Hawkins Construction, Inc.

www.hawkinsnet.com

Headquarters 1430 L and R Industrial Boulevard Tarpon Springs, Florida 34689 Phone: 727.938.9719 Fax: 727.938.7903

Dallas/Ft. Worth Office 3116 Kellway Drive, Suite 116Addison, Texas 75006 Phone: 214.530.0295 Fax: 214.542.9459

South Florida Office 7777 Glades Road, Suite 202Boca Raton, Florida 33434 Phone: 561.314.6730 Fax: 561.314.6739

About Hawkins Construction, Inc.Hawkins Construction, Inc. is a full service General Contractor providing expertise in commercial construction throughout the southeastern United States. Founded in 1975, the firm specializes in commercial construction, including: offices, retail centers, banks, churches, medical facilities and schools. Staffed with over 20 licensed General Contrac-tors, Hawkins responds to our client’s total project needs. With a database of over 7,000 subcontractors who actively pursue work with Hawkins, we are able to insure competitive and timely completion of all of our projects. Hawkins has enjoyed a steady controlled growth since its inception and is currently ranked as a top contractor by Commercial Construction Magazine, Retail Traffic Magazine and South-east Construction Magazine. Our philosophy of teamwork and attention to detail has enabled the company to prosper and enjoy a long list of repeat clients. All of our employees are dedicated to the same goal - customer satisfaction. To achieve that success, we have built into our construc-tion management philosophy a series of checks and balances to ensure each project progresses on schedule and within budget. Our claim to fame is quite simple. Since our inception we have completed over 2,500 construction projects without missing a budget or schedule. Customer satisfaction is our number one goal and we have developed a solid reputation for achieving that goal. We have a list of satisfied clients with over 75% of our construc-tion volume each year coming from repeat clients. They will tell you “Hawkins does what they say they will do.” The Hawkins Total Management Team is fully involved on every project from start-up through completion by communicating regularly to ensure a project starts on the right track and stays there to its successful delivery to the client.

LEED-Accredited Professionals

Our commitment to the environment includes a respect for the communities and ecosystems we build in. We are continually seeking ways to save energy, improve efficiency, reduce waste and use sustainable principles as our guide to construc-tion. We encourage our clients to make reductions wherever practical in our consumption of energy, fuel, water and material. Some practices that are easily integrated into projects are:

• Building new stores that are more energy-efficient than existing stores• Reducing energy consumption in existing stores• Minimizing water use while still maintaining the highest standards of sanita-

tion and food safety.• Evaluating the use and sale of alternative fuels wherever practical

We also recommend options for the reduction, reuse, and recycling of materials such as:

• Recycling store-generated material destined for landfills• Working with our suppliers to reduce materials, promote reusable and recycla-

ble materials, and increase the use of recycled content where practical

ServicesHawkins has 40 years’ experience in the construction industry and is today recognized as a leader in the commercial construction sector. Our ability to work with clients on proj-ect solutions is one reason we have never delivered a project behind schedule.

Preconstruction Planning and Consulting:As Consultants, Hawkins Construction provides invaluable services during your projects planning stage including site Investigations, document review, scheduling, budget devel-opment, and permitting assistance.

Construction Management: As Construction Managers, Hawkins Construction becomes your team member through-out the construction delivery process. Whether you choose for Hawkins to become the owner’s agent and you hold all the trade contracts, or as your CM “At Risk” where we become fully responsible for the delivery of your project, we allow you to leverage our expertise in an open book fashion to deliver you value, on time performance, and most importantly quality.

General Contracting:As a General Contractor, Hawkins can join your team in the traditional “design-bid-build” delivery format or as a member of your team on a negotiated basis.

Design/Build Services:As a Design/Builder, Hawkins acts as your single point of contact for total project deliv-ery. This method provides our clients with an efficient way to obtain timely, cost effec-tive project delivery. Post Construction Services:Hawkins Construction believes that our job does not end when we turn over the keys. As your team member, we provide training to your building maintenance staff, timely warranty response, and project follow-up.

