Owen-Ames-Kimball Company Year In Review 2018

Southwest Florida Community Foundation Collaboratory / Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Depot Renovation

Owen-Ames-Kimball Company

2018 Year In Review

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Owen-Ames-Kimball Company

11941 Fairway Lakes Drive, Fort Myers, Florida 33913-8338

Ph 239-561-4141 • Fax 239-561-1996

January 2019 Clients, Partners, and Friends; This is the time of year where we get to reflect on last year and plan for the upcoming year and beyond.

2018 was a good year for Owen Ames Kimball. We had numerous great projects for many long-time clients as well as some new clients. We are proud of the work done last year.

Last year yielded many aviation, educational, and ecclesiastical projects, which are probably our strongest project mix. We tend to excel on those project types. O-A-K had the great fortune to build the new home of the Southwest Florida Community Foundation. This project was half historic remodel and half very modern building construction which truly is a signature building that contractors really enjoy building. It did turn out very nice and will be well remembered in the area.

We continued to do what we could to give back to the community in many ways. Our folks spearheaded the Hurricane Michael emergency supply run. This really took on a life of its own as our local community came together with so many people, companies and organizations giving that we filled two semi-trailers to the brim and transported to the Panama City area to help those in need.

Throughout the year we have worked to expand our relationships with the design community and foster new partnerships with up and coming subcontractors. We look forward to doing more of the same in 2019.

We enjoyed our joint venture partnership with Tobler Construction and were able to perform a fair amount of projects with our JV partner for the City of Fort Myers as well as the Fort Myers Housing Authority. This has been a blessing for us and the partnership has been strong.

As has been the norm for many years now, we continue to work synergistically with our sister company Thomas Marine Construction (TMC) and 2018 was no exception. We enjoy the ongoing relationship.

Many upgrades have been made this year, some in technology, employee education, and safety, all enhancing our abilities to serve our client base to our utmost ability as a company. We also added a roll-off truck with several cans to provide that additional service to our customers and for in-house use.

All of us at Owen Ames Kimball are thankful for 2018 and the good year that it was and are looking forward to a great 2019, due in most part to all of you.

As we completed our budget exercise for 2019, with the backlog looking fairly strong, we feel that if we all work together, this year can even be better than last.

We look forward to talking and working with all of you throughout the coming year.

All the Best,

David Dale and the entire O-A-K team

January

• The restoration of approximately 2,265 LF of Taxiway Bravo at the Immokalee Regional Airport was completed and consisted of milling and resurfacing the existing pavement as well as base, subbase, and shoulder improvements.

• As a proud supporter of The Harry Chapin Food Bank, O-A-K/Florida employees participate in the 2018 WINK News Feeds Families Hunger Walk this month.

• Superintendent, Rick Gutkneckt, hosted a group of SWFL Community Foundation staff members along with consultants from Second Muse visiting from New York City (who will be assisting in the development of the tech program at the new facility) on a walking tour of the Southwest Florida Community Foundation’s new Collaboratory project.

Hard Hat Tour at the Southwest Florida Community Foundation’s Collaboratory project

February

• Located just next to the O-A-K Fort Myers office, the 13,000 Sq. Ft. Creative World School project is completed, featuring pre-school and after school programs with multiple outdoor play areas.

• To benefit the Heights Foundation’s School Success program, O-A-K supports the 10th Annual “Love Your Neighbor” event featuring culinary creations, spirits, and live & silent auctions.

March

• The Six Lakes Country Club project is completed.

Replacing their 40 year old facility, this 21,000 sq. ft. project has four buildings, a pool & spa and a putting green as the focal point at the main entry drive.

Immokalee Regional Airport Taxiway B Rehabilitation

Creative World School

• The new St. Cecilia’s Parish Hall and Event Center breaks ground with Diocese of Venice Director of Construction Bo Nepip, Father Stan and the St. Cecilia’s Staff attending.

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Six Lakes Country Club

April

• Construction begins on the new Family Health Centers’ 65,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art clinic in Lehigh Acres. • CLICK BOX to Watch Current Progress Video • • OAK was pleased to sponsor the Page Field Aviation Day for the 11th year in a row. President, Dave Dale, displayed his 1940 Luscombe 8A .

• The Fort Myers Broadcasting Parking Lot Expansion & Entry Renovation is completed which included walkways, landscaping, trellises and lighting fixtures.

President Dave Dale at Page Field Aviation Day

Page Field Aviation Day

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Page Field Airport Rehabilitation of Runway 13-31 & Assoc. TW’s

May

• The total floor to ceiling renovation of men’s and women’s bathrooms at Fort Myers Broadcasting finishes. The project included custom built sinks, specialty plumbing fixtures and glass wall tiling.

LED backlit mirrors, frosted glass and louvered paneled doors.

• Site work begins on the Billy Bowlegs Sports Park project at which Tobler/O-A-K Joint Venture is also installing a pre-rec building, bleachers, walkways and parking.

June

• Rehabilitation of the LaBelle Municipal Airport Terminal Threshold is completed.

