Truebeck | Design-Build Qualifications

DESIGN-BUILD

THE TRUEBECK PLEDGE

Build with a genuine passion + seek possibilities. Pioneer ideas that improve industry practices & elevate standards.

Work to give the best possible service, quality & value, while making the journey fun and memorable.

TRUEBECK CONSTRUCTION

RAISE THE BAR.

ABOUT US

CORE VALUES

Truebeck is a general contractor defined by safety,

Courageously, make ideas reality.

quality, partnership, and values. Founded by Sean

Project success. Every time. No excuses.

Truesdale and David Becker in 2007, Truebeck

If it’s not the best, it simply won’t do.

quickly established a reputation for excellence

We win as a team, and high-five a lot.

through a commitment to best-in-class service,

Don’t do what’s easy, do what’s right. And hustle.

innovation, and high performance.

Business and life are all about people.

EMPLOYEE COUNT

ANNUAL REVENUE

600+ $800M

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Truebeck has always exhibited integrity, reliability, and fairness. The quality of their work, attention to detail and commitment to excellence is visible daily.

OFFICE LOCATIONS

SEATTLE PORTLAND

YEARS IN OPERATION

19

MARKET SECTORS

Civic/Community

SACRAMENTO

Commercial Education Healthcare

SAN FRANCISCO

Housing

SAN MATEO

Life Science

Aaron Holm, Trammell Crow Company

Interiors Mass Timber Mission Critical Mixed-use

SERVICES

ALTERNATIVE DELIVERY METHODS /// CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY + INNOVATION /// CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT /// DESIGN-BUILD /// INTEGRATED PROJECT DELIVERY /// MEP EXPERTISE /// PRECONSTRUCTION /// QUALITY CONTROL /// SAFETY MANAGEMENT /// SELF-PERFORM /// SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION NOTABLE FIRM AWARDS

[left to right] Best Places to Work San Francisco Business Times (2013, 2014, 2017-2026) /// Top 100 Contractors ENR ///

California Voluntary Protection Program (Cal/VPP) Designation Cal/OSHA /// Top 100 Contractors ENR ///

Excellence in Innovation Procore Groundbreaker Awards 2022 // IIDA Award winner for multiple projects

QUALIFICATIONS + EXPERIENCE

University of California, Santa Cruz Kresge College Campus Renewal SANTA CRUZ , C A

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

SIZE

Kresge College is a dynamic, academic student community organized along a ridge in a redwood forest. Kresge students study liberal arts through creative community spaces, interdisciplinary and experimental teachings, and conscientious approaches to living and learning. The Truebeck/ EHDD design-build team addressed the University’s urgent need for more student housing and focused on critical campus repairs and renovation, imminent seismic upgrade requirements, and site accessibility.

156,000sf

The redevelopment includes eight new dormitories, utilizing modular construction, with 585 beds, new Town Hall building, the renovation and refresh of five academic buildings, and demolition of 10 structures.

The eight new residential halls consist of mass timber and steel structures, with Kresge L being the tallest at six stories. The advantages of mass timber prefabrication are leveraged to provide schedule and cost savings and improved carbon impacts. The project also includes extensive sitework.

TRUEBECK CONSTRUCTION

CONSTRUCTION COST

$258.4 million PROJECT ARCHITECT

EHDD Architecture KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build; Mass timber; LEED Silver; Modular and pre-fabrication construction; Self-perform concrete

QUALIFICATIONS + EXPERIENCE

County of San Mateo San Mateo Medical Center Health Campus SAN MATEO, C A

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

SIZE

The design-build San Mateo Medical Center Health Campus project encompasses a full city block and includes 200,000sf of sitework and 289,000sf of construction comprised of multiple buildings. Group A work included the 27,000sf OSHPD 1 nursing wing renovation, including an outpatient rehabilitation clinic; dietary kitchen, café, and servery; and a 6,000sf central plant renovation. Group B work included a new 70,000sf three-story medical office building and a 5,000sf North Addition Building Rehab Department renovation. Group C consists of extensive site improvements, demolition of the two adjacent buildings, and construction of a new 35,000sf Link Building, which connects the Admin Building to the existing hospital and includes a new public cafeteria, kitchen, engineers workshop, and multiple publicfacing departments for the Health System. Additional scope included make-ready projects to relocate patient facing services, a pharmacy, bio-med storage, and construction of a temporary loading dock.

