FEDERAL OVERVIEW 2015 STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS

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FEDERAL OVERVIEW 2015 STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS

Construction & Design/Build Military Construction & SRM Client Programs

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ABOUT US

Tunista Construction, LLC (TCL) is a multi-functional General Contractor and wholly-owned subsidiary of the Calista Corporation, one of the original 13 regional corporations created under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANSCA) of 1971. Our company is based on the four principles and core values of Safety, Excellence, Quality and Integrity. Our greatest asset is our people and from that we build on our values from within. These values are at the heart of our business and the foundation of our approach with each project and each client relationship. In addition to being our core values, we practice them in all aspect of our business. This is what sets us apart from other small businesses – our partnership-based approach is to be fully engaged in the process and project delivery for the benefit of a successful project.

As a leading General Constructor, TCL provides a broad range of turnkey Design/Build and Design/Bid/Build solutions for Military and Federal construction programs throughout the United States. Our construction services include Lean Construction and integrated project delivery methods to maximize client programs, making our firm a trusted and valued partner for Government acquisition requirements. Tunista Construction is headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska and has a 34-year legacy of successful operations through its parent corporation. Certified by the U.S Small Business Administration (SBA) as an 8(a) contractor, and Disadvantaged Business Entity (DBE) with the U.S. Department of Transportation, State of Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (ADOTP&F) and the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT), Tunista Construction is well positioned for Federal and State procurement opportunities.

TCL maintains a strong surety program with Aggregate Capacity Limits of $150M and Single Limits of $40M (Treasury Listed Circular 570).

In addition to its strong management team and focus on quality and effective project delivery, TCL prides itself on the relationships and depth of its teaming partners. In the world of Federal contracting and Design/Build project delivery, success is based on the overall strength of its team to include design partners and primary key subcontractors. TCL has dedicated a tremendous amount of time and effort working with and vetting quality design and principle subcontractors that are greatly experienced with Federal and Military construction programs. This “Best in Class” team approach is a value-added solution to understanding client objectives and intricacies of Federal Contracting. TCL has the depth and breadth of teaming partners to provide quality Design/Build services to maximize the value of design and engineering, as well as provide lean construction methodology for overall project delivery.

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Tunista Construction, LLC - Statement of Qualifications (SOQ)

Past Performance and Market Segments:

• Prime Contractor for Federal & State Government Design/Build Construction • Prime Contractor for Federal, State and Private Renovation & Remodel Work • Prime Contractor for Multi-Discipline Vertical and Horizontal Construction • Construction Administration – Construction & Project Management Consulting • Small & Remote Construction • Large Construction in Urban and Confined Areas • Prime-Sub Contract Work

TARGET MARKETS

• Federal Government (USACE, DOD, DOE, VA, FAA, DOS, & USAF) – Target AOR and Niche Contracts • State Government (DOT, Public Facilities, Transportation Infrastructure & Schools) • Tribal Government (Admin Buildings, Jails, Casinos, Hotels, Multiple Housing Complexes and Community

Structures) • County Government (Admin Buildings, Public Facilities, Transportation Infrastructure & Schools) • Municipal Government (Admin Buildings, Public Facilities, Transportation Infrastructure & Schools) • 8(a) and DBE Set-Aside Opportunities

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KEY CONTACT AND VITAL INFORMATION

Parent Company: Calista Corporation, Alaska Native Corporation (ANC) Parent Location: Anchorage, Alaska

Corporate Headquarters: 745 W. 4th Ave., Suite 306 Anchorage, AK 99501

Satellite Locations: 33400 8th Avenue South, Suite 105 Federal Way, WA 98003

Points of Contact: Daniel Esparza, President Office: (907) 646-2214 x104 Fax: (907) 646-2244 Email: [email protected]

Web address: www.tclcon.com DUNS: (AK) 831884676 (WA) 078360878 (TX) 079430361 (LA) 079523053

NAICS Codes: 236210 (primary), 236116, 236220, 237110, 237120, 237990, 237130, 237310, 236115, 236117, 238110, 238120, 238140, 238190, 238210, 238220, 238320, 541330, 541340, 541370

Small Business Designations:

• 8(a) Certified, SBA Minority-Owned Alaska Native Corporation (ANC) • Disadvantaged Business Entity (DBE) – National, Alaska, Washington State • DoD Native Indian Incentive Program Participant • TERO certified (multiple tribes)

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TEAMING & PARTNERING – THE ANC ADVANTAGE

As an SBA-certified Alaska Native-owned 8(a) company, Tunista Construction has been granted special contracting opportunities under the FAR for government contracts; and for DoD contracts in particular. These special contracting provisions include $20 Million limit sole source 8(a) contracts, 8(a) set-aside competitive advantages, expedited A-76 authority, and 5% bonus for DoD contractors that subcontract with Native American-owned firms. Other 8(a) firms may not receive sole source contracts in excess of $3.5 million for construction services.