• Thermal Energy Storage Tank construction begins at Golden Gate High School and Palmetto Ridge High School in Collier County.

• O-A-K performs the emergency repair needs on Taxiway Foxtrot at the Southwest Florida International Airport.

Fort Myers Broadcasting Parking Lot & Front Entry

FGCU College of Business Students at Creative World School

July

• O-A-K finishes the Rehabilitation of Page Field Runway 13-31 & Associated Taxiways which completes Program 2 of the airports planned runway and taxiway improvements.

• Project Mangers Abel Natali and Matt Hoffman attend the Florida Airports Council Annual Conference & Exposition in Tampa. The business sessions are a good way to keep in touch with what’s new in the aviation industry in the state.

August

• Project Manager, Alesha Watchowski and Business Development Coordinator, Jan-Erik Hustrulid treated the children of St. Francis Xavier School to hard hat tours of the school’s courtyard renovation project. Students of all grades enjoyed learning about the construction process which was under way.

• O-A-K provided and Asst. Superintendent Jason Reardon organized lunch at Gulf Coast High School as a “Thank You!” to the many workers for a safe and productive summer. Over 40 people on site from various trades enjoyed the pizza party.

September

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• Construction starts on the new 25,000 sq. ft.

Multi-Use Hangar at Page Field Airport.

• Southwest Florida Community Foundation’s Collaboratory is completed. The project consisted of the renovation of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad depot and a new addition. It is expected to achieve LEED Gold certification.

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Southwest Florida International Airport Taxiway F Emergency Repairs

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St. Francis Xavier School Hard Hat Tour

October

Matt Hoffman going Over The Edge

• The new 6,240 sq. ft. Terminal Building is completed at the LaBelle Municipal Airport including interior buildout and landscaping.

• O-A-K organized a hurricane relief drive for the victims of Hurricane Michael in Florida’s panhandle.

Two 50’ semi trailers were completely filled with donated items from residents of SW Florida and delivered to two Panama City Beach organizations.

LaBelle Municipal Airport Terminal Building

• Employees, families, friends and clients of O-A-K all enjoyed the 34th annual Florida International Air Show at the Punta Gorda Airport.

November

• St. John XXIII held a dedication ceremony to celebrate the completion of their new Parish Life Center & Adoration Chapel this month. Bishop Frank Dewane from the Diocese of Venice and local priests blessed the new facilities.

• The 3,250 ft. long Turf Runway 13-31 Rehabilitation & Drainage Improvements at Arcadia Municipal Airport is completed.

Naples Municipal Airport Taxiway D • Wrapping up this month is the North Fort Myers Academy of the Arts Central Energy Plant and gym AHU upgrades.

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St. John XXIII Parish Life Center

St. John XXIII Parish Life Center

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RSW Charging Station

Artist’s Concept - Lover’s Key Visitor & Education Center

• Passengers flying to and from Southwest Florida International Airport will now be enjoying the new charging stations added to the seating and standalone kiosks throughout the terminal.

December

• The Courtyard Renovations at St. Francis Xavier School are finished up this month, which included a total demolition and re-construction of the courtyard.

• A groundbreaking ceremony took place at the Lover’s Key State Park for their new Visitor & Education Center. O-A-K expects construction to start in the spring of 2019.

• Work on multiple projects progresses on Collier County Public Schools under the School District of Collier County’s Professional Services Contract throughout the year. The work is done without disruption to students and faculty and will continue into 2019.

North Fort Myers Academy of the Arts Central Energy Plant

MISSION STATEMENT Since 1891, our mission has been, and remains today, to provide the finest professional construction services to meet our clients’ needs for quality construction.

As an employee-owned firm, our goal is to assure our clients real value for their dollar at a profit sufficient to provide for the safety and well-being of our employees and to ensure the continued growth of the Company.

We will commit to every job a team with skill, responsibility, and integrity that will blend the highest work ethic with today’s technologies.

FIFTEEN PERFORMANCE STEPS TO QUALITY© WORK A FULL DAY, EVERY DAY! TALK AND DELIVER QUALITY, ALWAYS! PLAN FOR PERFORMANCE! THINK AHEAD! GIVE CLEAR DIRECTIONS! MEET OR BEAT THE SCHEDULE! CONFIRM PERFORMANCE EXPECTATIONS! LET NO ONE SHORT THE REST OF THE TEAM! CHECK THE WORK! ALWAYS SOLVE THE PROBLEM! KEEP A CLEAN JOB AND A SAFE JOB! ALWAYS SEEK THE BETTER WAY! USE THE RIGHT TOOLS! IF IT’S NOT RIGHT, TAKE IT DOWN! DEMAND “NO PUNCHLIST” PERFORMANCE! TAKE RESPONSIBILITY AND PLACE RESPONSIBILITY!

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Owen-Ames-Kimball C om pany

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11941 F ai rw ay Lakes D r ive, Fo r t Mye r s , FL 3391 3-8 338 (2 39) 561 -41 41

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5117 C ast el l o D r ive, S uite 2, N ap les , FL 341 03 (239) 304-9746

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