Seacor Holdings Inc.

Disaster Response and Emergency Management Professional Services

Available to Support Haiti Earthquake

Recovery Strategic Missions

SEACOR HOLDINGS COMPANIES INCLUDED IN THIS SUMMARY:

Era HELICOPTERS LLC

EraMED

NATIONAL RESPONSE CORPORATION

O’BRIEN’S RESPONSE MANAGEMENT INC.

SEABULK TANKERS

SEABULK TOWING

SEACOR MARINE

SCF MARINE

SEACOR COMMODITY TRADING

SEACOR ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES INC.

SEACOR ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCTS LLC

6620 CYPRESSWOOD DRIVE, SUITE 200

SPRING, TEXAS, USA

PHONE: 1 (281) 320-9796

FAX: 1 (281) 320-9700

Primary Contact: Eric Politte, PE Cell: (713) 398-7526

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 SEACOR HOLDINGS CORPORATE OVERVIEW ..................................................3

2.0 ERA HELICOPTERS LLC

3.0 SEACOR MARINE.

4.0 SEACOR ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES...............................................................5

5.0 NATIONAL RESPONSE CORPORATION.

6.0 O’BRIEN’S RESPONSE MANAGEMENT INC.........................................................5

7.0 FUNDING MECHANISMS .......................................................................................5

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SEACOR HOLDINGS INC. Corporate Overview SEACOR Holdings Inc. (NYSE: CKH) is a diversified, multi-national company with service lines that include a wide range of marine and aviation assets and services as well an array of environmental services. SEACOR owns and operates marine and aviation assets primarily servicing the oil and gas industry worldwide. SEACOR operates bulk commodity barges along the U.S. inland waterways and provides environmental response solutions to governments and industry. SEACOR operations span the globe with offices and joint ventures in the United States, Latin America, Europe, West Africa, the Middle East and Central and Southeast Asia. With its diversified family of companies worldwide, SEACOR has the global strength and flexibility of resources to provide customers with the highest level of local service. SEACOR's core businesses are organized into seven operating subsidiary companies:

• Era Helicopters LLC - Aviation services • SCF Marine, Gateway Terminals, Waxler Transportation - Inland river services • Seabulk Tankers, Inc. - Marine transportation services • Seabulk Towing, Inc. - Harbor & offshore towing services • SEACOR Commodity Trading LLC - Commodity Trading • SEACOR Environmental Services - Environmental services • SEACOR Marine - Offshore marine services

A diagram of the SEACOR organization is provided below.

Service Lines The SEACOR companies have the following services available that could be mobilized in support of Haiti’s earthquake recovery efforts: Air Transportation and Support Services: We have the ability to provide aviation resources to search and rescue, medical evacuation, group or individual personnel transit services. Communication Services: We have the ability to provide overall communication infrastructure support including portable mesh networks that support local interoperable communications. Marine Transportation and Support Services: Our vessel operations provide a wide variety of available resources from work boats and crew vessels to barges and tankers which can be maneuvered to support emergency response and recovery efforts. Incident Management Team Support: Perhaps most critical to the emergency response and recovery operations, we provide the most recognized Incident Management Team in the world. We can provide critical support from field based operations up to expertise at the highest levels of Command. Disaster Management: In support of our Incident Management Team is our capability of providing critical Disaster Management – providing logistical support for ANY

emergency response and recovery logistical support need (provision of every critical logistical support service during the response/recovery phases). Spill Management: Our Incident Management Teams are highly experienced in oil and chemical spill response with significant world wide experience. Our support includes expertise at every level of spill response (command, operations, planning, logistics, finance, safety, media, legal and any and all other facets of response). Environmental Response Services: Through our world wide spill response organizations we provide a wide variety of physical spill response equipment and services (vessels, skimmers, boom and response personnel) for responses to oil and hazardous material emergencies and post spill remedial support. Public Assistance and Debris Management: We have the ability to provide the expertise and management for initial damage assessments, development of project scope and specifications and monitoring/removal of debris which will greatly facilitate the recovery effort. Media and Public Relations: We have the ability to provide public relations professionals to support the effective communications to stakeholders. These professionals are supported by sophisticated software that provides document collaboration, mass e-mailing, text messaging, website development and hosting, and many other communications features. Ancillary Response and Recovery Assets: We have the capability to provide the most immediate needs including fuel, power, lighting, security, temporary housing, demolition, disposal and waste management. The following pages include additional information on services and assets provided by specific SEACOR companies that can be deployed in support of the Haiti Earthquake recovery effort and strategic missions.

