Fact Sheet

Headquarters:

106 E. Main St.
Richardson, Texas 75081
Phone: 800-848-8378
Fax: 972-497-9251

Web Site:

http://www.simmons-corp.com

Company Defined:

Simmons provides a variety of products and services to manage fuel inventories and to detect tank and line leaks. The company is a major outsourcing vendor of compliance monitoring services for owners of underground storage tanks.

Officers:

Myra Canterbury, President
Howard Dockery, Vice President of Development
Kevin Dockery, Executive Vice President

Employees:

20

Product Offering:

Simmons provides monthly tank and line leak detection monitoring services for tens of thousands of underground storage tanks in the United States and Canada.

Wilcois a UST compliance and fuel management service that costs much less than competitive products. Because the system uses wireless technology to transmit data from the level probes and sensors to the ATG panel, installation is quick and inexpensive. Simmons monitors tanks using Wilcoand provides compliance reports via the Internet by email, web pages, fax and pager.

Simmons SIRVEY software is used worldwide to compile compliance reports and comply with U.S. leak detection requirements.

Target Markets:

Owners and operators of facilities with underground storage tanks such as convenience stores and gasoline stations that do not have EPA-required leak detection systems or those looking for a lower cost alternative monitoring system.

Customers include Sunoco, Holiday Stores, Evans Oil Company, Rutter’s Farm Stores and Toot’n Totum

Distribution:

Simmons sells its products directly or through resellers and provides on-going monitoring services.

Of Special Interest:

Simmons’ Wilcoautomatic tank gauge uses Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) technology. Data is transmitted from the level probes and sensors to the ATG panel using battlefield-proven spread-spectrum radio technology, providing ultra-reliable wireless operation.

Company executives are among the most experienced in the UST leak-detection business and have created many of the software and statistical applications used in monitoring fuel tanks and lines. They have served in leadership positions in such industry groups as the National Association of Convenience Stores and the National Advisory Group.