VanGuard 3rd/4th Quarter 2021 by Vecellio Group

3rd/4th Quarter 2021 Newsmagazine of the

A Top 400 Contractor

The Vecellio Group

“A Tradition Of Excellence Since 1938”

www.VecellioGroup.com

V&G Constructing 7 Miles Of Bypass In Richmond County, NC

Photo by Jeff Romaine

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Michael Vecellio Receives American Free Enterprise Companion Medal Page 2

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Infrastructure Act Goes Long Way Toward Nation’s Highway Needs (A Word From Leo A. Vecellio, Jr.).....................................................2 Vecellio & Grogan Picks Up Another NW Florida Project.................3 “Through the Lens” at Brightline Railbed Project.............................4 Ranger Makes Airport, Track and Street Improvements...................5 Ranger Earns MOT and Safety Awards From FTBA..........................5 Sharpe Crews Stay Busy On Fine Grading, Paving Contracts..........6

Vecenergy Tank Maintenance Makes For Unique Image..................6 “Through the Lens” at White Rock Quarries’ Miami Operations.....7 Foundation Provides 12 College Scholarships Totaling $114,000....8 Bulkheads, Floating Docks, Beach Pier Among Hal Jones’ Work......9 Group Honors Service Award Recipients, Anniversaries........... 10-13 Safety, New Hires, Promotions, Retirements, In Memoriam...... 14-15 Vecellio Lecture By DJ Gribbin Addresses Road Work Policies..... 16

High-Quality Construction & Materials

Heavy/highway and bridge construction, drainage and site development throughout the mid-Atlantic states and beyond in the eastern U.S.

Grading, utilities and asphalt paving/resurfacing in the Piedmont Triad area of North Carolina. A division of Vecellio & Grogan.

Energy Services & Products

Heavy industrial bridge and marine construction services in the southeastern United States. A division of Vecellio & Grogan.

Heavy/highway contracting, site development, and asphalt paving/resurfacing across central and southeastern Florida.

Heavy industrial and marine construction services, based in West Palm Beach, Florida.

DOT-certified limerock aggregates and screenings. Located in Miami, Florida, White Rock is one of the top producers in the U.S.

Petroleum products terminals and related services in multiple U.S. locations. Total capacity exceeds two million barrels.

V&G Constructing Bypass In Richmond County, NC

ON THE COVER: Complying with all safety protocols, V&G crew members build a triple-box culvert that will be 534 ft. long and 37 ft. wide. It is one of six box culverts on the job.

Highway Portion Of Infrastructure Act Goes Long Way Toward Nation’s Needs It was good to see bipartisan We also appreciate all newer support for the recently enacted hires, including those who joined Infrastructure Investment & Jobs our Group in late 2021 from other Act, which benefits a wide range business units. Whether kept freeof transportation modalities and standing or welcomed into our projects. The portion dedicated to other operations, you are integral highway work is critical and will to our success! go a long way toward the repair, Murray Logan Construction, Word From maintenance and improvement of LeoA A. a West Palm Beach-based marine Vecellio, Jr. our nation’s thoroughfares, increascontractor, is now officially part Vecellio Group, Inc. ing safety and reducing travel times. of our Group. We also welcomed Chairman, CEO Staying safe outside the travel over 70 employees from Hardrives & President lanes is vital too. We urge you to into our Group. maintain protection against COVID-19 and After years of research, we have published its variants. We are monitoring the situation another volume in the Vecellio Companies closely and implementing policies as needed and Family History Series. to provide a safe working environment. We The leather-bound Volume need everyone doing his or her part, as well. Two covers the family backWe strongly advise that you get the vaccine ground and early decades of and its booster. Vecellio & Grogan and its In this VanGuard we proudly recognize affiliated companies. It will employees who have reached significant be custom-packaged and service milestones, as well as all employees mailed directly to our valued with five or more years of service. As a famcustomers, industry contacts, ily owned and operated business, we undergovernment officials and longer-term stand and greatly appreciate how important employees. Look for it in early 2022! Addiour family of dedicated employees is to our tional volumes are in development, with Carl success. Thiemann continuing to lead the project. 2

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PBA University Honors Michael Vecellio Michael Vecellio received a 2021 American Free Enterprise Companion Medal from Palm Beach Atlantic University, which hosts an annual celebration recognizing accomplishments that exemplify this country’s free enterprise system. Michael’s father, Leo Vecellio, Jr., received an American Free Enterprise Medal in 2018. Michael is a Michael Vecellio Vice President at Vecellio Group, Inc., and President – Construction of Vecellio & Grogan. He serves as a Vice Chair-at-Large for the American Road and Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA), and is an active member of the Economic Council of the Palm Beaches.

Ponch Frank Receives Award Ranger’s Vice President of Asphalt, Ponch Frank, has received an inaugural Leadership Impact Award from ARTBA. Ponch served for two years on ARTBA’s Executive Committee as Chair of its Industry Leader Development Council, after two years as Council Vice Chair.

Photo by Jeff Romaine

Vecellio & Grogan is constructing over seven miles of bypass in Rockingham, NC, part of a new four-lane, median-divided freeway (future I-73/I-74 bypass). V&G’s $146-million project includes six box culverts integral to ensuring proper drainage for the new roadway. The last to be built is a triple-box culvert, partially visible in the center of this photo. The project’s vast amount of excavation — 7.3 million cu. yds. — includes about 80 ft. of fill to bring this entire area up to road grade, after completion of the underground utilities work.

