Previous Jonathan Harvey Sr. Vice President of Construction “Treat every job like it’s a test,” says Jonathan Harvey, Senior Vice President of Construction. “Devcon’s reputation has been built by satisfying customers.” Harvey joined Devcon in 1994 as a Project Engineer, was promoted to Project Manager/Estimator in 1996, and was named Vice President of Construction in 2010. He is currently a Senior Vice President of Construction. “I came to Devcon because I believed in Gary Filizetti,” Harvey explained. “He motivated me to lead, and gave me opportunities for critical decision making.” Today, Harvey enjoys playing a similar role himself, mentoring the young professionals he helps recruit. “I want them to learn the lessons I’ve learned without having to go through it themselves,” he said. “If you didn’t learn something today, then it was a wasted day.” Harvey earned his bachelor’s degree in Commerce with an emphasis on Finance from Santa Clara University in 1991. How did that lead to managing projects for a general contractor? “The tangible results of construction are pretty rewarding,” he said. “Budgeting and finance are continuous processes. You never finish. Here I can look at a building and say, ‘Hey, I helped create that.’” His extensive training and experience with scheduling, estimating and project management software made Harvey a natural and early advocate for Devcon’s adoption of lean construction techniques, green building and building information modeling (BIM). Further, he earned a certification in LEED, Concepts and Strategies. Next

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 26,000 SF resort renovation and new construction includes the lodge, tennis club, and vineyard areas. Projects consists of an interior demolition and shoring to existing guestrooms, as well as a complete interior remodel and an addition of a 6,000 SF lower floor to make it into a luxury Spa & Fitness Center. The spa features steam showers, massage treatment rooms with fireplaces, and outdoor terraces. Project also includes the renovation of an addition to the existing main lodge to create 6,600 SF of new lobby, meeting space, and retail area, enclosure of an existing Porte Cochere to create a grand lobby and construction of a new pool and jacuzzi deck extending under the tree canopy and grand water features, and tennis club sitework with a new 5,500 SF fitness building. The project features an outdoor swimming pool, kid's water play area, and bocce courts, in addition to a new herb garden set on a hillside within a vineyard. Carmel Valley Ranch Carmel, CA This 26,000 SF resort renovation and new construction includes the lodge, tennis club, and vineyard areas. Projects consists of an interior demolition and shoring to existing guestrooms, as well as a complete interior remodel and an addition of a 6,000 SF lower floor to make it into a luxury Spa & Fitness Center. The spa features steam showers, massage treatment rooms with fireplaces, and outdoor terraces. Project also includes the renovation of an addition to the existing main lodge to create 6,600 SF of new lobby, meeting space, and retail area, enclosure of an existing Porte Cochere to create a grand lobby and construction of a new pool and jacuzzi deck extending under the tree canopy and grand water features, and tennis club sitework with a new 5,500 SF fitness building. The project features an outdoor swimming pool, kid's water play area, and bocce courts, in addition to a new herb garden set on a hillside within a vineyard. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Paul Davis Partnership CVR HSGE, LLC None Completed 2010 Hotel / Resort Retail BACK TO PROJECTS

Project consists of the complete demolition of the existing structure and the construction of a new 3-story, 30,000 SF poured-in-place concrete structure with a combination of glass, metal panel, screening elements and limestone façade. The 1.4 acre site includes an entry patio with a fountain, permeable interlocking pavers, bio-retention areas, planting and site concrete work. The first floor provides an OSHPD-3 certified space for clinical research including a customized space for pediatric research. The second and third floors have work space for researchers and conference rooms for interdisciplinary research teams. Stanford Freidenrich Center Palo Alto, CA Project consists of the complete demolition of the existing structure and the construction of a new 3-story, 30,000 SF poured-in-place concrete structure with a combination of glass, metal panel, screening elements and limestone façade. The 1.4 acre site includes an entry patio with a fountain, permeable interlocking pavers, bio-retention areas, planting and site concrete work. The first floor provides an OSHPD-3 certified space for clinical research including a customized space for pediatric research. The second and third floors have work space for researchers and conference rooms for interdisciplinary research teams. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction WRNS Studio Stanford School of Medicine None https://www.archdaily.com/302609/freidenrich-center-for-translational-research-wrns-studio http://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2012/10/new-freidenrich-center-will-help-streamline-clinical-research.html Completed 2012 Education Corporate BACK TO PROJECTS

