Table of Contents

1.0 Cover Letter

2.0 General Information

3.0 Team Organization & List of Key Personnel

Organizational Chart

Relationships

4.0 Experience

Design and Construction Capacity

Contributions

Resources

Consultants

5.0 Relevant Project Experience

6.0 Bonding Capacity

7.0 Financial

8.0 Backlog

9.0 Project Schedule

10.0 Architectural Images

2.0 General Information

Name of Firm: Jewett Construction Co., Inc. Mailing Address:

PO Box 405 Raymond, NH 03077 Shipping Address:

68 Route 27 Raymond, NH 03077 Contact Person:

Craig Jewett, President Date Established:

March 14, 1977 Ownership History:

Craig Jewett became President and Owner in 2000. Company History:

Raymond, NH-based Jewett Construction Co., Inc. is a well-organized and well-financed design-build / construction management firm with a reputation for a no-nonsense, client-based approach to building. We provide new construction and renovation services for projects ranging in size from $1,000,000 to $25,000,000 in the commercial, industrial, retail and institutional markets throughout New England. A second generation, family-owned business, we’re small enough to offer professional, personalized service, yet large and financially strong enough to provide top of the line construction services. 2013 marks our 41st year providing award-winning, high quality building construction. With the launch several years ago of our two successful sub-divisions, Jewett Automotive Design & Construction and Jewett Metal Buildings & Steel Erectors—specializing in automobile dealership construction and steel buildings, respectively—our portfolio has grown exponentially and today includes many highly successful design/build and construction management projects led by professional project management staff and field personnel with unparalleled levels of experience. We at Jewett believe strongly in social responsibility. We provide our project management and estimating teams with a vast pool of green building resources, and require low project-generated waste. Our in-house LEED® Accredited Professionals, fully trained and certified with the U.S. Green Building Council, are proven leaders in the construction industry. Jewett’s management team takes a personal interest in each and every project regardless of scope, and works hard to ensure our subcontractors and vendors do the same. We take a creative approach to problem solving and pride ourselves on our performance in the key areas of quality, timeliness and budget control—always with an emphasis on safety. Our extremely pro-active, award-winning safety program has earned us a safety MOD rate that remains an outstanding example in today’s construction industry.

3.0 Team

*this assumes Altus would not be working directly for the Client.

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Bruce Ronayne Hamilton, AIA Principal

BACKGROUND:

Registered Architect with thirty-three years of experience in all phases of Architecture. Primary duties include managing and directing an architectural firm in providing comprehensive architectural services including site evaluation, feasibility studies and project analysis; master planning of multi-phased projects; building design, construction/inspection, programming, cost estimating and interior space planning. Building project types have included hotels, nursing homes, assisted living projects, corporate office buildings, banks, country clubs, schools, libraries, retirement projects, retail projects, industrial buildings and custom homes, churches/chapels.

EDUCATION:

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, School of Architecture

• Bachelor of Science • Bachelor of Architecture • Teaching Assistant, 1977

National Honors: The American Institute of Architects Foundation Scholastic Award, 1975

REGISTRATION:

Connecticut - Lic. No. 5929 Maine - Lic. No. 1500 Virginia - Lic. No. 7883 New Hampshire - Lic. No. 1359 New Jersey - Lic. No. AI010057 New York State - Lic. No. 015889 Pennsylvania - Lic. No. 012177-B Rhode Island - Lic. No. 1587 Vermont - Lic. No. 1552 Massachusetts - Lic. No. 5785 Michigan - Lic. No. 38624 North Carolina - Lic. No. 7506 Tennessee - Lic. No. 00101793 West Virginia - Lic. No. 3347 Florida -Lic. No. 95793

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS:

American Institute of Architects National Council of Architectural Registration Boards - No. 28,941 Rensselaer Club of Greater Hartford - President - 1981-1982 Building Official and Code Administrators International - Professional Member

AIA National

Member of Credentials Committee at AIA National Convention in San Antonio - 2007 AIA National Education Committee—2010, 2011, 2012 Chairman 2013 AIA National Education Committee

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AIANH Experience AIA New Hampshire Outstanding Service Award 2011 AIA New Hampshire Certificate Recognition 2011 AIA New Hampshire President Architecture Foundation—2010 AIA New Hampshire Past President—2010 AIA New Hampshire President—2009 AIANE Awards and Conference – Chairman 2009 AIANH Architectural Foundation – Vice President 2009 AIA New Hampshire President – Elect 2008 AIA New Hampshire Programming Chair 2008 AIA New Hampshire Vice President 2007 AIA New Hampshire Education Chair 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 AIA New Hampshire Director 2004-2006

National/International Learning by Design

A+Den Conference—Dallas 2012 A+Den Conference—Philadelphia 2011 A+Den Conference—Chicago 2010 A+Den Conference – Chicago 2009 A+Den Conference – Chicago 2008 Presenter at Regional A+Den Conference – Boston 2007 A+Den Conference – Chicago 2006

AIA New Hampshire Chapter Learning by Design

New Hampshire Learning by Design Programs Bridges and Structures Program – Spring 2009 Architecture: Teaching by Design Graduate Course – Summer 2010 AIANH High School Design Competition Program – 2008 - 2009, 2009 - 2010, 2010 - 2011 Introduction to Architecture at the Academy for Science and Design Spring 2008 Fourth Grade Box City Program 2005 – 2008 Fourth Grade Neighborhood Walking Tour Program 2005 – 2008 Fourth Grade Shoebox Clubhouse Design Program 2004

CSI Experience

The Construction Specifications Institute - New Hampshire Chapter Membership Chairman - New Hampshire Chapter 1st Vice President - New Hampshire Chapter 2nd Vice President - New Hampshire Chapter Northeast Regional Membership Award New Hampshire Chapter Merit Award New Hampshire Chapter - Certificate of Appreciation

AWARDS AND HONORS:

• The 2009 Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc. New Hampshire/Vermont Chapter Award of Merit

Commercial Category • The 2003 Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.

New Hampshire/Vermont Chapter Award of Merit Metal Buildings

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• The 2003 Associated Builders and Contracts, Inc. New Hampshire/Vermont Chapter Award of Excellence Commercial Category

• The 2002 Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc. New Hampshire/Vermont Chapter Award of Excellence Commercial Category

• The 1999 Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc. New Hampshire/Vermont Chapter Award of Excellence Commercial Category

• National Award Spectrum 1990 Ceramic Tile Diamond Award Winner Burndy Corporation - U.S. Electrical Group, Manchester, New Hampshire

• National Award Lodging Hospitality Designers Circle Award, First Place 1988 Executive Suite, Clarion Somerset Hotel, Nashua, New Hampshire

• National Award Schlage Nautilus Award - 1987 Ludlow Corporate and Grinnell Headquarters, Exeter, New Hampshire

• National Award Builders Choice Grand Design Award - 1987, Best Office Project (4 stories or less) Category Ludlow Corporate and Grinnell Headquarters, Exeter, New Hampshire

• New Hampshire AIA Design Honor Award - 1987, Ludlow Corporate Headquarters, Exeter, New Hampshire

ARTICLES PUBLISHED IN THE N H FORUM BY AIA NEW HAMPSHIRE CHAPTER

• Roots of the Sacred in Cleveland, Ohio • Cathedral Christ the Light in Oakland, California • Jewish House in Curacao • A Sacred Space in the Southwest Vernacular in San Antonio, Texas • House of Prayer for all People in Los Angels, California • Lasting Alvar Aalto Masterwork, Portland, Oregon • Places of Transcendence in New York City • Maya Architecture and Art at Tulum, East Coast of Yucatan • Destination Classroom, Las Vegas, Nevada • Box City Interdisciplinary Experience in City Planning • Neighborhood Walking Tours • Children's Museum in Dover, NH • Sacred Spaces in Rome, Italy • Auditorium Panco Della Musica , Rome Italy • Stanford University Campus • Washington National Cathedral • Ancient Treasures in Turkey –Part I in a Series • Ancient Treasures in Turkey –Part II in a Series • Ancient Treasures in Turkey –Part III in a Series • Ancient Treasures in Turkey –Part IV in a Series

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• Ancient Treasures in Turkey –Part V in a Series

PUBLIC AND COMMUNITY SERVICE: • Mascenic Regional School Board- Chairman 1987-1990 • Executive Council - New Hampshire School Boards Association • Building Permit Officer - Town of New Ipswich, New Hampshire • Board of Assessors - Town of New Ipswich, New Hampshire • Zoning Officer Administrator - Town of New Ipswich, New Hampshire • Bethal - Souhegan Lodge F & AM No. 24 - New Ipswich, New Hampshire • Selectman - Town of New Ipswich, New Hampshire • New Ipswich Public Library - Board of Trustees • Souhegan Country Club - President

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EXPERIENCE

Mr. Vlasak became a full-time architect for BRHA in 1999 when he graduated from RPI. Addi-

tionally, Scott interned with BRHA since 1994, and is instrumental in applying his 3-D modeling

skills to his design work.

