Curtiss-Wright Flow Control Company (CWFC) announced today that it has acquired the assets of Advanced Engineered Products, Inc. (AEP) for $1.85 million. AEP is a leading supplier of nozzle dams and other products and services for the commercial nuclear power industry. Its innovative nozzle dam product is smaller and lighter and can be installed rapidly, reducing radiation exposure and minimizing critical outage time. Westinghouse has adopted the AEP nozzle dam as a standard part of its AP1000® nuclear reactor design.

"Curtiss-Wright continues to expand its portfolio of unique technologies through organic product development and acquisitions of both long-tenured companies and entrepreneurial technology incubators," said David Linton, President, Curtiss-Wright Flow Control Company and Co-Chief Operating Officer of Curtiss-Wright Corporation. "The company displays longstanding commitment to providing innovative solutions to its customers' most difficult problems and outstanding nuclear manufacturing and QA capabilities. These attributes are excellent complements to ensure the best long-term path for nurturing and advancing promising technologies like that offered by AEP.

"The 2009 acquisition of NETCO, Inc. by CWFC and the subsequent advancement of the NETCO-SNAP-IN® technology is an example of our demonstrated track record in developing and integrating incubator technology," added Linton.

AEP will become part of CWFC's Scientech business unit based in Danbury, CT. Other AEP products include first-generation nozzle dams, nozzle dam support consoles, quick bolts, manway cover elevators and automated stud hole cleaning devices.

About Curtiss-Wright Flow Control Company
Curtiss-Wright Flow Control Company specializes in the design and manufacture of highly engineered valves, pumps, motors, generators, electronics, systems and related products for the commercial nuclear power industry, oil and gas processing facilities and a range of critical military programs. Its innovative, high-performance products play an integral role in our nation's defense and in the safe, efficient operation of power plants and other industrial sites worldwide. Based in Falls Church, VA, the company has more than 3,400 employees worldwide and is the Flow Control segment of Curtiss-Wright Corporation (NYSE: CW). For more information, visit: www.curtisswright.com.

About Scientech
Scientech is a global provider of commercial nuclear power instrumentation, electrical components, specialty hardware, process control systems, and proprietary database solutions aimed at improving safety, plant performance and reliability as well as reducing costs. Its Technical & Hardware Solutions Group provides instrumentation, electrical and mechanical hardware for nuclear and fossil plants to address obsolescence and improve efficiency and safety. The Utility Services Group provides utilities with specialized analysis, technical consulting and engineering solutions to assist in modernizing plants, improving operating efficiency and responding to regulatory requirements. Scientech, a business unit of Curtiss-Wright Flow Control Company, is headquartered in Idaho Falls, ID. For more information, visit http://scientech.cwfc.com.

This press release contains forward-looking statements made pursuant to the Safe Harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 that are based on management's beliefs and assumptions. Such statements, including statements relating to Curtiss-Wright Corporation's expectations for the future performance of Advanced Engineered Products, Inc., the future opportunities associated with the acquisition, and the success of the Company integrating Advanced Engineered Products, Inc. into its Flow Control segment, are not considered historical facts and are considered forward-looking statements under the federal securities laws. Such forward-looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date hereof. Such risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to: a reduction in anticipated orders; an economic downturn; changes in competitive marketplace and/or customer requirements; a change in US government spending; an inability to perform customer contracts at anticipated cost levels; and other factors that generally affect the business of aerospace, defense contracting, marine, electronics and industrial companies. Please refer to the Company's current SEC filings under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, for further information.

Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Sharon Dey
Director of Marketing Communications
Curtiss-Wright Flow Control
(703) 286-2011
sdey@CURTISSWRIGHT.com

Curtiss-Wright Flow Control Company has announced that its Scientech business unit received Exelon's Corporate & IT area award for Operational Excellence at the Exelon Supplier Summit in Chicago on Aug. 2.

Presented by Daniel Hill, Exelon senior vice president and chief information officer, the award recognizes Scientech's replacement of plant process computers ("PPCs") at six of Exelon's nuclear power stations in Illinois. Scientech has ongoing contracts with Exelon to replace the PPCs at Byron and Braidwood Generating Stations.

"PPCs are extremely complex systems that are installed and commissioned as part of scheduled refueling outages," Hill said." Scientech formed a strong team with Exelon's Nuclear Real Time IT group and has delivered turnkey PPC solutions on schedule and within budget. Scientech also has embraced Exelon's culture of continuous improvement in several ways, including a lessons learned process."

"Exelon has been a long-term strategic customer of Scientech and we are very pleased and proud to receive this award," said Roger Kuhl, Division Manager of Scientech's Plant Performance group. "It represents a body of work that confirms our commitment to high quality services and predictable results for all of our utility customers. The contribution and dedication of Exelon's Nuclear Real Time IT group during these PPC replacements has been extraordinary throughout the process."

From left to right: Karen Peery Exelon IT VP; Ed Hollis Scientech VP Sales & Marketing; Roger Kuhl, Scientech Plant Performance Division Manager; Dan Hill Exelon CIO.

About Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Curtiss-Wright Flow Control Company specializes in the design and manufacture of highly engineered valves, pumps, motors, generators, electronics, systems and related products for the commercial nuclear power industry, oil and gas processing facilities and a range of critical military programs. Its innovative, high-performance products play an integral role in our nation's defense and in the safe, efficient operation of power plants and other industrial sites worldwide. Based in Falls Church, VA, the company has more than 3,400 employees worldwide and is the Flow Control segment of Curtiss-Wright Corporation. For more information, visit: www.curtisswright.com.

About Scientech
Scientech is a global provider of commercial nuclear power instrumentation, electrical components, specialty hardware, process control systems, and proprietary database solutions aimed at improving safety, plant performance and reliability as well as reducing costs. Its Technical & Hardware Solutions Group provides instrumentation, electrical and mechanical hardware for nuclear and fossil plants to address obsolescence and improve efficiency and safety. The Utility Services Group provides utilities with specialized analysis, technical consulting and engineering solutions to assist in modernizing plants, improving operating efficiency and responding to regulatory requirements. Scientech, a business unit of Curtiss-Wright Flow Control Company, is headquartered in Idaho Falls, ID. For more information, visit: http://scientech.cwfc.com.

This press release contains forward-looking statements made pursuant to the Safe Harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such statements, including statements relating to Curtiss-Wright Corporation's expectations of future performance of our products, the value of the contract, the continued relationship with an existing customer, the successful implementation and funding of this U.S. government program and future opportunities associated with this program, are not considered historical facts and are considered forward-looking statements under the federal securities laws. Such forward-looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date hereof. Such risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to: a reduction in anticipated orders; an economic downturn; changes in competitive marketplace and/or customer requirements; a change in US government spending; an inability to perform customer contracts at anticipated cost levels; and other factors that generally affect the business of aerospace, defense contracting, marine, electronics and industrial companies. Please refer to the Company's current SEC filings under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, for further information.

Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Sharon Dey
Director of Marketing Communications
Curtiss-Wright Flow Control
(703) 286-2011
sdey@CURTISSWRIGHT.com

Curtiss-Wright Flow Control Company announced today that its business unit Scientech has signed a contract with Progress Energy to provide a safety-related Inadequate Core Cooling Mitigation System (ICCMS) to support the extended power uprate at the utility's Crystal River Unit 3 nuclear power plant in Florida.

The new protection system uses only analog technology to perform safety functions, while providing modern computer-based online performance monitoring through an isolated, non-safety monitor. This combination of analog and digital technologies is designed to simplify the licensing process and reduce cyber-security concerns since no software is used to perform the safety-related functions of the system. The new system will be built at Scientech's Idaho Falls, ID, facility.

"Curtiss Wright sees this approach as providing a path forward for many operating nuclear plants," said David Linton, President, Curtiss-Wright Flow Control Company and Co-Chief Operating Officer, Curtiss-Wright Corporation. "The platform developed for the Crystal River ICCMS is the first analog solution in over 30 years. The analog-safety related portion is fully testable, easily understood, and easily licensed. Conversely, the digital non-safety portion provides state-of-the-art online performance monitoring and interface to digital systems without the need for testing or licensing."

Scientech Announces the Fleet Asset Management and Optimization Solutions (FAMOS) Suite
Fleet Asset Management and Optimization Solutions
IDAHO FALLS, ID - October 10, 2008

Scientech is pleased to announce the Fleet Asset Management and Optimization Solutions, FAMOS, suite. FAMOS is a suite of products built on more than 30 years of our successful power industry experience.

FAMOS combines domain expertise with advanced technology, with a resulting integrated solution tool set for monitoring, analyzing, and optimizing plant performance, monitoring and detecting problems and accessing vast plant data anchoring your operation.

The FAMOS suite is comprised of Scientech's PEPSE (plant performance assessment), PMAX (thermal performance monitoring), PdP (advanced pattern recognition), CMAX (on-line condition monitoring with auto-assessments), Rules Engine (configurable automated condition assessments), and R*TIME (full featured data historian) applications. These integrated applications provide an in-depth approach to plant performance monitoring and optimization.

For more information, please see FAMOS under our Software menu or contact Dan Rees at 206-248-1818 or drees@curtisswright.com.

Exelon Selects Scientech's Award-Winning PMAX Thermal Performance Software for Nuclear Fleet-Wide Deployment
U.S. selects Scientech's award-winning PMAX software
IDAHO FALLS, ID - July 28, 2008

Exelon Corporation, operator of the largest nuclear fleet in the U.S., recently selected Scientech's award-winning PMAX software as its tool for on-line thermal performance monitoring at its 17 nuclear generating units.

PMAX is renowned for its ability as a software tool to assist engineers and operators to identify megawatt losses and reveal plant thermal performance inefficiencies - in a real-time environment. PMAX has been adopted worldwide by over 300 thermal power plants (nuclear, fossil, and combined cycle), and is now the on-line thermal performance tool of choice at 59 of the nation's 104 nuclear power plant units.

Scientech, a Curtiss-Wright Flow Control company, provides hardware and software solutions to power industry clients world wide.

For information regarding PMAX and other Scientech products and services, contact Ed Hollis (301.371.7485; ehollis@curtisswright.com) or Bart Humble (208.524.9334; bhumble@curtisswright.com).

