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11-888-582-7438 • www.pacificnettingproducts.com Pacific Netting Products • Kingston, WA 98346
Statement of Qualifications
SPILLWAY NET
FISH
GUIDE
NET
FLOATING SURFACE
COLLECTOR
NORTH FORK DAM
BOAT
GATE
SPAR BUOY
TURNING
POINT
MULTI-FUNCTION
DEBRIS BOOM
W/GUIDANCE
SKIRT

2 Pacific Netting Products • Kingston, WA 98346 1-888-582-7438 • www.pacificnettingproducts.com
We Design, Build, Deploy and Maintain Sophisticated, Multi-Mile, High-Tech
Barrier Nets
• Design and construction consultation
• Project management and strategic planning
• Deployment and maintenance of solutions
• Engineered products with high-tech materials
• Long service life for critical installations with minimal costs and repair
• Manufactured in Kingston, Washington, USA
With over 6 million square feet of protective netting installed, we have significantly enhanced downstream fish
passage and cost effectively reduced entrainment and impingement at facilities around the world. As specialists
in netting and fish behavior, we have provided solutions for facilities to manage turtles, paddle fish, anadromous
fish, fresh and salt water game fish, wildlife, predators, algae and more.
Started by partners Glenn Kramer and Dave Erickson, following their successful careers building sophisticated nets
for demanding international fisheries, PNP has been supplying energy facilities since 1997.
Contact us today at 1-888-582-7438.
Small Business Duns #048150566 Cage Code 1W3C4
NAICS Codes: 314994 | 314999 | 238990 | 541620 | 221111 | 237990 | 541712
Pacific
Netting
Products

Full Exclusion Netting Barrier
To reduce entrainment and impingement of adult paddlefish and other game fish through facility turbines, PNP designed
a full exclusion barrier for this facility. Working with others, we built sample barriers to study behavior of the fish and
determine the proper mesh size to assure the acceptance of our solution by biologists and the fish committee. We worked
closely with the engineering firm to insure an effective debris management system and fail-safe deployment that was just
10 ft from the nearest turbine intake. After 10 years, the project is still 100% successful, with minimal maintenance and
repair, and without any failures, .
KEY FEATURES
• Full exclusion netting barrier
• 1,200 ft long x 120 ft deep
• 1” x 1” and 2” x 2” Dyneema®
netting
• Located within 10 ft of the nearest intake
• Debris net: 850 ft x 20 ft installed 12 ft upstream
• Designed for single direction flow
• Periodic reverse directional currents
• Water flow velocities of 1.0 to 3.4 fps
• Minimal maintenance
• Panelized, component construction
Ameren UE
Bagnell Dam
Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri

Full Exclusion Guide Nets, Upper Baker Lake
Pacific Netting Products designed a full depth barrier net to guide down-steam migrating smolts to a floating collector
system at Puget Sound Energy’s Upper Baker Lake. In 1985, the Skagit River annual adult sockeye returns had plunged
to a low of just ninety-nine fish, imperiling the stock. For the next twenty years, Puget Sound Energy invested in habitat,
hatchery and other methods to support the watershed’s fish populations and to improve downstream fish passage.
In 2011 a survey showed a contributing reason for poor fish passage collection results was material and design failures
of their existing partial depth barrier net. Pacific Netting provided a temporary fix and then worked with PSE engineers and
their engineering firm MWH, as well as fish biologists, regulators, contractors and others we helped them understand the
benefits of advanced material and technology in meeting their goals, concerns and downstream migration objectives.
Working under tight schedules with multiple stakeholder interests, PNP custom designed flexible exclusion and guidance
screens that were built of high molecular weight polyethylene fiber. These screens had structural features to allow
strength, shape and fish passage service during periods of high pool fluctuations. It went into service in 2012, in time
for the outbound spring migration.
KEY FEATURES
• Full exclusion guide nets
• 2,000 ft long x 300 ft deep, about 500,000 sq ft
• Built with 1/8” x 1/8” and 1/4” x 1/4” Dyneema®
netting
• Designed for extreme pool fluctuations (50 to 70 ft)
• Helped PSE achieve record downstream fish passage
• Designed for single direction water flow velocities 0.1–0.5 fps
• Secured by shore-side embedment anchors
• Deployed year round
Puget Sound
Energy
Concrete, Washington