Selected project experience includes:

Waldron Engineering, Exeter, NH: 25,000 s.f. Building Design for corporate office build-

ing. (currently in Schematic Design) Al’s Towing Exeter, NH: 23,000 s.f. Building Renovation of an existing automotive deal-

ership into a full service Towing and Service facility with tenant spaces. (completed 2012) Sig Sauer Epping, NH: 4,500 s.f. Design for a retail and storage Pro Shop with supporting

office spaces. (completed 2012) St. Michael Parish, Exeter, NH: Site Master plan and building designs for a campus of

religious buildings. 30,000 s.f church to seat 1000, and 28,000 s.f. parish center seeking

LEED Certification. (currently in Schematic Design) Grace Fellowship, Nashua, NH: 140,000 s.f. church with seating for 1600 as well as class-

rooms and a gymnasium(currently in schematic design) Scott Lawson Group, Concord, NH: 40,000 s.f. corporate office building. Seeking LEED

platinum certification. (currently in Schematic Design) Preservation Mill, Fitchburg, MA: 42,000 s.f. renovation/additions to convert an existing

mill to student housing. This project is seeking LEED Silver Certification.

Measured Progress, Dover, NH: 20,000 Processing building and 90,00 s.f. Corporate

Office building. (completed 2005)

Messiah Lutheran Church, Amherst, NH: Design of building exterior including window

style, material selections and color studies through the use of 3-D modeling. (2001) Franklin Pierce College, Rindge, NH: Masterplan for 40-acre site including student cam-

pus center, retail space, theaters, restaurants, office and educational buildings, and exteri-

or amphitheater. Design ideas including style and color themes for individual buildings

were communicated through the use of 3-D modeling. (2000)

EDUCATION

· Bachelor of Architecture, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute – 1999

· Bachelor of Building Sciences, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute – 1998

REGISTRATION, CERTIFICATES AND AFFILIATIONS

Licensed Architect in New Hampshire

Member, American Institute of Architects

LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Accredited Professional

Vice Chairman, Education Committee, American Institute of Architects NH Chapter

Scott Vlasak, AIA, LEED AP

Vice President

JEFFREY K. CLIFFORD, P.E. Principal / Project Manager

Project Related Experience Mr. Clifford is a principal at Altus Engineering, Inc., having joined the firm as a partner in April 1998. Jeff has over 30 years of civil, environmental, civil, structural, and construction engineering experience. He has provided engineering expertise to municipal and private clients on multi-million dollar projects across northern New England. Jeff makes numerous presentations to local boards in southern Maine and New Hampshire communities. Jeff’s design, permitting, and construction administration expertise with complex projects has made him highly respected by regulatory agencies, public works staff, municipal officials, and the public. Jeff lead the design team responsible for permitting and site design of the new YMCA facility in Exeter, New Hampshire. The site is a former junior high located immediately adjacent to a prime wetland and the Little River. Jeff provided innovating stormwater design solutions to obtain environmental permits and protect the adjacent resources. Mr. Clifford recently completed site design and permitting for redevelopment of the Newmarket Mill complex into a mixed use facility. These vacant historic buildings in downtown Newmarket now house

commercial space, community areas, artist studio apartments and other residential units. The project involved state highway improvements as well as complex wetland and stormwater permitting. Jeff provided analysis and concepts for future commercial development on adjoining parcels aquired by the developer. Phillips Exeter Academy and their project consultants have retained Altus Engineering as the civil engineer for various housing, utility, and athletic field projects since 2002 including their new Children’s Center, expansion of Love Gym, renovations Phillips Hall, Williams House, Webster Hall, Wheelwright Hall and permitting or the synthetic turf at Phelps Stadium. As Principal-in-Charge for the Academy projects, Jeff takes a hands-on approach to all facets of the design and construction phases. Mr. Clifford routinely assists the Academy staff with their environmental compliance needs. Jeff completed the civil design and permitting for the Boulders at RiverWoods and the Ridge at Riverwoods $100M expansions to a premier continuing care retirement community (CCRC) campus in Exeter, New Hampshire. The site review process for the environmentally sensitive property required nine (9) permits from local, state and federal regulatory agencies.

Jeffrey K. Clifford, P.E. The erosion and sediment control design and permitting involves over 40 acres of site improvements. The Exeter Town Planning has singled out the project for its exemplary erosion control performance during the construction phase. Jeff provided civil site design for the Foundation for Seacoast Health youth facility (renamed: Community Campus) located off West Road in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Jeff assisted the site selection committee that reviewed over 50 potential sites. He provided detailed analysis of the five finalist sites. He worked closely with the Foundation staff and the project architects to best utilize the unique site features, maintain woodlands and avoid sensitive wetlands. Jeff provided civil engineering services for the Yorke Fields commercial building project at the intersection US Route I and a spur to I-95. The project involved extensive negotiations and coordination with the Maine DOT to provide turn lanes allowing full access to the development adjacent to the high volume intersection. Mr. Clifford was the principal-in-charge for the Episcopal Dioceses at their new Barbara C. Harris Camp and Conference Center. Complex environmental permitting was necessary for this $19M facility located on Otter Lake in Greenfield, NH. Intensive erosion and sediment control measures were implemented to protect the lake.

Jeff provided permitting and civil design services for Shepard’s Cove, a 118 unit, $50M senior housing facility in Kittery, Maine. The project is located on 43 acres with 3,000 feet of tidal frontage. Jeff coordinated a team of design consultants to address the extensive permitting issues associated with this environmentally sensitive site. Jeff was also the site/civil project manager for design of the Cove’s Edge Assisted Living Facility in Damariscotta, Maine. Jeff provided design services for a 750-seat church in Greenland, New Hampshire. Through negotiations with USEPA and NHDES the client is being allowed to locate the new sanctuary on a 20-acre portion of the parent parcel occupied by the Coakley Landfill, a superfund site. Mr. Clifford was the principal-in-charge for the recently completed Borthwick Avenue Sewer Upgrade project in Portsmouth, NH. This 2,000 linear foot project involved deep excavations in difficult soils. Wetland impacts were minimized by rerouting the sewer to a new alignment that required eight (8) new easements. Jeff coordinated subconsultants, design and construction administration. Jeff prepared documentation for the City to receive a favorable eligibility determination for funding under the State Aid Grant (SAG) program.

Employment Record

March 1998 to Present Altus Engineering, Inc., Portsmouth, New Hampshire

July 1983 to March 1998 Underwood Engineers, Inc., Portsmouth, New Hampshire

April 1982 to April 1983 Anderson, Kane and Jacobs, Inc., Anchorage, Alaska Education

B.S., Civil Engineering, University of Maine, Orono, 1981

Jeffrey K. Clifford, P.E.

Registrations

Registered Professional Engineer: New Hampshire, Maine Sewage Disposal System Designer: New Hampshire Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control

Professional and Civic Affiliations (past and present)

Kittery Capital Improvement Program Committee Spruce Creek Association – Low Impact Development Subcommittee NHDES Groundwater and Drinking Water Strategy Committee Portsmouth Naval Shipyard - CERCLA (Superfund) Restoration Advisory Board Comprehensive Plan Advisory Committee - Kittery, Maine American Society of Civil Engineers

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RONALD M. BEAL, P.E. Civil Engineer Employment Record

1998 to Present Altus Engineering, Inc., Portsmouth, New Hampshire 1992 to 1998 BSC/Cullinan Associates, Inc., Boston, Massachusetts 1991 to 1992 WIMPOL, Inc., Houston, Texas 1988 to 1990 Underwood Engineers, Inc., Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Education Bachelor of Science in Surveying Engineering

Associate of Science in Electrical Engineering of Technology University of Maine, Orono, Maine

Registrations Registered Professional Engineer: New Hampshire Registered Septic System Designer: New Hampshire Registered Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control Survey-In-Training, Maine

Professional Affiliations:

American Society of Civil Engineers SELECTED PROJECT EXPERIENCE:

YMCA, Exeter, NH Project Engineer for site design of a new YMCA at the site of a former school. Responsible for reconfiguration of the existing parking lot and shared access driveway to improve safety and circulation for pedestrians and vehicular traffic, integrating site design with adjacent facility and its associated amenities and associated utilities. Stormwater improvements included the design and analysis of open and closed systems, underdrain treatment swales, rain garden and “pocket wetland” to manage runoff that discharge into abutting river. Kittery Community Center, Kittery, Maine

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Project Engineer for site design associated with the renovation of former education facility into a multi-program community center. Responsible for site design including vehicular and pedestrian access and circulation, incorporating “low impact development” techniques enhancing site runoff, and utility location. Newmarket Mills Redevelopment, Newmarket, NH Project Engineer for site design for the redevelopment of two (2) mill buildings located in the downtown community. Responsible for site design of parking facility and utility location, and its integration with the local community surroundings. Provided detailed drainage analysis and erosion control measures for local and state permitting. Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter, NH Project Engineer for the campus wide site improvement projects to meet local and state regulations. Designs encompassed: new housing development and day care facility with roadways, utilities and stormwater enhancements; expansion of athletic fields and drainage system; stormwater enhancements including water quality structure; building expansions with upgrades to parking sidewalks, utilities and stormwater; relocation and upgrades of drainage and sanitary systems; and signalized pedestrian crosswalks. Projects at the campus include:

