New Stadium Entry Wall and Plaza – The new entry wall is approximately 350lf x 15’ tall and contains several new archway openings with decorative iron gates that serve as the main entrance into the stadium. Constructed with a combination of CMU, steel columns, metal studs and finished with lath & plaster, the top of the wall is capped with a clay tile roof element. There is also a new stand-alone sign wall constructed from CMU with precast caps and a plaster skim coat finish, located near Palm Drive and the entry walkway. The landscape along the wall and at the entrance is reworked, mostly to match existing, with new mature palm trees and tree grates. New Restroom Building – The new restroom building is approximately 1,600 SF and is constructed underneath the bleacher grandstand; it serves both men and women. The building is framed with metal stud load bearing walls to support a concrete over metal deck roof structure. The exterior is finished with lath & plaster, the interior is finished with water/mold resistant XP gyp board walls & ceilings, FRP, paint, and sealed concrete. ADA Improvements – The ADA improvements consist of removal of existing wood bleachers and hand rails at the east-side bleachers, and constructing small concrete retaining walls with new handrails that provide ADA seating areas along the concrete walkway. New Bleacher Grandstand with Elevator Tower and Press Box – The new grandstand consists of approximately 2,000 new seats, both bleachers and chair backs. There is an elevated platform supported with concrete over metal deck to house the modular press box, VIP lounge, restrooms and utility room. This platform is accessed by a new elevator tower constructed with a structural steel frame, metal stud in-fill and a lath & plaster exterior finish. SCU Stevens Stadium Santa Clara, CA New Stadium Entry Wall and Plaza – The new entry wall is approximately 350lf x 15’ tall and contains several new archway openings with decorative iron gates that serve as the main entrance into the stadium. Constructed with a combination of CMU, steel columns, metal studs and finished with lath & plaster, the top of the wall is capped with a clay tile roof element. There is also a new stand-alone sign wall constructed from CMU with precast caps and a plaster skim coat finish, located near Palm Drive and the entry walkway. The landscape along the wall and at the entrance is reworked, mostly to match existing, with new mature palm trees and tree grates. New Restroom Building – The new restroom building is approximately 1,600 SF and is constructed underneath the bleacher grandstand; it serves both men and women. The building is framed with metal stud load bearing walls to support a concrete over metal deck roof structure. The exterior is finished with lath & plaster, the interior is finished with water/mold resistant XP gyp board walls & ceilings, FRP, paint, and sealed concrete. ADA Improvements – The ADA improvements consist of removal of existing wood bleachers and hand rails at the east-side bleachers, and constructing small concrete retaining walls with new handrails that provide ADA seating areas along the concrete walkway. New Bleacher Grandstand with Elevator Tower and Press Box – The new grandstand consists of approximately 2,000 new seats, both bleachers and chair backs. There is an elevated platform supported with concrete over metal deck to house the modular press box, VIP lounge, restrooms and utility room. This platform is accessed by a new elevator tower constructed with a structural steel frame, metal stud in-fill and a lath & plaster exterior finish. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Santa Clara University None Completed 2015 Education Athletic Center Design-Build BACK TO PROJECTS

125,000 SF design/build 4-level post-tensioned long-span cast-in-place parking garage providing a total of 383 stalls. The garage features electric vehicle charging stations, vehicle monitoring system, self-service pay station kiosks, emergency phone stations, security cameras on all levels, and preparations for a future roof-top photovoltaic system. The exterior finishes tie the building to the main campus which include tex-cote textured paint, two stair towers framed with light gauge steel, a stucco finish and clay tile roofs. Site improvements consist of underground utilities, storm drain system, bio-retention pond, Public Park, concrete and decomposed granite walking paths. Alviso Street Garage Santa Clara, CA 125,000 SF design/build 4-level post-tensioned long-span cast-in-place parking garage providing a total of 383 stalls. The garage features electric vehicle charging stations, vehicle monitoring system, self-service pay station kiosks, emergency phone stations, security cameras on all levels, and preparations for a future roof-top photovoltaic system. The exterior finishes tie the building to the main campus which include tex-cote textured paint, two stair towers framed with light gauge steel, a stucco finish and clay tile roofs. Site improvements consist of underground utilities, storm drain system, bio-retention pond, Public Park, concrete and decomposed granite walking paths. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Santa Clara University None Completed 2013 Parking Structure BACK TO PROJECTS

