Kern EDC Investor Service Directory The

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2013 MARKET OVERVIEW and Investor Service Directory
A MESSAGE FROM
KERN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION
If you are searching for a location to start, relocate or expand a
business, you’re in the right place. While it was oil and agriculture
that laid the foundation for Kern County’s economy, a variety of other
industries are flourishing today as well. They’re contributing to the
welcoming and rewarding business climate which companies like
Caterpillar Inc., Paramount Citrus, and Terra-Gen Power are already
proud to call home.
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Business Overview
12 Quality of Life
24 Kern EDC 2012 Annual
Report
27 Kern EDC Investor
Service Directory
Business owners consistently choose Kern County thanks to its enthusiastic and affordable work
force, favorable tax climate, strategic central location, and stunningly-short permit process.
Residents continue to enjoy the area for a variety of reasons including its proximity to California’s
most prized natural wonders (the Sequoias, the Sierra Nevada mountains, and the central/
southern coastlines), and easy access to metropolitan centers like Los Angeles and San Francisco.
All seem to appreciate Kern County’s cost of living, high quality of life, and the fact that it is one
of the most affordable home markets in the state (with a median home price of $138,500).
Looking for more evidence of Kern’s draw? Here are just a few of the accolades and some media
coverage we received last year:
#1 large metro for annual economic
growth rate in the nation
IHS Global Insights 2012
#2 metro for job growth
in the nation
The Brookings Institution 2012
#3 most competitive major metro in
the nation
Economic Modeling Specialist Intl 2012
“Many signs Point to Bakersfield Boom”
The Los Angeles Times, September 2012
“Din of Hammers, Oil Wells Signal
Bakersfield Boom”
The New York Times, December 2012
“Construction Fuels a Boom in
Bakersfield”
The Wall Street Journal, December 2012
This Market Overview and Investor Service Directory’s purpose is twofold. First, it is designed to give
you a glimpse of Kern County’s business climate and quality of life, which are important to consider
while making your business development decisions. Second, it provides you the contact information
you need to reach out and create strong relationships with our business partners, all of whom recognize
that a strong economic development effort is integral to a county’s continued vitality.
The Kern Economic Development Corporation
(Kern EDC) is a public private partnership
formed in 1988 with the mission of
stimulating a diversified and strong economic
climate in Kern County. This is accomplished
through new business recruitment and
assistance with retention and expansion of
existing businesses.
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In 2007, Kern Economic Development
Foundation (KEDF) was created to support
Kern County businesses and communities in
reaching their full economic potential. KEDF is
a research and education-based organization
which, among other projects, supports career
mentoring initiatives in local high schools and
economic growth in small communities.
Business Overview
Kern County’s Industry Clusters
Our economic performance is driven by our “portfolio” of industry clusters. Clusters are groups of
related businesses who export products and services from the county, bringing in new dollars. Clusters
grow and change over time and competitive clusters generate high value jobs whose multipliers
(salaries and expenditures within the county) create other jobs. A healthy economy has a diverse
portfolio of competitive and newly emerging clusters. These are what our county “does for a living”
Kern County’s Economic Development Strategy outlines six industry clusters of focus. The Kern
County Board of Trade develops and markets the large Tourism and Entertainment cluster, while Kern
Economic Development Corporation recruits and works to retain businesses in the other five:
Aerospace and Defense
While over 1,400 people are engaged in the private sector of the aerospace industry, the total
employment picture reaches nearly 20,000 when contractors and public sector defense jobs
are included. Kern County’s strongest aspect of the cluster is in aircraft manufacturing, which
has seen much growth since 2000. The growth is promising considering the extremely high
wages earned by employees in the industry. The aerospace and defense cluster is focused in
East Kern, where both China Lake Naval Weapons Air Station and Edwards Air Force Base are
located.
Energy and Natural Resources
Kern County’s natural resources create a marketable energy industry. The county is abundant
with both traditional energy (petroleum) and renewables such as large and small solar projects,
and an expanding wind power market. Additionally Kern County is home to geothermal and
biomass facilities. The industry employs over 10,000 people.
Healthcare Services
This cluster provides over 24,000 jobs primarily in services, hospitals, and nursing care facilities
in Kern County. Physicians’ offices, mental health practitioners, medical and diagnostic labs,
and homes for the elderly are where Kern County shines. With the development of this cluster,
medical device and equipment manufacturing should become just as successful. Wages in this
industry are typically higher, adding to Kern County’s promise in this area.
Transportation, Logistics and Advanced
Manufacturing
This industry has been a boon to Kern County with over 49,000 people employed locally. The
available and skilled workers offer a strong labor force to employers, while the central location
allows access to thirty-six million people within four hours. The industry is strongly united with
oil and agriculture, which continue to be Kern’s strongest assets. As long as oil and agriculture
succeed, this cluster will follow.
Value Added Agriculture
Kern County plays a major role in providing the state’s and nation’s food supply. Numerous
exports (almonds, grapes, cotton, carrots, milk, pistachios, potatoes) rank at the top of
California and the U.S. and that prominence makes Kern a natural area for value-added
agriculture businesses to locate. Existing product can be processed and packaged locally,
adding value to that product. Over 50,000 employees comprise this industry.
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Market Access
Major Highways
North/South routes:
Interstate 5 (the major route from California to
Canada)
State Highway 99
East/West routes:
State Highway 58 (also connects with I-40, I-15,
and US 395)
State Highway 46
Airports
Meadows Field (BFL) Airport
Phone: (661) 391-1800
www.meadowsfield.com
Nonstop flights to Denver, Houston, Los Angeles,
Phoenix, and San Francisco and one-stop flights
to hundreds of domestic and international destinations on United Express and US Airways.
Open to the Public:
• Bakersfield Municipal Airport
• Delano Municipal Airport
• High Desert and California City Municipal Airport
• Inyokern Airport
• Kern Valley Airport, Kernville
• Lost Hills-Kern County Airport
• Mojave Air and Space Port
• Mountain Valley Airport, Tehachapi
• Shafter-Minter Field (MIT) Airport
• Taft-Kern County Airport
• Tehachapi Municipal Airport
• Wasco-Kern County Airport
Public Transportation
Rail Services
Kern Commuter Connection
Amtrak - Passenger/Cargo
Nationwide
www.amtrak.com
Burlington Northern/Santa Fe (BNSF) - Main line
Nearest Intermodal - Shafter, Los Angeles, Fresno
and Barstow
www.bnsf.com
Rail America - Short line and regional railroads
U.S. and Canada
www.railamerica.com
Union Pacific - Main line
Nearest Intermodal - Los Angeles, Fresno
and Modesto
www.up.com
Airport Bus of Bakersfield
Service from BFL to LAX
(661) 327-2157
Golden Empire Transit District (GET)
Daily bus service throughout
Bakersfield
www.getbus.org
Greyhound Bus Lines
Daily departures across the U.S
www.greyhound.com
Free carpool-matching services and
commute alternatives
www.commutekern.org
Kern Regional Transit (KRT)
Bus service in outlying areas of
Kern County
www.roads.kerndsa.com/bus-services
Deep Water Ports
Port of Los Angeles
Extensions through Paramount
Logistics Park (Shafter) and Tejon
Ranch Commerce Center (Lebec)
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Incentives
Location Enterprise Zones – Cities of Arvin, Delano and Taft
• Earn $37,440 or more in state tax credits for each qualified employee hired.