Full Exclusion Guide Nets, Lower Baker Lake
Pacific Netting was invited to bid on the manufacture and supply of a new barrier net for the Lower Baker Dam in 2011.
The full depth exclusion net works “like an extension of the shoreline” said one agency biologist.
The success of these high-tech barrier nets has been proven in fish passage counts, installation and maintenance
cost, and in customer satisfaction. Following PSE’s investment in fish passage improvements, by June of 2014 over
one million downstream migrating salmon were collected and returns of sixty to one hundred thousand adult fish are
soon expected.
KEY FEATURES
• Full exclusion guide nets
• 2,400 ft long x 300 ft deep, 600,000 sq ft
• Built with 1/8” x 1/8” and 1/4” x 1/4” nylon
• Designed for extreme pool fluctuations (50 to 70 feet)
• Helped PSE achieve record downstream fish passage
• Designed for single direction water flow velocities 0.1–0.5 fps
Puget Sound
Energy
Concrete, Washington

Longest Full Exclusion Net in the World
PNP has been providing our barrier net technology to this customer since 2002 to assist them in reducing passage of
fish through generation units at the largest pumped storage facility in the US. This massive net is the largest barrier net in
the world. During the generation and pumping period, over 2 billion cubic ft of water per hour flow through it. The ocean
conditions, rolling surf and winds, and high water flow velocity present many unique challenges.
To meet those challenges, PNP designed a Netfloat Pressure Release System to reduce load during high water flow velocity
or inclement weather while still maintaining the net’s shape, position and effectiveness. For this critical installation,
the owner chooses to keep a redundant backup net on site. Due to weather and ice, this net is seasonally deployed,
continuously cleaned during deployment, and 20% of the net is replaced annually to maintain effectiveness.
KEY FEATURES
• 2.5 mile long, 55 ft average depth 650,000 sq ft
• 1/2” x 1/2” and 3/4” x 3/4” Dyneema®
diamond mesh netting
• Top skirt 2” Dyneema®
mesh
• 62 component sections, each varying for 100 to 300 ft in length
• Anchored from sub-surface steel embedment anchors
• Designed for bi-directional currents
• Water flow velocities up to 5.0 fps
• Seasonally deployed, continually maintained
• PNP Netfloat Pressure Release System
Consumers
Energy
Ludington, Michigan

Full Exclusion High Tension Netting Barrier
Pacific Netting was contacted by the owner and engineer to assist in preventing nuclear reactor shut downs each year
due to algae entering their cooling water intakes. We formed a team with the customer and their engineers to design
and develop a cost saving solution and install an algae and debris blocking net. The success of that net led to customer
confidence in design of a larger, seasonally deployed system that could provide additional benefits.
PNP engineered a constant tension net with its proprietary Netfloat Pressure Release System designed to reduce net load
during high water flow velocity or inclement weather while still maintaining shape, position and barrier net effectiveness.
PNP participated in detailed quality control and inspection procedures to insure fail-safe design, installation and operation
of our equipment at this nuclear facility.
In addition to blocking debris, the PNP solution prevents the entrainment of fish in the cooling water intakes and deflects
the beds of algae which seasonally occur, allowing the natural process to continue. As a result, the installation resulted
in a reduced risk of plant shut downs. It provided substantial financial savings through decreased plant maintenance
and increased production while protecting fish and the environment.
KEY FEATURES
• Built in 2007
• Expanded in 2009
• 2,000 ft long, 9-panel knotted Dyneema®
netting
• 3/4” x 3/4” and 1/2” x 1/2” net
• Provides debris control and fish exclusion
• Designed for single direction water flow velocities from 1.0 – 3.0 fps
• Seasonally deployed
• Meets fish screen criteria
Ontario Power
Generation,
Pickering Nuclear
Facility
Ontario, Canada