289,000sf (Buildings); 200,000sf (Sitework)

TRUEBECK CONSTRUCTION

CONSTRUCTION COST

$183 million PROJECT ARCHITECT

Taylor Design KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

OSHPD 1 & 3; Group A: CM-at-Risk; Group B & C: Design-build; Active hospital campus; CMAA NorCal Chapter Project Achievement Award

QUALIFICATIONS + EXPERIENCE

Vantage Data Centers V5 – Santa Clara Campus I SANTA CL AR A , C A

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

SIZE

The V5 Data Center is a four-story, steel structure building with 15MW of raised floor data center space spread across three data modules on separate floors. Situated on a highly connected carrier neutral campus with extensive diverse fiber connections and a multitude of services, this modern data center includes N+1 redundancy that ensures system availability in the event of component failure and offers support for customers seeking higher power densities. The project also consisted of designbuild MEP systems, sitework, and Class A building amenities, including office space, conference rooms, and a break room.

109,228sf

TRUEBECK CONSTRUCTION

CONSTRUCTION COST

$150 million PROJECT ARCHITECT

CAS Architects DELIVERY METHOD

Design-build MEP Systems / Multiple Prime Delivery

QUALIFICATIONS + EXPERIENCE

Sonoma State University Stevenson Hall Renovation ROHNER T PAR K , C A

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

SIZE

Utilizing a design-build delivery method designed to increase collaboration, the project includes 32,000sf of new construction for the colleges of Education, Social Sciences, Business and Economics. The project was a complete renovation and expansion including an atrium addition with significant seismic retrofitting throughout. Truebeck provided all new MEPF systems, 60% exterior skin replacement designed to provide more natural light, and site improvements. The project accommodates classrooms, offices, an urban design studio, conference rooms, computer and bioscience labs, and a psychology observation room. Sustainability is a critical component, with improving environmental quality and reducing resource utilization primary focuses for this LEED Gold project.

140,000sf

Truebeck performed extensive preconstruction services as well as phasing, scheduling, and site logistics. Core objectives aim to improve campus educational spaces to better meet the needs of the associated disciplines.

TRUEBECK CONSTRUCTION

CONSTRUCTION COST

$72 million PROJECT ARCHITECT

EHDD Architecture KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build; LEED Gold; Fitwel Star; Extensive sitework; BIM coordination; Design-Build Institute of America Innovation Award; Design-Build Institute of America Design Excellence Award

QUALIFICATIONS + EXPERIENCE

DivcoWest 550 Terry Francois Life Science Facility SAN FR ANCISCO, C A

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

SIZE

Located in San Francisco’s Mission Bay life science cluster, and adjacent to UCSF’s globally recognized medical research campus and numerous other biotech and healthcare organizations that make it an ideal location for life science users, this LEED Gold facility comprises six stories of Class A institutionalquality life science and biotech space that delivers sustainable systems, and expansive views.

318,000sf

The 318,000sf building conversion involved the full demolition of existing tenant improvements— including recycling access floors—leaving the six-story concrete core and shell. From there, the project team performed structural upgrades and installed a new MEP plant, overhead air distribution infrastructure, and five new Cummins generators (the first IBC-tested and certified for roof installation) to support the complex demands of modern lab environments.

Downtown, Design-Build MEP, High-rise, Demolition

TRUEBECK CONSTRUCTION

CONSTRUCTION COST

$67 million PROJECT ARCHITECT

WRNS Studio KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

QUALIFICATIONS + EXPERIENCE

General Services Administration (GSA) 911 Federal Building POR TL AND, OR

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

SIZE

Built in 1953, the eight-story steel-framed structure is home to the GSA, U.S. Congress, Department of Homeland Security, and Department of Energy, among other national security entities. This major design-build transformation within a fully occupied and functional federal office building included major seismic and non-seismic structural systems upgrades to ensure the facility’s long-term operational status. This project also included office relocation and build-out for a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, Congressman Earl Blumenauer.

