Texas Work Program 2023

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COMPANY OVERVIEW

JE Dunn Construction, founded in 1924, is the 7th largest domestic general building contractor in the United States with offices in 26 locations. Our vision is to be an indispensable business partner for our clients by first understanding their purpose, goals and their customers goals and then delivering transformational solutions with certainty of results. We maintain a commitment to our clients and their building goals while being true to our guiding principles.

THE BETTER THE RELATIONSHIPS, THE BETTER THE BUILDING

We believe that the best built construction projects rely on strong client relationships and excellent communication. That belief has become our philosophy and the very reason that we are a service-oriented, professional quality management firm. Our clients are strategic partners in building success. More than 80% of JE Dunn’s business is with repeat clients or through referrals.

A National Network with 26 Offices

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DOMESTIC GENERAL BUILDER (ENR RANKING 2022)

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CM@R (ENR RANKING 2022)

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TOP 200 CONTRACTORS (BD+C 2022)

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DESIGN-BUILD CONTRACTOR (BD+C 2022)

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Atlanta Austin Charleston Charlotte Colorado Springs Dallas Denver Des Moines Dickinson Houston Kansas City Minneapolis Nashville Oklahoma City Omaha Phoenix Portland Raleigh Reston Santa Clara Savannah Springfield Tampa Tulsa Wichita Williston

Safety. Everyone. Everywhere. All the Time.

Our safety philosophy, though simple, has new meaning after the events of 2020. What the pandemic proved is that our philosophy means more than securing a jobsite and a low incident rate. It means adapting procedures and protocols at the drop of a hat to enhance safety, but it also extends to overall health. It’s about taking measures to maintain mental health, to protect the safety of not just our employees but their families as well, and to empower our people to make safe choices in every aspect of their lives. We’re proud of our safety philosophy and performance, especially in the face of the challenges the year brought, and our sights are set on continuing the momentum as we strive for zero.

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EMR (EXPERIENCE MODIFICATION RATE) .85 TRIR (TOTAL RECORDABLE INCIDENT RATE) Company Revenue 2018 2019 2020 2021 $3.5B $4.2B $4B $4.9B 2022 $5.8B

TEXAS EXPERIENCE

JE Dunn has been active in the Texas construction market since the early 1990s, starting with projects in government and healthcare. In 1997, the company opened its first office in Houston, marking it as JE Dunn’s Texas flagship, followed by offices in Dallas (also 1997) and Austin (2006). As well, we have a strong San Antonio work program built over the last 20 years, with employees currently living and working in the city as we continue to build our commitment and partnership in the community. Outside of the major cities, JE Dunn’s work program spans South Texas, the Panhandle, and the Gulf Coast. JE Dunn has established a reputation as a trusted builder in higher education, commercial and multifamily, municipal and government, healthcare, and life sciences and research builder. Our depth of experience coupled with working relationships with the most qualified trade partners in the region puts us in a powerful position to deliver certainty of results on complex construction projects. YEARS WORKING IN TEXAS

25+ 850+ PROJECTS COMPLETED IN TEXAS BILLION TEXAS WORK PROGRAM

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6TH best places to work, large company in Austin (Austin Business Journal, 2022)

OSHA commitment to safety transparency on the Loews Convention Center and Hotel and 600 Guadalupe Tower projects

25 years building in Texas

3RD in supplier diversity commitment (Houston Business Journal, 2022)

SAFETY EXCELLENCE

NAMC Golden Shovel Awards, Dallas, 2022

GOVERNMENT / PUBLIC WORK

Places to grow, places to serve, places for the communities we live in.

For years JE Dunn has been building local, regional and state facilities that help define communities - buildings such as city halls, courthouses, public safety centers, fire stations, libraries, and so much more.

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Clockwise from top left: Pearland Public Safety Building and Municipal Court (Pearland); CY-Fair Fire Stations (Houston); City of Houston Bethel Park (Houston); City of San Marcos Library Addition and Renovation (San Marcos); Fort Bend County Justice Center (Fort Bend); League City Public Safety Building and Jail (League City). Left page: City of Buda Municipal Complex (Library, City Hall, and Public Safety Building) (Buda).

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DFW INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY HEADQUARTERS DFW Airport, Texas Size 130,000 SF Cost $56.3 million Architect PGAL Delivery Method Design-Build

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Houston, Texas Size 51,202 SF Cost $23.4 million Architect Martinez Architects Delivery Method Design-Build

HOUSTON AIRPORT SYSTEM GENERAL SERVICES FACILITY

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AUSTIN-BERGSTROM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT CONSOLIDATED MAINTENANCE FACILITY Austin, Texas Size 130,155 SF Cost $62.9 million Architect Atkins Delivery Method General Contractor / Hard Bid

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Houston, Texas Size 64,000 SF (total) Cost $25.6 million (total) Architect Martinez Architects Delivery Method CMAR

HARRIS COUNTY EMERGENCY SERVICES DISTRICT 9 FOUR CY-FAIR FIRE STATIONS

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AUSTIN

(5) NEW EMS/FIRE

Austin, Texas Size 20,000 SF (avg.) Cost $60 million (total) Architect PGAL Delivery Method Design-Build

CITY OF

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STATIONS

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Houston, Texas Size 55,000 SF Cost $23.8 million Architect Kirksey Architecture Delivery Method CMAR

HARRIS COUNTY PETS

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COMPLEX Benbrook, Texas Size 33,500 SF Cost $25.4 million

Randall Scott Architects Delivery Method Design-Build

BENBROOK MUNICIPAL

Architect

Rendering courtesy of: Randall Scott Architects

HEALTHCARE

Inspired places to heal.