Repair of Full Exclusion Barrier Nets for Floating Surface Collector
The Swift No.1 Hydroelectric Project is part of the Lewis River Hydroelectric Development located in southwest
Washington State. It is owned and operated by PacifiCorp Energy. In 2008 the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
issued a new project operating license that called for the construction and operation of a Floating Surface Collector
(FSC) in Swift Reservoir to collect migrating fish and then transport them downstream by truck. When installing
guidance nets, the effects of pool fluctuation is critical to insure the nets’ supporting structures, positions and exposures
to environmental conditions. At this site, a previous catastrophic failure of a net provided by others, had occurred
within weeks of its deployment, resulting in application failure.
Pacific Netting Products was contacted by the owners, and on inspection we found a number of causes for failure. We
worked closely with the owners to minimize their cost and salvage some of their investment, and to continue to meet
FERC requirements. We quickly mobilized a team and equipment for this first-of-its-kind, in-water renovation resulting
in a major redesign and repair of this 2400 ft long, 300 ft deep, 500,000 sq ft barrier net. After on-site redesign and
rebuilding, this installation has been effectively deployed since 2015 and is providing fish guidance for the downstream
migrating smolts. In 2016 PNP added a “lead net” to improve the fish guidance efficiency of the exclusion net. The PNP
lead net is placed perpendicular to the current and helps reduce fish from straying by directing them to the collection
system for efficient passage.
KEY FEATURES
• Major work completed in 2013
• 600 ft x 60 ft lead net installed in 2016
• Lead net built of 1/4” x 1/4” and 3/32” x 3/32” Dyneema®
• Protected by Multi-Function Boom upstream for debris management
• Uses pneumatic floats to reduce pressure on the net by allowing the barrier to sink at predetermined standards,
allowing spill over the top when flows exceed designed standards. Can be used to pass floating debris as well.
• Provides debris control and fish exclusion
• Designed for single direction water flow velocities from 1.0 – 3.0 fps
PacifiCorp
Swift Reservoir
Lewis River, Washington

Full Exclusion, Full Depth Fish Guidance Barrier Nets for Floating Surface Collector
As part of FERC relicensing requirements Tacoma Power installed a floating surface collector at their Cushman No.1
Dam. As a result of our success at Baker Lake and elsewhere, PNP was brought in early in the process. Pacific Netting
Products designed the barrier net to guide juvenile migrating downstream fish to a floating surface collector. Once
collected, fish are transported and released into the North Fork Skokomish River at the base of Cushman No.2 Dam. We
worked with owners, engineers and contractors to provide a system that was delivered on time and on budget.
KEY FEATURES
• Nearly 500,000 sq ft of full exclusion guide net, surface to lake bottom
• Satisfies regulatory requirements
• Built with 1/8” x 1/8” and 1/4” x 1/4” Dyneema®
netting
• Submersible boat gate allows for easy access for dam maintenance
• PNP wave attenuator:
o Protects the NTS and FSC
o Improves fish collection and survival
o Addresses extreme environmental conditions
Tacoma Power,
Cushman Dam
Hoodsport, Washington

Improved Fish Habitat and Passage with Temperature Curtain Barrier
The Central Valley Project Improvement Act directs the Secretary of the Interior to “develop and implement a comprehensive
program to provide flows to allow sufficient spawning, incubation, rearing, and outmigration for salmon and steelhead
from Whiskeytown Dam.” They appointed the Bureau of Reclamation as the co-lead.
PNP responded to a request for quotation, and built and installed an 800 ft x 42 ft temperature curtain to BoR’s design.
This fabric curtain was constructed of 5 ply, 60 mil CSPE Hypalon fabric and incorporates an Integral 30” diameter steel
frame boat passage gate. PNP custom designed the flexible barrier to fit the location and delivered it in two sections
requiring minimal on site assembly.
This cost effective temperature curtain restrains warmer water near the surface, causing cooler water from the deeper part
of the water column to flow, providing a better migrating habitat. As a result, the Bureau of Reclamation continues to meet
federal requirements to improve fish passage and continue their mission to protect the environment.
KEY FEATURES
• 30” x 20 ft foam filled steel floats
• 48” steel anchor buoys
• 5 ply 60 mil CSPE Hypalon fabric curtain
• 30” diameter steel frame boat passage gate
• Weights, chain and all rigging components
• Shore anchors with clump weights on near shore curtain sections
• Deployed for year round use
• Anticipated lifespan of 8-10 years
• On time completion
• Met critical deadlines
Bureau of
Reclamation,
Whiskeytown Dam
Whiskeytown, California