Scientech Completes Plant Computer Replacement at Nuclear Power Plant in Japan
Tokyo's Electric Power Company's new PPC
IDAHO FALLS, ID - June 11, 2008

Scientech, a Curtiss-Wright Flow Control company, announces the successful completion and acceptance of the replacement plant process computer (PPC) at Tokyo Electric Power Company's (TEPCO's) Fukushima Daiichi Unit 2 (1F-2) nuclear power plant in Japan. The PPC was officially turned over to 1F-2 plant operations on June 3, 2008 and is being fully utilized in the ongoing operation of the plant. This is the very first step for Scientech to expand its PPC replacement business in the Asian region.

This announcement culminates nearly two years of effort since Tokyo Electric Power Service Company (TEPSCO) awarded the contract to Scientech in June 2006 for replacing the existing PPC that was provided by a Japanese plant vendor. System design, development, and integration were accomplished at Scientech's Idaho Falls, Idaho factory staging facility. The software was converted to accept multi-byte character sets so that all of the PPC screens can be displayed in any local language (Japanese in this case).

TEPCO's 1F nuclear power facility is the site of six commercial power reactors that produce a total of 4,600 MWe located approximately three hours north of Tokyo.

Scientech is a global provider of commercial nuclear power instrumentation, safety-related electrical components, specialty hardware, process control systems, reactor and steam generator equipment and services, commercial grade dedication and testing services, expert technical consulting and proprietary database solutions aimed at improving safety, plant performance and reliability as well as reducing costs. In 2007, Scientech became part of the Nuclear Group within Curtiss-Wright Flow Control Flow (CWFC) Corporation.

For more information, contact:
Roger Kuhl
(208) 524-9255
rkuhl@curtisswright.com

Scientech Awarded Extension to the Chernobyl Shelter Improvement Project (6/3/2008)
Extended funding for a two-year contract extension
IDAHO FALLS, ID - June 03, 2008

Scientech's contract for support of the Ukrainian regulatory authority, SNRCU, for the Chernobyl Shelter Improvement Project has been extended through the first quarter of 2010. Funding for the two-year period for this contract extension is estimated at $1.6 million. This award for the International Division continues a ten-year tradition of support to this important international project to stabilize the degrading Object Shelter and construct the New Safe Confinement (NSC) for the destroyed Chernobyl Unit 4. The Object Shelter, or sarcophagus, was constructed immediately after the accident in 1986 to confine the radioactive debris. The NSC will be a steel arch with cladding panels to cover the unit while it is dismantled and decommissioned during the next 100 years.

About Scientech
Scientech is a global provider of commercial nuclear power instrumentation, safety-related electrical components, specialty hardware, process control systems, reactor and steam generator equipment and services, commercial grade dedication and testing services, expert technical consulting and proprietary database solutions aimed at improving safety, plant performance and reliability as well as reducing costs. In 2007, Scientech became part of the Nuclear Group within Curtiss-Wright Flow Control (CWFC) Corporation.

Bob Holzworth Joins Scientech
New Plant Performance Asset Manager
IDAHO FALLS, ID - January 1, 2008

Bob Holzworth has accepted the position as Plant Performance Asset Manager, filling a technical sales and marketing role for Scientech's Plant Optimization and Equipment Reliability business segments. Bob has over 25 years in business development experience in the application of technical solutions to the electric power industry, including 11 years previously with Scientech. As manager of business development at Scientech, he oversaw the growth of the current Scientech solutions for plant performance improvement, PMAX, PEPSE, R*TIME, CMAX, and PdP.

Bob has committed his career to the implementation of advanced solutions to improve the performance of power plants as an asset manager. He has a Professional Engineer license and will utilize his technical background in plant performance, information technology, and risk management in the power industry to assist Scientech's utility customers in managing their assets using value-based technical solutions.

Bob has a long established working relationship with Scientech's Plant Performance products and will step into his new role knowledgeable of their offerings and contributing to the momentum currently established. With his services, Scientech raises the bar in their commitment and dedication to improve their competitive edge with solutions to improve plant performance for heat rate, reliability, availability, maintainability and environmental metrics.

Scientech is pleased to announce his service to our many utility customers and we welcome him to the Plant Performance team. Bob may be contacted at the following: (208) 524-9350 or bholzworth@curtisswright.com.

About Scientech:
Scientech is a global provider of commercial nuclear power instrumentation, safety-related electrical components, specialty hardware, process control systems, reactor and steam generator equipment and services, commercial grade dedication and testing services, expert technical consulting and proprietary database solutions aimed at improving safety, plant performance and reliability as well as reducing costs. In May of 2007, Scientech became part of the Nuclear Group within Curtiss-Wright Flow Control (CWFC) Corporation. With the addition of Scientech, CWFC has grown to over 2,000 employees and over $675M in revenue annually.

Scientech Launches New Licensing Service for Next Generation Reactors
"Advantage" the new regulatory service is launched
IDAHO FALLS, ID - January 3, 2008

Scientech recently launched Advantage, its newest regulatory service, focused on supporting companies that are engaged in new reactor licensing and construction activities. Advantage utilizes Scientech's experience in regulatory information technology to provide superior licensing services to help the next generation of reactors proficiently navigate the challenges of reactor licensing. Advantage delivers new plant licensing information at your staff's desk top to efficiently access current and historical reactor licensing requirements, guidance, COLAs, RAIs, and RAI responses. This service provides: website access to NRC docket information, unique new plant licensing databases, new plant meeting attendance and summaries, and access to a highly experienced technical staff to provide regulatory research.