V&G recently completed subcontract work on a new section of Wekiva Parkway north of Orlando. Ranger Construction also worked on the three-mile section. Construction included three bridges at Wildlife Crossing #1 and two bridges at Tree Frog Court.

Staff and survey crew photos

Wekiva Parkway

Vecellio & Grogan Picks Up Another NW Florida Project Vecellio & Grogan continues to grow its business in Florida, including the northwest Panhandle area. The company recently received a $21.8-million contract to replace a US-90 (FL-10) bridge over Simpson River in Santa Rosa County. Work is scheduled to begin in January 2022, with a timeline of just over three years for project completion. Also in northwest Florida, V&G is building a pedestrian underpass beneath US-98 at CR-30A in East Inlet Beach (photo at far right). The project, which includes tunnel lighting and ADA-compliant access ramps, will help improve safety in the area. A project for the South Florida Water Management District is also helping to address safety issues. The company has an $11.8-million contract to restore and expand stormwater treatment areas in Belle Glade to help improve the cleanup of runoff before it reaches the Everglades, and provide a safe environment for wildlife living in and around the man-made wetlands. The year-long project began in May 2021.

Near Orlando, V&G has completed work on Wekiva Parkway (photos above), while continuing to build structures for 16 miles of Brightline railroad bed (see next page). In Polk County, crews are doing bridge work on Polk Parkway (below). In St. Lucie County, V&G was low bidder recently on an Intracoastal Bridge replacement project for $111 million. V&G is finishing multiple projects in West Virginia, while crews are working on an I-81 bridge project in Radford, VA, and a Rockingham Bypass project in North Carolina (front cover and page 2).

Above: V&G’s East Inlet Beach, FL, project involves constructing a pedestrian underpass beneath US-98, providing multiple safety improvements for beach visitors.

Polk Parkway

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Staff and survey crew photos

Vecellio & Grogan is working as a subcontractor to Ranger Construction, handling bridge and structures work on a widening and resurfacing project on Polk Parkway/SR-570 in Polk County, FL. At right is a new mainline Polk Parkway bridge over Dixie Highway. 3

“Brightline”

Orange County, FL

Bridge crew workers from Vecellio & Grogan (above), and grading crew members from Ranger Construction (below), are building 16 miles of railroad bed east of Orlando, FL, for the expansion of Brightline’s express rail service, which will link to West Palm Beach and Miami.

Photos by Carl Thiemann

Through The Lens

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Photos by Juan Diaz and survey crew

Laying it Down: A current Ranger Construction project involves milling and resurfacing Runway 12R-30L at Vero Beach Regional Airport. Ranger also recently performed taxiway improvements at the airport.

Track Base: In a recent project, Ranger Construction laid an oval of porous asphalt base, over which a contractor placed a thick mat of synthetic surface material designed for horse racing, at Gulfstream Park in Hallandale, FL.

Ranger Makes Airport, Track and Street Improvements for example, a street resurfacing job was recently completed for Eastpointe Homeowners Association (photo at bottom right). The project received high praise, especially for Project Estimator & Manager Beatriz Ramirez, who worked closely with the association to coordinate all operations. Also in South Florida, Ranger has been awarded an annual milling and resurfacing contract with Palm Beach County, with work starting first quarter 2022. At Port Everglades, Ranger Mechanical Services is installing piping and valves for a future Portofino Fuel Storage Terminal.

Photo courtesy of CAT

Known for performing high-quality airport work throughout its Florida markets, Ranger Construction began two such jobs in the second half of 2021. The first is a rehabilitation project at Treasure Coast International Airport (formerly St. Lucie County Airport), including runway and taxiway connectors, shoulders, and electrical modifications. Also underway is an improvement project at Vero Beach Regional Airport, consisting of milling and paving Runway 12R-30L and other modifications, with completion set for the summer of 2022 (see photo at top left). Ranger’s Central Division is handling both projects, while at Ranger South, crew members continue upgrades at Boca Raton Airport, having completed work on a Northeast Airfield Improvement Project at Palm Beach International. Within the private sector, the company is constructing a new parking lot, including earthwork and grading, for Christ Fellowship Church in Port St. Lucie, where crews also are repaving at Florida Power & Light’s Walton Service Center. Repaving streets for HOAs is another privatemarket Ranger speciality. In Palm Beach Gardens,

Middle Right: At a recent road building equipment demonstration and training event held by Caterpillar, Ranger Engineer Mariana Betancur gets behind the controls of an excavator. Project Manager Travis Gates also attended the event. Right: Ranger provides milling and resurfacing for communities throughout its market areas, including this recent project for EastPointe HOA in Palm Beach Gardens.

Ranger Earns MOT, Safety Awards From FTBA

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Photo by survey crew

Working safely and producing efficient results is an honored tradition at Ranger Construction. The company received a 2021 Best in Construction Award for outstanding work on a $21-million road widening project in Martin County, FL. The Florida Transportation Builders Association (FTBA) recognized Ranger for its excellent Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) work during widening of Kanner Rd. from four lanes to a six-lane divided highway. The project also included widening of a bridge over the South Fork St. Lucie River, noise wall construction, paving, signal upgrades and more. The FTBA also presented Ranger with a 2021 FTBA Safety Award, recognizing the company’s admirable OSHA recordable incidents rates. The Safety Award demonstrates the importance Ranger employees place on the company’s safety values, working diligently to keep themselves and their co-workers safe. 5

Left, above left and above: Sharpe Bros.’ current work includes removing several concrete streets and replacing them with asphalt pavement in Winston-Salem, NC.

