Specialist In Establishing Manufacturing Operations in Mexico!

Co-Production International (CPI) is strategically headquartered in San Diego, CA, and is the premiere Administrative Services Provider in Mexico. As your Administrative Services Provider our role is to facilitate the successful expansion of your Mexico manufacturing operation. We handle the complete set-up of your operation and manage the day-to-day administrative duties in accordance with Mexican regulations allowing you to control and focus 100% on manufacturing.

CPI will put its 35-years of experience as the premier expansion expert in Mexico manufacturing to work for you in preparing a labor cost analysis. This analysis will demonstrate how this expansion will impact your bottom-line profits and sustain your competitive advantage!

CPI offers several programs designed to successfully establish your Manufacturing operation. These programs include Program for companies seeking a The Shelter (Maquiladora)turnkey entry into manufacturing in Mexico, and which allows our Administrative Servicesclients to pick from a menu of services.

Together we succeed by assisting you in ensuring your competitive advantage through one of the most cost effective labor markets in the world… México!

Please contact us now to review the strategic advantages of manufacturing in Mexico.

We invite you on a factory tour to see first-hand the Mexican workforce in action and the state-of-the-art facilities in Baja California.

US Corporate Office: +1(619) 429-4344
Email: info@co-production.net
www.co-production.net

QualiFind Executive Search
Warren R. Carter, Senior Manging Partner
823 Anchorage Place
Chula Vista, CA 91914
619-661-2585
wcarter@quali-find.com
www.quali-find.com  
www.agrifind.net
www.maquilafind.com

The State Board, in collaboration with the Air Resources Board, has begun to explore and develop a relational database/web-based platform for the catalog. This web-based tool will optimize its use for all end-users by providing an easy way to search, sort, or browse for specific resources. The users will be able to query the catalog for targeted results.

In the meantime, A PDF version of the catalog can be viewed on the State Board website at: www.cwib.ca.gov. The catalog is updated every six months with the latest versions posted to the website in mid-April and mid-October.

If you have any more questions about the Catalog, please contact the State Board at (916)324-3425

State Route 11 (SR 11) and the new Otay Mesa East Port of Entry (POE) are proposed to be constructed to improve the movement of people and goods, between the United States and Mexico. Scheduled to open in 2015, this POE and 2.5 mile, four-lane, tolled state highway will link the U.S.-Mexico border to key regional, state, and international highways. In the United States, SR 11 will connect to State Routes 905 and 125. In Mexico, the corridor will connect the new POE to the Tijuana-Tecate and Tijuana – Ensenada free and toll roads.