Specific to U.S. government contracting officers, language within the Defense Appropriations Act provides that a command does not have to go through the A-76 process but may do a direct conversion of that function to a private contractor, regardless of the number of civilian employees, if the command contracts with a firm that is 51% or more Native American-owned, so long as the conversion is cost-effective.

As a participant of the DoD Native Incentive Program and pursuant to statutory language and implementing regulations, a DoD prime contractor that subcontracts with a firm that is 51% or more Native American- owned is entitled to receive a rebate equal to 5% of the amount of the subcontract award.

TCL maintains a strong financial position both with project capital and surety support sufficient to effectively manage and execute a robust construction program. Our current surety program has a $150 Million Aggregate and $40 Million Single Contract Capacity.

For more information, visit:

http://tunistaconstruction.com/clients/anc-advantage/

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TASK ORDER CONTRACT VEHICLES HUBZone MATOC for the USACE Louisville District

Tunista Construction, LLC has been awarded a Contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Louisville District for the IDIQ Design/Build Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) for Construction Services for the Louisville District Mission Boundaries including Army and Air Force Reserves. Tunista will perform design-build and design-bid-build construction services on this 5-year, not-to-exceed $200M MATOC. Task order work will include new building construction, renovation, all types of building and facilities demolition, structural repairs, site work, civil works, industrial repairs, hazardous materials abatement, and associated design.

Contract Ceiling: $200 Million Completion Date: November 2018 Contract Number: W912QR-15-D-0008

HUBZone MATOC for the USACE Kansas City District

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Kansas City District awarded Tunista Construction a contract for the FY14 HUBZone Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC). Tunista will perform design-build and design-bid-build construction services on this 5-year, not-to-exceed $49M MATOC. The contract will support military construction and renovation projects within the Kansas City District, and individual projects will include facility maintenance, road and traffic improvements, and building/facility construction.

Contract Ceiling: $49 Million Completion Date: September 2018 Contract Number: W912DQ-14-D-4010 MEDCOM MATOC for the Brooke Army Medical Center, TX

This contract with the Mobile District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is for a base year Single Award Task Order Contract (SATOC) for $8M. The contract is to provide a full range of new construction and repair services with incidental design in support of the Districts MEDCOM support mission at Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC) at Fort Sam Houston, Texas.

Contract Ceiling: $8 Million Completion Date: September 2015 Contract Number: W91278-14-R-0074

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CURRENT PROJECTS AND PAST PERFORMANCE BCT Increment 3A 800 Person Dining Facility, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington

Tunista Construction, LLC was awarded the BCT Increment 3A Dining Facility project as a competitive best value selection with the Seattle District of USACE. Tunista is providing comprehensive general construction services for the construction of a new 20,000 square foot dining facility that will serve 800 soldiers and military personnel per day. As a part of this construction program for the new facility, two 50,000 square foot barracks buildings were demolished, to include the removal and disposal of Asbestos and other hazardous materials. Tunista Construction’s focus on sustainable construction processes and LEED programs resulted in a significant green savings to the project as usable concrete from the previous buildings were recycled into 1,200 cubic yards of material for the new 2.83-acre site. As a General Contractor, TCL is managing all aspects of the construction and coordinating with a strong performing subcontractor team. The team is managing under the Lean Construction methodology of project delivery and implementing the Last Planner System for weekly, and monthly planning (pull planning). Teams are working at a high level of efficiency through a collaborative effort of communication and project controls. A core focus for the company is the development of our program at Fort Lewis; Tunista Construction is self-performing all of the civil construction and concrete work at the site. Additionally, TCL is working closely with a heavily coordinated effort with other contractors at adjacent construction sites to maintain a high level of efficiency between our self-performing crews on adjacent contracts. The kitchen area requires extensive plumbing, electrical, and mechanical scopes of work.

