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Affiliate Rewards Eligible Companies Program ID's Affiliate Rewards Eligible Companies Program ID’s: 2013 2014 2015 Designated Corporate Customer 28HDR 28HER 28HFR Fleet Company 28HDH 28HEH 28HFH Supplier Company 28HDJ 28HEJ 28HFJ S31083 2V INDUSTRIES INC SUPPLIER S15122 2-Way Communication LLC SUPPLIER S10009 3 Dimensional Services SUPPLIER S25762 3 Point Machine SUPPLIER S65830 3BL Media LLC SUPPLIER S65361 3CSI LLC SUPPLIER S66495 3D Sales INC SUPPLIER S69510 3d Systems SUPPLIER S65364 3IS Inc SUPPLIER S15863 3LK Construction LLC SUPPLIER F05233 3M Employee Transportation & Travel FLEET S70521 3-R MANUFACTURING COMPANY SUPPLIER S61313 7th Sense LP SUPPLIER D18911 84 Lumber Company DCC S42897 A & S INDUSTRIAL COATING CO INC SUPPLIER S73205 A and D Technology Inc SUPPLIER S57425 A G Manufacturing SUPPLIER S86063 A G Simpson Automotive Inc SUPPLIER F02130 A G Wassenaar FLEET S12115 A M G Industries Inc SUPPLIER S19787 A OK PRECISION PROTOTYPE INC SUPPLIER D80005 A&E Television Networks DCC S62637 A. Raymond Tinnerman Automotive Inc SUPPLIER S82162 A. Schulman Inc SUPPLIER S80904 A.J. Rose Manufacturing SUPPLIER DD1AQ7 A.M Community Credit Union DCC S78336 A.T. Kearney, Inc. SUPPLIER S34746 A-1 SPECIALIZED SERVICES SUPPLIER S58421 A2MAC1 LLC SUPPLIER D60014 AAA East Central DCC S36205 AAA National Office (Only EMPLOYEES Eligible) SUPPLIER D60013 AAA Ohio Auto Club DCC Affiliate Rewards Eligible Companies Program ID’s: 2013 2014 2015 Designated Corporate Customer 28HDR 28HER 28HFR Fleet Company 28HDH 28HEH 28HFH Supplier Company 28HDJ 28HEJ 28HFJ S31320 AAF MC QUAY INC SUPPLIER S14541 Aarell Company SUPPLIER F05894 ABB Inc. FLEET S10035 Abbott Ball Co SUPPLIER F66984 Abbott Labs FLEET D10546 Abbott, Nicholson, Quilter, Esshaki & Youngblood P DCC FOOF92 AbbVie Inc FLEET D227U3 Abby Farm Supply, Inc DCC S60366 Abednego Environmental Services SUPPLIER D10017 Abelman, Frayne & Schwab DCC F08251 Abercrombie & Fitch FLEET S17795 ABF Freight System Inc SUPPLIER F00C3Q ABM Industries, Inc. FLEET F35554 AboveNet FLEET S75513 ABP Induction SUPPLIER S10047 ABRASIVE DIAMOND TOOL COMPANY SUPPLIER F02198 ABS/American Bureau of Shipping FLEET S10058 ABSOPURE WATER COMPANY INC-MI SUPPLIER F00A0C ABT Electronics, Inc FLEET S66330 Acal Precision Products SUPPLIER S43516 ACCENTURE SUPPLIER S65519 Access Fund (Employees and Members are Eligible) SUPPLIER F009QU Acciona Energy North America Corporation FLEET S53770 Accu-Die & Mold Inc SUPPLIER S33499 Accumetric, LLC SUPPLIER S43881 ACCURATE MACHINE AND TOOL CORP SUPPLIER S13771 Accurate Technologies Inc SUPPLIER S47542 Accuride Corporation SUPPLIER S60248 Accutest Laboratories SUPPLIER S25989 Accuweather Interprise Solutions SUPPLIER F16192 Ace Hardware Corporation FLEET S72926 ACE PRODUCTS INC SUPPLIER Affiliate Rewards Eligible Companies Program ID’s: 2013 2014 2015 Designated Corporate Customer 28HDR 28HER 28HFR Fleet Company 28HDH 28HEH 28HFH Supplier Company 28HDJ 