Need Names of Companies Implementing In-Service Distributions from DB Plans ('Phased Retirement')

I'm looking to find the specific names of companies that have implemented Phased Retirement Plans, specifically allowing in-service distributions from the existing defined benefit pension.  Googling has only turned up generic articles on the subject. 

Thank you in advance for your help.

I don't think that is a matter of public record. And personally, to me the idea that allowing in-service commencement from a DBP at age 62 is "Phased Retirement" is a joke. If you have specific coordinated options that help balance the pension income with reduced work schedule and pay and then further adjust or allow a new annuity starting date upon actual retirement at 65 or some later date, like SSNRA, then you might have a true phased retirement program. Maybe these exist in the government sector and/or the Fortune 500 type of pensions but I have yet to see anything I would truly call phased retirement. If you simply want a survey of DBPs that offer age 62 in-service, I don't know where or how you would get that, and now with BAMA allowing DB in-service at age 59 1/2, that universe is all likely to change anyway.

A long time ago I learned "if you don't ask, you don't get".  Thank you.

post script: It seems that the company names ARE a matter of public record. Some additional intense googling turned up:  West Bend Mutual Life Insurance Company, BASF, Avaya, Monsanto, PepsiCo and Lockheed Martin - all have found ways to work around the legal obstacles and offer phased retirement.