Enviro-Energy Corporation Agrees to Merge with ICM

  
    
  
  
    
      Enviro-Energy Corporation, Inc. (Pink Sheets:ENGY), has executed a 
      Letter of Intent to merge with Integrated Construction Management, Inc. (“ICM”), 
      a Texas-based commercial construction management company. Enviro-Energy’s 
      management is excited about ICM’s growth 
      potential and confident that the merger will proceed quickly towards 
      closing.
    
    
      ICM is being formed through the merger of Jones Partners Construction 
      and DFW Construction and Management Ltd. The combination is the first 
      step in creating a publicly traded, fully reporting, integrated 
      construction management company. Through these two operating 
      subsidiaries, ICM offers construction management, design-build and 
      general contracting services to Fortune 500, large regional corporate 
      and industrial clients and public agencies in the Southwestern U.S. In 
      2007, on a pro forma basis, ICM’s operating 
      subsidiaries completed 85 commercial projects in five (5) states, 
      generating more than $24 million in revenues.
    
    
      As part of the merger transaction, ENGY will change its name to 
      Integrated Construction Management, Inc., undertake a 1,300 to 1 reverse 
      of its current issued and outstanding shares and increase its authorized 
      shares to 50,000,000. Upon completion of the merger, there will be 
      27,250,000 shares issued and outstanding, on a fully diluted basis. The 
      Board of Directors approved the name change and the Reverse Split, 
      subject to shareholder approval. The merger is expected to close within 
      60 days.
    
    
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