For more information about Advantage, contact:
George Rombold
(727) 669-3033
grombold@curtisswright.com

About Scientech:
Scientech is a global provider of commercial nuclear power instrumentation, safety-related electrical components, specialty hardware, process control systems, reactor and steam generator equipment and services, commercial grade dedication and testing services, expert technical consulting and proprietary database solutions aimed at improving safety, plant performance and reliability as well as reducing costs. In May of 2007, Scientech became part of the Nuclear Group within Curtiss-Wright Flow Control (CWFC) Corporation. With the addition of Scientech, CWFC has grown to over 2,000 employees and over $675M in revenue annually.

Curtiss-Wright Acquires Scientech
Scientech becomes a Curtiss-Wright Flow Control solution
IDAHO FALLS, ID - May 8, 2008

Curtiss-Wright Corporation (NYSE: CW) announced today that it has acquired the assets of Scientech, LLC of Idaho Falls, Idaho, for approximately $57.8 million. Scientech is a global provider of commercial nuclear power instrumentation, electrical components, specialty hardware, process control systems, and proprietary database solutions aimed at improving safety and plant performance, efficiency, reliability and reducing costs. The business will become part of the Commercial Power & Services group within Curtiss-Wright's Flow Control segment.

"The acquisition of Scientech complements our capabilities in the commercial nuclear power business and provides us with an excellent opportunity to expand in this high growth market," said Curtiss-Wright Chairman and CEO Martin R. Benante. "The company brings high value business lines, including critical hardware, plant process controls and proprietary database solutions which are highly synergistic with our existing nuclear power products, and supports our strategy to become a primary global source of critical technologies for nuclear power."

Approximately half of Scientech's business is generated by their Technical & Hardware Solutions Group which provides instrumentation, electrical and mechanical hardware for utilities to address obsolescence and improve efficiency and safety of operations. The balance of the business is generated by the Utility Services Group which provides utilities with specialized analysis, technical consulting and engineering solutions to assist in modernizing facilities, improving operating efficiency and responding to regulatory requirements.

Founded in 1983 as a consulting, engineering and technical services company serving government and utility customers, Scientech has grown steadily, with 2006 sales of $46 million. Its customers are the leading players in the domestic and international commercial power market, as well as government agencies engaged in nuclear-related activities. The company is headquartered in Idaho Falls, ID and has facilities in Huntsville, AL, Dunedin, FL, Berwick, PA, and New Milford, CT.

About Curtiss-Wright Flow Control:
Curtiss-Wright Flow Control specializes in the design and manufacture of highly engineered valves, pumps, electronics and related products for the commercial nuclear power industry, oil and gas processing facilities, and a range of critical national defense programs. CWFC's innovative, high-performance products are installed on every nuclear submarine and aircraft carrier commissioned by the U.S. Navy, and play an integral role in the safe, efficient operation of power plants and other industrial sites worldwide. Based in Falls Church, VA, the company has 2,000 employees worldwide and is the Flow Control operating segment of Curtiss-Wright Corp. (NYSE: CW) headquartered in Roseland, NJ. For more information, visit www.cwfc.com.

Sharon Dey
Curtiss-Wright Flow Control
(703) 289-2011
sdey@CURTISSWRIGHT.com





Scientech Issues 24th Edition of Commercial Nuclear Power Plants
To Provide Critical Electrical Components, Propulsion Systems, Pumps and Valves
IDAHO FALLS, ID - March 21, 2007

Scientech, LLC recently issued the 24th edition of its publication, Commercial Nuclear Power Plants. The 52-page directory contains reference information about all operational commercial nuclear power plants in the U.S., as well as a summary of license renewal applications and license expiration dates. The directory also features a map showing NRC regions and the location of each U.S. plant profiled, a list of forecasted new reactors, and a list of international plants. The reference section contains data on each U.S. plant's owner and operator, telephone number, web address, location, reactor type, NSSS supplier, turbine manufacturer, power uprate data, cask storage information, and license renewal data.

Copies of the directory are available by sending an email with your complete address to nucdirectory@curtisswright.com or by calling 301-668-1033. The directory is also available on the web at www.scientech.com.

Scientech has offices throughout the US and has been providing safety and risk, reactor and steam generator servicing equipment and services, instruments, connectors, chemistry quality control software and services, plant process computers, thermal performance and safety monitoring software, training, electronic procedures, obsolescence solutions, commercial grade dedication and testing, equipment reliability, regulatory and information systems, and specialized databases and software for over 40 years.

For more information, contact:
Ed Hollis
Vice President, Strategic Business Development
Scientech, LLC
301-371-7485
ehollis@curtisswright.com

Bill O'Connor Appointed to Scientech Board
Appointment to Scientech Board of Directors
IDAHO FALLS, ID - February 6, 2007

Bill O'Connor was recently appointed to the Scientech Board of Directors. He is an experienced senior executive with over 25 years in engineering, management and executive leadership.

