Exhibit 10.5

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Job No: 432 6358 Manor Lane
Cost Code: 15-500 Miami, Florida 33143
Tel (305) 662-1973-- Fax (305)662-1973

THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this 28th day of December, 2000 by and
between TERREMARK TECHNOLOGY CONTRACTORS INC., a Florida Corporation,
(hereinafter called TERREMARK) and:

Kinetic Systems, Inc.
Santa Clara Division
33225 Western Avenue
Union City, CA 94587
Tel: (650)675-6000
Fax: (650)675-6180
Craig Kirk

Witnesseth, that the subcontractor and TERREMARK agree as follows:

ARTICLE I DESCRIPTION OF WORK

1.1 The Subcontractor shall and will provide and install (as
applicable) all design services labor materials, tools, supplies, equipment,
service, supervision, administration and all things necessary, with workmanship
to be of the highest and best quality for the job known as NAP of the Americas
Inc. located at the 2nd floor of that certain building known as "Technology
Center of the America" at 50 NE 9th Street (see legal description attached) in
strict accordance with all codes and regulations of all governmental agencies
having jurisdiction and attached exhibits.

1.2 Plans are furnished by Peter Notari, MA as listed in exhibit "I".

1.3 The Work is defined as the complete installation and design of see
subcontractor's proposal and letter of intent attached (Exhibit "A")

ARTICLE II TIME OF COMPLETION

2.1 The Subcontractor shall complete the several portions and the whole
of the Work included in this Contract at or before the times or times
hereinafter stated: June 15, 2001

PURSUANT TO TERREMARK'S SCHEDULE, A COPY WHICH IS ATTACHED AS EXHIBIT "K"

2.2 Should the subcontractor in any way cause delay to the progress of
the Work so as to cause any damage to Terremark or any damages for which
Terremark shall become liable, the Subcontractor shall compensate Terremark
therefore. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Subcontractor shall not be liable for
loss of use of services or existing property, loss of profits, loss of product
or business interruption any special, indirect, incidental. consequential
damages arising from, or relating to, Subcontractor's breach therefore.

2.3 The Subcontractor and Terremark shall mutually agree on a progress
schedule that will enable Terremark to complete the project within the number of
days specified in the Owner/Contractor agreement. Should the Subcontractor delay
the progress of the job, he shall be responsible for liquidated damages (as set
forth on the Owner/Contractor agreement). Subcontractor shall be liable for
liquidated damages only if actual liquidated damages are assessed (see attached
Exhibit "H").

2.4 Updated schedules may be provided from time to time to the
subcontractor. It is the Subcontractor's responsibility to secure an updated
schedule and abide by it. Subcontractor will not be required to accelerate
progress from his original work schedule, unless subcontractor so agrees to the
acceleration.

2.5 The following conditions will constitute a delay to the progress:

1. If Subcontractor fails to begin and continue the Work
on the specific day that the current progress
schedule dictates, or

2. If Subcontractor, in Terremark's opinion, falls
behind in the schedule due to, lack of competent
personnel, lack of materials, lack of, subcontractor
cooperation, etc.

2.6 Terremark may immediately assess liquidated damages and withhold
same from subcontractor monthly draw. If liquidated damages are assessed by
Owner against Terremark due to a delay caused by subcontractor, Terremark shall
have the right to assess subcontractor for the liquidated damages assessed
against it by Owner. If no liquidated damages are assessed, all monies withheld
will be immediately' refunded to the subcontractor, less any additional general
condition costs and/or direct costs of other trades incurred by Terremark due
delay.

2.7 Terremark if it deems necessary, may direct the Subcontractor to
work overtime. If so instructed by Terremark, Subcontractor will work said
overtime, and provided that the Subcontractor is not in default in any of the
provision herein, Terremark will pay the Subcontractor for the actual premium on
wages paid, at rates which have been approved by Terremark, plus taxes imposed
by law on such wage premiums when required to be paid by the Subcontractor.

2.8 If however, the Subcontractor delays the progress of the Work, the
Subcontractor shall at its own cost and expense, work such overtime as may be
necessary to avoid delay in the completion of the building.

ARTICLE III CONTRACT CONSIDERATION

3.1 The sum to be paid by Terremark to the Subcontractor for the Work
included in this Contract shall be: ( S 4,237,000.00 ) in current funds, subject
to additions and deductions as herein provided, which sums shall include all
permits, fees, inspection costs and/or taxes required by any division of
Federal, State or local government.

See EXHIBIT "B" ("schedule of values") attached hereto and made a part hereof by
this reference.

3.2 The Contract Consideration stated herein to be paid to the
Subcontractor by Terremark includes all Municipal, State, County and Federal
taxes imposed by law and based upon labor performed, materials furnished or
services rendered, including, but not limited to, payroll taxes, sales taxes,
use taxes levied or assessed against the Owner, or the Contractor, or the
Subcontractor arising out of either the acquisition by the Subcontractor or by
any of its subcontractors of materials, equipment, or any other kind of personal
property, or the furnishing of labor and/or services in connection with the
Work. Where the law requires any such tax to be stated and charged separately,
the total of all items included within the Work and the added tax shall not
exceed the Contract Consideration state herein.

3.3 The parties hereto specifically agree that a condition precedent to
all payments to be made by Terremark to Subcontractor, including the final
payment, is the payment of corresponding sums to Terremark by the Owner of the
job for which Terremark is General Contractor.

3.4 On or before the 20"' day of each month the Subcontractor shall
submit to Terremark, in the form required by Terremark, a written requisition
for payment (Exhibits A & B) showing the proportionate value of the Work
installed to that date, from which shall be deducted a reserve often percent
(10%) of the total value of the work completed and stored to date; and all other
charges for material or service furnished by Terremark to the Subcontractor. The
balance of the amount of said requisition, as approved by Terremark and the
Architect, shall be due the Subcontractor on or about the 30th day of the
succeeding month (Payment is predicated upon receipt of payment from Owner).

The Contractor shall keep full and detailed accounts and exercise such
controls as may be necessary for proper financial management under this
Contract, and the accounting and control systems shall be satisfactory to the
Owner. The Owner and the Owners' accountants shall be afforded access to, and
shall be permitted to audit and copy, the Contractor's records, books,
correspondence, instructions, drawings, receipts, subcontracts, purchase orders,
vouchers, memoranda and other data relating to this Contract, and the Contractor
shall preserve these for a period of one (1) year after final payment, or for
such lancer period as may be required by law.

With each Application for Payment, the contractor shall submit
payrolls, petty cash accounts, receipted invoices or invoices with check
vouchers attached, and any other evidence required by the owner or Architect to
demonstrate that cash disbursements already made by the contractor on account of
the cost of the Work equal or exceed (1) progress payments already received b
the Contractor less that portion of those payments attributable to the
Contractor's fee.

Each Application for Payment shall be based on the most recent schedule
of values submitted by the Contractor in accordance with the Contract Documents.
The schedule of values shall allocate the entire Guaranteed Maximum Price among
the various portions of the Work, except that the Con tractor's Fee shall be
shown as a single separate item. The schedule of values shall be prepared in
such form and supported by such data to substantiate its accuracy as the Owner
may require. This schedule, unless objected to by the Owner, shall be used as a
basis for reviewing the Contractor's Applications for Payment.

Applications for Payment shall show the percentage of completion of
each portion of the Work as of the end of the period covered by the Application
for Payment. The percentage of completion shall be the lesser off!) the
percentage of that portion of the Work which has actually been completed, or (2)
the percentage obtained by dividing (a) the expense that has actually been
incurred by the Contractor on account of that portion of the Work for which the
Contractor has made or intends to make actual payment prior to the next
Application for Payment by (b) the share of the Guaranteed Maximum Price
allocated to that portion of the Work in the schedule of Values.

3.5 No payment will be processed until all required submittals have
been made by subcontractor and accepted by owner or architect.

3.6 Terremark reserves the right to advance the dates of any payment
(including the final payment) under this Contract if, in its sole judgment, it
becomes desirable to do so.

3.7 Subcontractor shall furnish, along with last progress draw request,
all necessary warranties, product data, manuals, as-built drawings, and other
closeout documents as required in the specifications.

3.8 The final payment shall be made after the completion of the Work
covered by this Contract and acceptance thereof by Terremark and the Architect,
provided all Plans and Specifications have been returned to Terremark by the
Subcontractor and also provided the Subcontractor has given to Terremark
satisfactory evidence that the premises are free from all liens or other claims
chargeable to the premises or the said Subcontractor.

3.9 Prior to final payment, the Subcontractor shall execute and deliver
to Terremark, a Conditional Waiver of Liens in a form satisfactory to Terremark,
which provides for a General Release upon full payment Subcontractor shall
furnish Terremark with all equipment and material warranties.

3.10 If at any time there shall be evidence of any lien or claim for
which, if established, Terremark or Owner of said premises might become liable,
and which is chargeable to the Subcontractor and/or when damage shall be caused
by this Subcontractor to other work, Terremark shall have the right to retain
out of any payment then due, or thereafter to become due, an amount sufficient
to completely indemnify itself and the Owner for any loss or damage, including
legal fees and disbursements, which either may sustain in discharging such lien
or claim.

3.11 Should there prove to be any such claim after all payments are
made, the Subcontractor shall refund to Terremark all monies that Terremark or

the Owner shall pay in discharging such lien on or claim against such premises
and al expenses incurred in connection therewith.

