December 31, 2009 BRAC Goes Public News Release Brac Systems Incorporated today announces that it has completed the next step in building a global company focused on the sustainability of the planet s most precious natural resource, water. This step is by far the most important milestone in the company s short 5 year history. Brac Systems Incorporated will be a publicly traded company on the Frankfurt, Germany Open Market no later than March 1st, 2010. The trading symbol for Brac Systems Incorporated will be BAAC. At this time, Brac Systems Incorporated has no intention of trading on the North American Stock Exchanges, due to the high costs/fees associated with these markets. Brac Systems Inc will offer six (6) Million shares to the public out of a total of thirty (30) Million shares. This limited amount of shares offered is to reassure the investors that Brac Systems Incorporated has no interest nor intention to sell out their corporation, but rather to raise capital to accelerate their R&D program (additional personnel, machinery, specialized tools etc.), for growth, and to promptly offer the best possible products to the North American and International markets. Brac Systems goal is to introduce the newly designed and upgraded products within 2 years based on their R&D schedule and knowledge in the field of water reclamation and reuse. The raised capital will fund a healthy, stable, and steady growth of the company and will provide the financial stability and additional competitive products to their vast and well established distribution network. A dedicated page on the Brac Systems website will soon be set-up for investor relations. Happy New Year.!! Dennis S. Yasar President Ronald Arsenault Sr. Vice President Blair Gautschi Vice President Emmanuel Brien Technical Director R&D This news release may contain statements of a forward-looking nature relating to future events. These forward-looking statements are subject to the inherent uncertainties in predicting future results and conditions. These statements reflect the Company s current beliefs, and a number of important factors could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed in this news release. Forward-looking statements are only predictions and should not be relied upon for investing decisions. Actual results might differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements for a variety of reasons, including market conditions, competition and new regulatory requirements. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause the Company s actual results, levels of activity, performance or achievements to be materially different from any future results, levels of activity, performance or achievements expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements. We cannot guarantee future results, levels of activity, performance or achievements. November 23, 2009 Ontario Govt Approves Installation of Brac Systems into 7 Schools The Ontario Ministry of Education has confirmed, as part of the Green Schools Pilot Initiative (GSPI), that Brac Systems Commercial Greywater Recycling Systems will be installed into seven schools from various school boards throughout Ontario. Planning and site audits will begin immediately so all systems can be installed and operational by September 2010. The contract will be handled by Brac Systems Ontario Distributor, The Install team, and will include the supply, installation, and commissioning of the multiple systems at the seven different locations. All systems will be equipped with monitoring devices making it capable for the school board to study and report on the performance and efficiency of the Brac Systems technology. "We are very excited about this project as it gives us the ideal forum to demonstrate the effectiveness of the Brac Systems to the board for consideration in all new schools that will be built in the future. The Board of Education will also be a great reference customer for future business in Ontario," says The Install Teams owner, Chris Thompson. The Green Schools Pilot Initiative is a new program developed and funded by the Ministry of Research and Innovation in conjunction with the Ministry of Education to provide "clean-tech" companies with an opportunity to demonstrate the viability of their technology with a well-known reference customer: Ontario s schools. The $20 million ($2M allocated for greywater technology) fully funded initiative seeks to identify, demonstrate and test, innovative green products and technologies that currently have limited exposure in the Ontario school system. A link to this program can be found by clicking here . Brac Systems would like to thank Chris Thompson of The Install TEAM and his marketing partner, Jay Castiglione of tangoraysolar.com, for all their efforts. October 21, 2009 Brac Systems Launches New Rainwater System Product Line - News Release Brac Systems is pleased to officially announce the launch of the first 4 models of BRAC Rainwater Harvesting Systems ( RWH Series ). These unique systems are being offered as the Cadillac of rainwater harvesting. The RWH Series are equipped with all the bells and whistles including, a 2hp constant-pressure pump with electronic control panel (capable of boosting to 3hp), built-in water hammer arrestors, a chlorine disinfection treatment, the BRAC BCR-100 electronic controller, and a two-stage filtration process. The RWH Series also carries a 5 year manufacturer s warranty against factory defects. Brac systems developed the RWH Series to address the overwhelming demand for dedicated rainwater harvesting systems. Because rainwater collection is one of the easiest ways you can save water, money, and energy, homeowners are exploring these opporutnities more and more as the threat for water scarcity increases. "No matter what the project may be, Brac Systems can build fully customized systems to meet any type of design criteria. Just remember, if you are collecting water for reuse, Brac Systems has the solution!" Says Technical Director of Brac Systems Incorporated, Emmanuel Brien. "Nature delivers an abundant supply of rainwater directly to our property and our houses already have a built-in collection system ie. roof, gutters and down pipes, which delivers the water to ground level. We just have to divert the flow and store it. It just makes sense!" He adds. The four models will range in storage capacity from 3400 litres (898 USG) to 6600 litres (1742 USG). For more information on the RWH Series, and to see the full line of products Brac Systems has to offer, click here to go to the products page of the website. September 1, 2009 Brac Systems Selected for Ontario Green Schools Pilot Initiative Brac Systems has been selected for participation in the Ontario Green Schools Pilot Initiative. The $20 Million dollar provincially funded initiative will provide up to $2 million dollars per project and will team together School Boards from the Province of Ontario with Green Tech Companies. The Green Schools Pilot Initiative is a new program developed and funded by the Ministry of Research and Innovation in conjunction with the Ministry of Education to provide "clean-tech" companies with an opportunity to demonstrate the viability of their technology with a well-known reference customer: Ontario s schools. The