Retail

Notable Partnerships• AC Moore• Aldi Supermarket• Beall’s• Bed, Bath and Beyond• Best Buy• BJs Wholesale• Blockbuster Video• Boizao Steakhouse• Books A Million• Borders Books• Buffalo Wild Wings Grill• Cargo Kids • Catch 23 Restaurant • Circuit City • CVS Drugstores• David’s Bridal• Dicks Sporting Goods• Discovery Clothing• Dollar General• Dress Barn• DSW Shoes • Dunkin Donuts• Famous Footwear• Fashion Bug• Federated Department Stores• Five Guys Burgers• Food Lion Supermarket• Fresh Market• GoodYear Tire Center• Goodwill • Grill Smith• Homegoods• Hancock Fabrics • Haverty’s• hhgregg Appliances• Kash N Karry Supermarket• Kirkland’s Home • iParty • Jared Gallery of Jewelry• K-Mart • Kirkland • Linen n’ Things

• Loehmans• Marble Slab• Marshalls Department Store• Mattress Giant• Michaels• Office Depot• Office Max• Panera Bread• Petco• PetsMart • Pier 1 • Publix Supermarkets• Publix Pix Stores • Radio Shack• Remington Steakhouse• Rooms To Go • Ross • Sally’s Beauty Supply • Sears• Seminole Music• Shoe Carnival• Starbucks• Staples • SteinMart• Subway• Sweetbay Supermarket• T.J. Maxx • Target• Thorntons• Tire Choice • Total Wine• Toys R’ Us• Tuesday Morning• Verizon Wireless Retail Stores • WaWa • Walmart Supercenter• Walmart Neighborhood Market • Walgreens Drug Stores• Wild Oats Market • Winn Dixie Supermarkets

A Premier Retail Contractor

ALDI Food Market Southeast Rollout

Southeast US—When ALDI Food Market expanded into Florida in 2008, they chose Hawkins Construction, Inc. as their contractor for several of their new stores. Hawkins performed so well that ALDI is now utilizing them for construction of new stores in Texas. ALDI stores are typically 17,000 square feet, with 10,000 square feet dedicated to retail space. A grocery retailer that has grown without merger or acquisition, ALDI has gone from averaging 20 to 30 new stores per year to opening more than 100 new locations across the United States in 2008.

Village Shops at Bellalago

Poinciana, Florida—Southeast Centers chose Hawkins Construction to build this new 95K SF retail center to serve the growing residential community west of Lake Tohopekaliga near Kissimmee. The center is anchored by a 46K SF Publix Supermarket and includes a Walgreens drugstore, several restaurants and other retailers. The retail center, featuring a Mediterranean architectural theme and landscape design, is adjacent to the south entrance of Bellalago, a 1,300-acre, gated residential development.

Tampa, Florida—This adaptive reuse of space for a new Brazilian steakhouse features a custom designed bar, wine cellar, center sculpture, entry features and logo wall. The resulting space is a true delivery of concept, from the plan layout down to the bathroom finishes. The design captures the themes of earth, fire and water which translates into a unique dining experience. Hawkins and rojo Architecture took the project from concept to opening, assisting with everything down to the artwork.

Boizao Steakhouse

Clearwater Mall

Clearwater, Florida—"The redevelopment of the old Clearwater Mall allowed The Sembler Company to create this shop-ping experience at a prime location in Pinellas County," said John McCaugherty, President, Hawkins Construction, Inc. Hawkins completed over 265,000 square feet of retail construction at Clearwater Mall, averaging 180 calendar days from building pad to tenant delivery. Tampa Bay Business Journal Award Winner: Best New Development—Retail

Coastal Landings

Brooksville, Florida—Coastal Landings Shopping Center is a 151,000 SF retail center located in the heart of Brooksville.

The Collection at Vanderbilt

Naples, Florida—The Collection at Vanderbilt is a spectacular development that culminates in a stylish 225,000SF up-scale specialty center. Located on the Northwest corner of Vanderbilt Beach Road and Airport Pulling Road, the project has classic sophistication that will entice both the Naples residential population as well as the prominent and affluent tourist market.

The architecture is Mediterranean-style with stone pavers and brick lined streets, which has created a pedestrian friendly shopping and dining experience.

Colony Plaza

The Villages, Florida—The lighthouse facade atop the Colony Plaza Shop-ping Center , built in the vein of old Key West, reaches a zenith of about 53 feet. The figurative beacon is a highlight of the 130,000-square-foot retail center at the Morse Boulevard extension at County Road 466A.

The project, a joint venture of The Villages and St. Petersburg’s Sembler Company is anchored by a Publix Supermarket. This project incorporates the best of The Villages’ architectural design standards. This project was built above most standards for neighborhood retail centers, but it’s the lighthouse facade that most consumers will notice first.

Convenience Stores / Gas Stations

Countryside Shoppes

Clearwater, Florida—Hawkins performed the complete exterior renovation of the existing shopping center including all exterior facades with new stone, brick and EFIS systems. We re-roofed large sections of existing buildings and built a new entrances for the various retail shops.