Crittenden Pump Station and Inlet Piping Project: Construction of a storm water pump station and its associated inlet piping. The pump station project consists of a reinforced concrete wet-well, a reinforced masonry building containing three (3) major pumps, two (2) minor pumps, electrical and mechanical works, a detention pond and all discharge piping. The inlet piping project consists of installing 2,000 feet of HDPE pipe. Crittenden Off Site Design Management: Devcon Construction acted as the managing consultant for all off-site design for the Crittenden off-site projects including Crittenden Pump Station, Crittenden Inlet Piping, Crittenden Lane / North Road Improvement Project, and Crittenden Landfill Landscaping Project. Using architectural and engineering consultants, Devcon established a design team for each project and acted as the managing agent in the design process between the consultants, developer, City of Mountain View and other government agencies. Crittenden Lane/North Road Improvement Project: The North Road project includes the construction of a new raised roadway with concrete curbs, underground utilities, fiber-optic conduit bank and site lighting. Also included in the project is the addition of two new traffic lanes to Crittenden Lane including a landscaped median, underground utilities, concrete curbs and sidewalk, site landscaping and irrigation, site lighting, and fiber-optic system. North Access Road And Crittenden Lane Improvement Project: This project includes the construction of a new raised roadway with concrete curbs, underground utilities and site lighting. Also included in the project is the addition of two new traffic lanes to Crittenden Lane including a landscaped median, underground utilities, concrete curbs and sidewalk, site landscaping and irrigation, site lighting and a joint utility trench. SGI/City Of Mountain View Offsite Work: This project along North Charleston Road and Amphitheatre Parkway includes meandering walks, parking lot landscaping and underground work. SGI Crittenden Offsite Improvements Mountain View, CA Crittenden Pump Station and Inlet Piping Project: Construction of a storm water pump station and its associated inlet piping. The pump station project consists of a reinforced concrete wet-well, a reinforced masonry building containing three (3) major pumps, two (2) minor pumps, electrical and mechanical works, a detention pond and all discharge piping. The inlet piping project consists of installing 2,000 feet of HDPE pipe. Crittenden Off Site Design Management: Devcon Construction acted as the managing consultant for all off-site design for the Crittenden off-site projects including Crittenden Pump Station, Crittenden Inlet Piping, Crittenden Lane / North Road Improvement Project, and Crittenden Landfill Landscaping Project. Using architectural and engineering consultants, Devcon established a design team for each project and acted as the managing agent in the design process between the consultants, developer, City of Mountain View and other government agencies. Crittenden Lane/North Road Improvement Project: The North Road project includes the construction of a new raised roadway with concrete curbs, underground utilities, fiber-optic conduit bank and site lighting. Also included in the project is the addition of two new traffic lanes to Crittenden Lane including a landscaped median, underground utilities, concrete curbs and sidewalk, site landscaping and irrigation, site lighting, and fiber-optic system. North Access Road And Crittenden Lane Improvement Project: This project includes the construction of a new raised roadway with concrete curbs, underground utilities and site lighting. Also included in the project is the addition of two new traffic lanes to Crittenden Lane including a landscaped median, underground utilities, concrete curbs and sidewalk, site landscaping and irrigation, site lighting and a joint utility trench. SGI/City Of Mountain View Offsite Work: This project along North Charleston Road and Amphitheatre Parkway includes meandering walks, parking lot landscaping and underground work. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Silicon Graphics, Inc. None Completed 2001 Infrastructure 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 78,760 SF building features a 3-story, Type V-A, wood framed slab on grade. The complex consists of 90 affordable senior housing apartment units with service facilities at the ground floor. Project also consists of a 2-story open air community room, bike storage, laundry rooms, meeting rooms and exercise room. This project includes a fast track 11 month schedule due to federal requirements that displaced residents from the previous complex; residents needed to be moved back in within one year. Sequoia Belle Haven Foster City, CA This 78,760 SF building features a 3-story, Type V-A, wood framed slab on grade. The complex consists of 90 affordable senior housing apartment units with service facilities at the ground floor. Project also consists of a 2-story open air community room, bike storage, laundry rooms, meeting rooms and exercise room. This project includes a fast track 11 month schedule due to federal requirements that displaced residents from the previous complex; residents needed to be moved back in within one year. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Mithun MidPen Housing Corporation None Completed 2017 Residential BACK TO PROJECTS