Contract Value: $10,591,090 Completion Date: March 2015 Point of Contact: Ron Harris

Tel: (907) 250-1657 Email: [email protected]

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Kodiak National Wildlife Replacement Triplex at Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge, Kodiak, Alaska

The Replacement Triplex is a housing facility for employees of the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge, contracted by the US Fish and Wildlife Service. Located in Kodiak, AK, this triplex will consist of one single story accessible unit, and two 2-story typical units. Each unit will have 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, separate fenced yards, exterior storage closets, and utility meters. This project will conform to LEED Silver requirements. During the design phase, a challenge was discovered with the existing gravity sewer system, which was built in 1982 and its condition and remaining useful life is unknown. As a Value Engineering solution, a new elevated bed septic system was designed, incorporating a septic tank effluent pump system with alternating pumps. The project involves some special environmental considerations because the site selected for the replacement triplex is a quarter mile of the ocean and an area where migratory birds were found nesting. In order to prevent disturbance of already nesting migratory birds, clearing and grubbing of the site was fast-tracked to be completed by April 15, 2014.

Contract Value: $1,915,980 Completion Date: February 2015 Point of Contact: Anita Baker


JRIC Server Room Relocation at Naval Air Station-Joint Reserve Base, New Orleans, Louisiana

The JRIC Server Room relocation is a very high security project that was awarded to Tunista Construction through the Alpha Sole Source methodology by NAVFAC Southeast. This scope of work includes site utility work for fiber optics communication, minor interior demolition, interior construction, interior doors, interior finishes, mechanical, electrical, lighting, communications and incidental related work for relocation of enclave at Building 20 at Naval Air Station-Joint Reserve Base New Orleans. Due to the level of security for this server room relocation, there are no project photos and very limited details about the project itself.

Contract Value: $1,049,258 Completion Date: July 2014 Point of Contact: Jay Nosser


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Supplemental Renovations for Tactical Equipment & Maintenance Facilities (TEMF), Fort Polk, Louisiana

The scope of work involved the installation of POL/HAZMAT Storage Buildings, fluid distribution system, and fluid recovery system to comply with established Center of Standardization criteria. Tunista Construction installed a 180 SF portable POL storage building that is sized to hold one week’s worth of materials used in the POL Distribution Room, and a 180 SF portable hazardous storage waste building, including all electrical and mechanical components. TCL also provided and installed a fluid recovery system that allows the transfer of used waste oil and waste antifreeze from the collection stations to the appropriate waste fluid tank. This included several components, including movable collection vessels, collection stations, piping, pipe installation, pumps, storage tanks, hose rack/stand, hose reel, and a pump system. This project was performed in three phases to allow for sequenced work and continued facility operations during construction.

Contract Value: $605,184 Completion Date: July 2014 Point of Contact: Gary A. Westby, Resident Engineer


Multi-Purpose Machine Gun Range, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER), Alaska

The USACE Alaska District awarded this project for the upgrade and new construction of a Multi-Purpose Machine Gun Range (MPMG). The scope of work included mass excavation, heavy construction (civil), installation of new targets, control building construction, SCADA telemetry, electrical/mechanical construction, underground construction, concrete, and road construction. Tunista Construction, in conjunction with its sister company Brice, Inc., completed the project ahead of schedule and provided betterments for the US Army Corps of Engineers. Our team of professionals worked closely with Government personnel to provide efficient delivery of project objectives to accelerate and minimize the impact to the customer. Contract Value: $10,271,752 Completion Date: August 2012 Point of Contact: Christopher Tew, Chief of Contracting


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162nd Repairs of Portable Buildings, Barracks, and other structures, Fort Polk, Louisiana

The 162nd footprint at North Fort Polk includes 41 buildings that were in need of various types of repair; including building envelopes, interior subfloor and structural members, damaged wall materials, and HVAC drain lines in communication’s closets. To correct this problem and bring the buildings back up to code, Tunista Construction has or will perform minor roof repairs, repairing/replacing flashing at building eaves, interior subfloor and structural members replacement, relocation of interior drain lines in communication rooms, replacing damage wallboard and base cove, and other material damage due to building issues for various buildings in the 162nd foot print. The scope of work also includes various renovations/repairs to several other occupied buildings through the South Fort Polk “footprint” including: Firestone Storefront, Courthouse, DHR Bldg., In/Out Processing, MP Patrol Room, Railhead Facilities, PAAF Weather Station and Runway, DRMO, and Real Property Bldg.

Contract Value: $5,757,410 Completion Date: November 2014 Point of Contact: Chris Nelsen


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Add/Alter Air Support Operations Squadron (ASOS) Training Facility, Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson, Alaska Tunista Construction completed this Design/Build project in partnership with USKH Architects and the US Army Corps of Engineers. Tunista Construction utilized a Pre-Engineered Building (PEB) to meet the needs of the Air Force for the new 12,000 SF multi-purpose garage facility to store the local contingency of MRAP vehicles. In addition to the main garage facility, a new HUMVEE trailer storage structure was erected on site. As a restricted access site, the ASOS project addressed new structural needs, as well utility upgrades to the existing ASOS facility including installation of 3,000 feet of new water and natural gas service lines. The utility upgrades were complemented by a complete conversion and upgrade to the current HVAC system to the existing ASOS facility. Procured through the Alpha Sole Source methodology and approach, our team worked very closely with the government (USACE & Air Force), our design manager USKH, as well as key subcontractors to identify fast-track opportunities in design, scheduling, procurement and construction. This effort provided for value engineering opportunities not only for this project but for future work the Air Force was planning upon completion of this project.

