Project consisting of a 64,000 SF tenant improvement for Clover Sonoma, a Northern California dairy production and distribution company. Project includes a 22,000 SF industrial warehouse, 34,000 SF cooler, and a 6,000 SF office space for warehouse and distribution support. The project was constructed concurrent with the shell construction for this 36 ft. high single story, 94,000 SF building. The tilt-up concrete shell was constructed over an uninsulated slab on grade, with open web steel roof framing and a TPO roof membrane. The tenant improvement portion of the project, with pallet racking, 13 dock bays with integrated door and vertical leveler controls, furnished offices and a 6,000 SF mezzanine was completed, occupied, and in full operation within three months of start date, overlapping the shell construction (closure pours and roofing) by 1-1/2 months in order to expedite completion schedule to meet tenant needs. Highlights of the project include the 34,000 SF, 25 ft. high cooler constructed as a “box within a box”. The cooler design temperature of 38 degrees Fahrenheit was enabled by a refrigeration system comprised of two 70-ton roof mounted refrigeration condensing units and twelve 12-ton indoor refrigeration evaporative coil units suspended from the roof structure. The new Cader Lane facility has allowed Clover Sonoma to consolidate several of their smaller dairy product warehousing locations in Northern California to just two locations, both within Petaluma city limits. The operational efficiency gained by this along with fewer truck trips and reduced transportation needs results in warehousing and distribution that is much more energy efficient and environmentally friendly. Clover Petaluma, CA Project consisting of a 64,000 SF tenant improvement for Clover Sonoma, a Northern California dairy production and distribution company. Project includes a 22,000 SF industrial warehouse, 34,000 SF cooler, and a 6,000 SF office space for warehouse and distribution support. The project was constructed concurrent with the shell construction for this 36 ft. high single story, 94,000 SF building. The tilt-up concrete shell was constructed over an uninsulated slab on grade, with open web steel roof framing and a TPO roof membrane. The tenant improvement portion of the project, with pallet racking, 13 dock bays with integrated door and vertical leveler controls, furnished offices and a 6,000 SF mezzanine was completed, occupied, and in full operation within three months of start date, overlapping the shell construction (closure pours and roofing) by 1-1/2 months in order to expedite completion schedule to meet tenant needs. Highlights of the project include the 34,000 SF, 25 ft. high cooler constructed as a “box within a box”. The cooler design temperature of 38 degrees Fahrenheit was enabled by a refrigeration system comprised of two 70-ton roof mounted refrigeration condensing units and twelve 12-ton indoor refrigeration evaporative coil units suspended from the roof structure. The new Cader Lane facility has allowed Clover Sonoma to consolidate several of their smaller dairy product warehousing locations in Northern California to just two locations, both within Petaluma city limits. The operational efficiency gained by this along with fewer truck trips and reduced transportation needs results in warehousing and distribution that is much more energy efficient and environmentally friendly. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Vitae Architecture Clover Stornetta Farms, Inc. None Completed 2016 Industrial Center Tenant Improvement BACK TO PROJECTS

Project is a 184,000 SF 3-level, parking garage with 586 stalls. Construction consists of precast columns, beams, and exterior panels, with poured in place shear walls and post-tension slabs. Project also includes demolition of existing structure, and site improvements consisting of 23,000 SF combined landscape, hardscape and AC paved parking area. NetApp Garage Sunnyvale, CA Project is a 184,000 SF 3-level, parking garage with 586 stalls. Construction consists of precast columns, beams, and exterior panels, with poured in place shear walls and post-tension slabs. Project also includes demolition of existing structure, and site improvements consisting of 23,000 SF combined landscape, hardscape and AC paved parking area. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Network Appliance, Inc. None Completed 2009 Parking Structure BACK TO PROJECTS

Devcon Construction, Inc. began as the ambitious dream of a group of valley entrepreneurs. From it’s origins as a developer-contractor in 1976, Devcon’s innovation, growth and expertise have supported many leading companies in Silicon Valley. FINANCES HISTORY FINANCES Solid financial performance and a strong cash position have always been hallmarks of Devcon Construction, Inc., a privately held company. In addition to meeting the procurement needs of projects large and small, Devcon’s commitment to customers depends on our strong relationships with the most talented and efficient subcontractors, suppliers and employees. We prioritize professional alignment with all of our subcontractors so that we can position ourselves to benefit all involved parties in quality, sustainability, and finance. We strive to cultivate appropriate business transparency and make information available to all our partners in order to maintain open communication. Prior to engaging Devcon for any project, potential clients are welcome to review our audited financial statement with our Chief Financial Officer, Bret Sisney. If you would like to request a current financial report, our Dun and Bradstreet listing number is 07-046-8210. Our annual sales volume for the previous few years is shown below. Our bonding references are available for further financial inquiries: BONDING Arthur J. Gallagher Risk Management Services, LLC 160 W Santa Clara Street #300 San Jose, CA 95113 Contact: Frank Cook 408-973-9500 Bonding Aggregate: $4 Billion Bonding Single: $500 Million