A new tower, entrance and covered exterior dining area was built for the Grill Smith Restaurant. All existing side-walks, storefronts, parking lot islands and landscaping were replaced.

All of this was accomplished while the shopping center was open for business.

CVS/Health

Gainesville, Florida—Hawkins was chosen for the construction this new two-story CVS pharmacy with a brick facade and pedestrian plaza at Southwest 13th Street and 16th Avenue in Gainesville, Florida. It opened a year after demolition began on the previous buildings on that corner. The driveway to the strip mall to the east was closed and a shared driveway opened along 16th Avenue.

Unlike the typical CVS design, the new store includes second-floor office space and a brick facade, similar to the store that Hawkins completed at 1515 NW 13th St. This CVS has a lot of window space, a landscaped pedestrian plaza with a shade structure and benches, wrought-iron fencing and brick retaining walls to meet city design standards for that area.

City Beautification Board City of Gainesville

Awards for: Outstanding Commercial

WINNER

CVS/Health

City Beautification Board City of Gainesville

Awards for:

Commercial & Retail

Art in Commercial Spaces

WINNER Gainesville, Florida—The building is a two-story brick and stucco structure that trans-forms a corner site that was formerly occupied by a service station and restaurants. CVS/pharmacy occupies the first floor and mezzanine level, designating office space for the second floor. The store has dual entries from the street corner and interior parking area. The second floor is accessible from a separate vestibule off the parking lot and secondary entrance from street side. The structure is situated close to North-west 13th Street, and has a tree landscaped pedestrian path. The structure is consid-ered “street-scaped” and utilizes window art from a local art competition.

The 16 panels of art located in the ground floor windows were designed around the theme of “Helping Our Community.” The concept stems from various aspects of CVS customers physically and metaphorically exchanging ideas about personal and com-munity needs. In other words, as the store becomes an important part of the sur-rounding neighborhood, the store’s identity is shaped by those who use it. Although the store provides pharmaceutical and other essential personal items, it also has an important visual presence in the community. The project was coordinated with CVS, the City of Gainesville’s Planning Division and Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs, and Art in Public Places Trust.

The Plaza at Coral Springs II

Coral Springs, Florida—Hawkins was chosen to construct Plaza at Coral Springs II which is located on the North-west corner of Atlantic Boulevard and Riverside Drive in Coral Springs, Florida. This 136,000SF center is home to BJ’s Wholesale Club and Dick’s Sporting Goods.

First Street Village

Ft. Myers, Florida—First Street Village, anchored by Pub-lix Supermarket, is located in Fort Myers at the intersec-tion of McGregor Blvd. and Altamont Ave. in the heart of the downtown redevelopment district.

Goodwill Superstore

Spring Hill, Florida—Goodwill Industries-Suncoast chose Hawkins Construction, Inc. to build this new high-profile su-perstore in Spring Hill. This store will serve as a vocational assessment site for people with disabilities. In addition, the superstore will be the Hernando County headquarters for Goodwill’s BookWorks literacy program for disadvantaged children.

The unusual architecture of the Spring Hill store is Goodwill’s signature design for its superstores, identical to the agency’s Brandon, Lakeland and Ocala superstores.

Goodwill secured the expertise of The Sembler Company, St. Petersburg, to manage the development of their signa-ture superstores.

Publix Greenwise Market

Tampa, Florida—Publix debuts its first Tampa Bay-area Greenwise market at W. Azeele Street in the SoHo/Hyde Park historic district.

The 120,000 SF, 4-story project encompasses an entire block and houses a 40,000 SF GreenWise store on the ground level, an administrative level on a Mezzanine and a 2-level parking garage above the store. Circulation between the floors is accomplished via a series of elevators, escalators and shopping cart conveyors.

Gulf to Bay Plaza

Clearwater, Florida—Located at the intersection of Gulf to Bay Boulevard and Belcher Road in Clearwater, Gulf to Bay Plaza was a two phase redevelopment project. It houses the latest Publix prototype store (53,865 SF), an Office Depot (19,131 SF), and 14,000 SF of local retail shops.

The project was planned in phases, al lowing an existing Publix store to remain open while its replacement was be-ing constructed, permitting uninterrupted sales. The Florida architecture comes alive in the sun with the selection of vibrant colors, varying textures, and the articulation of masses. .

Harbour Village

Jacksonville, Florida—This 91,062SF retail center is an upscale, contemporary shopping plaza mixing classic and modern elements. Individual tenants are distinguished with a unique combination of material, height and color. Pedestrian-friendly ele-ments include canopies, fountains, sitting areas, walkways and landscape. .