Offshore Marine Services

SEACOR Marine

Inland River Services SCF-Waxler Marine

SEACOR Holdings Inc.

SEACOR Environmental

Services

Aviation Services ERA Helicopters

Tanker Services Seabulk Tankers

Tug Services Seabulk Towing

National Response Corp. (NRC)

SEACOR Environmental Services International

O’Brien’s Response Management

NRC Environmental Services

SES-HAZTEC Brazil

VRC Venezuela

TBD Argentina

SES Middle East

SES Thailand

SES United Kingdom

SESMEKE Turkey

SES-BORKIT Kazakhstan

Azerbaijan & Georgia Branch PIER Systems

SES-TT Trinidad & Tobago

Seacor Env. Products

ERA HELICOPTERS LLC Era Group, Inc is the aviation business unit of SEACOR Holdings, Inc.

Era Helicopters LLC, a 61 year old FAA Part 135 operator based in Lake Charles, LA, provides “turn-key” helicopter operational support for;

• Offshore oil and gas industry support • Construction / heavy-lift • Seismic • Pipeline / Power line patrol • Emergency response / disaster support • Wild land firefighting • VIP passenger missions • Law Enforcement for hire

With its wide range of technologically advanced helicopter fleet consisting of approximately 180 aircraft. Era and its subsidiaries can provide personnel and cargo transport services in areas ranging from the shallow and deepwater oil and gas fields in the Gulf of Mexico and Alaska to the jungles of Central and South America and deserts of the Middle East region as well as aircraft leasing services to third parties worldwide and a variety of aviation-related services through its FBO operation in Anchorage, AK. In addition, through an exclusive strategic teaming agreement with Priority 1 Air Rescue (P1AR), Era can provide advanced Helicopter Search and Rescue Special Operations along with secure aviation support for high-value targets in austere environments world wide through our teaming arrangement with Triple Canopy, a world class provider of security services.

Operating in the United States, EraMED is an innovative air medical service company, providing medical institutions with around-the-clock flight services that include pilots, maintenance, communications support and a diverse fleet of sophisticated twin-engine turbine helicopters.

The Era Training Center (ETC) provides training for corporate aircraft operators, air medical flight services, airborne law-enforcement personnel and other rotorcraft professionals. Located near Era Helicopters' headquarters at the Lake Charles Regional Airport the facility currently features Frasca built Eurocopter EC-135 and AS350B2 FSTDs and soon an Agusta Westland AW139 device will be added to the cutting-edge

classrooms, custom briefing areas and administrative offices. In addition to these training services ETC has also teamed with Priority 1 Air Rescue (P1AR) to provide mountain/maritime/inland helicopter hoist rescue SAR training. These services include;

• SAR/Medevac program implementation services • Rescue hoist and hoist installation engineering and certification • Consultation for appropriate special operations/SAR equipment • Helicopter under-water egress (HUETS) and aviation survival training • Aerial fire-fighting using belly tanks or bambi-buckets • Tactical aerial law enforcement and gunnery training • CSAR fast-rope, rappelling/abseiling training • US Coast Guard and US Navy standards rescue swimmer program • Continuing education and quality assurance monitoring (online virtual classroom) • FAA/Transport Canada/CASA/EASA certification

Haiti Earthquake Disaster Response Capability Era Helicopters currently has the following helicopters available to support the Haiti mission: From Era in Lake Charles: QTY MODEL DESCRIPTION 1 AS350 Single engine, offshore equipped 3 A119s Single engine, offshore equipped 1 BO105 Twin engine, offshore equipped 1 AW139 Twin engine, offshore / SAR equipped (hoist) 1 SK61 Twin engine, offshore equipped 1 SK76 Twin engine, offshore equipped From EraMed Division:

QTY MODEL DESCRIPTION 1 BK117 Twin engine, EMS equipped 1 BK117 Twin engine, EMS equipped (in maintenance, available approx.

