JE Dunn Municipal SC Brochure

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FIRM OVERVIEW & MUNICIPAL EXPERTISE

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JE Dunn Municipal Expertise JE Dunn Construction is ranked as the 16th largest Government Builder in the United States by Engineering News-Record magazine. Family-owned since our founding in 1924, the philosophies and services of JE Dunn Construction revolve around successfully delivering federal projects. As a local, regional and national builder, we stay ahead of the curve with the latest changes in construction technology. This allows us to apply our construction know-how to support the government’s mission.

JE Dunn Construction has over 95 years of experience with federal clients throughout the United States. With more than 3,000 employees, JE Dunn is ranked as a national top contractor by Engineering News-Record, providing best value, design-build, early contractor involvement, general construction and cost estimating services to agencies throughout the country. The company is well versed in LEED, BIM, and provides several self-perform disciplines that can help control schedule and cost.

2019 JE DUNN RANKINGS Engineering News-Record (ENR) Rankings for JE Dunn Construction

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DOMESTIC GENERAL BUILDING

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GOVERNMENT

Fort Bend County Justice Center

MUNICIPAL PARTNERSHIP Family-owned since our founding in 1924, the philosophies and services of JE Dunn Construction revolve around successfully delivering federal projects. As a local, regional and national builder, we stay ahead of the curve with the latest in construction technology. This allows us to apply our construction expertise to support all municipal needs.

NATIONAL REACH

City of Pearland Public Safety Building

City of League City Public Safety Building

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Value-Added Services Since our establishment, we have been satisfying our clients by delivering the best value at the best cost. Our successful projects and long-standing clients result from a series of ValueAdded Services - programs that have been developed to help us provide the best services possible, ultimately saving our clients’ time and money while delivering a building of which they can be proud.

Quality Our company-wide Quality Assurance / Quality Control Program, Dunn Right, provides our clients with the highest quality projects.

On Time Delivery Dunn On Time is JE Dunn’s planning and scheduling service that focuses on proposal development, preconstruction, project scheduling, periodic schedule review verifications, site visits, and recovery schedules.

Lean Construction Lean principles, which focus on maximizing value, eliminating waste, and continuously improving are essential and yield higher efficiency on deployment of all resources. Equally important is facilitating a higher level of collaboration among all project stakeholders.

Technology JE Dunn uses technology tools in the field, including Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Lens, and embraces the use of technology as an integral part of our total project approach and commitment to value and quality.

Safety For each project, an effective and understandable Safety & Health policy is defined and enforced, consistent with OSHA regulations and nationally-recognized standards.

Sustainability JE Dunn’s commitment to sustainability and green building provides tangible cost savings. With over $7.6 billion in LEED® certified construction projects and LEED® accredited professionals on staff, JE Dunn is applying innovative construction practices that impact costs and the environment.

In-House MEP Coordination With in-house, MEP staff, we have a greater ability to cost-effectively evaluate design options, coordinate MEP bid documents, and ensure bids received are thorough and complete.

Once construction starts, we follow through with on-site field inspections.

Collaborative Project Delivery We deliver projects through a highly interactive process, involving all stakeholders, which is focused on driving decisions and actions that reduce waste, increase value, maximize technology, and control costs, regardless of contract delivery method.

Web-Based Document Sharing The Dunn Dashboard provides web-based collaboration on design documents, BIM, electronic bid submittals, calendars, pay applications, and other project documentation. This digital sharing allows real-time access of all project information to stakeholders.

MUNICIPAL Project Profiles Our areas of building expertise are led by talented teams with specialized project knowledge and experience. The following project profiles showcase a sampling of our $2B+ in government facilities.

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Fort Bend County Justice Center RICHMOND, TEXAS The Fort Bend County Justice Center (FBCJC) is a 265,000 SF, 4-story neoclassical building with a 5-story, 85’ high domed rotunda from which secured entry, all circulation and access takes place. The FBCJC houses 17 courtrooms, judges’ chambers, jury assembly and grand jury rooms, with future expansion provisions for 10 additional courtrooms. In addition, the Fort Bend County Justice Center houses District and County Clerk offices, District Attorney and Bailiff’s offices, a law library and 13 other court-related departments.

The lower level includes holding cells for 112 incarcerated adults and juveniles with future provisions for 45 additional cells that access the courtrooms through a secured on-grade sally port. The holding cells were developed utilizing Texas Jail Commission Standards and were reviewed and approved by TJCS. The Justice Center incorporates the latest security systems required for county facilities. The Fort Bend County Justice Center was a high-profile project and was the largest building completed in Fort Bend County at the time.

