FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE.

Township of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania and State of Maine go live with Maintenance Connection

Davis, CA – April 19, 2005 - Earlier this month, Maintenance Connection implementation staff worked with the Township of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania to kick off a project to begin utilizing Maintenance Connection within the township's operations.  The township anticipates using Maintenance Connection to keep track of hundreds of assets, by tracking work histories, scheduling preventive maintenance and being able to accurately keep maintenance cost records.  "With a brand new 50,000 square foot community center coming online within the next year, it was critical for us to have a good sense of all the equipment we maintain and where our time is being spent," says Physical Plant and Information Services Director, Steve Hunsberger.  With a wide variety of assets ranging from pump stations to 100-year old buildings, Maintenance Connection will serve the Township of Bethlehem well with the flexibility that they need to use a system for years to come.

The State of Maine Property Management Division went through a long process of narrowing down competitive products until they determined that Maintenance Connection was best suited for a long-term partnership.  With over 80 structures, thousands of assets to maintain and a large staff of maintenance workers, it is critical for the State of Maine to incorporate a robust solution like Maintenance Connnection.  "Our old system was difficult to navigate and did not allow us to output reports with any of the data we were tracking.  Maintenance Connection is certainly a drastic improvement and I look forward to seeing it help us make decisions in the future," states Barry Cote, Superintendent of Buildings with the State of Maine.

"Both of these new clients are very pleased with the system - just like every other customer we serve.  Each implementation was considered a success by both parties and now we will begin supporting them as they learn and use Maintenance Connection," says Brad Squires of Maintenance Connection.

About Maintenance Connection
Maintenance Connection is a rapidly growing company leading the way in maintenance management using pure Internet technology. They deliver a full-featured web-based maintenance management (or CMMS) solution including Work Order Tracking, Preventive Maintenance / PM Software, Asset Management, Inventory Tracking, Procedure Library, Labor Scheduling, and Service Requests all available through the Internet using a web browser. Maintenance Connection offers a unique and intuitive user interface built on a robust database infrastructure, all at a highly competitive price point. With an online hosted version for companies with a small or no IT staff and a self-hosted version that allows the organization to manage the database and software in-house, Maintenance Connection has a solution to fit the needs of any maintenance organization. For more information about the company and their products, visit http://www.maintenanceconnection.com.

Contact: Maintenance Connection, Inc., phone: 888-567-3434, fax: 775-255-6324, email: marketing@maintenanceconnection.com.