• Court Street Faculty Housing – Phases I & II • Children’s Center Site Design • Athletic Field & Tennis Court Drainage Improvements • New Synthetic Multi-Purpose Athletic Field • Boiler Plant Parking Lot Improvements • Love Gym Expansion • Lamont Wellness & Health Center Expansion • Phillips Hall Improvements • Wetherell Dining Hall Sewer Separation Project • Front Street Pedestrian Crosswalks

Exeter Tennis Facility, Exeter, NH Project Engineer for site design of a 20-acres parcel associated with the development of a new indoor and outdoor tennis facility. Responsible for site design including the parking layout, site grading, force main, utility location and extended detention basin. Provided detailed drainage analysis and erosion control measures for local and state permitting. Barbara Harris Camp and Conference Center, Greenfield, NH Project Engineer for a 300-acres camp and conference center for the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts. Responsible for site design including layout, utility location and drainage. Utility design included 4,000 l.f. gravity sewer lines, 3,000 l.f. force main, two (2) pumping stations, 4,400

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l.f. water lines and water storage tank. Provided detailed drainage analysis and erosion control measures to insure water quality of abutting lake. Permitting required included NHDES Standard Dredge and Fill Wetlands Permit and Site Specific Permit. Shepard’s Cove Senior Housing, Kittery, ME Project Engineer for a 108-unit elderly housing facility. Responsible for site design including layout, utility location, drainage and permitting. Utility design included 2,500 l.f. gravity sewer lines, 1,200 l.f. force main, two (2) pumping stations and 3,400 l.f. water main. Based on Maine Site Location of Development Law, prepare a detailed stormwater management, and erosion and sedimentation control plan for the development. Provide an extensive drainage analysis, utilizing “HydroCAD” drainage software to evaluate the removal of total suspended solids (TSS) of the site. The Ridge at RiverWoods, Exeter, NH Project Engineer for an expansion to RiverWoods’ continuing care retirement community (CCRC) facilities on a 108.7-acre parcels in Exeter. Responsible for site design including 3,700 l.f. roadway layout, utility location, drainage and permitting. Utility design included 2,500 l.f. gravity sewer lines, 1,000 l.f. force main, one (1) pumping stations, 3,000 l.f. water lines. Utility construction included jacking operations under NH Route 111. Provided detailed drainage analysis and erosion control measures to protect sensitive wetlands on site via detention basin and selected runoff into wetlands. Permitting required included NHDES Wetlands and Site Specific Permit. Lewis Farm Conservancy Subdivision, Kittery, Maine Project Engineer for a 64-lot conservation subdivision on 174-acres as a three phase project. Responsible for site design including the 9,400 l.f. roadway design, nature trail system and siting well and septic systems on each lot. Provided detailed drainage analysis and erosion control measures to meet MDEP Site Location of Development permit. Sprucewood, Durham, NH Project Engineer for a 50-unit Phase II expansion of a senior housing community on a 40.4 acre parcel. Responsible for site design including the roadway design, site grading and siting septic systems. Provided detailed drainage analysis and erosion control measures. Boston Harbor Project Outfall Tunnel, Boston, MA Responsible for precision engineering verification to support the construction of various facilities associated with the clean up of Boston Harbor. Implementation and review of procedural specifications for offshore and tunnel surveys, precise shaft plumbing, orientation and alignment surveys for 9.5 mile outfall tunnel, 4 mile inner island tunnel and 55 effluent outfall diffusers.

Ronald M. Beal, P.E.

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Town Wide Sewer System, Merrimack, NH Project engineer in charge of the development of a town wide 10-year sewer build out study. Reviewed existing collection systems and subsurface system failures. Designed preliminary layout of sewer expansion throughout the town. Model the capacity of existing and future collection systems utilizing “HYDRA” sewer modeling program. Created a future build out program for planning and prioritization of sewer extension project. Sewer System Capacity Study, Town of Newmarket, NH Project Engineer for a facility-mapping plan for town sewer system. Work included modeling flows and evaluation of existing sewer system. School Street Pump Station/Force Main, Town of Berwick, ME Project Engineer for 8,260 l.f. of gravity sewer lines and force. Main Street Sewer Extension, City of Somersworth, NH Project engineer for a 1,100 l.f. sewer main extension, 400 l.f. force main, and pumping station.

Robert R. Champagne, P.E., LEED AP

Structural Engineer YEARS EXPERIENCE 15

EXPERTISE Mr. Champagne’s background is in structural engineering. He holds a B.S. in Civil Engineering from the University of New Hampshire. He has provided structural design and analysis for a variety of institutional, commercial, industrial and residential projects. KEY PROJECTS

STRUCTURAL DESIGN Hope Fellowship Church, Jaffrey, NH: Design of a single story, 13,000 sf wood framed church

building. The design included a 500 seat worship area with attached classrooms, conference areas and support facilities.

Synagogue, Bloomingburg, NY: Design of a two story, steel framed multipurpose building. The second floor is a Shul with an open mezzanine above. The lower level includes fitness areas and support facilities.

Camp Yavneh, Northwood, NH: Design of a 6,000 sf multi-purpose building for a Jewish children’s camp. Exterior walls were constructed with insulated concrete forms (ICF). Eastern white pine timbers harvested on site were used for construction of the heavy timber roof trusses in the beit midrash.

Beach District Fire Station, Hampton, NH: Design of a two story, 10,000 sf masonry building in a coastal zone. Building was constructed with a structural floor slab on piles.

Salem State College New Residence Hall, Salem, MA: Design of a 160,000 sf, five story, 525 bed composite steel framed dormitory building with attached 320 seat dining hall. Applied for LEED Gold Certification.

Tremont Yard, Lowell, MA: Design of a five story, 60,000 SF steel framed office building. The building was sited at the former location of a six story mill building and had to incorporate existing historically significant masonry foundation walls, pits and turbine shafts.

Oxford Rochdale Sewer District, Oxford, MA: Design of a 45 foot diameter reinforced concrete clarifier tank.

University of New Hampshire Turbulence Research Facility, Durham, NH: Design of a unique CMU and concrete elevated wind tunnel with steel framed negative pressure building.

Bridgewater State College New Residence Hall, Bridgewater, MA: Design of a 160,000 sf, 408 bed, composite steel framed dormitory building and attached dining hall. Achieved LEED Silver Certification.

University of New Hampshire Gables, Durham, NH: Design of two 75,000 sf, six-story, "suite style", 200 bed dormitories. Buildings were constructed of masonry walls and concrete plank floors.

Cardow Jewelers, St. Thomas, USVI: Design of a 27,000 sf, three-story steel framed addition to an existing historic masonry building on the ocean waterfront.

The Works Health & Fitness, Somersworth, NH: Design of a 33,000 sf addition to an existing 23,000 sq. ft. health club facility. The project involved renovations of the existing building and the design of a new indoor pool and locker room building, gym building with mezzanine and elevated running track.

Hunts Falls Condominium, Lowell, MA: Design of a 60,000 sf, five-story steel framed multi-tenant residential building. Second floor construction consisted of composite steel framing due to limited story height and vehicular parking below.

Meadowcrest WWTP, Citrus County, FLA: Design of reinforced concrete tanks, aluminum grating and support structure, and two 800 sf masonry storage/operations buildings.

REGISTRATION Professional Engineer: NH, ME, MA, CT, VT, NJ, FL, NY MI, USVI

Resume – Robert R. Champagne, PE, LEED AP Army National Guard Aviation Support Facility (Phase II), Bangor, ME: Design of new building

additions and renovations to an existing hangar and office building. The project included the design of a 32,000 sf, two story steel framed addition, 10,000 sf single story masonry/steel addition, and renovation of approximately 30,000 sf of existing hangar and office area.

Camp Carpenter, Manchester, NH: Design of a 23,000 sf, 400 seat, two-story steel framed dining hall building with partial basement.

Rocky Hill Quarry, Elliot, ME: Design of a two-way concrete slab and foundation on steel piles for a 20,000 sf pre-engineered steel building.

Other projects: Structural design of numerous residential structures throughout New England, New York and the United States Virgin Islands. These projects ranged in scope from small additions and renovations to new construction of high-end homes in excess of 20,000 sf.

PARKING STRUCTURES Notre Dame Health Care Center, Worcester, MA: Foundation and retaining wall design for a two-

level pre-stressed concrete parking garage. Bentley College, Waltham, MA: Foundation design of a 3-level, pre-stressed concrete parking

garage. Site constraints required the structure to be designed for access at grade on 3 levels through the use of retaining walls on all sides.

STRUCTURAL REHABILITATION/RENOVATION Parish of Christ Church, Andover, MA: Renovation of this historic HH Richardson designed

building included the addition of a new mezzanine to support a new organ and choir within the existing chapel area. Significant deterioration of the bell tower masonry walls required partial removal and restoration.

University of New Hampshire Fairchild Hall, Durham, NH: Analysis of an existing 100 year old brick and timber framed dormitory building for complete interior renovation. Project involved design of framing modifications and complete seismic upgrade to meet current building code requirements.

National Park Service, St. John, USVI: Analysis and design of roof upgrades for an existing residential structure newly designated as an essential facility for hurricane, earthquake and emergency shelter.

Lake Winnipesaukee Golf Club, New Durham, NH: Renovation of an existing 13,200 sf clubhouse with kitchen and dining area. Renovations included expansion to 15,400 sf with significant modifications to the existing structure to accommodate revised floor plans.