48 hrs after requested to respond) 1 SK76 Twin engine, EMS equipped (in maintenance, available approx.

96 hrs after requested to respond) The flight time from Lake Charles to PAP is approximately 11.5 hours with 2 hours ground time each (customs) expected at Turks and Caicos and Exuma. Note: Triple Canopy, one of our security teaming partners, is prepared to support the mission with the Era / SEACOR organization. Triple Canopy is an approved Dept of State security contractor holding a world-wide Personnel Protection Services contract.

SEACOR MARINE

Haiti Earthquake Disaster Response Capability

SEACOR Marine currently has the following vessels available to support the Haiti mission:

NAME SIZE DESCRIPTION Seabulk St. Charles 152’ CB Seacor Quest 159’ Mini Supply Vessel (MSV) Seabulk Carmen 190’ Offshore Service Vessel (OSV) Seacor Vantage 240’ Anchor Handling Towing Supply

Vessel (AHTS) Be advised, these vessels are certificated for oilfield service and will require a waiver from USCG to conduct this type of work. The following vessels of our offshore services fleet located in the US GOM and in South America can be made available as follows:

NAME DESCRIPTION NOTES PSV Seacor Pride 66 mts LOA / 1913 mt

dead weight

located US Gulf of Mexico ETA Haiti 4 to 5 days after contract confirmation

AHTS Seacor Lee 80.2 mts LOA / 2784 mt dead weight

Located in Rio de Janeiro ETA Haiti 14- 16 days after contract confirmation

AHTS John Coghill 80.2 mts LOA / 2784 mt dead weight

Located in Rio de Janeiro ETA Haiti 14-16 days after contract confirmation

The above vessels are able to transport fuel and water in dedicated tanks plus palletized deck cargo within shallow draft ports (15 to 18 ft draft) , however they are NOT self-discharge. Please advise if these vessels comply with minimum requirements. We can also make available an accommodation and general cargo vessel:

NAME DESCRIPTION NOTES

C/V Heimdal 6,200 tons dead weight / 121 berths

located in the Far East with a positioning time required of about 60 days

Additionally the follow barges and tug are available:

NAME DESCRIPTION NOTES Resolve Pioneer Tug

Currently en route from Port Everglades, FL to Mobile, AL. If required, may return to Port Everglades to offload equipment

RMG 300 Barge Currently en route from Port Everglades, FL to Mobile, AL. If required, may return to Port Everglades to offload equipment

RMG 400 Barge Located in Sabine Pass, TX

General specifications of the vessels proposed can be found on the following pages.

SEACOR ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES INC. (SES) SEACOR Environmental Services Inc. (SES), through its affiliated companies National Response Corporation (NRC), O’Brien’s Response Management Inc. (O’Brien’sRM) and SEACOR Environmental Services International (SESI), is a global leader in the provision of diversified environmental, industrial and emergency response solutions. SES combines local services and knowledge, with the global strengths of a major international company to deliver quality services to our clients wherever the need may be. SES, NRC, O’Brien’sRM and SESI have been an ever-increasing provider of response services to a broad spectrum of clients and incident types for the last 20 years, during which time they have responded to many thousands of emergencies in diverse geographical locations. As it specifically relates to Haiti, SESI responded under contract to USAID in Lebanon. NRC and O’Brien’s have responded numerous times under the Basic Ordering Agreements with the U.S. Coast Guard, including Hurricane Katrina. In a discipline that requires the greatest attention to detail, the use of sophisticated equipment and the highest level of training and expertise, SES, NRC and O’Brien’sRM have proven time and again their ability to respond promptly and effectively to all levels of emergencies. All responses and remediation projects are handled under the strictest safety procedures and in close cooperation with our clients and local authorities.