• Carry-forward up to 100% Net Operating Loss (NOL) may be carried forward 15
years under most circumstances.
• Earn sales tax credits on purchases up to $20 million per year of qualified machinery and machinery parts.
• Expense select depreciable property up-front. Lenders may also receive a net interest deduction.
• Apply unused tax credits to future tax years.
• Get preference points on state contracts.
Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) - California City, County of Kern Department of Airports, Mojave Airport, Rockefeller Group at Tejon Ranch, and Shafter
• Manufacture, assemble, process, store, test, re-label, repack or process imported materials without paying customer duties or government excise taxes and export the final product without tax liabilities.
• Pay U.S. Customs duties only when merchandise is shipped into a Customs territory.
• Importer or manufacturer pays duty rate applicable to either the imported components or the finished product, whichever is lower.
• Do not pay duties on exported merchandise, or on merchandise that is damaged, scrapped or unused.
• Have greater flexibility for merchandise subject to just-in-time delivery constraints, quotas or marking requirements and expedite Customs clearance of merchandise.
• Store merchandise even if the goods are subject to quota restrictions and ship it when quota is opened.
Workforce
Employment Training Panel (ETP)
Provides funds to offset the cost of
developing and implementing customized
training programs for employees.
Work Opportunity Tax Credits (WOTC)
Federal tax credit up to $9,600 per
individual based on qualified first-year
earned wages.
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Employers’ Training Resource Workforce
Investment Act (WIA)
On-The-Job Training Program offers
employers reimbursement of selected
trainees’ wages during their training.
Career Services Center
Offers no-fee services including developing
customized recruitment plans, posting
available positions, qualifying applicants,
and providing technical assistance during
the hiring process.
Financial
Industrial Development Bonds
Provide manufacturing and processing
companies low-cost, low-interest financing
for capital expenditures.
Kern County Incentive Program
Offers cash payments equal to the net
revenue generated by the (non-retail)
business in the first five years, or $500,000,
whichever is less. Individual cities may offer
additional financial assistance.
Kern Microenterprise Opportunity
Program
Financial and business assistance for
businesses with fewer than five employees,
excluding cities of Bakersfield, Delano,
Maricopa, Taft, and Wasco.
Research & Development Credit
Offers 15% to 24% state income tax credit
for qualified research activities.
SBA 504 Loans
Provides small businesses with long-term,
fixed-rate financing used to acquire fixed assets
for expansion or modernization.
Sales Tax Exemption
State sales tax exemption on purchase of
tangible property for manufacturing, processing,
refining, fabricating or recycling businesses.
USDA Rural Development Loans
Rural economic development grants and loans.
Recycling Market Development Zone (RMDZ)
Low interest loans and assistance for
manufacturers using recycled materials.
All incentives are available based on their
own specific requirements.
Use of some incentives may trigger impacts
of Prevailing Wage.
Utilities
Gas and Electric
Pacific Gas and Electric - www.pge.com
Southern California Edison - www.sce.com
Southern California Gas - www.socalgas.com
California Independent System Operator (Cal-ISO) - www.caiso.com
Phone and Cable
Brighthouse Networks - www.brighthouse.com
AT&T - www.att.com
Waste
Kern County Waste Management - www.kerncountywaste.com
Bakersfield ARC - www.barc-inc.org
Water
Water Association - www.wakc.com
Permits & Licenses
Fictitious Business Name Statement
Kern County Clerk’s Office - (661) 868-3588
Weights and Measures Device Registration
Department of Weights and Measures - (661) 868-6300
Environmental Health and Hazardous Materials /Underground Permits
Environmental Health Services Department - (661) 321-3000
Industrial Waste Treatment Into a Sewer
Kern Sanitation Authority - (661) 862-8984
Encroachment, Driveway and Transportation Permits
Roads Department - (661) 862-8850
Cal/OSHA
California Occupational Safety and Health Act - (510) 286-7000
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Quality of Life
Demographics
850,006 Kern County Population
Source: State of California, Department of Finance, January 2013
354,480 Bakersfield Population
Source: State of California, Department of Finance, January 2013
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Cost of Living
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Education
Junior Colleges And Trade Schools Four Year Universities
Bakersfield College
California State University, Bakersfield
www.bakersfieldcollege.edu
Certificate and associates degrees
www.csub.edu
9001 Stockdale Highway
Enrollment: 8,500
Bakersfield, CA 93311
Undergraduate and Graduate Degrees
Phone: (661) 654-CSUB
Cerro Coso Community College
www.cerrocoso.edu
Certificate and associates degrees, honor
programs
Kaplan College
www.bakersfield.kaplancollege.com
San Joaquin Valley College
www.sjvc.edu
Santa Barbara Business College
www.sbbcollege.edu
Taft College
www.taftcollege.edu
CSU, Bakersfield is a comprehensive public university
committed to offering excellent undergraduate and
graduate programs that advance the intellectual
and personal development of its students. An
emphasis on student learning is enhanced by a
commitment to scholarship, diversity, service,
global awareness, and life-long learning. The
University collaborates with partners in the
community to increase the region’s overall
educational level, enhance its quality of life,
and support economic development.
The university has an extraordinary level
of student-faculty interaction and a
highly-personalized learning atmosphere,
offering 32 undergraduate degrees, seven
credentials in education, and 18 graduate
degrees.
Students enjoy a range of extracurricular
activities including sororities, fraternities,
clubs and organizations, and student
government. The CSUB Roadrunners are NCAA
Division I athletes. With 17 sports programs
and a Sears Cup (1998) in recognition as the
best NCAA Division II program in the nation.
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National University - Bakersfield
Academic Center
Employment and Training Centers
www.nu.edu
Certificates and undergraduate and graduate
degrees
Bakersfield Adult School
University of LaVerne - Bakersfield Campus
www.carneys.com/services/education-services
laverne.edu/locations/bakersfield
Undergraduate and graduate degrees
Delano Adult School
University of Phoenix - Bakersfield Learning
Center
www.phoenix.edu/campus-locations/ca/
central-valley-campus/bakersfield-learningcenter.html
Teaching certification, undergraduate and
graduate degrees
Fresno Pacific University - Bakersfield
Center
bas.kernhigh.org
Carney’s Business Technology Center
www.djuhsd.org/Delano%20Adult
Diamond Technologies Solutions
www.diamondtechsolutions.net
Employers’ Training Resource
www.etronline.com
Kern County Regional Occupational Program
kcsos.kern.org/kcrop
www.fresno.edu/bakersfield
Teaching certification, undergraduate and
graduate degrees
Kern County Communities
Arvin
www.arvin.org
Population: 19,304
The City of Arvin offers a small town
atmosphere driven by its agricultural
community which produces crops such
as cotton, grain, carrots, potatoes,
almonds, oranges, and grapes. Arvin
is home to Granite Construction and
Grimmway Farms.