This 113,000 SF two-story tenant improvement build-out includes a 43,000 SF child care center, 45,000 SF fitness center and 26,395 SF health clinic. The child care center also includes 40,000 SF of site work with an enclosed play yard with playground equipment and structures. Cisco Life Connections Center San Jose, CA This 113,000 SF two-story tenant improvement build-out includes a 43,000 SF child care center, 45,000 SF fitness center and 26,395 SF health clinic. The child care center also includes 40,000 SF of site work with an enclosed play yard with playground equipment and structures. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Interior Architects Cisco Systems, Inc. None Completed 2008 Corporate Tenant Improvement LEED Gold 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. ABOUT HISTORY CULTURE DESIGN AWARDS MANAGEMENT More HISTORY HISTORY History 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. The Value of Design-Build After developing a series of concrete tilt-ups for a variety of high-tech clients, the founders of Devcon brought in Gary Filizetti as Vice President of Construction in 1980 to manage the transition of Devcon into a design-build general contractor. The inclusion of a strong architectural team from those early days has distinguished Devcon as a fast-moving, efficient construction firm with the skills and knowledge to integrate its efforts seamlessly with those of developers, owners, independent architects, subcontractors and end users. In the mid-1980s, as Bay Area land development exploded in response to the rising tech industry the company earned a reputation for excellent structural steel mid-rise and high-rise shells in Silicon Valley, along the peninsula, in the East Bay and in San Francisco. This reputation allowed us to expand our expertise into interiors, landscaping, and parking throughout our early years. During the high-tech downturn of the early 1990s, Devcon responded to the changing times and continued to expand its portfolio of residential, multi-family, retail and mixed use projects. Largest General Contractor in Silicon Valley Developers and end-users have come to rely on Devcon as a contractor that pioneers new design and construction challenges, so the booming 1990s saw Devcon become the largest general contractor in Silicon Valley. The company expanded its project portfolio to include hotels, sports stadiums, schools, shopping centers, corporate campuses, infrastructure and robust data centers. All of these market opportunities for expansion have grown into a diverse project portfolio which we still aim to further expand through the immense growth of the West. Industry Leader The innovative energy-saving techniques used in designing data centers have led Devcon to be an early champion of green building and sustainable development. Today, Devcon can boast of a long list of projects with silver, gold and platinum certifications from the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program, along with more than 50 LEED-trained office and field staff members. Leveraging its roots in technology, Devcon has enthusiastically led the industry in lean construction techniques by implementing integrated project delivery and Building Information Modeling (BIM). We aim to always focus on cost minimization, meet scheduling goals, and balance lifetime project values. These established goals increase both material and economic sustainability which is an ultimate goal for both the company and our clients. Diverse Portfolio The first decades of the 21st Century have seen Devcon become a West Coast regional design-build contractor with projects in California, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Texas and Florida. These projects range in individual value from tens of millions to billions. Devcon continues to be the go-to contractor for landmark and challenging projects like moving an existing five-story hotel, building the first lighthouse on the West Coast in the last 50 years, a major university art museum, a five-star hotel on the edge of Monterey Bay, San Jose City Hall and Levi’s Stadium, home of the San Francisco 49ers.

This 150,000 SF tenant improvement project consists of a 5- story building featuring a 3,000 SF lobby, 20,000 SF café, 7,000 SF gym/fitness area. The project is the centerpiece of Sunnyvale’s high traffic Mathilda Avenue and serves as part of the Sunnyvale Campus for the world’s largest professional network, LinkedIn. LinkedIn - Mathilda Research Campus Sunnyvale, CA This 150,000 SF tenant improvement project consists of a 5- story building featuring a 3,000 SF lobby, 20,000 SF café, 7,000 SF gym/fitness area. The project is the centerpiece of Sunnyvale’s high traffic Mathilda Avenue and serves as part of the Sunnyvale Campus for the world’s largest professional network, LinkedIn. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction AP+I Design, Inc. LinkedIn Corporation None Completed 2014 Corporate Tenant Improvement LEED Gold BACK TO PROJECTS

Project consists of lobby and entrance foyer renovation to the San Jose Sharks’ locker room at the HP Pavilion. Renovations included high-end maple paneling, matching doors, corridor renovation and lighting upgrades. San Jose Sharks Locker Room San Jose, CA Project consists of lobby and entrance foyer renovation to the San Jose Sharks’ locker room at the HP Pavilion. Renovations included high-end maple paneling, matching doors, corridor renovation and lighting upgrades. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Sharks Ice LLC None Completed 2016 Athletic Center Design-Build Tenant Improvement BACK TO PROJECTS