NATIONAL RESPONSE CORPORATION (NRC)

National Response Corporation provides high quality oil spill removal and emergency response services. Our high quality service includes promoting environmental improvement while minimizing risks to persons, equipment, and property. NRC’s unique and cost conscious approach to spill response is supported by in-house expertise, a vast amount of specialized response resources and a highly skilled Independent Contractor Network (ICN). Presently, the ICN is comprised of 168 emergency response & spill clean-up companies with over 175 locations throughout our Area of Service. These contractors have been selected by NRC after a review of their resources, capabilities and experience. NRC places our own equipment, including shallow water portable barges, boom, high capacity skimming systems, inland work boats, vacuum transfer units and mobile communication centers, at the ICN locations. NRC resources also include a Marine Resource Network which consists of seventeen dedicated oil spill response vessels, which are strategically positioned throughout our Area of Service to meet the planning requirements of OPA ‘90. Through our parent company, SEACOR Holdings Inc., NRC has access to a vessel fleet of more than 328 offshore vessels and supply boats worldwide. The Marine Resource Network also provides NRC with pre-contracted access to hundreds of tugs and oil barges from our tug and barge clients.

Haiti Earthquake Disaster Response Capability NRC currently has the following equipment available to support the Haiti mission:

NRC Perseverance NRC Sentry NRC Mobile Communications Centers

The vessels are currently in St. Croix and would require 2.5 days transit to reach Haiti. An additional equipment list as well as details and specifications for the assets listed above can be found on the following pages.

O’BRIEN’S RESPONSE MANAGEMENT INC. (O’Brien’sRM)

As the largest and most reputable all risk (e.g. industrial emergencies, natural disaster, civil disturbances, terrorism/security threats and other emergency) response management organization, O’Brien’sRM leads a group of functional experts that, we believe, make up the finest incident management team available in the world. We are capable of responding at almost any level, from supporting a local response team with advice and assistance via consulting services, to taking over command of an incident and managing all aspects of the emergency. O’Brien’sRM response team members routinely respond to actual emergencies utilizing the National Incident Management System (NIMS) Incident Command System (ICS) and bring an unmatched level of hands-on experience. O’Brien’sRM team comes equipped with all of the tools to do the job, including communications (satellite phone, web based VOIP “Go Kits). O’Brien’sRM utilizes CommandPro® software, which is NIMS compliant automated ICS software. This software can be used to develop Incident Action Plans and track the personnel and resources assigned to multiple incidents simultaneously. Through the O’Brien’sRM subsidiary, PIER Systems, Inc. we provide media and public relations crisis communications services. Public Information Emergency Response (PIER) web based software provides the support needed to effectively communicate with all stakeholders. This system is currently used by the U.S. Coast Guard and American Red Cross, among many other federal, state and local agencies.

Haiti Earthquake Disaster Response Capability

Suite of Services

Strategic Mission: Provide emergency response/disaster relief services to clients affected disaster scenarios and to provide solutions to logistical challenges in order to restore client operations and business viability. Phase I: Liaison Management Team: 3 Man Team

• Project Coordinator • Operations/Logistic Specialist • Finance/Administrative Support

Mission: Determine initial disaster recovery support specific to client needs. Develop transportation, communication and infrastructure ground support needs. Determine client needs and specific operational requirements to safeguard and secure property. Establish liaison efforts with effected governmental agencies and industry representatives. Develop Finance Support Procedures

Phase II: Initial Shore-base Incident Management Team: 6 Man Team

• Incident Commander/Project Leader • Health, Safety and Security Officer • Infrastructure Liaison Officer • Operations Section Chief • Logistics Section Chief • Planning Section Chief

Mission: Conduct in-country damage assessment of affected client assets and determine the following:

• Develop Safety Plan to protect public and company personnel; • Develop Security Plan to Safeguard Clients Assets; • Develop Public Affairs Plan • Coordinate Industry/Governmental Liaison Plan • Determine Long Term Logistic Support Needs • Determine Manpower requirements to restore client in-country viability; • Identify assets needs to support an on-going operation as determined

by Phase I Damage Assessment process; • Develop Communications Infrastructure Plan;

Phase III: Long Term Project Management Team • Executive Staff Positions:

Incident Commander/Project Manger Health, Safety and Environmental Officer Security Officer Infrastructure Liaison Officer

• Functional Staff Positions: Operations Section Chief

• On Water/Marine Leader • On-shore/Facility Leader • Engineer Support Leader

o Civil Construction o Marine/Electrical

Planning Section Chief • Technical Specialists • Environmental Unit Leader • Situation/Resource Unit Leader

Logistics Section Chief • Service/Support Unit Leader • Central Supply Manager • Communication Specialist • Medical Officer • Transportation Leader • Shore-base/Staging Unit Leader

Finance/Administration Section Chief • Procurement specialists • Cost Control Documentation • Field Monitor

Other Support Personnel as needed

Mission: Implement Phase II Mission Requirements and Support Long Term Response/Operations as Determined by Client Needs.

Infrastructure Assets Available for Disaster Response: Communication Assets: Satellite Communication Capability Portable VHF/UHF Radio Communications Portable PC Network Transportation Support: Helicopters/Fixed Wing Assets Offshore Marine Assets (Work Boats/Crew Boats) Basic Logistic Support Assets:

• Service and Support Asset Capability: • Mobile Catering Units for Field Meals • Unlimited Food Supply Network • Bulk Ice and Potable Water Resources

• Portable Reffer Units • Portable Ice Makers • Tents (all sizes) w/tables, chairs • Personnel/Mess Tents • Sleeping bags, cots, mattresses, linen support • Tent Lighting Sets • Medical Equipped Units • Portable Fans/Heaters and Air Conditioners • Generator Units (all sizes) • Personal Cleaning Stations (eye/hand) • Portable Aid Stations • Outdoor Flooring (for tents) • Light Towers • Self Contained Command Trailers • RV Trailers (25’ to 37’) • Mobile Laundry and Shower Units • Personnel Living Quarters/Trailers • Fueling Services (tanks/trailers) • Personal Logistic Support

Basic Mobile Catering Units- 750 Meals Per Day 6 Units

• Complete Field Kitchen Setup • Catering Mangers • Cooks, Bakers and Galley Support Personnel • Food Supply Cache

Portable Laundry Units 4 Units

• 8 washers/dryers • Portable Water Supply • Laundry Soap/Bleach • Laundry Bags • Operator Personnel

Medical Facility Units 3 Units

• 60’x40’ Tent w/Side Walls • Portable HVAC Units w/Generator Systems • Portable Water and Lighting Systems • Flooring and Sanitary Units • Beds & Support Linens • Admin Support Equipment • Fire and Smoke Detection Equipment • Medical O2 System • Medical Supply Connex • Medical Staff as Needed

Portable Handwash/Toilet Stations 50 Units 10 man units

Portable Sleep Tents Units 4 Units • 500 men multi units • 50 sq/ft per person • Lighting/HVAC • Fire/Smoke Detector Systems • Cots/Linen Supplies • Sleep Tent Managers

Base Camp Provisions: Office/Administrative Compound 4

• Portable Tents or Trailers • HVAC Generator Systems • Security Fence and Lighting • Security Guard Service (Armed/Un-Armed) • Video Surveillance System

250 Man Support Camp 7

• 36 Man Bunk Trailers • HVAC/Generators • Linen Sets • Trash Bins • Maintenance Support

500 Man Support Camp 14

• 36 Man Bunk Trailers • HVAC/Generators • Linen Sets • Trash Bins • Maintenance Support

7500 Man Support Camp 21

• 36 Man Bunk Trailers • HVAC/Generators • Linen Sets • Trash Bins • Maintenance Support

Additional details of infrastructure logistical assets support can be found on the following pages.