008: Bass Engineering, the reliable name in Cathodic Protection for over forty years, announced the opening of its new division office in the Fort Worth area to better serve the North Texas region. Like the main location in Longview, the Fort Worth office will offer engineering services for the evaluation and design of CP and AC mitigation systems, technical staff for CP maintenance services and repair, as well as provide equipment and work teams for all CP installation needs.

Corrosion Technician Jacob Eaton will manage the Fort Worth office. Eaton is a Kilgore College graduate and NACE certified Cathodic Protection Tester (CP1) with an Associate of Applied Science degree in Corrosion Technology.

"I'm excited to help Bass Engineering grow and seek out new opportunities for our services," said Eaton. "Bass is unique because we own and maintain our own fleet of specialized heavy equipment for construction projects. Because we don't rely on third party contractors, we have better oversight of our installations."

"Over the past five years, we have seen significant growth in our customer base and level of interest in our products and solutions," added Clay Brelsford. "I am confident that Jacob will expertly expand Bass's ability to offer local sales and support services to our fast- growing base of customers and prospects in the region."

All material sales will still be processed via Bass Engineering's main location in Longview.

To find out more about how Bass Engineering can help you with your CP needs in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, please contact Jacob Eaton by email or by phone at 903-736-0128.

About Bass Engineering
Bass Engineering's diverse client list includes oil and gas pipeline and production companies, petrochemical plants, electric power generation plants, pulp and paper mills, and municipalities. Bass Engineering's highly qualified staff includes NACE certified engineers, technicians, and specialists with training and experience to assist our customers in choosing the most effective application of cathodic protection technology. For over 40 years, Bass Engineering has been "The Reliable Name in Cathodic Protection". To learn more, visit the Bass Engineering web site at http://www.bass-eng.com.