28HEJ 28HFJ S10092 Ace Tex Enterprises SUPPLIER S54445 ACEE-DEUCEE PROTA-CAN SUPPLIER S51798 ACG Direct Inc. SUPPLIER S10117 ACME GROOVING TOOL COMPANY SUPPLIER S14955 ACME Maintenance Service Inc SUPPLIER S10128 ACME MANUFACTURING COMPANY SUPPLIER S95520 ACOUSTEK NONWOVENS SUPPLIER S11052 Acro-Feed Industries SUPPLIER S16363 ACS Industries Inc SUPPLIER S99068 ACT ASSOCIATES SUPPLIER S44426 ACT HOLDINGS INC SUPPLIER F02623 Actavis FLEET S57404 ACTech North America Inc SUPPLIER F47079 Actelion Pharmaceuticals US, Inc. FLEET S17781 ACTION DELIVERIES CO SUPPLIER S47636 ACTION EQUIPMENT SALES COMPANY INC SUPPLIER S14694 Action Tool Machine Inc SUPPLIER S39478 ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION SUPPLIER D1G6V5 Activision Publishing Inc DCC S34843 Acumen Technologies Inc. SUPPLIER S38303 Acument Global Technologies SUPPLIER S26278 ACUMENT GLOBAL TECHNOLOGIES NA SUPPLIER S10169 ACUSHNET RUBBER DBA PRECIX INC SUPPLIER S32265 Acxiom Corp SUPPLIER S75667 AD Transport Express SUPPLIER S53907 ADAC Plastics Inc. SUPPLIER S91093 Adam Electronics SUPPLIER S53608 Adamo Demolition Company SUPPLIER F007Q3 ADB Companies, Inc. FLEET S82891 ADCO COMPANIES INC SUPPLIER S48033 ADCO Products SUPPLIER S36340 Adcole Corporation SUPPLIER Affiliate Rewards Eligible Companies Program ID’s: 2013 2014 2015 Designated Corporate Customer 28HDR 28HER 28HFR Fleet Company 28HDH 28HEH 28HFH Supplier Company 28HDJ 28HEJ 28HFJ S57782 Adcon Engineering Company SUPPLIER S20076 Addco Industries Inc SUPPLIER F06176 ADM ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND CO FLEET S14564 ADMIRAL HEATING VENTILATION SUPPLIER S87316 Adobe Systems, Inc SUPPLIER DC1608 Adobe Truck & Equipment DCC F05946 ADP Automatic Data Processing FLEET S17049 ADP DEALER SERVICES SUPPLIER S31894 ADRA PRESSE SPA SUPPLIER S16344 ADS Logistics Co. LLC SUPPLIER S10015 ADT Security SUPPLIER F39887 Advance Auto Parts FLEET F50583 Advance Central Services, Inc. FLEET S15371 Advance Lighting Sound Inc. SUPPLIER S17367 ADVANCED CONSULTING & ENGRG INC SUPPLIER S45687 Advanced Engineering SUPPLIER S24268 ADVANCED HEAT TREAT CORPORATION SUPPLIER S11598 Advanced Interior Solutions Inc. SUPPLIER S16399 ADVANCED MACHINE & ENGINEERING CO SUPPLIER S47124 ADVANCED NUMERICAL SOLUTIONS SUPPLIER S50875 Advanced Rubber Technologies Inc. SUPPLIER S64986 Advanced Safety Graphics SUPPLIER S23028 ADVANCED SYSTEMS INC SUPPLIER S57272 Advanced Technology Services Inc. SUPPLIER S17898 ADVANCED TELEMETRIC INTERNATIONAL SUPPLIER S60306 Advanta Industries SUPPLIER S56318 ADVANTAGE ENGINEERING SUPPLIER D50018 ADVANTAGE Health Solutions Inc. DCC S26060 Advantage Technical Resourcing SUPPLIER S70740 Advantage Technical Resourcing Inc SUPPLIER S61756 Advantage Truck Accessories INC SUPPLIER S18873 ADVANTECH INTERNATIONAL INC SUPPLIER Affiliate Rewards Eligible Companies Program ID’s: 2013 2014 2015 Designated Corporate Customer 28HDR 28HER 28HFR Fleet Company 28HDH 28HEH 28HFH Supplier Company 28HDJ 28HEJ 28HFJ S36188 