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VOLUME 55 | 2025

75 YEARS One Team, Still Growing Stronger COVER STORY: PAGE 32

Message from the CEO

Who We Are

As we turn the page on our 75th anniversary, we look ahead with confidence, ready to shape the next chapter of our success. Guided by our core values, our focus is on driving strategic growth and deepening our impact in the years to come. Thanks to the hard work of our talented and dedicated team, the future holds incredible promise.

Incorporated in 1949, Cianbro is one of the United States’ largest 100% employee-owned construction companies.

The company has grown over the last 75 years to become The Cianbro Companies, comprised of five brands that include Cianbro, Starcon, A/Z Corporation, R. C. Stevens, and Total Specialty Services (TSS).

Our company thrives through teamwork. No matter one’s role, every team member’s skills and expertise play a vital part in strengthening our organization and expanding the value we deliver to our clients. We are committed to developing highly skilled craftspeople and strong leaders who deliver quality work, safely and efficiently. With a wide range of educational opportunities available, every team member has the chance to grow, advance, and build a rewarding career.

Equally important are the diverse perspectives, ideas, and approaches each team member brings to enrich our culture and improve how we work. Together, we are equipped to take on challenges of all kinds, whether it’s navigating a complex project, adapting to new regulations, or exploring emerging markets and geographies. When we collaborate across teams, we bring out the best in one another.

As one team, we are better positioned than ever to seize the opportunities ahead. Our backlog remains strong and new prospects continue to emerge. With our experience, adaptability, and drive, we are ready to deliver exceptional results now and in the future.

Thank you for your dedication and commitment. It’s exciting to see all that we can accomplish together!

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With more than 3,000 strategically positioned team members across the United States, we cover projects from Maine to Florida and Maryland to California. As a full-service contractor, we offer preconstruction, construction management, general contracting, and design-build services for the infrastructure, power/ energy, building, industrial/manufacturing, and oil/gas/chemical markets.

Cianchette Bros., Inc. was low bidder for three new bridges and approximately a mile of approaches for a project in York, Maine, which began in 1967. Chuck Cianchette, at right, studies plans for the project, with (from left) Phil Woods, state highway engineer, and his assistants, Ivan Morrison and Jerry Allen.

On the cover (left to right): Robert Switzer, Josh Gale, and Joe Schackart are pictured at a job site in Ohio where the power and energy team is completing a rebuild of over 4 miles of 138 kV transmission line.

Table of Contents Message from the CEO Building a Strong Defense through Cybersecurity New Safety Helmets Inspiring the Next Generation Going Beyond the Surface to Achieve Quality Coatings 75 Years: One Team, Still Growing Stronger Fostering Strong Safety Leaders 25-Year Recognitions for 2024 The Peter G Dedication Awards Across the Company Health and Safety Coin Recognitions Team Member Anniversaries

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CIANBRO INSTITUTE Turning Internships into Careers Inspiring Excellence in Engineering Leadership

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INDUSTRIAL & MANUFACTURING MARKET Restoring the Past, Renewing the Future 20 Years of Dedicated Facility Support Strengthening Maine's Pulp and Paper Industry

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A/Z CORPORATION Celebrating Cross-Company Collaboration Hospital Enhancements Meet Evolving Needs Constructing New Tank Farms

INFRASTRUCTURE MARKET Infrastructure Meets Innovation at WALK Bridge Safeguarding a Historic Naval Academy Connecting Communities through the Ticonic Bridge

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POWER & ENERGY MARKET Expanding Outside of New England

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CIANBRO EQUIPMENT AND LOGISTICS Asset Management Leadership Development Journey Equipment Acquisitions Help Drive Operations

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R. C. STEVENS Hatchery Project Restores Balance to Coastal Ecosystem Enhancing Danone's Production Capabilities

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CIANBRO FABRICATION & COATING New Plate Processing Technology CFCC's Role in Project Advancement

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STARCON Comprehensive I&E Solutions Celebrating 10 Years of Service and Safety in Clute

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TOTAL SPECIALTY SERVICES One Year in the Cianbro Family

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New Plate Processing Technology Boosts Fabrication Efficiency FABRICATION & COATING

By Katie Wright Cianbro’s Fabrication & Coating Corporation (CFCC), located in Pittsfield, Maine, is raising the bar in precision and efficiency. With 48,000 square feet of dedicated fabrication and coating space, the company remains committed to innovation and customer satisfaction.

The latest investment — the Kinetic K5200XMC — marks a significant step forward, enhancing capabilities and streamlining operations to better serve clients across industries.

The Kinetic K5200XMC is a powerful all-in-one machine designed to boost efficiency and productivity. It combines plasma cutting, oxy-fuel cutting, and milling in a single

Cianbro’s Fabrication & Coating Corporation (CFCC) has taken a significant step towards enhancing its capabilities and optimizing operations with the acquisition of the Kinetic K5200XMC, further strengthening its commitment to customer satisfaction.

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Watch the new Kinetic K5200XMC in use at Cianbro's fabrication and coating facility in Pittsfield, Maine.

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system, eliminating the need for multiple setups or moving between work stations. The new table has replaced two older machines, freeing up valuable floor space and allowing for a more optimized facility layout.

By adding an all-in-one machine, CFCC can keep key operations in house and gain greater control over production schedules and costs, ensuring faster and more cost-effective results. Because of the plate processor’s increased capabilities, the team will be equipped to tackle more complex projects. This upgrade strengthens CFCC’s position as a leader in the industry by enhancing reliability, ensuring consistent quality, and reducing potential delays.

The team looks forward to leveraging the advantages of the Kinetic K5200XMC to deliver outstanding results and exceed expectations.

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Cutting dimensions: With an impressive table length of 40 feet, larger projects are handled with ease.

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Automatic contour bevel head: Ensures precise beveling for complex designs, enhancing the quality of finished products.

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Automatic tool changer and 24-tool magazine: Speeds up processing by reducing downtime between tasks.

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Automatic unloading system: Safely transfers finished parts onto pallets, optimizing workflow and improving workplace safety.

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Improved clamping system: Provides greater stability for materials during processing, resulting in higher accuracy and consistency.

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Improved recycling/collection: Keeps workspace cleaner and safer by automatically removing drilling and machining waste and recycling coolant.

The new Kinetic K5200XMC can accommodate larger projects with its 40-foot table length.

In 1982, work was progressing on the new fabrication shop at the Detroit Avenue yard in Pittsfield, Maine.

The 15,750-square-foot building would have an overhead crane bay.

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“The new shop will enable Cianbro to do more inhouse fabricating, which in turn will provide greater control in quality and time factors on the job site, ” said Ron Wing, who formerly managed the facility.

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Asset Management Leadership Development Journey EQUIPMENT

By Chris Jarvais The company’s new Asset Management Leadership Development Program (AMLDP) is making an impact with its first participant, Andrew (Drew) Haining, paving the way.

Through hands-on learning, mentorship, and real-world experience, AMLDP participants gain essential knowledge in asset evaluation, maintenance, and optimization. Designed to prepare team members for the positions they hold today while also equipping them for future roles, AMLDP reflects the company’s commitment to fostering growth and building strong leaders.

Participants are provided with a comprehensive understanding of key operational areas throughout Cianbro Equipment, LLC (CEL) as part of the two-year rotational program. For Drew, the program provided opportunities to enhance his understanding of maintenance, purchasing, rentals, and finance. His first rotation focused on maintenance management and primarily took place at the company’s facility in Baltimore, Maryland, where he was tasked with overseeing preventative maintenance schedules, repair planning, and interval management. This role involved not only technical understanding, but also supervision as Drew managed team members. “Drew’s work in Baltimore helped him develop a strong foundation in equipment maintenance and resource planning, which have become crucial skills in his current role,” said Josh Gorman, Baltimore equipment manager.

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Andrew (Drew) Haining (right) is the first participant in the company's new Asset Management Leadership Development Program, where participants gain an understanding of how Cianbro Equipment, LLC supports operations across the company. Pictured to Drew's left is Patrick Rodrigue.

determination. “Drew gained valuable insights into the operational challenges faced by shop teams and the decision-making processes that help determine equipment lifecycles,” said Jason Shedlarski, maintenance manager.

Drew embraced the opportunities provided by the program to build necessary skills for the next step in his career. His experience honed his ability to make informed asset management decisions, a skill he utilizes daily in his current role as operations equipment engineer at the WALK Bridge Replacement project in Norwalk, Connecticut. In this role, he manages the equipment ordering processes, equipment logistical needs, jointventure partner billing compliance, and all maintenance requirements. Garrett McVaney, equipment manager at the company’s Bloomfield, Connecticut, facility said, “Drew provides the WALK Bridge team with real-time support and resource optimization, which are two of the goals the AMLDP set out to accomplish.”

The AMLDP develops critical thinking and leadership abilities, preparing participants to excel and contribute to the company's long-term success. Drew’s journey highlights the program’s potential to transform promising team members into confident, capable leaders, ensuring the company’s continued success for years to come.

Equipment Acquisitions Help Drive Operations EQUIPMENT

By Chris Jarvais With a nationwide presence and remarkable growth, The Cianbro Companies continue to be successful, making it essential for Cianbro Equipment, LLC (CEL) to evolve alongside them as their trusted supplier of choice. With A/Z Corporation in Connecticut, Starcon and Total Specialty Services in Texas, R. C. Stevens in Florida, and all the jobs in between, the team plays a critical role supporting the organization’s growing needs. By acquiring, maintaining, and optimizing a top-tier equipment fleet, they ensure teams are equipped with the assets needed to achieve project goals efficiently.

After securing two master service agreements to improve and maintain substations in the Southeast, it was necessary for the power and energy team to expand their equipment fleet to support the work. CEL purchased twelve JCB 500 series telescopic handlers (10,000- and 12,000-pound lift capacities), seven Takeuchi TL8R2 tracked skid steer loaders, and four Takeuchi TB290 mini excavators to aid in project execution. “The investment gives us the right equipment to provide the proper horsepower within the physical footprint we are required to operate,” said Nate Lancaster, project manager. “The commitment to putting quality work in place efficiently is something our client will notice.”

The Starcon team needed to replace their aged fleet of pickup trucks at three midwestern refineries (BP in Whiting, Indiana; INEOS in Channahon, Illinois; and Marathon in Canton, Ohio). The CEL team was up to the challenge.

“We had to supply 18 work trucks while remaining cost competitive for our customers,” said Logistics Manager Francisco Aguilar. “Late model used vehicles were the perfect solution. The units were available, so we were able to brand them properly before delivery. Now, Starcon has reliable, professional looking trucks at a competitive price.”

In Baytown, Texas, Total Specialty Services faced a challenge in operating their new coatings facility while ensuring compliance with environmental requirements. Francisco described the solution: “We invested in a new dust collector for Total Specialty Services’ blasting operation. We can now blast product more efficiently while being good stewards of the environment.”

Through strong customer service and ongoing improvement, CEL delivers responsive support and tailored solutions for every project. By strategically acquiring the assets necessary to meet company goals, CEL will continue to enhance efficiency and increase client satisfaction.

Cianbro Equipment, LLC (CEL) assisted Starcon in upgrading its aging pickup fleet with late-model vehicles at a competitive price. The CEL team takes pride in supporting the growing needs of the entire organization.

When A/Z Corporation needed to replace vehicles for their project teams, CEL stepped in to provide support. Assistant Purchasing Manager Tony Foster provided the details: “The A/Z team determined they had long term needs for everything from a tri-axle dump truck to multiple work vans and pickup trucks.

It was critical for them to receive quality units at competitive prices. CEL was able to deliver.”

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Restoring the Past, Renewing the Future INDUSTRIAL & MANUFACTURING

By Timothy Verrill The town of Moscow, in the heart of western Maine, was once home to the Moscow Over-the-Horizon (OTH) Backscatter Radar Base. Built and commissioned by General Electric Aerospace in 1990, the United States Air Force operated this base as an early-warning detection hub for aircraft and missile threats. Although the base was deactivated in 2002, leaving some buildings abandoned, its legacy has been redefined. Today, the site has undergone a remarkable transformation, symbolizing a shift from air defense to energy sustainability. This transformation is being driven by the Western Maine Renewables project team.

In 2012, the United States General Services Administration auctioned the 1400-acre base. It was sold to Western Maine Renewables, a partnership between Cianbro and Patriot Renewables (solely owned by Jay Cashman, Inc.), with the vision to build a sustainable wind farm. Over the next several years, industry turbine efficiencies continuously improved, leading to a viable wind project. In 2019, the development team reverse engineered the design to maximize proposed wind farm generation and minimize the resulting upgrades

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needed to the existing electrical grid. With a workable project plan, the permit process commenced and was approved in 2022 along with the ISO New England Interconnection Agreement.

Team members on the Moscow Wind project wrapped up 2024 by completing the transportation, erection, and mechanical closeout of 14 Vestas V150 wind turbines.

This achievement did not come without challenges. The construction crews faced harsh weather conditions, most notably high wind speeds, which occasionally delayed crews from safely completing work. Beyond the environmental challenges, crews faced numerous obstacles with tower design and configuration. The team overcame these obstacles by working closely with the Vestas team to ensure safe and expedited solutions.

As of spring 2025, the turbines are fully erected, mechanically complete, and undergoing commissioning

by Vestas. The wind farm can generate 58.8 megawatts of renewable energy, providing a cleaner and more sustainable power source for Maine's energy grid. Standing at 344 feet

aircraft detection across a 12-nautical-mile radius. When aircraft enter this zone, the ADLS system automatically activates FAA-compliant lights on each turbine nacelle, alerting pilots while significantly reducing light pollution.

This environmentally conscious design minimizes the turbines’ visual and ecological footprint, blending modern technology with respect for the surrounding towns and forest.

The Moscow Wind project includes 14 Vestas V150 wind turbines that can generate 58.8 megawatts of renewable energy, providing a cleaner and more sustainable power source for Maine's energy grid.

at the top of the turbine and 591 feet at the blade tip, these are among the largest turbines constructed in Maine.

These achievements would not have been possible without the team’s dedication. Frankie Couture, the project’s safety supervisor, was especially instrumental in the team's success. Her innovative approach to workplace safety has improved the Cianbro Accident Prevention Process (CAPP) rate, boosted morale, and fostered a positive and supportive culture. By focusing on recognition and engagement, Frankie has strengthened team cohesion and ensured a safer workplace. Thank you, Frankie, for your outstanding contributions.

Coordinating the transport of the windmill blades to the site in Moscow, Maine, took months of planning. Along the route, more than a dozen areas were improved to ensure the delivery was successful.

In tandem with the turbine construction, significant progress has been made at the Chase Pond Switchyard and the Western Maine Renewables collector substation.

The completion of electrical work and testing at these facilities marks another major achievement, showcasing the collective effort of all stakeholders.

Additionally, the Operations and Maintenance (O&M) building, one of the original radar site buildings, has been renovated and will now be powered entirely by the wind farm. The building communicates with all towers and the collector substation, allowing real-time monitoring of tower conditions and power output. Such innovations ensure the success of the wind turbine park through efficient and secure operation.

A key enhancement to the site is the installation of the Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS). The system, comprised of two 100-foot towers, provides continuous

Watch the 244-foot-long blades as they navigate 112 miles from the coast of Maine to the wind farm in Moscow.

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Starcon Expands Service Offerings with Comprehensive I&E Solutions STARCON

By Ryne Elfstrom Starcon has expanded its service portfolio to include comprehensive instrumentation and electrical (I&E) solutions. This service has been active since early 2024.

In that time, the team has made remarkable progress. This expansion aligns with Starcon’s commitment to meeting the evolving needs of our clients by providing end-to-end solutions.

With the integration of I&E services, Starcon provides a seamless and holistic approach to client needs, encompassing: • Power & Lighting Panels • Transformers • Facility Lighting • Grounding • Cable Tray & Conduit Installation • Electric Heat Tracing & Controls • Switchgear & Motor Control Center Installation • Instrumentation • Lightning Protection • Control Panel, Programmable Logic Controller, and Distributed Control System Installation • Emergency Power Generators • Preventative Maintenance Over the past year, Starcon has had the privilege of collaborating with major clients, including Automation & Control Incorporated, Advario, Airgas, Air Products, Braskem, ConocoPhillips, Colloids, Chiquita, Hilcorp, Kaneka, Polynt, Linde, Olin, Tosaf, Stepan, Samsung, and Scion.

