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CALGARY, ALBERTA, Feb 9, 2010 (Marketwire via COMTEX) —-Total Energy Services Inc. (TSX:TOT) (”Total”) is pleased to announce that Sean Ulmer has been appointed President of Bidell
Equipment L.P. (”Bidell”), Total’s natural gas compression business. Mr. Ulmer will be commencing his duties on or about March
1, 2010. Mr. Ulmer is currently an Associate Partner in the Transaction Services department of a multinational accounting
firm. From 2002 to 2008, Mr. Ulmer was Vice President, Production Services with Enerflex Systems Ltd., which included roles
responsible for their global rental fleet and North American mechanical service divisions. From 2000 to the time it was acquired
by Enerflex in 2002, Mr. Ulmer held senior management positions with the low horsepower natural gas compression division of
a public company. From 1994 to 2000, Mr. Ulmer held various accounting and corporate finance positions. Mr. Ulmer obtained
his Bachelor of Commerce in 1994, his Chartered Accountant designation in 1997 and his Chartered Business Valuator designation
in 1999.

Mr. Ulmer will be succeeding Warren Craddock, who has served as General Manager of Bidell since Total acquired Bidell
in 1998. Mr. Craddock will be continuing with Bidell in a senior technical and advisory role. Under Mr. Craddock’s leadership,
Bidell has grown to be a significant participant in the Canadian natural gas compression industry. Total appreciates the significant
contributions that Mr. Craddock has made to the growth and development of Bidell.

Total is also pleased to announce that it has received a United States Patent for its proprietary NOMAD(TM) line of
large horsepower mobile natural gas compression packages. The NOMAD(TM) line of portable compression brings significant operational
efficiencies and cost savings to end users by introducing portability to large horsepower compression applications.

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