LEO A DALY Engineering Qualifications

University of Nebraska-Omaha, Central Utility Plant, Omaha, NE

The Value of Integrated Design LEO A DALY is an internationally recognized leader in integrated design. For 110 years, our dedication to design excellence has produced exceptional spaces that enhance and enrich the human experience.

Our success is rooted in our “whole project” approach, which combines experts from every design discipline into collaborative teams at the outset of every project. This singular blend of creative and technical expertise allows us to push the limits of high-performance design and deliver excellence to every client.

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ENGINEERING DESIGN To engineer a sustainable future that strengthens our communities and elevates the built environment.

Our engineering practice delivers innovative, high‑performance solutions through cross‑disciplinary collaboration. By uniting specialized expertise, we create safe, resilient, efficient, and future‑ready environments. From navigating complex environmental challenges to upholding the highest standards of safety and performance, our engineers are equipped to deliver.

Our comprehensive engineering capabilities include: • Structural • Mechanical + Plumbing • Electrical • Architectural Lighting • Technology • Fire Protection + Safety • Energy Modeling + High Performance Design • Commissioning • Post Occupancy Evaluation

WHY LEO A DALY?

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Reliable When you work with us, you can count on a team that delivers dependable, high-caliber solutions on time and within budget. Our engineers follow industry standards, perform rigorous quality checks, and collaborate closely with stakeholders to make sure every aspect of your project performs as expected — today and for years to come.

Sustainable We design with the future in mind. Our team integrates energy efficiency, resiliency, low impact materials, and sustainable practices into every project. This forward-thinking approach helps you reduce operational costs, minimize your environmental footprint, and maximize the long-term value of your investment.

Innovative We leverage the latest technologies, tools, and methods to solve complex problems and bring your unique vision to life. From digital twins and BIM coordination to advanced simulation and automation, our team is constantly exploring new ways to make your project smarter, more adaptable, and more future-proof.

Value-Driven We’re passionate about delivering the best possible return on your investment. Our engineers identify cost-saving opportunities, streamline design and construction processes, and apply innovative strategies to maximize functionality without adding unnecessary expense — all while honoring your financial goals.

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ENGINEERING LEADERSHIP Joshua Roehm Vice President, Senior Director Kaitlin Radmacher Associate, Senior Marketing Manager

Nancy Melby Vice President, Director of Operations

Kim Cowman Vice President, Director

DISCIPLINE LEADERSHIP Mark Bradby Senior Associate, Practice Lead, Mechanical

Doug Nelsen Vice President, Practice Lead, Electrical

Chad O'Donnell Associate, Practice Lead, Structural

COMMERCIAL / INSTITUTIONAL

HEALTH & WELLNESS / FEDERAL

Abby Goranson Senior Associate, Commercial/Civic Team Lead

Ryan Richard Associate, Health & Wellness/Federal Team Lead

Mark Bradby Senior Associate, Senior Engineer, Mechanical

Ryan Richard Associate, Senior Engineer, Mechanical

Ben Ries Associate, Senior Engineer, Electrical

Doug Nelsen Vice President, Senior Engineer, Electrical

Tim Morrison Associate, Senior Engineer, Structural

Chad O'Donnell Associate, Senior Engineer, Structural

42 Licensed Engineers | 19 Engineers-In-Training | 18 Technicians/Designers

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79 TOTAL ENGINEERING STAFF

5 LICENSED CALIFORNIA ENGINEERS SPECIALTY SERVICES Denise Allacher Senior Associate, Practice Lead, Commissioning, Specialty Services Team Lead Trevor Hollins Associate, Practice Lead, Lighting Cody Largent Practice Lead, Technology Denise Allacher Sr. Associate, Practice Lead, Commissioning

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Brian Rippentrop Associate, Practice Lead, Fire Protection Nick Lassek Associate, Practice Lead, High Performance Design

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PROJECT SNAPSHOT Our engineering team brings deep experience throughout California and the broader West Coast, delivering high‑performing solutions across a wide range of project types and market sectors. Our West Coast experience is part of our full national and international portfolio reach. Our engineers successfully execute projects across multiple regions throughout the United States and around the world, adapting to the unique demands, climates, and regulatory environments of each geography.

The following pages highlight a selection of our California and West Coast work, demonstrating our expertise in these markets as well as the strength and versatility we bring to clients nationwide.

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U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, West LA Critical Care Tower, Los Angeles, CA U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, West LA Central Utility Plant, Los Angeles, CA St. Thomas More Church, Irvine, CA Santa Clara de Asis Church, Yorba Linda, CA Sacramento Airport ATCT, Sacramento, CA General Services Administration, 7th Floor Courts Renovation, San Diego, CA US Coast Guard California IDIQ, Various Projects across the West Coast and CA VA VISN 21 Facility Condition Assessments, Various Locations in CA VA Long Beach Master Planning, Long Beach, CA Second Harvest Silicon Valley, San Jose, CA

Other West Coast Projects: • Oak Harbor Naval Air Base Clinic Renovation, Oak Harbor, WA • VA Outpatient Clinic, Walla Walla, WA • VA Puget Sound, Seattle, WA Hawaii and Pacific Island projects: • VA VISN 21 Facility Condition Assessments, Various Locations in HI • Schofield Medical Dental Clinic, Honolulu, HI • Majuro Hospital Study and Third Party Review and Majuro Capital Building Study, Majuro, Marshall Islands

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Our engineering practice draws strength from a portfolio that spans a wide range of market sectors, giving us the broad perspective and specialized insight needed to deliver resilient, high‑performing solutions across diverse project types. This experience not only sharpens our problem‑solving capabilities but also ensures our work is informed by lessons learned across multiple industries.