	SR 11/Otay Mesa East Port of Entry Project
		PROJECT DESCRIPTION PROJECT STATUS ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS PROJECT DEVELOPMENT STUDY (PDS) TRAFFIC & REVENUE STUDY INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS (ITS) STAYING CONNECTED FOR MORE INFORMATION MILESTONES: PDS: Completed July 2011 Environmental Impact Analysis: Underway ITS: Pre-Development Study Launched: Summer 2011 T&R: Study Launched: Summer 2011 Complete Environmental Document (Record of Decision): Early 2012 Complete Design and Right of Way Acquisition: Summer 2013 Begin Construction: December 2013 End Construction/Open to Traffic: December 2015 For more information contact: Mario Orso, Caltrans Corridor Director Phone: (619) 688-2561, E-mail: Mario_Orso@dot.ca.gov Marney Cox, Chief Economist Phone: (619) 699-1930, E-mail: mco@sandag.org Christina Casgar, Goods Movement Policy Manager Phone: (619) 699-1982, E-mail: cca@sandag.org		» en Español SANDAG and Caltrans, along with a number of key local, state, and federal agencies in the United States and Mexico, are executing an aggressive plan to self-finance and support through toll revenues a new border crossing in the San Diego/Baja California region. Annually, $54 billion worth of goods move across the region’s borders; and at each crossing wait times regularly exceed two hours. To sustain vibrant commercial cross border activities, partners are creating a new Port of Entry. This e-newsletter will be regularly distributed to keep stakeholders updated. Project Description State Route 11 (SR 11) and the new Otay Mesa East Port of Entry (POE) are proposed to be constructed to improve the movement of people and goods, between the United States and Mexico. Scheduled to open in 2015, this POE and 2.5 mile, four-lane, tolled state highway will link the U.S.-Mexico border to key regional, state, and international highways. In the United States, SR 11 will connect to State Routes 905 and 125. In Mexico, the corridor will connect the new POE to the Tijuana-Tecate and Tijuana – Ensenada free and toll roads. Click here to read more. Project Status A number of agencies are working together to develop SR 11 and the Otay Mesa East POE, which include SANDAG, Caltrans, General Services Administration (GSA), U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), and the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). Counterpart agencies in Mexico include the State of Baja California, City of Tijuana, Aduanas, Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores (SRE), and Secretaría de Comunicaciones y Transportes (SCT). This effort involves the coordination of a number of studies on the various aspects of the project. An update on the status of each of these studies is included below: Environmental Analysis The environmental analysis for the project has been conducted in two phases/tiers: a first tier, “Phase I,” programmatic level study, and a second tier, “Tier II,” project level study. The two-tier process was selected because it would allow for critical milestones to be achieved earlier in the project. The milestone of an Approved Presidential Permit allowing for a crossing at the international border required environmental documentation of the proposed program. A POE would not be approved for operation without this. The Final Phase I Program Environmental Impact Report/Program Environmental Impact Statement (PEIR/PEIS) for the project was completed in August 2008 and received approved by the Federal Highway Administration in October 2008. The Tier 2 EIS/EIR is currently underway and a Record of Decision (ROD) for the Tier 2 EIS/EIR is anticipated in early 2012. The ROD for the environmental analysis will be an important milestone for the project as it will allow for the project construction to proceed in 2013, with the project completion anticipated in 2015. Project Development Study (PDS) Caltrans in partnership with General Services Administration (GSA), began a Program Development Study (PDS) for the Otay Mesa East POE project in fall 2008 and approved the project PDS in July 2011. The PDS is used by GSA to determine important information critical to the project’s development, including confirming space and functional requirements and developing a construction budget for the project. Approval of the PDS provides the project team with solid foundation to pursue funding for the design and construction of the project. Traffic & Revenue Study A Traffic & Revenue (T&R) Study for the toll facility will be developed as part of the project. This study will provide an estimate of the revenue generating capacity of the project. The T&R Study will satisfy the demands of the investment community that this is a financially feasible project, as well as provide valuable information regarding border crossing issues and challenges which will be used for project evaluation and scenario development. It is anticipated that the results of the T& R Study will be available in March 2012. Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Study The Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Pre-Deployment Study will assess innovative operating concepts and technologies that can help to create a secure, state-of-the-art border crossing. Some examples of areas of evaluation include traveler notification of border wait times and pricing and truck segmentation to streamline traffic. (www.sandag.org/sr11) Click here to read more. Staying Connected The project team has committed to early and on-going outreach to a broad base of border-crossing constituents including public agency stakeholders. The goal is to link policy decisions with user needs and system requirements. The following stakeholder outreach activities will be done as part of the project: Market analysis of the potential user groups Public workshops Interviews/surveys with key border users In the coming months, the project team will be interviewing key border users for input on border crossing challenges, design, and operations: Managers at manufacturing and warehousing facilities along the border Transportation companies that are the origins/destinations of cross-border operations. For More Information We will keep stakeholders informed about project progress. For more information, please visit the project Web site at www.sandag.org/sr11. Contact Andrea Hoff at ahof@sandag.org to be added to our e-mail notification list.

Allied Waste Services
Ryane Hughes, Major Account Representative
881 Energy Way
Chula Vista, CA 91911
619-656-3530 Phone
619-421-0841 Fax
rhughes@republicservices.com
www.sddisposal.com

Cali Resources, Inc.
Carlos Kelvin, President
2310 Michael Faraday Dr.
San Diego, CA 92154
619-661-5741 Phone
619-661-1405 Fax
carlos@caliresources.com
www.caliresources.com

EDCO Waste & Recycling
John Snyder, General Manager
6670 Federal Blvd.
Lemon Grove, CA 91945
619-287-5696 Phone
619-287-2527 Fax
jsnyder@edcodisposal.com
www.edcodisposal.com

BC Manufacturing
John Riley, CEO
2320 Paseo de las Americas, Suite 110
San Diego, CA 92154
619-661-6868
877-4NEARSHORE
jriley@bcmanufacturing.com
www.bcmanufacturing.com

Border Assembly Inc.
Ernesto Bravo, President
1605 Pacific Rim Court, Ste D
San Diego, CA 92154
619-710-0555 Phone
619-710-0556 Fax
bravo@borderassembly.com
www.borderassembly.com

Bucher Industries
Jaime Gonzalez-Luna
9850 Siempre Viva Rd. #6
San Diego, CA 92154
619-671-6777 Phone
619-661-0071 Fax
jaime.g@bucherinc.com
www.bucherinc.com

Co-Production International
Enrique Esparza Jr., President
1497 Jayken Way, Suite B
Chula Vista, CA 91911
619-429-4344 Phone
619-429-4339 Fax
enriquee@co-production.net
www.co-production.net

North American Production Sharing, Inc.
Vivian Olmos, Communications Manager
910 Camino Del Mar, Suite F
Del Mar, CA 92014
858-794-7947 Phone
858-794-7948 Fax
vivian.olmos@napsintl.com
www.NAPintl.com

Tacna International Corp.
Ross Baldwin, Chief Operating Officer
1401 Air Wing Road
San Diego, CA 92154
619-661-1261 Phone
619-661-1675 Fax
www.tacna.net
www.schottmagnetics.com
www.thermalflex.com

Border Insurance Services, Inc.
Eduardo Pedrero, President
2004 Dairy Mart Rd. Suite 114
San Ysidro, CA 92173
619-428-0095 Phone
619-428-0920 Fax
eduardo@mexborder.com
www.mexborder.com

