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Devcon Construction, Inc. is a contractor and design-build firm based in the Bay Area. This veteran-owned company has been ranked as the largest general contractor in the Silicon Valley for the majority of the past two decades. E N T E R There's a reason 95% of our business comes from repeat customers. " GARY FILIZETTI, PRESIDENT People trust us.

Devcon has multiple locations throughout California and Nevada. We focus our projects to maintain our strong regional presence in the West so as to contribute to our local communities and markets. Our headquarters is in Milpitas, CA. We have satellite offices in South San Francisco, Morgan Hill, Santa Cruz, Petaluma, Stockton, and Reno. SAFETY SAFETY One of the primary objectives of our Devcon team is to adopt a proper accident prevention program outlining responsibilities and safety requirements for all employees, subcontractors and suppliers on the project. Safety is everyone’s responsibility. We expect cooperation from our employees, subcontractors, and suppliers in monitoring, supervising, and enforcing safety on the job. It is mandatory that all personnel engaged in work on our projects comply with all Federal, State, and Local Safety Codes and Regulations for the duration of construction. Safety meetings for all workers are conducted on a weekly basis. EMR National Experience Modification Rating (EMR) This rating compares a company’s safety record to the records of its peers in the industry. This number, also termed the mod rating, plays a role in determining insurance premiums and evaluating a company’s risk profile. The average EMR rating is 1.0 and denotes the industry standard. The lower EMR ratings usually falls around 0.5, indicating an excellent record of safety. Conversely, the higher EMR ratings typically fall between 2.0 and 3.0, indicating a poor safety record and a history of numerous workers’ compensation claims.” Excellence in Safety The Construction Employers' Association 2024, 2023 Presidents' Award The Construction Employers' Association 2023 RIR & DART TRIR – stands for “Total Recordable Incident Rate.” OSHA developed this calculation to gauge a company's safety record compared to its peers. It looks at the number of recordable incidents per 100 full-time workers during a year. Devcon’s TRIR represents our safety record for Devcon employees only. The TRIR national average for construction is 3.0. DART – stands for “Days Away Restricted or Transferred” Rate and includes only those OSHA recordable injuries or illnesses that resulted in days away from work, restricted duty, or transfer of duties. Devcon’s DART represents our safety record for Devcon employees only. The DART national average for construction is 1.8.

An innovative and creative product of its Silicon Valley roots, Devcon Construction, Inc. utilizes its general contracting experience and design/build capabilities to meet the needs of each unique project. Ranked as the largest general contractor in Silicon Valley for the majority of the past two decades, this veteran-owned company maintains a notable regional presence in the West. ABOUT ABOUT ABOUT US HISTORY DESIGN AWARDS FINANCES TEAM CULTURE MANAGEMENT CAREERS PROJECTS SERVICES SERVICES SAFETY CONTACT CONTACT LOGIN ABOUT US An innovative and creative product of its Silicon Valley roots, Devcon Construction, Inc. utilizes its general contracting experience and design/build capabilities to meet the needs of each unique project. Ranked as the largest general contractor in Silicon Valley for the majority of the past two decades, this veteran-owned company maintains a notable regional presence in the West. Our team handles projects of all sizes and types for a wide range of owners, developers and end users. ABOUT OUR MISSION To form a team dedicated to providing exceptional customer service. We aim to provide a professional approach to constructing exceptional quality projects which meet established budgeting and scheduling goals. BUSINESS APPROACH We are a relationship oriented company where customers are top priority. We are dedicated to making their construction experience a successful one. We are known for providing outstanding quality, meeting time commitments and being budget oriented. TEAM COMMITMENT Our employees are our most valuable asset and we will continue to invest in them. We strive to provide competitive wages, quality medical and dental plans, pension and profit sharing and state-of-the-art technology systems and training. We want each employee to be proud to be a member of the Devcon Team. 1/5 BUILD PERFORM DESIGN SUSTAIN Multi-State Box

45,000 SF design build of a two-story state of the art recreation facility complete with (3) regulation size basket/volleyball courts, locker rooms, cardiovascular and weight room facility, aerobics area and administrative offices. SCU Malley Fitness Center Santa Clara, CA 45,000 SF design build of a two-story state of the art recreation facility complete with (3) regulation size basket/volleyball courts, locker rooms, cardiovascular and weight room facility, aerobics area and administrative offices. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Devcon Construction, Inc. Santa Clara University None Completed 2000 Education 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 project consists of 51,000 SF interior tenant improvements of floors 1, 4 and 5 of a recently completed 8-story building. The first level consists of a small break area, security/badging, and a large training room. Floors 4 and 5 include office space, conference rooms, full break rooms and features open ceilings throughout most of the space which highlight the structure. High-end finishes include millwork wall paneling and wood ceilings, meeting booth (pods) and fabric ceiling panels. The fourth floor also features a servery, catering kitchen and dining area which serve as “All-hands” space. Redwood City Marshall Campus Redwood City, CA This project consists of 51,000 SF interior tenant improvements of floors 1, 4 and 5 of a recently completed 8-story building. The first level consists of a small break area, security/badging, and a large training room. Floors 4 and 5 include office space, conference rooms, full break rooms and features open ceilings throughout most of the space which highlight the structure. High-end finishes include millwork wall paneling and wood ceilings, meeting booth (pods) and fabric ceiling panels. The fourth floor also features a servery, catering kitchen and dining area which serve as “All-hands” space. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Confidential None Completed 2018 Corporate Tenant Improvement BACK TO PROJECTS