3.12 No payment made under this contract shall be conclusive evidence
of the performance of this Contract, either wholly or in part, and no payment
including final payment shall be construed as acceptance of defective work or
improper materials, nor shall entrance and use by the Owner constitute
acceptance of the Work hereunder of any part thereof.

ARTICLE IV EXTENSION OF TIME

4.1 Should the Subcontractor be delayed in the prosecution or
completion of the Work by the act, neglect or default of Terremark or of any
person employed by Terremark upon the Project, or by any damage caused by a
force majeure event or by an event not within Subcontractor's reasonable
control, fire or other casualty or by combined action of the workmen, in no way
caused by or resulting from default or collusion on the part of the
Subcontractor, or any extraordinary conditions arising out of war government
regulations, then the time herein fixed for the completion of the Work shall be
extended for a period of time equivalent to the time lost by reason of any or
all causes aforesaid, which extended period shall be determined and fixed by
Architect, but no such allowance shall be made unless a claim therefore is
presented in writing to Terremark within forty-eight hours of commencement of
such delay. Such extensions of time shall release and discharge Terremark of and
from any claims which the Subcontractor may have on account of any of the
aforesaid causes of delay. Further, in the event of a delay caused by any act or
omission of Terremark or the Owner. Subcontractor shall be entitled to an
adjustment of its contract price to cover the additional cost incurred or labor
material and reasonable overhead and profit.

ARTICLE V FREIGHT CHARGES & SHIPMENTS

5.1 The Subcontractor in making or ordering shipments shall not consign
nor have consigned materials in the name of Terremark. Terremark shall not make
payments for charges on shipments made by or to Subcontractor except at its
option, in which case the Subcontractor shall reimburse Terremark for such
expense, plus a service charge of twenty-five percent (25%) of the amount so
paid.

5.2 Terremark shall have the right to designate the carrier or railroad
over which all materials required for the Work shall be shipped provided that
the Subcontractor's cost is not increased thereby.

ARTICLE VI SPECS & GENERAL CONDITIONS

6.1 The Subcontractor assumes for the portion of the Work covered by
this Contract, all obligations placed upon Terremark in the General Contract,
the Plans, Specifications and General Conditions mentioned in Article I which
Contract, Plans, Specifications and General Conditions are hereby made a part
hereof. These documents are available at all reasonable times at the offices of
Terremark for examination by the Subcontractor.

6.2 The dimensions given on the Plans and in the Specifications are
approximate only and the Subcontractor shall take such measurements as will
insure the proper matching and fitting of the Work covered by this Contract with
contiguous work.

6.3 The Subcontractor shall prepare and submit to Terremark such shop
drawings as may be required for the complete detailing of the Work. Approval by
Terremark and or the Architect will not relieve the Subcontractor of its
obligation to perform the Work in strict accordance with the Plans and or
Specifications or the proper matching and fitting of the Work with contiguous
work.

6.4 Should the proper and accurate performance of the Work included in
this Contract depend upon the proper and accurate performance of other work not
included in this Contract, the Subcontractor shall use all necessary means to
discover any defects in such other work and shall report the said defects in
writing to Terremark before proceeding with the Work, and shall allow Terremark
a reasonable time to remedy such defects.

ARTICLE VII INTERPRETATION OF PLANS & SPECS

7.1 The Work included in this Contract is to be done under the
direction and to the satisfaction of both the Design Build Engineer and
Terremark, and the decision of the said Architect as to the true construction
and meaning of the Plans and Specifications shall be final. Subcontractor will
obtain from Terremark such additional information and Plans as may be prepared
by the Architect to further describe the Work to be performed by the
Subcontractor and the Subcontractor shall conform to and abide by same insofar
as they are consistent with the purpose and intent of the Plans and
Specification referred to in Article I. Terremark shall reserve the right, from
time to time, whether the Work or any part thereof shall or shall not have been
completed to make changes, additions and/or omissions in the Work as it may deem
necessary, upon written order to the Subcontractor. No such changes, however,
shall be made in the Work, except upon written order of Terremark.

ARTICLE VIII CHANGE ORDERS, ADDITIONS & DEDUCTIONS

8.1 No alterations except as provided in Articles VI and VII hereof
shall be made in the Work covered by this Contract except upon written order of
Terremark, and when so made the value of the Work to be added or omitted shall
be stated in said order, and the amount added to or deducted from the Contract
price. Should the parties hereto be unable to agree as to the value of such work
to be added or omitted, the Subcontractor shall proceed under the written order
of Terremark, from which order the stated value of the work shall be omitted,
and the determination of the value of the Work shall be referred to the
Architect whose decision shall be binding upon both parties hereto. Change
orders must be submitted and approved by Terremark prior to requesting payment
for same. Subcontractor agrees to cooperate to its fullest in pricing any and
all change orders which are requested by the general contractor. It is hereby
understood that change orders are normal part of most projects and it is crucial
to process change orders in a timely fashion. Additionally, the costs of change
orders should be in line with the pricing of the original project. Should the

subcontractor not respond in accordance with the above mentioned requisites, the
contractor, at his discretion may proceed and prepare the change order using his
data base for pricing purposes and charge the subcontractor for his time spent
in preparing the change order.

Additionally, the subcontractor will be expected to implement the change order
for the amount that the general contractor has established.

Payment for said change order would be in accordance with all payments as
outlined in this agreement.

ARTICLE IX INSPECTIONS/DEFECTIVE WORK

9.1 The Subcontractor shall provide sufficient, safe, and proper
facilities at all times, for the inspection of the Work by Terremark, the
Architect or their authorized representatives in the field, at shops, or at any
other place where materials required thereunder are in the course of
preparation, manufacture, treatment, or storage. The Subcontractor shall, within
twenty-four hours after receiving written notice from Terremark to that effect,
proceed to take down all portions of the Work, and remove from the premises all
material, whether worked or unworked, which the Architect or Terremark shall
condemn as unsound or improper, or as in any way failing to conform to the Plans
and Specifications and the Subcontractor at is own cost and expense shall make
good all work damaged or destroyed thereby and replace all materials removed
with proper materials.

ARTICLE X FAILURE TO PROSECUTE

10.1 Should the Subcontractor at any time refuse or neglect to supply a
sufficiency of skilled workmen or materials of the proper quality and quantity,
or fail in any respect to prosecute the Work with promptness and diligence, or
cause by any action or omission the stoppage or delay of or interference with
the Work of Terremark or of any other subcontractors on the building, or fail in
performance of any of the agreements on its part contained herein, or become
bankrupt or insolvent or go into liquidation either voluntarily or under an
order of a court of competent jurisdiction or make a general assignment for the
benefit of creditors or otherwise acknowledge insolvency, Terremark shall be at
liberty, after 72 hours written notice to the Subcontractor, mailed or delivered
to the last known address of the later, to provide through itself or through
others, any such labor or materials, and to deduct the cost thereof from any
money due to, and thereafter to become due to, the Subcontractor for said Work
and to enter on the premises and take possession, for the purpose of completing
the Work included in this Contract, of all materials, tools, equipment and
appliances thereon, and to employ any other person or persons to finish the
Work, and to provide materials, tools, equipment and appliances thereon, and to
employ any other person or persons to finish the Work, and to provide materials
therefore, the Subcontractor hereby assigns, transfers and sets over unto
Terremark all said materials, tools, equipment and appliances. In case of such
termination of the employment of the Subcontractor, the said Subcontractor shall
not be entitled to receive any further payment under this Contract until said
Work shall be wholly finished, at which time, if the unpaid balance of the
amount to be paid by Terremark to the Subcontractor exceeds the expense incurred

by Terremark in finishing the Work, such excess shall be paid by Terremark to
the Subcontractor. The expense incurred by Terremark shall include the cost of
furnishing all materials and labor utilized in of finishing the Work, and any
damages incurred through the default of the Subcontractor.

10.2 In connection with any litigation or arbitration arising out of
this Agreement, the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover from the other
party said prevailing party's reasonable attorney's fees and costs, including
attorney's fees and costs for any appellate proceedings.

ARTICLE XI LOSS OR DAMAGE TO WORK

11.1 Terremark shall not be responsible for loss or damage to the Work
included in this Contract, until after final acceptance of the Work by the
Architect and itself nor shall it be responsible for loss or damage to
materials, tools, or appliances of the Subcontractor used or to be used in its
construction however caused.

11.2 The total value of the property described above as the insurable
hereunder and as shown on the approved monthly requisition provided for in
Article III, plus the total value of similar property delivered during the month
but not included in the aforesaid requisition, as reported by the Subcontractor
to Terremark for insurance purposes only, shall determine the total value of the
Subcontractor's work, materials and equipment to be insured.

11.3 The maximum liability to the Subcontractor under this insurance
shall be for not more than that proportion of any loss which the last reported
value of the insured property bore to the actual value of said property at the
time of such last report, and in no event for more than the actual loss.

11.4 In the event of a loss insured hereunder, the Subcontractor shall
be bound by any adjustment which shall be made between Terremark and/or the
Owner and the insurance company or companies. Loss, if any, shall be made
payable to Terremark and/or the Owner, as their interest may appear, for the
account of whom it may concern.

ARTICLE XII CLEANING

12.1 The Subcontractor shall clean and remove from contiguous work any
dirt which was caused by the execution of the Work included in this Contract and
the Subcontractor shall clean up and remove from the premises all debris caused
by the execution of the Work included in this Contract daily. Should the
Subcontractor fail to remove its debris daily, Terremark will remove it and
charge the cost to the Subcontractor.