Karloz Registration & Insurance Services Inc.
Carlos Alvarez, Owner
9765 Marconi Dr. Suite 110
San Diego, CA 92154
619-661-9224 Phone
619-661-9235 Fax
karloz@karlozreg.info

Marrs, Maddocks & Associates Insurance Services, Inc.
Glenn Ables, Senior Vice President
1903 Wright Place, Suite 280
Carlsbad, CA 92008
760-804-0402 Phone
760-804-0942 Fax
glenn@marrsmaddocks.com
glenn@mmains.com
www.mmains.com

MWG Financial
Jory Wolf, President
Dylan Anderson, Business Development
6333 Greenwich Dr. #210
San Diego, CA 92122
619-993-4292 Phone
858-724-1415
dylan.g.anderson@gmail.com
www.mwgfinancial.com

New York Life Insurance Co.
J. Armando Valencia, Financial Services Professional
8910 University Center Drive, Suite 300
San Diego, CA 92122
858-452-3605 Phone
858-430-3449 Fax
javalencia@ft.newyorklife.com
www.newyorklife.com

Robert Sullivan & Associates
Robert Sullivan, President
871 Harlod Place Suite 103
Chula Vista, CA 91914
619-656-8222 Phone
619-656-8280 Fax
robertsullivan@cox.net
www.sullivaninservices.com

Hospital Infantil de las Californias
Luisa Ramirez, Sponsorship Development
Av. Alejandro Von Humboldt #11431
Tijuana, B.C. 22320
664-647-5069 Phone
664-647-5069 Fax
patrocinador@hospitalinfantil.org

MD Anti Aging & MD Mental Wellness
Dr. Melinda Silva
890 Eastlake Parkway, Suite 305
Chula Vista, CA 91914
(619) 761-1574 Phone
silvadoctors@cox.net
www.thebestdietdoctor.com

Scripps Mercy Hospital
Monica Montaño, Marketing & Communications Manager
435 H St.
Chula Vista, CA 91910
619-691-7321 Phone
619-691-7403 Fax
montano.monica@scrippshealth.org
www.scripps.org

SHARP HealthCare
Jacquie Schwoerke, Director
International Patient Services
8695 Spectrum Center Blvd.
San Diego, CA 92123
858-499-4967 Phone
Jacquie.Schwoerke@sharp.com
www.sharp.com

SIMNSA International Healthcare
Patricia Moran, Sales and Marketing Executive
333 H. Street, Suite 6040
Chula Vista, CA 91910
619-407-4082- Phone
619-407-4087 Fax
amoran@simnsa.com
www.simnsa.com

Armando C. Ibarra, CPA – APC
Armando C. Ibarra Jr., CPA
371 E. Street
Chula Vista, CA 91910
619-422-1348 Phone
619-422-1465 Fax
aci@ibarracpa.com
www.ibarracpa.com

Deloitte: Baja California
Gonzalo Gómez T., Office Managing Partner
4492 Camino de la PLaza
P.O. Box 373
San Ysidro, CA 92173-3097
664-622-7878 Phone
664-681-7813 Fax
gogomez@deloittemx.com
www.deloitte.com.mx

Mauricio Monroy Contadores
Mauricio Monroy Rojas, Tax and Manging Partner
Blvd. Agua Caliente 10611-805
Col. Aviación
Tijuana, B.C. 22420
664-972-9072 Phone
664-972-9104 Fax
info@monroycp.com
www.mauriciomonroy.com

USA Commerce Inc.
Patricia Jaime CPA
7577 Airway Drive Suite 105
San Diego, CA 92154
619- 207-0718 Phone
619- 227-1419 Fax
pj@usacommerce.com
www.usacommerce.com

BOOKKEEPING

BookKeeping Express
Lucy Navarro, Owner
2455 Otay Center Dr. #118-268
San Diego, CA 92154
619-852-2004Phone
lnavarro@bookkeepingexpress.com
www.bookkeepingexpress.com

“This pilot will allow us to test the best ways to leverage existing technology to shorten processing times for travelers crossing the border on foot,” said Chris Maston, director of Field Operations inSan Diego.  “At CBP, we are committed to continuing to find ways to make our border safer and more efficient.”  CBP is installing three new kiosks at the Otay Mesa border crossing for the pedestrianReady Lane.  Travelers eligible to use the pedestrianReady Lanewill approach the facility from the left, in a separate line from general travelers with non-Ready Lane documents.   When a traveler approaches the kiosk they will scan their document, allowing it to be read electronically before they approach the inspection booth.  This allows the CBP officer to receive the traveler’s information in advance, allowing for faster processing while enhancing overall security.  

 CBP officers need real-time access to a traveler’s information to make a rapid and thorough admissibility decision.  By receiving the information in advance after the traveler scans their own document at the kiosk, the CBP officer can focus on the individual instead, improving officer safety and allowing for faster processing.