Hillwood Shopping Center

Mobile, Alabama—Hawkins Construction was selected to construct this new Publix Supermarket and retail center which was completed in the Spring of 2013..

Kings Lake Square

Naples, Florida—Kings Lake Square is located on Davis Boulevard in densely populated east-central Naples, Florida. The shopping center held it’s Grand Opening in April 2014..

Oakleaf Town Center

Jacksonville, Florida—Oakleaf Town Center is an 800,000 SF open-air regional shopping center located in the northwest quadrant of the Argyle Forest Boulevard and Old Middleburg Road intersection and offers a main street element at the entrance. Like many modern retail centers, the open air life-style center concept has been included at Oakleaf.

This pedestrian friendly collection of specialty retail shops and restaurants is separated from the Power Center by a huge asphalt parking lot. The Lifestyle Center is the first part of the mega development that visitors pass through from Argyle Forest Blvd.

Caladesi Shopping Center

Dunedin, Florida—City commissioners green-lighted plans to expand this shopping center in June 2011. This shop-ping center originally opened its doors in 1973 and was in great need of an update and expansion.

The original Publix Supermarket was demolished and a new, more energy-efficient one was built with a drive-through pharmacy added. The rebuild added roughly 13,000 SF for a total of 47,000 SF and included facade improvements for the entire strip mall. The grand opening was held October 18, 2012.

Publix at Eagle Landing

Fort Myers, Florida—Hawkins was chosen to build this project in North Fort Myers. The shopping center is located on nearly 20 acres and includes a 46,000 SF Publix Super Market and 12,200 SF of small shop space. The Grand Opening was held August 2, 2012.

Rolling Acres Plaza

The Villages, Florida—The buzz about The Villages has become a retail roar and Rolling Acres shopping plaza has the most national department stores in the area. This retail open-air center is located on busy US 441/27 in the heart of Central Florida. The Sembler Company chose to use Hawkins Construction for this large proj-ect in order to meet a very tight schedule of 180 days. Hawkins completed this project, which consisted of over 150,000 SF of retail space, on time and within budget. .

Sawgrass Village

Ponte Vedra, Florida—Hawkins was chosen to build the new Publix Supermarket and CVS/Health located in Sawgrass Village Shopping Center. This 50,000 SF Publix replaces a smaller store built in the 1980s. This project is part of a renovation of the entire shopping center located on Florida A1A in the heart of Ponte Vedra Beach.

Shoppes at Bay Isles

Longboat Key, Florida—Hawkins was chosen as the General Contractor for this project located on the Gulf of Mexico in beautiful Longboat Key. Phase 1 was the demolition of an existing Publix and retail areas; Phase 2 was the construction of a new, free-standing, 12,900 SF CVS/Pharmacy; and Phase 3 was the construction of a new Publix Supermarket with an additional 11,700 SF of retail space.

On behalf of the Town of Longboat Key I want to commend the Hawkins Construction team responsible for the suc-cessful completion of the Long-boat Key Publix—Shoppes of Bay Isles Project. In short, this was the best managed

construction project I have seen in my 40-year career. James L. Brown, Mayor

Shops at Stoneybrook Hills

Mount Dora, Florida—Hawkins has completed the Shops at Stoneybrook Hills which includes a 45,600 SF Publix Supermarket and 21,000 SF of additional retail space. The center is located on US 441 between Eustis and Mount Dora, an area that has seen a retail boom recently.

Sun Toyota

I can truly say that this project has been the easiest I’ve ever dealt with.

Not only do you come in under budget but a month early. Your company is

absolutely the best, from the smallest details to your workmen, to the final

project.

L. Dwane Johansen, Sun Toyota

Holiday, Florida—Hawkins was chosen by Sun Toyota to build its new state-of-the-art dealership in Holiday, Florida. This 84,000 SF, tilt-up project is a LEED Gold Certified project. This project also incorporated roof-mounted solar photovoltaic panels, recycled building materials and captured roof storm-water for irrigation.

Tarpon Mall

Tarpon Springs, Florida—Hawkins was chosen by Centro to build this beautiful new 45,000 SF Publix in our own hometown of Tarpon Springs. Hawkins was also selected to completely renovate the entire shop-ping center and to construct 2 new outparcels.

For Hawkins, this is the 3rd generation at the same site. Hawkins built the original Publix in the Tarpon Mall, then renovated it several years ago and now we have completed a new Publix on the same site.

The Forum

Fort Myers, Florida—The Forum at Fort Myers is a unique collection of tenants that brings almost every amenity to Lee County’s back door. Hawkins Construction built 190,000 SF of retail shops in this center.