Bill is currently a nuclear industry consultant and serves on the Nuclear Safety Review Boards for several plants. From 2000 to 2005, Bill served as Vice President, Nuclear Generation for Detroit Edison Company. In this position, he was directly responsible for the operation of the Fermi 2 reactor. His responsibilities also included serving as Chairman of the Board, Utilities Service Alliance (2001-2005); Chairman, INPO Academy Council (2003-2005); Member, Nuclear Safety Review Boards for LaSalle and Susquehanna; and Member, NEI Protected Activities Working Group.

He also served as Assistant Vice President, Nuclear Assessment (1998-2000) and Nuclear Assessment Manager (1995-1998) at Detroit Edison.

Prior to joining Detroit Edison, Bill worked with Toledo Edison Company for nearly 20 years. His positions included: Manager, Regulatory Affairs; Engineering Staff Consultant; Assistant Plant Manager, Operations; Operations Engineering Supervisor; Nuclear Operations Training Supervisor; Qualification Instructor; Reactor Operator; and Equipment Operator.

Bill began his career in the U.S. Navy, serving aboard the USS Tunny as an Electricians Mate First Class. Bill earned a B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Toledo. He is licensed as a Secondary Steam Engineer and was previously licensed as a Senior Reactor Operator.

For more information, contact:
Larry Brodsky
President
Scientech, LLC
(252) 634-2724
lbrodsky@curtisswright.com

Ed Hollis
Vice President, Strategic Business Development
Scientech, LLC
(301) 371-7485
ehollis@curtisswright.com www.scientech.com

www.scientech.com





Scientech Awarded Major CRD Contract at Cofrentes Nuclear Plant
IDAHO FALLS, ID - February 2, 2007

Scientech recently received a multi-million dollar award from Uddcomb Engineering for Control Rod Drive (CRD) services at the Cofrentes Nuclear Plant in Spain. Uddcomb, a Swedish subsidiary of Areva, is under contract for the replacement of the under vessel CRD piping in the Cofrentes plant. Scientech's scope includes the removal and installation of 145 CRDs and the rebuilding of 50 CRDs. In addition, Scientech will replace 290 RPIS Cables and eight RPIS Pull Boxes. Scientech's services also include the lease of CRD exchange and rebuild tooling.

The contract, which is the largest ever received by Scientech's Engineered Products Group, will be managed by Mark Wachowski and Brian Dassatti. The work will be performed during the Spring 2007 outage.

Scientech, LLC is a worldwide provider of electric generation services and products, safety and risk analysis, information technology, and strategic consulting. Scientech provides utility and industrial clients with the hardware, technology, risk and reliability, information and process solutions to reduce costs and improve efficiency, safety, performance and operation's knowledge.

For more information, contact:
Al Uziel
Division Manager, Engineered Products
Scientech, LLC
(860) 210-3090
auziel@curtisswright.com

Ed Hollis
Vice President, Strategic Business Development
Scientech, LLC
(301) 371-7485
ehollis@curtisswright.com
www.scientech.com





Scientech and Performance Consulting Services Announce Teaming Agreement
Teaming to offer the best-in-class on-line performance monitoring system
IDAHO FALLS, ID - November 17, 2006

Scientech, LLC and Performance Consulting Services, Inc. (PCS) have established a teaming agreement to provide the electric power industry with best-in-class on-line performance monitoring system software and associated services. PCS' offering of power plant performance improvement and training services, which have been recognized as among the best in the electric power industry, will add capabilities to the implementation and application of Scientech's world-class PMAX on-line performance monitoring system software. The combination of the companies' backgrounds form a powerful solution to more effectively address current industry needs for plant performance optimization.

As part of the agreement, PCS has become a Value Added Reseller (VAR) of Scientech's R*TIME and PMAX products. The VAR appointment includes an exclusive agreement for PCS to sell PMAX to the fossil power industry in North and South America.

Scientech, LLC is a worldwide provider of electric generation services and products, safety and risk analysis, information technology, and strategic consulting. Scientech provides utility and industrial clients with the hardware, technology, risk and reliability, information and process solutions to reduce costs and improve efficiency, safety, performance and operation's knowledge.

Performance Consulting Services is a team of highly skilled engineering consultants with extensive experience in the areas of power plant performance, equipment condition monitoring, operations, maintenance and training. PCS specializes in electric power industry solutions that are directed toward increasing plant performance and availability, optimizing manpower usage, and reducing overall operating costs.

For more information, contact:
Greg Alder
Business Development Manager
Scientech, LLC
(208) 524-9350
galder@curtisswright.com
www.scientech.com

Pete Ruestman
Vice President, Sales
Performance Consulting Services, Inc.
(970) 240-4381
pruestman@pcs-mail.com
www.pcs-home.com





Scientech and Insert Key Solutions Announce Teaming Agreement
Providing the utility industry with a comprehensive equipment reliability solution
IDAHO FALLS, ID - July 10, 2006

Scientech, LLC and Insert Key Solutions, Inc. (IKS) have established a teaming agreement to provide the utility industry with a comprehensive equipment reliability solution suite of products and services. IKS' suite of equipment reliability applications, which have been recognized as among the best in the nuclear industry, will add additional capabilities to Scientech's set of equipment condition monitoring products. The combination of the companies' industry leading applications form a suite of solution tools to more effectively address nuclear and fossil utilities' advanced condition monitoring and equipment reliability efforts. "Together, with our complementary set of applications, our two companies can better meet the needs of clients who are struggling to implement an equipment reliability effort and address the AP-913 Guideline," says Larry Brodsky, President and CEO of Scientech.