Sharpe Crews Stay Busy With Fine Grading, Paving Work For Public, Private Customers Sharpe Bros. saw a very busy end of the year in 2021, completing multiple resurfacing projects in Rockingham and Alamance counties, and in the cities of Greensboro and High Point. This included finishing a time-sensitive project for Branch Civil on US-311 at the NC-68 interchange (see photo below left). Both day and night shifts were required, starting in October, to finish the job. Sharpe also finished improvement projects on US-421 and Church Street, and on road work for the City of Archdale. Current work includes two jobs for the City of Winston-Salem. The first is a concrete street replacement project (shown above and above left), with work due

for completion in April 2022. The other project involves converting First and Second Streets from one-way to two-way traffic, with completion expected in fall of 2022. Sharpe Bros. is also working in the city of McLeansville to repave multiple parking lots, as well as a roadway, for a Publix Distribution Center. New contracts at Sharpe include four resurfacing jobs beginning in 2022: two in Randolph County totaling $5.5 million; one in Alamance County for $2.7 million; and the fourth, in Rockingham County, for $2.8 million. Also starting in early 2022 is a $13.7million widening project on a section of Alamance Church Road in Greensboro.

Above: Sharpe crews work the night shift to pave US311 at the NC-68 interchange in High Point, NC. 6

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Photo by Roberto Finale

Photos by Walker Moffitt and Paul Gilliam

Ranger Mechanical Services worked with Vecenergy’s Port of Palm Beach operations, South Florida Materials Corp., for maintenance of a liquid asphalt storage tank recently. Light streaming into the empty tank from openings at the top and side made for a unique photograph.

Through The Lens

Photos by Carl Thiemann and Jeff Romaine

White Rock Quarries in Miami, FL, provides customers with high-quality limestone aggregates and screenings. The material is used for roadway base and embankments, in asphalt pavement mixes, and to make concrete products.

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Foundation Provides 12 College Scholarships Totaling $114,000

he Vecellio Family Foundation continues its generous support for the higher education of selected graduating high school seniors, with a dozen students in 2021 receiving scholarships worth a total of $114,000.

Selected West Virginia Scholarships

Additional scholarships were awarded through the Foundation’s West Virginia programs, established to give back to the communities where Vecellio & Grogan began building its business during its early decades. The student aid is an annual tradition dating back to 1973 Jadyn Forren, representing Shady Spring High School, is atwhen the non-profit Foundation, established by Vecellio family tending Bluefield State College, having received a Leo A. Vecellio, members, began the scholarship program. To date, 426 students Sr., Memorial Scholarship. have been helped with scholarships totaling more than $3.6 milLiberty High School graduate John “Trey” Tabor, who also lion. received a scholarship in memory of Leo A. Vecellio, Sr., is attendEleven students in 2021 were granted $10,000 each, while aning West Virginia University Tech. other is receiving $4,000 through the generosity of a former scholFour students were selected from Woodrow Wilson High arship recipient. The funds are disbursed over four years directly School to receive assistance. Savannah Hughes is a student at Libto the schools. erty University on a scholarship in memory of Leo Vecellio, Sr.; The scholarships are made available to graduating seniors at Evan Donatelli is attending West Virginia University in memory of certain West Virginia high schools and programs, and up to three Rick Vecellio, late brother of Leo Vecellio, Jr.; and Ethan Lilly is eligible dependents of Vecellio Group employees. studying at Marshall University on a scholarship granted in memRecipients are selected by independent review boards, not ory of Al Janutolo, a key early V&G employee. A fourth WWHS by the Foundation or Vecellio Group, based on SAT/ACT scores, graduate, Lance Howland, is attending West Virginia University school transcripts and other factors indicating a likelihood of sucTech on a Wilburn & Helena Whitten Memorial Scholarship, escess. tablished by Tim Whitten, recipient of a VFF scholarship in 1975. Others receiving assistance include Chase Bragg, a graduate Employee Dependent Scholarships of Independence High School, who is attending West Virginia UniThree scholarships were granted this year to dependents of versity on a Leo A. Vecellio, Sr., Memorial Scholarship. employees of the Vecellio Group, given in memory of Leo A. VeFrom McDowell County schools, Dylan Lester is attending cellio, Sr., one of the cofounders of Vecellio & Grogan. Marshall University, aided by a Dr. Dante Castrodale Memorial Anthony Davila is pursuing a degree in Environmental Scholarship, named in honor of Leo A. Vecellio, Sr.’s brother-inEngineering from University of Florida. Anthony is the son of law, who was a well-known physician in the county. Reinel Davila, a Truck Driver at Ranger Construction. The recipient of this year’s Rick Vecellio Memorial ConserMaria Lugo, daughter of Oscar Lugo, a Laborer at Ranger vation Scholarship/Youth Conservation Award is Lilly Bias, who Construction, is attending University is attending University of Charleston. of Central Florida toward a career in The Foundation also supports Pediatric Psychiatry. many other educational, civic and Aniston “Keatley” Michael is charitable organizations. At Virginia pursuing a degree in Engineering Tech, for example, a generous endowfrom West Virginia University Tech. ment supports the Vecellio ConstrucShe is the daughter of Allison Mition Engineering and Management chael, Contracts Administrator at VeProgram, including a full professorcellio & Grogan. Anthony Davila Maria Lugo Keatley Michael ship and additional scholarships.