Shoppes at The Royale

St. Petersburg, Florida—Hawkins Construction, Inc. recently completed the Shoppes at the Royale on 66th Street North in St. Petersburg, Florida for Porter Development. The $12.5M, 141,500 SF center, located in the Tyrone Shop-ping District, is anchored by 2-story Publix Supermarket with a parking garage and includes several retail spaces. .

Publix at Treasure Island

Regardless of the project size, complexity or nature of the client, each and every one of these projects have resulted in a positive relationship continuing and a

satisfied mutual client.

Lonnie G. Peterson, Chairman Cuhaci & Peterson Architects

Treasure Island, Florida—This new Publix Super Market is this beach com-munity's newest jewel. Unlike most grocery stores, this market will have two levels, including a 125-space parking garage as its ground floor, which means a shopper's experience will begin and end by using any of the four elevators that reach the second-floor store. Pedestrians will be able to en-ter the store on the shopping level.

Real estate constraints at the site resulted in the store's vertical design. Hawkins has also completed a boat dock at the store for customers arriving by boat.

The Publix will be a boost to the city's downtown area and will keep Trea-sure Island residents from having to drive to stores in the nearby.

Walmart

Florida and Texas—Hawkins Construction has build several Walmart Supercenters (210,000 SF average) and Walmart Neighborhood Markets (38,000 SF average) in Florida and Texas.

WaWa Florida Rollout

Florida—Hawkins Construction completed the new Wawa store in Apopka, Florida in January in 2013 and will continue to con-struct new Wawa stores in various locations around the state. Between the Orlando and Tampa Bay markets, Wawa plans to open 25 stores in 2013, 25 stores in 2014 and 25 stores in 2015 and projects they will open 100 stores in the State of Florida within the next five years.

Westway Shopping Center

Dothan, Alabama—Westway is a 76,740 SF community shopping center in Dothan, Alabama anchored by the city’s first Publix supermarket. The Westway site is located on Highway 84 and John Odom Road, one of the most heavily traveled thoroughfares in the city with a daily traffic count in excess 34,900. The shopping center also anchors several other business including Five Guys Burgers & Fries, Things and Wings, China Dragon, Westside Spirits, Hungry Howies, Cuts by Us, Nail Boutique and Express Cleaners .

Winter Garden Village

Retail Store of the Year and Best Open-Air

Shopping Center

Chain Store Age Magazine

Best Retail Project 2008

Southeast Construction

2008 National ABC Gold Excellence in

Construction Award

Associated Builders and Contractors Society

WINNER Winter Garden, Florida —Architectural elements within the historic downtown of Winter Garden, Fla., serve as the basis for the design vocabulary of the 1,500,000 SF open-air shopping center. The construction was detailed in metal framing, stucco, brick and a wide spectrum of colors to create both interest and variety throughout the project. The site plan allows for pedestrian connections and a variety of paths throughout the center, as well as providing shade and rest areas, and creating gathering spots where people congregate for food and entertainment.

Office, Medical and Light Industrial

Notable Partnerships• AAA Motor Club• Alessi Bakery• Axelrod Therapy• Bic Graphic USA• Bovie Medical Supply• Clay County E.O.C.• Conax Florida Corporation• CRUM Services • FACS South • Florida Design Consultants • Hillsborough Achievement and Resource Center (HARC)• Hernando Times • Honeywell Avionics• IKON Offices• Jabil Circuit• Misener Marine• Nutmeg Mills • Operation P.A.R. Treatment Facilities• Orion • Paradise Development• Parsons Brinkerhoff • Regency Oaks ALF• Rosewood House ALF• Sooner Defense• Sperry• St. Michaels Medical Center• Stauffer Chemical• Summerville at Beckett Lake ALF• The Sembler Company• United Bank Office Building• Urgent Care at Mariner Commons• VF Imagewear• W.W. Grainger• Wilson Miller

IV Therpy at Axelrod Pavilion

Clearwater, Florida —This project consists of remodeling of a 4,000 SF facility. The project was completed during the Summer of 2013.

Summerville at Beckett Lake Lodge

Clearwater, Florida —Hawkins Construction built this Assisted Living Facility located in Clearwater, Florida. Beckett Lake Lodge offers nine (9) different floor plans ranging from a 300 square foot studio to a 670 square foot one-bed-room. Thirty-two (32) studios have screened porches overlooking beautiful Beckett Lake.