Fish and Debris Management
City Water, Light and Power of Springfield, Illinois operates 4 coal-fired steam turbine generators. In 2015, CWLP
contacted Pacific Netting Products. Their existing net for fish and debris management was failing and needed to be
replaced. Installation, service and repairs were time consuming and costly. PNP redesigned a net to work more efficiently
in terms of both labor and environmental effectiveness. With a full, 100% blockage, our solution is helping them meet
the requirements set forth by The Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) section 316(b) of the Clean Water Act.
316(b) provides standards so that water intake structures minimize their adverse impacts on fish, fish eggs, shellfish
and other marine life.
The project at CWLP is a perfect example of how easy it can be to resolve 316(b) issues at smaller facilities without
breaking the budget. Further, improving the environment while advancing operational efficiency is a benefit to all.
KEY FEATURES
• 450 ft length x 50 ft deep
• 1/4” mesh netting
• Yellow PVC floats
• Designed for 100% exclusion of fish and debris into power plant
• Anchored from shore
• Anticipated lifespan: 10 years
• Cost effective
City Power
and Light
Springfield, Illinois

Floating Surface Collector and Spillway Net
The North Fork Hydroelectric Development is part of the Clackamas River Hydroelectric Project in northwest Oregon,
owned and operated by Portland General Electric (PGE).
The North Fork Dam is a thin-walled arch dam. Project engineers determined that a large fish collection facility in the
forebay could not safely be attached to the dam. In addition, studies revealed that fish tended to congregate along the
dam near the center of the forebay. Since a fixed collector on the shore would be unlikely to attract a significant portion of
downstream migrants, the choice for Floating Surface Collector became clear as did the need for three major components
that Pacific Netting Products supplied: the spillway net, guidance net and the Multi-Function Boom.
The first step in the solution provided to PGE was to assist them with the overall design and installation of an exclusion
net. This barrier is used to prevent downstream migrating fish from passing over the spillway, and instead guides kelts
and smolts to a migrant channel.
KEY FEATURES
PGE North Fork
Spillway and
Barrier Nets
Clackamas River, Oregon
• 300 ft x 75 ft
• Built of 1/4” x 1/4” Dyneema®
SK75 fibers
• Fitted with pneumatic floats to drop the net
when spill reaches the 4,000 cfs
• Excludes fish from going over the spillway
• Installed for year round service
• PNP assisted with the overall design
• Was the first part of the solution installed
• 30” x 20 ft foam filled steel floats
• 48” steel anchor buoys
• 5 ply 60 mil CSPE Hypalon fabric curtain
• 30” diameter steel frame boat passage gate
• Weights, chain and all rigging components
• Shore anchors with clump weights on near shore
curtain sections
• Deployed for year round use
• Anticipated lifespan of 8-10 years
• On time
• Met critical deadlines

PGE North Fork
Multi-Function
Booms
Clackamas River, Oregon
Multi-Function Debris Boom with a Boat Gate
The Floating Surface Collector (FSC) is a 2.5 million pound floating structure, designed to collect and guide downstream
migrating fish in order to improve fish passage efficiency. Guide nets, on either side of the FSC direct fish towards the
facility. A unique feature of this guide net is the top portion of the barrier. The unique hydraulics of the site required a
non-permeable barrier made of XR5 fabric to optimize water flow. To provide strength to fabric, this barrier is placed in
front of PNP Dyneema®
web and uses natural water currents for support.
To reduce debris loads for the efficient operations of the new floating surface collector and to lower costs of operations
and maintenance related to debris removal at the dam, PGE installed our patent pending high density polyethylene Multi-
Function Boom. The boom is fitted with both a debris guidance skirt and a boat gate. The debris skirt, built of a nylon
reinforced heavy duty material, guides downstream debris to a predetermined spot on the shore for easily handling.
Since installation, almost no debris has been removed from the trash racks.
KEY FEATURES
• 500 ft long x 75 ft deep
• 1/4” knotless Dyneema®
• In-line boat passage gate operates with loads
up to 7 kip
• Custom design to allow for drafting and servicing of the FSC
• 20 ft raise/lower of FSC for service
• Dam, shore and in-lake anchors
• Anticipated lifespan: 10 years
• Float system with 18” x 24” hard shell foam-filled
PE floats on 1” stainless cable
• Lowest cost of ownership
• 1,400 ft long, built in 50 ft sections
• 3/4” galvanized bolts
• 20 ft wide boat gate
• Splash guard removes small debris to allow
FSC to operate efficiently
• 4 ft deep debris skirt guides debris to shore
for easy removal
• 50 year life span
• Design load is 75 kip with a 2:1 safety factor