JE Dunn is recognized as a healthcare construction leader. In Texas, we’ve built, renovated and expanded more than 250 healthcare facilities in major cities and rural communities, each with a focus on patient and staff care, bringing solutions to complex projects, and building with quality and safety front of mind.

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Clockwise from top left: North Central Baptist Medical Center Expansion (San Antonio); Dell Children’s New Hospital and Medical Office Building (Austin); Children’s Health Medical Center, Multiple Projects (Dallas); Joe Arrington Cancer Center Remodel (Lubbock); Baylor Scott & White Cancer Center (Waco); Texas Children’s Hospital TCP Tenant Finish (Dallas); Harris Health System, Ben Taub MRI Suite Expansion (Houston). Left page: St. David’s Medical Center ICU Vertical Expansion (Austin).

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Size 138,000 SF Cost $64 million Architect Perkins+Will Delivery Method CMAR

HCA SARAH CANNON CANCER HOSPITAL AT MEDICAL CITY PLANO Plano, Texas

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AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Austin, Texas Size 520,000 SF Cost $197 million Architect HKS Delivery Method CMAR

DELL SETON MEDICAL CENTER

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COVENANT HEALTH HOPE TOWER ADDITION Lubbock, Texas Size 270,000 SF Cost $112.5 million Architect HKS Delivery Method CMAR Rendering courtesy of: HKS

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UNIVERSITY

TEXAS SOUTHWEST, MEDICAL

Dallas, Texas Size 114,682 SF Cost $32 million Architect Page Delivery Method CMAR

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CENTER ASTON RENOVATION

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UNIVERSITY HEALTH SYSTEM WOMEN’S & CHILDREN’S TOWER AND GARAGE San Antonio, Texas Size 1,043,000 SF Cost $496 million Architect Marmon Mok & ZGF Delivery Method CMAR

COMMERCIAL / RESIDENTIAL / HOSPITALITY

Places to work, places to live, places to play.

Companies and communities and putting great energy and care in building spaces that are inviting, inspiring and connect with the environments that exist and unique to the city. JE Dunn knows how to build for the vision and values of our clients and the people they serve.

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Clockwise from top left: The Travis (Austin); The Offices One at Frisco Station (Frisco); Westin at The Woodlands (Houston); Domain 10 Office Building (Austin); Aspen West Campus (Austin); ABOG HQ Building (Dallas); Paseo Condos (Austin). Left Page: Crimson Gables Residential (Houston).

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WEIR’S PLAZA OFFICE TOWER Dallas, Texas Size 547,000 SF Cost $73.2 million Architect GFF Architects Delivery Method CMAR

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WATERLOO STUDENT HOUSING

Austin, Texas Size 373,000 SF Cost $78.3 million

BOKA Powell Delivery Method Construction Manager

Architect

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MOONTOWER STUDENT HOUSING

Austin, Texas Size 376,521 SF Cost $62.2 million Architect Gensler Delivery Method Design-Build

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HILTON CANOPY HOTEL

Austin, Texas

Size 139,000 SF Cost $36.8 million

Architect Lake Flato and STG Design

Delivery Method

CMAR

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LOEWS ARLINGTON CONVENTION CENTER AND HOTEL Arlington, Texas Size 1,000,000 SF Cost $352.4 million Architect HKS Delivery Method CMAR Rendering courtesy of: HKS

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Houston, Texas Size 816,000 SF Cost $110.5 million Architect Zeigler Cooper Delivery Method CMAR

CRIMSON GABLES SIGNATURE COLLECTION

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SIXTH & GUADALUPE MIXED USE TOWER

Architect Gensler

Delivery Method CMAR

Austin, Texas Size 2,100,000 SF Cost $338 million

EDUCATION

Places to learn, places to advance research, places to create.

Change is constant throughout the education market and the need for continuous improvement is imperative to accommodate the needs of today’s and future students. JE Dunn is experienced in campus expansions, complex renovations and new construction while working safely around the 24/7 movement of students, faculty and staff.

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Clockwise from top left: Baylor University Collins Hall Renovation (Waco); University of Texas at Dallas Gundy-Davidson Alumni Center (Dallas); Forth Worth ISD Dunbar High School Renovation (Forth Worth); Rice University MD Anderson Biological Labs (Houston); Texas A&M University Interdisciplinary Life Sciences Building (College Station); Texas State University Albert B. Alkek Library Learning Commons (San Marcos). Left Page: Collin College Information Technology Center (Frisco).