Project consists of demolition of an existing one-story building with a basement, to feature a new 15,200 SF three-story concrete retail and office building. A portion of the existing historical facade was kept and integrated with the new construction. With tremendous pedestrian and vehicle traffic on University Avenue, and adjacent buildings tight to the property lines on the east and west sides, the only site access was a small alley to the north. 317 University Palo Alto, CA Project consists of demolition of an existing one-story building with a basement, to feature a new 15,200 SF three-story concrete retail and office building. A portion of the existing historical facade was kept and integrated with the new construction. With tremendous pedestrian and vehicle traffic on University Avenue, and adjacent buildings tight to the property lines on the east and west sides, the only site access was a small alley to the north. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction The Hayes Group Melanie Barry Properties None Completed 2012 Retail Corporate Historical BACK TO PROJECTS

This new 55,000 SF student center consists of an event space, dining room, kitchen and servery, book store, meeting rooms, and a pub. The two-story building, designed by Gensler, has a brick façade to tie in with the style of the campus, plus composite rubber shingles at the roof, exposed wood trusses, numerous skylights, and a curtain wall system at the center lobby area. The project includes extensive site development and landscaping. UOP DeRosa Center Stockton, CA This new 55,000 SF student center consists of an event space, dining room, kitchen and servery, book store, meeting rooms, and a pub. The two-story building, designed by Gensler, has a brick façade to tie in with the style of the campus, plus composite rubber shingles at the roof, exposed wood trusses, numerous skylights, and a curtain wall system at the center lobby area. The project includes extensive site development and landscaping. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Gensler University of the Pacific None https://www.recordnet.com/article/20110510/A_NEWS/105100317 Completed 2008 Education LEED Silver BACK TO PROJECTS

This project consists of the development of a 14.5 acre site to accommodate an 18,000 seat Major League Soccer stadium with a 24,000 SF team office building. The stadium consists of 16 luxury suites, a press box, and concession stands. It features a steel structure with aluminum decking, CMU concourse buildings, metal panels, metal screening and a partial canopy. The office building, which is a steel structure with glass, metal panel and CMU skin, consists of office space, team lockers and showers, coach and referee facilities, ticketing office, and physical therapy/training areas. The Epicenter Fan Zone covers two acres and includes a sustainable stadium garden. Green features also include 882 solar panels in the VIP parking lot, reclaimed redwood from Moffett Field’s famed Hangar One to panel the press box, as well as 90% of recycled steel. This project boasts the largest outdoor bar in North America, under the scoreboard. Paypal Park San Jose, CA This project consists of the development of a 14.5 acre site to accommodate an 18,000 seat Major League Soccer stadium with a 24,000 SF team office building. The stadium consists of 16 luxury suites, a press box, and concession stands. It features a steel structure with aluminum decking, CMU concourse buildings, metal panels, metal screening and a partial canopy. The office building, which is a steel structure with glass, metal panel and CMU skin, consists of office space, team lockers and showers, coach and referee facilities, ticketing office, and physical therapy/training areas. The Epicenter Fan Zone covers two acres and includes a sustainable stadium garden. Green features also include 882 solar panels in the VIP parking lot, reclaimed redwood from Moffett Field’s famed Hangar One to panel the press box, as well as 90% of recycled steel. This project boasts the largest outdoor bar in North America, under the scoreboard. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction HOK Architecture Earthquakes Stadium LLC None https://www.architectmagazine.com/project-gallery/avaya-stadium-6472 Completed 2014 Athletic Center San Jose Earthquakes Production Innovation Award BACK TO PROJECTS