Temperature and Algae Curtain
In 2015 PNP teamed with a company determined to reduce the impacts of their hydroelectric dams, particularly on
migratory fish such as salmon and steelhead trout. The company has taken a proactive approach to endangered species
protection in the Northwest. In order to achieve their goals in this region, the company needed to control algae growth
in their lake environment and contain higher temperature lake water in the reservoir while releasing cooler, deeper lake
water downstream.
This curtain was designed to control algae and temperature by holding warm water and algae at the surface and causing
water deeper in the water column to flow downstream. A PNP Multi-Function Boom is used as the floating structure to
support a custom built large mesh netting fabric which provides strength and support to the adjustable, non-permeable
fabric. The non-permeable barrier was designed to be raised or lowered by operators as needed to regulate dissolved
oxygen. The large mesh was chosen to allow fish to pass below the curtain. The expected life of the curtain is 10 years,
and 25 years for the floating structure.
KEY FEATURES
• Designed to control algae and temperature
• 800 ft long x 40 ft deep
• 6” heavy netting support exclusion net
• XR5 non-permeable fabric curtain
• Operator controlled surface winch system
• Adjustable depth to 40 ft
Temperature and
Algae Curtain
West Coast, USA

Strong, Cost Effective, Freeze and UV Resistant
The excellent product life, durability and flexibility of PNP extruded high density polyethylene (HDPE) debris booms
provide superior return on investment when compared to booms built of wood, Rotomolded plastic, aluminum or other
materials. These strong, thick walled products can be easily transported, assembled, configured and custom designed
for your site specific needs. Their extremely high tensile strength, suitability for wide range temperatures (-140°F to
+140°F) and excellent UV resistance, provide you a product with a material life of 50 to 100 years.
PNP booms can be foam filled for superior, permanent floatation or built with ballast tanks to allow submersion and
re-floatation or adjustable floatation. Each boom is manufactured with 100% full surface, full strength, certified fusion-
type welds. They have specially designed load bearing steel end fittings to suit your specific requirements and minimal
moving parts to lower O and M costs. The benefits of these features allow you the ability to replace, reuse or repair any
of the individual fittings or boom sections. You can also customize your debris or log boom to your site-specific needs,
as your operations or opportunities require.
Engineered Debris and Log Boom Options
Options: splash guards welded to the boom to prevent debris from being pushed over the top of the boom; attachments, added
to the bottom of the boom, for guidance of debris to collection points, behavioral guidance of fish, or other requirements;
ballasted sections to achieve optimum flotation height for best performance, wave attenuation, boat access or a combination.
Debris booms are currently installed at facilities including Swift Reservoir, Willamette Falls, Iron Gate Dam and others.
KEY FEATURES
• Long service life (50+ years)
• Corrosion free, will not rust or rot
• Resistant to UV and biological growth
• Withstands temperatures to 140°F below zero
• Shipped in sections for on-site assembly
• Foam filled or ballasted, sink and re-float options
• Rugged heavy wall, full surface fusion welded construction
• Excellent for debris containment or deflection in
low and high flow conditions
• Deployed in continuous lengths or in individual
sections, flanged or bolted together
• Fitted with galvanized or stainless steel end caps
to allow articulation
• Custom designed to suit your site specific needs
• Variety of length or diameter requirements
• Cost effective
Engineered
Debris and
Log Booms