EMPLOYEE DEPENDENT SCHOLARSHIPS

The Vecellio Family Foundation, at its discretion, funds up to three scholarships each year to dependents of employees of Vecellio Group, Inc., and its subsidiaries and divisions. To be eligible, a student must be a graduating senior and be a dependent child (natural or adopted) of a Vecellio Group employee (any company or division) who has at least one year of continuous active employment prior to January 1st of the student’s graduation year (scholarship year). 8

A fully independent scholarship review and selection committee awards the employee dependent scholarships, choosing from among all eligible applicants. No one from the Vecellio Family Foundation, the Vecellio Group or any of its subsidiaries is involved in the decision. Employee Dependent Scholarship applications are available to all eligible employees of all Vecellio Group companies. Contact your local Human Resources department for an application, which must be completed and turned in by March 1, 2022.

INDUSTRY SCHOLARSHIPS – FLORIDA

In Florida, employee dependents may also be eligible for scholarships from several trade associations, with eligibility requirements listed within their respective websites: • Florida Transportation Builders Association (www.FTBA.com) • Asphalt Contractors Association of Florida (www.FloridaRidesOnUs.org) • Engineering Contractors Association of South Florida (www.ecasf.org) • National Utility Contractors of South Florida (See www.nuca.com)

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Hal Jones Contractor has construction projects underway at several locations along St. Johns River in downtown Jacksonville, FL, addressing bulkhead deterioration and expanding dock capacity. A bulkhead replacement project continues along the Northbank Riverwalk area, behind the Times Union Center for the Performing Arts (photos above and right). A total of 650 feet of bulkhead are being replaced, with completion due in March 2022. Hal Jones crews previously replaced 1,500 feet of floating docks in the Riverwalk area. Not far to the west, crews are adding more floating docks near Jackson Street, to be completed by February 2022, while across the river on the Southbank, expansions to the east and west floating docks near Riverplace Tower have been completed. In other Hal Jones work, crews have installed the last test pile for the company’s Jacksonville Beach Pier replacement project (photos below). Nearly all the caps have been installed, while beams continue to be placed, along with decking and utilities. On Banana River near Cape Canaveral, crews worked with Florida Power & Light as they upgraded transmission lines, installing taller power poles for the improvement. Eighteen poles measuring 165-ft. in height, with bases 55-ft. in length and 84-in. in diameter, were installed as part of phase one. Phase two involved removing the old, 115-ft. poles, along with five 24-in. concrete piles that formed the bases.

Photos by Carl Thiemann

Bulkheads, Floating Docks, Pier Job Show Range of Hal Jones’ Expertise

Above and above left: Crews at Hal Jones Contractor work on phase two of improvements along the north bank of St. Johns River in downtown Jacksonville, FL. The work is taking place behind the Times Union Center for the Performing Arts.

Photos by Carl Thiemann and Aerial Innovations

Left, right and below: Working from a temporary platform, Hal Jones’ crews continue rebuilding the Jacksonville Beach Pier, after removing all of the old, hurricane-damaged sections.

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EDIT • 30 YEARS DANAMBROISE COONEY • 40 YEARS PLANT MAINTENANCE DIR.ASPHALT OF ASPHALT PLANT OPERATIONS RANGER CONSTRUCTION Edit Ambroise was hired in 1991 at a Miami, FL, road construction company that later underwent several ownership changes, before becoming part of Ranger Construction in 2007. Edit came to Ranger with a diverse set of skills, having worked on a survey crew, in asphalt plant maintenance, and as a Welder’s Assistant. He also operated a skid steer loader and a plant dump truck. Edit is known for arriving first at the plant to ensure the hot oil heater has been running and keeping the asphalt liquid tanks, lines, and pumps hot, so the plant can begin making hot asphalt mix without delay to serve customers’ needs. In addition to his work in Miami, Edit has helped support and maintain the asphalt production operations at Ranger’s Pompano plant. Edit is also helpful in the management of storage tank inventories, ensuring the plant always has on hand sufficient supplies of equipment fuel and liquid asphalt. Edit is known for his dedication and work ethic, and his many years of dedicated service are an important part of Ranger’s success.