ADVERTISING CHECKING BUREAU INC SUPPLIER S64728 Advertising Production Resources (APR) SUPPLIER S60182 Advics North America SUPPLIER S16102 AECOM Technical Services Inc SUPPLIER S66720 AEES, Inc. SUPPLIER F01399 Aegion FLEET S62803 AER Manufacturing Inc SUPPLIER S65996 Aeris Communications Inc SUPPLIER F15398 Aero Communications, Inc. FLEET S87057 AERO EXPEDITING INC SUPPLIER S53590 Aero Filter Inc SUPPLIER S13744 Aero Global Logistics SUPPLIER D00297 Aerocap Aviation Solutions DCC S63460 Aeronet Incorporated SUPPLIER S20896 AEROTEK INC SUPPLIER S56686 AEROVIRONMENT INC SUPPLIER S62266 AETHER CONSULTING SUPPLIER F04788 Aetna Inc FLEET D80039 Aetos Alternatives Management DCC D11030 AEW Capital Management DCC S46426 AFC Holdcroft LLC SUPPLIER S47106 Affco Machine Sales Inc. SUPPLIER S59048 Affiliated Computer Services SUPPLIER F07288 Affinia Group/ Wicks Filteration FLEET S80136 Affliated Steam Equipment Company SUPPLIER D80013 Aflac DCC S12421 AFX/BRUS SUPPLIER S60173 AG Manufacturing SUPPLIER DC1979 Ag Power Equipment Co. DCC DC1314 Ag Systems, Inc. DCC S84578 Agape Plastic Inc SUPPLIER F42866 AGCO Corporation FLEET Affiliate Rewards Eligible Companies Program ID’s: 2013 2014 2015 Designated Corporate Customer 28HDR 28HER 28HFR Fleet Company 28HDH 28HEH 28HFH Supplier Company 28HDJ 28HEJ 28HFJ F09858 Agfa Corporation FLEET F96572 Aggregate Industries Management Inc FLEET F03273 Aggreko, LLC FLEET S41412 Agilent Technologies, Inc. SUPPLIER S16126 Agiliti Inc SUPPLIER F18884 AGL Resources FLEET S52196 AGM Automotive SUPPLIER F15553 Agricredit Acceptance LLC FLEET DC1659 Agri-Power, Inc. Dba H & R Agr DCC S14787 Ahaus Tool & Engineering, Inc SUPPLIER F00CS8 Ahern Rentals / Extreme Manfufacturing FLEET F00H14 Ahold USA FLEET S19644 AIC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Autobytel Inc SUPPLIER S89192 AICHELIN AMERICA INC SUPPLIER S15620 AIDA-America Corp SUPPLIER D12347 AIG DCC S35279 AIMCO SUPPLIER S64430 Aimia SUPPLIER S17452 AIN PLASTICS OF MICHIGAN INC SUPPLIER S45274 AIR APPLICATIONS INCORPORATED SUPPLIER S90132 AIR CASTER CORPORATION SUPPLIER S57142 AIR CENTER INC SUPPLIER S61310 AIR DESIGN INC SUPPLIER S45698 Air Gas SUPPLIER S60881 Air International Thermal Systems SUPPLIER S11481 Air Products & Chemicals Inc SUPPLIER S13724 Air Systems Sales SUPPLIER S22288 Air Way Automation SUPPLIER F50876 Airbus FLEET S36698 Aircentric Corporation SUPPLIER S95209 Airgas Great Lakes Inc SUPPLIER S55953 Airgas Inc SUPPLIER Affiliate Rewards Eligible Companies Program ID’s: 2013 2014 2015 Designated Corporate Customer 28HDR 28HER 28HFR Fleet Company 28HDH 28HEH 28HFH Supplier Company 28HDJ 28HEJ 28HFJ S21204 AirTech Controls Company LLC SUPPLIER S11797 Airtex Products SUPPLIER S20416 AIS Construction Equip Company SUPPLIER S96047 Aisin World Corporation of America SUPPLIER S12235 AJAX PAVING INDUSTRIES INC SUPPLIER S17801 AK Steel Corp SUPPLIER S92998 Akebono Corporation SUPPLIER S12832 AKH, INC. 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