Emergency Services Complex

Green Cove Springs, Florida — Hawkins was selected to construct a new $5 Million Emergency Services Complex in Green Cove Springs for Clay County officials. The new 27,000 SF EOC will house the county’s emergency management staff, 911 emergency management communications, Fire/Rescue administration and the Geographic Information Sys-tems (GIS) department.

The new state of the art facility features the latest technology to monitor weather related conditions during emergen-cy situations such as impending hurricanes, tornadoes and flooding. Should a severe emergency situation arise, the ESC will function as the Command Center for county government operations.

Crum Services Corporate Campus

Clearwater, Florida —This challenging downtown Clearwater redevelopment project encompassed 14 acres of previously under-utilized property. The development included two, three-story, fully built-out office buildings. The first building had two reinforced masonry with brick veneer stairwells located on each end of the building. Finishes ranged from the cafete-ria vinyl composition tile to the executive maple wall paneling and granite.

This 139,000 SF campus includes offices, conference facilities and a cafeteria that are accented with marvelous landscaped green space including world class sculptures, and fountains. Hawkins completed this project in 18 months, which was ahead of schedule and under budget.

HARC Center for Life Development

Tampa, Florida —Hawkins Construction was chosen to build the new Hillsborough Achievement and Resource Center's (HARC) Center for Life Development. This 21,500 SF facility, which was federally funded and administered by Hillsborough County, offers day program, vocational and residential services. The campus includes:

-HARC’s administrative offices.-A group home for people with developmental disabilities and Alzheimer’s disease.-A community center with a commercial kitchen available to community groups of many kinds.-An Adult Day Training Facility for people with a variety of disabilities.-A variety of educational experiences open to individuals with disabilities, their families, advocates and other service providers.

HARC is one of the oldest and most respected agencies serving people with disabilities the Tampa Bay Region since its founding in 1953. The agency currently services over 400 people each year and continues to grow rapidly.

Heritage Institute at Orion Center

Fort Myers, Florida—This three-story, tilt-wall, 52,448 SF building includes administrative offices, classrooms, lab training facilities and lecture rooms.

Heritage Institute offers programs and degrees for careers as in X-Ray Medical Technician, Medical Assistant, Massage Therapist, Esthetician, Surgical Technologist, Personal Trainer, Pharmacy Technician, or Cosmetologist.

Quality was monitored daily during the construction process. The Class “A” Level 5 finishes included marble floors, 8’ high oak doors with fluted casings, wood base moldings, and wood crown moldings which were installed to exacting standards.

Florida Building Code 304.1, Educational Occupancies above the 12th grade, were used in construction of this facility.

Hernando Times Headquarters

Brooksville, Florida—The St. Petersburg Times, Hernando Publishing Headquarters presented a unique opportunity to combine executive offices/operations and distribution into one special-use facility encompassing 4.34 acres with a 29,000 SF, multi-level building with a 2 story entry/reception feature, including imported ceramic floors in the public areas and a staircase traversing up to a second story landing which provided access to Operations and Administrative offices

The architectural elements offered some challenging construction details including a rolled steel roof and an exposed clerestory. Exposed structural steel components, open ceilings and modular office systems were designed to create an atmosphere of light and height to the interior of the space.

Completed in 356 days, the combination of site restraints, scheduling commitments and specialty materials created a unique team building opportunity between the owner, architect and contractor.

Operation PAR

Largo, Florida—When Operation PAR (Parental Awareness and Responsibility) needed to expand they teamed with Hawkins as the Construction Manager and Robert Aude Associates, Inc. as the design team to provide the necessary lo-cal experience for this new project. Working with a grant from the Federal Government, the team was able to fulfill the requirements of PAR and the Government while remaining under budget and within the necessary time constraints.

PAR, Phases I (32,724 SF) & II (22,785 SF): Each building is a three-story addiction treatment and mental health educa-tional facility which includes exam rooms, labs, research areas, classrooms, administrative offices, nursing stations and on-site housing for those being treated.

PAR Children of Substance Abusers (COSA) Center (7,854 SF): Child Development and Family Guidance Center that provides services to substance abusing pregnant & parenting women whose infants and preschool children may expe-rience developmental delays. COSA places a special emphasis on serving minority women and their children in Pinellas County.

Progressive Insurance Claims Office

Houston, Texas—Progressive Insurance, one of the largest auto insurance providers in Texas and the nation, chose Hawkins Construction to build this new multimillion-dollar Service Center in Houston, Texas. This center is part of Progressive’s growing network of centers.