TIMOTHY MCCORD• 40 • 30YEARS YEARS DAVID JOHNSON FIELD MECHANIC SHOP RANGER CONSTRUCTION VECELLIO & GROGAN* Timothy McCord began working for Ranger Construction in 1991 as a Field Mechanic servicing heavy equipment, working out of the Ft. Pierce, FL, location. Primarily working on paving equipment, Tim has been a critical part of the paving operations’ success. As equipment technology advanced, Tim added to his knowledge and expanded his skills. When a vacancy in shop management arose, Tim stepped in and worked as a Shop Foreman for a few years, first in West Palm Beach, then back in Ft. Pierce, overseeing and managing the equipment repair and maintenance for each market area. Thereafter, he returned to his truck as a highly valued Field Mechanic, skillfully troubleshooting and repairing equipment out on the job. Tim helps to keep the company’s fleet working efficiently and productively. He has a great attitude, is very dependable, and is dedicated to his job and the Company. With his many years of knowledge of the work and equipment, Tim is considered a key part of Ranger’s success. 10

Group Honors 12 Service Congratulations to the recipients of the Vecellio Group’s 2021 Service Awards! Take a few moments to read about the significant contributions this year’s honorees have made to the Group’s success over the years. Gifts of appreciation include diamond rings with company logo marking 30 years of service, and for 20 years of service, engraved plaques and Bose speaker systems. WALTER DAVIS• •40 20YEARS YEARS JOE MATTLIN SHUTTLE BUGGYMANAGER OPERATOR V.P./PROJECT RANGER CONSTRUCTION VECELLIO & GROGAN

GARRETT 20YEARS YEARS MICHAEL HARRISON JOHNSON ••30 PROJECT MANAGER ASPHALT LEAD HAL JONES CONTRACTOR RANGER CONSTRUCTION

Walter Davis started his career with Ranger Construction in December 2001, working out of Ft. Pierce, FL. After beginning as a Laborer, he was quickly promoted to Broom Operator in August 2002. After several years, Walter became a Finish Roller Operator. In November 2020 he was promoted to his current position as a Shuttle Buggy Operator. Walter’s contributions are many: his managers have described him as a hard worker and someone who, if needed, would work each day of the week no matter where the project was located. Walter is punctual, dedicated to his work, knowledgeable of various machinery, and loyal to his teammates. Ranger commends Walter for his many years of dedicated service and looks forward to his contributions in the years to come.

Garrett Harrison started his career with Hal Jones Contractor in December 2001. He has worked on many projects throughout Florida and Georgia during his tenure. He began his career as a Field Engineer, became a Superintendent in 2004, then was promoted in 2006 to Project Manager, where he has continued to learn, grow, and show dedication to his work. As a Project Manager, Garrett has been able to successfully adapt to the challenges each day brings. His ability to foresee and recognize problems and recommend solutions while working with others makes him a valuable team member. Garrett is a loyal and dependable employee, bringing a positive attitude to work daily. He is respected throughout the industry for his leadership, experience, and knowledge of marine construction.

HOWARD “DAVID” GOODEN • 20 YRS STEVEN ADKINS • 30 YEARS PILE DRIVER FOREMAN SUPERINTENDENT HAL JONES CONTRACTOR VECELLIO & GROGAN Howard “David” Gooden began his career with Hal Jones Contractor in October 2001 as a Welder. Through his dedication and determination to learn, he was promoted to Pile Driver Foreman in November 2008. David is a very dependable employee. Because of his excellent work ethic and a “get the job done with a no-nonsense attitude,” David has set a good example of leadership for his crews. With his many years of experience and knowledge of the marine construction industry, David is a valuable team member. He has gained the respect of his co-workers and management alike for his many contributions.

KENNY “ROBBIE” MILLIGAN, JR. • 20 YRS DAVID KIBBY • 30 YEARS SENIOR OPERATOR ASST. MGR.CRANE – ADMINISTRATION HAL JONES CONTRACTOR WHITE ROCK QUARRIES Kenny “Robbie” Milligan, Jr. began his career with Hal Jones Contractor in February 2001. Because of Robbie’s skills, knowledge of bridge and marine construction, dependability, and positive work attitude, he is considered one of the top Crane Operators in the industry. Robbie’s high-quality talent when it comes to operating a crane, his willingness to travel, and his commitment to the varying work schedules that are a part of the industry have led to the completion of many successful projects for the Company. He is a dependable, dedicated employee who is appreciated by both management and co-workers alike.

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Award Recipients in 2021 We greatly appreciate all of our employees! This includes new hires whose business units became part of the Vecellio Group in late 2021; some of these folks came to us with decades of loyal service to their company and we look forward to recognizing their valued dedication in a future issue! > Be sure to GROW YOUR 401(k) retirement savings as you grow your career with us! > Contact your local HR representative to increase your 401(k) participation.

The Vecellio Group proudly provides Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) for all persons, without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital status, disability, or status as a qualified Vietnam-era, specialdisabled or other protected veteran. We maintain workplaces that are drug-free and free from discrimination, harassment and racial bias.

KENNY NEWHOUSE • 20 YEARS BOBBY MOORE • 30 YEARS ASPHALT FOREMAN SERVICE TRUCK DRIVER RANGER CONSTRUCTION

CLYDE “WALT” PIERCE II YEARS • 20 YEARS JOHN RILEY JR. • 30 GRADE DIRECTOR FOREMAN SAFETY RANGER CONSTRUCTION VECELLIO & GROGAN

BEATRIZ RAMIREZ • 20 YEARS JOHN RILEY JR. • 30 YEARS SR. ESTIMATOR/PROJECT SAFETY DIRECTOR MGR RANGER CONSTRUCTION VECELLIO & GROGAN

Kenny Newhouse started his career with Ranger Construction as a Laborer in the late 1990s. After a few brief departures during the early 2000s, Kenny returned and stayed, reaching 20 years of service in 2021. He learned all about asphalt work, progressing to positions of greater responsibility, while also serving in the U.S. Army Reserves. In his current position of Asphalt Foreman, Kenny has a keen rapport with his team. He has gained the utmost respect from his crew members and managers alike. His vast knowledge of asphalt operations and skills as a teacher have made every crew he works with significantly better. Throughout the years, Kenny has been integral to the success of Ranger’s asphalt operations.