CONDITION ASSESSMENTS Residential Buildings, NJ: Structural condition assessments of numerous residential building

structures which sustained wind and flood damage from hurricane Sandy October 2012. Old District Courthouse Building, St. Thomas, USVI: Structural condition assessment of a 100

year old reinforced concrete building exhibiting significant signs of deterioration. Sosua Bay Hotel, Dominican Republic: Condition assessment of five hotel buildings, which

sustained damage during an earthquake. Water & Power Authority, St. Thomas, USVI: Inspection of three potable water steel storage tanks

ranging in size from 5.5 to 10.5 million gallons. CERTIFICATIONS LEED Accredited Professional

EDUCATION University of New Hampshire, BSCE, 1999 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Structural Engineers of New Hampshire – Board of Directors (Treasurer) US Green Building Council New Hampshire Chapter

Anthony D. Coviello, PE, SE

Structural Engineer

YEARS EXPERIENCE 16

EXPERTISE Mr. Coviello’s background is in structural engineering. He holds a B.S. and M.S. in Civil Engineering from the University of New Hampshire. He has provided structural design and analysis for a variety of institutional, commercial, industrial and residential projects. Mr. Coviello has specialized expertise in the design of coastal structures and building envelopes. Tony is the former President of the Structural Engineers of New Hampshire and Vice-President of the New England Coalition of Structural Engineering Societies. He is the recipient of the 2009 NH Young Engineer of the Year award. Mr. Coviello serves on the Exam Development Committee for the National Council of Examiners for Engineers and Surveyors. KEY PROJECTS

STRUCTURAL DESIGN (Selected Projects)

68 South Main Street, Rochester, NH: Structural design of 18,000-sf, 3-story mixed-use building.

Construction consisted of long span wood i-joists and conventionally framed bearing walls. Strafford Elementary School, Strafford, NH: Structural design of a 12,000-sf addition to an existing

elementary school. Performed envelope analysis on existing masonry walls. Provided a design for improving existing envelope performance with structural reinforcing. Project delivered through design/build process.

Legacy Park, Wakefield, MA: Structural design of 75,000-sf and 64,000-sf four-story wood-framed apartment buildings constructed over underground steel-framed parking structure.

Metro Station, Wilmington, MA: Structural design of 75,000-sf and 60,000-sf three-story wood-framed apartment buildings.

10 State Street, Portsmouth, NH: Structural design of 18,000-sf wood-framed condominium building and 4,500-sf wharf with docks. Residence supported by precast concrete piles and grade beams. Wharf supported by timber piles and heavy timber framing. Project delivered through design/build process.

Willow Creek Golf Academy, Atkinson Country Club, Atkinson, NH: Structural design of 15,000-sf golf academy and outdoor heated driving range. Structural framing consisted of a mixture of traditional wood framing, cold-formed steel trusses, and steel support beams/columns. Project delivered through design/build process. Associated Builders and Contractors Excellence in Construction Award – “Best of the Best”.

Frisbie Hospital, Rochester, NH: Structural design of several building modifications inside existing facility.

Grand Apartments, Structural design of 4-story, 75,000-sf multi-unit apartment facility over one level parking garage.

The Music Hall, Portsmouth, NH: Structural design of stair repairs to historic performing arts center. Freeport Holiday Inn, Freeport, ME: Structural design of 30,000-sf, 3-story hotel. Cotton Mill, Nashua, NH: Structural design of 60,000-sf, 4-story residential condominium building. Kittery Community Center, Kittery, ME: Structural design of 30,000-sf multipurpose community

center. Structure consisted of light wood-framed construction and heavy timber framing. Meridian Place, Nashua, NH: Structural design of 3-story, wood-framed, 25,000-sf residential

condominium building. The Martingale, Portsmouth, NH: Structural design of 6-1/2-story steel framed mixed use structure

on Portsmouth Harbor.

REGISTRATION Professional Engineer: NH, ME, MA, CT, RI, VT, NY, PA

Resume – Anthony D. Coviello, PE

Hotel New Hampshire, Durham, NH: Structural design of 25,000-sf, 3-story hotel. Newmarket Apartments, Newmarket, NH: Structural design of two, 45,000-sf, 4-story apartment

buildings. New Hampshire Spine, Merrimack, NH: Structural design of 40,000-sf, multi-level medical facility

with indoor athletic facilities. Seacoast Geriatrics, Dover, NH: Structural design of 75,000-sf congregate care facility. State Street Condominiums, Portsmouth, NH: Structural design of building modifications to a 175

year old 2-family residence into a 8-unit condominium. York Hospital, South Berwick, ME: Structural design of 30,000-facility medical office building. Bedford Ambulatory Surgical Center, Bedford, NH: Structural design of 4,500-sf, wood-framed,

two-story surgical center addition. C. Technologies, Uxbridge, MA: Structural design of 32,000-sf steel-framed office building. One Leavitt Lane, University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH: Structural design of a 6000-sf,

steel-framed, two-story building addition. Assumption College, Worcester, MA: Structural design of a three-story steel-framed college dormitory. Messiah Lutheran Church, Amherst, NH: Structural design of 10,000-sf wood-framed

church/school. Scott Lawson Group, Concord, NH: Structural design of 20,000-sf wood-framed office building. Richmond Wastewater Treatment Plant Renovation, Richmond, VT: Structural design of

concrete process tanks and service buildings for a wastewater treatment plant upgrade and renovation.

CONDITION ASSESSMENTS Hillcrest Terrace, Manchester, NH: Performed facility audit and assessment for 250,000 sf assisted

living and independent care facility. Provided remaining useful life estimates for structural and architectural items and prepared budget estimates for capital planning purposes. Assisted in the implementation of a Computer Aided Facility Management (CAFM) system.

Saab Towers, Lowell, MA: Performed structural evaluation of 6-story office building for a change of use study.

St. Mary’s Parish, Claremont, NH: Performed condition assessment for five buildings on the campus of St. Mary’s Parish for the Diocese of Manchester. Evaluated structural integrity of building components; estimated costs for immediate and long-term repair; indicated areas of deficiencies for ADA compliance and Life Safety; estimated remaining useful life of building components.

Hampshire Plaza, Manchester, NH: Performed a visual inspection of the structural support system for a 20-story high-rise building. Inspection included the review of existing construction documents, a physical inspection of structural components, review of building modifications, and opinion as to the structural adequacy of the building.

Building Envelope Design/Analysis (Selected Projects) Building 92 Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Kittery, ME: Structural design of façade restoration for

large industrial building Moody Chapel, Fairfield, ME: Structural restoration design for the iconic 80-ft tall granite masonry

bell tower on the Goodwill-Hinckley campus of Kennebec Valley Community College. Holmes Building, Eastport, ME: Engaged as the Structural Engineer of record to restore a 19th

century masonry building in the historic downtown waterfront of Eastport, ME. The Thompson Cage at Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter, NH: Performed structural analysis on

80-year-old unreinforced brick and terracotta block façade. Proposed design technique implemented helical brick ties and structural supported terracotta walls.

Strafford Elementary School, Strafford, NH: Performed envelope analysis of 40,000-SF, 20-year-old masonry building. Determined structural wall capacity of deteriorating masonry wall. Design shoring plans, repairs, and new school addition.

East Greenwich Middle School, East Greenwich, RI: Designed façade framing for 66,000-SF middle school. Façade designed incorporated cold-formed steel stud wall framing supporting masonry veneer, glass curtain wall, and metal cladding.

Airport Executive Park, Wall, NJ: Structural design of 18,000-SF, two-story office building facade. Exterior walls comprised of non-load bearing metal stud framing with brick veneer.

Resume – Anthony D. Coviello, PE

Department of Fire Services, Stow, MA: Designed the façade for a 40,000-SF addition to an existing Fire Training Academy building. The façade had a mixture of finish materials from brick veneer to large portions of glass curtain wall framing.

National Center for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, White River Junction, VT: Structural design of building façade for a 15,000-SF medical center. The building façade is comprised of brick veneer and large window openings.

4th Precinct, Suffolk County Police Department, Hauppauge, NY: Envelope design for a new 40,000-SF, three-story police station. The building façade had a metal wall panel finish with large portions of glass curtain walls.

EDUCATION University of New Hampshire, BSCE, 1997 University of New Hampshire, MSCE, 2000

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Society of Civil Engineers Order of the Engineer Structural Engineers of New Hampshire – Past-President New England Coalition of Structural Engineers – Past Vice-President

HONORS AND AWARDS

2009 NH Young Engineer of the Year 2011 NH Union Leader (statewide newspaper) 40 under Forty

SERVICE

National Coalition of Examiners for Engineers and Surveyors (NCEES) exam development coordinator

Portsmouth City Councilor – Elected 2009 and 2011

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Percentage of services to be performed by each firm on the project:

Planning 5% - Assist JCCI with conceptual drawings for budget pricing Schematic Design 20% Construction Drawings 60% Construction Administration 15%

BRHA will provide 100% of the architectural design services in design/build partnership with JCCI.

Planning 5% Schematic Design 5% Construction Drawings 20% Construction Administration 70%

The above assumes that the project will not need to be re-permitted.