ARTICLE XIII LAWS & PERMITS

13.1 The Subcontractor shall obtain and pay for all necessary permits
and licenses pertaining to the Work and shall comply with all Federal, State and
Municipal Laws, ordinances, rules and regulations and with the requirements of
the Board of Fire Underwriters, whether provided for by the said Plans,
Specifications and General Conditions, or not so provided for, without
additional charge or expenses to Terremark, and shall be responsible for any and

all corrections of any violations thereof in the Work included in this Contract.
The Subcontractor shall indemnify and save harmless Terremark from any and all
loss, expense, damage or injury caused or occasioned directly or indirectly by
its failure to comply with the provisions of the said laws, ordinances, rules
regulations and requirements, and shall at any time upon final demand, furnish
to Terremark an affidavit showing such compliance on its part. Subcontractor
shall have all construction documents related to the work signed and sealed by a
Licensed Florida Registered Engineer.

ARTICLE XIV LABOR TO BE EMPLOYED

14.1 The Subcontractor shall not employ men or means which may cause
strikes, work stoppage or any disturbances by workmen employed by the
Subcontractor, Terremark or other contractors or subcontractors in any Work
which is the subject of this Contract or related to or in connection with the
location hereinbefore mentioned.

The Subcontractor agrees that all disputes as to jurisdiction of trades arising
on the job shall be adjusted in accordance with any plan for the settlement of
jurisdictional disputes which may be in effect either nationally or in the
locality in which the Work is being done, provided that this Agreement shall not
be in violation or conflict with any provisions. In the event of Subcontractor's
breach of the foregoing, Terremark shall be at liberty, after three days written
notice mailed or delivered to the last known address of the Subcontractor, to
terminate this Contract or any part thereof or the employment of the
Subcontractor for the said Work and Terremark may, for the purpose of completing
the Work, enter upon the premises and take possession, in the same manner and
upon the same conditions as are described in Article X.

ARTICLE XV GOVERNMENT TAXES

15.1 The Subcontractor, for the Contract Price herein provided, hereby
accepts and assumes exclusive liability for, and shall hold Terremark harmless
against the payment of:

1. All contributions, taxes or premiums which may be
payable under the Unemployment Insurance Law of any
State or under the Federal Social Security Act,
measured upon the payroll of employees, by whomsoever
employed, engaged in the performance of the Work
included in this Contract.

2. All sales, use or other taxes levied or assessed
against the Owner, Terremark or the Subcontractor
arising out of the Work, including but not limited to
taxes on any kind of building materials, supplies or
equipment.

ARTICLE XVI PATENTS

16.1 The Subcontractor hereby agrees to indemnify, protect and hold
harmless Terremark and/or the Owner form loss or damage and to reimburse
Terremark and/or the Owner for any expense, including legal fees and

disbursements, to which Terremark and/or the Owner may be put because of
litigation on account of infringement or alleged infringement of any letters
patent or patent rights by reason of the Work or materials used by the
Subcontractor. However, this provision shall not apply to items specifically
required by this Agreement, the Contract Documents, the Owner or Terremark.

ARTICLE XVII ASSIGNMENT OR TRANSFER

17.1 Neither this Contract nor the monies to become due hereunder shall
be assignable without the consent of Terremark and any assignment without such
consent in writing shall vest no right of action in the assignee against
Terremark. Subcontract shall not sublet the whole or any part of this
Subcontract without prior written Consent from Terremark.

ARTICLE XVIII TERMINATION OF CONTRACT

18.1 Terremark shall have the right at any time to cancel this Contract
and require the Subcontractor to cease work thereon, in which case Terremark
shall indemnify the Subcontractor against any damages directly resulting from
such cancellation, except that the Subcontractor shall not entitled to
prospective profits on work unperformed and/or material unfurnished.

ARTICLE XIX GUARANTEE

19.1 Unless a longer period is provided in the Specifications, or
General Conditions, the Subcontractor shall repair at its own expense and at the
convenience of the Owner immediately, any defect in workmanship or materials
discovered within one year from the date of the acceptance of the Work included
in this Contract.

19.2 The Subcontractor hereby guarantees the Work to the full extent of
the provisions of the Plans, Specifications and General Conditions.

19.3 In any event the Subcontractor shall pay for all damage to the
building resulting from defects in the Work and all expenses necessary to
remove, replace and/or repair the Work and any other work which may be damaged
in removing or repairing the Work.

19.4 Notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary, the
warranties set forth herein are exclusive, and Subcontractor expressly disclaims
all other warranties, whether written or implied or statutory. including but not
limited to, any warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular
purpose, with respect to the equipment and materials provided hereunder.
Subcontractor shall not be liable for any special, indirect, incidental or
consequential damages arising from, or relating to this limited warranty or its
breach.

ARTICLE XX ACCIDENT PREVENTION

20.1 The Subcontractor agrees that the prevention of accidents to
workmen engaged in the Work under this Agreement is the responsibility of the
Subcontractor. The Subcontractor agrees to comply with all laws, regulations and
codes concerning safety standards established during the progress of the Work
which Terremark deems unsafe until corrective measures, satisfactory to
Terremark, have been taken, and further agrees to make no claim for damages
growing out of such stoppages. Should the Subcontractor neglect to adopt such
corrective measures, Terremark may perform them and deduct the cost from
payments due or to become due the Subcontractor. Failure on the part of
Terremark to stop unsafe practices shall in no way, relieve the Subcontractor of
its responsibility.

20.2 Subcontractor will take all measures necessary to protect all of
their work and/or that work either stored or installed by another trade whether
adjacent or not to subcontractor's work, from any damages which may occur,
whether incidental or not. Should subcontractor damage or cause damage to any
such work, it shall be held responsible under this agreement.

ARTICLE XXI LIABILITY FOR DAMAGE & PERSONAL INJURY

21.1 Subcontractor agrees to indemnity and hold harmless Terremark and
its agents against claims, damages, bodily injury, or property damage arising
out of the Subcontractor's work and to the extent caused by any negligent act or
omission of the Subcontractor, its a cents. and its employees. Notwithstanding
the foregoing, Subcontractor shall not be liable for loss of use of services, or
existing property, loss of profits, loss of product or business interruption any
special, indirect, incidental, liquidated or consequential damages arising from,
or relating to Subcontractor's breach thereof.

ARTICLE XXII BOND

22.1 If required the Subcontractor shall furnish Terremark a payment
and performance bond in the amount of $ N/A guaranteeing the faithful
performance of the provisions of this Contract, the form and contents of such
bond and surety therein satisfactory to Terremark. The said parties for
themselves, their heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns, do
hereby agree to the full performance of the covenants herein contained.

ARTICLE XXIII INSURANCE

23.1 Before commencing the work, the Subcontractor shall procure and
maintain, at is own expense, until completion and final acceptance of the work,
at least the following insurance:

LIABILITY INSURANCE

1. Worker's Compensation and Employer's Liability
Insurance in accordance with the laws of the State in
which the work is situated and including coverage for
Federal Acts where applicable. We request

$1,000,000.00 or higher coverage on any hazardous
operations (such as cranes etc.)

2. Contractor's Public Liability Insurance (including
Contractors' Protective Liability Insurance if the
Subcontractor sublets to another any portion of the
work under this Contract) and automobile Liability
with the following minimum coverage (indicated by the
X on the appropriate line) and limits schedule
herein:

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TYPE OF INSURANCE LIMITS OF LIABILITY IN THOUSANDS
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GENERAL LIABILITY EACH OCCURRENCE AGGREGATE
----------------- --------------- ---------

o Comprehensive Form Bodily Injury $500,000.00 $500,000.00
o Premises--Operations
o Explosion & Collapse Hazard Property Damage $500,000.00 $500,000.00
o Underground Hazard

o Products/Completed Operation Bodily Injury & $500,000.00 $500,000.00
Hazard Property Damage
o Contractual Insurance Combined
o Broad Form Property Damage
o Independent Contractors

o Personal Injury PERSONAL INJURY
Bodily Injury
(each person) $500,000.00 $500,000.00
AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY
o Comprehensive Form
o Owned Bodily Injury(each
occurrence) $500,000.00 $500,000.00
o Hired
o Non-Owned Property Damage $500,000.00
Bodily Injury &
Property
ERROR & OMISSIONS $5,000,000.00

Before commencing the work, the Subcontractor shall furnish a certificate from
all insurance carriers showing the above insurance is in force, stating policy
numbers, dates of expiration, and limits of liability thereunder, and further
providing that the insurance will not be cancelled or changed prior to at least
(30) days after written notice of such cancellation or change has been mailed to
Terremark.

If the Subcontractor fails to procure and maintain such Insurance
Terremark shall have the right to procure and maintain the said insurance for

and in the name of the Subcontractor and the Subcontractor shall pay the cost
thereof and shall furnish all necessary information to make effective and
maintain such insurance.

ARTICLE XXIV LITIGATION & ATTORNEY'S FEES

Unless otherwise specified in this contract, any disputes arising out
of or as a result of this contract will be governed by the laws of the State of
Florida. The prevailing party in any litigation arising out of or as a result of
this contract is entitled to be paid for all reasonable attorney's fees and
court costs by the losing party.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties of these presents have hereto set their hand and
seals, as of the day and year first above written. You will please return a
fully executed copy of this Contract for our records.

