From: François Vuillemin <[email-masked]>
To: "Lorenzo Roccia" <[email-masked]>, <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 9 Apr 2013 16:36:44 +0700

Dear Lorenzo and Hunter,

I hope you are fine.

I am pleased to introduce a French group, VINCI Concessions, a world leader
in developing Infrastructure as a partner with Public Agencies.

As you could see in the attachement, Vinci Concessions is a leader in 6
specific areas:

   - Motorways and roads,
   - Parkings,
   - Airports,
   - Bridges and tunnels,
   - rail infrastructures,
   - Public facilities (such as Stadium).

Most notably, VINCI is a long term partner in all of its infrastructure
activities. Working side by side with the Public Agency VINCI’s solution
based approach to infrastructure is to provide quality construction using
current technology and reducing the long term life cycle costs through
Operations and Maintenance.

With this approach towards infrastructure development, VINCI helps in the
economic development of the communities.

VINCI do this with its long term asset management model by investing in the
community by way of training local human resources to help operate and
maintain these critical assets. These concession periods can vary in time
but depending on the need and the modeling we have typically seen the asset
returned to the State or the public entity within 30 to 35 years. This
“hand back” has critical standards that requires Vinci to make sure the
asset still has significant life so that significant capital investments
after hand back are avoided.

In America a significant amount of the states budgets go towards
maintaining current assets. This leaves little capital to invest in needs
such as replacement of key bridges, roads, and transit systems and leaves
even less for the congestion relief.

VINCI Concessions can help the public sector bridge this gap through the
Public-Private-Partnership Model.

VINCI Concessions would like the opportunity to take a look at its economic
and social infrastructure development model and to discuss it with you,
showing how it can aid in putting people back to work and at the same time
providing a sustainable economic model for future generations in the United
States.

If this opportunity could be of interest to you, Mr Fadi SELWAN, Deputy
general manager of Vinci and head of international concessions, stand ready
to travel to Washington, as it enables an initial contact to be made prior
to any subsequent steps.

Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any immediate questions or
concerns, I can be reached at 34.628105526.

Warmest regards,

François Vuillemi