Planning 5% Schematic Design 20% Construction Drawings 60% Construction Administration 15%

Firm responsible for design lead

Bruce Ronayne Hamilton Architects. Firm responsible for construction lead

Jewett Construction Co., Inc. Firm responsible for management of consultants

Jewett Construction Co., Inc. Firm to be deemed the Architect-of-record

Bruce Ronayne Hamilton Architects Locations where services will be performed

Raymond, Portsmouth and New Ipswich, New Hampshire.

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Projects on which firms have previously associated: Jewett Construction and its partner firms in this proposal have over 15 years experience working together. Our team has completed over 35 projects together (many of which were pre-engineered metal buildings) and currently has 14 projects in various phases of design. You may contact the following Owners for a reference: Suburban Subaru Dealership renovation including a pre-engineered metal building. Pete Krause 866-723-0597 pkrause@krausecars.com Route 44 Toyota (also Route 44 Hyundai) Dealership renovations and additions. Tim Bruno 508-824-4044 tbruno@route44automile.com SIGSAUER Ground-up construction of their new Pro-Shop (pre-engineered metal building). Jeff Chierepko 603-772-2302 Jeff.chierepko@sigsauer.com

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The Firm’s experience working in a design and construction capacity:

Jewett Construction Co., Inc. and its design-build partners have many years of experience working in this capacity, and much of it together. The contributions the firm will make throughout the process to ensure the success of the initiative:

Pre-Construction Jewett Construction has always believed the primary focus of the design and pre-construction process is risk management. This is the time in any project where key issues can be addressed and all aspects of the design and approach can be analyzed and tailored to meet specific needs of the client while everything is still malleable. We will work closely with the design team to review proposed sequencing, phasing options, materials and begin to provide cost, logistical impact, schedule duration, and material procurement issues associated with each scenario. Our ability to provide accurate, detailed information in a timely manner will allow the team to advance confidently through the decision making process. Jewett will collaborate with all team members to determine the most beneficial sequence of the work, including identifying the optimal timeframes for systems changeovers given the clients’ schedule and needs. Critical to the success of this project will be the articulation and execution of a clear plan to minimize the impact of the construction, as well as to complete the work in the most efficient and cost-effective manner possible. We believe one of the first priorities of the pre-construction effort and services is to uncover potential unforeseen conditions early. This will help the team prepare a comprehensive report thus helping to finalize a complete procurement schedule and assessing material lead times. This is done in order to avoid items that could impact the schedule and possible phasing options. The end result of the planning and due diligence performed in the pre-construction phase will be the development of a smooth and efficient approach to the project and the elimination of risk for the Southern District YMCA. Construction Phase As the team finalizes the pre-construction planning phase, Jewett Construction will be well positioned to transition the project team into the activities of the construction phase. We will make it our job to transfer the knowledge we will gain during the pre-construction phase to the rest of the project team and subcontractors through highly detailed bid packages, itemized project schedules and precisely coordinated logistics and phasing plans. It is our responsibility to convey all of the collective project knowledge we have gathered to each of the potential bidders for the project. We will make sure our efforts pave the way for a smooth, continuous process. We will dedicate the staff and all resources necessary to manage a comprehensive and successful construction process, and ensure no detail is missed that could affect the success of this important project for the Southern District YMCA. Value Engineering Value Engineering is an ongoing process that begins at the schematic level of the design phase of the project. Value Engineering is an organized and creative way of evaluating a system or material for the purpose of identifying basic ways or alternative means and methods to meet the original intent in a cost effective way. The end result one tries to achieve in the VE process is to reduce overall cost, but

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maintain or improve the quality, durability and reliability of the original design intent. Value Engineering is normally associated with cost reductions, but one should also take into consideration the “life cycle” of a proposed product or system where one might achieve an overall improvement in the product or system but not necessarily an immediate savings in first cost. The cumulative cost must be part of the value engineering process, which would include first cost, operational cost, and maintenance cost over the life cycle of a proposed change to the original design intent. The ultimate goal is to not reduce the overall performance or quality of a product or system. If required, Jewett Construction will begin the process of evaluating proposed systems and materials and offer potential cost savings once the initial budget estimate is reviewed and accepted as the base line by the team. Value engineering is not limited only to the “bricks and mortar” of the project but also evaluates phasing and logistic planning for potential areas of consolidating the work which can lead to potential cost savings. Conceptual Estimating The goal of Jewett’s estimating effort is the emphasis we place on producing comprehensive, accurate conceptual estimates to facilitate informed client decisions as the design progresses. Jewett consistently demonstrates our conceptual estimating skills, which gives the most complete picture of the costs required to build the project at the earliest possible time. Jewett accomplishes this by working with the design team to understand the full scope of work to “fill in the gaps” on early drawings. In addition, we will work closely with our field operations team to basically build the project on paper first to incorporate all aspects of logistics, scheduling and constructability into our early estimates. We will develop an in-house estimate with cost information for Jewett’s database of recent or similar projects along with market price validation from regional subcontractors. The conceptual budgets provided will be a reflection of current and projected market pricing based on the latest project information as well as accounting for cost differences due to inflation and other outside factors. The conceptual cost estimate will include costs based on existing conditions and information on program goals gained through site visits. Our estimates are a flexible estimating tool that provides us with the ability to customize our estimates to best support the decision-making requirements for our clients. We can sort by CSI trade codes, by program areas or by building systems to help identify and control the building components with the greatest impact on the budget. This system also proves valuable in comparing the various design schemes against each other. Jewett Construction is confident that our conceptual estimates will provide a solid foundation to begin the pre-construction planning and design process. Upon selection, our project team will recommend a kick-off meeting to integrate the project team so we can affectively share ideas surrounding the project schedule and approach with the design teams. Jewett will use this time to gain key insight and understanding of the project while reaffirming the overall project goals and scope. Jewett Construction’s estimating team will update our conceptual estimate with this information. Once reviewed and approved, this updated estimate can serve as the baseline estimate to begin a design process.

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Budgeting Once the conceptual budget is completed and accepted as the baseline for the project, we see two more significant pre-construction deliverables for which we will collaborate with the Design Team. Schematic Design Phase will be a continuance and refinement of the Conceptual Budget Estimate. This will incorporate sub-contractor and vendor pricing as well as incorporating any Value Engineering that was developed and accepted by the team. We anticipate this report will require a comprehensive design estimate that will include sub-contractor and vendor pricing in every trade along with detailed assumptions and clarifications. Ongoing due diligence will be a goal to investigate existing conditions throughout this process to uncover any concealed conditions and incorporate the full scope of work into the final design in order to facilitate the fast track process. Design Development Phase will include revisions to our baseline estimate as the final design details are confirmed. All new design components will be evaluated for constructability and cost effectiveness before being included in the overall design to ensure that the design remains within the established budget. Jewett Construction dedicates significant resources for the development of a complete estimate with subcontractor price quotes. We will work closely with the design team to develop detailed bid packages that cover the full scope of work required for every trade. Jewett will issue detailed bid packages to a minimum of three (3) to five (5) subcontractors for every trade to obtain the best value in the marketplace. The bid results will be presented in a bid evaluation form to evaluate the scope of work carried in each bid to determine the lowest responsible bid in each category. Our estimate will also include detailed assumptions, clarifications, allowances and exclusions to provide a complete overview of projected construction costs. Cost Controls

Develop detailed subcontractors bid packages with clear and defined expectations, decorum and mitigation requirements including open book subcontractor bid reviews.

Issue long lead and early release packages to meet schedule requirements. Finalize schedule, logistics and mitigation plan for approval by the project team. If required, work with the Town of Exeter’s agencies to gain approvals for the construction

plan. Support project-permitting efforts, including working with authorities on any exterior ADA

requirements. Pre-Qualify subcontractors based on performance and proven ability to achieve construction

mitigation standards. Proactive coordination of M/E/P systems, Develop final GMP.

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The resources to be committed to, and results to be achieved during, each phase of the project: 1) Design, 2) Constructability Review and Cost Estimating, 3) Bidding/Negotiations, 4) Construction Management/Administration:

During the design phase, our estimating and design group will be committed to providing schematic design and budget estimates for review and comment by the project team. Based on comments by the project team, the estimating and design group will further develop the design and budget estimates so that the design can be completed. Our estimating group will prepare all levels of cost estimating for this project. During the estimating and design phase, our estimating and project management group will work closely to review the design for constructability issues, so that the construction process and bidding process do not become encumbered with requests for information by the subcontractors. Once the design has been finalized and construction drawings are prepared, our estimating and project management group will bid the drawings to the subcontractor market. All subcontractor proposals will be reviewed for completeness of scope and project requirements. All subcontractor scope review and awards will be handled by our project management group. Our project management group will thoroughly review all of the subcontractors’ scope of work and proposals so that they can be evaluated on an equal basis. During construction, our project management group will be responsible for the management and administration of subcontractor contracts, shop drawing review, submittals, project cost control, change of work logs, insurance certificates, scheduling, and procurement. Identify all proposed consultants including the firm name, address, phone and primary contact:

Bruce Ronayne Hamilton Architects Scott Vlasak 833 Turnpike Road svlasak@brharch.com New Ipswich, NH 03071 603-878-4823 Summit Engineering Bob Champagne 111 Maplewood Ave., Suite E bob@summitengineeringinc.com Portsmouth, NH 03801 603-319-1817 Altus Engineering Jeff Clifford 133 Court Street jclifford@altus-eng.com Portsmouth, NH 03801 603-433-2335

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Project Information Project Name Camp Carpenter Dining Facility Project Location Manchester, NH Project Type Non-Profit, New Construction Project Scope in Square Feet 21,000 SF Firm’s Project Management Craig Jewett Firm’s Project Superintendent Scott Robertson Name of Architect of Record Bruce Hamilton Architects

Client Information Client Name Daniel Webster Council, Boy Scouts Client Contact Name, Title, Al Lambert, Central Region Director

alambert@boyscouts-ncac.org Completion Information

Date of Completion; Length of Project June, 2003; 7 months Contract Information

Original Construction Budget $1,886,757 Original Construction Contract Amount $1,886,757 Final Construction Contract Amount $2,096,596 Original Completion Schedule 7 months Actual Completion Schedule 7 months Contract Type GMP, Design-Build/Construction Mgt

Project Information

Project Name America’s Credit Union Museum Project Location Manchester, NH Project Type Non-Profit, Historic Renovation Project Scope in Square Feet 10,000 Firm’s Project Management Craig Jewett Firm’s Project Superintendent Cliff Lemay Name of Architect of Record Brand Partners

Client Information Client Name New England Credit Union Heritage Foundation Client Contact Name, Title, Peggy Powell, Executive Director

Address, Telephone Number PO Box 1695, Manchester, NH 03105 ppowell@acumuseum.org (603) 629-1553

Completion Information Date of Completion; Length of Project November, 2002; 9 months

Contract Information Original Construction Budget $827,417 Original Construction Contract Amount $827,417 Final Construction Contract Amount $734,457 Original Completion Schedule 9 months Actual Completion Schedule 9 months Contract Type Construction Management

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Project Information Project Name LAARS Customer Center Project Location Rochester, NH Project Type Addition/Renovation Project Scope in Square Feet 12,000 Firm’s Project Management Steve Harris Firm’s Project Superintendent Steve Sousa Name of Architect of Record Bruce Hamilton Architects Engineer Summit Engineering

Client Information Client Name LAARS Heating Systems Client Contact Name, Title, Bill Root, Vice President

Address, Telephone Number 20 Industrial Way, Rochester, NH 03867 broot@laars.com (603) 335-6300 x379

Completion Information Date of Completion; Length of Project October, 2011; 7 months

Contract Information Original Construction Budget $2,353,565 Original Construction Contract Amount $2,353,565? Final Construction Contract Amount $2,542,764 Original Completion Schedule 7months Actual Completion Schedule 7 months Contract Type Design Build

Project Information

Project Name Manchester Community College Automotive Training Center

Project Location Manchester, NH Project Type Educational Facility, New Construction, Pre-

Engineered Metal Building, LEED Certified Project Scope in Square Feet 70,000 Firm’s Project Management Randy Overbey Firm’s Project Superintendent Mark Salvador Name of Architect of Record Lavallee Brensinger Architects

Client Information Client Name Community College System of NH Client Contact Name, Title, Darlene Miller, President

Address, Telephone Number 1066 Front St., Manchester, NH 03102 dgmiller@ccsnh.edu (603) 668-6706

Completion Information Date of Completion; Length of Project May, 2009; 8 months

Contract Information Original Construction Budget $2,476,657 Original Construction Contract Amount $2,476,657 Final Construction Contract Amount $2,455,223 Original Completion Schedule 8 months Actual Completion Schedule scheduled to complete within 7 months

Contract Type GMP, Construction Management

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Project Information

Project Name Grappone Toyota Project Location Bow, NH Project Type Auto Dealership, Addition & Renovation, LEED

Certified, Pre-Engineered Metal Building Project Scope in Square Feet 77,000 Firm’s Project Management Rob Secinaro Firm’s Project Superintendent Jim McCullough Name of Architect of Record Margaretten Architectural

Client Information Client Name Grappone Auto Group Client Contact Name, Title, Larry Haynes, President

Address, Telephone Number 514 NH 3A, Bow, NH 03304 lhaynes@grappone.com (603) 226-8274

Completion Information Date of Completion; Length of Project September 15, 2012; 22 months

Contract Information Original Construction Budget $7,381,922 Original Construction Contract Amount $7,381,922 Final Construction Contract Amount $8,748,873 Original Completion Schedule 18 months Actual Completion Schedule 22 months

Contract Type Construction Management (See attached project sheets)

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Jewett Construction Co., Inc. would like to add that we are the only contractor in the state of New Hampshire who supplies and installs our own pre-engineered metal buildings. With a division of our company devoted to metal buildings, we have the staff and skill required for the Exeter YMCA project. Below you will find a partial list of our metal building experience. A partial list of this experience is found below. In addition, we have completed a number of pool and recreational projects, as seen in section 10. In addition, Jewett Construction, in conjunction with its design team, has a collective and extensive history of working with the Town of Exeter’s conservation commission, as well as its zoning, planning and inspections departments. In the spring of 2012, when we first took on the project of renovating a former Chevy dealership into what is now Al’s Automotive & Truck Service Center, Craig Jewett, together with Scott Vlasak of Bruce Ronayne Hamilton Architects, took an early and proactive approach to the project—meeting with the town’s Building Inspector to ensure that the resulting building would serve both the needs of the Town and the Client’s expanding business model. Below is a partial list of projects in the community: Al’s Automotive & Truck SIG SAUER - Pro Shop SIG SAUER - Renovations SIG SAUER - New Quality Control Room Foss Motors (past renovation and current in design) Phillips Exeter Academy - Academy Building Renovation Saxe Investments, Inc. - Office Renovations Exeter Hospital - Dialysis Center Renovation SIG SAUER - Siding Exterior Renovation SIG SAUER - Firing Range & Interior Renovations Exeter Chamber of Commerce - Office Renovations BMW of Stratham Porsche of Stratham Audi of Stratham Seacoast Credit Union SIG SAUER - Ammo-Room Renovation SIG SAUER - Addition Exeter Decorating Eyesight Ophthalmic Fit-Up Phillips Exeter Academy - Wentworth Hall Renovation Phillips Exeter Academy - Kennedy House Renovations Rite Aid Lindt Exeter Healthreach Dental St. Michael Parish Church Waldron Engineering

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Jewett Metal Building Experience (includes Jewett Metal Buildings & Steel Erectors work subcontracted with other General Contractors and Jewett Construction’s projects):

PROJECT LOCATION DELIVERY GENERAL CONTRACTOR COMPLETION

Baltas Garage – New Facility Standish, ME 9,000 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Building Jewett Metal Buildings Under Construction

CVS – New Facility Salem, NH Structural Steel/ Steel Decking

PM Construction Under Construction

Kittery Trading Post – Renovation Kittery, ME Metal Panel Installation Jewett Construction Under Construction

Agren Appliance – New Facility Topsham, ME Structural Steel Wright-Ryan Construction Under Construction

MHG Ice Center – Expansion Saco, ME Structural Steel Hebert Construction Under Construction

Dollar Tree – New Facility Windham, ME Structural Steel Benchmark Under Construction

UUCB Church – New Facility Brunswick, ME Structural Steel Langford and Low Under Construction

Suburban Subaru – Renovation Vernon, CT Miscellaneous Metals Jewett Construction Under Construction

Maine Oxy – Addition South Portland, ME 5,000 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Building Jewett Metal Buildings Under Construction

Hopkinton DPW – New Town Garage Hopkinton, NH 13,750 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Building

Jewett Construction Under Construction

Marlboro Nissan – Renovation Marlborough, MA Metal Panel Installation Jewett Construction Under Construction

Pinkerton Place – New Multi-Tenant Building Derry, NH 9,200 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Building Jewett Construction Under Construction

SIG SAUER – Renovation Newington, NH Structural Steel

255 sf mezzanine Jewett Construction May, 2013

Simplex-Grinnell – Renovation Norwood, MA Miscellaneous Metals Charles Leonard Steel May, 2013

CHI Overhead Doors – Addition Manchester, NH 6,700 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Building

Danais Construction May, 2013

Building 800 – New Facility Lynnfield, MA Structural Steel Novel Ironworks May, 2013

Corning – Renovation Kennebunk, ME Structural Steel 4,000 sf mezzanine & deck

Precision Welding April, 2013

Ed Reilly Subaru – Renovation Concord, NH Miscellaneous Metals Jewett Construction February, 2013

Pine Tree Waste – New Tipping Facility Westbrook, ME 13,500 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Building H.E. Callahan January, 2013

Falmouth Middle School – Renovation Falmouth, ME Metal Panel Installation Benchmark Construction January, 2013

Lowell Five Bank – New Facility North Andover, MA Miscellaneous Metals Jewett Construction January, 2013

American Steel and Aluminum – Addition South Portland, ME 20,000 sf Pre-Engineered

Metal Building Hardypond Construction December, 2012

Pearl Place II – Housing Development Portland, ME Structural Steel Wright-Ryan Construction November, 2012

