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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Irocketdyne propulsion & power Rocketdyne Propulsion 8: Power, The Boeing Company 6633 Canoga Avenue Canoga Park, Calif. 91309 boelng.com/space/rdyne industry aerospace contact Sue Silfies Telecom Supervisor 818.586.1010 susan .d. silfies@boeing.com Rocketdyne Propulsion 8: Power, a unit of The Boeing Company, has been a client since 2001. In 2001 Rocketdyne awarded Pacific Coast Cabling a maintenance services contract to provide communications infrastructure services and support to five secure facilities in California. Pacific Coast Cabling will maintain a variety of systems for the company, including Corning LANScape and Avaya SYSTIMAX (copper solutions: GigaSPEED and PowerSUM and fiber solutions: LazrSPEED and OptiSPEED). Pacific Coast Cabling provides dedicated tools, test equipment, full-time, on-site and emergency response personnel. Services include high-speed data and voice horizontal cabling, coaxial cabling, outside plant services and fiber optic cabling maintenance. Sue Silfies, telecom supervisor at Rocketdyne recently sent Pacific Coast Cabling this comment: "I wanted to take this time to tell you what good people we have had over all from Pacific Coast Cabling over the last year. You have responded to our every request In the most professionat and helpful way." As an Extended Product Warranty provider for Avaya, Pacific Coast Cabling is abte to honor and supply authorized maintenance services for Rocketdyne's 25-year SYSTIMAX warranty. About Rocketdyne Propulsion 8: Power Rocketdyne Propulsion 8: Power is a global leader in the design, development and manufacturing of rocket propulsion and space poWer systems. Since the founding of Rocketdyne in 1955, the company has evolved into a gtoballeaded in appUed power, from the world's most sophisticated aerospace propulsion systems to space-borne electrical power. Rocketdyne was estabUshed in Canoga Park, Calif. as a separate division of North American Aviation, Inc., which tater became a part of the Rockwell International Corporation. In December, 1996, Rocketdyne became part of The Boeing Company.