These partnerships have been pivotal in demonstrating the capabilities of our I&E team. Our goal is to expand services to existing long-term sites and large-scale projects.

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Starcon has expanded its service offerings to include instrumentation and electrical solutions. Pictured are Starcon team members Trey Blankenship (left), Phillip Terry (middle), and Tim Sharbine (right) at Hilcorp in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska.

In addition to this growth, Starcon has secured licenses in Texas, Louisiana, Missouri, North Carolina, Alaska, Illinois, Arizona, and Nebraska, with plans to expand into Oklahoma, Ohio, Indiana, and Colorado throughout 2025.

This geographic expansion is a vital part of our strategy to enhance client service and extend our reach.

To support this initiative, the team has added an estimator dedicated exclusively to I&E work. A tailored onboarding process will be rolled out later in 2025 to ensure our team is set up for continued success.

Building a Strong Defense through Cybersecurity INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

In a joint-venture partnership, Cianbro continues to work at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard on the Multi-Mission Dry Dock #1 project (P381) for the U.S. Navy.

Photo credit: U.S. Navy

By Ed Wanat & Kelly Gumprecht Cybersecurity is more than just a safeguard — it's a critical component in the operational success of any company.

Several years ago, the Department of Defense (DOD) began working on the implementation of the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) to ensure contractors working on federal contracts comply with a set of specific security controls. The purpose of these controls is to protect our national security, preventing sensitive defense information from falling into the wrong hands.

The rule-making process for this program is now nearing completion, with an expectation that compliance will be required for all federal contracts starting this fall.

In 2022, The Cianbro Companies recognized that the certification process would require significant time and effort and embarked on a journey to attain certification.

The impact of this program required a hard look at how we manage protected information, making sure it is handled consistently and securely across the company.

The changes implemented have impacted the way we work. Passwords needed to be changed, authentication requires more steps, mobile devices had special software installed, and computers receive more frequent updates and require reboots. Applications have been enhanced or replaced, and new, more secure workflows have been adopted. These changes are all directly related to enhancing our security controls, complying with the requirements applicable to all federal contractors, and reducing overall risk to the company.

Maintaining solid security practices and controls is critical as we look to the future. Not only does this practice qualify us to continue to be awarded government work, but it also secures our foothold in other tightly controlled industries.

Perhaps, even more importantly, it brings us together as a company, working collaboratively to do the right thing to protect our nation, our partners, and ourselves.

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Putting Our Heads Together to Roll Out New Safety Helmets

Team members across The Cianbro Companies wear the same white helmet, fostering a sense of unity and a culture that values every individual.

SAFETY

By Scott Knowlen For decades, Cianbro has been a leader in team member health and safety, constantly seeking ways to enhance team members’ overall well-being and protection on the job.

Going above and beyond compliance to ensure the team is safe is part of our culture, rooted in the belief that keeping our team healthy and safe is our moral responsibility.

We are committed to ensuring that every team member returns home in better condition than when they arrived.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that the construction industry has the highest number of both fatal and nonfatal work-related traumatic brain injuries in the United States. While the company has implemented many engineering and administrative measures to protect team members from head injuries, there was an opportunity for improvement.

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At the end of 2023, the safety team began to explore advanced helmet technology. After researching and testing many options at all levels of the organization, a type II helmet was selected.

Over the summer of 2024, the safety team prepared to distribute new helmets to approximately 3,000 team members. Each helmet came personalized with the team member’s name, years of service, and safe hours.

Coordinating this effort across the Cianbro family of companies required tremendous planning. By the end of July, every team member received their helmet with a handshake as senior management from each market and business unit led distribution, emphasizing its significance.

During the rollout of the new helmets, the company prioritized educating team members on the transition from hard hats to helmets, highlighting the benefits of the upgraded design. The type II helmet offers enhanced protection from impacts in all directions — front, back, and sides — safeguarding team members from falling objects as

well as slips, trips, and falls. Its secure, integrated chin strap ensures that the helmet stays in place when needed most.

Additionally, a variety of attachments are available to meet the diverse needs of our team.

Team members across each company wear the same white helmet, fostering a sense of unity. Each team member should take pride in their helmet as it represents being part of a team that values every individual’s perspective, skills, and experience. By working together, we know that we can overcome challenges and achieve success in the projects we take on. The adoption of the type II helmet is just one example of our dedication to innovation, continuous improvement, and most importantly, protecting our greatest asset — our team members.

Top: Justin Ladd, safety manager, shares the benefits of the new type II safety helmet with the power and energy team.

Right: Mark McLean, director of Cianbro Fabrication and Coating Corporation, distributes a new safety helmet to Nick Squillante, project engineer.

Watch to learn more about our helmet selection process and the benefits of using type II helmets.

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Turning Internships into Careers INSTITUTE

By Tracey Brown Each year, The Cianbro Companies look forward to welcoming new and returning college interns to our team.

During the summer of 2024, Cianbro, A/Z Corporation, R. C. Stevens, and Starcon proudly welcomed 41 paid interns from 21 colleges.

This talented group represented 15 different majors, including civil, environmental, industrial, mechanical, and marine systems engineering, as well as construction management, safety, business management, finance, and accounting. Ideally, we aim to identify students who begin their internship with us during the summer of their first year

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and come back each summer thereafter so we can offer them full-time employment opportunities.

A few interns have transitioned into full-time roles while finishing out their college studies, while others will join our team upon completing their education. Transitioning from intern to full-time team member is a significant milestone, marking the culmination of hands-on experience, skill development, and professional growth gained throughout the internship. This shift not only signifies the beginning of a long-term career with the company but also reflects the mutual value of the relationship. Full-time positions bring new responsibilities, opportunities for advancement, and a deeper involvement in projects, allowing team members to contribute to the company’s success while continuing to grow within their fields.

In May, we welcomed our class of 2025 college interns at the Cianbro Institute in Pittsfield, Maine, for a two-day kickoff event. Following their orientation, each will head to their assigned job sites to begin working alongside

their mentors and supervisors. As the summer concludes, the interns will return to Pittsfield to deliver 10-minute presentations showcasing their work experiences. They will highlight what they learned, the challenges they overcame, and offer valuable insights into one another’s accomplishments. As they return to school, each will be asked to put on their recruiting hats and identify future talent to join the team. This investment in our future is critical, and we are thankful to have the opportunity to expose our interns to the wonderful careers within our industry.

Left: Interns joining The Cianbro Companies in 2024 included students majoring in civil, environmental, industrial, mechanical, and marine systems engineering, as well as construction management, safety, business management, finance, and accounting Right: New interns gathered at the Cianbro Institute in Pittsfield, Maine, for a two-day kickoff event before heading to their assigned job sites to begin working alongside mentors and supervisors.

Charlie Dhosi

Planning to join A/Z as a project engineer upon graduation in spring 2025.

“This past summer marked two years of interning with A/Z Corporation, where I’ve gained valuable experience, contributed to numerous projects, and built strong professional connections.

Working with A/Z teams on projects at Brown University and Yale New Haven Health introduced me to exceptional, driven professionals. These experiences have prepared me to take on greater challenges and responsibilities in my career. After I graduate this spring, I’m excited to join the A/Z family full time as a project engineer, where I’ll have the opportunity to further my growth while contributing to impactful projects.”

Katie Holmes

Joined Cianbro as a field engineer at the WALK Bridge Replacement project in Norwalk, Connecticut, after graduating in 2024.

“When I first arrived at the WALK Bridge Replacement project in Norwalk, Connecticut, I had no experience in construction and was initially unsure about the work. My supervisor assigned me to a role directly involved in the field, where I gained hands-on experience and quickly adapted to solving real-world problems. The transition from intern to full-time team member has been an exciting challenge, allowing me to continue learning while taking on a leadership role within the team. I take great pride in knowing that my work with the crews and multiple subcontractors is helping move the team closer to the ultimate goal of completing the bridge.”

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Inspiring the Next Generation THE CIANBRO COMPANIES The construction industry is facing a growing challenge: a shortage of skilled workers. With many experienced craftspeople retiring, the demand for new talent is higher than ever. To meet this need, it's essential that we reach out to the next generation of workers who can help keep the industry strong.

By participating in career fairs, trade shows, educational events, and hands-on demonstrations, teams across The Cianbro Companies are showing students the craftsmanship behind construction and the critical role these skills play in shaping our communities. By interacting with our youth, we aim to spark an interest in the trades and help students understand the many construction opportunities available to them. Working with your hands is not just a job — it's a career that can lead to financial stability, personal growth, and pride in contributing to something lasting.

R. C. STEVENS

R. C. Stevens team members assisted at the Block Kids 2025 event, a national building competition for students sponsored by the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) Educational Foundation.

Recruiter Roberto Colon III and Human Resources Manager Nayda Hernandez attended the University of North Florida’s STEM & Construction Career Fair where they had the opportunity to connect with many talented students.

STARCON

Retired Craft Development Manager Kelly (Shippy) Sexton and Starcon General Manager North Region Steve Buford presented to students from Crete-Monee High School at the New Lenox, Illinois, office.

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Welder Jeff Randich met high schoolers in the welding program at the Wilco Area Career Center in Romeoville, Illinois. Jeff provided a welding demonstration and discussed career preparation with students.

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Craft instructors, including Josh Emmons (above), at the Cianbro Institute in Pittsfield, Maine, have been working with local high school students through a collaboration with Jobs for Maine Graduates (JMG). Through an 8-week career exploratory program, students are introduced to a new craft each week. Through this hands-on work experience, students develop an understanding of what a career as a craftsperson looks like and which areas interest them most.

The P381 project team in Brewer, Maine, hosted approximately 45 middle school students from Veazie Community School to learn about the work they are doing and how it supports a larger project at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.

A/Z CORPORATION

Steve Helak, insulation services manager, speaks with students from Norwich Technical High School at A/Z's fabrication facility in Rhode Island. The students were provided an overview of the company and toured various areas, which included a demonstration of using Victaulic and ProPress fittings.

A/Z safety team members Cailey Meagher and Jaeson Gentile engaged with students at the Keene State College Safety Fair where they shared safety tips and raised awareness about the important role safety plays in the construction industry.

Our commitment to inspiring the next generation is an investment in the future of our company, our industry, and the communities we serve.

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Infrastructure Meets Innovation at WALK Bridge INFRASTRUCTURE

By Ashlynn Efferding The Northeast Corridor (NEC) is a crucial rail line serving passenger, commuter, and freight traffic from Boston to Washington, D.C. Many of its bridges, including the Norwalk River Railroad Bridge (also known as the WALK Bridge), are over a century old. Built in 1896, the WALK Bridge is a 564-foot steel truss bridge with four tracks of railroad and a 202-foot swing span. One of the oldest movable bridges in the region, the structure has outlived its useful life and is now part of the Connecticut Department of Transportation’s (CTDOT) effort to enhance several rail and infrastructure projects through the WALK Bridge Program.

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Built in 1896, the Norwalk River Railroad Bridge (also known as the WALK Bridge), in Connecticut, is one of the oldest movable bridges in the region. In a joint venture with Middlesex, Cianbro continues work on the project, which began in 2014.

To prepare for the bridge replacement, Cianbro began working in 2014 in a joint venture with Middlesex (CMJV), serving as general contractor while working with the state on the preconstruction phase of the new dual lift span bridge.

CMJV has erected four trestles, restored a wetland site, treated six wetland sites for invasive species, installed a water treatment plant, and developed laydown and access yards surrounding the bridge as part of the scope of work. The lift span pier foundation work consists of eight 12-foot diameter drilled shafts utilizing four temporary work platforms designed by the construction structures group. Four 10-foot diameter micropile clusters will be installed using two other work platforms that were installed under the existing bridge by utilizing a cantilever rigging system. The foundation work poses a

unique challenge. Most of it has been done with minimal clearance to the existing bridge as it remains operative. A key aspect of the project is the installation of two 6-foot micro-tunnels bored utilizing two secant pits, one on either side of the river, for launching and receiving the micro-tunnel boring machine. These tunnels are designed to house the utilities that run overhead throughout the footprint of the approach and lift spans. The relocation of these utilities to the micro-tunnels allow CMJV to demo the current structures and erect new structures without interrupting railroad service throughout the area.

The scope of work also involves replacing four local bridges and upgrades to the East Norwalk Train Station. CMJV is performing this work in conjunction with the Advanced Utilities Project, which started in 2019. Early procurement of bridge steel, mechanical equipment, and establishing the Manresa Yard for prefabrication activities is underway.

The construction of the approaches, bridges, piers, and towers will continue to progress, with the float-in of the two 240-foot lift spans targeted to finish in late 2030.

Overall, the WALK Bridge Replacement Project totals 9,500 tons of steel, 1,200 tons of rebar, and 6,500 cubic yards of concrete, which will result in a new, dual-span lift bridge that will be 160 feet tall.

The CMJV team is leveraging the services across both organizations to deliver solutions that meet our clients’ needs. Cianbro’s construction structures group has worked with the CMJV team to design temporary trestles and work platforms that mitigate the impact on railroad operations.

Additionally, the team has secured specialized equipment and rental contracts from both Cianbro’s equipment team and The Middlesex Corporation. These examples of this integrated approach enhance efficiency and collaboration, driving the project steadily toward successful completion.

The project's duration and location in downtown Norwalk, with a large population reliant on Metro-North Railroad, have posed logistical challenges. The team integrates years of experience with Metro-North Railroad, CTDOT, and the City of Norwalk to ensure safety during construction.

They aim to deliver a safe and well-constructed project to Norwalk and surrounding communities.

Top: Structural Welder Tyler Baker and Millwright Apprentice I Nick Micoletti rig walers for the reaction frame utilized to jack the ten-foot casing that surrounds micro-cluster foundations under the bridge.

Bottom: As part of the project, the pedestrian walkway at Osborne Avenue was maintained during the road closure to facilitate pedestrian traffic safety.

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Expanding Outside of New England POWER & ENERGY

By Nate Lancaster As power companies confront the need to improve grid reliability in the face of extreme weather events, unexpected equipment failures, and growing energy demand, our power and energy team has risen to the challenge. With a history of successful projects, innovative solutions, and a strong safety record, the team has been expanding its customer service base beyond New England for several years. A significant step in 2024 was the first master services agreement (MSA)/contractor of choice (COC) agreement for substation and substation security work in the Southeast.

The MSA/COC agreement covers multiple regions in the network of one of America’s largest energy companies. The company serves around 8.4 million electric customers and 1.7 million natural gas customers in the Southeast. The agreement is a vehicle that will accelerate initiating substation upgrade and expansion projects, reducing the likelihood of an unexpected failure and environmental incident.

Implementing measures to prevent crime, theft, and other physical attacks at substation facilities is the core focus of the

Cianbro's power and energy team has been expanding its customer base beyond New England for several years. With two new MSA/COC agreements, the team will see more substation and substation security work in the Southeast.

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substation security MSA/COC agreement. The teams are providing the infrastructure to support new security technologies and various analytics to aid in monitoring, tracking, and minimizing unwanted access into facilities.

These projects help reduce the threat of a potential outage perpetrated by domestic terrorism.

As the work gets underway, a challenge for the team will be staffing and supporting the anticipated volume adequately. To ensure we meet project demands efficiently while maintaining the high standards our clients expect, the team will move between substation and substation security scopes of work, creating a wellrounded, flexible team.

The team is excited to support our customer with enhancing the reliability of the grid, ensuring they can meet the expected load growth in the coming years.

A substation in Fort White, Florida, is the location of one of the power and energy team's projects in the Southeast.

20 Years of Dedicated Facility Support INDUSTRIAL & MANUFACTURING

By Chris Varnell The Cove Point LNG Terminal is the first liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facility on the East Coast. It is considered one of the most technically advanced and environmentally sensitive LNG facilities in the world. The 131-acre facility has an export capacity of approximately 1.8 billion cubic feet of LNG and a terminal storage capacity of approximately 14.6 billion cubic feet.

Owned and operated by BHE GT&S (a business unit of Berkshire Hathaway Energy), the Cianbro team plays a critical role in ensuring the continuous and safe operation of the facility. Although the facility has changed operatorship over the years, Cianbro has been a consistent partner, providing support over the past two decades.