Clyde “Walt” Pierce II started his career with Ranger Construction in October 2001. He began as an Excavator Operator and was promoted to a Grader Operator the following year. Walt continued to excel, was recognized for his talents, and in May 2004 was promoted to his current position of Grade Foreman. Walt is willing to work wherever and whenever needed, and his contributions have been noted by his managers over the years. He is considered an important part of Ranger’s success. Walt has worked on many notable projects during his tenure, including road improvements to FL-414 and expansion work at Disney World, as well as railbed work for a Brightline express route expansion project.

Beatriz Ramirez began her career with Ranger Construction in September 2001 as a Cost Engineer. In 2003, she was promoted to Estimator and after a time also began managing the projects she successfully bid. Attention to detail has made Beatriz a successful Estimator and Project Manager. She develops and manages business relationships in the private market, which has been invaluable to the Company. Often serving as the face of Ranger, Beatriz exemplifies true professionalism in representing the organization. Her achievements have contributed greatly to Ranger’s growth and success.

GREGORY O’NEAL • 20 YEARS CHARLES “JR” PAYNE • 30 YEARS SHOP MECHANIC EQUIPMENT MANAGER VECELLIO & GROGAN* WHITE ROCK QUARRIES Greg O’Neal was hired in 1999 as a Welder at Vecellio & Grogan’s shop, later known as Beckley Equipment Repair. He had a few brief departures, before rejoining in 2003. He has served as an instrumental member of the team, achieving his 20-year milestone in 2021. During his tenure, Greg has worked as both a Shop Mechanic and Field Mechanic, servicing equipment for large projects at Piedmont Triad International Airport in Greensboro, NC. These included PTIA Runway Phases I and II, FedEx Building site, and Honda Jet World Service Center site. Management and co-workers alike appreciate Greg’s dedication, along with the skill and professionalism he brings to his position. * and affiliated companies

WILLARD PINKARD••30 20YEARS YEARS STEFANO TRUGLIO SCALE DISPATCHER RAIL SITE FOREMAN WHITE ROCK QUARRIES Willard Pinkard joined White Rock Quarries in January of 2001 as a Scale Dispatcher, and for 20 years White Rock’s customers have received the benefit of his expertise. Willard has learned a great deal over the years as the business has grown and industry has changed, and in doing so, he has fostered many innovations to meet customers’ needs. In the fast-paced environment of White Rock’s scale operations, Willard ensures customer’s needs are serviced in a timely fashion. Because of his attention and dedication to exceptional customer service, Willard is a valuable team member. He contributes to the high level of customer satisfaction that helps keep White Rock at the forefront of the industry.

ROBERTTRUGLIO SNEED • •20 STEFANO 30YEARS YEARS FACILITIES MANAGER RAIL SITE FOREMAN RANGER CONSTRUCTION WHITE ROCK QUARRIES After working 32 years for an automotive parts supply company as a Regional Maintenance Manager, Robert Sneed decided to change industries. He hired on with Ranger Construction as a Facilities Manager in June 2001. He retired in December 2021 after 20 years of valued service. During his time with Ranger, Robert masterfully displayed his knowledge of HVAC, carpentry, plumbing, and other important maintenance duties. Whether scheduling routine maintenance, expediting repairs posthurricanes, or overseeing new construction, Robert made himself available to stay on top of the task at hand.

See pages 12-13 for service anniversaries of five or more years!

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VECELLIO GROUP PROUDLY RECOGNIZES OUR EMPLOYEES WITH FIVE 30 YEARS OR MORE

40 YEARS OR MORE Vecellio Jr., Leo A......48 Branson, Philip A......47 Fowler, Richard.........47 Gwinn, L.L................46 Lively, Mike (Ret.)......46

Cooney, Dan (Ret.)....43 Kracunas, Michael....42 Phillipson, Kevin F.....42 Stenzel, Robert A......41 Walker, Danny R.......41

We sincerely appreciate all our employees, especially those with many years of service! We also thank those hired more recently. This includes employees whose business units became part of the Vecellio Group in late 2021; many of these folks put in years of loyal service to their company and will be eligible for recognition in a future issue. We hope to work with ALL of you for many more years to come!

Baker, Harrel................39 Lilly, David I.................39 Verk, Larry...................39 Parker, John..................38 Yoder, William F...........38 Fowler, F. Scott.............37 Gordon, Eyon L............37 Hughes, Johnny............37 Whyte, Paul S..............37 Lacy, Alfred L................36 Peach, David W............36 Gordon, Elisha E...........35

Hurley, James M...........35 Carbet, Charles............34 DiLorenzo, Gerald P......34 Green Sr., Johnny L.......34 Johnson, Michael A.......33 Moore, Bobby..............33 Payne Jr, Charles R........33 Riley Jr, John E..............33 VanLandingham Jr., Ronnie.. 33 Childs, Joseph A...........32 Daniel, Gary................32 Farley, Matthew A.........32