Bakersfield
www.ci.bakersfield.ca.us
Population: 354,480
The City of Bakersfield is Kern County’s largest, most diverse community, and provides
Kern County residents metropolitan amenities at a more welcoming pace than most big cities.
Bakersfield is home to Nestlé, Caterpillar, State Farm Insurance, and Chevron, among other
Fortune 500 companies.
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Kern County Communities (continued)
California City
www.californiacity.com
Population: 14,120
California City residents value its affordability and outdoor recreational opportunities thanks to the
community's 360 days of sunshine per year. California City is home to Edwards Air Force Base/
NASA Dryden Flight Research Center, Mojave Air & Space Port, and Golden Queen Mining Co.
Delano
www.cityofdelano.org
Population: 53,041
The City of Delano is the second largest city in the county, with a strong agriculture industry that
ships commodities all over the world. Delano is home to Sears Logistics Distribution Center,
Paramount Citrus, and Railex.
McFarland
www.mcfarlandcity.org
Population: 12,707
The City of McFarland is a progressive-minded rural community, growing
cotton, sugar beets, and potatoes among other crops.
McFarland is home to Sunview Vineyards.
Ridgecrest
ridgecrest-ca.gov
Population: 27,616
The City of Ridgecrest boasts a proximity to the scenic
Sierra Nevadas and a highly-trained, technologicallyadvanced workforce. Ridgecrest is home to Naval Air
Weapons Station (NAWS) China Lake.
Shafter
www.shafter.com
Population: 16,988
The City of Shafter is a major manufacturing and distribution hub, with a serious commitment to
infrastructure and rail development. Shafter is home to Target Distribution, Paramount Farming,
MiSwaco, and America’s Tire Distribution.
Taft
www.cityoftaft.org
Population: 9,327
The City of Taft has a proud history in oil production and a unique recreational culture which
includes a skate park, water sports and skydiving. Taft is home to a large portion of Kern’s oil
production fields for companies including Aera Energy and Oxy.
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Kern County Communities (continued)
Tehachapi
www.tehachapicityhall.com
Population: 14,414
The City of Tehachapi is a mountain community with a strong concentration in high-tech
industries like aerospace and renewable energy. Tehachapi is home to Airstreams Renewables,
Terra-Gen Power, and ICON Aircraft.
Wasco
www.ci.wasco.ca.us
Population: 25,545
The City of Wasco offers quiet neighborhoods with strong ties to the value-added agriculture
and farm industries, especially rose crops. Wasco is home to Sun World, Weeks Roses, and
Primex Farms.
Other Communities in Kern County
Frazier Park • Population: 2,691
Kern River Valley • Population: 20,369
Lebec • Population: 1,468
Lamont • Population: 15,120
Maricopa • Population: 1,154
Mojave • Population: 4,238
Rosamond • Population: 18,154
Source: U.S. Census Bureau Annual Estimates April 1, 2010 – July 1, 2011
U. S. Census Bureau American Fact Finder 2010 Demographic Profile
State of California, Department of Finance, January 2013
Medical Facilities
Hospitals in Bakersfield
Bakersfield Memorial Hospital/Dignity Health
www.bakersfieldmemorial.org
Good Samaritan Hospital (two locations)
(661) 215-7500
Comprehensive Blood and Cancer Center
www.cbccusa.com
Good Samaritan Hospital Southwest
(Substance Abuse Treatment)
661) 398-1800
Kern Medical Center
www.kernmedicalcenter.com
HealthSouth Bakersfield Rehabilitation
Hospital
www.healthsouthbakersfield.com
Mercy Hospital (two locations)/Dignity Health
www.mercybakersfield.org
Hospitals in Other Kern County
Communities
San Joaquin Community
Hospital/Adventist Health
www.sjch.us Delano Regional Medical Center
www.drmc.com
Specialty Care
Kern Valley Healthcare District
www.kvhd.org
The AIS Cancer Center at San Joaquin
Community Hospital
www.sjch.us/services-and-programs/cancer-care
Ridgecrest Regional Hospital
www.rrh.org
Bakersfield Heart Hospital
www.bakersfieldhearthospital.com
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Tehachapi Valley Healthcare District
www.tvhd.org
Recreation and Entertainment
Indoor & Outdoor Recreation
Discover Kern County • www.visitkern.com
Greater Bakersfield Convention & Visitors Bureau
www.bakersfieldcvb.org
Live Entertainment
Rabobank Arena Theater and Convention Center
www.rabobankarena.com/
The Fox Theater • www.foxtheateronline.com/
Professional Sports
Bakersfield Blaze (Minor League Baseball)
www.milb.com/index.jsp?sid=t423
Bakersfield Condors (East Coast Hockey League)
bakersfieldcondors.com
Bakersfield Jam (NBA Development League)
www.nba.com/dleague/bakersfield
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Kern EDC 2012 Annual Report
We hope that the first part of this publication has given you many resources and much
of the information you need as you consider expanding or relocating your business. When
companies like yours grow and create jobs in Kern County, it benefits everyone in the
community. Just what is the value of creating a job? For every new full-time job in Kern County,
the following is spent annually in the local economy:
Food: $5,000
And that’s just a snapshot. The Kern EDC team is well-equipped with the knowledge and
enthusiasm that it takes to help create those valuable jobs. We provide no-fee assistance to
you, our current and potential clients, so your company can flourish.
Kern EDC Services
Site Selection - Through partnerships
Private/Public Sector Synergy-
with the County of Kern, municipalities and
real estate professionals, we can identify
available property and buildings that will
meet your requirements.
We work closely with public entities to
advocate for businesses. Whether we are
helping facilitate the already expedient
permitting process, or speaking to the Board
of Supervisors on behalf of local companies,
our strong relationship with the County is
invaluable.
Workforce Development - We
provide direct access to educational/
vocational training organizations, as well as
other local businesses, to help you recruit,
hire, and train employees.
Financing - We help you find and apply
for financial incentives, and connect you with
grant and loan professional.
In the Pipeline
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Research - We compile demographic
data, economic vitality updates, and any other
important information you need to objectively
evaluate Kern County as a viable option for
your growing business.
Kern EDC Team
Board of Directors
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Kern EDC Investor
Service Directory
The following listing is comprised of
Kern EDC’s generous investors. These
companies recognize the importance of a strong,
diverse economy in Kern County and they have put their resources
forth to help us continue our work creating jobs through economic
development. When you need to reach out to local business for
services or to network, we hope you will look to one of our 170
investors first. They support local business and economic growth in
our community.