Under the leadership of Edwin Luna and Darryl Bowers, the team assists the facility in a maintenance capacity under a blanket services agreement with BHE GT&S. Along with ensuring continuous operation, the team has completed several structural steel erection projects and has been called on for numerous critical repairs in emergent situations and planned annual outages. “We are constantly impressed by the team’s performance and the input they bring to the table,” said Edwin, project superintendent. “They are always going the extra mile on safety and job quality. Everyone here at Cove Point notices and appreciates that.”

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Strengthening the Future of Maine’s Pulp and Paper Industry INDUSTRIAL & MANUFACTURING

By Kyle Jensen As Maine's pulp and paper industry faces challenging times, Sappi has distinguished itself by diversifying operations and investing in the future of its Somerset facility in Skowhegan, Maine. Project Elevate, a $418 million investment, was designed to secure the mill's long-term viability by transitioning the No. 2 Paper Machine's (PM2) production from declining markets to innovative packaging and specialty papers. Cianbro, with its longstanding partnership and on-site maintenance presence at the Somerset mill, mobilized in early September 2023 for this new project.

The team is proud to play a key role in this transformative expansion, contributing expertise across civil, structural, piping, mechanical, and electrical disciplines.

The physical size and capability of the upgraded machine required significant operational changes, including a building addition and the reconfiguration of existing spaces.

Pipefitter Adam Folsom prepares a pipe for a portion of the project.

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Early on, Cianbro partially demolished the warehouse roof, installed structural steel for the expanded operating floor areas, and assisted in setting a new 80-ton bridge crane to service the PM2 winder. The team constructed foundations for the new winder, and also installed automated core cutting and supply systems, roll handling systems, and a wrap line where finished products will be packaged for shipping.

Key accomplishments include upgrades to the mill’s 15kV high-voltage distribution systems to meet the increased power demands of PM2. The team installed lighting in the expanded 65,000-square-foot warehouse, worked on electrical systems for newly installed equipment, and constructed several electric rooms. Throughout the mill, teams installed pumps, equipment skids, piping, and pulp-handling equipment to enhance pulp capacity feeding the upgraded machine.

The project requires executing major construction while maintaining ongoing mill operations.

Executing major construction while maintaining ongoing mill operations required precise planning and innovative problem solving. The team has navigated unforeseen obstacles with a proactive approach, completing critical work during planned outages. This includes seamlessly integrating new and existing equipment to ensure minimal disruption to production.

The team launched a major multi-month winter outage in January 2025. This was considered the final phase of the upgrade and included a complete overhaul of PM2 and the completion of remaining key components of the expansion.

The upgraded paper machine entered the commissioning phase in spring 2025, marking a significant milestone for Sappi and the future of Maine’s pulp and paper industry.

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The final phase of the PM2 upgrade began at the beginning of 2025. It included a complete overhaul of the machine.

K Cianchette Bros., Inc. began its long history of pulp and paper work at S. D. Warren in Westbrook, Maine, in 1967.

This led to work at many other pulp and paper mills throughout the state. S. D. Warren was later acquired by Sappi, which operates two mills in Maine: one in Westbrook and one in Skowhegan.

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Inspiring Excellence in Engineering Leadership

By Tracey Brown

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In 2022, the Cianbro Institute introduced the Engineering Development Program (EDP), building on the success of its predecessor, the Management Development Program (MDP).

This rebranded initiative reflects our commitment to evolving with the company’s growth while providing meaningful opportunities for professional development and crosscompany engagement to foster consistency and collaboration across The Cianbro Companies.

Top: A/Z Corporation Project Engineer Carson Mears (left) and Project Engineer Connor Sandway (right) work on bidding a mock project during the Engineering Development Program (EDP).

Left: Project Engineer Anton Kaminskiy (left), Asset Management Development Leadership Professional Cole Stevens (middle), and A/Z Corporation Project Manager Matt Tucker (right) work on tasks assigned to them during their EDP session.

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The six-month program equips engineers with the skills to become leaders on their job sites, playing a critical role in the successful execution of projects. The curriculum, developed after more than a year of thoughtful planning, is designed to provide maximum value for recent engineering graduates.

The program is delivered in three sessions: supervision/ health and safety, engineering-specific topics, and estimating. Team members begin by building a strong foundation in supervision, advance to in-depth discussions on engineering concepts, and conclude with an intensive two-day estimating workshop. Guided by an experienced

estimator, teams collaborate to develop a mock estimate, submit their bids, and compete to win the job.

“Our hope for all team members completing the program is that they have formed connections with career-long peers they can rely on for guidance. At the same time, the lessons learned and the curriculum are designed to be directly applicable to their daily work. From engineering concepts and estimating strategies to a deeper understanding of the company, we want participants to reflect on these lessons and apply them every day,” said Mack Susi, director at A/Z Corporation.

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Jaylan Cockley

2024 EDP Graduate Field Engineer – Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Kittery, Maine

2024 EDP Graduate Field Engineer – National Park Service Seawalls and Shoreline Rehabilitation, Washington, D.C.

“After completing all three sessions, my EDP experience was nothing short of informative.

This program allowed me to learn many new things about the industry that I had never considered before. Not only did I form lasting connections, but I also gained new skills to apply in my career to better influence the work around me.”

“EDP gave me the opportunity to learn about the various career paths within our company and to connect with other emerging leaders.

This program reinforced that the company is all about people. The speakers throughout the sessions were not only successful and inspiring but also deeply passionate about their roles and the company. From leadership to engineering to estimating, I feel confident that I can reach out to any of the team members I met through this program, and they would be extremely willing to lend a hand with any of these topics.”

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Hatchery Project Restores Balance to Coastal Ecosystem R. C. STEVENS

By Katie Kelly In an effort to protect and advance Florida’s native fish species, R. C. Stevens is working with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission to expand their fish hatchery at Apollo Beach, located on the east side of Tampa Bay. The hatchery is breeding and releasing redfish and spotted seatrout to keep the ecosystem healthy.

Along with improving eight existing fish tanks by adding new LED lights and temperature devices for the fish, a new pre-engineered metal building structure is being connected to the existing hatchery. The additional space is 5,600 square feet and houses six new tanks, a viewing area for visitors, and labs. To further improve the facilities, a 4,000-square-foot buildout space is being constructed to help staff better maintain fish health and growth.

Construction began in April 2024 and is estimated to be completed in August 2025.

“There is growth potential in fish hatcheries and our company is making strides to understand this unique construction and be ahead of competitors for future opportunities,” said Micah Nordquist, project manager. Micah also notes that this is R. C. Stevens' first aquaculture focused project.

The new aquaculture system will carefully monitor the quality of seawater, freshwater, and sewage produced by the fish. It also tracks temperatures for an optimal living environment.

Left: Garrett Marks, assistant superintendent, inspects aquaculture piping, which is vital to facilitate healthy fish production at Apollo Beach's fish hatchery.

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The R. C. Stevens team (left to right) of Garrett Marks, Micah Nordquist, and Steve Hesson walk among the tanks that will hold the fish raised at Apollo Beach's fish hatchery.

Florida’s ecosystem has been at risk due to environmental and man-made stressors that throw the wildlife off balance.

Hatcheries give juvenile fish a safe space to thrive before they're released into the ocean. Although many species of fish produce thousands of offspring, their mortality rate is exceptionally high due to their fragile state during adolescence. Releasing the fish once they reach a certain size helps relieve this issue, giving the fish a chance to restore their population and maintain a healthy ecosystem.

In addition to restoring the ecosystem, the project also plays a role in supporting the growth of the community.

“Increasing the number of Florida’s sport fish not only benefits the community but also brings in money from out-of-state anglers,” Micah said. Florida relies on the sportfishing industry for significant economic output.

The project team faced challenges due to the high volume of storms, such as Hurricane Helene and Milton that hit the area back-to-back in the fall of 2024. The team weathered the storms with the careful planning of Superintendent Steve Hesson, Assistant Superintendent Garrett Marks, Project Manager Micah Nordquist, Project Engineer Ricky Muniz, and Project Manager Assistant Courtney Payne. Thanks to the team working around the clock with subcontractors, the site was well prepared by having the footers poured before the storm had a chance to wash them away. The job kept in motion with additional team members stepping in to help with storm cleanup.

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Going Beyond the Surface to Achieve Quality Coatings QA/QC

By Zach Gardiner In today’s competitive construction industry, having a system in place for managing coatings sets a company apart by delivering results that clients can trust. With a focus on durability, safety, and efficiency, this approach ensures every project meets the highest standards while reducing costs and environmental impact.

The Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP) is the global leader in coatings quality management and corrosion protection inspector training. Cianbro holds QP-1 certification for field coatings, which is authorized by AMPP after they successfully audit our documented Quality Management System (QMS). Our QMS must address all applicable AMPP procedures and requirements to pass the audit. Holding this certification and successfully completing annual AMPP audits is necessary for companies to bid most projects that contain a coatings scope. Because of the type of work the company does, Cianbro is the only brand under The Cianbro Companies that requires the AMPP certification.

Cianbro holds field coatings Certification QP-1. Holding this certification and successfully completing annual audits is necessary for companies to bid most projects that contain a coatings scope.

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At the project level, it is important to follow these procedures along with project specifications to ensure the proper design life of the coatings system. Each coating manufacturer publishes a product data sheet (PDS), which is a detailed recipe for successful application of that material. Within the PDS, coatings contractors can find requirements for surface cleaning, blast profile measurements, necessary environmental conditions, mixing information, application techniques, dry film thickness requirements, pot life, and curing timelines.

Adherence to the product data sheets, along with the project specifications, are excellent ways to ensure that coatings are applied properly.

Whether self-performing or utilizing a subcontractor, those involved in coatings application are required to have documented annual development. AMPP offers a wide variety of classes for applicators. Additionally, Cianbro conducts in-house development to satisfy project needs and QP-1 compliance. As situations demand, the team may involve coating manufacturers' technical representatives to conduct on-site education and assessment of team members engaged in coatings activities. Inspectors performing quality control on coatings projects also need proper education, which AMPP provides. There are three levels of inspector training: Coatings Inspector Level 1, Coatings Inspector Level 2, and Senior Certified Coatings Inspector Level 3.

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A pre-job conference with everyone involved to ensure everyone has the same expectations for following the specifications and product data sheets are met.

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Strict attention to surface preparation and cleanliness.

Nearly 90% of all coatings failures are due to improper surface preparation or poor cleanliness.

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Accurate and detailed daily reports that reflect adherence to the specifications and procedures.

With a team of highly skilled coatings professionals, the company is committed to delivering the highest quality results for every project.

Total Specialty Services Marks One Year in the Cianbro Family TOTAL SPECIALTY SERVICES

By Steven Keto Total Specialty Services (TSS) started 2024 as the newest addition to the Cianbro family. The team was introduced to the company’s systems and processes, enhancing the efficiency and value of current operations.

One of the first areas of focus was establishing a new corporate office in Baytown, Texas. The location also serves as the central hub for scaffold inventory when it's not being used on projects.

Additionally, a new paint facility was set up and the team began coating activities, providing quality paint services to external customers and fellow subsidiary companies.

For Total Specialty Services (TSS), one of the first areas of focus after they joined the Cianbro family of companies was establishing a new corporate office in Baytown, Texas, which also serves as a central hub for scaffold inventory.

Throughout 2024, TSS focused on building a solid foundation for future success. The team reconnected with previous customers and welcomed several new key clients. Through the hard work of the team and the implementation of Cianbro’s project management tools, TSS capitalized on existing and new projects, making 2024 a standout year. TSS secured and executed many new and ongoing contracts, generating significant revenue and working over 351,000 work hours with no lost time incidents.

The team expects to see significant growth opportunities and looks to expand market share in key geographic areas in 2025. A fully integrated team will provide continued soft craft support for The Cianbro Companies and third party contractors/owners.

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Safeguarding a Historic Naval Academy INFRASTRUCTURE

By Jason Obereiner, Gabe Sloane, & Tommy Trader Located in Annapolis, Maryland, the United States Naval Academy is a distinguished four-year service academy that prepares students from across the United States and abroad for leadership roles. All graduates go on to serve our country as part of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. Since its founding in 1845, the academy has produced one U.S. president, two Nobel Prize winners, five governors, 29 members of Congress, and 54 astronauts.

Cianbro’s scope of work for this contract combined a complete structural rehabilitation of the seawall with exterior improvements at Farragut Field, Brown Park, and Santee Basin in Annapolis, Maryland.

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The team was honored with the opportunity to reconstruct 1,100 linear feet of seawall along Farragut Field to address daily high tides and minor storms. Funding for the $37.5 million project was made available through Congress after a U.S. senator visiting the academy found the facility's conditions concerning. The failure of the existing seawall was causing considerable sinkholes, preventing the area from being utilized at its full capacity, with traffic cones and barricades blocking off parking spaces and walking lanes. The new seawall, which is significantly taller than the previous seawall, will provide relief against sea level rise through the year 2100. It is the first project in the Naval Academy’s Installation Resiliency Plan.

Cianbro’s scope of work for this contract combined a complete structural rehabilitation of the seawall with exterior improvements at Farragut Field and Brown Park.

The rehab of the seawall started with demolishing the existing concrete. The new seawall was constructed with various foundation elements, such as sheet pile, h-piles, and concrete piles.

Part of the reconstruction included the restoration of Brown Park, a waterfront green space with many historical monuments dedicated to U.S. Navy service members. For each monument, plans were developed to either remove the monuments and reinstall them following construction or protect the monuments in place throughout the project.

The plans focused on making sure that the safety of the monuments was preserved, given their significance to sailors past, present, and future.

Our team at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, proudly participated in the ribboncutting ceremony celebrating the completion of the Farragut seawall reconstruction.

The project presented many challenges, the most significant of which was the limit of disturbance that confined the team to an area too narrow for the operation to take place as planned. The sequence of operations and the position of equipment was necessary to maximize efficiency within the constrained site. Cranes on barges performed much of the work.

The team’s ingenuity led to several innovative ideas to overcome operational constraints. The development of a unique pile driving leads and template system and a new spacing of piling layout streamlined the work. To enhance safety during the winter months, the team also proposed the installation of a temporary asphalt road in lieu of the specified steel plate roadway, which pedestrians coined as “the best paved road at the academy.”

In August 2024, the team participated in the ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the completion of the Farragut Field seawall reconstruction. Speaking on behalf of the academy, Vice Admiral Yvette M. Davids, U.S. Naval Academy superintendent, shared her appreciation: “Thank you to Cianbro and all your workers for an incredible job well done. The utter professionalism and safety consciousness of your crew has been truly phenomenal. You finished on time, respected our grounds and midshipmen, and have proven yourselves above and beyond. Thank you for your great work and for helping us protect our Academy for future generations.”

The project required reconstructing 1,100 linear feet of seawall along Farragut Field. The new seawall will provide relief against sea level rise through the year 2100.

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75 YEARS: One Team, Still Growing Stronger

Seventy-five years ago, a vision took shape in a small, rural town in central Maine. A construction company built on hard work, commitment, and perseverance was established. Through decades of industry shifts, economic challenges, and evolving technologies, the company not only endured but thrived, standing as a testament to resilience and innovation.

This milestone is no small feat. Success demands more than just skill — it requires thinking outside the box, adapting to change, and never losing sight of the principles that laid the foundation.

The company’s founding brothers — Carl, Bud, Ken, and Chuck Cianchette — were first generation Americans whose old-world roots shaped their humble beginnings.

They were raised by strong parents who taught them,

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December 30, 1949: Brothers Carl, Bud, and Ken form Cianchette Bros., Inc. Brother Chuck joins the company in 1954.

At the end of 1969, the brothers announce that Cianchette Bros., Inc. would become Cianbro Corporation as of January 1, 1970.

The Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) begins. At the annual company meeting, Ken announces that Cianbro will begin transferring ownership to its team members. By 2004, the company celebrates 100% employee-ownership with the last shares of Cianbro Stock purchased from the founders.

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“If we work together, we will do all right.” The family’s personal and business ethics were simple, honest, and powerful: treat people with dignity and respect, your word is your bond, and give back from which you take.