Martin Jr, Elder.............32 Rabassa, Jose...............32 Skubal, Steve D............32 Spencer, Steve R...........32 Washington, Ruben.......32 Coleman, Kevin W........31 Holmes Jr., Elijah..........31 Johnson, Lewis..............31 Sofranec, Jeffrey J.........31 Ambroise, Edit..............30 McCord, Timothy D.......30

10 YEARS OR MORE Aprea, Juan A............... 19 Barber, Stacy L.............. 19 Basher, Terry J............... 19 Brand, Dallas................ 19 Campos, Julian R........... 19 Conde, Richard.............. 19 Cruz, Robert.................. 19 Deus, Dufrenne.............. 19 Frank, Scott S. (Ponch).... 19 Holmes, Anthony L......... 19 Ocon, Norman.............. 19 Perez De Corcho, Ramon A..19 Ramjattansingh, Billy...... 19 Reilly, Gregory W.......... 19 Vecellio, Christopher S.... 19 Vecellio, Michael A........ 19 Vega, Vincent................ 19 Vizcaino, Robert............ 19 Whyte, Stephen............. 19 Bailey, Timothy J............ 18 Beasley, Dianne L........... 18 Bowles, Marshall R........ 18 Bustamante, Luis............. 18 Castrillo, Carlos R.......... 18 Chapin, Fred L............... 18 Clayton, Ivan G............. 18 Colon, Rosa M.............. 18 Cordero, Homero D........ 18 De Armas, Alexis........... 18 Edmond, Simpson.......... 18 Esterellas, Amaury.......... 18 Gilfillan, David.............. 18 Goodman, Patricia D..... 18 Green, Vincent R............ 18 Haddo, Renford............. 18 Lilly, Michele W............. 18 Litts, Cydric P................. 18 Lucas, James A.............. 18 Miles, Earl S.................. 18 Palenzuela, Eduardo....... 18

Paulinski Jr, Richard C.... 18 Phillips, Granville E........ 18 Ramos, Christopher T...... 18 Scarberry, Randy B........ 18 Scarborough, Michael N..18 Smith, Lanorris............... 18 Stafford, Robert L........... 18 Walker, Byron O............ 18 Webber, Mark R............ 18 Alexander, Willie........... 17 Anderson, Yurizan.......... 17 Blazquez, Julio.............. 17 Branscome, David R....... 17 Brown, Antoine.............. 17 Conde, Jorge E.............. 17 Cowart, Jerald O........... 17 Esquivel, Alexander........ 17 Fernandez, Carlos.......... 17 Gomez, Cesar E............ 17 Gonzalez, Alvaro........... 17 Gonzalez, Jose A........... 17 Gonzalez, Jovani........... 17 Grisnold Jr., Sammy L..... 17 Harris, Charles C........... 17 Hernandez, Angel.......... 17 Hernandez, Heriberto..... 17 Martin, Arrie D.............. 17 Owen, Isaac S............... 17 Rodriguez, Nelson......... 17 Rudanovich, Nicholas P..... 17 Sosa, Julia..................... 17 Vogel, Richard A............ 17 Womble, James I............ 17 Almodovar, Gerardo L.... 16 Anderson, Marquis A..... 16 Arce, Juan M................. 16 Bell, Eugene.................. 16 Boyles, Dwayne L........... 16 Cannon, Todd M............ 16 Dryden, Michelle A....... 16

Flores, Gary A............... 16 Gors, Monique.............. 16 Holmes, Javoskia T........ 16 Jean, Renault................. 16 Klaas, Joseph R.............. 16 Lucin, Oscar I................ 16 Manoo, Leah................. 16 Mazelin Jr, Herbert L...... 16 McMurray, Andrew M.... 16 Moorer, Gary D............. 16 Morgan, Amanda Rae.... 16 Moya, Miguel................ 16 Murphy, Billy J............... 16 Nelson, Todd L............... 16 Reis, Renato F................ 16 Rodriguez, Arnaldo........ 16 Rosier Jr., Benjamin F...... 16 Rosier, Nicholas R.......... 16 Sifuentes, Pedro............. 16 Sonson, Wilfred............. 16 Spence, Richard A......... 16 Stevenson, Athnel C....... 16 Valentin, Emmanuel........ 16 Voytek, Todd.................. 16 Walker, Otis D............... 16 Wilson, Ira L.................. 16 Womble, Jeanne P.......... 16 Yade, Youssou............... 16 Yates, Phillip J................ 16 Addison, Robert L........... 15 Alston, Kenneth B........... 15 Bickel, Troy A................ 15 Bishop, Mike D.............. 15 Castrillo, Silvio A........... 15 Diaz, Manuel A............. 15 Espinosa, Rafael............ 15 Flounnoy, Sammy L......... 15 Flynn, Patrick W............. 15 Garcia, Ernesto R........... 15 Geiger, Charles L........... 15