Pre-construction and construction services were provided by Devcon for the 68,500 seat football stadium at the Great America site in Santa Clara. Devcon’s preconstruction effort began in 1997 with the passing of the voter approved ballot measures to construct a stadium and mall at Candlestick Point. Devcon performed pre-construction services for the Candlestick Point location and other locations throughout the Bay Area at various times in the early 2000’s until the project restarted in 2006 with a new architect at the Candlestick location. In 2008, the project moved to Santa Clara at its current location. Design/build pre-construction services included stadium and sitework estimating, structural and MEP systems constructability and life cycle analysis, design/build scope of work and criteria, scheduling and GMP bidding. Levi's Stadium Santa Clara, CA Pre-construction and construction services were provided by Devcon for the 68,500 seat football stadium at the Great America site in Santa Clara. Devcon’s preconstruction effort began in 1997 with the passing of the voter approved ballot measures to construct a stadium and mall at Candlestick Point. Devcon performed pre-construction services for the Candlestick Point location and other locations throughout the Bay Area at various times in the early 2000’s until the project restarted in 2006 with a new architect at the Candlestick location. In 2008, the project moved to Santa Clara at its current location. Design/build pre-construction services included stadium and sitework estimating, structural and MEP systems constructability and life cycle analysis, design/build scope of work and criteria, scheduling and GMP bidding. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction HNTB Architecture, Inc. Santa Clara Stadium Authority None https://www.architectmagazine.com/project-gallery/levis-stadium-5473 https://www.archdaily.com/782232/levis-stadium-hntb https://www.cladglobal.com/architecture-design-features?codeid=28857 Completed 2014 Athletic Center San Francisco 49er's LEED Gold BACK TO PROJECTS

This project includes a 104,342 SF renovation of existing 3- story dormitory buildings to house approximately 378 undergraduate students (84 premier single spaces and 294 non-premier large traditional double spaces). A new Resident Fellow, self contained apartment was added in the renovation, as well as six new offices. A seismic upgrade at the hall brought the structure to current seismic performance standards. Project also includes an HVAC upgrade and architectural remodel. Stanford Crothers Hall Stanford, CA This project includes a 104,342 SF renovation of existing 3- story dormitory buildings to house approximately 378 undergraduate students (84 premier single spaces and 294 non-premier large traditional double spaces). A new Resident Fellow, self contained apartment was added in the renovation, as well as six new offices. A seismic upgrade at the hall brought the structure to current seismic performance standards. Project also includes an HVAC upgrade and architectural remodel. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction DES Architects Stanford University None Completed 2009 Residential Education BACK TO PROJECTS

23,000 SF data center with raised computer flooring. Project will include the installation of a 12 KV primary gear and (2) 2000 KVA transformers, (2) 1250 KW generators and transfer switches, (12) 125 KVA PDU’s, 480 volt switchgear and distribution panels and (2) 750 KVA UPS systems with static switches including 15 minute batteries. In addition, the project will also include main and distribution feeders, raceways and outlets for data floor, as well as HVAC units and fire protection. Globix Data Center Santa Clara, CA 23,000 SF data center with raised computer flooring. Project will include the installation of a 12 KV primary gear and (2) 2000 KVA transformers, (2) 1250 KW generators and transfer switches, (12) 125 KVA PDU’s, 480 volt switchgear and distribution panels and (2) 750 KVA UPS systems with static switches including 15 minute batteries. In addition, the project will also include main and distribution feeders, raceways and outlets for data floor, as well as HVAC units and fire protection. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Dennis Kobza & Associates Globix None Completed 1999 Data Center Corporate BACK TO PROJECTS

This project consists of ground up construction of a new Grid Control Center (“GCC”) including tenant improvements and site development of approximately four acres including yard and building space for PG&E’s daily operations and prevention for on-site flooding during storms. PG&E Transmission Operation Control Center Vacaville, CA This project consists of ground up construction of a new Grid Control Center (“GCC”) including tenant improvements and site development of approximately four acres including yard and building space for PG&E’s daily operations and prevention for on-site flooding during storms. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Vitae Architects PG&E None Completed 2009 Data Center LEED Silver BACK TO PROJECTS

This 83,000 SF project consists of complete interior demolition, voluntary partial seismic upgrade, ADA upgrade and new tenant improvements in four buildings. Buildings consist of three interconnected two and three story office buildings and once café. Office buildings include new fitness center and enclosure of breezeway for new lobby. Associated sitework includes new ADA access, walkways, retaining walls, landscape & irrigation and emergency generator. SAP Campus Palo Alto, CA This 83,000 SF project consists of complete interior demolition, voluntary partial seismic upgrade, ADA upgrade and new tenant improvements in four buildings. Buildings consist of three interconnected two and three story office buildings and once café. Office buildings include new fitness center and enclosure of breezeway for new lobby. Associated sitework includes new ADA access, walkways, retaining walls, landscape & irrigation and emergency generator. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Reel Grobman SAP Labs, LLC None Completed 2007 Corporate Tenant Improvement BACK TO PROJECTS

Project consists of one new five-story parking structure totaling approximately 950,000 SF and one new three-story parking structure totaling approximately 311,000 SF. Structure features precast concrete beams and columns with poured in place decks, a geo-pier foundation, as well as provisions for electrical vehicle charges at the roof and ground floor level. Skin includes combination of precast/thinshell, metal paneling/cladding, and curtainwall/storefront systems. This project is a LEED Silver Award winner. 3333 Scott Blvd. Parking Structure Santa Clara, CA Project consists of one new five-story parking structure totaling approximately 950,000 SF and one new three-story parking structure totaling approximately 311,000 SF. Structure features precast concrete beams and columns with poured in place decks, a geo-pier foundation, as well as provisions for electrical vehicle charges at the roof and ground floor level. Skin includes combination of precast/thinshell, metal paneling/cladding, and curtainwall/storefront systems. This project is a LEED Silver Award winner. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction HNA Pacific Menlo Equities None Completed 2016 Parking Structure LEED Silver BACK TO PROJECTS