Integrity, innovation, resourcefulness, and a commitment to take care of one another continues to define our company’s approach to building a business. Over the decades, others with similar values and vision have joined the Cianbro family of companies. Most recently, these include A/Z Corporation, R. C. Stevens, Starcon, and Total Specialty Services. By combining resources, sharing expertise, and fostering a culture of collaboration, the strength of each company is leveraged to build a stronger organization. The belief that no one in this room is smarter than all of us drives the team to work together to expand the company’s reach in many diverse business markets across the United States.

Today, the principles that shaped our company nearly a century ago still guide our organization of over 3,000 team members. Strategic growth goes beyond expanding into new markets and regions or increasing volume — it’s about creating a dynamic organization that offers our team members opportunities to expand their skills and develop their careers. By investing in our teams and empowering them to contribute to the company’s success — while fostering a spirit of employee ownership — we unite as an organization with a shared commitment to building a stronger future.

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In 1947 and 1951, the company expanded its equipment fleet, with its first state contract to build a bridge in Dover-Foxcroft, Maine, and a subcontract for Limestone Air Force Base (later renamed Loring Air Force Base) in Limestone, Maine, respectively.

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The company expands outside of New England with two projects in the mid-Atlantic: Great Bridge project and Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission project.

The Cianbro Companies is established and includes Cianbro Corporation, Fabrication & Coating, Data Services, and Development Corporation, with Cianbro Equipment, LLC later identified in 2007.

The Cianbro Institute is established to develop the team and meet the workforce needs of projects.

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75 Years: One Team, Still Growing Stronger (continued) Reflecting on how the company founders may feel about celebrating their 75-year anniversary if they were here today, Andi Vigue, chairman and CEO of The Cianbro Companies, said “They are smiling. They're not just smiling because we made it 75 years — yes, they are proud of that — but they are more proud of how we’ve done it. We have stayed true to the values this company was founded on. We’ve stayed true to each other, the people, and our customers.”

The foundation we’ve built together is more than a reflection of our past — it’s the springboard for everything we will achieve in the years to come. As we celebrate 75 years, we honor the journey that brought us here and look ahead with determination, ready to build an even stronger, brighter future together.

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Starcon International, Inc., founded in Illinois, joins The Cianbro Companies.

R. C. Stevens Construction Company of Winter Garden, Florida, joins The Cianbro Companies.

2013 The philosophy of Beyond Zero is introduced to improve the team’s health and safety at home and at work.

2019 A/Z Corporation of North Stonington, Connecticut, joins The Cianbro Companies.

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2023 Total Specialty Services (TSS) of Pasadena, Texas, joins The Cianbro Companies.

Above: Project Engineer Mackenzie McConnell (left) and Engineering Intern Matt Kempf (right), discuss the Lockwood Mill Redevelopment project in Waterville, Maine. Cianbro is the construction manager for the project, with A/Z team members managing the work. Once the project is complete, the 150-year-old textile mill building will provide over 60 new housing apartments and commercial space for the community.

Celebrating Cross-Company Collaboration A/Z CORPORATION

By James Oliver In yet another example of the unity found within The Cianbro Companies, team members from Cianbro and A/Z Corporation have been collaborating on several plant expansion projects throughout Massachusetts for a major energy provider. Among these projects is the expansion of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant in Eastern Massachusetts, which produces up to 50 million cubic feet of natural gas daily for nearby residential, commercial, and industrial areas. The cross-company efforts between Cianbro and A/Z were a significant factor in this project’s success, with team members from both firms working closely together at every stage of construction.

“Having in-house subject matter experts with robust experience in their respective disciplines allows Cianbro and A/Z to hand-select individuals who best meet the needs of the project and client,” said Lee McConnell, senior project manager.

The collaboration began during the request for proposal phase of the project when estimators and operations managers from Cianbro and A/Z came together to prepare the scope of work and budget needed to complete the LNG plant on schedule. From there, A/Z Design team members — led by Erin Wengell, senior associate architect — developed designs for the expanded plant and coordinated preconstruction efforts with the rest of the team. Construction of the plant facilities is underway, with operations and self-perform experts from both companies working as a unified team to ensure adherence to the highest quality standards.

Three new facilities are included in the project scope: a 7,680-square-foot control building, a 2,500-square-foot

A new control building is under construction as part of the LNG plant expansion project in Massachusetts. This facility will be the central hub for plant operations and feature the main control room, administrative spaces, and employee amenities.

maintenance building, and a 1,625-square-foot electrical building. The control and electrical buildings are concrete masonry unit facilities featuring fiberglass reinforced plastic wall paneling and suspended ceiling grids. The control building houses the plant’s main control room, office and conference areas, document storage library, and employee amenities, such as a break room with a kitchenette. The inside of the electrical building contains new equipment to modernize the plant’s electrical infrastructure; these installations include an exterior cable tray system, a service transformer, and a backup generator.

The maintenance building is a pre-engineered metal structure with a mechanical workspace, pallet racks, tool cabinets, and other equipment.

With these new facilities, the LNG plant will benefit from improved redundancy, more reliable systems, and increased space to accommodate additional staff for facility control and management. The project, anticipated to be completed in 2025, is a measure of the effectiveness of our cross-company teamwork, paving the way for future collaboration opportunities.

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Fostering Strong Safety Leaders SAFETY

Team members from across The Cianbro Companies participated in the 31st annual HSE Professional Leadership Development program held at the Cianbro Institute in Pittsfield, Maine. By investing in our team members’ development, we reinforce our commitment to a supportive and proactive safety culture across the company.

By Colby Cain Team members from The Cianbro Companies participated in the 31st annual Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) Professional Leadership Development program, which kicked off in April 2025 at the Cianbro Institute in Pittsfield, Maine.

environmental professionals, enabling them to provide the best care and guidance for their projects. By investing in our team members’ development, we strive to foster a supportive and proactive health and safety culture throughout our organization.

This event brought together participants from all levels of the organization for two and a half days of presentations by internal and external experts. Topics ranged from safety protocols and leadership strategies to mental health awareness and problem-solving techniques.

Team members leave the program inspired and are better equipped to lead with confidence and integrity, ready to implement the valuable insights and strategies they gained.

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By investing in our team members’ development, we reinforce our commitment to a supportive and proactive health and safety culture across the company.

Hospital Enhancements to Meet Evolving Healthcare Needs A/Z CORPORATION

By James Oliver Lawrence + Memorial Hospital (L+M), an affiliate of Yale New Haven Health (YNHH), provides medical services to approximately 250,000 individuals in Connecticut’s New London County, Rhode Island’s Washington County, and New York’s Fishers Island. To address the ever-changing healthcare landscape and continue providing quality care for its patients, the hospital planned a $60+ million expansion of its emergency department and robust upgrades to the electrical infrastructure. A/Z, which frequently partners with L+M for such high-level projects, was tasked with executing each stage of this multi-year project.

“A/Z has developed a strong team of experts in the healthcare construction industry. Most projects here have a phased approach, only allowing specific areas of the overall footprint to be completed at a time,” said Superintendent Alex Duczynski.

The first phase of this program encompassed strengthening the hospital’s electrical service with modernized equipment.

The existing emergency generators, which had exceeded

A/Z team members (left to right) Jake Montminy, Conner LaFlamme, and Anthony Ends, assist with an expansion and upgrade project for Lawrence + Memorial Hospital in New London, Connecticut. The project includes expansion of the hospital’s emergency department and upgrades to its electrical infrastructure.

their service life, were dismantled and replaced with two 2,000 kW diesel generators. Two 13.2 kV primary service feeders were installed to feed back into the hospital. New 15 kV utility feeds were also terminated, tested, and energized to support the electrical infrastructure further.

Once the electrical upgrades were substantially complete, construction progressed on an addition to the emergency department building. The three-story expansion was constructed on a micropile foundation in front of the existing facility and features a new entrance, a lobby/ reception area, and vertical treatment rooms. Several treatment areas from the main building were relocated to take advantage of the increased space; these include the ultrasound and computed tomography suites and the radiology department.

The project team completed the electric upgrades and emergency department addition in 2024, allowing them to shift their focus toward the next phase of the program: renovating the original emergency department building. This will be executed in five stages through the end of 2026. In addition to this ongoing construction, A/Z has been awarded contracts for additional initiatives at L+M Hospital and other YNHH facilities throughout Connecticut.

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Connecting Communities through the Ticonic Bridge INFRASTRUCTURE

By Tom Senior After more than 110 years of service, the Ticonic Bridge connecting Waterville and Winslow, Maine, is being replaced due to significant structural deterioration. The new bridge is designed to serve the community for the next century, enhancing downtown accessibility with 6-foot sidewalks for pedestrians and 5-foot shoulders for cyclists. Its modern crash-resistant rails, architectural lighting, and corrosionresistant materials ensure durability and safety.

The century-old bridge, which carries route 201 over the Kennebec River, was originally built as a steel truss bridge in the 1800s. A concrete deck arch bridge, consisting of a trolley line and a small roadway, was later built. During the Great Flood of 1936, the bridge sustained significant damage when a large ice chunk struck a pier. Repairs included widening the structure. As trolley use declined and vehicle traffic grew, the bridge was further widened in 1970 to meet increasing demand, a project that Cianbro was a part of.

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More than 50 years later, the Maine Department of Transportation determined that a new bridge was necessary, as repairs could not fully restore its integrity or ensure the desired longevity. The new bridge is being replaced in two parts. Stage one includes the demolition of the 1970 bridge deck and reconstruction of the upstream half of the bridge. The second stage includes the demolition of the existing 1911 arch bridge and 1936 bridge deck, followed by the construction of the remaining downstream bridge.

The innovative use of overhead gantry cranes and a custom-designed truss system played a key role as the first half of the concrete bridge deck and steel girders were dismantled. This approach, developed by the Cianbro team, enabled efficient work and showcased the collaboration between the field team and in-house engineers in tackling a complex project. “Using gantry cranes to demolish the bridge was a smart solution that mitigated risk and made a challenging task safer for our team,” said Cliff Albert, assistant project superintendent.

By the end of 2024, the team had successfully completed phase one of the project. This included constructing a new concrete pier in the river and installing new abutments.

Girders, measuring up to 150 feet long and weighing over 140,000 pounds each, support the new utilities and concrete bridge deck. To complete the bridge deck, the team placed approximately 600 yards of concrete.

Due to in-water work restrictions and extreme highwater flows in the Kennebec River, it was necessary to resequence the team's work during phase one. These conditions posed challenges for concrete demolition and containment in the riverbed. Planning was further complicated by the river’s steep banks, fluctuating water levels, and its role as a habitat for Atlantic salmon and Shortnose sturgeon, which made access to the work area difficult. Additionally, the presence of numerous utilities along the bridge required special measures for relocation while maintaining uninterrupted service.

As the new year began, the team moved the overhead gantry cranes from the north set of trusses to the south set. With the cranes safely picked, rotated, and swapped, phase two of construction began. A full bridge closure during the first half of 2025 allows for the demolition of the existing arch bridge and the construction of its replacement. Once complete, the team will remove the gantry components and move on to demolish the existing piers beneath the new bridge.

“This project has brought talent from across the company to create a powerhouse team,” said Cliff. The bridge remains on schedule for completion in spring 2027, marking an important step in keeping Waterville, Winslow, and nearby communities connected and accessible.

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In 1970, Cianbro was involved in widening the Ticonic Bridge as vehicle traffic grew and trolley use declined.

Overview of the project to replace the Ticonic Bridge between Waterville and Winslow, Maine.

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Stage one of the Ticonic Bridge Replacement project in Waterville/ Winslow, Maine, includes demolition of the 1970 bridge deck and reconstruction of the upstream half of the bridge. Stage two includes demolition of the existing 1911 arch bridge and 1936 bridge deck, followed by construction of the remaining downstream bridge.

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Enhancing Danone's Production Capabilities R. C. STEVENS

An aerial view of one of Danone’s facilities in Jacksonville, Florida, where R. C. Stevens has been delivering a multiphase renovation for one of North America’s largest food and beverage companies.

By Katie Kelly R. C. Stevens has been working with Danone in Jacksonville, Florida, on a multiphase renovation for their newly equipped beverage processing facility, remodeling nearly 50% of their existing plant. The project began in September 2023 and is estimated to be completed in spring 2025.

The renovation will support Danone, a leading global food and beverage company with over 55 production facilities in the world. By enhancing its Jacksonville plant, the company will improve their production process throughout the United States for various dairy and dairy-free beverage brands, such as Silk, Land O’Lakes, and International Delight.

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R. C. Stevens constructed and remodeled approximately 100,000 square feet of the 115,000-square-foot plant.

Along with taking the storage warehouse and turning it into a process line, additions such as a new breakroom, batch room, compressor room, and process room have been added to the building.

The current project has similarities to previous scopes of work completed by R. C. Stevens for Coca-Cola and T. G. Lee Dairy, which included building industrial freezer plants and processing plants.

During construction, the team self-performed a significant amount of the work, including concrete and demolition. When the existing boilers unexpectedly went down during construction, the team sprang into action, quickly making new tie-ins to ensure the plant remained operational with temporary boilers.

The team is on track to finish the project ahead of schedule despite additions to the original plans. Over 22 change requests/additions, such as a wastewater treatment plant and more interior work were added to the original scope.

In addition to producing delicious beverages, the new plant positively impacts the surrounding community by creating new job opportunities. Operating 24 hours a day, the facility offers employees flexible work schedules. Danone also secured a grant from the city to help beautify local neighborhoods and stimulate economic growth.

Above: R. C. Steven converted a processing area from a cold storage room. It now houses processing equipment and production lines.

Right: Due to the outstanding work being completed on the Danone Plant, the R. C. Stevens team was also awarded a new Wastewater Treatment Plant at Danone, Jacksonville.

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25-Year Recognitions for 2024 The following team members have each devoted a quarter-century of service to The Cianbro Companies.

CIANBRO Scott Alexander

Shawn Bickford

Scott is a quick learner who has worked in multiple roles and is considered a subject matter expert in diagnosing aerial lift and telehandler issues. He is detail-oriented and patient. His insights are thoughtful, practical, and always add value. Beyond his expertise, Scott brings humor and a great personality to the team. A happy guy who might sing a few notes for you, he enjoys making his team smile.

Shawn has worked in all our operating regions and has led significant projects for Cianbro. Loyal, trustworthy, and dependable, he’s always willing to do what it takes to get the job done. He supports his teams by doing everything from operating equipment to managing entire projects.

Extremely family-oriented, Shawn also shows a genuine concern for his fellow team members.

Christopher Bagley

Benjamin Blodgett

Throughout his dedicated years of service, Chris has held numerous positions. He is considered one of the most talented operators around — there isn’t a piece of equipment he can’t run. Chris willingly fills in for roles he has previously had or helps with any task asked of him.

You can also count on him to add some dry humor or a harmless prank along the way.

Ben has a smile that warms the room when he enters it. He is a talented and driven Cianbro team member that holds himself and the team to high standards. Ben’s contribution to our success is invaluable, and his drive to win is unmatched. He leads people effectively, solves problems, and makes sound judgments under pressure.

Esteban Bernal Esteban is the kind of team member you can always count on — loyal, dependable, and willing to do whatever is asked of him. A devoted family man, he takes care of his loved ones and is proud of his children, including his son, who also works for Cianbro. He assists with translation for our Spanish-speaking team members, ensuring their understanding of important communications and making sure their ideas, concerns, and feedback are heard.

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Richard Brescia Richard’s dedication and commitment to seeing the company succeed is relentless. His tireless drive and work ethic inspire those around him. He can be trusted to get the job done and believes in the spirit of the team.

Throughout his career, Richard has sacrificed, moving across the country to take on some of our largest, most challenging jobs. He is a trusted and loyal team member.

John Clark In addition to reaching 25 years of service in 2024, John also retired from the company. John has been a solid ironworker throughout his career.

Whenever a large steel erection project starts, one of the first questions asked is, “Where’s John working?” This is a testament to his reputation as a skilled and dependable ironworker. He keeps his team members on their toes while fostering a fun environment in every project he works on.

Bobbi Collins Bobbi’s experience and longevity are key to performing the many functions she excels at today. She goes out of her way to help her team on the job sites — whether at home, at work, or on holiday.

Always available and willing to lend a hand to her team, she also ensures customers get what they need, when they need it, and on time.