Accounting Firms
Barbich Hooper King Dill Hoffman
Geoffrey B. King
P.O. Box 11171
Bakersfield, CA 93389-1171
661/631-1171
www.bhkcpas.com
specializing in accounting for special districts,
pension plan audits, agriculture, medical, and
non-profit organizations
Brown Armstrong Accounting
Corporation
Art Medina
4200 Truxtun Avenue, Suite 300
661/324-4971
www.bacpas.com
specializing in accounting services for the
agriculture, construction & real estate,
healthcare, oil & energy, and public sector
industries
Daniells Phillips Vaughan & Bock
eMedia
Managing Partner, James H. Bock
300 New Stine Road
661/834-7411
www.dpvb.com
specializing in serving the owner-managed
business
Erin Henderson
1800 Oak Street, Suite B
661/323-0800
www.emediams.com
specializing in creative advertising and
media placement
O’Dell Cross CPA
Heise Media Group
Nicolette Cross
5001 California Avenue, Suite 212
661/716-1160
www.odellcrosscpa.com
specializing in full-service accounting
Marlene B. Heise
1400 Easton Drive, Suite 148
661/323-8594
www.heisemedia.com
specializing in full-service marketing,
advertising, and communications
Advertising Agencies
Design Mark & Associates
Mark Ramsey
5401 Business Park South, Suite 217
661/323-7787
661/323-6033 Fax
www.designmarkassociates.com
specializing in all forms of print
communications, brand development/support,
broadcast media, and web design
The Marcom Group Incorporated
David Plivelich
P.O. Box 80125
661/615-1150
www.themarcomgroup.com
specializing in advertising, branding, design,
and website development
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Saba Agency
Giumarra Vineyards Corporation
Ordiz-Melby Architects, Inc.
Cathy Berthiaume
P.O. Box 11570
5329 Office Center Court, Suite 220
661/326-0393
www.sabaagency.com
specializing in advertising, print, website
development, graphic design, and electronic
media
Jeff Giumarra
11220 Edison Highway
Edison, CA 93307
661/395-7000
specializing in grapes, potatoes, and citrus
Danny Ordiz
5500 Ming Avenue, Suite 280
661/832-5258
www.ordizmelby.com
specializing in institutional & commercial
buildings
Willis Design Studio
Mike Willis
1703 Forrest
661/324-2337
www.willisdesign.com
blog.willisdesign.com
specializing in print and web design
Advertising Agencies &
Promotional Products
Proforma Solutions
Beckie Diltz
661/633-1117
www.proformabakersfield.com
specializing in print, promotional, marketing
and social media
Agriculture / Food Processing
Frito-Lay
Jared Lorraine
28801 Hwy 58
661/328-6000
www.fritolay.com
specializing in snack foods
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Grimmway Farms
Jeff Green
P.O. Box 81498
661/845-5275
www.grimmway.com
specializing as a grower, packer, processor,
and shipper of carrots and other fruits and
vegetables
Paramount Farming Company
Joe MacIlvaine
13646 Hwy 33
Lost Hills, CA 93249
661/797-6505
specializing in almonds, pistachios, and
pomegranates
Airports
East Kern Airport District
Stuart Witt
1434 Flightline
Mojave, CA 93501
661/824-2433
www.mojaveairport.com
specializing in aerospace and industrial
development
Architecture Firms
KSA Group Architects
Derek Holdsworth
4660 American Avenue, Suite 200
661/834-1331
www.ksagrouparchitects.com
specializing in medical, retail, and industrial
buildings
Attorneys
Borton Petrini, LLP
Calvin Stead
5060 California Avenue, 7th Floor
661/322-3051
www.bortonpetrini.com
specializing in business litigation, and
environmental & real estate law
Brumfield & Hagan, LLP
Kristin Hagan
2031 F Street
661/215-4980
[email protected]
www.brumfield-haganlaw.com
specializing real estate, land use, and civil law
Dowling, Aaron & Keeler, Inc.
Daniel Klingenberger
661/716-3000
www.daklaw.com
specializing in employment law
Klein, DeNatale, Goldner, Cooper,
Rosenlieb & Kimball, LLP
Dennis Mullins
4550 California Avenue, 2nd Floor
661/395-1000
www.kleinlaw.com
specializing in commercial & business
litigation and transactions, real estate law,
construction law, employment litigation,
health care law, and water law
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Automobile Dealers
Bill Wright Toyota
Steve Downs
5100 Gasoline Drive
661/398-8697
www.billwright.com
specializing in automobile sales and service
Jim Burke Ford
Mid State Development Corp.
Wells Fargo Bank
Keith Brice
1631 17th Street
661/322-4241
www.msdcdc.org
specializing in commercial real estate funding
and 504 SBA loans
Ben Hanson
Sr. Vice President
661/637-2600
www.wellsfargo.com
specializing in a diversified financial services
company providing commercial, agriculture &
consumer banking, as well as insurance,
investment & mortgage services
Rabobank
Dan Hay
2001 Oak Street
661/328-3600
www.jimburkeford.com
specializing in automobile sales and services
Anker Fanoe
3800 Riverlakes Drive
661/334-6900
[email protected]
www.rabobankamercia.com
specializing in full-service community banking
Motor City Lexus-Buick/GMC
Tri Counties Bank
Richard Stricklen
3101 Pacheco Road
661/836-9000
www.motorcitywest.com
specializing in GMC, Buick, and Lexus
Greg Gill
5201 California Ave, Suite 102
661/325-9321
www.tcbk.com
specializing in commercial lending
Banks / Credit Unions
/ Financial Institutions
Union Bank
Bank of the Sierra
Michael Olague
8500 Ming Avenue
661/654-6397
www.bankofthesierra.com
specializing in independent full-service
banking, including small business loans
Kern Schools Federal Credit Union
Steve Renock
P.O. Box 9506
661/833-7955
www.ksfcu.org
specializing in financial services
9200 Ming Avenue
661/654-8635
www.unionbank.com
specializing in retail and business banking
Valley Republic Bank
Bruce Jay
661/371-2001
www.valleyrepublicbank.com
specializing in local, responsive, and reliable
community banking services
Business Consulting
Business Initiatives
Sue Watson
9021 Willamette Court
661/301-7162
specializing in improving organizational
effectiveness and conflict resolution
Gene Tackett Consulting
Gene Tackett
661/716-7125
specializing in healthcare administrative
services
Providence Strategic Consulting,
Inc.
Tracy Leach
1800 30th Street, 4th Floor
661/327-1698
www.provconsult.com
specializing in strategic communications and
government & public affairs
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Chambers of Commerce
Greater Bakersfield Chamber of
Commerce
Cynthia Pollard
1725 Eye Street
P. O. Box 1947
661/327-4421
www.bakersfieldchamber.org
specializing in providing leadership for a
healthy business community
Computer / Internet Services
Carney’s Business Technology
Center
Rick Kreiser
2001 Westwind Drive
661/327-0030
www.carneys.com
specializing in design, installation, and
support of business-class networks
Guinn Construction Company
Jeff Affonso
6533 Rosedale Highway
661/325-6109
www.earthmover.com
specializing in general engineering
construction
Pac-Van, Inc.