Contract Value: $4,202,360 Completion Date: October 2012 Point of Contact: Christopher Tew, Chief of Contracting


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Weller Elementary Lighting Upgrade, North Star Borough, Fairbanks, Alaska

The Weller Elementary Lighting Upgrade project was a design-build renovation project for the Fairbanks North Star Borough in which Tunista Construction teamed with Design Alaska of Fairbanks, Alaska.

The project scope of work included demolition of the existing and replacement of all acoustical ceiling and grid as well as lighting and controls. The Weller project demonstrated Tunista Construction’s capability to perform in a split-schedule scenario in a challenging climate environment. Our team completed all gym, exterior and miscellaneous interior lighting during the academic school year to allow current occupancy during construction activities; therefore demonstrating our ability to conduct construction activities during facility occupation.

Contract Value: $1,610,300 Completion Date: September 2012 Point of Contact: Bud Marschner

Tel. (907) 459-1359 Email: [email protected]

State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Northern Area HQ Maintenance Shop, Fairbanks, Alaska

Tunista Construction completed the construction of the Northern Area HQ Maintenance Shop, a Design-Build project for the State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources (DNR) in June of 2011. The project scope consisted of designing and constructing an 1,840 SF maintenance shop. Located in the extreme sub-arctic climate, the DNR Northern Area HQ Maintenance shop required a “fast-track” schedule in order to complete the concrete foundation prior to the onset of the fall season. Upon receiving notice to proceed (NTP), within 3 weeks Tunista Construction broke ground and began work. Artic construction considerations and remote logistics were critical factors for this construction operation. Tunista Construction completed the project with self-performed work and strong team of qualified subcontractors and material men.

Contract Value: $513,000.00 Completion Date: June 2011

Point of Contact: Luke Randall Tel. (907) 269-8734 Email: [email protected]

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19th Street Signal Improvements (Parking Lot N)

Construction of a 42,000 SF parking lot and a four-chamber wide, 280-foot long detention system with control structures, including grading and repaving of the intersection and campus. Site lighting and electrical were also installed, and the project was completed within a short window before the Fall session began at Tacoma Community College.

Contract Value: $699,021 Completion Date: September 2014 Point of Contact: Elizabeth Hyun


Company Operations Facility (COF), Aviation Task Force Phase 3B, Fort Wainwright, Alaska

In April 2014, Tunista Construction was awarded this contact through competitive bid with the Alaska District USACE. The scope of work is to construct a 13,163 SF Company Operations Facility (COF) for the Aviation Task Force Phase 3B at Fort Wainwright, Alaska. The facility will house an Administrative Module, Readiness Module and Enclosed Hardstand Facility. The building construction includes construction of water, steam, condensate, sewer, and power for the entire facility. When construction is complete, the COF building will meet LEED Silver standards. Contract Value: $9,525,000 Completion Date: October 2015 Point of Contact: Michelle Mandel


BCT Complex, Phase 3 – Battalion HQ C&D Tunista Construction performed all civil site work on this project for two new Battalion Headquarters buildings, which provide office space for 30 Colonels and Commanders in each building at Joint Base Lewis-McChord. On this 360,000 SF site, TCL performed 6,500 cubic yards of mass grading, cut and fill, and installation of all wet utilities. This project also included two 30,000-gallon bin green innovation rainwater systems to supply landscaping, using advance filter technology to supply irrigation from the roofing system. Contract Value: $2,060,000 Completion Date: November 2014 Point of Contact: Peter Krembs


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Design/Build Company Operations Facility/MP Facility, Fort Wainwright, Alaska The Unit Company Operations Facility (COF) was a large Design/Build project completed on schedule and on budget for the entire project duration. TCL constructed a 45,000 SF Company Operations Facility (COF), Administrative Facility, Deployment Equipment Storage, Enclosed Hardstand and Organizational Parking Facilities. This project demonstrates Tunista’s ability to perform large or small scale design/build projects, as well as manage a variety of subcontractors It also demonstrates our collective ability to manage projects and work in extreme conditions with logistical challenges. Both structures, the COF and Military Police Facility (MPF) were completed as a part of this project. In addition to meeting the typical rigors of USACE construction and reporting requirements, the project had anti-terrorism components and requirements. This project highlights Tunista Construction’s ability to work in partnership with the government on a complex project with challenging requirements. Tunista performed all parts of this project, from excavation and parking to entire structures in an efficient and professional manner. Contract Value: $11,952,206 Completion Date: August 2010 Point of Contact: Christopher Tew, Chief of Contracting


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601 Street Utilidor Upgrade - FTW319, Fort Wainwright, Alaska This project was for the new construction, renovation and installation of the utilidor underground system at Ft. Wainwright for the new housing subdivision. The project required extensive planning, outage request, weekend work and constant/detailed coordination with the installation utility shops.