Signed in the presence of: TERREMARK TECHNOLOGY CONTRACTORS INC.

[ILLEGIBLE] By: [ILLEGIBLE]
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Title: Senior Vice President
Date: 2-22-2001

SUBCONTRACTOR
KINETIC SYSTEMS, INC.

Signed in the presence of: PRINT: Michael R. Cables
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BY: /s/ Michael R. Cables
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[ILLEGIBLE] TITLE: Senior Vice President
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DATE: 2-19-2001
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EXHIBIT "C"
AFFIDAVIT OF SUBCONTRACTOR, VENDORS AND SUPPLIERS

I (Name, Title And Company Name)______________________________________________
Located at ( Address)__________________________________________________________
hereby certify that, under and by virtue of the Contractor/Subcontractor
agreement dated the _______day of____, 2001, between (Company) Kinetic Systems,
Inc. and TERREMARK TECHNOLOGY CONTRACTORS INC. on the building project known as:

(Project Name) NAP OF THE AMERICAS, INC. the following list of subcontractors,
material men, vendors and suppliers is the complete and accurate list of those
entities or individuals that will be providing goodies or services by or through
my company, for the aforementioned project.

Respectfully submitted this ______ day of _________,200__.

By: ____________________________
Name and Title

Sworn to and subscribed before me at __________________________________________
Florida, County of ______________ this __________day of _________, 200 ________

My Commission Expires:

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Notary Public
State of Florida at Large

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EXHIBIT "D"
SUBCONTRACTOR'S PAYMENT AFFIDAVIT

STATE OF FLORIDA
SS:
COUNTY OF

Before me, (Name and Title),
____________________________________________________, the undersigned authority,
personally appeared, who after being duly sworn, deposes and says:

He/She is the (Job Title) _____________________ of (Company) __________________
hereinafter call " Subcontractor"

As much, he is familiar with the transactions and occurrences between him and
his suppliers for materials, labor and services provided for construction at
(Project)

This affidavit is given to induce payment from the Contractor to the
Subcontractor.

LIENOR has paid all laborers, materialmen, subcontractors, suppliers, vendors
and all other potential lienors of any kind in full for labor, services and
materials furnished and performed at the request of LIENOR for the above
mentioned construction except the following:

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Dated this ______day of ____________,200__

By: ___________________________________
Name and Job Title.

Sworn to and subscribed before me at ______________________________ Florida,
County of ___________________________________ this ______________day of
____________, 200__

My Commission Expires:
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Notary Public
State of Florida at Large

EXHIBIT "E"
START WORK ORDER

This Start Work Order when properly executed constitutes an integral
part of this Contract and authorizes work to begin on the building listed below.
The total contract and addenda's are in force on the individual building/project
shown below:

You are hereby authorized to commence work, under the Contractor/Subcontractor
agreement dated the ______day of -between (Company Name) KINETIC SYSTEMS,
INC.___ and TERREMARK TECHNOLOGY CONTRACTORS INC. on the following building
project.

NAP Of the Americas, Inc. Amount: $ 4,237,000.00
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Project Name
TERREMARK TECHNOLOGY CONTRACTORS INC.

BY:
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(Company Name)

BY:
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(Name and Title)

EXHIBIT "F"
SUBSTRATE LETTER

DATE:

TO: KINETIC SYSTEMS, INC.
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(Company Name)

REF.: NAP of the Americas. Inc.
(Project Name)

Gentlemen:

In order to eliminate the possibility of substandard work by you, we
are advising you to examine all substrate conditions prior to the starting and
continuing of your work. Particular attention should be paid to the plumb and
level of surfaces the accuracy of openings, and proper surface finishes.

If you start and continue your work, we will consider this as your
acceptance of substrate conditions, and will expect your work to be done in a
proper and workmanlike manner.

TERREMARK TECHNOLOGY CONTRACTORS INC.

EXHIBIT "G"
TO CONTRACTOR/SUBCONTRACTOR AGREEMENT

SUBCONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING:

1. CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE

Subcontractor's Certificate of Insurance showing proper coverage
(liability and workmen's compensation) showing TERREMARK TECHNOLOGY
CONTRACTORS INC. as ADDITIONAL INSURED FOR LIABILITY on said project,
and our project name must be furnished in the name of TERREMARK
TECHNOLOGY CONTRACTORS INC., at the time of signing contract with
Terremark.

2. SCHEDULE OF VALUES

Subcontractor must furnish with the execution of contract with
Terremark, a schedule of values, (Exhibit "B") acceptable to Terremark,
showing a complete breakdown of all aspects of the scope of work
covered under your contract with Terremark with dollar amounts.

3. AFFIDAVIT

Subcontractor must submit Affidavit of Subcontractors vendors and/or
Suppliers (Exhibit "C"). This affidavit must be completed, notarized
and returned to Terremark's office before first requisition or billing.

4. BUILDER'S RISK INSURANCE

The Owner will provide the required Builder's Risk Coverage and
Subcontractor is responsible for any and all deductibles for this
coverage on a per occurrence basis.

5. SUBCONTRACTOR INVOICING

All draw requisitions are to be submitted by the 25"' day of each month
and delivered to the Contractor's main office. Any draw requisitions
received after the 10"' day of the month will not be processed for that
months draw.

Prior to the Subcontractor making out the draw request, the
Subcontractor is required to discuss with the Contractor's Project
Manager percentage of completion and projected percentage of
completion.

All draw requisitions must be filled out and signed on Contractor's
draw request form (Exhibit "A") Prior to any payments, subcontractor
shall submit:

1. A fully executed release of lien, current through last day of
requested payment period.

2. ALL releases of lien for "outside" materials, and labor, fully
executed and current through last day of requested payment
period.

3. Fully executed affidavit (Exhibit "D")

4. Updated schedule of values (Exhibit "B")

6. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS

Subcontractor will not allow himself or anyone of his employees to
bring on the job site any form of drugs or alcohol or come on to the
site under the influence of drugs or alcohol. If a Subcontractor or
anyone of its employees violates this clause a $ 500.00 fine will be
imposed per incident and deducted from the Contract amount. And/or at
the Contractor or Contractor's representatives option, the person or
persons violating this clause will be ejected from the job site.

7. JOB MEETINGS

Subcontractor shall make himself or his on-site Project Superintendent
readily available Monday-Friday, 7:00 am -- 3:30 pm excluding all
holidays, for the purpose of:

a. Periodic project meetings. NOTE: At this times, there may be
multi-trade inspection/meetings.

b. Inspecting Subcontractors scope of work.

c. Coordinating the Work with the work of all other trades.

If the Subcontractor violates this clause, a $ 200.00 fine will be
imposed per incident and deducted from the Contract amount.

Work is to be done in accordance with SFBC, OSHA, Safety and Health
Standards (2207-1985), and all latest revisions and addenda's by OSHA,
also any or all governing authorities / regulations. Any cost to do so
to be paid by Subcontractor.

8. ONSITE MOBILIZATION

Site construction or storage trailer to be approved by Terremark.

9. NOTICE TO OWNER

Any notice to Owner received shall be handled in one of the following
manners:

a. A joint check shall be issued to Subcontractor and noticing
material or labor supplier

b. At time of issuance of check, noticer must supply release of
lien.

10. PAYMENT SCHEDULE

Payment shall be made as detailed on the contract Documents. The
schedule is for informational purposes only and "Start Work Order"
issued, SEE EXHIBIT "E", is the ultimate controlling instrument to
complete the Contract Documents.

11. ADDITIONAL WORK BY SUBCONTRACTOR

a. Subcontractor shall supply at his own cost, if required,
temporary power, lighting and water.

b. Back fill of all disturbed earth by Subcontractor must be
restored to original condition.

c. All material and equipment supplied by Subcontractor must be
previously approved by Contractor before usage.

d. Materials and equipment shall be kept in a clean and orderly
condition at all times while the job is in progress.

e. Subcontractor shall supply and install all "backing" needed to
perform his scope of work.

12. ORAL MODIFICATION

Of agreement of the Contract Documents shall no force or effect.

13. INSPECTIONS

It shall be the duty of the Subcontractor to arrange for any
inspections necessary for the scope of work with the Local Building
Department and to have an authorized representative of such
Subcontractor at the jobsite at time set for such inspections, have the
equipment required for the inspector to perform such inspections and to
notify the General Contractor of the date and time of said inspections.

14. LATE DELIVERY DAMAGES

In the event Subcontractor does not deliver materials in a timely
fashion pursuant to Terremark's schedule, subcontractor will be
assessed liquidated damages for construction delays as a result of
Subcontractor's failure to adhere to Terremark's schedule provided to
Subcontractor.

15. LISTS OF PLANS

SEE EXHIBIT J

I HEREBY CERTIFY that I have been furnished a copy of the whole plans
and specifications in their entirety for my review.

FURTHER, I HEREBY CERTIFY that I have read the said Specifications
and/or Plans, understand them and will incorporate the requirements
therein contained into the scope of work outlined in this contract.

FURTHER, I HEREBY CERTIFY that I have visited the site at which the
work will be performed and familiarized myself with all conditions that
could in any way affect the performance of the work included in this
contract.