Tom Svare
2801 E. Brundage Lane
661/324-0060
www.PacVan.com
specializing in modular buildings, mobile
offices, and storage equipment
Turman Construction
Construction
Jeff Turman
4301 Park Circle
661/831-0905
www.turmanconstruction.com
specializing in general engineering,
contracting, and infrastructure
Baymarr Constructors, Inc.
Contractors - Electrical
Patrick Howes
6950 McDivitt Drive
661/395-1676
[email protected]
www.baymarr.com
specializing in concrete/tilt-up construction
Granite Construction Company
Dennis Wesley
3000 James Road
661/399-3598
www.graniteconstruction.com
specializing in general engineering/aggregate
and asphalt materials sales
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A-C Electric Company
Daren Alexander
P.O. Box 81977
661/410-0000
www.a-celectric.com
specializing in electrical engineering,
construction automation, and service
Electrical Systems &
Instrumentation, Inc.
David Howlett
6906 Downing Avenue
661/587-9322
www.elect-systems.com
specializing in electrical & instrumentation
construction and maintenance
South Valley Electrical
Contractors, Inc.
Darren Scott
309 Windsor Park Drive
661/665-9809
[email protected]
specializing in electrical maintenance,
construction, and remodels of commercial,
industrial, and home projects
Contractors - General
Griffith Company
Luke Walker
1128 Carrier Parkway Avenue
661/392-6640
www.griffithcompany.net
specializing in paving, concrete, and
underground utility
S.C. Anderson, Inc.
Jeff Foy
P. O. Box 81747
661/392-7000
www.scanderson.com
specializing in commercial, educational, and
healthcare development properties
Wallace & Smith Contractors
Bob Smith
John Anderson
3325 Landco Drive
661/327-1451
www.wallacesmith.com
specializing in multi-unit housing and
commercial, industrial, institutional,
agriculture, and aviation buildings
Contractors - Steel Fabricators Kern Community College District
PCL Industrial Services, Inc.
Mark Pittser
1500 South Union Avenue
661/832-3995
www.pcl.com
specializing in full-service heavy industrial
contracting
Corporate Meeting Space
The Lodge at Painted Rock
Tom Teofilo
P.O. Box 3203
Lake Isabella, CA 93240-3203
760/379-5500
[email protected]
www.lodgeatpaintedrock.com
specializing business meetings, weddings,
and corporate get-aways
Education
California State University,
Bakersfield
Mark Evans
661/654-2111
www.csub.edu
specializing as Kern County’s only regionallycomprehensive state university
Kaplan College
Mary Whitlock
1914 Wible Road
661/836-6308
www.bakersfield.kaplancollege.com
specializing in vocational and employeroriented education
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Sandra V. Serrano
2100 Chester Avenue
661/336-5104
www.kccd.edu
specializing in university transfer, basic skills,
and workforce training education for students
at the lower division undergraduate college
level
Kern County Superintendent of
Schools
Christine Lizardi Frazier
1300 17th Street
661/636-4000
www.kern.org
specializing in services to school districts
Taft College
Dr. Dena Maloney
29 Emmons Park Drive
Taft, CA 93268
661/763-7700
www.taftcollege.edu
University of La Verne
Kern County Campus
Nora Dominguez
1201 24th Street, Suite D200
661/328-1430
www.laverne.edu
specializing in bachelor's and master's
degrees in business and education,
credentials, corporate employee tuition
discounts, and on-site degree programs.
WASC Accredited
Employment / Training
/Recruitment Services
Continental Labor & Staffing
Resources
Francis Cueto
900 Mohawk Street, Suite 120
661/635-0335
www.clsri.com
specializing in all your human resource &
safety needs
Volt Workforce Solutions
Sofia Espinoza
4560 California Avenue
661/395-0135
[email protected]
www.volt.com
specializing in accounting and finance,
administrative, engineering IT, and light
industrial services
Energy Producers - Oil, Gas,
Cogeneration, Wind and Solar
8minutenergy Renewables
Tom Buttgenbach
10100 Santa Maria Blvd. Suite 300
Los Angeles, CA 90036
213/281-9771
www.8minutenergy.com
specializing in solar development
Aera Energy LLC
Susan Hersberger
10000 Ming Avenue
P.O. Box 11164
661/665-5000
www.aeraenergy.com
specializing in oil & gas production
Chevron
Carla Musser
9525 Camino Media
Room A-2050
661/654-7155
www.chevron.com
specializing in energy development and
production
E&B Natural Resources
Management
Steve Layton
1600 Norris Road
661/679-1700
www.ebresources.com
specializing in oil exploration and production
EDF Renewable Energy
Mark Tholke
4000 Executive Parkway Suite 100
San Ramon, CA 94583
925/242-0168
www.enxco.com
specializing in renewable energy sources
EDP Renewables North
America LLC
Tim Marvich
53 SW Yamhill Street
Portland, OR 97204
503/222-9400
www.edpr.com
specializing in alternative energy
Gestmap Solar
Julia Jauregui
2440 Tulare Street, Suite 410
Fresno, CA 93721
559/440-6430
specializing in developing and operating
utility-scale photovoltaic plants
Hydrogen Energy California by SCS
Energy
Tiffany Rau
189 E. Front Street
Buttonwillow, CA 93206
661/764-6442
[email protected]
www.heca.com
specializing in alternative energy by
converting fossil fuels into hydrogen to
generate clean electricity and manufacture
low-carbon fertilizer products, while capturing
CO2for use in enhanced oil recovery by
resulting in permanent storage of greenhouse
gas emissions
Maricopa Sun, LLC
Jeffrey Roberts
1396 West Herndon, Suite #101
Fresno, CA 93711
559/436-0900
specializing in land for utility scale solar
development
NextEra Energy Resources, LLC
Jess Melin
505 14th Street, Suite 300
Oakland, CA 96412
561/267-1079
specializing in wind & solar development
Occidental of Elk Hills, Inc.