312,447sf

TRUEBECK CONSTRUCTION

CONSTRUCTION COST

$38 million PROJECT ARCHITECT

Soderstrom Architects KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build; Government agency

QUALIFICATIONS + EXPERIENCE

One Community Health Kings Way & 21st Street Medical Office Buildings SACR AMENTO, C A

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

SIZE

This progressive design-build project involves renovating two existing buildings: 3540 Kings Way (42,000sf) and 1507 21st Street (66,825sf) into medical office buildings. This project aims to create patient-focused spaces that are modern, calming, welcoming, and reflective of One Community Health’s mission to provide access to under-served parts of the community. These spaces will also meet OSHPD 3 requirements for primary care clinics and require major Title 24 updates. The two medical office buildings will include exam rooms, staff offices, break rooms, restrooms, lactation rooms, check-in spaces, nurse triage rooms, a Behavioral Health division, a Radiology division, new elevators, MEP & life safety upgrades, and a non-compounding pharmacy.

42,000sf (Building 1) & 66,825f (Building 2)

TRUEBECK CONSTRUCTION

CONSTRUCTION COST

$32 million PROJECT ARCHITECT

Perkins&Will KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Progressive Design-build, OSHPD 3

QUALIFICATIONS + EXPERIENCE

Uber 555 Market Street Multi-floor Headquarters SAN FR ANCISCO, C A

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

SIZE

This 15-story design-build office interiors project on Market Street in San Francisco serves as a global corporate headquarters for Uber. The space included high-tech open office areas, large breakrooms, food service and pantries, auditorium, and full-service security package integration. The location of the project, in an active downtown location, required multiple permitting requirements and construction was phased to work within an occupied building.

260,000sf

TRUEBECK CONSTRUCTION

CONSTRUCTION COST

$28 million PROJECT ARCHITECT

Cannon Design (previously Studio O+A) KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build

QUALIFICATIONS + EXPERIENCE

SF-Marin Food Bank Warehouse Expansion SAN FR ANCISCO, C A

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

SIZE

The primary goal of this design-build warehouse expansion project is to increase the warehouse efficiency to substantially increase food capacity to achieve SFMFB’s mission to end hunger in San Francisco and Marin counties. The expanded facility creates a better welcome for visitors with a new lobby and front entrance, provides expanded warehouse space, and a new food cooler with storage racking.

Truebeck renovated the first and second floor offices, conference rooms and restrooms to provide a more updated space for staff. The project created a new loading dock with a new delivery road for incoming and departing shipments. Truebeck was able to keep the delivery route operational for the majority of construction, with close coordination with the Food Bank, so operations could be maintained throughout construction. Sustainable features include solar panels, two 20,000 gallon cisterns to collect water for landscaping irrigation, and the building is all-electric, lowering its carbon footprint.

47,000sf

TRUEBECK CONSTRUCTION

CONSTRUCTION COST

$27.8 million PROJECT ARCHITECT

EHDD Architecture KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build; All-electric building

QUALIFICATIONS + EXPERIENCE

University of California, Davis Winery, Brewery, and Food Science Building DAV IS, C A

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

SIZE

This design-build world-class research and teaching facility for UC Davis consists of three main components; a winery for the Department of Viticulture and Enology; a small scale fermentation brewery and classroom; and a food pilot plant for the Department of Food Science and Technology.

The facilities house a working small-scale winery, brewery, and food processing pilot plant, in addition to a dairy processing room. The winery includes large experimental fermentation areas, controlled temperature rooms barrel, bottle cellars, and a testing lab. Support spaces for each department include laboratories classrooms offices controlled temperature rooms and storage facilities. Extensive sustainable features include energy-efficient lighting, rainwater storage for landscaping irrigation, PV panels, and maximizing daylight. The facility is designed to allow for future capabilities to capture/ sequester carbon dioxide and reclaim process water in the winery.

34,000sf

TRUEBECK CONSTRUCTION

CONSTRUCTION COST

$17.25 million PROJECT ARCHITECT

Flad Architects KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build; LEED Platinum, USGBC-Northern California, Green Building Superhero; AIA Merit Award for Energy and Sustainability; California Construction Best Award; Award of Merit for Green Building

QUALIFICATIONS + EXPERIENCE

Portland Sacramento San Francisco San Mateo Seattle

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