Scientech and IKS will integrate their applications so that pertinent data and analytical information will be easily accessible at all levels, from the fleet manager to the cognizant plant and system engineer, and also provide more insight and knowledge regarding the equipment's overall condition. By integrating all the available equipment information, engineers will be able to understand better their equipment's overall condition, perform their reviews, and conduct efficient decision assessments in a more effective and timely manner. "In addition to providing a powerful technical solution, both companies are customer focused. In working together, we will not only address the individual customer needs required for successful equipment reliability implementation but also help in ensuring their program objectives are met" said Evan Niemkiewicz, President of IKS.

Scientech's ER Solution Suite, which includes the Insert Key applications, will include thermal and condition monitoring, predictive analysis, plant condition status, fleet reporting, reliability information processing, safety risk assessment capabilities, and program support. The partnership is also expected to address developments of additional equipment reliability tools to further enhance the Scientech and IKS offerings.

Scientech, LLC is a worldwide provider of electric generation services and products, safety and risk analysis, information technology, and strategic consulting. Scientech provides utility and industrial clients with the hardware, technology, risk and reliability, information and process solutions to reduce costs and improve efficiency, safety, performance and operation's knowledge. Founded in 1983 as a consulting engineering and technical services company serving government and utility customers, Scientech has grown to employ over 350 personnel, with annual sales of $44 million in 2005. This growth has come from expansion of internal capabilities, acquisition of other companies and emphasis on specialized services and products. Key acquisitions in the 1990s included NUS Energy in 1996 and NES, Inc. and EGS in 1999.

Insert Key Solutions is a software company which specializes in delivering Equipment Reliability solutions to the power industry. IKS combines software technology and business process knowledge to deliver powerful, user friendly software tools that are web-based and easy to deploy. IKS has extensive system and data integration experience, gained from implementing its own software tools and by solving customer specific needs for integration. IKS has helped Maintenance, Engineering, Finance and Accounting, Human Resource, and other departments operate more efficiently by electronically exchanging the right data at the right time.

For more information, contact:
Dan Rees
Vice President
Scientech, LLC
206-248-1818
drees@curtisswright.com

Evan Niemkiewicz
President Insert Key Solutions, Inc.
610-459-4400
evan@insertkey.com




Scientech Receives ASME Certificate of Authorization
Scientech's commitment to effective QA is acknowledged
IDAHO FALLS, ID - May 2, 2006

On May 1st, the Huntsville office of Scientech, LLC received official notice of issuance of an ASME Certificate of Authorization for "Class 1, 2, 3, CS, MC and CC (metallic parts only) fabrication (without welding) with design responsibility (appurtenances only) and without design responsibility, and as a material organization manufacturing and supplying ferrous and nonferrous material" at the Huntsville, Alabama office. The Certificate of Authorization (No. N-3193) is effective through April 21, 2009.

During the review of the survey report, the Subcommittee on Nuclear Accreditation noted that no findings were identified. The letter further stated that the Subcommittee on Nuclear Accreditation wished to acknowledge Scientech's commitment to effective implementation of the Quality Assurance program.

Scientech has offices throughout the US and has been providing steam generator and reactor services, electrical and I&C products along with risk and reliability, system integration, chemistry, plant performance monitoring and information services to the nuclear industry for over 40 years.

For more information, contact:
Wiley Finley
General Manager
Scientech, LLC
256-722-8500
wfinley@curtisswright.com

Ed Hollis
Vice President, Strategic Business Development
Scientech, LLC
301-371-7485
ehollis@curtisswright.com

Scientech Completes Procedure Upgrade Project at Callaway
30,000 man-hours complete 728 Operations Department Procedures
IDAHO FALLS, ID - April 12, 2006

In late 2004, Scientech submitted the successful bid to upgrade 728 Operations Department Procedures and incorporate all outstanding procedure action requests. The work commenced on January 3, 2005 and was scheduled to be completed on March 31, 2006. The project consisted of five major milestone dates:

• April 1, 2005 for procedures required for training support
• July 1, 2005 for procedures necessary to support Refueling Outage 13
• November 1, 2005 for procedures required to support modifications installed during RF-13
• December 1, 2005 for procedures required to support Callaway’s revised IST program
• March 31 for the overall completion of the project.
  
  

After 15 months of intensive efforts, at 2:50 p.m. on March 30, 2006 the Scientech-Callaway procedure upgrade team approved the last procedure...over a day ahead of schedule. During this period the team worked over 30,000 man-hours and accomplished the following major project tasks:

• Performed 1,094 procedure actions
• Issued 1,028 procedures, appendices, and attachments
• Upgraded 19,360 pages of procedures
• Closed over 2,600 CARS (Callaway Action Request System)
• Created over 1,200 checklists to support the upgraded procedures
  
  

AmerenUE CNO, Chuck Naslund is very pleased with the results of the Scientech led effort as were Pat McKenna (Callaway Superintendent Shift Support) and Bruce Brederman (Callaway Procedures Superintendent). INPO has started referring other sites to Callaway as a site with a good procedure program and good procedures. This is due in large part to the efforts of the Scientech upgrade team and Callaway support staff.