Jeffrey Gillespie In addition to reaching 25 years of service in 2024, Jeffrey also retired from the company. Jeffrey was a highly skilled electrician with the ability to execute large amounts of work in a short time, always ensuring the job was done safely and correctly. His extensive substation knowledge and expertise immediately put clients at ease. Jeffrey was key to helping Cianbro build a strong reputation with many utility companies in the Southeast.

Gary Guindon Gary is a veteran crane operator with a wealth of experience. Smart, thorough, and committed to safety, he is passionate and meticulous about his work. Gary’s dedication to excellence is evident in everything he does. He is particularly helpful to eager new team members. As a mentor, he takes the time to guide and teach, ensuring that others learn the importance of precision and safety on the job.

Michele Toothaker Michele is the rock of the finance administration team — caring, loving, and always there to support those around her. A knowledgeable leader, she has played a crucial role in multiple areas, including the integration of company acquisitions. Willing to learn and develop others, Michele consistently helps whenever needed. She has also been instrumental in driving system upgrades and implementations, ensuring the team stays ahead with the latest technology.

Jason White Jason is a hard worker who loves to learn anything he can. He is skilled across multiple crafts and is one of the best instrumentation fitters Cianbro has ever had. He is the go-to expert for all things instrumentation. Always willing to help across the trades, Jason shares his knowledge through development and mentorship, both in the field and for craft competitions. Dedicated and always willing to give his time, Jason is a true asset to the team.

A/Z Corporation Donald Swanson Don retired in 2025 after 25 years of service. His leadership and significant contributions to A/Z were instrumental to the strategic growth of our company.

He was actively involved in almost every aspect of A/Z’s growth, whether in markets, geography, or strategic client relationships. Under Don’s leadership, A/Z has delivered landmark projects throughout New England, including complex builds for resort casinos, healthcare systems, regional utilities, and defense manufacturers. He was steadfast in his commitment to developing client and industry relationships and known for his ability to guide teams through every challenge.

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25-Year Recognitions (continued) Jeffrey Cooper Jeff is relied upon for his technical expertise and his ability to sustain strong relationships with A/Z’s most valued customers. He has a natural talent for understanding complex, precise requirements and delivering solutions that exceed expectations. With a blend of professionalism, attention to detail, and genuine commitment to client success, Jeff has helped shape A/Z’s reputation for excellence.

He leads by example, always focusing on creating positive outcomes and fostering trust within his team.

Matthew Gendron Throughout his career on the telecom team, Matt has demonstrated impressive growth by delivering successful projects, mentoring new team members, and building lasting client relationships. His willingness to share knowledge and guide others has earned him respect from colleagues and customers alike. Matt’s dedication, combined with his positive attitude and technical acumen, has made him a key contributor to A/Z’s continued success in the telecom sector. He is a genuine team player who helps everyone around him thrive.

Eric Herrman Eric is a 38-year veteran of the construction industry. During his 25 years with A/Z, he has managed some of our largest and most complex projects. Eric is a trusted leader in the industry, and clients continue to ask for him to be on their projects. His skill goes beyond being a great builder — he is one of our most respected professionals and admired within the company for his skill and commitment to his craft.

Starcon Jeffrey Parrish Jeff is a talented mechanic with years of experience across multiple trades.

His expertise and strong work ethic make him an invaluable member of the New Lenox warehouse team.

Jeff strives to ensure each project is completed correctly the first time and is always focused on safety as a top priority.

The power and energy team works in Auburn, Maine, upgrading poles, transformers, and other critical components. Throughout Maine and New Hampshire, our distribution team routinely performs maintenance on the electrical grid, ensuring reliable power for our communities.

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Supporting Success: CFCC’s Role in Project Advancement FABRICATION & COATING By the CFCC Team

Sydney King (left) and Brooke Johnson, both structural welders, work on steel that will be used for the one of the many projects the CFCC supports for The Cianbro Companies.

Cianbro Fabrication & Coating Corporation (CFCC) supports The Cianbro Companies by pre-manufacturing steel components off site and delivering them ready for assembly. This streamlined process improves safety, efficiency, and quality control. The team services all parts of the organization and provides quality steel components that meet project needs.

With over 113,000 work hours in 2024, the team covered a variety of work, from miscellaneous steel handrails for the Sappi mill in Maine to temporary jacking steel for Pulaski Skyway in New Jersey. Two large projects included the WALK Bridge Replacement in Norwalk, Connecticut, and the Ticonic Bridge Replacement in Waterville/Winslow, Maine.

The team has successfully delivered temporary work trestles to facilitate bridge construction for the WALK Bridge Replacement project. These trestles are essential for providing laydown areas and supporting cranes and other heavy construction equipment, enabling work on the challenging, difficult-to-reach portions of the bridge directly from the water.

The temporary work trestles total over 2,900 tons of steel. The CFCC team coordinated and managed the fabrication process with three partner/fabricators to complete the trestles while self-performing 1,000 tons of steel and dedicating 19,000 work hours to ensure the project’s success.

The Ticonic Bridge Replacement also required CFCC’s capabilities and assistance with innovative solutions. To dismantle the old bridge’s concrete deck and steel girders efficiently, overhead gantry cranes are being used. The team has also fabricated three massive 700-foot gantry crane trusses and accompanying support towers. These structures are designed to facilitate the crane's movement across the bridge. The scale of this undertaking is substantial, involving over 1,000 tons of steel and requiring approximately 23,000 work hours from the CFCC team.

The CFCC team also supported the power and energy team with a project in western Maine by furnishing 170 tons of steel. The team has completed over 4,000 fabrication hours, providing everything from anchor bolt templates to bus/tray support steel, equipment support structures, and other miscellaneous items.

These projects highlight CFCC's expertise in large-scale fabrication and reinforce its role as a key player across the organization. Their successful completion showcases acumen and the ability to deliver complex solutions. By setting a benchmark for future projects, CFCC continues to demonstrate its commitment to safety, quality, precision, and excellence in steel fabrication.

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Constructing New Tank Farms For a Global Chemical Supplier

By James Oliver

This new above-ground tank farm features twenty 11,700-gallon tanks, increasing the capacity of BYK’s raw materials storage.

For over 150 years, BYK Additives & Instruments has been a leading international supplier of specialty chemical and additive products. The company operates a 65,000-squarefoot manufacturing facility in Wallingford, Connecticut, which also serves as BYK's North American headquarters. A/Z has collaborated with BYK on multiple projects throughout the years. After installing new emergency relief vents, A/Z was awarded two significant projects — the construction of an above-ground tank farm and an underground tank farm. As demand for chemical additives grows, these tank farms will greatly increase BYK's production capabilities and enable it to meet the rising demand.

Because the facility remained operational during construction, “an extremely high level of coordination was required on both projects to allow for high-impact construction activities to continue without disrupting BYK's processes,” said Project Manager Joseph Manfredi.

The projects were executed consecutively, with work on the above-ground tank farm proceeding first. A/Z's design team developed the layout of the facility, which covers 4,700 square feet and features twenty 11,700-gallon raw material tanks containing Class IIIB combustible liquids.

A new deck was designed and built to connect the tank farm's piping to BYK's production building and provide safe

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access for tanker trucks. Once the design was finalized and approved, A/Z deployed its self-perform teams to demolish an existing shed and tank pad to prepare the site for construction. Existing underground utilities were relocated, and new ones were installed to support the tank farm. Twenty concrete bases were poured to support each tank. The farm is surrounded by a steel frame structure with ladders, catwalks, safety rails, a three-foot containment wall, and a partially removable roof. During construction, A/Z’s electrical team installed new electrical equipment needed to make the tank farm operational, while A/Z’s mechanical team was responsible for installing process pipes and pumps, as well as coordinating system start-up and commissioning.

As the above-ground tank farm neared completion, A/Z and BYK began building the underground tank farm. Six underground tanks, averaging close to 30,000 gallons within BYK's chemical processing plant, will further support the storage of raw materials and expand chemical production.

This project required demolishing of a structural steel

canopy, installing a structural earth retention system, and relocating a spill containment catch tank. The storage tanks and their associated pumps, pipes, and instrumentation were installed afterward. Once the tanks were in position, a new canopy was constructed over the tank farm, and a pipe bridge was built across the active courtyard.

“The Underground Tank Farm project has been both interesting and challenging,” said Senior Project Manager Colin Chan. “Thanks to an excellent client, outstanding trade partners, and dedicated A/Z team members, it has been incredibly rewarding to see our planned work come together smoothly, on schedule, and within budget.”

The above-ground tank farm was completed in May 2024, while construction on the underground tank farm is planned for a spring 2025 completion. With both farms in operation, BYK will enjoy expanded storage capacity at its Wallingford facilities and match its supply with the increased demand for chemical additives.

Andi Vigue Honored in JA’s Maine Business Hall of Fame On November 4, 2024, Andi Vigue, chairman and CEO of The Cianbro Companies, was inducted into Junior Achievement's Maine Business Hall of Fame at their annual celebration. More than 400 business owners and professionals from across Maine gathered to honor influential leaders and highlight the importance of empowering students for future economic success.

Andi Vigue honored by Junior Achievement of Maine.

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Junior Achievement (JA) of Maine is a nonprofit organization that inspires and prepares young people for success. JA's Maine Business Hall of Fame recognizes individuals who have made a lasting impact on both our economy and our communities. Andi was one of two honorees recognized at the celebration.

“I wake up each morning thinking about the 3,500 people I work for and what my focus needs to be to support them in their efforts moving forward,” said Andi. “It takes a true team to successfully overcome all that is dealt our way.

Being diverse and able to leverage each other’s strengths is fundamental to our success.”

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Peter Vigue (left), honorary director and chair emeritus, and former chairman and CEO of The Cianbro Companies, stands next to Andi Vigue, chairman and CEO, at a dedication of the Peter G, the newest workboat to join the Cianbro fleet.

The Peter G Dedication Successful leaders are like workboats — they lend a guiding hand while supporting the organization as it moves in a strategic direction. That’s why the newest workboat to join the Cianbro fleet in 2024 was named Peter G. Peter G. Vigue, honorary director and chair emeritus, and former chairman and CEO, dedicated his career to building, leading, and guiding The Cianbro Companies. The Peter G serves as a working example of Cianbro’s approach to leadership through personal power: guiding, supporting, and catalyzing success.

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The companies’ most successful leaders, including Peter, rely on their personal power, not positional power, to guide their actions. Positional power comes from a title, while personal power is earned through respect and setting an example. Personal power is many things: how you treat others, show that you care, develop perspective, build relationships, and gain insight.

The Peter G was dedicated on June 17, 2024, at the Tidal Basin in Washington, D.C., and will stand as a testament to its namesake for many years to come, guiding a hand while supporting the organization as it moves forward.

Celebrating 10 Years of Service and Safety in Clute STARCON

By Ryne Elfstrom On Thursday, June 27, 2024, Starcon's facility in Clute, Texas, marked a decade of excellence in the industry.

This achievement celebrates 10 years of outstanding service and also reflects an incredible safety record — 10 years injury-free! It is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and unwavering commitment demonstrated by every member of the team.

Over the past decade, the team has accumulated over 1.7 million safe work hours. The team has had the privilege of supporting a diverse range of clients in the region, including some of the most prominent names in the industry, such as Dow Chemical, Braskem, Olin, INEOS, TPC Group, and Polynt. These long-term partnerships have been a driving force behind the company’s continued growth. We are proud to have played a role in their operations.

This milestone is not just about the number of years or safe work hours — it’s about the dedication of the individuals who contribute to the company's success.

The safety culture we have cultivated over the years has been built by the vigilance of our team members.

Each person who has been part of the Clute office and fabrication shop deserves recognition for their efforts to uphold the highest standards of safety and quality.

Whether you’ve been with us for a decade or have joined the team more recently, your commitment to safety, quality, and excellence has made this milestone possible.

As we celebrate this achievement, we look forward to the future with excitement and optimism. Here’s to the next chapter of our journey — one that will undoubtedly include continued growth, innovation, and, most importantly, an unwavering focus on safety.

The team at the Starcon office and fabrication facility in Clute, Texas, celebrated 10 years injury-free in 2024.

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Awards Across the Company The Cianbro Companies Well Represented as ABC Top Performers The Cianbro Companies were strongly represented in the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) 2025 Top Performer lists.

The team’s commitment to safety, inclusion, and diversity, as well as quality, value, and project excellence, is why we have received these prestigious recognitions. ‍Cianbro: • No. 30 - Top 250 Performers • No. 17 - Top General Contractors Starcon: • No. 35 - Top 250 Performers • No. 21 - Top General Contractors R. C. Stevens Construction Company: No. 234 - Top 250 Performers No. 132 - Top General Contractors

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Through credentials like STEP (Safety Training Evaluation Process), AQC (Accredited Quality Contractor), and other robust programs, ABC members qualify to be ranked as a Top Performer. To view all the Top Performers lists, visit ABC's Top Performers page, abc.org/Membership/Top-Performers or scan the QR code.

Project Accolades Continue from ABC North Hero Grand Isle Bridge Replacement | Cianbro ABC for New Hampshire/Vermont presented the team with an Excellence in Construction award for the North Hero Grand Isle Bridge Replacement project in Vermont. The historic double-leaf bascule bridge is the only vehicular movable bridge in Vermont.

It was replaced on a new foundation with a similar aesthetic and the same draw width as the existing bridge built in 1953.

Throughout the construction project, planning was an essential tool to ensure the bridge was completed on time. With time of year restrictions, boating season, and difficult winter conditions, the construction planning and startup of the new bridge needed to be in lockstep.

After winning at the regional level, the project moved forward to compete nationally and earned ABC National’s Excellence in Construction Eagle Award in the Infrastructure: Heavy category.

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Team members Mike Mantoni (left), Marc Caldwell (center), and John Ciolfi (right) were present to receive the Excellence in Construction award from ABC New Hampshire/Vermont for the North Hero Grand Isle Bridge. Also present, but not pictured, were Amanda McDermott, Will Traver, and Alan Fisher.

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Cianbro and A/Z team members attended the ABC Massachusetts awards ceremony where both companies were recognized with project honors.

M5 Project America | A/Z Corporation ABC Massachusetts awarded A/Z the 2024 Excellence in Construction Eagle Award for its work on Nitto Avecia’s M5 Project America, a multimillion-dollar expansion of its Milford, Massachusetts facility. This project was executed during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the project team was recognized for their ingenuity and collaboration to overcome supply chain disruptions and maintain pandemic-era safety practices.

The ABC Massachusetts and ABC Connecticut chapters recognized the team during their annual award ceremonies for the Replacement of Wash Tanks 1 and 2 project for our client Eastman Chemical. The Massachusetts chapter presented the team with an Excellence in Construction Eagle Award while the Connecticut chapter presented an Award of Merit. The awards for outstanding field personnel on the project went to Katherine Baker and Jonathan Correia.

The project involved replacing two wash tanks within the primary chemical processing area of Eastman’s facility in central Massachusetts. The scope of work included coordinating construction schedules for all involved contractors and removing existing infrastructure, as well as installing new vessels, agitation equipment, monorails, access platforms, and roofing. The team cut approximately two weeks from the planned outage by preassembling the new vessels and agitators, which helped ensure minimal disruption to Eastman’s operations.

HMD Turnaround | Starcon At the ABC Greater Houston chapter’s annual Excellence in Construction Awards Gala, Starcon’s team at Invista in Victoria, Texas, received two awards for their performance on the HMD Turnaround project. The first honor received was the Best in Class Excellence In Construction Award in the turnarounds and shutdowns category. The night was capped off with the most prestigious award presented to Starcon — the Best of Houston Award. This award recognizes the best overall project out of all competition categories.

Brandon Mabile (left) of the ABC Greater Houston Chapter Executive Committee, honors Starcon team members Kelli Motley and Billy Hines with an ABC Excellence Award. Michael Richter (right), president of the ABC Greater Houston Chapter, joins the presentation.

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Safety Excellence Awards Presented by Industry Business Roundtable TSS brought home silver at the 37th Annual Safety Awards presented by the Industry Business Roundtable (IBR) and the Houston Area Health and Safety Council (HASC). The team received the honor in the soft craft (small) category.

To be recognized in the awards program, a contractor or subcontractor is nominated by another company using their services. TSS is proud of the team working on the project for Covestro. Their hard work and commitment to safety resulted in Covestro nominating TSS for this award.