As prime contractor, Tunista renovated the utilidor system from Manhole H2-5-1L to G2-5-2 and from Manhole H2-2-4 to H2-3-8 inclusive. The project included concrete demolition, asbestos abatement, excavation, select fill, compaction, installation of trench sheeting/shoring, new steam lines, welding, new water lines, new sewer lines, reinforced concrete slabs and walls, new manholes, waterproofing, insulation, mechanical and electrical work. Tunista self-performed the construction of new utilidor sections and lids, structurally modifying man-holes and existing utilidor sections, waterproofing, installation of insulation, labor for pipe demolition and lid removal/replacement, placement and installation of trench shoring and bracing, emergency egress ramps, renovating the lateral utilidor to Buildings 4014 including the mechanical pit in the building.

Contract Value: $11,339,410 Completion Date: October 2008 Point of Contact: Christopher Tew, Chief of Contracting


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MANAGEMENT PHILOSOPHY

Tunista Construction is an organization that is deliberately designed with the ability to respond quickly to changes in work environments by delegating and authorizing decision-making power to the project management team. Our approach towards project management allows maximum flexibility, efficiency and promotes effective communication. We leverage the considerable financial resources provided by our parent corporation, Calista, as well as the core competencies of our experienced management and staff. Tunista Construction can provide a quality product at a fair price and can do so on time and within budget. TCL is committed to providing our client’s projects with experienced staff and continues to provide industry standard construction management tools and resources. We have learned from our clients that our structure and approach allows us to outperform the typical “command-and-control company” competition. Some key advantages to Tunista Construction’s decentralized management structure are as follows:

• We encourage project-level managers (construction team outside of corporate headquarters) to

exercise initiative and act responsibly – therefore providing “boots on the ground” solutions. • We believe new ideas and creative thinking is better promoted in a decentralized organization. • Time is of the essence and is critical to our projects - a decentralized approach allows for fast

response times. • Fewer levels of management promote greater flexibility and lower cost.

The end result is a business model that is streamlined, incurs less overhead, and thus translates to greater efficiencies and a lower price. In addition, our Project Managers have been given decision-making authority, which will allow for a faster problem solving process and shorter project down time. Tunista Construction fully employs Spectrum/Venture and Oracle’s Primavera Project Professional industry – fully integrated standard project management, scheduling and estimating enterprise software that meets USACE and other government agency requirements.

COMMITMENT TO SAFETY AND QUALITY CONTROL AND QUALITY ASSURANCE

Tunista Construction has a demonstrated commitment to project safety and quality control / quality assurance. TCL has developed Site Specific Accident Prevention Plans and Quality Control Plans that have received USACE approval. Tunista Construction ensures all that all project safety and quality control staffing considerations meet or exceed project requirements. TCL’s commitment to safety and quality are ensured through retaining the very best professionals in their respective fields.

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FINANCIAL CAPABILITIES

Tunista Construction is a subsidiary of the Calista Corporation, which is one of the Regional Alaska Native Corporations. With nearly $350 million in financial assets, Calista’s support allows Tunista Construction to meet the financial and bonding requirements of projects in the private and public sectors.

ACCESS TO PROJECT BONDING

Tunista Construction has access to adequate bonding capacity through a shared program through our parent corporation, the Calista Corporation. Due to the financial strength of our parent corporation, as well as our successful history of project completion, our bonding rates are competitive and we can readily provide bid, performance and execution bonds for very large projects. Our written limits are $40 Million per project and $150 Million aggregate, but we have the potential to bond projects much larger than these limits, should the situation require or allow. Thank you for your interest in our team. We look forward to working with you!

PRIMARY CONTACT

Daniel Esparza, President 33400 8th Avenue South, Suite 105 Federal Way, WA 98003 Office: (253) 517-9988 Fax: (253) 517-9765 [email protected] Tunista Construction, LLC 745 West 4th Avenue, Suite 306 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Office: (907) 646-2214 www.tclcon.com

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