Addenda (if any) accepted by _______________ by:_____________________
Company Name

EXHIBIT "H"

THE CONTRACTOR MAY NOT ASSIGN ITS RIGHTS UNDER THIS CONTRACT

1. CHANGE ORDERS.

(a) No changes in the Work shall be made by the Contractor except
pursuant to written change order. With each request for a
change order, the Contractor will submit worksheets and
detailed breakdowns showing the number of units and unit
costs. Change orders will not result in additional time or an
extension of time unless (i) the change order specifies the
amount of the extension of time with detailed backup and (ii)
the change order affects the construction schedule and: (iii)
the Owner accepts the request for Change Order in writing.

(b) Any claims for "extra work" performed by the Contractor must
be evidenced by prior written approval from the Owner and the
Architect. The Owner shall not be responsible for the payment
of any "extra work" performed by the Contractor where said
prior written approval has not been obtained or in the event
said additional work is requested by the respective tenants of
the site under construction. Any additional work to be
performed at the request of the tenants will require the
approval of the Owner and shall be treated either as a Change
Order or, with the Owner's approval, by separate agreement
with the tenant.

2. All testing services required by the Work or in the Bid Documents shall
be by the Owner. Contractor shall be responsible for coordination,
ordering, and timing of required testing services. Contractor shall be
responsible for the cost of any additional tests or re-testing
resulting from mistakes or deficiencies in the Contractor's Work.

3. OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVES. One or more representatives of the Owner shall
be allowed but not required to be on the site at all times, although
this shall not release the Contractor of any of its responsibilities.

4. OVERTIME WORK. If, in order to expedite completion on the Work, the
Owner, for reasons other than default by the Contractor, requires the
Contractor to work overtime, the Contractor agrees to work such
overtime and the Owner shall pay the Contractor therefore only the
Contractor's extra labor cost over the rate for regular time during the
period of such overtime, including additional insurance and taxes
incurred by the Contractor with respect thereto plus the Contractor's
fee and lost efficiency costs if overtime becomes continual. Time slips
covering such overtime must be submitted to the Owner for approval.
However, if the Contractor has delayed the progress of the Work, as
evidenced by a failure to comply with the critical path schedule agreed
to by the parties, then the Contractor, if requested by the Owner or
the Architect, shall employ such overtime labor as shall insure that
the Work will be completed in accordance with Contract Article 3 and as
may be necessary to keep abreast of the general progress of such other
job site work, and in either such event the cost of such overtime shall
be done entirely by the Contractor and there shall be no Contractor fee
associated therewith.

5. WARRANTIES. All guarantees and warranties of material and workmanship
in favor of the Contractor shall be assigned to the Owner on or before
completion of the Work. The Work shall not be considered complete
unless and until at Work requiring inspection by governmental
authorities has been duly inspected and given final, unconditional
approvals by such authorities and by the applicable board of fire
underwriters. If the Certificate of Substantial Completion indicates
that certain portions of the Work is substantially completed, there
shall be retained from the final payment 100% of the estimate of the
cost of the Work to be completed, as reasonably assessed by the
Architect; such retainage shall be payable upon the Architect's
certificate that all such uncompleted work has been completed.
Contractor and its subcontractors must warranty all work for no less
than one year from date of Substantial Completion. Warranties for all
HVAC equipment must be for a period of no less than five (5) years on
parts, five (5) years on labor or greater based on Manufacturers
Warranty. Warranties for all roofing system and materials must cover a
period of no less than ten (10) years. Should the Owner decide to sell
the property all warranties must be transferable/assignable for the
duration of the warranty period. Contractor shall provide two (2)
copies of all warranties at the time of Substantial Completion.

6. NOTICES. For all purposes of the Contract, the addresses of the parties
shall be as follows (until changed by written notice given in
accordance herewith):

Contractor: Terremark Technology Contractors, Inc.
6348 Manor Lane
Miami, Florida 33143
Tel: (305)662-1973
Fax: (305)665-3018
Vinson P. Richter-- Senior Vice President

Owner: NAP of the Americas
2601 S. Bayshore Drive, 9th Floor
Coconut Grove, Florida 33133
Tel: (305)856-3200
Fax: (305)856-8190
Greg Lopez

Notices, consents, approvals and other communications shall be effective only if
given by registered or certified mail, return receipt requested, overnight
delivery, hand delivery or facsimile. All correspondence from the Contractor to
the Architect, and from the Architect to the Contractor shall be simultaneously
copied to the Owner.

7. LIQUIDATED DAMAGES. The Contractor acknowledges that (a) its agreement
to commence and complete the Work in accordance with Article (2) of the
Contract for Construction is a material inducement for the Owner to
enter into Contract, and (b) if the Work is not completed in accordance
with said Article, the Owner will thereby suffer substantial monetary
loss. The Contractor will be allowed a ten (10) day grace period beyond
the Contract Time prior to commencement of Liquidated Damages. The
Contractor thus agrees that if Substantial Completion (as defined in
Article 41 of this addendum) shall not be obtained within 180 days from

the date of Commencement hereof; the Contractor shall daily pay to the
Owner the sum of $1,000.00 for each full or partial day beyond the 180
days after the Date of Commencement (subject to delays for force
majeure, or time extensions pursuant to the Contract Documents) in
which Substantial Completion has not occurred. Any sums required to be
paid to the Owner pursuant to this Article may, at the Owner's option,
be deducted from any payment otherwise required to be made to the
Contractor. It is specifically acknowledged and agreed that the
provisions of this Article do not constitute a penalty but are, rather,
intended to compensate the Owner for the monetary loss which it will
suffer if the Work is not completed as and when required by Article 2
of the Contract for Construction (AlA A 107-1997 (Revised)).

8. JURISDICTION: VENUE: LAWS: The Contract shall be deemed to have been
made in the State of Florida and shall be construed in accordance with
the laws of the state. All actions or proceedings relating, directly or
indirectly, to the Contract shall be instituted and conducted only in
Dade County, Florida. The Contractor hereby submits to the jurisdiction
of any state or federal court located within such county.

9. COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS. The Contractor agrees to perform the Work in
accordance with all applicable governmental requirements.

10. CORRECTIVE WORK. Following substantial completion of the Work, any
corrective Work done by or for the Contractor shall be performed at
times other than the regular business hours of the Owner and the
Owner's tenants unless agreed to by Owner or Owner's tenant.

11. SUBCONTRACTS: Contractor shall furnish to Owner a list of the
substantial subcontractors and their qualifications, and Owner shall
have a right of reasonable approval of such subcontractors. In the
event Owner vetoes any subcontractor, if the replacement
subcontractor's bid is higher, the difference will be added to the
Contract Sum.

12. ATTORNEYS' FEES. In the event of any litigation or arbitration between
the Owner and the Contractor concerning the enforcement of any of the
terms or conditions of the Contract Documents, the prevailing party
shall be entitled to recover from the other party all costs and
reasonable attorneys' and legal assistants' fees incurred in regard
thereto, through all (if any) appeals and in bankruptcy.

13. CHANGE ORDERS.

(a) CONTRACTOR'S FEE. For change orders resulting from scope
changes directed and ordered by the Owner, the Contractor will
be entitled to the following fee structure:

Work performed be Contractor 15%

Work performed by subcontractors exclusive of mechanical work 5%

Work performed by mechanical trades 5%

(b) SUBCONTRACTOR MARKUP. The maximum subcontractor markup for
change and profit, is as follows.

8% For their work

8% For any other work, materials and supplies

14. COMPLIANCE WITH PLANS. After final Drawings and Specifications are
completed and building permits issued, the Contractor will build the
Project in accordance with the Drawings and Specifications.
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the Contract Documents, any
gaps in the Drawings and Specifications or matters which were not shown
on the Drawings and Specifications, which Contractor knew were
necessary to complete the Project, shall not be the subject of a change
order and shall not increase the Contract Sum unless same were the
result of additions to the Drawings and Specifications require to
obtain building permits or governmental approval of the Project.

15. TITLE TO EQUIPMENT MACHINERY. Title to all equipment and materials
shall pass to Owner upon payment therefor, and Contractor shall prepare
and execute all documents necessary to effect and perfect such transfer
of title.

16. OWNER WITHHOLDING PAYMENTS. In addition to the Owner's right to
withhold from payments as provided in the Contract Documents, Owner
shall be entitled to withhold a reasonable amount from payments to
protect its interests hereunder if any one or more of the following
conditions exits.

(a) Contractor is in default of any of its obligations hereunder
or otherwise is in default under any of the Contract Document;
or

(b) Any part of such payment is attributable to Work which is
defective or not performed in accordance with the Drawings and
Specifications; provided, however, such payment shall be made
as to the part thereof attribute to Work is performed in
accordance with the Drawing and Specifications and is not
defective.

EXHIBIT A

January 4, 2001

Edward Jacobsen
Terremark
2601 S. Bayshore Drive, 9th Floor
Coconut Grove, Fl. 33133

Reference: Nap of the Americas-- Data Center Miami, Florida
HVAC, GMP#3
120,300 ft(2) 2nd Floor
Shell Plans dated 12i7/00 for permit
Design criteria 10/30/00
Dear Ed:

We are pleased to provide a Design/Build Proposal for the project referenced
above. Our Proposal includes all labor, materials, equipment, supervision and
permits associated with the HVAC Scope of Work for the tenant improvement work
at the 2nd Floor. Based on 60-watts/sq. ft. Heat Load.