Structures for Commercial and Residential Marine Industry
Our strong, cost effective, freeze and UV resistant, customized high density polyethylene dock structures support a wide
variety of decking materials, shapes, sizes and applications. They are ideal for commercial wharves, pleasure marinas,
and float plane dock ramps that sink and re-float. These structures are the best dock solution for your budget, harsh
environments, and helping you meet federal or state light passage requirements. Built with heavy duty, custom made
hardware and customized to any length or size, the thick wall floats can be foam filled for superior, permanent flotation
or built with ballast tanks for submersion and re-flotation. Benefits of this design include the ability to easily repair
failing docks, sinking houseboats or build custom designed float plane docks with sinking portions for easy launch and
retrieval of the airplane.
PNP structures are manufactured with a 100% full surface, full strength, certified fusion-type welds and designed for
easy attachment of connection hardware. Customers can request fully assembled and completed structures, or purchase
portions for on-site construction that are easily transported. Our floating structures are designed to work in areas of
extreme tidal fluctuation and can sit on the beach at low tide without damage.
Currently installed at public and private marinas, camps, lodges and at government facilities.
KEY FEATURES
-
Engineered
Docks and
Floats
• Long service life (50+ years)
• Corrosion free, will not rust or rot
• Resistant to UV and biological growth
• Foam filled or designed for sink and re-float options
• Multiple decking options
• Withstands temperatures to 140°F below zero
• Rugged heavy wall, full surface fusion-welded
construction
• Can be shipped in sections for on-site assembly
• Custom designs built to suit specific needs for a wide
variety of applications
• Can be shipped complete or as a kit or with High
Density Polyethylene (HDPE) skeleton only
• Helps to meet federal and state light penetration
requirements where applicable
• Cost effective

Port Security, Demarcation Barriers and Wave Attenuators
With over 35 years of experience designing and manufacturing High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) products, installations
of our custom fabricated engineered structures can be found at federal, state, port, municipal and private installations
and facilities around the world. With a long service life, excellent resistance to UV and biological growth, and superior
strength, these corrosion free structures are often the most cost effective option available.
• Aquaculture • Skiff Hoists • Custom Designs
Custom
Fabricated
Engineered
Structures

Super Strong Dyneema®
Fiber for High-Performance Barrier Nets
Protecting aquatic infrastructure products calls for barrier nets that are both strong and durable. We’ve designed and
produced over 6 million square feet of protective netting systems using Dyneema®
fiber support ropes and netting
products manufactured by Samson®
.
Dyneema®
is the proprietary brand name of HMPE (high modulus polyethylene) fiber manufactured by DSM. It is a man-
made fiber that is among the strongest fibers manufactured today. Technically, it is an ultra-high molecular weight, low
density, highly crystalline linear polyethylene fiber. It is used in many applications, but when used in rope and cordage
products it results in ropes that are as strong or stronger than steel wire ropes but weigh 85% less. Dyneema®
fiber has
increased abrasion resistance, better flex fatigue performance compared to steel wire, yet it is light weight enough to
float. Highly UV resistant, it is impervious to damage from nearly the full spectrum of industrial chemicals. Its smooth
surface with a low coefficient of friction results in less damage to other system components and to the fish and marine
life it is set to divert. The smooth surface also provides low adhesion for zebra mussels and other marine growth.
KEY FEATURES
• The same strength as equivalent sized steel wire rope, at 1/7th the weight
• Highest strength with least amount of surface area
• Good solution for fish guidance, impingement and entrainment control
• Low adhesion of marine growth and zebra mussels
• Excellent UV, abrasion and fatigue resistance
• Does not decay or absorb water
• Presents an extremely smooth surface for fish and marine life
Dyneema®
Fibers