COST $59.6 million SIZE 265,000 SF ARCHITECT PGAL DELIVERY CM@Risk

“In our experience, it is rare that a contractor so fully understands and implements its role in a total team effort to design and construct a project. JE Dunn’’s personnel, from the top down, embodied the informed leadership and teamwork that gained the deserved respect of all involved parties. While holding the County’’s interest foremost, you always acted as our partner in achieving the best possible project result.”

Former Director Facilities Management & Planning Dpt., Don Brady, Fort Bend County

“ I have nothing but good things to say about JE Dunn and its people. They watch out for our best interests and are committed to ensuring the success of our projects...I look forward to our next project with them.�

Jeremy Martinson, Harris County Emergency Services District 9

Harris County Emergency Services District 9 Cy-Fair Fire Stations CYPRESS, TEXAS The Harris County Emergency Services District 9 Cy-Fair Fire Stations project consists of the simultaneous, ground-up construction of four separate, fire stations. They are similar in size with each averaging roughly 17,000 SF of space. Each of the four stations are divided into living quarters and apparatus bays. The living quarters have individual dorm pods with washrooms/changing areas belonging to specific crews.

The living side of the stations also feature community-accessible multipurpose training rooms, access control, and efficient access from dorm areas to the apparatus bays. The dayroom, kitchen and dining areas are open-concept and provide space for report writing. Interior finish materials are durable and anti-microbial, including the polished/stained concrete floors utilized throughout the living area.

The apparatus bays are used for storage and maintenance of fire trucks.

The mezzanine space in all bays is utilized for additional storage, and as mechanical/electrical room space.

The site design at all four stations allows for ample public and department parking and provides apparatus circulation to the drivethrough bays. All stations consist of structural steel, with brick, stone and metal panels as the skin

COST $25.6 million SIZE 17,000 SF (each-approx.)

ARCHITECT Martinez Architects DELIVERY CM@Risk

awards & accolades • Station Design Awards, Volunteer Station Category, Firehouse Magazine • Best Regional Projects, Government Category, ENR Magazine

“The extensive range of government/municipal experience of your qualified staff has made the construction phase a remarkably smooth process.

JE Dunn’s “pursuit of building perfection” was clearly evident as these projects were seamlessly and successfully delivered.”

Senior Vice President, Gregory R. Wine, PE, Huitt-Zollars Inc.

City of Houston Right of Way and Fleet Maintenance HOUSTON, TEXAS The City of Houston Right of Way and Fleet Maintenance (ROWFM) project involved the renovation and consolidation of the Fleet Maintenance operations for the City of Houston’s Right of Way (ROW) department. The project consisted of 4 buildings on 3 separate site locations. The ROWFM department is responsible for maintaining the safe operating condition of all city streets, bridges, and drainage ditches, storm sewers, as well as vehicle maintenance for over 5,100 vehicles and equipment for the City of Houston. The new facilities were constructed to replace existing facilities that had realized the end of their useful life in their present locations.

The largest site houses two buildings at 58,045 SF and 2,198 SF with buildings on the remaining sites each being 26,150 SF. The buildings consist of automotive vehicle repair bays, a variety of hydraulic vehicle lifts, overhead cranes and other essential shop equipment, as well as administrative offices, conference rooms, and crew areas consisting of break rooms, showers, lockers and restrooms.

COST $27.9 million SIZE Four different buildings ARCHITECT Huitt-Zollars DELIVERY CM@Risk

awards & accolades • Public Works Project of the Year, American Public Works Association

“As with any construction project - particularly a historic renovation - there were surprises and unexpected circumstances. JE Dunn responded with ingenuity and perseverance to resolve those matters.”

Sr. Project Mgr. for Parks, Chip Perry, City of Houston

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Good Brick Award, Preservation Houston Texas ASLA Award, American Society of Landscape Architects Landmark Award, Houston Business Journal ICRI Award of Excellence for Historic Restoration, ICRI Regional Best Projects, ENR Magazine Excellence in Structural Engineering for Historic Renovation, National Council of Structural Engineers Association

City of Houston Bethel Park Renovation HOUSTON, TEXAS JE Dunn completed a 6,100 SF historical park renovation. The project included historical stabilization and renovation of existing church walls. Structural steel framing and ornamental metal window framing was added. The renovation became an open air park with a fountain and chapel, owned by the City of Houston.

The unique design includes seating that is reminiscent of church pews; interpretive panels to highlight the illustrious history; open web trusses to reinforce the structure without obscuring light and views to the open sky; refurbished masonry and accents; window openings that allow ample daylight; decorative fencing to secure the site while welcoming visitors; and beautiful landscaping throughout to propel the revitalization in the area.