Commonwealth Nissan – Addition & Renovation

Lawrence, MA Miscellaneous Metals Jewett Construction November, 2012

Long Subaru – Renovation Webster, MA Miscellaneous Metals Jewett Construction October, 2012

Portland Teen Center – Renovation Portland, ME Miscellaneous Metals PM Construction October, 2012

Standish Auto Parts – Addition Standish, ME 6,000 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Building Irishspan Industries October, 2012

MBRAUN – Addition Stratham, NH Structural Steel/ Metal Panel Installation

Crow Construction October, 2012

Fisher Auto Parts – Mezzanine Raymond, NH 16,000 sf steel mezzanine Jewett Construction October, 2012

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PROJECT LOCATION DELIVERY GENERAL CONTRACTOR COMPLETION

Al’s Auto & Truck Service – New Facility Exeter, NH

Misc. Metals/Structural Steel/Metal Panel Installation Jewett Construction September, 2012

Label Tech – Addition Somersworth, NH 20,000 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Building Seacoast Crane September, 2012

Hannaford Supermarkets Warehouse – Addition South Portland, ME Structural Steel/ Metal Panel Installation

PM Construction August, 2012

Lee Nissan – Renovation Topsham, ME Structural Steel Precision Welding August, 2012

Portland Sports Complex – Addition Portland, ME Structural Steel Seacoast Crane August, 2012

Panera Bread – Renovation Auburn, ME Structural Steel/

Steel Decking Precision Welding August, 2012

Kaplan University – Renovation Augusta Structural Steel Precision Welding July, 2012

SIG SAUER – New Pro Shop Epping, NH 4,500 sf Pre-Engineered

Metal Building Jewett Construction July, 2012

Grappone Toyota – Addition & Renovation Bow, NH 11,500 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Building Jewett Construction July, 2012

NH Motor Speedway – New Facilities Building

Laconia, NH 9,600 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Building

Jewett Construction July, 2012

Atlas Fireworks – New Warehouse Jaffrey, NH 9,600 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Building Hakala Bros. Corp. June, 2012

Hannaford Supermarkets – Renovations Machias, ME Structural Steel PM Construction June, 2012

Panera Bread – New Bakery Derry, NH Miscellaneous Metals Jewett Construction June, 2012

Elm Terrace Apartments – Renovations Portland, ME Miscellaneous Metals Wright-Ryan Construction May, 2012

Emerson Toyota Auburn, ME Structural Steel Jewett Construction April, 2012

Hannaford Mill Creek – Renovations Portland, ME Miscellaneous Metals PM Construction April, 2012

Irwin Hyundai – Renovations Laconia, NH Structural Steel Jewett Construction March, 2012

JTA, Corp. – New Facility Seabrook, NH 20,000 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Building Jewett Construction February, 2012

Grappone Toyota – Renovations Bow, NH Metal Panel Installation Jewett Construction February, 2012

Thornton Academy – Renovation Saco, ME Structural Steel/ Metal Decking PM Construction January, 2012

Commonwealth Chevrolet – New Auto Dealership Lawrence, MA

12,000 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Building Jewett Construction January, 2012

AutoServ Nissan – Addition & Renovation Tilton, NH Miscellaneous Metals Jewett Construction November, 2011

Tully BMW – New Auto Dealership and Service Center

Manchester, NH 11,500 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Building

Jewett Construction November, 2011

LAARS Heating Systems – Warehouse Addition Rochester, NH 12,000 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Building Jewett Construction October, 2011

Hannaford Supermarkets Standish, ME Miscellaneous Metals PM Construction August, 2011

FedEx – Warehouse Addition Saco, ME 24,500 sf Pre-Engineered

Metal Building PM Construction August, 2011

FedEx – Distribution Center Lebanon, NH 47,000 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Building TRB Development Group July, 2011

Jewett Square – New Mini Mall Raymond, NH 4,000 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Building

Jewett Construction April, 2011

Watertown Ford – New Automotive Dealership Waltham, MA 4,000 sf Pre-Engineered

Metal Building Jewett Construction February, 2011

Grappone Hyundai – Renovation Bow, NH Metal Panel Installation Jewett Construction February, 2011

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PROJECT LOCATION DELIVERY GENERAL CONTRACTOR COMPLETION

Walgreens – Renovation Portland, ME Structural Steel PM Construction January, 2011

Biddeford Ice Arena – Renovation Biddeford, ME Metal Panel Installation Jewett Metal Buildings November, 2010

Grappone Collision Center – Renovation Bow, NH Metal Panel Installation Jewett Construction November, 2010

Kia of Keene – Renovation Swanzey, NH Metal Panel Installation Jewett Construction October, 2010

Fisher Auto Parts – Renovation Raymond, NH Metal Panel Installation Jewett Construction October, 2010

Mahoney Middle School – Renovation South Portland, ME Miscellaneous Metals PM Construction August, 2010

Ocean Point Marina – Boat Storage/ Repair Facility East Boothbay, ME

4,800 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Building Patco Construction August, 2010

J.P. Sercel Associates, Inc. – Warehouse Addition Manchester, NH 25,330 sf Pre-Engineered

Metal Building Jewett Construction June, 2010

WalMart – Distribution Center Raymond, NH New Canopy Jewett Construction May, 2010

JTA Corporation – Manufacturing, Warehouse & Office Facility Seabrook, NH 26,000 sf Pre-Engineered

Metal Building Jewett Construction February, 2010

PSNH – Two New Parking Facility Bow, NH 18,000 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings (Two)

Seacoast Crane March, 2009

Lockhards Collision Center – Renovation Portland, ME 20,000 sf Pre-Engineered

Metal Buildings PM Construction January, 2009

Tractor Supply – New Retail Store Augusta, ME 19,200 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Building Benchmark Construction September, 2008

Gray Public Works Dept. – Two New Garages, One Addition

Gray, ME 30,000 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings

Blane Casey June, 2008

Fall Machine – Addition Somersworth, NH 6,000 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Building Seacoast Crane May, 2008

Walgreens – New Retail Store Windham, ME Structural Steel Norgate Metal March, 2007

Wellesley Country Club – New Country Club Facility Wellesley, MA Structural Steel Norgate Metal January, 2007

Wickes Lumber – New Facility Portland, ME 20,000 sf Pre-Engineered Metal Building PM Construction December, 2006

M.W. Sewall – New Fueling Facility Bath, ME 18,000 sf Pre-Engineered

Metal Building PM Construction December, 2006

Walgreens – New Retail Store Ellsworth, ME Structural Steel Norgate Metal October, 2006

PSNH – New Parking Facility Manchester, NH Structural Steel Hutter Construction August, 2006

CVS – New Retail Store Augusta, ME Structural Steel Norgate Metal August, 2006

Rite Aid – New Retail Store Portland, ME Structural Steel PM Construction June, 2006

Kohl’s Dept. Store – New Retail Store Mansfield, MA Structural Steel EMJ Construction April, 2006

US Custom House Square – Office Addition Portland, ME Structural Steel Norgate Metal March, 2006

Rite Aid – New Retail Store Hampton, NH Structural Steel PM Construction February, 2005

Team Experience follow on the next pages.

Selected Project Experience INSTITUTIONAL American Independence Museum Exeter, NH Barbara C. Harris Camp & Conference Center Greenfield, NH Bethany Congregational Christian Church Greenland, NH Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Office Expansion Milford, NH Phillips Exeter Academy – Geothermal Field Exeter, NH Phillips Exeter Academy – Lamont Health & Wellness Center Exeter, NH Phillips Exeter Academy – Spill Prevention / Stormwater Exeter, NH Phillips Exeter Academy – Phillips Hall Improvements Ph I&!! Exeter, NH Phillips Exeter Academy – Geothermal Field Exeter, NH Phillips Exeter Academy – Children’s Center Exeter, NH Phillips Exeter Academy – Performing Arts Center Exeter, NH Phillips Exeter Academy – Faculty Housing – Phases I & II Exeter, NH Phillips Exeter Academy – Dow House Improvements Exeter, NH Phillips Exeter Academy – Grainger Observatory Improvements Exeter, NH Phillips Exeter Academy – Sprinkler/Watermain Improvements Exeter, NH Phillips Exeter Academy – Love Gym Expansion Exeter, NH Phillips Exeter Academy – Athletic Field Improvements Exeter, NH Phillips Exeter Academy – Phelps Stadium Turf Replacement Exeter, NH Phillips Exeter Academy – Heating Plant Upgrade Exeter, NH Phillips Exeter Academy – Webster Hall Improvements Exeter, NH Phillips Exeter Academy – Tan Lane Parking Improvements Exeter, NH NH Veteran’s Cemetery Boscawen, NH RiverWoods (The Ridge, The Boulders, and Admin. Building) Exeter, NH Seacoast YMCA Portsmouth, NH Southern District YMCA (Exeter YMCA) Exeter, NH Squamscott Community Center Exeter, NH Strawbery Banke – Tyco Center Portsmouth, NH York Hospital- 20/20 Plan York, ME York Housing Authority – Senior & Workforce Housing York, ME PUBLIC SCHOOLS Deerfield Community School Deerfield, NH Epping Elementary School Epping, NH Fremont Elementary School Freemont, NH Greenland Central School Greenland, NH Hollis Middle School Hollis, NH Lamprey River Elementary School Raymond, NH New Boston Elementary School New Boston, NH Newington Elementary School Newington, NH Newport Elementary School Newport, NH Newmarket Elementary School Newmarket, NH North Hampton Elementary School North Hampton, NH