OUR PROPOSAL SPECIFICALLY INCLUDES:

1. (45) 40 Ton computer room AHU units with seismic stands

2. NEBB Certified Air Balance Air[Water far TI work by KMS

3. Start-up, One Year Warranty, system commissioning by RMS

4. Vibration Isolation-- 2"

5. Insulation Pipe/Duct

6. Ductwork per SMACNA standards for make up air

7. Containment trays for units/pipe

8. Dampers -- Fire/Smoke at Shafts -- No Wiring

9. 5 Year Warranty on Parts/Labor

10. Rigging

11. Generator Exhaust

12. Engineering Drawings for HVAC/Plumbing

13. (4) 400 Ton air cooled chillers at roof

EXHIBIT A

14. Chilled Water Piping Type L under 2' welded sch 10304 SS over 3"

15. Ventilation as required by Title 24 for TI space

16. Condensate Piping to receptors by shell contractor

17. Smoke Detectors--AC UNITS and FD/SD ONLY, no wiring, no alarms, etc.

18. Leak detection for HVAC

19. Make up water for humidifiers

20. (5) CHWP's at roof on skids

21. 10" Chilled Water Risers

22. DUG Controls Andover or Robert Shaw or equal

23. Rooftop cooling tar back up system 1,600 tons (see item `14)

24. Field supervision project management

25. Louvers for TI work

26. Grills, diffusers, heat pumps for common 2nd Floor area.

EXCLUSIONS:

1. Overtime

2. Electrical and Starters except when provided as a part of the packaged
equipment

3. Paint

4. Lighting Controls

5. Framing

6. Temporary Services (power, water, lights, exhaust, heating, cooling)

7. Roof Screens

8. Structural Calculations or Work

9. Liquidated Damages, Consequential damages

10. Fire Alarm Wiring (Smoke Detectors for Remote FD/SD!AIl FD/SD Wiring)

11. Roofing, Cut/Patch

EXHIBIT A

12. Sleepers

13. Leveling of curbs, sheet rock lining at bottom of curb

14. Concrete work

15. Fire Sprinklers, all fire protection, pre action systems etc.

16. Restroom Cores, plumbing, HVAC

17. Use Fees

18. Debris Boxes

19. CO Detection System

20. Parking Fees for Staff

21. Storm Systems, Site Work

22. Gas/Water Meters

23. Freight Elevator! Use Fees

24. Filter Changes

25. Shell HVAC/Plumbing

26. Diesel Fuel oil system

27. Garage exhaust

28. Perf. panels at raised floor

29. 30" Chilled water to building by FPL

30. HX and piping by FPL

31. Disposal or remediation of hazardous materials

Based on the aforementioned we offer the GMP Pricing

Al.HVAC FOR THE SUM OF (incl. 100K design fee) $4,324,000.00
A2.Add for Bond Fee .8%
Schedule: Design 11/1-12/1 for permits
Construction: Start 1/2/01-6/15/01
A3.Lease option for major mechanical equipment
(Alt Proposal) outside of KSI Contract
A4.Deduct for 12" carbon steel CHW mains ($87,000.00)

EXHIBIT A

AS.Overtime allowance recommended at $100,000.00 and
Terms: Net 30, 10% Retention.
Quote Valid for 60 days.

ATTACHMENTS:

Fee Schedule

Please feel tree to give me a call should you have any questions, I can be
reached at (650) 675-6182, Fax (650) 615-5186.

Sincerely,

Craig Kirk
VP Operations
Northern California
cc: Job file

EXHIBIT A

[TERREMARK LETTERHEAD]

Saturday, November 15, 2000
Mr. Craig Kirk
Kinetics Mechanical Service
2805 Mission College
Santa Clara, CA 95054

RE: APPROVAL LETTER NO. AL-002 REV X 2
TerreNAP

Dear Mr. Kirk,

We are pleased to inform you that we intend on awarding a subcontract agreement
to Kinetics for the HVAC Design/Build scope and the plumbing design only on the
project. The value of this subcontract is:

- - Design fee for the HVAC and plumbing of one hundred thousand dollars
($100,000.00). Signed and sealed permit plans to be provided in
accordance with the attached schedule.

- - "Not to exceed" GMP cost for the HVAC scope of the work is four million
five hundred seventy-three thousand eight hundred thirty-eight dollars.

Attached please find the following exhibits:

- - Proposal from Kinetics "Exhibit A" dated 10/30/00 with Revised GMP Cost
Analysis dated 11-3-00

- - Scope of work "Exhibit B"

- - Project schedule labeled "Exhibit C

- - Sample union labor rates from Local 725 Miami "Exhibit D"

Additional Terms and Conditions:

- - Kinetics to provide a detailed line item breakdown, with multiple bids
from all sub-subcontractors and supply men for non self-performed work,
of all costs associated with the project for the purpose of determining
the GMP, on or before 21 days from issuance of ______________ plans

- - Upon acceptance of the GMP by the owner, any savings will inure 75% to
the owner and 25% to subcontractor

- - All payments are to be net 45 days with no penalty or interest until
the 60th day.

- - Any and all overtime and premiums required to meet the project schedule is
included.

- - Permit plans are required by November 30, 2000.

- - Project completion is to be achieved on or before June 30, 2000 with a
penalty/incentive clause to be agreed upon within 21 days.

- - No binding contract will exist or be inferred until a complete written
agreement has been negotiated and executed (__________________________)
except that we understand Kinetics will begin design work based upon
this letter and we agree to pay for all such work as stated above.

EXHIBIT A

October 30, 2000

Edward Jacobsen
Terremark
2601 S. Bayshore Drive, 9th Floor
Coconut Grove, FL 33133

Re: Nap of the Americas -- Data Center Miami, Florida
HVAC -- Budget 1
120,000 ft2 2nd Floor
Shell Plans dated 7/31/00 permit
Design criteria 10/30/00

Dear Ed:

We are pleased to provide a Design/Build Proposal for the project referenced
above. Our Proposal includes all labor, materials, equipment, supervision and
permits associated with the HVAC Scope of Work for the tenant improvements work
at the 2nd Floor. Based on 60-watts/sq. ft. Heat Load.

OUR PROPOSAL SPECIFICALLY INCLUDES:

1. (65) 26 Ton computer room units with seismic stands

2. NEBB Certified Air Balance Air/Water for TI work

3. Start-up, One Year Warranty, system commissioning

4. Vibration Isolation

5. Insulation Pipe/Duet

6. Ductwork per SMACNA standards for make up air

7. Containment trays for units/pipe

8. Dampers -- Fire/Smoke at Shafts -- No Wiring

9. 1 Year Warranty on Parts/Labor

10. Rigging

11. Generator Exhaust

12. Engineering Drawings for HVAC/Plumbing

13. (4) 400 Ton air cooled chillers at roof

14. Chilled Water Piping Type L under 2" welded sch 10304 SS over 3"

EXHIBIT A

15. ventilation as required by Title 24 for T space

16. Condensate Piping to receptors by shell contractor

17. Smoke Detectors-- AC UNITS and FD/SD ONLY, no wiring, no alarms, etc.

18. Leak detection for HVAC.

EXHIBIT A

COST ANALYSIS
November 3, 2000

I. MONTY'S--DATA (10-15 Sites)

a. Average Mechanical = $73/sq.ft. (Tier 1)
Seattle, San Jose, Phoenix, Texas

b. Miami = Tier 2 city
Approximately 10% less from Tier 1 = .9 x $473/sq. ft.
= $65-66/sq.ft

c. 120,310 sq. ft. @ $65 = $7.8 mil

II. COMPARISON FROM THERMAL/GREG-- GROSS CHECK

a. 4200/tons 1600 tons = $6.7 mil
b. Add stainless steel pipe = 250k
c. Engineering = 100k
d. CM of HVAC = 50k
e. KSI union vs. non-union = 670k
f. KSI site staff/supervision = 200k

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Total = $7.9 mil

III. KSI-PROPOSES

a. 8 million GMP (based on fees and labor rates) 15%

b. all savings to Terremark Worldwide Inc.

c. Lease option (approximately 2.5 million)

SAFETY GUIDE FOR SUBCONTRACTORS EMPLOYEES

Terremark Technology Contractors, Inc.'s commitment to Safety is total.
Management, Supervisors, and the individuals who comprise the work force of the
organization have a primary responsibility to effectively build each Project in
accordance with the Highest Safety and Health Standards.

It is the objective of Terremark Technology Contractors, Inc. to establish and
maintain a Safe, Healthy, Drug Free, Working Environment for ALL EMPLOYEES.

Employees of Subcontractors, Suppliers, and other third parties, while on
Company Property and in the performance of their work, shall comply with all
Safety and Health Regulations established by Local, State and Federal Agencies
and all Safety Rules and Policies established by Terremark Technology
Contractors, Inc. Any such employee found in violation of Safety Rules or
Policies will be removed from Company Property and barred from working on any
Terremark Technology Contractors, Inc. Project.

A. EACH SUBCONTRACTOR, WHILE WORKING ON THIS PROJECT SHALL APPOINT A
COMPETENT PERSON. 1926.32(f) Competent Person means one who is capable
of identifying existing and predicable hazards in the surroundings or
working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous, or dangerous to
employees, and who has authorization to take prompt corrective measures
to eliminate them.) The Subcontractor will appoint a Safety
Representative who can be a Superintendent or a Foreman whose safety
responsibilities shall be as follows:

1. Instruct workers under his supervision in Safe Work Practices
and Work Methods at the time workers are given Work
Assignments.