fully funded initiative seeks to identify, demonstrate and test innovative green products and technologies that currently have limited exposure in the Ontario school system. The Ministry of Research and Innovation has completed the initial two-stage evaluation of companies that develop, manufacture, and market innovative green technologies and products. After extensive reviews by external technical experts, financial experts, and internal ministry personnel, we are pleased to announce that Brac Systems has been approved for pilot project recommendation in Ontario School Boards. This approval allows School Boards to select Brac Systems among various other green technologies for government-funded pilot projects. Brac Systems and our Ontario Distributor, The Install TEAM, would like to thank Marketing Partner, Jay Castiglione of tangoraysolar.com, for his tireless efforts in exposing Brac Systems to great projects like these. A link to this program can be found by clicking here . August 20, 2009 Media Interest for Brac Systems Grows Greywater Recycling seems to be the buzzword throughout the business and environmental communities as of late. Brac Systems has recently been profiled in two highly visible publications as well as on several online news sites. Industry Today, with a North American-wide circulation (and the sister publication of Food and Drug Quarterly), interviewed President of Brac Systems, Dennis Yasar recently and published the conversation in their current magazine. The magazine is distributed across North America and is also available online. To read the story, click here and go to page 161 and 162 of the 252 page magazine. LoveToKnow.com also caught wind of Brac s unique greywater recycling systems and tracked down Blair Gautschi, VP of Project Development, for a Q & A session that involved code and regulation discussions. LoveToKnow.com is a hugely popular women s website with over 8 million unique visitors every month. To go to LoveToKnow.com and read the full story, click here . Brac Systems was also profiled in the French mechanical contractors magazine, IMB, which is 8,500 members strong and distributed throughout the Province of Quebec to mechanical contractors, builders, wholesalers, etc. The new Brac Systems LB-300 Lowboy crawlspace model GRS is also profiled in this magazine and we invite you to view the online version here . Other recent stories on Brac Systems in the media can been viewed by clicking on the links below: Interview with Brac Systems Manitoba Distributor - Teri Clegg from Urban Reductions Incorporated Interview with Shawn Wilkie, owner of Grun-Sol Technologies, exclusive distributor for Brac Systems New Brunswick. Brac Systems would like to thank all of its distributors and representatives for their efforts promoting the Brac Systems products, and the time spend giving the numurous interviews recently with the media outlets. There were plenty more local interviews and stories given by Brac representatives that were not mentioned here but are greatly appreciated none the less. August 12, 2009 New Brac Models Get The IAPMO Certified Seal Of Approval Brac Systems Incorporated is proud to announce the official certification by IAPMO R&T Lab of six new Greywater Recycling Products. A field technician from IAPMO R&T Lab was present at the Brac Systems factory in Montreal, Quebec last week to scrutinize and test the new Greywater Recycling products. Each system was required to complete 500 consecutive operations ass per IAPMO minimum Standards testing. Each Brac System being tested successfully performed close to 1000 consecutive operations before being shut down by the IAPMO representative as he would have missed his flight back home if he stayed any longer! All systems were tested to, and complied with, the IGC 207-2009 and the CSA B128.1 Standards. The newly certified systems are the LB-300 Lowboy crawlspace model, the RGW-500 and 502 residential models for larger estate sized homes, the SGW-2000 semi-commercial GRS, and our new commercial grade lift stations, the LSP-300 and LSP-400. For more information on these new additions and our entire product line, click here . May 24, 2009 New Product Launch Brac Systems Incorporated is pleased to announce the addition of several new products to its ever-increasing product offering. Firstly, we have added two larger sized residential greywater recycling systems. The RGW-500 and the RGW-502 have been added to offer a larger storage capacity to the residential line of GRS s. The RGW-502 has been equipped with an additional 1hp external pump for better delivery volumes. Please visit our Products Page for more information. The next new product offering is the much-anticipated crawlspace model aptly named, "The Lowboy!" The LB-300 "Lowboy" GRS spent several months with the R&D department where the latest technology was installed and put through rigorous testing to ensure that a quality product with uninterrupted service was produced. The LB-300 helps fill a product niche within the RGW Series Product line and broadens the Brac Systems GRS product offering. Lastly, Brac Systems has produced its own blue dye for use in the unique BDD-30 Blue Dye Dispenser from Brac Systems. BracBlue has been formulated from a safe, food-grade dye that can be used with any existing system or dispenser. Odorless and non-toxic, BracBlue can also be used to bring a natural blue appearance back to lakes, ponds and fountains. Complementing our extensive offering of GRS products, Brac Systems Incorporated goes beyond off-the-shelf items by designing cost-effective Custom Delivery Solutions tailored to meet your unique greywater reuse needs. Contact our Headquarters for more information. Please visit our Products Page for more information on our entire line of products. March 30, 2009 City of Guelph, Ontario Offers Rebate Incentive As part of its new Greywater Reuse Pilot Project, The City of Guelph, Ontario is offering a $1500 incentive rebate to each of 30 new home constructions and select home retrofit applications for the installation of a BRAC Greywater Recycling System. Working closely with Geoff Jones from EcoShift (Brac Distributor for select counties in Ontario, Canada - www.ecoshift.ca ) the Brac Systems will be installed to the City s satisfaction and keep with their goal to investigate news ways to conserve local water resources within the City limits. Congratulations to Geoff Jones for his milestone accomplishment as this is the first ever incentive given by any jurisdiction for the installation of a residential Grey Water System. For more information, please click on the following link: www.guelph.ca/living This latest announcement follows the trend set last year by the announcement that the City of Tucson, Arizona as well as the entire Province of British Columbia will be mandating the rough-in for greywater recycling systems (purple pipe systems) within the next year. This shows that an important movement has begun towards a general acceptance of Recycling Water in the home.
Brac Systems Inc is Calgary-based company (Alberta, Canada) with a phone number 4032440960. Our data show that the company is located at the address: 33 Avenue SW. The company has a web site: www.bracsystems.com.
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