Importantly, we have extensive experience in the same market sectors where Delawie has built a strong legacy, allowing us to integrate seamlessly with their team and contribute immediate value through aligned expertise and shared sector knowledge. Below are just a few project examples demonstrating our work in the same market sectors where Delawie has established a strong presence.

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1. International Harvester Mississippi Valley Credit Union, Moline, IL 2. Omaha Marriott Downtown at the Capitol District Omaha, NE

3. New Ulm Readiness Center, New Ulm, MN 4. Dollar General Distribution Center, Jackson, GA

5. Georgia Gwinnett College Library & Learning Center, Lawrenceville, GA 6. Armed Forces Radiobiological Research Institute (AFRRI), Bethesda, MD

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SPECIALTY SERVICES Our integrated engineering practice enables us to deliver a full suite of specialty services in‑house—an approach that strengthens coordination, enhances quality, and streamlines project delivery. By providing these services under one roof, we eliminate the inefficiencies and disconnects that can arise when multiple outside consultants are involved. This cohesive model ensures unified technical direction, faster decision‑making, and solutions that are holistically aligned with project goals from concept through occupancy, delivering measurable value to our clients and their teams.

Our specialty service engineering capabilities include: Architectural Lighting Working in partnership and harmony with architecture and interiors, our lighting design teams provide beautiful, sustainable, and functional solutions unique to each project.

Technology Planning and designing intuitive technology systems and infrastructure to seamlessly integrate into and enhance the built environment.

Fire Protection + Life Safety Protecting occupants from fire hazards and ensuring people are safe in emergencies. nergy Modeling + High Performance Design E Our building performance modeling provides actionable insights that drive sustainable, costeffective, and high-performing building design.

Commissioning Aligning the project vision with real-world performance, ensuring optimized systems, long-term efficiency, and a building that exceeds expectations.

Post Occupancy Evaluation Post-occupancy evaluation services give building owners clear insights into how their spaces actually perform—unlocking opportunities to enhance comfort, efficiency, and occupant satisfaction while maximizing long-term value. It’s the key to turning real-world data into smarter decisions for better buildings.

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Omaha VA Ambulatory Care Center, Omaha, NE

Walmart Distribution Center, Belvidere, IL

Benson High School, Omaha, NE

Hennepin County, Sheriff’s Office Public Safety Services Headquarters, Plymouth, LEO A DALY 11MN

SUSTAINABILITY APPROACH Our Sustainability Key Principles In our commitment to sustainability, we are focusing our practice around five key principles of sustainable design that allow us to implement a holistic approach to how we build and implement a sustainability-driven culture and process across our operations and portfolio.

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These principles are reinforced through our development of subject matter expertise, our selected industry commitments, our internal processes, and execution of project design.

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Our Commitments We serve as champions of sustainable design practices and are signatories of industry-leading sustainability commitments. Together, we can build a sustainable future.

The AIA 2030 Commitment aims to transform the practice of architecture to respond to the climate crisis in a way that is holistic, firm wide, project-based, and data driven, delivering carbon-neutral buildings by 2030.

The AIA Materials Pledge shifts how the industry evaluates the products and finishes specified on a daily basis. Participants commit to five overarching statements that will lead to more intentional product specifications across their portfolios over time.

The Structural Engineers 2050 Commitment Program is designed to ensure substantive embodied carbon reductions in the design and construction of structural engineering profession all in the name of achieving zero net carbon structure by 2050.

The MEP 2040 Commitment seeks to dramatically reduce the embodied carbon emissions associated with mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems through data-driven, collective action among committed design firms and supporting organizations.

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SUSTAINABILITY APPROACH Our Process Elements of our design process adapt to the needs of each client and each project. The core of our design approach, though rooted in a spirit of inquiry, is a constant. To pursue a high-performance design agenda in alignment with our vision, we embrace the AIA Framework for Design Excellence as a tool for integrating all systems into a considered whole. We also identify four essential components to add to our design process in the early phases of all projects.

1. Goal Setting Establishing project goals is the critical first step in our design process. Beyond project management objectives, these also include design and sustainability objectives which reflect the more aspirational ambitions of the practice.

3. Early Phase Energy Modeling As a key component of the AIA 2030 Challenge, early phase energy modeling informs the team about the energy consequences of siting and massing alternatives early enough in the design process to allow for meaningful change.

2. The Integration Workshop The Workshop is an opportunity to collaborate as a team in the initial design stages to elaborate on the project goals by developing detailed, project specific performance goals focused on meaningful and measurable impact.

4. Project Design Review Firmwide design reviews occur at early concept phase and schematic design phase as a tool to track project design and sustainability goals and to hold ourselves accountable for their implementation.

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Using the AIA Framework for Design Excellence As described by the AIA, the Framework is both a vision of what the profession aspires to achieve and a set of practical guidelines outlining a path forward. The 10 principles provide a comprehensive structure of sustainability objectives and priorities for each design discipline in service of the whole.

The Framework serves as the outline for our project integration workshops. While the Framework itself is not a process, it offers a set of tools to apply to any design process. The first principle, “Design for Integration”, asks for the big picture – the conceptual whole that the other nine principles serve. This critical step in our design process follows from the initial goal setting and concept studies and focuses the direction of the project workshops. The structure the framework provides also facilitates tracking the progress and implementation of sustainability measures throughout all design and documentation phases.

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PLANNING ARCHITECTURE ENGINEERING INTERIORS

Joshua J. Roehm, PE, PMP Vice President, Senior Director, Engineering JJRoehm@leoadaly.com C: 817.374.3082 Kimberly R. Cowman, PE, LEED AP, HFDP Vice President, Director, Engineering KRCowman@leoadaly.com C: 402.677.1017

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