2. Take immediate action to correct Unsafe Practices and/or
Conditions when discovered.

3. Supply and Enforce the use of Proper Personal Protective
Equipment and Suitable Tools for his workers.

4. Attend Supervisory Safety Meetings scheduled by Terremark
Technology Contractors, Inc.

5. Conduct Weekly "Tool Box" Meetings with his workers to:

a. Discuss observed Unsafe Work Practices and
conditions.

b. Review the accident experience of his crew and
discuss correction of the accident causes.

6. Post Terremark Technology Contractors, Inc. Work Rules on
Project bulletin board.

7. Immediately notify Terremark Technology Contractors, Inc. of
any existing hazardous condition(s) that the workers under his
supervision may be exposed to that the Subcontractor:

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a. Did not create.

b. Does not have the responsibility or the authority to
have the hazard corrected.

c. Does not have the ability to correct or remove the
hazard.

8. Complete Terremark Technology Contractor's, Inc.
Multi-employer Work Site Notice of Hazardous Condition.

B. FIRST AID AND MEDICAL TREATMENT.

Subcontractor Shall:

1. Designate an employee who has a valid certificate in first
aid. training to render first aid at the Job Site.

2. Provide a first aid kit to be maintained at each Job Site in a
weatherproof container with individual sealed packages for
each type of item. The contents of the First Aid Kit shall be
checked at least weekly to ensure that the expended items are
replaced.

3. Provide a vehicle for prompt transportation of an injured
employee to a physician or hospital.

4. In the event of an accident resulting in an injury:

a. See that prompt First Aid is administered to injured
employee(s).

b. Make a complete investigation of the accident to
determine the facts necessary to take corrective
action to prevent a recurrence.

c. Forward a copy of the Accident Investigation Report
to Terremark Technology Contractors, Inc.'s Project
Manager which shall to include all State, Insurance
and Medical Reports.

The Subcontractors' Safety Representative/Foreman shall review with their
workers the Project "Safety Rules for Employees" prior to commencing Work on the
Project and/or at the time of hire.

SAFETY RULES FOR EMPLOYEES

All Employees have a Safety Responsibility to themselves and to the fellow
workers around them. These Safety Rules apply to all employees on all Jobs.
Special additional Rules may be established by your Superintendent or Foreman.

1. REPORT UNSAFE CONDITIONS OR UNSAFE ACTS to your Foreman for
correction.

2. REPORT ALL INJURIES REGARDLESS OF HOW SLIGHT TO YOUR FOREMAN.
The Superintendent must be notified before any employee sees a
doctor concerning a Job related injury except in an extreme
emergency.

3. HORSEPLAY on the Job is prohibited.

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4. HARD HATS shall be worn by EVERYONE on the Job at All times
except when otherwise instructed by the Superintendent.

5. SAFETY SHOES are encouraged. Sturdy, Heavy-duty Work Shoes are
required. Canvas and loafer type shoes are NOT to be worn.

6. WORK GLOVES shall be worn when handling rough edge or abrasive
material when the work subjects hands to lacerations,
puncturing or burns. Other hand protection may be designated
by the Job Superintendent or Foreman.

7. SAFETY GOGGLES shall be worn when sledging, hammering and
sawing on metal or concrete, chipping, welding, burning,
cutting, minding, working in dusty places, handling of acids,
peening, cleaning walls or other operations where eye injuries
may result. (NEVER WATCH WELDING WITHOUT PROPER EYE
PROTECTION.)

8. Ear Protection in the form of ear muffs or approved ear plugs
will be worn on all high-noise level jobs as directed. Cotton
or waste will not be used as ear plugs.

9. employees working around moving equipment are required to wear
safe clothing. Employees are also cautioned about the danger
of loose clothing, rings, bracelets and jewelry around moving
equipment. SHIRTS ARE TO BE WORN BY ALL EMPLOYEES AT ALL
TIMES. Shorts are prohibited.

10. USE OF GASOLINE IS PROHIBITED FOR CLEANING equipment or tools
or for starting fires. Small quantities of gasoline may be
transported only in approved safety containers. Gasoline
engines must be shut off when refueling.

11. UNSAFE TOOLS, defective or frayed electrical cords and
unguarded machinery should be reported to your foreman.

12. "NO SMOKING" rules MUST be observed in posted areas.

13. TAMPERING with or unauthorized removal of FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
from assigned locations is prohibited.

14. RIDING OF ANY CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT EXCEPT BY OPERATOR or
maintenance personnel is prohibited. This includes the
material hoists.

15. GETTING ON OR OFF A VEHICLE OR EQUIPMENT WHILE IN MOTION IS
PROHIBITED.

16. The OPERATION OF ANY COMPANY EQUIPMENT WITHOUT PROPER
AUTHORIZATION IS PROHIBITED.

17. SEAT BELTS shall be worn in all moving vehicles when so
equipped.

18. Cranes, Backhoes or other EQUIPMENT WITH BOOMS MUST BE
OPERATED WITH CAUTION AROUND POWER LINES. Consult your foreman
for safe operation procedures.

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19. No employee shall operate any machinery, equipment or tool
unless he has been properly instructed in its use and is
thoroughly familiar with all details of its operation.

20. No employee shall work under lifted loads. EQUIPMENT OPERATORS
SHALL AVOID CARRYING LOADS OVER EMPLOYEES.

21. Defective or unsecured ladders should be reported to your
foreman.

22. Do not go up or down a ladder without the free use of both
hands. If material or tools have to be handled, use a rope to
lift or lower them. Always face ladder at the landing. Never
use a step ladder as a straight ladder. Never stand on the top
step of a step ladder.

23. ALL MACHINE GUARDS shall be kept in place while machinery is
in operation. Tampering with Machine Guards is prohibited and
any removal requires the. prior approval of a responsible
supervisor. All Guards are to be promptly replaced after the
repair work that necessitated the removal has been completed.

24. HAND TOOLS SHALL NOT BE USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE THAN THAT
INTENDED. All damaged tools or worn parts should be reported
to the Foreman for replacement or repair.

25. TOOLS AND OTHER OBJECTS SHOULD NOT BE LEFT ON SCAFFOLDS,
LADDERS OR OVERHEAD WORKING SURFACES.

26. ELECTRIC POWER OPERATED TOOLS SHALL BE PROPERLY GROUNDED
before being put into operation.

27. KNOW THE CORRECT WAY TO LIFT HEAVY OBJECTS and get help if
needed. (Secure footing, firm grip, back straight, lift with
legs.)

28. ACETYLENE, OXYGEN OR OTHER GAS CYLINDERS ARE TO BE STORED IN
UPRIGHT POSITION, secured by tying or blocking into position.

29. NO EMPLOYEE SHALL REMOVE A COVER OR ALTER A TEMPORARY
GUARDRAIL, HANDRAIL OR FLOOR OPENING COVER without specific
authority.

30. EMPLOYEES are not permitted to use or possess any intoxicants
or drugs on Company Property or to be under the influence of
any intoxicants or drugs while on the job. ANY EMPLOYEE FOUND
INTOXICATED OR UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS WHILE ON DUTY
SHALL BE TERMINATED IMMEDIATELY.

31. TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, MACHINERY AND WORK AREAS ARE TO BE
MAINTAINED IN A CLEAN AND SAFE MANNER.

32. NAILS ARE TO BE IMMEDIATELY REMOVED FROM DISASSEMBLED LUMBER
as the lumber is disassembled.

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33. NO EMPLOYEE SHALL WORK ON SCAFFOLDING HIGHER THAN TEN FEET
WITHOUT PROPER GUARD RAILS, TOE BOARDS AND PROPER FLOORING
except when proper precautions, such as lifelines with
harnesses, barricades, etc., have otherwise been made.
Scaffold platforms should be at least forty-eight inches (48")
wide when possible. All scaffolding is to be cross braced on
both sides at every stage. All scaffold structure and brace
members are to be straight and without defects.

34. UNSTABLE OBJECTS such as barrels, boxes, loose bricks or
concrete blocks SHALL NOT BE USED TO SUPPORT SCAFFOLDING OR
PLANKS.

35. EXPLOSIVES AND DETONATORS ARE TO BE HANDLED BY AUTHORIZED
EMPLOYEES. Special precautions are necessary and only
experienced personnel are to be utilized.

36. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING practices ARE REQUIRED OF ALL EMPLOYEES.

37. COMMON SENSE, HEALTH AND SANITATION RULES MUST BE OBSERVED for
the welfare and consideration of other employees.

38. GLASS BOTTLES ARE NOT PERMITTED on the job site.

39. ALL EMPLOYEES ARE REQUIRED TO REMAIN ON THE SITE DURING
WORKING HOURS. No employees are permitted to leave the Site
except to pursue company business.

40. ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING SAFETY OR SAFETY EQUIPMENT SHOULD BE
DIRECTED TO SUPERVISION.

41. WILLFUL VIOLATION of these or other Safety Rules of the
Project will be CAUSE FOR DISMISSAL.

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TERREMARK TECHNOLOGY CONTRACTORS. INC.