Susie Geiger
661/412-5044
www.oxy.com
specializing in oil & gas exploration and
production
Sempra U.S. Gas & Power
Lisa Briggs
101 Ash Street, HQ15A
San Diego, CA 92101
619/696-4016
[email protected]
specializing in alternative energy
Sun Edison
Tim Lasocki
44 Montgomery, Suite 2200
San Francisco, CA 94104
415/986-8038
www.sunedison.com
specializing in solar energy
Terra-Gen Power, LLC
Randy Hoyle
11512 El Camino Real, Suite 100
San Diego, CA 92130
858/764-3720
www.terra-genpower.com
specializing in wind, solar, and geothermal
project development & operation
Western States Petroleum
Association
Nick Ortiz
901 Tower Way, Suite 300
661/321-0884
www.wspa.org
specializing in striving to ensure adequate,
reliable, and affordable energy for consumers
in the western United States
Pioneer Green Energy, LLC
Cyrus Tashakkori
1802 Lavaca Street, Suite 200
Austin, TX 78701
512/921-8643
www.pioneergreen.com
specializing in renewable energy project
development
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Engineering Firms
Automated Control & Technical
Services
David Morton
315 30th Street
P.O. Box 82191
661/399-2200
www.a-cautomated.com
specializing in complete industrial
automation services, including: control
system engineering, systems integration,
instrumentation, and electrical construction
BSK Associates
Engineers & Laboratories
On Man Lau, P.E., G.E.
700 22nd Street
661/327-0671, ext. 206
www.bskassociates.com
specializing in providing analytical chemistry,
construction observation, ecological services,
environmental engineering, geotechnical
engineering, construction materials testing,
and water resources management.
Cannon
Skip Carleton, PLS
661/328-6280
[email protected]
www.cannoncorp.us
specializing in providing responsive solutions
to clients in oil & gas, development, and
public infrastructure
DeWalt Corporation
Quad Knopf, Inc.
Jeffrey Gutierrez
1930 22nd Street
661/323-4600
www.dewaltcorp.com
specializing in providing creative and
pragmatic civil engineering and land
surveying solutions for residential,
commercial, institutional, and industrial
development
Jeff Cowart
661/616-2600
www.quadknopf.com
specializing in the dedication of providing
innovative and efficient solution in the areas
of civil & traffic engineering, surveying,
construction management, landscape
architecture, utility coordination, planning and
urban design, environmental permitting, and
NEPA/CEQA compliance
Krazan & Associates
Byron “Kip” Williamson
2205 Coy Avenue
661/837-9200
www.Krazan.com
specializing in geotechnical &
environmental engineering
McIntosh & Associates
Roger McIntosh
2001 Wheelan Court
661/834-4814
www.mcintoshassoc.com
specializing in civil engineering,
land surveying, land development,
photogrammetry, and landscape design
Provost & Pritchard Consulting
Group, Inc.
Terry Schroepfer, P.E.
1800 30th Street, Suite 280
661/616-5900
www.ppeng.com
specializing in engineering, planning,
surveying, water resources, and infrastructure
for private sector clients and government
SEI - Soils Engineering, Inc.
Tom Bayne
4400 Yeager Way
661/831-5100
www.soilsengineering.com
specializing in soils, geology, environmental,
and construction materials testing and
consulting
Teter
Justin Moreno
7535 N. Palm Avenue, Suite 201
Fresno, CA 93711
661/843-8400
www.teterae.com
specializing in architecture design and
structural, mechanical, and electrical
engineering
WZI, Inc.
Jesse D. Frederick
1717 28th Street
661/326-1112
www.wziinc.com
specializing in engineering consulting
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Entertainment
Flight Training School
Bakersfield Blaze
International Flight Training
Academy
Carolyne Wood
4009 Chester Avenue
661/716-HITS
www.bakersfieldblaze.com
specializing in sports entertainment
Bakersfield Condors Professional
Hockey
Matthew Riley
P.O. Box 1806
661/324-7825
www.bakersfieldcondors.com
specializing in sports entertainment
Financial Services
Central Valley Fund
Brad Triebsch
1590 Drew Avenue, Suite 110
Davis, CA 95618
530/757-7004
www.centralvalleyfund.com
specializing in management buyouts,
recapitalizations, acquisitions, and
intergenerational transfers
Morgan Stanley Wealth
Management
Rupert Gregorio and Shane Bryan
Bakersfield, CA  93309
800/366-4397
661/322-3971
[email protected]
[email protected]
specializing in providing customized
investment strategies for affluent clients
looking to manage, grow, preserve and
transition their wealth
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Janet Moore
1450 Boughton Drive
661/391-1100
www.ifta.aero
specializing in flight training
Government AgenciesCity / County
City of Bakersfield
Doug McIassic
1751 Chester Avenue
661/326-3681
www.bakersfieldcity.us
City of California City
Tom Weil
21000 Hacienda Blvd.
California City, CA 93505
760/373-7170
www.californiacity.com
City of McFarland
John Wooner
401 West Kern Avenue
McFarland, CA 93250
661/792-3091
www.mcfarlandcity.org
City of Shafter
John D. Guinn
336 Pacific Avenue
Shafter, CA 93263
661/746-5001
www.shafter.com
City of Taft
Craig Jones
209 East Kern Street
Taft, CA 93268
661/763-1222
www.cityoftaft.org
City of Tehachapi
David A. James
115 South Robinson Street
Tehachapi, CA 93561
661/822-2200
www.tehachapicityhall.com
City of Wasco
Dan Allen
746 8th Street
Wasco, CA 93280
661/758-7214
www.ci.wasco.ca.us
County of Kern
John Nilon
1115 Truxtun Avenue, 5th Floor
661/868-3140
www.co.kern.ca.us
Rosamond Community Service
District
Steve A. Perez
3179 35th Street W
Rosamond, Ca 93560
661/256-3411
[email protected]
www.rosamondcsd.com
Healthcare Providers
Bakersfield Heart Hospital
Randy Rolfe
3001 Select Avenue
661/316-6000
www.bakersfieldhearthospital.com
specializing in high acuity medical and
surgical care, including cardiovascular,
cardiac catheterization, general surgery, and
a full-service ER
CBCC - Comprehensive Blood &
Cancer Center
Gitesh Patel
6501 Truxtun Avenue
661/322-2206
www.cbccusa.com
specializing in cancer and blood diseases
and the world’s only Comprehensive Cancer
Center with a freestanding Cyberknife Center
Dignity Health Bakersfield
Bakersfield Memorial Hospital
Jon Van Boening
420 34th Street
661/327-1792
www.bakersfieldmemorial.org
specializing in tertiary hospital services
Dignity Health Bakersfield
Mercy Hospital
Russell Judd
Truxtun Campus
2215 Truxtun Avenue
661/632-5000
Southwest Campus
400 Old River Road
Bakersfield, CA  93311
661/663-5000
www.mercybakersfield.org
specializing in healthcare
Foundation for Medical Care of
Kern and Santa Barbara Counties
HealthEdge Administrators
Carolyn Temple, CEO
661/327-7581
www.healthedgeinc.com
specializing in healthcare services
GEMCare Medical Group
US HealthWorks Medical Group
Brent Boyd
661/716-7120
specializing in healthcare services
Liz Martinez
1800 Westwind Drive, Suite 301
661/327-9617
www.ushealthworks.com
specializing in medicine, urgent care, return
to work, and workers compensation
GEMCare Mercy Memorial Health
Systems
Robert Severs
661/716-7125
specializing in healthcare administrative
services
Houchin Community Blood Bank
Greg Gallion
5901 Truxtun Avenue
661/323-4222
www.hcbb.com
specializing in being the sole provider of a
safe, adequate blood supply from volunteer
blood donors for the purpose of saving the
lives of the residents of Kern County
Kaiser Permanente
David Womack
661/864-3308
www.kp.org
specializing in providing high quality,
affordable health care in an easy and
convenient manner with a personal touch
San Joaquin Community Hospital
Bob Beehler
2615 Chester Avenue
661/395-3000
www.sjch.us
specializing in hospital/healthcare
Home Builders
Towery Homes
Matt Towery
13620 Scafell Street
661/587-4665
www.toweryhomes.com
specializing in residential building
Hotels
Bakersfield Marriott at the
Convention Center
Carlos Navarro
801 Truxtun Avenue
661/323-1900
www.bakersfieldmarriott.com
specializing in corporate & leisure travel,
lodging, catering, and all meeting &
function needs
Courtyard, Residence Inn &
SpringHill Suites by Marriott
Dana Gillis
3801 Marriott Drive
661/377-4000
www.marriott.com
specializing in lodging needs
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Doubletree by Hilton - Bakersfield
Bill Murray
3100 Camino Del Rio Court
661/323-7111
www.bakersfield.doubletree.com
lodging, catering, and all meeting and
function needs
Homewood Suites/Hampton
Inn & Suites
Sidles Duncan & Associates, a
Hub, International Company
Mineral Mining
Eric Barthel
4800 Stockdale Highway, Suite 201
714/389-5577
www.sidlesducan.com
specializing in employee benefits and
healthcare consulting
Golden Queen Mining
Company, Ltd.
