O-A-K 2014 Year In Review

Marco Island Executive Airport

Owen-Ames-Kimball Company

2014

Year in Review

Owen-Ames-Kimball Company

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

Ph 239-561-4141 • Fax 239-561-1996

February 16, 2015 Dear Friends, We hope this letter finds you well and you enjoy looking through our year-end review brochure.

2014 marked another year of improvement in our company’s volume, project count, and overall performance. The commercial construction industry in our area, where not robust, is continuing to show a slow upward trend.

Our diversification efforts have borne fruit. We have gone into the heavy civil side of General Contracting and Construction Management. Currently the civil work backlog is the lion’s share of the total.

As we look forward to 2015, we are excited about some of the technology upgrades, and improved delivery methods in the mix. We believe these will enhance the value we bring to our clients. We see many young talented employees moving up the ranks to help raise the bar as to our total quality proposition and will make us stronger as a company.

As is always the case, we owe our deep gratitude to our loyal clients, the design professionals and subcontractors with which we work, and our friends in the communities we serve. The basic tenets that are the foundation of our mission statement are as true today as they ever were – providing the finest professional construction services while giving our clients real value for their dollar.

The new partnerships and strategic alliances we have fostered in the recent years give further opportunity moving forward into 2015.We are better equipped than ever to handle the opportunities that are on the horizon, have the finest field staff with deep local resources to cover any construction need, and we have a great capacity in our project management ability and pre-construction services.

2015 brings with it many opportunities and challenges. I know together with your help we will overcome any obstacles and prosper in the years to come.

Thank you all for all you have done for us through the years and we very much look forward to working together 2015 and beyond.

All the Best,

David Dale and the entire O-A-K team.

January

• The year started out with two ribbon cutting ceremonies: Alico Family Golf opened their 30 acre facility to the public on January 11th and the Chico’s FAS Early Education and Child Development Center held their ribbon cutting ceremony on January 31st.

Chico’s FAS Early Education and Child Development Center - Fort Myers

Rio De Janeiro Sidewalks - Port Charlotte

• The Rio De Janeiro sidewalks project in Port Charlotte was completed as well as the Collier County sidewalk project in Naples Manor.

• The renovation of the used car sales building to the new Lincoln dealership showroom was completed at Sam Galloway Ford Lincoln in Ft. Myers.

Sam Galloway Lincoln Dealership - Fort Myers

February

• The Softball Fields Concession Stand Building at Harold Avenue Park and Recreation Center in Port Charlotte is finished.

• Airfield Lighting System Improvements at the Arcadia Municipal Airport were completed including runway nav- aids and a new electrical/switch gear concrete vault.

Owen-Ames-Kimball in association with Sweet Sparkman Architects, Inc. were awarded the Immokalee Fire Control District’s New Fire Station construction and Remodel Services project slated to start in 2015.

March

• A successful HVAC system renovation and replacement was accomplished at the Gateway Elementary School in Fort Myers.

Harold Avenue Park and Recreation Center Concession Stand Building - Port Charlotte

Family Health Center - Estero • New Hope Presbyterian Church selected OwenAmes-Kimball as their Construction Manager for the new campus on Plantation Road in Fort Myers, with work expected to begin in early 2015.

• Owen-Ames-Kimball is listed in the top twenty among the ‘Top 50 Contractors’ in the eight county area of Southwest Florida by the ‘Business Observer’.

May

• Construction of the 12’ wide Airside Perimeter Road is completed at the Page Field Airport. A large percentage of the work was performed in the overnight hours to avoid conflict with daily aircraft traffic.

April

• Work begins at Sam Galloway Ford on the dealership showroom renovation.

• Exterior repairs were finished on the Westminster Presbyterian Church in Fort Myers.

• Runway 9-27 reconstruction/ rehabilitation is completed at the Immokalee Regional Airport. The project Sam Galloway Ford - Fort Myers included the extension of Taxiway B and new construction of Taxiway B-1, lighting, signage and improvements to the runway safety area.

• The newly constructed 30,412 sf state-of-the-art Family Health Centers of SWFL clinic facility in Estero is ready to take new patients and will offer dental, adult medical, pediatrics and a pharmacy at this location.

• Roof repairs were completed at the Edison State College Robinson Hall building. Edison College has since been renamed Florida SouthWestern College.

Immokalee Regional Airport Runway 9-27

FGCU I-Hub Site - Fort Myers

June

• The Build-out for the 10,000 SF ultramodern Lee Convenient Care clinic was completed in an existing multi-tenant building which O-A-K also built in 2009.

• President, Dave Dale, was the first to land on the newly renovated Marco Island Executive Airport Runway 17-35. The rehabilitation project also included Taxiway B and Apron rehabilitation, lighting, marking, fill, grading and drainage.

July

• Work started on the Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) ‘iHub’ project. Phase I includes earthwork, site utilities, roadway and sidewalks.

August

• A public ground breaking ceremony took place for the Elkcam Boulevard project. This Charlotte County project includes utilities, drainage and sidewalks.

• Project Manager Abel Natali and Superintendent Matt Hoffman attend the 45th annual Florida Airports Council Conference and Exhibition in Jacksonville, FL, the largest single-state aviation conference in the nation.

• Renovation begins on the (Chico’s FAS owned) Boston Proper warehouse in Boca Raton, FL.

September

• The addition of elevators to the Plantation Beach Club’s buildings I, II, & III on Captiva Island is completed.

Plantation Beach Club Captiva Island

• O-A-K employees attend the annual Page Field Aviation Day. • The team of O-A-K and Hole Montes, Inc. were selected to perform the “Complete Streets” work for Lee County Metropolitan Planning Organization who was awarded a $10.4 million TIGER Grant by the US Department of Transportation to complete a safe, integrated bike and pedestrian network.

• Work starts on the LaBelle Municipal Airport Terminal apron improvements.

Scanlon Acura - Fort Myers • Renovations to the 11,000 SF Scanlon Acura Dealership showroom are finished.

October

• Renovations to the De LaSalle Academy’s 17,748 SF newly acquired building are completed. De LaSalle academy serves students from Pre-K through 12th grade.

• The rehabilitation project of Taxiways A & C at the Venice Municipal Airport begins.

• The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners approved the Award of Bid #14-340, Edgewater Drive Widening - Phase II Construction to O-A-K on October 28th. Work commences in January 2015.

November

• The Naples Municipal Airport Drainage Improvements and Runway 14-32 Rehabilitation projects begins.

• O-A-K employees collect food donations for the Heights Foundation’s Bountiful Blessings Food Drive.

December

• Work begins on the Ford Street Filter Marsh in Fort Myers.

• Project Manager Frank Mullins retires after almost 30 years of service to Owen-AmesKimball.

• Multiple projects received through the General Contractor and Design Build Continuing Contracts awarded for the Collier County School Board are completed during the year and continue through 2015.

Frank Mullins

Edgewater Drive Widening - Port Charlotte

Naples Municipal Airport Runway 14-32 - Naples

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!

O-A-K Southwest Florida Operations Headquarters

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Owen-Ames-Kimball Company

Fort Myers

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

Naples

5129 C ast el l o D r ive, S uite 2, N ap les , FL 341 03 (239) 596-0291

Punta Gorda

1877 Manzana Av e n u e, P u n t a Go r d a, FL 339 50 (9 4 1 ) 575-1 574

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