POLICY
ILLEGAL DRUGS, SUBSTANCES
AND PROHIBITED ITEMS

To help insure a safe, Healthy, Efficient and Productive working Environment,
Terremark Technology Contractors, Inc., has adopted a policy to prohibit the
use, possession, sale, distribution, concealment and transportation of any
prohibited item and substance on Company Property as defined in the attached
Drug, Alcohol and Other Prohibited items Policy. The Policy enforcement program
involves reasonable searches of all persons, their personal effects, including
vehicles, while working or present on Company Property. These searches may
include the use of scent-trained dogs and taking of urine and/or blood samples
for drug testing and analysis.

A copy of said Policy is attached and sets forth "Company Premises" and "Company
Property". Items and substances which are prohibited and are covered by said
Policy, penalties for violation of said Policy, involvement of law enforcement
authorities, and the responsibilities of your employees while on Company
Property.

As a Subcontractor/Supplier Employer, you will be immediately notified of
refusal by any of your employees to consent to a search or an urine and/or blood
screening test, or to cooperate fully with this Policy. Should any of your
employees be found in violation of this Policy, they will be subject to
immediate removal from Company property. Violation of this Policy by your
employees may also cause cancellation of the Contract between the Company, and
may result in your losing the right to do business with the Company.

Attached is a Subcontractor/Supplier Employee Acknowledgement Form to be signed
and returned by all Employees. Subcontractors/Suppliers are to control this
item. You should inform your employees that this Policy is in effect. New
employees should be informed of this Policy at time of hire.

POLICY

In order to assist in maintaining a Safe, Healthy Working Environment for all
Employees, to protect Company Property and assets, and to insure efficient
operations, Company has established a policy regarding illegal drugs, substances
and prohibited items.

COMPANY PROPERTY/PREMISES

For purposes of this Policy, the terms "Company Property" or "Company Premises"
are used in their broadest sense and include all property, facilities, land,
offices, living quarters, buildings, structures, fixtures, installations,
trailers, equipment, boats, vessels, barges, aircraft, automobiles, trucks, all
other vehicles, and parking areas, whether owned, leased, used or under the
control and scope of Company Employment.

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PROHIBITED ITEMS

The use of, possession, promotion or sale of the following items or substances
are strictly prohibited and are grounds for dismissal:

1. Illegal Drugs and/or Controlled Substances

2. Unauthorized Alcoholic Beverages

3. Firearms, Weapons, Explosives and Munitions

4. Unauthorized Prescription Drugs

PRESCRIPTION DRUGS MAY BE TAKEN UNDER THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:

1. Employees must inform their Supervisor immediately upon
arrival at the Project Site and prior to using Prescribed
Drugs on the job.

2. Each Vial shall be in the Employee's Name.

3. Each Prescription shall be no older than one (1) year of the
date issued.

The company reserves the right to have its Company Physician determine if a
Prescription Drug or Medication produces hazardous effects and may restrict the
use of the Prescribed Drug or Medication accordingly. This may also include
restricting the Employee's Work Activity.

SEARCHES AND INSPECTIONS

Terremark Technology Contractors, Inc., reserves the right, at all times, to
have Company Supervisors or authorized Search and Inspection Specialists conduct
searches and inspections of employees, Subcontractors' employees, otheir person,
clothing, vehicle, tool boxes and possessions, for the purpose of possessions,
use, or concealment of any of the items and/or substances prohibited by this
Policy.

The Company Supervisor has the right to conduct on-the-spot- search and
inspection of employees and their personal effects as described above if he has
a "Reasonable Suspicion" that employees are in direct violation of any part of
this Policy.

All searches and inspections conducted by outside authorized specialists will be
in the presence of Company Supervision.

Searches, inspections and testing may be conducted from time to time without
prior announcement. Searches will be performed with concern for personal privacy
of each employee.

No employee search, urine drug screen or inspection will be conducted without
written consent; however, employees who refuse to submit to a search, urine drug
screen, blood or plasma sampling, inspection, or is found in possession, use or
transportation of any illegal substance, contraband, company property, or any of
the above mentioned drugs and unauthorized items, will be considered in
violation of this Policy.

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Illegal substances, drugs, and unauthorized items discovered through searches
and inspections may result in the proper law enforcement authorities being
advised in this regard.

TESTING

Urine drug screen test or blood and plasma tests shall be conducted under the
following circumstances:

1. Pre-employment examinations

2. Compliance with Contractual Agreements

3. When an employee's Supervisor has a reasonable suspicion* that
an employee is intoxicated, using or under the influence** of
drugs and alcohol

4. Part of an overall search and inspection of an employee's or
other person's work area or location of employment (announced
or unannounced)

5. Whenever an employee has caused, contributed to, or has been
involved in an accident or near miss while at work.

PENALTIES FOR VIOLATING POLICY

Any employee found using, possessing, selling, distributing, concealing or
transporting any of these items or substances prohibited by this Policy or who
refuses to submit to a search, urine and/or blood analysis, or other detection
procedure will be considered in violation of this Policy, will be removed from
Company Property and will be discharged from employment.

Any employee who, as a result of drug testing and screening, is found to have
detectable levels or identifiable trace quantities of a Prohibited Drug or
Substance in his or her system, regardless of when or where the Drug or
Substance entered that person" system, will be considered in violation of this
Policy, and will be removed from Company Property, and will be discharged from
employment.

All Subcontractor and Supplier Personnel and other third parties on Company
Property will be subject to this Policy. Any such individual found in violation
of this Policy, or who refuses to submit to a research, urine and/or blood
analysis, or other detection procedure will be considered in violation of this
policy, and will be removed from the Company Property. Violation of this Policy
by Subcontractor or Supplier losing the right to do business with the Company.

FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS POLICY:

* "Reasonable Suspicion" is a belief based on objective and articulable facts
sufficient to lead a prudent Supervisor to suspect that the employee, or other
person, is using a Prohibited Drug, Alcohol or Substance.

** "Under the Influence" is the presence of an illegal or Prohibited Drug,
Alcohol, or Substance found in the body fluids at levels of detection above the
lowest cut-off level as established by the analytical methods used by the

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testing laboratory. Also, it means that the employee, or other individual, is
affected by a Drug, Alcohol or Prohibited Substance, either singularly or in
combination, in any detectable manner. The symptoms of influence are not
confined to those consistent with misbehavior, nor to obvious impairment of
physical or mental ability, such as slurred speech or difficulty in maintaining
balance.

OSHA 1926.59 HAZARD COMMUNICATION

The OSHA Hazard Communication Standard requires each employer (Note: each
Contractor/Subcontractor is considered an employer) to:

1. Develop, implement and maintain a written Hazard Communication
Program for each Work Site. The Written Program must include a
Chemical Inventory List and establish the methods to provide
information to their employees on the following:

a. Labels and Forms of Warning

b. Employee Information and Training

c. Hazards associated with Non-routine Tasks

d. Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)

e. The Requirements of the Hazard Communication Program

2. Multi-employer Workplaces:

a. Establish a method to communicate with other
employers to provide the other employers with a copy
of their Material Safety Data Sheets.

In order to assist you in complying with the OSHA 1926.59 Hazard Communication
Standard, please be advised sample programs may be obtained from the following:

1. The Associated General Contractors (AGC)

2. The Associated Building Contractors (ABC)

3. The American Subcontractors Association

4. Any OSHA Area Office

Please be advised that Terremark Technology Contractors, Inc. has a Hazard
Communication Program which meets the OSHA 1926.59 Hazard Communication
Standard, and is available for your review and maintained at the Job Site by
Terremark Technology Contractors, Inc. Project Safety Representative.

IN ORDER TO FURTHER ASSIST YOU IN COMPLYING WITH THE 1926.59 HAZARD
COMMUNICATION STANDARD, PLEASE FORWARD COPIES OF THE MSDS FOR EACH HAZARDOUS
CHEMICAL IN YOUR USE TO TERREMARK TECHNOLOGY CONTRACTORS, INC. PROJECT SAFETY
REPRESENTATIVE TO ESTABLISH A DIRECTORY FOR EACH HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL THAT THE
OTHER EMPLOYER(S) EMPLOYEE(S) MAY BE EXPOSED TO WHILE WORKING ON THIS PROJECT.

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To:
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SAFETY POLICY ON DRUGS. ALCOHOL AND OTHER PROHIBITED ITEMS

1. I am familiar with the Safety Guidelines for my trade.

2. I have received, read and understand the Terremark Technology
Contractors, Inc.'s Safety Policy on Drugs, Alcohol and
Prohibited items.

3. I have been advised and understand that failure to comply with
Safety Regulations of Federal, State and Local Government and
the Terremark Technology Contractors Inc.'s policy on Drugs,
Alcohol and Prohibited items could result in dismissal from
this Project. Any willful or deliberate violation of Safety
Regulations or Company Policies will be automatic dismissal
from this Project.

4. I understand all of the Requirements asked of me and was given
an opportunity to ask any questions.

I understand that Terremark Technology Contractors, Inc.'s intent in
establishing rigid Safety Regulations and a Safety Policy on Drugs, Alcohol and
other Prohibited Items is necessary to ensure s Safe, Healthy and Productive
work environment for employees and others on Company Property, to protect
Company Property and assets, to assure efficient operations, and is in no way
meant to be used in a discriminatory capacity. I further indicate by my
signature below that I fully understand all that is expected of me with regard
to Safety and agree to abide by all of Terremark Technology Contractor's Inc.'s
Policies and all other applicable Safety Rules while on this Project.

A machine copy of this Authorization and Release shall have the same force and
effect as the original.

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Signature Witness

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Printed Name Date

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