Additionally, Starcon received the prestigious Best in Class Award in the general contractor (large) category. From receiving the client nomination, to executing a successful job site audit — the Starcon team at Chevron Phillips Chemical in Baytown, Texas, stepped up to assist in the process. A special thank you goes to team members Justin Brooks, Yobanny Lopez, and Carlos Saldana for the time and dedication provided to help Starcon receive this special recognition — the first Best in Class recognition for Starcon since 2013.

Team members (left to right) Robert Rigby, Steven Keto, Doug Dudley, Larry Dunn, and Freddy Robles accept a Safety Excellence Award for Total Specialty Services from IBR.

Willie Wells (left), IBR president, honors the Starcon team of Carlos Saldana, Brian Walker, Yobanny Lopez, and Corey Wright with the Best in Class award. Russell Klinegardner, HASC president & CEO, joins in the presentation.

Team Members Showcase Skills At the 2025 Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) National Craft Championships in Las Vegas, Nevada, team members from Cianbro and Starcon demonstrated their expertise among more than 190 skilled craftspeople from across the country.

Congratulations to our competitors, including: Jarrod Sanborn (Cianbro) – won gold and safety awards in millwright, Roman Fufalko (Starcon) – won gold in pipefitting, Ben Ginnelly (Cianbro) – won silver in pipe welding, Max Owen (Cianbro) – won silver in structural welding, Baxter Cole (Cianbro) competed in tig welding, Dennis Attaway (Starcon) – competed in millwright, and Jose Godinez (Starcon) – competed in pipe welding.

Thank you to our craft instructors who worked with our competitors to prepare them for the competition.

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The team from Cianbro and Starcon who attended the 2025 Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) National Craft Championships is pictured in Las Vegas, Nevada.

From left to right: Jason White, Dan Coffey, Kelly McIntosh, Dennis Attaway, Jose Godinez, Baxter Cole, Jarrod Sanborn, Ben Ginnelly, Max Owen, Fred Viano, Jr., Roman Fufalko, Mike Bennett, Mark Brooks, and Daron Hanson.

Letters We Like to Receive Governor Mills Congratulates Cianbro for 75 Years On behalf of the people of the State of Maine, Governor Janet Mills recognized and congratulated Cianbro for 75 years in business.

Chairman and CEO Andi Vigue and Vice President Peter Cianchette proudly accepted a letter of recognition from the governor at the Maine State House. “I am grateful for all you have done throughout the State of Maine and the country,” Governor Mills said, “and wish you continued success in the years to come.”

Vice President Peter Cianchette (left) and Chairman and CEO Andi Vigue accept a letter of recognition from Governor Janet Mills at the Maine State House.

Senator Collins Presents Flag for 75th Anniversary As requested by Senator Susan M. Collins, Cianbro was presented with a flag that was flown over the United States Capitol in recognition of the company's 75th anniversary. “This milestone reflects the outstanding work ethic, reputation for excellence, and resilience of the entire Cianbro team,” the Senator said in a letter to Chairman and CEO Andi Vigue. Thank you to Senator Collins for this meaningful gesture.

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2024 Health & Safety Coin Recognition The Health and Safety Coin is the highest safety recognition within our organization. Each year, the senior leadership team is provided with two coins each. When team members are witnessed demonstrating exceptional health and safety behaviors, the coins are presented to those team members as a thank you for their dedication and commitment to health and safety, setting a high standard for their teams and projects.

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Over the past year, team members were recognized for a variety of health and safety leadership behaviors:

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Exercising stop work obligations, evacuating during an emergency, standing up to do the right thing, and demonstrating leadership in promoting safety.

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Being a team player, responding to medical emergencies/accidents, checking in on others’ wellbeing, assisting those in need, and showing compassion.

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Contributing innovative ideas for improved safety and productivity; sharing important knowledge, such as benefit information and wellness resources; and developing others.

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William Figueroa

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Fermin Tadeo

Francisco Atiyeh

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Agustin Segura

Alex Chavez

Fred Patin

Mike Roth

Curtis Brown

Tony Vitley & Richard Zamora

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Shawna McKenney & Pat Sughrue

Francisco Aguilar

Craig Chambers

Zach Gardiner

Scott Morris

Matt Henry

Matt Dolby

Jamie White

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Team Member Anniversaries

Honoring our active team members across The Cianbro Companies who have one or more years of service.

55 Years Peter Vigue 46 Years Charles Cianchette Thomas Stone 44 Years William Hadlock Steve Hesson Brent Kirby Perry Lorenz 43 Years Alan Goepner 42 Years Mona Evy Alan Fisher Gary Sicard 40 Years Tim Keating 39 Years William Annibalini Paul Belanger 38 Years Neal Dawes Craig Holmquist James Richards 37 Years Shawn Bickford Kevin Curry Joseph Friant Jean Gantnier Patricia Laas Ernest Long Thomas Meunier Ronald Nickerson Dale Smith 36 Years Richard Beliveau O'Neil Boivin Trent Clukey John Gamage Michael Hilton Howard Lynds Darin Merrifield Elbridge Watson 35 Years Philip Dube Brian Hartness 56

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34 Years Dann Hayden James Heist Kellie McGrail Brian Ohlendorf Shawn Ramsay Matthew Velte 33 Years Thomas Hamel Bentley Hatteberg Albert Osswald James Rossi Kimberly Sieber Mark Zagrobelny 32 Years Duane Boissoneault Charles Brower Greg Frantz Robert Seegmiller Andi Vigue Max Wahl 31 Years Thomas Carranza Kevin Crowell Eric George Jack Guarnaccia Jeffrey Hinchman Rick Leonard Michael Stevens Cory Thompson Andrew Tower 30 Years Tara Coffin Jon Collins Milton Cruikshank, II Dawn Erb Paul Franceschi Kevin Grass Todd Hoffa Charles Nutter 29 Years Michael Bennett Jason Butler Jason Curry Lincoln Denison, Jr. Thomas Dewey Todd Folsom Scott Knowlen Kevin Kokotovich Thomas Mahar Joseph Orlando James Peakes

Edward Shortoff, Jr. Raymond Therrien Troy Twitchell Daniel Williams Kenneth Woodcock 28 Years Michael Berry Andrew Bowden Patti-Lynn Brann Michael Brodeur George Carpenter Ralph Clukey Wayne Enman John Farnham Timothy Flewelling Charles Hall David Hibbard Todd Lambert Steven Lusi Keith Mazzarese Robert Peters Keith Ryder Christopher Scott Larry Snowman, Jr. Jennifer Turcotte Bradley Vanadestine Brian Wheeler 27 Years Craig Alexander David Bousquet Allyn Brice Barry Brooks Joshua Brown John Coon, Jr. Christopher Downs Troy Dziecinny Chaderick French Maurice Gould Jeffrey Hetzer Dale Kolashuk Douglas LaCroix Laurette Laverdiere Thomas Levandowski Randy Morin Mark Nelson Jeremy Sherman Aaron Walsh 26 Years Scott Alexander Christopher Bagley Esteban Bernal Shawn Bickford Benjamin Blodgett Richard Brescia

Anthony Carr Bobbi Collins Jeffrey Cooper Matthew Gendron Gary Guindon Jeffrey Parrish Donald Swanson Michele Toothaker Jason White 25 Years David Bolduc Richard Bonick Aron Ceglarek Adele Diodato Jacob Dionne Shawn Doran Neil Dupont Michael Edwards Luke Finley Langis Gagnon Ryan Graves Scott Hepworth Eric Herrman Catherine Hryniewicz Mark Hutchins Donna Jacques Steve Johnston Eric Lane Jeremy Lane Jose Luna Torres James Lyons Jeremy Mace Gary Mason Garrett McVaney Shawn Reid Susan Roberts Jason Rourke Francisco Salazar Kerry Swallow Jeremy Whitney 24 Years Ernest Adams Hunter Anderson Ronald Ayres Jason Batchelder Maurice Batchelder Christopher Brann Ulicer Castro Linwood Charette Joshua Clark Roland Clark Justin Desrosiers Sharon Ebbs Anthony Falcon Christopher Folsom

Jon Gliniewicz Oscar Hernandez Andrew Hryniewicz Lance Keen Salvador Lara David Maheu Robert Mayhew, Jr. Mark McLean Craig Mulonet Seth Norton Joyce Przybylski Gary Simmons, Jr. Kevin Sinnett Brian Walker 23 Years Darryl Bowers Michael Cavaliere Bruce Cummings Destiny Demo Brian Edwards Genaro Guardado Robert Higgins, Jr. Scott Hoffman Benedict Jasud Sam Jovanovich Joe Kazda Timothy Leclerc Concepcion Majano Charles McAdams Susan Morrison Ronny O'Brien Richard Preble Rigoberto Rodriguez, Sr. Mark Seavey Reginald Swabby Scott Thies 22 Years Jesus Bernal Curtis Brown Bruce Chesley Dylan Clay Daniel Dickey Javier Gonzalez Matthew Hebert Mathew Henry William Kearney Wayne Kimball Terry Malloy Paul Osborne Manuel Pacheco Jack Petty, Jr. Aaron Preble Rae Randlett, III Jeffrey Robinson Dean Schofield

David Stenzel Robert Stiegal Terry Stone Patrick Sughrue Ted Swenson Domingos Tavares David Varva Lisa Walker Justin Zurowski 21 Years Amiel Alla Berisford Burke Juan Corbe Jeffery Crowell Kenneth Faria Jeffrey Gilbert Walter Gordon, II Kevin Grillo Adam Guiggey Roy Harris Gary Hayes Paul Hebert Russell Lane Mark Magario Albert Michaud Mauricio Munoz Mary Nelson Andrea Pelletier Lawrence Rediess Julia Smith Albert Spaulding Gilbert Stone Kristi Surratt Richard Toothaker Thomas Tracy David Walter Gregory Wiers Harry Woods, Jr. 20 Years Robert Bagley Timothy Baldoni Curtis Beavers Jose Bernal Marc Caldwell Jeremy Cozart Robert Deary, Jr. Christopher Domler Austin Dozier Aric Dreher Corey Drost Sarah Enos Joshua Gale Justin Goodale Mark Hansen Christopher Henry Shawn Horsley Christopher Jarvais Marc Jedlowski Robert Kitchin Justin Ladd James LePage

Christopher Padilla Chad Page Daniel Perkins Rita Polli Michael Roderick Alex Sawchyn Jason Smaistrla Trinidad Suarez Daniel Taylor Justin Taylor Cory Verrill Christopher Wilson Raymond Zawisza 19 Years Clifford Albert Matthew Baum Isaac Benitez Richard Bryant Stephen Buford Stephen Clendenning John Eckenroth Donald Hazzard Michael Hebert Young Hong Maximino Llamas Kelly McIntosh Gregory Morse Steven Peters Michael Rand Ruben Schofield Peter Smedberg Stoney Strickland Joseph Vandruten Michael Varney Robert Webster Richard Westberry, Jr. Jamie White 18 Years Matthew Anderson Adrian Borrego Chih Chen Jin Chen Peter Cianchette Debra Cyr Joshua Emmons Kathleen Ferrigno Timothy Gardner Meredith Garner William Gaul Jacob Gorman Derrick Graves Benjamin Hall Wayne Jordan Ronald Kief Dustin Kyser Jesus Limon Mark Maulucci Allison McDonough Andrew McFarland Philip McKenney Christine Nadeau

Jason Obereiner Herminegildo Phee Shane Reisinger Greg Sheets James Silvey Chad Smith Charles Taranto Jason Thereau Craig Waterman Susan Weeks Richard White 17 Years Francisco Aguilar Marvin Alvarenga Samuel Baker Megan Barnes Michael Barry Donald Beliveau Anthony Bosco, III Gaetan Breton Daniel Brown Joseph Buckley Ray Bush Miguel Cabrera Reyes Bruce Cardani Jeffery Carr, Jr. Paul Carter Timothy Casillas Deborah Clark Daniel Coffey Joseph Cote Stanley Cramer Jason Despaw Shane Ennis Walter Factor Justin Gemmell Aaron Gibbs Wilbert Gonzalez Dee Ann Grazioso Jason Hancock Cathy Hutchins Benjamin Izbicki Martin Jara Michael Keim Thomas Langille Jeffrey Lerch Thomas Lykins Shawna McKenney Lisa McPhail Charles Medley Marvin Medrano Alejandro Mejia John Merrill Brenda Nichols Stuart Northup Aaron O'Donnell Ralph Pearl Kyle Pellerin Michael Penso Juan Perez Mora Aaron Pillar Will Portillo Soriano

Melvett Ray Mitchell Roman Deborah Rowe James Roy Dennis Russell Timothy Sawyer Brady Stalbaum Christian Stefens Matthew Sullivan Dale Taylor Kenneth Underhill Christopher Vainio Herbert Vickers, III Scott Wright Michael Zwick 16 Years Ulises Alvarenga Jesse Athorp Terry Bagshaw, Jr. Eric Berumen Corey Blagdon William Burgon Erica Caldwell Christopher Courville Philip DeRoo Russell Dunn Gary Feeney Tony Foster Andrew Hallett Kyle Jensen Joseph Jordan, Jr. Sean Kelley John Leith Scott MacDonald Amanda McDermott Thomas Mikels Brian Pelletier Jay Reynolds Douglas Robinson Michael Roth Carlos Saldana John Savage Gabriel Sloane Matthew Smith 15 Years Darren Atzman James Baronowski Brandon Beit Antonio Castellanos Osvaldo Chavez Andrew Cochran Christopher Cochrane Benjamin Connors Glen Conrad Jonathan Correia John Etchells James Flear Patricia Fritz Sergio Gabaldon Richard Gaccione, Jr. Samuel Guzman

Christopher Hines Adam Hughes Craig Hutchins Karen Hyland Christopher Kane Cris Kerfus Kurt LaFlamme Julius Lester Cristian Llamas Martinez Indalecio Lucatero Bruce Mallett Nicholas Martin Adam Mazerolle David Moreau Scott Morris Nicholis Nelson Russell Pritt Agustin Segura Santos Sepulveda John Sieber Ryan Smith Peyton Smith Gina St Jean Aaron Stevens Robert Stewart Michael Tripp Jeffery Wallace Jonathan Wheaton James White Christopher Wilcox 14 Years Fred Ballantyne Gerry Batchelder Daniel Brann Stephen Broznowicz John Ciolfi Shawn Clarke Roberto Colon Ruben Coronado Michael Davis David Desjardins Nicholas Dinsmoor Ryne Elfstrom Anthony Faiola Andres Gonzalez Jeremy Hepworth Luis Lima Ryan Lockhart Edwin Luna Ordonez Carla Mallory John Palmer Aaron Poole Jacob Seaman Joseph Senko Kevin Shilko Michael Shurtleff Christopher Tourangeau Lauren Walsh Steven Walsh Corey Ward Benjamin Weingarden Pamela Zubiate

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13 Years Kojo Asiedu Richard Bartucca, Jr. Benjamin Beaulieu Lorie Brown Eben Campbell Mary Casey-Walsh Douglas Clow Aaron Coombs Joseph Cutter David Doherty Brett Dyer Rachel Ervin Edward Farnham Aaron Fluellen Omar Gonzalez Rodrigu Roman Gosselin Tyler Graves Jamie Grimes Daniel Guiliani Adam Harmon Christopher Harney Zachary Hayes Billy Hines Lori Hughes Nathan Jamison Joseph Jenness Aaron Johns John Kantz Michael Kelly Erica Kirby Jeremy Ladd John Lampinen Nathan Lancaster Timothy Leonard Norman Linnell Ronald Malonson Randall Marcotte Sarah Martin Joseph McDonald Jonathan McDonald Gary McLaughlin William Mitchell Milton Owen, III Kyle Pike Stephen Pryor Jacob Ramp Kathleen Ransom Jason Richard Frances Riggs Manuela Rivera Joseph Schackart Jennifer Simikian James Simpson Halie Speaks Justin Stewart Bobby Urrabazo Anita Verrill Dylan Vitali John Wasilewski Chris Willigar, Sr. Brandon Wilson Andrew Zimmerman Jose Zubiate 58