This momentous accomplishment demonstrates the power of successful “win-win” strategies where the vendor and client foster a team environment. A real team effort was required throughout the project to meet the milestones and especially during the last weeks as both Scientech and Callaway worked together and did whatever was required to finish “On schedule.”

For more information, contact:

Jack Hardy
Scientech
803-641-7036
jwhardy@curtisswright.com

NUS Instruments Wins Contract to Replace Obsolete Foxboro Modules
Contract awarded for 151 re-engineered alarm modules
IDAHO FALLS, ID - March 14, 2006

NUS Instruments, a subsidiary of Scientech, LLC, was recently awarded a contract to provide 151 re-engineered alarm modules to replace the existing obsolete Foxboro 63U alarm modules at a Midwest power station.

The award constitutes the first phase of a project that will replace all of the station's obsolete, safety-related, Foxboro modules with NUS Instruments re-engineered replacements. The entire project is estimated to take six years and cover 540 modules of various types.

Scientech has offices throughout the US and has been providing steam generator and reactor services, electrical and I&C products along with risk and reliability, system integration, chemistry, plant performance monitoring and information services to the nuclear industry for over 40 years.

For more information, contact:
Bob Queenan
Director of Engineering
NUS Instruments
208-524-9311
rqueenan@curtisswright.com

Ed Hollis
Vice President,
Strategic Business Development
Scientech, LLC
301-371-7485
ehollis@curtisswright.com

Plant Performance Wins PMAX Contract in Vietnam
IDAHO FALLS, ID - March 8, 2006

Scientech's Plant Performance Division recently signed a contract with Electricite de France (EdF) to supply PMAX to the Phu My Power Plant in Vietnam. Phu My Power Plant is a 2-2-1 combined cycle plant with a rating of 715 MW. The plant is located in the Phu My Power Generation complex in the town of Phu My.

For more information, contact
Ed Hollis
Vice President,
Strategic Business Development
Scientech, LLC
301-371-7485
ehollis@curtisswright.com

Clarification Regarding Sale of Decommissioning and Environmental Division
Statement of clarification
IDAHO FALLS, ID - February 8, 2006

This announcement is being issued to clarify recent statements issued by EnergySolutions regarding the prior Scientech Decommissioning and Environmental Services business segment which was sold in October, 2005 to Envirocare of Utah, LLC.

Last week, EnergySolutions, a newly formed company combining BNG America, Envirocare of Utah, LLC and Scientech's former Decommissioning and Environmental Services Division, issued a press release referencing this business segment as Scientech D&D, LLC (formerly NES). This has led some of our customers to become concerned over existing contracts that are either in place with Scientech, LLC or with Scientech, LLC's Engineered Products Division, which comprises the majority of the business that was previously operated as NES.

We would like to clarify that the announcement made by EnergySolutions only applies to the Decommissioning and Environmental Services Division formerly owned by Scientech, and does not apply to the rest of Scientech, LLC, including the former NES Engineered Products business located in New Milford, CT.

We have and will continue to provide reactor and steam generator services and engineered products from our existing facility in New Milford, CT and all existing contracts with Scientech, LLC will not be affected. The D&D group represented only a small part of Scientech's total products and services and all other Scientech segments (including the former NES Engineered Products group) were unaffected by this sale and have no relationship to the formation of EnergySolutions.

For more information, contact
Ed Hollis
Vice President,
Strategic Business Development
Scientech, LLC
301-371-7485
ehollis@curtisswright.com

Wolf Creek Chooses Scientech for Replacement of Nuclear Plant Information System
Contract awarded for replacing Nuclear Plant Information System (NPIS)
IDAHO FALLS, ID - October 26, 2005

Scientech, LLC was recently awarded a contract for replacing the Nuclear Plant Information System (NPIS) as well as Data Acquisition System equipment at the Wolf Creek Generating Station which is operated by Wolf Creek Nuclear Operating Corporation (WCNOC). The new NPIS will be a state-of-the-art information backbone, providing the station with the reliability and flexibility it needs for integration of new or upgraded digital systems with subsequent operational requirements.

The contract, competitively bid by WCNOC, calls for simulator installation in February 2007 and full NPIS installation in April 2007.

Scientech has offices throughout the US and has been providing steam generator, reactor servicing, electrical and I&C products along with risk and reliability, engineering, system integration, plant performance monitoring and information services for over 20 years.

Wolf Creek Generating Station, a Westinghouse four-loop PWR, is located in Coffey County, Kansas, about four miles northeast of Burlington. The plant is owned by Westar Energy Inc. (47%); Kansas City Power & Light Company (47%); and Kansas Electric Power Cooperative (6%).