Selected Project Experience Northwood Elementary School Northwood, NH Sanborn Regional High School Kingston, NH MUNICIPAL Peirce Island WWTF Upgrade Portsmouth, NH Borthwick Avenue Sewer Upgrade Portsmouth, NH Maple Haven Area Drainage Improvements Portsmouth, NH Pleasant Point Pressure Sewer Portsmouth, NH Sagamore Grove Sewer Study Portsmouth, NH Sagamore Avenue Pressure Sewer Portsmouth, NH Christa Mcauliffe Planetarium Upgrade Concord, NH DRED Warehouse & Office, Bear Brook State Park Allenstown, NH Seabrook MS4 NPDES Update Seabrook, NH Durham Fire Station Durham, NH Greenland Police Station Greenland, NH Kittery Community Center Kittery, ME Redstone Park – Community Sewer System Derry, NH McIntyre Ski Area Base Lodge Manchester, NH Rockingham County Court House Brentwood, NH Hillsborough County Superior Court Nashua, NH Newington Public Works Garage Newington, NH Newington Town Hall Parking Lot Newington, NH North Hampton Public Works Garage North Hampton, NH Main Street Sewer Extension Somersworth, NH Hill Library Strafford, NH SITE DEVELOPMENT The Squamscott Block Exeter, NH Smuttynose Brewery Hampton, NH Great Bay Aquafarm Newington, NH Dover Mills Parking Lot Dover, NH Dover Self Storage Dover, NH 42 Main Street Apartments Dover, NH Brickyard Square (includes NH 125 expansion) Epping, NH Breakfast Hill Golf Club Greenland, NH Greenland Animal Hospital Greenland, NH Riverside Plaza Keene, NH F.W. Webb Facilities Multiple Locations Great Bay Marina Newington, NH Bay Motor Works Newmarket, NH

Selected Project Experience Bryant Rock Condominiums Newmarket, NH Mulbery Child Care Center Portsmouth, NH Seacoast Media Group Portsmouth, NH Construction Corporate Headquarters Portsmouth, NH Fleet Bank Portsmouth, NH Martingale Wharf Portsmouth, NH Ocean Bank Corporate Headquarters Portsmouth, NH Porter Street Townhouses Portsmouth, NH Regeneration Park Portsmouth, NH Martingale Wharf, LLC Portsmouth, NH Lafayette School Senior Housing Portsmouth, NH 173/175 Market Street Redevelopment Portsmouth, NH Madison Resource Group Portsmouth, NH 249 Corporate Avenue Office Building Portsmouth, NH Abenaqui Golf Club Rye, NH Lowe’s/Kohl’s (includes US 1 expansion) Seabrook, NH Ledge Road Industrial Park Seabrook, NH Seabrook Greyhound Park Seabrook, NH Crockett’s Crossing Apartments Somersworth, NH Great Falls School Apartments Somersworth, NH Lily Pond Golf Course Somersworth, NH South Mill Redevelopement Somersworth, NH

6.0 Bonding

Letter from the Bonding Agent is attached. Jewett Construction Co., Inc. is not, nor has ever been involved in any claims.

7.0 Financial

Letter from the Financial Institution is attached.

8.0 Backlog

Number of Professionals

in Firm

Number of Active

Contracts

Total Original Value of Cost

of Construction for Contracts

(A)

Total Value of Construction Completed to Date for these

same Contracts (B)

Balance to Completed (Backlog)

(A-B)

Currently 29 10 $12,208,668 $9,499,407 $2,709,261

One Year Ago 25 10 $17,918,148 $14,602,245 $3,315,903

Two Years Ago 21 14 $25,717,206 $21,515,052 $4,202,154

8.0 Schedule

Preliminary schedule is attached.

ID Task Name Duration Start Finish1 Preconstruction 190 days Mon 9/16/13 Fri 6/6/14

2 RFQ Issued 0 days Mon 9/16/13 Mon 9/16/13

3 RFQ 10 days Mon 9/16/13 Fri 9/27/13

4 Written Questions Due 0 days Mon 9/23/13 Mon 9/23/13

5 Answers To Questions 0 days Tue 9/24/13 Tue 9/24/13

6 RFQ Submission Due 0 days Fri 9/27/13 Fri 9/27/13

7 Preliminary Screenings 5 days Mon 9/30/13 Fri 10/4/13

8 RFP Invitation 0 days Fri 10/4/13 Fri 10/4/13

9 RFP 11 days Fri 10/4/13 Fri 10/18/13

10 RFP Due 0 days Fri 10/18/13 Fri 10/18/13

11 Interviews 5 days Mon 10/21/13 Fri 10/25/13

12 Construction Manager Selected 5 days Mon 10/28/13 Fri 11/1/13

13 Design 80 days Mon 11/4/13 Fri 2/21/14

14 Project Team Start-Up Meeting 5 days Mon 11/4/13 Fri 11/8/13

15 Schematic Site Design 15 days Mon 11/4/13 Fri 11/22/13

16 Schematic Building Design 15 days Mon 11/4/13 Fri 11/22/13

17 Project Team Schematic Design and Budget Estimate Review & Comment 5 days Mon 12/9/13 Fri 12/13/13

18 Design Development Site Design 15 days Mon 12/16/13 Fri 1/3/14

19 Design Development Building Design 15 days Mon 12/16/13 Fri 1/3/14

20 Project Team Design Development and Budget Estimate Review & Comment 5 days Mon 1/20/14 Fri 1/24/14

21 Civil Engineering 20 days Mon 1/27/14 Fri 2/21/14

22 Geotechnical Investigation 15 days Mon 1/27/14 Fri 2/14/14

23 Architectural / Structural Drawings 20 days Mon 1/27/14 Fri 2/21/14

24 Mechanical / Electrical Drawings 20 days Mon 1/27/14 Fri 2/21/14

25 Cost Estimating 85 days Mon 11/25/13 Fri 3/21/14

26 Schematic Budget Estimate 10 days Mon 11/25/13 Fri 12/6/13

27 Design Development Budget Estimate 10 days Mon 1/6/14 Fri 1/17/14

28 Final Project Cost 20 days Mon 2/24/14 Fri 3/21/14

29 Permitting 75 days Mon 2/24/14 Fri 6/6/14

30 Municipal Approvals 60 days Mon 2/24/14 Fri 5/16/14

31 Submit Building Permit 0 days Fri 5/16/14 Fri 5/16/14

32 Building Permit 15 days Mon 5/19/14 Fri 6/6/14

33 Construction 262 days Mon 6/9/14 Tue 6/9/15

34 Construction Duration 262 days Mon 6/9/14 Tue 6/9/15

35 Post Construction 10 days Tue 6/9/15 Tue 6/23/15

36 Substantial Completion 0 days Tue 6/9/15 Tue 6/9/15

37 Punch List 10 days Wed 6/10/15 Tue 6/23/15

38 Final Completion 0 days Tue 6/23/15 Tue 6/23/15

RFQ Issued

RFQ

Written Questions Due

Answers To Questions

RFQ Submission Due

Preliminary Screenings

RFP Invitation

RFP

RFP Due

Interviews

Construction Manager Selected

Design

Project Team Start-Up Meeting

Schematic Site Design

Schematic Building Design

Project Team Schematic Design and Budget Estimate Review & Comment

Design Development Site Design

Design Development Building Design

Project Team Design Development and Budget Estimate Review &

Civil Engineering

Geotechnical Investigation

Architectural / Structural Drawings

Mechanical / Electrical Drawings

Cost Estimating

Schematic Budget Estimate

Design Development Budget Estimate

Final Project Cost

9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 0/1 0/2 0/2 11/3 1/1 1/1 1/2 12/1 12/8 2/1 2/2 2/2 1/5 1/12 1/19 1/26 2/2 2/9 2/16 2/23 3/2 3/9 3/16 3/23 3/30 4/6 4/13 4/20 4/27mber October November December January February March April

Preliminary RFQ ScheduleSouthern District YMCA

New Exeter Family YMCA56 Linden Street

Exeter, NH

September 27, 2013

Preconstruction

Comment

Permitting

Municipal Approvals

Submit Building Permit

Building Permit

Construction

Construction Duration

Post Constru

Substantial Completion

Punch List

Final Complet

5/4 5/11 5/18 5/25 6/1 6/8 6/15 6/22 6/29 7/6 7/13 7/20 7/27 8/3 8/10 8/17 8/24 8/31 9/7 9/14 9/21 9/28 10/5 0/1 0/1 0/2 11/2 11/9 1/1 1/2 1/3 12/7 2/1 2/2 2/2 1/4 1/11 1/18 1/25 2/1 2/8 2/15 2/22 3/1 3/8 3/15 3/22 3/29 4/5 4/12 4/19 4/26 5/3 5/10 5/17 5/24 5/31 6/7 6/14 6/21 6/28 7/5 7/12May June July August September October November December January February March April May June Jul

Preliminary RFQ ScheduleSouthern District YMCA

New Exeter Family YMCA56 Linden Street

Exeter, NH

September 27, 2013

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