State Farm Insurance
H. Lutz Klingmann
6411 Imperial Avenue
West Vancouver, BC V7W 2J5
604/921-7570
www.goldenqueen.com
specializing in mineral mining
Heart of Nature
Nicole Kirkland
1505 Mill Rock Way
661/664-0400
www.bakersfield.homewoodsuites.com
lodging, and all meeting & function needs
Chris Ward
Westlake Executive Office
1 Baxter Way
Westlake Village, CA 91362
805/379-5049
www.statefarm.com
specializing in providing insurance and
financial services
Insurance
Labor
National Cement Company of
California, Inc.
Bustos Insurance Agency
Building and Construction Trades
Council
John French
Terrence Alexis
15821 Ventura Boulevar d, Suite 475
Encino, CA 91436-2935
818/728-5200
specializing in cement and concrete
Patrick Bustos
2200 Oak Street
661/327-1621
www.bustosinsurance.com
specializing in business & workers
compensation, and group health & providing
auto, home, and life insurance
First Solutions Insurance Services
Jackie McCarville
661/325-3005
specializing in employee benefits, individual
life, health, annuities, and senior plans
John Spaulding
200 West Jeffrey Street
661/323-7957
specializing in providing essential
coordination and support to the work of its
affiliated national and international unions
Media
The Bakersfield Californian
Kern Business Journal
Bakersfield Life Magazine
John Wells
P.O. Box 440
1707 Eye Street
661/395-7500
www.bakersfield.com
specializing in providing Kern County
residents with the most complete source of
local news and information
Jerry Tyler
34710 7th Standard Road
661/978-4234
www.heartofnature.biz
specializing in 100% natural minerals for
agriculture and environmental uses
Reyneveld Construction
Willy Reyneveld
2911 Landco Drive
661/859-0224
specializing in full-service concrete
construction
Rio Tinto Minerals
Brent Rush
14486 Borax Road
Boron, Ca 93516
760/762-7432
www.riotintominerals.com
specializing in being a leading supplier of
borates, and servicing more than 2,400 direct
customers worldwide
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Vulcan Materials Company
John Hunt
P.O. Box 22800
661/835-4800
www.vulcanmaterials.com
specializing in construction materials,
including sand and gravel, asphalt, and ready
mix concrete
Non - Profit Organizations
BARC, Inc.
Jim Baldwin
2240 South Union Avenue
661/834-2272
www.barc-inc.org
specializing in building a stronger community
by helping people with developmental
disabilities achieve individual goals for a
better life
Goodwill Industries of South
Central California
Sheryl Chalupa
4901 Stine Road
661/837-0595
www.giscc.org
specializing in providing work opportunities
and skills development to people with
barriers to employment
Office Furnishings, Equipment
and Supplies
Stinson Stationers
Ben Stinson
1108 Baker Street
661/323-7611
www.stinsons.com
specializing in office supplies and furnishings
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Partners
Antelope Valley Board of Trade
Vicki Medina - Executive Director
548 West Lancaster Blvd., Suite 103
Lancaster, CA 93534
661/942-9581
www.avbot.org
Career Services Center
Dan C. Smith
1600 E. Belle Terrace
661/336-6849
www.etronline.com
specializing in employment and training
Kern County Board of Trade
Teresa Hitchcock
2101 Oak Street
661/868-5376
www.visitkern.com
Kern County Taxpayers Association
Michael Turnipseed
331 Truxtun Avenue
661/322-2973
www.kerntaxpayers.org
Kern High School District
Don Carter
5801 Sundale Avenue
661/827-3100
www.khsd.k12.ca.us
specializing in serving the 9th-12th grade
educational needs of more than 37,000
students
Printing / Digital / Direct Mail
Services
DB & Company
Dave Bass
2001 G Street
661/324-2222
www.dbandcompany.com
specializing in marketing, SEO, and print
Sierra Printers
Jon Van Alstyne
Steven Van Alstyne
901 19th Street
661/322-6128
www.sierraprinters.com
specializing in commercial printing and direct
mail services
Trek Imaging
Valarie Canfield
3700 Easton Drive
661/325-2695
www.trekimaging.com
specializing in printing, copying, promotional
products, and wide format equipment
Promotional Products
Creative Concepts
Tom Saba
P.O. Box 11570
661/326-0393
www.promocc.com
specializing in imprinted promo items,
safety incentive programs, embroidered &
silk-screened wearables, and promotional
products
Public Relations
Larry Pickett/Public Relations
Larry Pickett
9530 Hageman Road, Suite B166
661/587-8173
www.LarryPickettPR.com
specializing in public relations, government
affairs, crisis management, and meeting
facilitation
Passantino Andersen
George Passantino
42225 10th Street West, Suite A
Lancaster, CA 93551
661/400-5840
[email protected]
www.passantinoandersen.com
specializing in renewable energy, commercial
& residential development
Real Estate - Commercial
Colliers International
David Williams, SIOR
661/631-3800
www.colliers.com/bakersfield
specializing in office, industrial, retail, land
and investment properties
Cushman & Wakefield/Pacific
Commercial Realty Advisors
Wayne Kress
661/633-3819
www.paccra.com
specializing in commercial properties
NAI Central California
Coffee-Brimhall, LLC
Chad Brock
2130 F Street, Suite B
661/864-1000
www.naicentralcal.com
specializing in commercial real estate,
brokerage, and management services
Betsy Ramsey
9302 Garfield Avenue
South Gate, CA 90280
310/541-8210
[email protected]
Olivieri Commercial Group, Inc.
