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IPAC-RS 2006 Conference DIRECTIONS TO PQRI Training Course: Leachables and Extractables Best Practices September 20-21, 2006 (Hosted by Gardner Carton & Douglas “GCD”) 1301 K Street, N.W., East Tower, Penthouse Washington, DC 20005 Contact for Meeting: Dede Godstrey - +1 (202) 230-5607 Building Security Procedures: When you arrive you will be required to sign-in at the East Tower security desk and present a photo id. Please let the guards know that you are visiting Gardner, Carton & Douglas (GCD). The security guard will have your name on a pre-authorized visitor's list, and issue you a visitor sticker. Please present your visitor sticker to the Security Officer at the East Tower elevator lobby entrance and proceed to the Penthouse. Location: Our office is close to Ronald Reagan International Airport (4.1 miles), Dulles International Airport (33 miles), and Baltimore-Washington International Airport (BWI – 32 miles). See the GCD website for directions. http://www.gcd.com/firm/washington.asp - 1 - Map# Business/Landmark Info Distance METRO-MCPHERSON SQUARE STATION 0.17 miles 800 14TH ST NW WASHINGTON, DC Phone: (202) 637-7000 METRO-FARRAGUT NORTH STATION 0.48 miles 1051 CONNECTICUT AVE NW WASHINGTON, DC Phone: (202) 637-7000 METRO-GALLERY PLACE STATION 0.50 miles 600 9TH ST NW WASHINGTON, DC Phone: (202) 637-7000 METRO-METRO CENTER STATION 0.51 miles 400 12TH ST NW WASHINGTON, DC Phone: (202) 637-7000 METRO-MT VERNON STATION 0.53 miles 698 M ST NW WASHINGTON, DC Phone: (202) 637-7000 Directions from Metro Red Line: Metro Center. Exit to 13th Street (on the corner of 13th and G Streets). Follow the 13th Street to K Street. The 1301 K building has the SoHo café on the first floor. Enter the “East Tower” entrance. Follow building security procedures above. Blue and Orange Line: McPherson Square. Exit to 14th Street. Cross the Franklin Square to the corner of 13th and K Streets. Make sure you enter the “East Tower” entrance. Follow building security procedures above. - 2 - Hotels near 1301 K Street Hamilton Crowne Plaza 0.1 miles to 1301 K Sofitel Lafayette Square 0.5 miles to 1301 K 1001 14th Street, N.W. 806 15th Street, N.W. (14th & K Streets) (202) 730-8800 (202) 682-0111 Gardner Carton & Douglas rate: (Ask for Gardner Carton & Douglas corporate rate) $194 (very low demand season) $199 single/double $224 (low demand) ($169 single/double 7/1 to9/4) $255 (medium demand) $239 Club Level $293 (high demand) ($209 Club Level 7/1 to 9/4) $331 (very high demand) $350 Junior Suite Blackout dates: 5/18 – 5/24; 6/9 – 6/14; 6/23 – $500 Executive Suite 6/28; 10/22 – 10/25; 11/9 – 11/12 CORPORATE RATE ID#: www.sofitel.com 100200581 www.hamiltoncrowneplazawashingtondc.com Morrison-Clark Inn 0.2 miles to 1301 K Four Points Sheraton 0.2 miles to 1301 K Massachusetts Avenue & 11 Street, N.W. 1201 K Street, N.W. (11th & L Streets) (12th & K Streets) (202) 898-1200 (202) 289-7600 www.morrisonclark.com www.starwood.com/sheraton $185 single/double Embassy Suites Hotel – Convention Center 0.3 The Capital Hilton 0.3 miles to 1301 K miles to 1301 K 1001 16th Street, N.W. 100 9th Street, N.W. (202) 393-1000 (202) 739-2001 www.hilton.com Embassysuites.hilton.com J.W. Marriott 0.3 miles to 1301 K Jefferson Hotel 0.3 miles to 1301 K 1331 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. 1200 16th Street, N.W. (202) 393-2000 (16th & M Streets) www.marriott.com (202) 347-2200 www.thejeffersondc.com Wyndham Washington 0.38 miles to 1301 K Grand Hyatt 0.4 miles to 1301 K 1400 M Street, N.W. 1000 H Street, N.W. (202) 429-1700 (10th & H Streets) www.wyndham.com (202) 582-1234 www.hyatt.com - 3 - Hay Adams 0.5 miles to 1301 K The Hotel Monaco 0.8 miles to 1301 K 16th & H Streets 700 F Street, N.W. (202) 638-6600 (7th & F Streets) www.hayadams.com (800) 649-1202 Check website for International reservation numbers www.monaco-dc.com Grand Westin Hotel 1.0 miles to 1301 K 2350 M Street, N.W. (23rd & M Streets) (202) 429-0100 www.starwood.com/westin - 2 - - 3 - - 4 - .
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