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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
OFFICE LOCATIONS
SEATTLE PORTLAND
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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.
YEARS IN OPERATION
19
MARKET SECTORS
Advanced R&D + Tech 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
REPEAT CLIENT RATE
95
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EDUCATION CLIENTS
TRUEBECK CONSTRUCTION
TOTAL VOLUME OF EDUCATION PROJECTS
MORE THAN $650 MILLION
ISNET 35+ GRADE A SAFETY RATING
EDUCATION PROJECTS
Truebeck Construction will be at the top of our list for any building projects in our future plans. At each juncture, they were flexible and creative problem-solvers, and fully committed to the project and its goals. The result is a beautiful building that far exceeded our expectations proven by the joy and enthusiastic use by the faculty and students. Eric Temple Head of School (retired) Lick-Wilmerding High School
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
Castilleja School New Main Campus, Parking Garage, & Temporary Classrooms PALO ALTO, C A
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
SIZE
Phase 1 of Castilleja School’s campus expansion includes construction of a new 25,655sf underground parking garage beneath the existing athletic field, providing 52 parking spaces and dedicated entry and exit lanes. The work also includes stormwater capture and treatment systems, replacement of the softball field, and modifications to surrounding parking areas.
152,310sf
Phase 2 includes temporary classroom facilities and connecting walkways, allowing students and faculty to relocate to the interim “Casti Village” campus during construction.
KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS
Phase 3 delivers a new 126,655sf redeveloped campus, including academic and student life building, pool, renovated facilities, and collaborative learning spaces organized around the landscaped Circle. The project advances Castilleja’s mission and sustainability goals through Net Zero Energy strategies, rainwater capture, and native landscaping. TRUEBECK CONSTRUCTION
CONSTRUCTION COST
Confidential per Client PROJECT ARCHITECT
Form4 Architecture
Self-performed wooden walkways, stairways, walls, and roofs to fully cover walkways; Net Zero Energy
QUALIFICATIONS + EXPERIENCE
Pinewood School Upper Campus Rebuild & Modernization LOS ALTOS, C A
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
SIZE
This campus rebuild involves the demolition of five existing buildings, and reconstruction of most of the upper campus, which serves students in grades 9–12. Project highlights include new 27,114sf two-story multi-purpose building complete with cafeteria, kitchen, maker space, specialty classrooms, administration, and covered walkways; new 24,765sf two-story general education classroom building with covered walkways; new 22,641sf theater; and 21,767sf gymnasium renovation. Additional improvements include new tennis courts, turf athletic fields, elevator tower and stair connections, campus entry and exit driveways, and extensive sitework enhancements.
96,287sf
TRUEBECK CONSTRUCTION
CONSTRUCTION COST
$80 million PROJECT ARCHITECT
CAW Architects KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS
Campus rebuild, Modernization, Classrooms, Gym renovation, New performing arts theatre
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
San Francisco University High School California Campus SAN FR ANCISCO, C A
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
SIZE
UHS’s first ground-up project reorganizes and reimagines their existing four building campus. The California Campus adds density to an underused site and unites all the STEM classrooms and faculty offices on a single light-filled floor (formerly split between multiple buildings on campus, often in a basement). The existing gymnasium, “The Devil Dome,” no longer served the needs of a thriving, competitive, athletic program. The new gym allows for multiple practice courts and a 600-seat competition court with telescoping bleachers, which also doubles as a venue for all-school meetings. The additional square footage unlocks the remainder of the campus providing equal access to food, administration, faculty, and community spaces. The Net Zero Energy and LEED Platinum project reduces electrical demads, operational carbon emissions by 51%, and water consumption by 50%. The building’s 212-kW rooftop photovoltaic array provides the remaining energy requirements onsite.