St. Michaels Medical Center

Clearwater, Florida - Hawkins Construction was chosen as the Construction Manager for this Medical Office Building project in Largo, Florida. Phase one consists of construction of a new 21,000 SF building and parking lot with land-scaping. Phase two is the remodel of the existing 8,000 SF surgery center.

The Sembler Center

St. Petersburg, Florida—When The Sembler Company began to experience phenomenal growth and were in dire need of a larger, more suitable headquarters they chose Hawkins Construction as their contractor. Hawkins had previously delivered several quality projects to Sembler and they were confident that we would meet their aggressive schedule and budget. Hawkins exceeded their expectations and with extensive value engineering delivered an exceptionally high qual-ity facility on time and within budget. This award winning building continues to serve The Sembler Company’s corporate hearquarters.

Urgent Care Center at Mariner Commons

Spring Hill, Florida - Hawkins Construction was chosen to re-model this 3,200 SF Urgent Care Center.

Educational and Religious

Notable Partnerships

• Bishop Larkin School Catholic School• Brooksville Junior High School • Central Catholic School• Crystal River High School • Curlew Creek Elementary School• Cyprus Woods Elementary School• Elementary School G• Espiritu Santo Catholic School• Frank Springstead High School • Guardian Angels Catholic School• Heritage Institute• Immaculate Conception Childcare• Lake St. George Elementary School• Morgan Fitzgerald Middle School• Notre Dame Catholic School• Operation PAR COSA Daycare• Palm Harbor Middle School• Pope John Paul II School• Spring Hill Elementary School• St. Cecelia Catholic School• St. Jude’s School• St. Patrick Catholic School• Sutherland Elementary School• Tampa Catholic High School• West Hernando Middle School• Westside Elementary• All Saints Catholic Church• Bishop Larkin Pavilion• Bishop Larkin Residence• Blessed Sacrament• Calvary Episcopal Church• Church Of The Incarnation• Epiphany Catholic Church• Espiritu Santo• First Baptist Church of Indian Rocks • Grace Bible Church• House of Prayer• Immaculate Conception• Most Holy Name Catholic Church• Most Holy Redeemer Catholic Church• Nativity Catholic Church• Oakhurst United Methodist Church

• Our Lady Of The Rosary• Operation PAR, Inc.• Palm Harbor United Methodist Church• Spring Hill United Methodist Church• St Clements• St Frances Cabrini• St Joan Of Arc• St Mary’s• St Patrick’s Catholic Church• St Raphael Catholic Church• St. Anne Catholic Church• St. Anthony Padua• St. Anthony’s Catholic Church• St. Brendan’s Catholic Church• St. Cecelia Catholic Church• St. Clements Catholic Church• St. Elizabeth Ann Seaton• St. Francis Xavier Cabrini• St. Ignatius Of Antioch• St. James Catholic Church• St. Jerome’s Catholic Church• St. Joseph’s Parish Church• St. Jude Rectory• St. Mark’s The Evangelist• St. Mary’s Episcopal• St. Michael’s - The Archangel• St. Patrick’s Catholic Church• St. Raphael Catholic Church• St. Scholastica• St. Teresa Catholic Church• St. Thomas Aquinas• St. Thomas Catholic Church• St. Timothy’s Catholic Church• St. Vincent DePaul Rectory• Temple Terrace Church Of Christ• Travelers Rest Missionary Baptist

Bishop Larkin Catholic School

Port Richey, Florida—This simple but aesthetically pleasing 43,000 SF elementary school for the Diocese of St. Peters-burg provides an economical school facility for elementary, middle, and day school functions. Constructed using the Construction Management Team Approach with Alexander and Associates, this project team was able to maximize its "bang for the buck.”

A project design was created that incorporates high quality and durable construction materials and methods into a highly functioning facility. This was realized at costs well below what the public sector typically pays for facilities of this caliber. This project has since been used on several other projects as a prototype design scheme.

Notre Dame Inter-parochial School

Spring Hill, Florida—This project was constructed for the Diocese of St. Petersburg using the Construction Manage-ment delivery system. It encompassed a 17,000 SF multi-purpose building and a 13,000 SF classroom facility.

During construction an adjacent elementary and middle school held classes. Care and concern for the safety of the pupils were of the highest priority. The extensive pre-construction services yielded high quality construction such as copper gutters and down spouts, while maintaining a tight budget. Over 90 value-engineering alternates were ad-dressed, in which over 30 were incorporated into the contract documents.

Palm Harbor United Methodist Church

Palm Harbor, Florida—With over 2000 members, Palm Harbor United Methodist Church is one of the fastest growing churches in Pinellas County. When they found the need for a new 24,000 SF sanctuary, they chose Hawkins Construc-tion, Inc.