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12 Years Thomas Bean Gary Bell Steven Biondo Valtina Brown Paul Burmeister Norbert Cabral Jesus Calzada Jose Cazares Kevin Chronley Ana Lee Delagarza Foster Eberly Amy Ellsworth Michael Foley Javier Garcia Chad Gearheart Raul Godinez Jose Hernandez Brenda Kidwell-Petito Justin Kitchin Stephen Lee Kyle Lepore Pamela Martino Michael Menders Luke Michaud Stephen Morgan Robert Nickerson Jeffrey Nowakowski Walter Oakman Carlos Ochoa, Sr. Wojciech Olak Eve Parent Nilesh Patel Malcolm Patterson David Pomerleau Eric Roberts James Sasser, III Nicole Setzer Rodney Small Jill Stapay Douglas Thompson Christopher Varnell Arturo Villarreal Patrick Waddell Erin Wengell Kyle Wentworth Ronald Werner Michael Whitehead Reginald Young 11 Years Cayetano Alvear, Jr. Andrew Bisol Jason Canarr Jose Carrillo Lukas Chamberlain Jose Chavez Alexandra Chavez David Coffey Derek Ellis Braulio Escutia Manuel Espinosa Diaz Matthew Foster David Ginter

Edward Glynn Victoriano Gonzalez Kimberley Hampson Seth Handyside Allen Hart Matthew Haskell Joseph Higby Thomas Hopkins Bruce Hughes, Jr. Federico Ilao Lawrence Jamison Kevin Kerrigan Connor Laflamme Norman Magner Sarah Malikowski Peter Malikowski Ryan Merrifield Steven Miller John Novak, IV Antonio Palacios Cynthia Paugh Jason Paugh Randy Pender Gary Perrett William Pulley Nicholas Riley Jacob Ritchie Henry Rullo Ricardo Sandoval Kristen Sasser Edward Sayman Edward Simpkins Mitchell Spatz Douglas Stapelfeld Mack Susi Brenda Teti Edward Throgmorton Nestor Vizcaino Michael Wyatt Osvaldo Zepeda 10 Years Susan Bagley Hannah Bass Frank Benton, Jr. Aimee Berling Alex Berry Corinne Bowden Eric Brouker Tracey Brown Melody Bryant Scott Calhoun Jeffrey Canfield Jessie Champagne Luis Chavez Devin Clavette Joanna Cohen Nathan Davidson George Dineen Brad Dion Darren Drobiak Mark Elliott, Jr. Katharine Foster Eric Friddle

Amanda Gardner William Ginter Penny Godsoe James Goodwin Joseph Guerin Paul Haggerty Kendra Henry Rick Hepworth Nacor Heredia Ramon Hill Courtney Holt Michael Hubbard Damika Jones David Korb Gage Lake Andrew Leali Joshua Linscott Joseph Manfredi, Jr. David Martin Jane Mason John McDermott Jeffrey Mitchell Angela Myers Mark Novic Joshua Oary Jonathan Pease Ruel Poissonnier Alvin Powell Brendan Quinn Elizabeth Redmond Maxwell Reiser Dina Riendeau Francisco Ruiz Rivera Patrick Stefens Adam Surface Derick Thomisee Daniel Toms Ryan Tupper David Vargas Luis Villanueva, Sr. Virgil White Jake Wiseman Craig Zuromski 9 Years Ernest Abbott, Jr. Benjamin Ayer Daniel Batchelder Jacqueline Benttinen Dylan Blanchet John Bogart Kaelin Boone Nicholas Bouley Cindy Burdick Alan Canto Benjamin Carranza Shane Cater Jose Chavez Colin Christiansen Jason Clark Roman Compean Deagan Conrad Arturo Coronado, Jr. Kenneth Cote, Jr.

Anthony Cruz Jason Derschan Andres Diaz Adam Duczynski John Flanagan David Folmar Stephen Fruscillo Ryan Gamblin Zachary Gardiner Brandon Girard Rigoberto Guzman Raymond Halsey LaTrice Hines Logan Kesler Robert Kolakowski Gerard Laflamme Rex Lagle Mark Leasure Carlos Lopez Jose Martinez Charles McPherson Miguel Molina Valencia Jose Montoya Claude Morin David Morvant Daniel Munguia Cortney Murry James Myler Patrick Noonan Gary Parker Courtney Payne Jared Perez David Peterson Monette Pierre Julian Reeves Adrian Reimann, III Jose Rodriguez Angel Rodriguez Shane Sanner Cameron Schettler Jesus Segura Thomas Senior Harold Speed Paul Stalbaum Narshaneque Stewart Joseph Thibault Stacy Thornton Jesse Villarreal Jay Walkowski David Walls Craig Washburn Craig Weaver Brennen Webster Kenneth Winemaster Clay Winkhart Nathan Wrigley Omar Zaldivar 8 Years Robert Battista Zachary Benevides Esteban Bernal Michael Bianchi Kenny Bones

Jeremy Boulware Gary Bressani Brittney Britt Jordon Brundige Richard Carty Peter Chalecki, Jr. George Close Eladio Cosme Jared Cox Hal Cox Tyler Denbow Alexander Duczynski Tristan Elliott Zachary Erving Bodrick Felder Michael Fitchie John Garland Hugh Gilman Kyle Griffin Haven Harrod, II Levi Ivey Nolan Johnson Timothy Keating, III Nicholas Kendall Scott King Jill Kozur Justin Kramer Gina Lemire William Lewis, III Alan Lucas Cecilia Lydick James Maki Joseph Mazerolle Crystal Mcinerney Bryan Miller Tashawn Moffett Jake Montminy Patrick Mullaney Randy Naquin Patrick Obrien Stephen Page Jason Place Jared Preston Andrew Pritt, II Zoe Puckett Sabrina Rancourt Ryan Randolph Juan Reyes Robert Richard Jacob Rideout Walton Roberson, Jr. Dakota Robinson Christopher Rogers Walter Rogers Derek Ross Guillermo Sanchez Brodi Santagata Michael Schmitz Susan Skeen-House Nicholas Squillante Jedidiah Thompson Zachary Tracy Charles Trahan Jaime Vargas Vega

Luis Villanueva, Jr. Derek Washburn Frank Xia Jenny Yee 7 Years Armando Aldana Juan Alvarez Gregory Aubin Peter Aziz Ronald Bagley Joel Bailey Jesus Bernal, Jr. John Bolduc Robert Borkowski John Borrero Richard Boylan Parker Breard Michael Brescia Chad Brown Peter Brzostowski Ruben Cardenas Donald Carter Jorge Chaves Christina Cole John Conlon Bryan Cook Dane Copple Perry Culverson Jeffery Danforth Peter DeMartini Evan Deschene Peter Desmond Adam Digennaro Christopher Dumont Steven Edgecomb Jacob Eldredge Emily Emery Brian Ernst Eric Fish Daniel French John Frontiero Francisco Garcia, Jr. Roy Garcia Cory Garcia-Garcia Brendan Gerew Tyler Gilson Paul Gregg William Grover Robert Grzyb William Haynes, Jr. Travis Horner Colin Jenkins Ronald Jewell Justin Kolashuk Kenneth Kramich Stephanie Labbe Kenneth LaBree Tyler LackedyMcCormick Cody Lindsey Peter Logiodice, V Yulmin Lopez John Lowman Timothy Macierowski

Michael Mantoni Leo Marley Jerome Martin Samuel Mayhew Dalton McGovern Erik Mendoza Quentin Miller Quentin Miller Casey Mishoe David Montanez, Jr. Jonathan Murphy Michael Muscarello Chase Nelson Todd Oppelt Russell Owings Justin Panther Charles Payne Sergey Podgorodniy Jason Porter Michael Quilty Patrick Reddix Joshua Reed Andrew Ricketts Angela Ross William Savola Karl Schroeder Dakota Sentz Julio Serna Walker Shinaberry Jacob Shuman Jaime Smith Tyler Speed Michael Statom Kyle Steward Todd Sylvester Kristie Vasilchik Nathan Watson Deveral Webley, II Roberto Zamarripa 6 Years Allen Aitken H Cesar Alanis Sandro Aldana Margarito Aldana Charin Alicea Daniel Allard Jeffrey Alm, Jr. Deanna Andel Eli Bartels Juan Becerra, Jr. Alex Benge Erica Bertolaccini Seth Blanchard Kaelie Blanchet Juan Bonilla Hilary Cain Isaiah Campbell Eliodoro Chan-Camacho Ulises Chavez Baeza Julie Chicoine Brittany Chronley Russel Costick Francisco Cuellar Monteja

Kevin Curry Aaron Daniel James Daniels Hugo Davila Daniel Davis Todd Desmarais, Sr. Joseph DiGiorgio Patrick Dolnick Sean Foran Joshua Fumo Steven Gabaldon Thomas Giammattei Aaron Gibbons Jose Godinez Annalisa Gomez-Cucca Arturo Gonzalez Juan Guzman Rosanna Guzman Bruce Hamilton Timothy Hammond Brock Hardison John Hennessy Guadalupe Herrera Jason Higgins Douglas Hill, Jr. Tammy Hillman Robert Hines William Hlavka Juan Ibarra Serhii Ilchuk Dakota Jackson Andrew Johnson Christopher Johnson James Joiner Cody Jones Joshua Landry Raymond Lawrence Brandon Lawson Josue Lemus Zacarias Alvaro Lemus-Perez Matthew Levesque Daniel Lezama Jonathan Lopes Riley Mack Gregory Maffei Jason Mallett Derek Marcotte Jeff Marino John Mayo, Jr. Stephen McClintock Brett McIntyre James McLeod Ryan Meisner Carmen Mendoza Troy Merritt Catherine Mitchell Jose Molina Ernest Norwood, II Michael O'Reilly Richard Owen, Jr. Jacob Paradis Harvey Patten Nicholas Patterson George Perez

Taylor Perry Gage Phillips Austin Phoenix Nathaniel Picard William Pigozzi Devin Pulkkinen Rosa Ramos Michael Risk Patrick Rodrigue Jose Rodriguez Lesley Rodriguez Richard Rorick Uvaldo Saldana Philip Sanborn Neida Sandoval Erik Schutter Calvert Senesac Lane Shapleigh Jason Shedlarski Ramon Soriano Ventura Joshua Spatz Joseph Spencer Cameron Stanhope Joshua Stanhope Brandi Steffen Kyle Strout Trevor Sula Brock Tisdale Scott Tompkins John Trainer Domenick Treschitta Matthew Tucker Horacio Vasquez Cody Vickers Christopher Wilbur Justin Wrigley Kirk Wyman Jason Young 5 Years Ismael Acosta Daniel Alvarado David Aviles Omar Ayala Katherine Baker Brian Ballanger Nathan Barrera Grant Benson Jeffrey Besozzi David Bible Nolan Bouchard Robert Bradley Jack Bramlett, III Mark Brooks Justin Brooks Francisco Cabello Lopez Orlando Cabrera Ross Campbell Brendon Cartier Ruben Casillas, Jr. Julissa Cassidy Clint Chicoine Joshua Clark Brian Clark T H E C HAT T E R

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Trevon Clark Jeffrey Cline Antolino Contreras Scott Cooper Ryan Cote Logan Cyrus John Davis Brandon DePra Hugo DominguezMayanga Paul Dube Salvador Esquivel, Jr. Carl Faggaini Kyle Faggaini Anthony Filippini Matthew Fiore John Fisher Leah Fitzmaurice Dawson Fogg Brian Fox Benjamin Frazee Peter Gallant Benjamin Getchell Dustin Gilbertson Peter Glidden Jaime Gomez Julio Gonzalez Joshua Gorman Heather Goucher Scott Griffin Derek Guest Andre Guillotin, V Jose Gutierrez Cynthia Hall Theodore Hallett Jeffrey Hallett Gary Harney, Jr. Rachael Harris James Harvey Amelia Hawley Juan Hernandez Robert Hislop Jeff Hodson Randy Humphrey Gage Jaberg Rory Kelsey Cecil Kershner, IV Jesse Kimble Bryan King Joshua King Gary Klotz Michael Lach Daniel Laferriere Spencer Lawn Miguel Leura-Cardenas Brett Magnuson Austin Maheras Michael Mann Joseph Marshall Giovana Martins Meghan McCarthy John McNichols Nicholas Micoletti William Mizwicki Brandyn Montgomery 60

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William Morin Vicente Munoz Guerrero Jessica Munson Andrew Murdock Janine Myler Stephen Nagle Arash Nejad Eric Nelson Tucker Nyquist Dimas Osorio Najera Ronald Parker, Jr. Edgar Paz Robert Pepin Shawn Perkins John Picard Lia Raff Jose Rojas De La Cruz Michael Ryley Luis Sanchez Isabelo Santiago Kevin Schackart Mathew Schultz Kyle Shanaberger Joshua Sherron Andre Simpson Thomas Skaggs Trevor Smart Ronald Smith Buddy Smith Daniel Smith Julia Soucy Wayne St Pierre, Srs Richard Staple Timothy Steamer William Strange Jesus TenorioDominguez Matthew Tessier Paul Tremblay Nicolas Veilleux Nicholas Vetrano Samuel Weaver Dexter Welch Donald Wichael Kyle Wilson Nathan Woody Matthew Zawisza 4 Years Cody Albarado Felton Alexander Martin Alvarado Vincent Atiyeh Dennis Attaway, Jr. Kyle Ayer Tyler Baker Joseph Basile Jorge Batista Gonzalez Owen Beals Peter Berube Luis Blanco Donovan Bond Charles Boone Adam Boss Ronald Bowman, Jr.

Ryan Brescia Michael Britz John Brooks Christopher Brown Barney Burnett Isidro Cantu Jacobo Cardenas Walter Castro Martinez Aron Ceglarek Henry Cence Nestor Cervantes Armando Cervantes Alvarado Noe Cervantes Rodriguez Eric Chaney Dylan Cloutier Marixza Contreras Jesse Cook Anthony Cook Jose Cordero Ramirez Carlos Corona Torres Shonna Cosme Josephine Costedio Louis Crescentini Devan Cunningham Jack Cyr Victor De La Rosa Kendra Deneault Manuel Diaz Edgar Diaz Barragan Matthew Dolby Larry Dunn Robert Eckert, III Eamon Edmund Eithan Edmund Juan Elizondo James English Priscila Espinosa David Esquibel Eric Estrada Morgan Farese Anthony Flores Cesar Flores Flores Adam Folsom Christine Fortin Felicia Funchess Francis Galley James Gavis James Gdovin Erik Golobic Ana Gomez Garcia Benjamin Gomez Lemus Samuel Green Rico Gregorio Jo Kathleen Guay Juan Guerrero Clayton Hanlon Ronald Hanna Ethan Hartford Bret Hatch Jeffery Haun Jena Henry Martin Hewes

Christina Hughes Chris Isherwood Russell Jarvis Lisa Jean Steven Keto Emily Klegraefe Keith Knight Krista Knight James Labonville Nicholas Lahey Daniel LaMarre Stephen Lancaster Christopher Langford Kevin Leatherwood Stephen Libby Sergio Linares Christopher Littles Dustin Long Orlando Lopez Kenneth Macak Quentin Mackin Kathleen MacLeod Garrett Marks Rolando Martinez, Sr. Elizabeth McConnell Dylan Menditto Levis Mendoza Rubio John Millen Brittney Miller Jennifer Miller George Moore Terrence Moore Frank Moreno Kevin Morrow Jonathan Mountain-Graham Gary Narbis Matthew Nelson Eric Olsen Zechariah Palmer Ronald Parker, III Demarkus Peevy William Pelkey, III Michael Pelletier Pedro Perez Christopher Pickles David Pilling Jacob Portella Cylee Pratt Bruce Puente Edwin Ramirez Hector Ramirez Jose Ramos Vernal Ramsey Jeffrey Randich Luis Rangel De Los Reyes Ray Resendez Matthew Riley Elvin Rivera Tyler Robinson-Hebert Fernando Robles-Guel Timothy Rochford Juan Rodriguez Angel Rodriguez Gabriel Rodriguez Ramos