Anthony Olivieri
9810 Brimhall Road
661/327-1200 Main
661/617-1850 Direct
www.oliviericommercial.com
specializing in sale and leasing of commercial
real estate
Stockdale Property Management,
Inc. AMO®
Cheryl Miller, CPM® - President
661/323-7830
[email protected]
specializing in property management for
office buildings, shopping centers, and light
industrial
Real Estate - Developers,
Investors, Property Owners
Castle & Cooke California, Inc.
Bruce Freeman
661/664-6500
www.castlecooke.com
specializing in the development of master
planned communities and commercial & retail
centers
Jaco Oil Company
Lee Jamieson
P.O. Box 82515
661/393-7000
specializing in convenience stores, and
petroleum products
Manco Abbott, Inc.
Eric Burkhart
P.O. Box 9440
Fresno, CA 93792
661/616-1214
www.mancoabbott.com
specializing in managing commercial &
multifamily real estate
Roll Real Estate Development, LLC
John Ritchie
Vice President of Commercial Development
4805 Centennial Plaza, Suite 100
661/829-8104
661/316-9478
specializing in industrial development
Tejon Ranch Company
Dean Brown
P. O. Box 1000
Lebec, CA 93243
661/248-3000
www.tejonranch.com
specializing in a diversified real estate
development and agribusiness company
committed to responsibly using its land and
resources to meet the housing, employment,
and lifestyle needs of Californians
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Tracy Ranch, Inc.
Mike Frey
7540 Tracy Avenue
661/764-5865
specializing in agriculture real estate
Real Estate - Residential
Coldwell Banker, Preferred
Realtors
John Mackessy
9100 Ming Avenue, Suite 100
661/836-2345
www.cbbakersfield.com
specializing in 30 years of local real estate
experience
Prudential Tobias Realtors
Darlene Tobias
1620 Mill Rock Way, Suite 100
661/654-1608
specializing in residential real estate sales
Real Estate - Residential /
Commercial
Bakersfield Association of Realtors ®
Linda Vernon
2300 Bahamas Drive
661/635-2300
www.bakersfieldrealtor.com
specializing in real estate trade association
Relocation Services
Excel Relocation Systems
Steve Gutierrez
1759 Elzworth Street, #5
661/587-7356
www.excelrelocation.com
specializing in moving of homes, offices, and
corporate employees
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Retail
Walmart
Aaron J. Rios
9 Executive Circle
Irvine, CA 92614
559/274-8461
www.walmart.com
specializing in one-stop shopping and helping
people save money so they can live better
Security Systems / Services
Tel-Tec Security Systems, Inc.
Morgan Clayton
5020 Lisa Marie Court
661/397-5511
www.tel-tec.com
specializing in burglary, fire, and access
control & camera systems
TRANS-WEST
Trans-West Security Services, Inc.
Trans-West Services, Inc.
Brooke Antonioni
4444 Grissom Street
661/834-0711
www.twsecurity.com
specializing in private security patrol and
janitorial service
Telecommunications
AT&T
Dana Cop
1150 S. Olive Avenue #2801
Los Angeles, CA 90015
213/743-7030
www.att.com
specializing in communication services,
including wireless, high speed Internet
access, home entertainment/digital
television, and residential & business phone
service
Bright House Networks
Joe Schoenstein
3701 North Sillect Avenue
661/634-2200
www.brighthouse.com
specializing in residential & business cable
television, and high speed internet and phone
Title / Escrow Companies
Chicago Title Company
Gary Hallstrom
4015 Coffee Road, Suite 100
661/410-4700
www.chicagotitle.com
specializing in residential, refinance,
commercial, ag, and oil & gas real estate
transactions
Ticor Title Company
Joe Armas
661/847-7000
www.ticortitle.com
specializing in residential, refinance,
commercial and agriculture real estate
transactions
Transportation
BNSF Railway
Hector Garcia
740 E. Carnegie Drive
San Bernardino, CA 92408
909/386-4020
www.BNSF.com
specializing in railway transportation
Golden Empire Transit District
Karen King
1830 Golden State Avenue
661/324-9874
www.getbus.org
specializing in public transportation utilizing
compressed natural gas vehicles for clean air
Travel Agencies
Uniglobe Golden Empire Travel
Ray W. Watson, Jr.
1820 Chester Avenue
661/323-1213
www.uget.com
specializing in corporate travel, meetings &
incentives, and vacations
Utility Companies
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Terry Scott
1918 H Street
661/321-4468
www.pge.com
specializing in gas & electric services along
with energy efficiency
Southern California Edison
Cal Rossi
2425 S. Blackstone Street
Tulare, CA 93274
559/685-3240
[email protected]
www.sce.com
Southern California Edison
Economic Development Services
Laurel Shockley
25625 W. Rye Canyon
Valencia, CA 93155
661/257-8217
[email protected]
www.sce.com/ebd
Southern California Gas Company
Rob Duchow
3701 Pegasus, Suite 114
661/393-1501
www.socalgas.com
Warehouse / Distribution
Advance Beverage Company, Inc.
Bill Lazzerini
5200 District Boulevard
661/833-3783
specializing in beer distribution, including
Budweiser and Bud Light
B&B Surplus, Inc.
Michael Georgino
7020 Rosedale Highway
661/589-0381
specializing in steel and pipe warehouse and
distribution
Dollar General
Marcus Banks
4193 Industrial Parkway Drive
Lebec, CA 93243
661/664-2251
www.dollargeneral.com
specializing in providing top quality brands
and being the largest small-box discount
retailer
Jim’s Supply Company, Inc.
Daron Hobson
3530 Buck Owens Boulevard
800/423-8016
www.jimssupply.com
specializing in steel vineyard and livestock
products
Target Corporation Distribution
Center T-593
Mike Bellich
3880 Zachary Avenue
Shafter, CA 93263
661/396-6054
specializing in distribution
United States Cold Storage
Randy Dorrell
6501 District Boulevard
661/832-COLD
www.uscoldstorage.com
specializing in cold storage
Waste Processing
Clean Harbors Buttonwillow, LLC
Marianna Buoni
P.O. Box 787
661/762-6236
[email protected]
www.cleanharbors.com
specializing in hazardous & non-hazardous
waste treatment, and storage & disposal
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Knight’s Pumping and
Portable Services, Inc.
Maureen Napier
P. O. Box 41657
661/397-4116
www.knightsservices.com
specializing in portable restrooms, executive
restroom trailers, temporary fence, temporary
power, holding tanks, water tanks, septic
tanks, and grease tanks
Westside Waste Management
Company, Inc.
Bob Hampton
274 East Cedar
P.O. Box 104
Taft, CA 93268
661/763-5135
specializing in solid waste collection,
recycling collection, and recycling
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