Hawkins Construction was able to propose more cost effective and durable systems, and help guide the construction techniques while obtaining the congregation's overall goals of the facility. One major obstacle that was handled flaw-lessly was Hawkins' ability to work around an active day care center, pre-school and church campus, 7 days a week.

St. Frances Calibrini Church

Spring Hill, Florida—This project exhibited how well Haw-kins Construction can coordinate and communicate with a parish. Hawkins was employed to renovate this church, including removing the glass skylight roof, while allowing the parish to continue to hold their services. To make things even more of a challenge, the work was performed during the rainy season.

Hawkins devised special temporary roofing systems to prevent the existing interior finishes from being damaged during construction. After the roof replacement, construc-tion continued with the 16,126 SF interior renovation neces-sary to correct the years of water damage. This project was constructed ahead of schedule and under budget utilizing the Construction Management approach.

St. Raphael Catholic Church

Snell Isle, Florida—This is one of many projects that the Di-ocese of St. Petersburg has chosen Hawkins Construction to manage.

This new 28,000 SF facility was constructed in the beautiful Snell Isle area of St. Petersburg and was designed to blend in with the neighborhood. Site improvements to the existing facility were also completed.

This project endured the 2004 Hurricane season and was com-pleted on schedule for its June 2005 dedication.

St. Timohty Catholic Church

Tampa, Florida— St. Timothy's Catholic Church included a new 32,000 SF monumental sanctuary, a 20,000 SF parish hall and over 14 acres of campus site improvements. This project was the largest campus worship center constructed by the Diocese of St. Peters-burg in over 10 years.

The conceptual design for this project came in at $2.5 million over budget. Hawkins Construction's input during the pre-construction phase was able to guide and direct the design and systems to obtain the Diocese's tight budget constraints on this project. In the process, Hawkins Construction was able to propose more cost effective and durable systems, and help guide the size and construction techniques while obtaining the parish's over all goals of the facility.

Tampa Catholic High School

Tampa, Florida— The Science and Technology Center is a High-Tech, 16,875 SF facility that was constructed for the Diocese of St. Petersburg using the Construc-tion Management delivery system.

It includes the Physics and Biology Departments, Computer Science labs, Media Center and offices. In addition, Hawkins reconfigured the main parking lot, con-structed a new Chapel and Palm Court in the Center of campus, and coordinated the relocation of student parking.

All of this took place in the middle of an active High School Campus where the safety of students and faculty was a top priority at all times.

Temple Terrace Church of Christ

Tampa, Florida— Hawkins Construction was selected as Construction Manager for this project which consists of a new Sanctuary and Classroom space totaling 22,000 SF.

The building footprint was discovered to be located over existing (not visible) sinkholes. It took close to 1,000 cubic yards of soil grout injection to remediate.

Operation PAR COSA Child Development

The Learning Center

Jacksonville, Florida Hawkins was selected to construct two new, 10,000 SF Learning Experience Academies for early education. The Learning Experience centers offer contemporary school designs, combined with the best from the fields of learning, early education and development, technology, ergonomics and environmental design.

Utilizing our Value Engineering Process, Hawkins was able to save The Learning Center over $140,000.00.

Financial Institutions

Notable Partnerships

• AmSouth Bank• Achieva Credit Union• Bank of America• Bank of Holiday• Bank of Oldsmar• Bank of St. Petersburg• Barnett Bank• Branch Banking & Trust Co. (BB&T)• Coast Bank• Chase Bank• Crown Bank• Dunedin Savings & Loan• Fifth Third Bank• First Federal• Pinellas County Teachers Credit Union• Republic Bank• RBC Centura Bank• Regions Bank• Signature Bank• Sun Bank and Trust Company• Sun Trust Bank• Sunset Point Savings & Loan• Synovus Bank• Tri-City Savings & Loan• United Bank• University State Bank• Wachovia Bank• Whitney Bank

AmSouth Bank at Avondale

AmSouth Bank Florida Rollout

Florida - Between 2003 and 2005, Hawkins Construc-tion completed over 100 AmSouth Bank Projects.

Chase Bank Florida Rollout

Florida - Since 2010, Hawkins Construction has completed twenty-three Chase Bank projects.

Fifth-Third Bank Florida Rollout

Florida - Since 2006, Hawkins Construction has completed Thirty-Eight Fifth-Third Bank projects.

Regions Bank Florida Rollout

Florida - Since 2004, Hawkins Construction has completed over seventy Regions Bank projects.

RBC Centura Bank

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