Tepa Construction Capabilities Brief (BIA) by Tepa Companies

TRIBALLY OWNED SMALL BUSINESSES WITH WIDE-RANGING SERVICES

Tepa EC and Tepa ES are performing a D/B contract to construct a 27,000 square foot (SF) detention facility, four on-site duplex units for staff quarters, and all site utilities, a new water line, domestic and fire water storage tank, new sewer line, and sanitary lagoon. Award Amount: $34.4M - Competitive

▶ Since 2005, the Tepa Companies have provided best value, design-build (D/B) and design-bid-build (D/B/B) vertical and horizontal construction services to federal and Department of Defense (DoD) clients. Our prime contractor experience is based on consistent superior construction services with a strict adherence to mission, budget, and schedule requirements. Self-perform capabilities include earthwork, utilities, medium voltage, and secondary electrical.

Several Tepa Companies have served the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) on various D/B and D/B/B task order projects, many of which are in remote locations. Every Tepa Company has access to a wealth of resources, professional expertise, and financial backing to ensure successful delivery of projects.

/// WHY TEPA

f $2.9B in revenue since 2005

f $500M bonding capacity with $250M per project

f 300+ projects concurrently with combined value of more than $1B

f Experience modifications rating (EMR) below industry standard

f Small company flexibility with large company financial controls

f Global reach, local touch

f Government, commercial, and tribal nation clients

f 8(a) sole-source capability

HOPI ADULT DETENTION CENTER | BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS CENTRAL Keams Canyon, Arizona

BUSINESS SIZE/CLASSIFICATION

Komada, LLC (Komada)

Medvolt Construction Services, LLC (Medvolt CS)

Roundhouse PBN, LLC (Roundhouse)

Tehama, LLC (Tehama)

Tepa EC, LLC (Tepa EC)

Tepa Engineering Services, LLC (Tepa ES)

f Disadvantaged Small Businesses

f Indian Small Business Economic Enterprises (ISBEEs)

f 100% Tribally Owned

Many Farms High School Bureau of Indian Affairs

Many Farms, Arizona

Tepa EC will perform new construction of ~97,000 GSF of new buildings, renovation of ~47,000 GSF of existing buildings, new construction of 30,571 GSF of 30 new quarters, outdoor athletic facilities, and replacement of campus utility infrastructure.

Award Amount: $170M Competitive

Oglala Dam Remediation Bureau of Indian Affairs Central

Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, Oglala, South Dakota

Komada will demolish the existing spillway and replace it with a new Roller-Compacted Concrete (RCC) spillway structure. Additionally, the outlet works will be replaced and modifications will be made to the emergency spillway and dam embankment.

Award Amount: $58.3M Competitive

Bridges 104 and 119 | Bureau of Indian Affairs

Brown County, Kansas

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Tepa EC is performing this D/B/B project near Horton, Kansas. Construction activities include demolition of existing, setting steel piles to specified depths to support the bridge piers, concrete abutments, bridge decking, placing paving, excavating and landscaping for bridge approaches, and installing guardrails and signage.

Award Amount: $4.3M Competitive

T'iis Nazbas Community School and 20 Quarters

Design-Build | Bureau of Indian Affairs Central

Teec Nos Pos, Arizona

Tepa EC is serving as prime contractor on this D/B task order as part of our National Multiple Award Construction Contract (NMACC) contract with the BIA. The project is a new 57,800 GSF K-8 school that will serve 188 students, a 16,400 SF dormitory to accommodate 60 students, a 4,500 SF maintenance facility, and 20 employee quarters totaling 33,060 SF.

Award Amount: $84.9M Competitive

Anadarko, Oklahoma

Tepa EC served as prime contractor on this firm fixed price task order project to construct a 150-foot communications selfsupporting tower (SST) and install a shelter at the Bureau of Indian Affairs Communication Site in Anadarko.

Award Amount: $422K Competitive

Investigation of PCB Contamination at Electrical Substation Locations, San Carlos Irrigation Project Bureau of Indian Affairs

Gila River Indian Reservation and San Carlos Reservation, Arizona

Tehama performed two rounds of an analytical investigation of polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) impacts to surface soil and concrete electrical pads at 22 electrical power substations.

Award Amount: $165K Competitive

Meskwaki Bingo Casino Hotel

Meskwaki Nation – Sac & Fox Tribe of the Mississippi

Tama, Iowa

Tepa's Construction Services Division performed work on the South (Medvolt CS) and North (Komada) Towers and modernized the lobby area. This included full demolition and reconstruction of the interior and exterior with a complete rebuild of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems.

Combined Award Amount: $83.5M Competitive

Naschitti, New Mexico / BIA Navajo Region

Tehama completed site remediation of toxaphene-contaminated soil at the Black Water Springs sheep dip vat (SDV) located on Navajo Nation land in northwest New Mexico.

Award Amount: $361K Competitive

Asbestos Survey and O&M Program, Building 1 Bureau of Indian Affairs

Whiteriver, Arizona / BIA

Tehama performed a comprehensive asbestos survey and developed an asbestos operations and maintenance (O&M) plan for Building 1, located on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation in Whiteriver, Arizona.

Award Amount: $8K Competitive

Anadarko Communications Tower Bureau of Indian Affairs

Black Water Springs Sheep Dip Vat Site Removal Bureau of Indian Affairs

SMALL BUSINESS RELATIONSHIP WITH LARGE BUSINESS RESOURCES

The Tepa Companies, 100% owned by the federally recognized Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians, provides access to over 500 employees across the country. All Tepa Companies have access to extensive resources, professional expertise, and financial backing to ensure the successful delivery of projects.

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Tepa EC was awarded the BIA NMACC, contract #140A1618D0009, and the Construction Multiple Award Construction Contract (C-MAC), contract #140A1623D0026.

TRIBALLY OWNED AD VANTAGE

The Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians is a federally recognized tribe based in Northern California, east of the Coastal Range in what is now known as Tehama and Glenn counties. The Tribe actively supports its members and surrounding residents through diversified business holdings and contributions to community organizations from the Paskenta Nomlaki Foundation.

The Tepa Companies help us accomplish the dreams of our ancestors and elders to set up the Tribe’s future for many generations to come and give back to the surrounding communities. Their success is our success.

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Andrew “Dru” Alejandre Tepa Board Chairman