Tucson - 1 May, 2002 -

OpenWorks, a leader in commercial cleaning and facility services, announced its plan to aggressively expand its Tucson presence. "Despite recent economic indicators, the market is flourishing in the Tucson area," said Eric Roudi, OpenWorks' President and CEO. "The area's demand for high quality commercial cleaning services and OpenWorks' rigid quality standards make a terrific match." In the Tucson area, OpenWorks' franchisees are trained in a broad range of facility services to meet the needs of diverse work environments, as well as specific types of businesses. Currently, OpenWorks cares for a variety of facilities in Tucson, including Concentra Medical, YMCA, and Wells Fargo Banks. OpenWorks is looking for franchisee candidates who are entrepreneurial and are interested in providing high quality services. No previous experience is necessary in the field, as comprehensive training is provided. An Open House for franchisee candidates will be held on May 22, 2002 from 12-4 p.m., please call 520-514-7301, ext. 158 for more information and to reserve a space! Interested parties should contact the OpenWorks Tucson office at: 5420 E. Broadway Suite 200 Tucson, AZ 85711 Phone: 520-514-7301 www.OpenWorksWeb.com About OpenWorks: OpenWorks was founded in 1983 based on the key principle of creating a progressive facility services organization that thrives on the spirit of entrepreneurship through strong management systems. The Company has built its organization around the success of its franchisees and the satisfaction of their customers. OpenWorks is motivated by the simple core philosophy: The cleaner a work environment, the more productive those who use it can be. The Company has grown to become a major facility services organization with approximately 400 franchisees servicing over 20 million square feet of commercial space at 1,800 facilities in Arizona, Seattle, and Southern California. For more information, visit the award-winning OpenWorks website at www.OpenWorksWeb.com.

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