Alexander Rubi David Ruiz Ernesto Ruiz Lopez Angel Sanchez Vargas Terrence Satterfield Joseph Schelling Nallely Sepulveda Christopher Sharkey Andrew Shipp Wendy Shirk Andrew Simmons Justin Slade John Souza Jacob Sterrett Josh Strand Tammy Strickland Joshua Swanson Cory Tasker Christopher Teel Craig Terry Sophia Thibodeau Amy Thiel Federico Tirado Jose Valdez Fitzroy Vanhorne Donald Veldhuizen Carlos Villarreal Bryce Waddell Christopher Wampler Donald Welch Ryan Wilhelm Dave Williams Jordan Wilson Roy Woods Katelyn Wright Javier Zaragoza 3 Years Charles Alexander Annette Bachman Kristen Badger Jesus Baeza Casillas Gavin Bailey Jessica Baker Scott Baldwin Matthew Baldwin Joseph Bard Brian Baril Andrew Beglane Michael Berry, III Jordan Best Gregory Black Kim Blanchard Zachary Boyer Carlos Briones Mondragon Martin Brown Stephen Buchanan Elijah Bussell Luis Calles Espinosa Cody Carlin Raul Cepeda Hugo Cervantes Calderon Colin Chan Ho Kyle Cholod

Candice Cobb Tyson Cochran Samuel Coddington Baxter Cole Christine Collazo Luiz Contreras Kailee Cook Victor Cook Brittany Cookson Scott Cornell, Jr. Victor Corona Orozco Joseph Costa Francesca Couture Charles Coy, IV Anel Cruz Daniel Cruz William Curran, IV Matthew Dalton Cody Decker Suzanne Dennis William Deno Angelis Diaz Gonzalez Edgardo Dominguez Damon Dow Chloe Downs Jeffrey Dozois Douglas Dudley Mark Duff Robert Dunning Jose Duran, Sr. John Edwards Ashlynn Efferding Jack Emery Jonathan Espinosa Mark Ethier Scott Evans Thomas Fantasia Robert Fernandez, Jr. Steven Figueiredo Garrett Fishlock Lucio Flores Patricia Flores Lopez Matthew Foster Rosalma Franco Ulises Fuentes Martinez Danielle Furlani Michael Furtado Lee Garcia Gilbert Garcia Mario Garza Callie Geary Michael Gillen Alexander Girard Agustin Gomez Rafael Gonzales Christopher Gonzales Gabriella Gooden Brian Guzman Charles Hager Andrew Haining Devon Hamilton Daron Hanson Justin Harvey Stephen Hassett

Stephen Hawes John Henriquez Jordan Henshaw Johnel Holmes Michael Houghton Taylor Hovey Michael Hurst Siomara Izaguirre Armando Jaime Juan Jaime, Sr. Noah Jalbert Leslie Jerry Madison Jourdan Gobani Juarez Richard Keltonic Carl Kennedy, III Shawn Kenney Thepaksone Keovilay Robert Kloss Matthew Lancaster Adrian Lavoie Christopher Lee Yobanny Lopez Christian Lucchesi Anthony Lujan Bradley Lujan William Maerkle Jonathan Malia Juan Mares Servin Richard Martin Kyndal Massey Leland Matthewson Justin Mayer Adam Mcclintock Deanna McLean Cole Medley Omar Mejia Eugenio Mejia, Jr. Luis Mejia Erik Mendoza Agustin Mendoza Villagomez Jocelyn Miller Richard Moisan, Jr. Rafael Montejano Natalie Moreau Lauren Morency Sally Morgan Scott Moseley Kenneth Mulligan Kade Nelson Tammy Nowakowski Matthew Ostendorf Harley Owings Emmanuel Perez Orellana Denise Petit Moenkemoeller David Pilcher Logan Poirier Cristobal Portillo Percy Post Stephanie Provatas Tyler Raybon Mark Razo

Mark Reid Manuel Reyes Sarah Richards Thadquacius Richardson Derrick Riddles Schane Roberts Nicolas Rodriguez Angel Rodriguez Wilfredo Rodriguez Charles Rooks Bryan Roy David Roy Alexis Rubet John Russell Chad Russell Matthew Sargent William Seddon Timothy Shannon Anthony Shaw Scott Sheehan Timothy Sherman Brian Sherman Melanie Shreenan Jesus Silva Trisha Slade Thomas Sloan Joel Soucie Shawn Soucie Logan Spencer Kimaro Staple Jesse Steorts Gardner Swenson Soraya Theodore Wade Thurlow Orlando Toledo Thomas Trader Elizabeth Traphagen Emmanuel Trejo Bobby Troupe Noah Tuttle Cory Tyler Emmanuel Ugarte Hector Uranga Eli Uresti Kymberly Valero Yoshfrank Vargas Miguel Vasquez Ryan Veilleux Edward Velez Jesse Villarreal, Jr. Keith Wheaton Brett Wheeler Stephen Wilkins Joshua Williams Stephan Williams Spencer Willoughby Benjamin Wolf Marcus Worster Patrick Wright Ford Zehner 2 Years Emmanuel Acevedo Santiago

Adrian Aguilera Serra Jose Alegria Emilio Alegria Adrian Alvarez, Jr. Daniel Annibalini Marco Arita, Jr. Daven Arseneau Francisco Atiyeh Dustin Ayers Nicholas Baldi Ludovic Barbin Jeremy Baron David Barstow, Jr. Christopher Bechard Alden Beck Andrea Bernard Alberto Bibian George Botello Timothy Bridge Tanner Bridges Todd Brow Corinne Buchanan Glenn Burky Cindi Butchko Colby Cain Austin Cameron Judith Carreon David Carter, Jr. Christopher Casey Austin Castrucci Tymber Ceglarek Cesar Cervantes Dayron Chavez Ricardo Chavez, Jr. Leonard Check Eriberto Cisneros Ryan Clavette Tricia Cole Misael Contreras David Contreras Cherie Coriz Aidan Croteau Lee Cruz Justin Curtis Tyler Curtis Thomas Cyr Jacob Damore Francis D'Aurora Dwight Davis, Jr. KaDon Day Tiago De Castro Anthony Diaz Juarez Everardo Docor Randy Doescher Eric Dow Dawson Drew John Dube Nicholas Dubois Logan Duchesne Paige Dumm Christopher Duncan Arturo Echeverria Maricela Echols Benjamin Eldridge

Cole Elfreich George England Alberto Famania Soto Matthew Farese Alan Fernandez Flores Rocky Ferran William Figueroa Danny Flores Anthony Fons Nathaniel Foss Brandon Frankel James Fredieu Arthur Fryxell Nicholas Gagas Abel Garcia David Garcia, Jr. Alfredo Garzoria Antonio Garzoria Darrel Gibson Kyle Gillett Ross Giserman Alexander Gonzalez Alexander Gonzalez Zachary Goucher Mario Granados Serna Joseph Green Jacob Griffeth Jonathan Gronroos Kelly Gumprecht Rodrigo Guzman Lopez Tyler Hallett Zachary Hartt Todd Hasenfus Kevin Hassold Kevin Hauck Carla Healer Stephen Helak Dustin Hepworth Shane Hester Blake Hofacker Stephen Holland Kaeli Howard Tiffany Howarth Lisa Irvin Desmond January Nathan Jewett Troy Johnson Brooke Johnson Brian Jones Anthony Justice Brian Kain Jacob Kaluf Benjamin Kane Joanna Keaton Matthew Kempf Mason Kenney David King Raphael Kolbjornsen Wissam Ktiesh James Kuntz Cory Kurth Noah Labonte Joseph Lacy Samuel Lane T H E C HAT T E R

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Calvin Langford Brandan Lapensee Adam Lapointe James Leatherbee Christopher Lebell Brandon Lefresne Matthew Leone Eric Liang Luis Linarez Julia Joseph Linkletter Autumn Littlefield Gregory Longo Jose Lopez Jesus Lopez Mondragon Victor Lopez Romero John MacDonald Guillermo Maldonado Ordonez Luis Maldonado Rodriguez Travis Martin Daniel Martinez Eddie Martinez Jose Martinez Rolando Martinez, Jr. Eli Martinez Josue Martinez Caleb Masson Aaron Mayer Michael Mccoy Bradley McDermott Erin Mcguinness David McLaughlin Michael McLean Peter McNeil Cailey Meagher Karen Medina Urbina Cristina Medina Urbina Horacio Mendez Joshua Merrill Jacob Mitchell Luis Molina Valencia Ariana Mondragon Deryck Montante Griffin Moore Mya Morehouse Kelli Motley Justin Moulton Jeremiah Mullane Richard Muniz Javier Munoz Ruperto Munoz Guerrero Travis Nadeau Iurii Naghit Samuel Nicklas Jon Nissen Charles Nixon Gwendolyn Noble-Miller Jairo Nolberto Alexander Nudelman Julio Nunez, Jr. Rachael O'Connor Daniela Olivares Lisperguer Joel Oliver James Oliver, III 62

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Reinaldo Olivo Alex Orr Maximilian Owen Chase Pajak Christopher Palmer John Parent Mark Parsons Alberto Pena Sepulveda Cristian Perez Logan Perkins Kaylin Pimental Brady Powell Carrie Pratt Mark Pray Dalton Pressey Marc Preston Demetrius Pruitt Anthony Quintanilla Omar Ramirez Anthony Ramirez Toby Ray Jakob Ream Daniel Recendez Damian Recendez Erik Recendez John Reno Elvis Reyes Ramirez Rolando Reyna Robert Rigby, Jr. Matthew Rines Gabriel Rivas Jose Rivera, Sr. Carlos Rivera Jacob Rivers Samuel Robichaud Fernando Robles, II Manuel Rocha, III Jose Rocha Luis Rodriguez, Jr. Jose Rosales Prestin Rose Bruce Roy Noe Saavedra Ediberto Saenz, Jr. Jarrod Sanborn Jacob Sanborn Hector Sanchez, Jr. Joan Sanchez Mercado Jose Sanchez Otero Hector Santiago Cole Sawyer Nicholas Scott Sumner Sewall, III James Shaffer Timothy Sharbine Scott Sharp, II Zachary Sharp Kenneth Shaufl Josh Shepherd Justin Sherman Clement Sherwood Aaron Shoemaker Tyler Sibbrell David Simon

Jeffrey Sminkey Ramon Smith Mason Snead David Solis Erik Sotelo Susan St. Pierre James Stanley Cole Stevens William Stogryn, III Marvin Story Brendan Stratton Karsen Sweatt Jeffrey Sydelko Aaron Tabares Eric Tankerley Alex Tardif Debra Tasker Phillip Terry Aidan Terry Dalton Thomisee Chad Thompson Benjamin Thompson Jeffrey Tortora Megan Tower William Traver Elisabeth van der Sleesen Job Vargas Dylan Varney Frederick Viano, Jr. Drake Viles Dawn Wadja Christopher Walenda Alden Wallace Edward Wanat Christopher Wandle Keith Wells Robert Wheeler Janice White Timothy White Jared White Jayde Whitten Timber Wiblin Ryan Williams Justin Wyatt Stanley Wybraniec Jerri Yancey Alexander Yasechek Kevin Young 1 Year Charles Abel Rafael Aguirre Romero Spencer Albano Sergio Aldana Ryder Alford David Almaraz Urquizo Alejandro Alvarez Alejandro Alvarez Rodriguez Roberto Arellano Fructoso Arellano Aguilar Alejandro Arevalo Abigail Armbruster Jill Arno

Rolando Arredondo Priscila Arredondo Alvarez Macklin Ascencio Salvador Astudillo Steven Baca Randall Baker John Baker, Jr. Shane Balestracci Brian Banaski, Jr. Ryan Barley Norma Barragan Kaleb Barrett Walter Barrios Walter Barrios Mark Bath Terry Bean Aantoine Beard Aaron Beard Cody Beem Ellis Bellavance Ismael Beltran Alejandro Benavides Domingo Benavides Gonzalez Brian Benson Gianni Bernal Paul Bianchi, III Michal Bilas Tyler Bishop Philip Blanco Alexander Blankenship Ruth Bohan Eli Bohanan Rafael Bonilla Mendoza Kevi Borjas Rivera Stephanie Bower Cole Brady Justin Bright Kristen Brown Burdette Brown Diana Brown Ian Brown Timothy Bryant Jamie Burgess Lisa Burke Adam Burke Brandon Busch David Butler Benjamin Byrne Jose Cabada Joaquin Caballero Joseph Cahoon, Jr. Nathaniel Caldwell JD Carl Anyssa Carlin Alejandro Castaneda, Jr. Desiree Castaneda Ashley Cazares Jacqueline Centeno Alejandro Cervantes Jason Challenger Basilio Chapa, Jr. Elijah Chaves Saul Chavez, Jr.

Cristian Chavez Carlos Chavez Travis Cheney Evan Chenot Hector Chireno Martinez Ronald Chrzan Steven Clavette Michael Clavette Derek Cobb Jaylan Cockley Brian Coelho, Jr. Alberto Contreras, Jr. Axel Contreras Juan Contreras Torres German Corona Adrian Corona Mark Corona Hernandez, Sr. Jaime Coronado Michael Couillard Tyler Coulter Fernando Covarrubias Michael Cox, Jr. Jacob Cox Jose Cruz Conor Danahey Benjamin Danner Franki Delaney Chintankumar Desai Joshua Deschene Daniel-Paul DeWitt Arnulfo Diaz Javier Diaz Reynoso Reid Dickerson Frank Dimartino James Doherty Lorianne Dowles Michael Dowling Daniel Driscoll, III David Duncan Kristina Duprey Gail Durgin Cole Edes Jacqueline Elizondo George Emond Anthony Enos David Esden Maydolis Estevez Torres Marlon Euraque Malinda Eveleno Tyler Ewalt Zachary Faulkner Jorge Faz Faz Julio Fernandez Theodore Fernandez George Ferris Garrett Fish Raul Flores Jeronimo Flores Lopez Brian Font Johnathon Fortenberry Dylan Foster Nathan Foster Ronald Fournier, Jr. Albert Fox

Christopher Fracassa Kara Fram Hector Franceschi Ramos Fuentes Roman Fufalko Charles Fuhrman Juan Gallegos De Paz Charles Gallison, Jr. Eladio Galvez Hunter Gamblin Laura Garces Marulanda Adrian Garcia Reynaldo Garcia Henry Garcia Jose Garcia Lara Norberto Garcia Macias Jose Garcia Rodriguez Alan Gardella Joshua Gardner Mason Gardner Oscar Garza Alyssa Gedse William Gendron Jaeson Gentile Kole Giberson George Gides, III Gage Gilley Rachel Gillis David Gilman Benjamin Ginnelly Jose Godinez Justin Golden Alexander Goldstine Jacob Gonez Marcial Gonzalez Isaac Gonzalez Jorge Gonzalez Luis Gonzalez Shawna Gay Graham, III Sesna Granados Ethan Grossmann John Grounds Aaron Guay Jason Guerra Yasmin Guerrero Jesus Guevara Patrick Hackett-Boykin, Sr. Jonathan Haley Jonathan Hall Nathan Hall Jack Harnois Joshua Harriet Casey Harrigan Christian Hart Joshua Hart Reyes Damiana-Rose Hartley Zachary Hartman Devyn Heino Anthony Henry Israel Hernandez Brandon Hernandez Eleazar Hernandez Arriola Erasmo Hernandez Hidalgo Leonel Hernandez Villanueva

Maurice Hewling Sydney Hodgdon Michael Hodgkin Daniel Holloway Katherine Holmes Ethan Hovencamp Alex Inman Darwin Interiano Munguia Garrett Ivett Glen Jackson, Jr. Allam Jaimes Sofia Jasso Orlando Jimenez Michael Johnson Bryce Johnson Nicholas Jordan Jorge Juarez Anton Kaminskiy Ilya Karchov Alyson Kavanagh Derek Keegan Andre Keise Jackson Kempesta Luke Keniston Kayden Kimball Sydney King Meghan King Aric Kirsch Joseph Knoth Ghazi Kotait Lance Kramer Janice Ladzinski Lindsay Lamb James Lang David Lara Vazquez Phillip Lashua Emerson Lebron Diaz Andrew Leccese Daniel Lee Zachary Lewis Clinton Locklear Jose Lopez Alejandra Lopez Santos Lopez Jaime Lopez Guadalupe Lopez Alfaro Heriberto Lopez Romero Anthony Loria Zolani Lucas Jose Lucero Mike Luna Logan Lussier Russell Lynch Kyle MacLaren Jojo Makuwa Evan Manchester Dania Mancia Fajardo Aidan Mann Sigifredo Martinez, Jr. Orlando Martinez, Jr. Leo Martinez Rudy Martinez Illeana Martinez Randall Martinez

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