Project consisting of new dugouts and bullpens, artificial turf replacement, new drainage at the baseball and lacrosse field, as well as new perimeter fencing and netting. De La Salle High School Athletic Field - Phase 1 Concord, CA Project consisting of new dugouts and bullpens, artificial turf replacement, new drainage at the baseball and lacrosse field, as well as new perimeter fencing and netting. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Ratcliff (Principal/CEO) De La Salle High School None Completed 2025 Athletic Center BACK TO PROJECTS

55,570 SF new 4-story steel office building over basement for the Hoover Institute at Stanford University. The new building replaces the existing Lou Henry Hoover Building and includes connections to the existing Herbert Hoover Memorial Tower. The new building façade is predominantly precast concrete and stone with glass, metal panels, and a clay tile roof to tie into the surrounding architecture. Interior finishes feature offices, a digitization studio, assembly spaces and the new Annenberg Conference Room. George P. Shultz Building Stanford, CA 55,570 SF new 4-story steel office building over basement for the Hoover Institute at Stanford University. The new building replaces the existing Lou Henry Hoover Building and includes connections to the existing Herbert Hoover Memorial Tower. The new building façade is predominantly precast concrete and stone with glass, metal panels, and a clay tile roof to tie into the surrounding architecture. Interior finishes feature offices, a digitization studio, assembly spaces and the new Annenberg Conference Room. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Cody Anderson Wasney Architects Stanford University None Completed 2024 Education Stanford University BACK TO PROJECTS

This 170,760 SF project consists of a 5-story structural steel. The exterior skin of the building primarily features GFRC, metal panel, and curtain wall/storefront systems highlighted by the signature Rooftop Fin structure. 4880 Great America Parkway Santa Clara, CA This 170,760 SF project consists of a 5-story structural steel. The exterior skin of the building primarily features GFRC, metal panel, and curtain wall/storefront systems highlighted by the signature Rooftop Fin structure. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Form4 Architecture Sobrato Construction Corp None Completed 2015 Corporate BACK TO PROJECTS

Project consisting of demolition to three existing buildings, and construction of a multifamily rental development including two 4-story, Type-V wood framed buildings; Building A1 features 233,710 SF and Building A2 features 70,813 SF. The project consists of 147 housing units, a parking garage to accommodate 380 spaces, new street segments, community center with an adjoining private courtyard, learning center, as well as a semi-private play space and common area. Midway Village Daly City, CA Project consisting of demolition to three existing buildings, and construction of a multifamily rental development including two 4-story, Type-V wood framed buildings; Building A1 features 233,710 SF and Building A2 features 70,813 SF. The project consists of 147 housing units, a parking garage to accommodate 380 spaces, new street segments, community center with an adjoining private courtyard, learning center, as well as a semi-private play space and common area. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction David Baker Architects MidPen Housing Corp. None In Progress Residential 147 Housing Units BACK TO PROJECTS

Project consisting of demolition to the existing Wade Residence Hall, with design/build construction of a new 45,000 SF, two-story academic building featuring classrooms, new utilities, sitework and landscaping. Project also includes reconfiguration of the existing parking lots, allowing improvement to site vehicular circulation. Bellarmine Wade Academic Center San Jose, CA Project consisting of demolition to the existing Wade Residence Hall, with design/build construction of a new 45,000 SF, two-story academic building featuring classrooms, new utilities, sitework and landscaping. Project also includes reconfiguration of the existing parking lots, allowing improvement to site vehicular circulation. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Bellarmine College Preparatory None https://imegcorp.com/news_events/ballarmine-college-prep-breaks-ground-on-new-academic-building/ Completed 2025 Education Design-Build BACK TO PROJECTS

100,000 SF tenant improvement within two 2-story shells. Project consists of open office, conference rooms, break rooms an all-hands training area, and first floor data center with perimeter support labs. Project also includes exterior skin and site modifications to add truck level and grade level loading dock for new shipping & receiving, as well as retrofit of existing trash enclosure into new mechanical service yard to serve data center. Silicon Graphics, Inc. B900 Milpitas, CA 100,000 SF tenant improvement within two 2-story shells. Project consists of open office, conference rooms, break rooms an all-hands training area, and first floor data center with perimeter support labs. Project also includes exterior skin and site modifications to add truck level and grade level loading dock for new shipping & receiving, as well as retrofit of existing trash enclosure into new mechanical service yard to serve data center. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction ArcTec Aruba Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company None Completed 2018 Tenant Improvement Data Center Corporate BACK TO PROJECTS