COST $2.9 million SIZE 6,100 SF ARCHITECT PGAL White Oak Studio Landscape Architecture DELIVERY CM@Risk

“ The Castillo Community Center project was really propelled by the needs of the community and closely watched by area residents. It was clear from day one that JE Dunn understood the significance of this project. They performed quality work while maintaining a safety and orderly job site.�

Director, Rich Elwood, HCPID-Construction Programs Division

Harris County Leonel J. Castillo Community Center HOUSTON, TEXAS COST Harris County redeveloped Robert E. Lee Elementary School, originally built in 1920, into the Leonel J. Castillo Community Center. Building spaces include composed of a community center room, museum room, prep kitchen, offices, storage/mechanical room and a shell space. Three outside walls and windows of the original structure were preserved, while the new community center was constructed behind those walls. Building construction restored the front elevation and portions of the side elevations. A structural steel frame supported by new foundations supports the existing exterior walls to remain. The front-entry portico was demolished and reconstructed to its original look.

Existing architectural elements of the portico were salvaged for reused or remade to preserve the original portico-look. The rear-portion of the building has a covered deck area over-looking White Oak bayou.

$900,000 SIZE 10,568 SF ARCHITECT PGAL DELIVERY CM@Risk

awards & accolades • Excellence in Construction, American Subcontractors Association (ASA) Houston Chapter • Landmark Award, Community Impact, Houston Business Journal • Best Regional Projects, ENR Magazine

Harris County ESD 29 Champions Fire Station 12 HOUSTON, TEXAS New 11,000 SF fire station including office, living, sleeping, work and vehicle storage areas. Pre-engineered metal building system with an apparatus bay attached.

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The first responders of ESD 29 are very excited to have a second station. Fire Station 12 will greatly improve the comfort, efficiency and effectiveness of these vital public servants. Most importantly the new facility will help decrease response times and increase coverage for the surrounding community.

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Additionally, Fire Station No. 12, features a 30-foot Drill Tower that will allow the fire fighters to train at their own facility.

Martinez Architects

$3.9 million

11,000 SF ARCHITECT

DELIVERY Bid

“ The entire team continues to impress with me their concern for what will be the DPS work space for the next 40 years. Their attentiveness, attention to detail and assistance in balancing our budgetary realities has been exceptional.

I feel more like a partner with your team than simply another client.�

Director of Public Safety, Allan Black, DFW International Airport

DFW International Airport Dpt. of Public Safety Headquarters DALLAS, TEXAS JE Dunn completed the new two-story headquarters facility for the DFW Airport Department of Public Safety.

The project is a 130,000 SF, concrete tilt-wall structure that supports multiple DPS department user groups including Police, Fire, Special Services, and Criminal Investigation. Primary building function areas include a large cafeteria, state-of-the-art training rooms, briefing rooms, office space, classrooms, locker rooms and fitness facility, records storage, secure evidence/ property room, a detention holding area with sally port access, as well as one apparatus bay garage for SWAT and specialty vehicles, along with surface parking for 528-cars and landscaping.

This project is DFW Airport’s first design-build delivery and required extensive coordination with multiple user groups to balance each department wants and needs into the program while maintaining DFW’s original budget set for the project.

COST $56.3 million SIZE 130,000 SF ARCHITECT PGAL DELIVERY Design/Build

awards & accolades • Contractor of the Year, DFW International Airport Design, Code and Construction • DFW Safety Milestone Achievement Award, DFW International Airport - Design, Code and Construction • First Place, Distinguished Building Awards, TEXO

Regional Municipal Experience (partial list) • City of Austin 5 Fire Station & EMS Stations, Austin, TX • City of Buda Municipal Facilities, Buda, TX • City of Houston Barbara Bush Literacy Plaza, Houston, TX • City of Houston Fire Station No. 84, Houston, TX • Dallas Fire Station No. 38, Dallas, TX

Dallas Fire Station No. 38

• Fort Bend County Senior Center, Richmond, TX • GSA Earle Cabell Federal Building and Courthouse, Dallas, TX • Harris County Pets • Harris Health Ben Taub & LBJ Renovations, Houston, TX • Hutto Chamber Memorial Courtyard, Austin, TX • League City City Hall Renovation, League City, TX • Oklahoma State Capitol Renovation, Oklahoma City, OK • Social Security Admin Offices, McKinney, TX • TFC Capitol Complex, Austin, TX

TFC Capitol Complex

City of Austin 5 Fire & EMS Stations

Harris County Pets

COH Houston Airport System Vehicle Maintenance Facility

City of Buda Municipal Facilities

COH Fire Station No. 84

ABIA Maintenance Facility

COH Barbara Bush Literacy Plaza

Fort Bend County Senior Center

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