This project consists of demolition of an existing 3-story office building to house a 33,127 SF 2-story office building on a 17,099 SF concrete podium over a parking garage. The project is a warm shell and features bathroom cores, office space, sitework with landscaping, and 58 parking stalls. Project also consists of an elevated concrete slab, concrete foundation walls and columns, complex shoring, retaining walls, glass and aluminum window assemblies, balconies and concrete patios, plaster and stone exterior veneer. Quadrus Menlo Park, CA This project consists of demolition of an existing 3-story office building to house a 33,127 SF 2-story office building on a 17,099 SF concrete podium over a parking garage. The project is a warm shell and features bathroom cores, office space, sitework with landscaping, and 58 parking stalls. Project also consists of an elevated concrete slab, concrete foundation walls and columns, complex shoring, retaining walls, glass and aluminum window assemblies, balconies and concrete patios, plaster and stone exterior veneer. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction Robert Remiker Architect DivcoWest None Completed 2014 Corporate BACK TO PROJECTS

This 225,000 SF multifamily rental development consists of 109 housing units, with a parking garage and surface parking to house 211 cars. Project also features commercial and community space, onsite office space for staff, and common areas including a laundry room and central landscaped area with play structure. The development consists of (1) five-story wood frame building, (1) four-story wood framed building and (6) attached townhouses all sitting upon a two acre concrete podium. Project is Green Point Rated featuring rooftop photovoltaic solar, solar water heating, and community garden within walkable distance to BART. El Camino Family Housing South San Francisco, CA This 225,000 SF multifamily rental development consists of 109 housing units, with a parking garage and surface parking to house 211 cars. Project also features commercial and community space, onsite office space for staff, and common areas including a laundry room and central landscaped area with play structure. The development consists of (1) five-story wood frame building, (1) four-story wood framed building and (6) attached townhouses all sitting upon a two acre concrete podium. Project is Green Point Rated featuring rooftop photovoltaic solar, solar water heating, and community garden within walkable distance to BART. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction BAR Architects MidPen Housing Corporation None Completed 2012 Residential Green Point Rated BACK TO PROJECTS

This project includes a 121,910 SF structural steel building varying in height from the one-story Student Center to the three-story North Wing. Project features a concrete podium with parking below the North Wing, and also includes a full gymnasium, science classrooms, design/innovation I-Labs, art labs, multi-purpose performing arts/fitness/classrooms, flexible instructional spaces, kitchen lab and dining area, writing and research center, and photovoltaic panels at roof top perimeter. The Nueva School San Mateo, CA This project includes a 121,910 SF structural steel building varying in height from the one-story Student Center to the three-story North Wing. Project features a concrete podium with parking below the North Wing, and also includes a full gymnasium, science classrooms, design/innovation I-Labs, art labs, multi-purpose performing arts/fitness/classrooms, flexible instructional spaces, kitchen lab and dining area, writing and research center, and photovoltaic panels at roof top perimeter. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Design, Construction Leddy Maytum Stacey Architects The Nueva School None Completed 2014 Education Design-Build LEED Silver BACK TO PROJECTS

Previous Daisy Pereira Sr. Vice President of Construction “I do what it takes to get my projects done,” says Daisy Pereira, Senior Vice President of Construction. “We want our clients to feel proud of what we have accomplished together.” Since joining Devcon in 1986 as a Senior Project Manager, and during her previous decade in the construction industry, Pereira earned a reputation for simultaneously managing multiple projects from preconstruction to budgeting to completion. “Our goal is to deliver our client’s vision.” Pereira’s prolific style has given her experience with dozens of project types – from wood to structural steel to concrete – that include high/rises, hotels, multi-family housing, universities, biomedical laboratories, data centers, offices, retail centers, heavy infrastructure, and parking garages. Her experience was a key reason Gary Filizetti recruited Pereira as Devcon transitioned into building steel and concrete structures. “I grew up in construction,” she said. As a child, she sat in on bid openings, and visited job sites with her father, a general contractor. “I learned from him. He was detail-oriented, and knew how to delegate. Most importantly, he believed in doing things the right way.” Pereira earned a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from Santa Clara University. She has also completed her certificate for LEED, Core Concepts and Strategies. Next

Extension of Cushing Parkway and construction of Northport Loop Road including the expansion of box culvert bridge at Cushing Parkway. Project also includes Twin “T” bridge system over Fremont Creek. Northport Business Park Fremont, CA Extension of Cushing Parkway and construction of Northport Loop Road including the expansion of box culvert bridge at Cushing Parkway. Project also includes Twin “T” bridge system over Fremont Creek. Services Provided: Architect of Record: Client: News: Construction LAM Research None Completed 1995 Infrastructure BACK TO PROJECTS