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rigorous in the solar industry. Sundial is an active member of the Minnesota Solar Energy Industries Association (MnSEIA) and the Minnesota Renewable Energy Society (MRES). Sundial is committed to building the capacity of the Minnesota solar energy market. On this project, Sundial will voluntarily set a goal of subcontracting at least 20 percent of the installation labor hours with certified minority, women and/or veteran-owned small businesses qualified for work in solar project installation. A. PRIMARY CONTACT and CONTACT INFORMATION Jon Kramer Sundial Solar Energy 3209 W. 76`h Street, Suite 305 Edina, MN 55435 952-835-1160 240-463-3688 B. RELEVANT PROJECT EXAMPLES 1.) Performance Office Papers. Sundial conducted the feasibility analysis and provided full engineering, design, installation, interconnection, commissioning and maintenance services to this client for a 200-kilowatt rooftop solar PV array. Sundial also managed negotiations with the client's utility provider for a preferential solar energy rate structure. 2.) Murphy Warehouse. Sundial has provided commercial solar development services to this client for several years, including design and installation of advanced solar arrays integrated with backup power systems. Work for Murphy has included projects at multiple sites and of varying sizes and configurations. 3.) St. Christopher Episcopal Church. Sundial is currently installing a 40- kilowatt roof- mounted system for this church in Roseville. The system includes a unique layout design and will receive rebates from the State of Minnesota through the Made-in-Minnesota rebate program. 4.) Ikea-Bloomington. Sundial was selected as the maintenance contractor for this 1.6 megawatt rooftop installation in Bloomington. Although it was not part of the original EPC team, Sundial was selected based on its superior trouble-shooting, technical capabilities and maintenance experience. III. Pricing Sundial has a development financing agreement with Olson Energy Corporation (OEC) for financing of solar energy projects for local units of government. Under the terms of OEC financing, the solar project will be initially owned by Olson and tax investors who will receive the 30 percent federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) and accelerated depreciation benefits. The City will have an option to purchase the solar project after five years for an amount equal to five percent (5%) of the project's Fair Market Value (FMV). FMV will be determined based on the discounted or Net Present Value (NPV) of the remaining projected cashflows from the system.