This 90,000 SF tenant improvement project includes construction within an occupied building in multiple phases. The first phase included new open office plans on the second and third floors highlighted by “Parachute Lounges” to serve as informal meeting spaces. The second phase features an employee amenity space on the first floor of the building. This amenity space includes a new full service kitchen and cafeteria, a dance studio, an art gallery, and a four-lane state-of-the-art bowling alley. 1300 Crittenden Mountain View, CA This 90,000 SF tenant improvement project includes construction within an occupied building in multiple phases. The first phase included new open office plans on the second and third floors highlighted by “Parachute Lounges” to serve as informal meeting spaces. The second phase features an employee amenity space on the first floor of the building. This amenity space includes a new full service kitchen and cafeteria, a dance studio, an art gallery, and a four-lane state-of-the-art bowling alley. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction BOORA Architects Confidential None Completed 2011 Corporate Tenant Improvement LEED Gold BACK TO PROJECTS

This project includes the new construction of 1.5 miles of median divided four lane City Street, underground utilities, concrete curbs and sidewalks, site lighting and joint utility trench. McCarthy Boulevard Extension Milpitas, CA This project includes the new construction of 1.5 miles of median divided four lane City Street, underground utilities, concrete curbs and sidewalks, site lighting and joint utility trench. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Devcon Construction Inc. Mark Thomas and Co. Inc. None Completed 1994 Infrastructure BACK TO PROJECTS

This 65,153 SF project features 4-story, Type V-A, wood framed slab on grade. The complex consists of 64 affordable family housing apartment units with community and service facilities at the ground floor. Laguna Commons Fremont, CA This 65,153 SF project features 4-story, Type V-A, wood framed slab on grade. The complex consists of 64 affordable family housing apartment units with community and service facilities at the ground floor. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects MidPen Housing Corporation None Completed 2016 Residential BACK TO PROJECTS

Garage 1: 414,777 SF design/build post-tensioned cast-in-place concrete garage consisting of four levels above grade and one level basement garage providing a total of 1,101 stalls. The east and west elevations are decorated with ceramic tiles, metal fins, metal canopies, faux storefront, and texcote finish. Garage 2: 621,801 SF design/build post-tensioned cast-in-place concrete garage consisting of four levels above grade and one level basement garage providing a total of 1,687 stalls. The east and west elevations are decorated with ceramic tiles, metal fins, metal canopies, faux storefront, and texcote finish. Sunnyvale Town Center Sunnyvale, CA Garage 1: 414,777 SF design/build post-tensioned cast-in-place concrete garage consisting of four levels above grade and one level basement garage providing a total of 1,101 stalls. The east and west elevations are decorated with ceramic tiles, metal fins, metal canopies, faux storefront, and texcote finish. Garage 2: 621,801 SF design/build post-tensioned cast-in-place concrete garage consisting of four levels above grade and one level basement garage providing a total of 1,687 stalls. The east and west elevations are decorated with ceramic tiles, metal fins, metal canopies, faux storefront, and texcote finish. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction International Parking Design REDUS SVTC, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company None Completed 2009 Parking Structure BACK TO PROJECTS

This project consists of 570,000 SF of construction of three new core and shell office buildings. Project consists of two 6-story and one 5-story steel framed buildings. Project also features a 480,000 SF, cast-in-place, 5-level parking structure with an attached 6,000 SF structural steel amenities building for various tenant uses. The project will be the centerpiece of Sunnyvale’s high traffic Mathilda Avenue and serve as the new headquarters for, the world’s largest professional network, LinkedIn. Maude & Mathilda Sunnyvale, CA This project consists of 570,000 SF of construction of three new core and shell office buildings. Project consists of two 6-story and one 5-story steel framed buildings. Project also features a 480,000 SF, cast-in-place, 5-level parking structure with an attached 6,000 SF structural steel amenities building for various tenant uses. The project will be the centerpiece of Sunnyvale’s high traffic Mathilda Avenue and serve as the new headquarters for, the world’s largest professional network, LinkedIn. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction ArcTec, Inc. Kilroy Realty Co. None Completed 2014 Corporate LEED Gold BACK TO PROJECTS

This project consists of a 112,000 SF construction of (95) condominiums, two-story units on top of existing two-story concrete structure. Project features courtyards with landscaping. Existing structure has first level operating retail and second level parking. Framing system is a steel tube panelized system. Bay Street Condos Emeryville, CA This project consists of a 112,000 SF construction of (95) condominiums, two-story units on top of existing two-story concrete structure. Project features courtyards with landscaping. Existing structure has first level operating retail and second level parking. Framing system is a steel tube panelized system. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction SB Architects Bay Street Housing Partners LP, MacFarlane Partners None Completed 2006 Residential BACK TO PROJECTS