Samson Rope and Cordage Products are Specifically Engineered to Maximize the
Benefits of Dyneema®
HMPE Fiber
Pacific Netting Products uses Samson’s AmSteel®
-Blue rope made with Dyneema®
HMPE fiber as support ropes for
our netting systems. With over 130 years of experience manufacturing braided rope and cordage products, Samson is
among the most established rope manufacturers in the world. They have more experience engineering and manufacturing
rope products with HMPE fiber than any other cordage company.
Samson’s research and development organization is the most advanced in the industry. The engineers in the Samson
Innovation and Testing Center work closely with Pacific Netting Products to supply design and testing to insure that the
products delivered are the absolute best solution available whatever the application.
AmSteel®
-Blue has proven itself in applications as diverse as large vessel mooring, ship assist and tug operations,
commercial fishing, aquaculture, offshore installation, winch lines and heavy lift slings – all applications where failure
is not an option and there are rarely second chances. Ultra-high strength and light weight combine to make handling
easier and safer than the alternatives while lasting longer in critical applications.
For aquaculture or marine life management applications, AmSteel®-Blue’s smooth surface and low coefficient of friction
ensure that contact damage or injuries are minimized. Very low elongation after the initial construction is set and bedded
in, means there are fewer adjustments to maintain tension in taut-line systems.
Material
Selection

• Up to 1 million pounds of tensile strength
• Elimination of wear points to help prevent catastrophic failure
• 50 year working life, corrosion free, UV resistant
• Reliable, stronger, safer, longer lasting, customizable
• Designed for FERC compliance, environmentally safe
• Near neutral buoyancy for surface or submerged sses
• Military, federal, state, community and companies
• Site specific design
Proven
Solutions
316(b)
• Fish Guidance or Exclusion
• Debris Guidance or Exclusion
• Wave Attenuation
• 316(b) Compliance
• Security and Demarcation Barriers
• Temperature Curtains
• Silt and Algae Control
• Low Operations and Maintenance Cost
Patent Pending High Density Polyethylene [HDPE] Fusion-Welded Booms

Applying Proven Solutions to Each Unique Situation
Every hydroelectric facility requires fail-safe barrier net installation. There are no other netting engineers in the world who
have the experience of Pacific Netting Products in protecting owners’ investments, facilities, the safety of workers and the
public, and preventing the entrainment or impingement of aquatic species.
While each customer has site specific and distinctive needs, all benefit from
PNP’s combined comprehensive project management experience. Our service
and expertise includes site reviews, analysis and investigation of:
• Target and non-target fish species and behavior
• Debris and vegetation, size and volume
• Unique environment and deployment concerns
• Lake or river bottom condition, characteristics and bathometry
• Ultimate barrier positioning for effectiveness and efficiency
• Addressing operations and maintenance and safety concerns
• Custom design of netting, frame, anchoring and flotation for each installation
• Design of net attachment to owners unique structure
• Positioning of anchoring on lake bed and shoreline
• Design for extremes in pool elevation
• Deployment location and logistics review
Project
Evaluation
and Site
Selection

The Industry Standard for Hydro-Power Applications
Pacific Netting Products has developed the industry standards in design, engineering, construction and installation of
high-tech synthetic mesh barrier netting systems for hydro-power applications. With over 6 million square feet of netting
installed, our systems have proven their success, delivering increased downstream smolt migrations at low installation
and maintenance cost, with high customer satisfaction.
Our Best Practices, Technique and Methodology
• Building site specific solutions
• Providing design and construction, consultation and management as part of each project
• Delivering strategic planning and coordination with engineering, contractors and other stake holders
• Using world class materials and components that are fail-safe and environmentally friendly
• Providing final assembly and installation support and supervision
• Building products with long service life and minimal costs
• Offering ongoing maintenance and inspection support
• Delivering effective, efficient systems that reduce risk for the operator
Industry
Standards
and Best
Practices

Instruction, Support and Service for Maximum Reliability
• Inspection guidance
• Ongoing review of video inspection report
• OEM repair and maintenance
With repair and maintenance in mind from the early stage of our design, we build our nets in sections or panels. The
benefit of panelized construction allows simple on-site repairs by removal and replacement of individual damaged
sections. In addition, the vertical ropes that define each section provide a strong framework for support and prevent
catastrophic failure. Componentized construction reduces the cost of maintenance and repair.
Repair and
Maintenance

Andrew Peters
Director of Sales and Marketing
andy@pacificnettingproducts.com
Glenn Kramer
Principal
glenn@pacificnettingproducts.com
Dave Erickson
Principal
dave@pacificnettingproducts.com
888.582.7438 | pacificnettingproducts.com
Pacific Netting Products | 25993 United Road NE | Kingston | Washington 98346 USA

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