For more information, contact:
Roger Kuhl
General Manager
Scientech, LLC
208-524-9255
rkuhl@curtisswright.com

Ed Hollis
Vice President, Strategic Business Development
Scientech, LLC
301-371-7485
ehollis@curtisswright.com

Scientech Issues 23rd Edition of CommerCial Nuclear Power Plants
Scientech issues 23rd edition of Commercial Nuclear Power Plants
IDAHO FALLS, ID - September 5, 2005

Scientech, LLC recently issued the 23rd edition of its publication, Commercial Nuclear Power Plants. The 56-page directory contains reference information about all operational commercial nuclear power plants in the U.S., as well as a summary of license renewal applications and license expiration dates. The directory also features a map showing NRC regions and the location of each U.S. plant profiled and a list of international plants. The reference section contains data on each U.S. plant's owner and operator, telephone number, web address, location, reactor type, NSSS supplier, turbine manufacturer, power uprate data, cask storage information, and license renewal data.

Copies of the directory are available free of charge. Order by sending an email with your complete address to nucdirectory@curtisswright.com or by calling 301-668-1033. The directory is also available on the web at www.scientech.com.

Scientech has offices throughout the US and has been providing steam generator, reactor servicing, electrical and I&C products along with risk and reliability, engineering, system integration, plant performance monitoring and information services for over 40 years.

For more information, contact:
Ed Hollis
Vice President, Strategic Business Development
Scientech, LLC
301-371-7485
ehollis@curtisswright.com

New Long Term Contract with PPL
Providing software maintenance to the Susquehanna Steam Electric Station
IDAHO FALLS, ID - March 14, 2005

PPL awards Scientech a $6.4 Million dollar contract to provide software maintenance for the Nuclear Information Management System (NIMS) at the Susquehanna Steam Electric Station. The term of this new agreement is five years, during which, Scientech will provide PPL with the technical support, bug fixes and enhancements needed to keep NIMS aligned with the business needs of Susquehanna.

Contract negotiations between PPL and Scientech began in the fall of 2004. PPL desired to replace the then existing staff augmentation contract with a long-term, strategic relationship that would improve quality, reduce costs, and foster a stable workforce. A team of negotiators representing Nuclear, Contracts, Procurements and IT worked with Scientech for five months to produce this 'win-win' contract.

Under the terms of the agreement, Scientech will open its own office in the immediate proximity of Susquehanna, provide the required IT infrastructure, and manage its own workforce. In addition, PPL has transferred ownership of InfoWorks to Scientech, allowing Scientech to invest in the improvements needed to achieve commercial acceptance of InfoWorks modules like the Security Screening Information System.

For more information, contact:
Ed Hollis
at (301)371-7485 or
Don Murphy
at (301)668-1033

Plant Performance Wins Another Contract With EdF
IDAHO FALLS, ID - February 9, 2005

Scientech's Plant Performance Division today signed a contract with Electricite de France to supply PMAX to the Laibin Power Project in Guangxi Autonomous Region, People's Republic of China. Laibin Power Project is a two-unit coal-fired power production facility with combined gross generation of 720 MWe.

For more information, contact:
Ed Hollis
at (301)371-7485 or
Don Murphy
at (301)668-1033

Scientech Signs Teaming Agreement with Proto-Power
ROSELAND, NJ – January 24, 2005

Scientech and Proto-Power Corporation, a Utility Engineering subsidiary, have recently executed a teaming agreement. We believe this relationship with a strong engineering firm will strengthen our ability to pursue business related to distributed controls, plant process computer replacements, engineering software analysis, system integration,instrument replacement and other obsolescence related areas.

Proto-Power is based in Groton Connecticut with a strategic office located in Naperville, Illinois. They are a well respected engineering firm with about 130 employees and have a number of General Services Agreements. Proto-Power is also well known for its system modeling software including Proto-Flo, Proto-HVAC, Proto-HX and Proto-Sprinkler.

For more information, contact:
Ed Hollis
at (301)371-7485 or
Don Murphy
at (301)668-1033.

Ray Fortney Appointed to Scientech Board
30 years of executive leadership and business development
ROSELAND, NJ - May 8, 2007

Ray Fortney was recently appointed to the Scientech Board of Directors. He is an experienced senior executive with over 30 successful years in general management, business development and executive leadership. He has worked for Fortune 100 global companies and small venture backed startups. He was most recently a partner at Spencer Stuart, a major international executive search firm.

Prior to joining Spencer Stuart, Ray held several executive positions including President and CEO of VECTRA Technologies, Inc., a publicly traded international engineering services and technology company serving the nuclear power industry. He was previously Executive Vice President of CellNet Data Systems, a provider of wireless control technology for electrical utility distribution systems. Prior to this he was the President and CEO of Impell Corporation and a Group President at Combustion Engineering, Inc. His professional background includes executive management experience in technology, consulting, engineering, construction and manufacturing. He has served on public, private, international and non-profit Boards of Directors. His background includes extensive international experience in Canada, England, France, Taiwan, Japan and South Korea.

Ray began his career as an officer in the US Navy Nuclear Submarine program.

Ray earned a B.S. in Engineering (with distinction) from the US Naval Academy and a M.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University. He also attended the Stanford Executive Program at the Stanford University Business School.

For more information, contact:
Ed Hollis
at (301)371-7485 or
Don Murphy
at (301)668-1033