BP International Completes Two of Three Shade Structures for $58,381 for Volusia County, FL.

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DELAND, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 30, 2004

BP International, Inc. (OTCBB:BPIL), a leading manufacturer of fabric architecture shade structures and tennis and athletic field equipment, announced the completion of 2 out of 3 shade structures at Deltona High School for Volusia County, FL. The $58,381 project is the first of many shade structure projects BPI is expecting from the Volusia County School Board in the near future.

"We are waiting on the district to move a few portables, which will allow us to install the last, and largest, structure of the project," said Larry Ball, President and CEO of BP International, Inc.

"What really excites me about this project is that this facility, like most schools, has an enormous number of the typical aluminum walkway cover structures. We put our fabric structures right next to those, and the difference in appearance is striking. We can offer our fabric structures, which are more attractive and reduce the heat as much as 15 degrees, for 30-40% less, in most cases, than the old-fashioned solid roofs."

"Considering all the shade needs we can fill with fabric structures," continued Ball, "and knowing our product offers more aesthetic value, is more cost effective, and has the same or better warranties, it's easy to get excited about the extreme potential of the school market. We can cover walkways, eating and gathering areas, playgrounds and bleachers ...the possibilities are limitless."

Shade structures for playgrounds and bleachers have been BPI's primary focus in the past. Currently, however, the company is broadening marketing and sales efforts to target all outdoor cover and shade needs.

"We know the need exists to shade our children," Ball said. "It won't be long before shade will be mandatory on all playgrounds and for all bleachers. We are already seeing DCF (Department of Children and Families) guidelines for shade on playgrounds. The reality is that we are pioneering a multi-billion dollar market with an incredible double impact: it is good for business and it is even better for our kids. It's great to be in a win-win situation with great products and an exciting future."

Larry Ball concluded, "With the support of our loyal, experienced, and expanding base of independent distributors, and some of the most attractive and well-engineered structures currently being built, we intend to dominate this infant market as it grows toward maturity."

About BP International, Inc.:

BP International, Inc. (BPIL) is a leading manufacturer of tennis court equipment, athletic field and gymnasium equipment, custom netting, and outdoor fabrics for use in privacy and construction fencing and fabric architecture shade structures and cabanas. The company recently introduced ShadeZone(R) shade structures, an expanding line of standard and custom permanent and portable fabric architecture to reduce heat and block UV rays on playgrounds, golfing facilities, zoos, baseball & football complexes, theme parks, parking lots, car dealerships, outdoor concessions, pool sides, etc.

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