49,000sf
TRUEBECK CONSTRUCTION
CONSTRUCTION COST
Confidential per Client PROJECT ARCHITECT
Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS
LEED Platinum; Net Zero Energy; Downtown, congested site; Zero lot lines; AIA California Merit Design Award
QUALIFICATIONS + EXPERIENCE
Lick-Wilmerding High School Campus Expansion and Renovation SAN FR ANCISCO, C A
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
SIZE
Lick-Wilmerding High School is one of California’s leading College Preparatory schools. This 55,140sf private high school campus expansion replaced an outdated 1950s-era building with a new steel structure while maintaining the historic building exterior. The building replacement included a seismic retrofit and accommodated new classrooms, staff offices, and locker rooms for gym use.
47,140sf (New Building); 8,000sf (Tenant Improvement)
The project also builds a new entry, plaza, lobby and administrative offices at Ocean and Howth streets and renovated part of an existing building to reconfigure and expand science laboratories and technology classrooms. The project achieved LEED Platinum certification, as well as Living Building Challenge Petal certification, a program that requires meeting a series of advanced performance requirements during 12 continuous months of operation. Incorporating Net Positive Energy in its design, the building produces more energy than it consumes.
Net Positive Energy; LEED Platinum, Living Building Challenge Petal certification
TRUEBECK CONSTRUCTION
CONSTRUCTION COST
$30 million PROJECT ARCHITECT
EHDD Architecture KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS
QUALIFICATIONS + EXPERIENCE
Crystal Springs Uplands School Mansion Renovation HILL SBOROUGH, C A
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
SIZE
An independent, coeducational, college-prep day school for sixth through 12th grades, Crystal Springs’ 1915 mansion, designed by Willis Polk & Co., is a 47,000sf steel and concrete structure comprised of three levels, a full basement, and an intermediate level in the service wing. The historic renovation includes seismic, MEP, and technology upgrades to meet student and faculty needs and current CA building codes. The new facility includes enlarged classrooms, upgraded energy performance, improved landscaping and parking areas, and comprehensive hardscape and sitework. Rehabilitated interior finishes in the mansion include specialty European fixtures, marble fireplaces and mantles originating from a 16thcentury Italian castle, a 16th-century hand-carved ceiling from northern Italy in the ballroom, and Italian ironwork and German woodcarving throughout.
47,000sf
TRUEBECK CONSTRUCTION
CONSTRUCTION COST
$25 million PROJECT ARCHITECT
EHDD KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS
Historic restoration; Seismic upgrade
QUALIFICATIONS + EXPERIENCE
Marin Country Day School Upper School Expansion COR TE MADER A , C A
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
SIZE
Marin Country Day School is an independent K-8 coed day school at a 35-acre campus in Corte Madera, California. The campus redevelopment included demolition of several existing small buildings, 24-foot-tall retaining wall, new two-story 10,000sf classroom and science building, built into a hillside with significant rock excavation, and installation of temporary modular classrooms.
10,000sf
Additionally, Truebeck undertook the extensive site improvements, consisting of two new sports fields, parking area, underground utilities, and a complete creek restoration. The project achieved LEED Platinum and Net Zero certification.
LEED Platinum; Net Zero Energy
TRUEBECK CONSTRUCTION
CONSTRUCTION COST
$19 million PROJECT ARCHITECT
EHDD Architecture KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS
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
Sonoma State University Wine Spectator Learning Center ROHNER T PAR K , C A
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
SIZE
This project was a renovation and seismic upgrade of a 1960s-era university commons building into a modern educational facility with three focal areas: an education core, a student commons with areas for collaboration and student-run businesses; and an industry center with space for professional and academic faculty and program leadership. Sonoma State’s Wine Spectator Learning Center is a state-ofthe-art facility with classrooms and outdoor space to teach 300+, venues for public seminars and events, and technology to reach the world. The design utilizes modern learning and working practices to inspire collaboration for students and visitors. The Student Commons encompass a student hub, a wine entrepreneurship laboratory, an outdoor study terrace and a wine business research library.
18,000sf
TRUEBECK CONSTRUCTION
CONSTRUCTION COST
$8.3 million PROJECT ARCHITECT
TLCD Architecture KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS
North Bay Business Journal Top Project Award (2017); AIA Redwood Empire Chapter Merit Award (2018).
QUALIFICATIONS + EXPERIENCE
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