Golden, Rodney L.......... 15 Hawkins, Sean E............ 15 Holmes, Andrew A......... 15 Hurst, Jackie L................ 15 Imbert, Patslen............... 15 Johnson, Jeffery F........... 15 Jorge Jr., Jorge L............ 15 Lilly, Jimmy D................. 15 Mabe, Thomas L............ 15 Moss, Michael D............ 15 Nunez, Luis A................ 15 Perez, Ernesto................ 15 Piering, Nathan............. 15 Ramos, Gilberto I.......... 15 Silva, Tony.................... 15 Smith, Robert Doug........ 15 Stanley-Bartusiak, Melissa.. 15 Tackore, Lineous A......... 15 Uribe-Lopez, Alejandro... 15 Westmoreland, Allen B... 15 Zelaya, Joe B................ 15 Arango, Gonzalo H....... 14 Browning, Douglas J....... 14 Brutlag, Dennis L............ 14 Cotero, Jaime A............. 14 Doerr III, John C............. 14 Escalante, Ramon A....... 14 Fernandez Jr., Carlos...... 14 Green Jr, Johnny L.......... 14 Herrera, Brian H............ 14 Johnson, William A........ 14 Miller, David D.............. 14 Morey, Adolfo I............. 14 Morris, Michael J........... 14 Nash, William C............ 14 Pagan, Jose C............... 14 Rico, Manolo A............. 14 Schwager, Paul M.......... 14 Segarra, Uriel................ 14 Serra, Glenn E............... 14

Smith, Craig E............... 14 Thurston, Jacob N.......... 14 Todd Jr, Gary I............... 14 Valero, Yosmel............... 14 Acevedo, Juan V............ 13 Carter Jr, Donald A........ 13 Crissman, Paul R............ 13 Fernandez, Rene............ 13 Galeano, Jose D............ 13 Hunt Jr, Paul.................. 13 Jenkins, Arlion A............ 13 Jensen, Erik T................. 13 Lane, Calvin R............... 13 Mendez, Eric R.............. 13 Murray, Kyle R............... 13 Nealis, Rex A................ 13 Rodas, Marco A............ 13 Schott, Cynthia L............ 13 Stewart, Stephanie L...... 13 Sullivan, Michael J......... 13 Taylor, Raul A................ 13 Torres, Jesus.................. 13 Torres, Pedro................. 13 Wiseman, David E......... 13 Baker, Westley E............ 12 Brown II, Jessie.............. 12 Covarrubias, John E....... 12 Ewell, Russell D.............. 12 Hernandez, Julissa......... 12 Hilderman, David E........ 12 Lopez, Jose J................. 12 Louis, Guillaume............ 12 Norris, Bryan................ 12 Ortega, Manolo............. 12 Quinteros, Luis H........... 12 Rafford, Adam............... 12 Reed, Sarah S............... 12 Soria, Angel U............... 12 Vieira, Arlindo............... 12 Zapach, Michael S......... 12

Allsopp III, James E........ 11 Barlow, James M............ 11 Duyos, Antonio E........... 11 Hecker, Thomas E.......... 11 Jaimes, Nahum M.......... 11 Lopez Gatorno, Hector.... 11 Martinez, Tomas C......... 11 Moffitt, Walker B............ 11 Simpson, Joseph W........ 11 Taylor, Benjamin F.......... 11 Tolbert, Gregory C......... 11 Wall, Carl D.................. 11 Adkins, Norman C......... 10 Akins, Brian L................ 10 Baker, Joshua A............. 10 Carrion Paladino, Javier.... 10 Davidson, John P............ 10 Davis, Tracy A............... 10 Garcia, Clara Tonia....... 10 Gates, Travis R.............. 10 Greene, Sherry M.......... 10 Johns Jr, Arthur B........... 10 LeBlanc, Joseph A.......... 10 Lien, Candace C............ 10 Ligon, Mark E................ 10 Martell, Miguel.............. 10 McKee, Michael R.......... 10 Mieras, Ernest G............ 10 Perez, Rafael................. 10 Pickel, Daniel S.............. 10 Ramos Rosario, Gilberto.... 10 Ramos, Raymond S........ 10 Rumph, Frederick E........ 10 Salmon, William W........ 10 Stanley, Nico G............. 10 Timming, Jamie R........... 10

*Active employees’ years of service are calculated through Dec. 31, 2021. List includes adjustments made by Human Resources for those who, after becoming part of the Vecellio Group, were granted credit for prior years of service, subject to the Group’s terms and conditions. Please contact your local HR Dept. with any questions. 12

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OR MORE YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE!*

See pages 10-11 for career summaries of those who celebrated service milestones in 2021 !

20 YEARS OR MORE Burgess, Paula............... 29 Jones, Jimmy D.............. 29 Pratt, Glenn R................ 29 Rachal, Dalton............... 29 Runion, Michael W......... 29 Smith, Bret.................... 29 Aguero, Angel............... 28 Barro, Ramon................ 28 Borrego, Abelardo......... 28 Diaz, Antonio................ 28 Guerrier, Jacquelin......... 28 Jones, Karl W................ 28 Meadows, Theresa D...... 28 Nelson, Michael S......... 28 Whyte, Trevor L............. 28 Benoit, Joachim.............. 27

German, Ezell................ 27 Louis, Vixon................... 27 Reyes, Antonio............... 27 Ross, Christine............... 27 Scholer, Peter................ 27 Torres, Francisco J.......... 27 Tucker, Michelle E.......... 27 Valdes, Armando........... 27 Walker, Daniel S............ 27 Burgess, Vicki................ 26 Clenton, Deborah........... 26 Gomez, Ruben D........... 26 Gonzalez, Jose R........... 26 Hernandez, Godofredo... 26 Jones, Patrick L.............. 26 Montes De Oca, Adrian.. 26

Muriel, Eudin................. 26 Pelaez, Arturo................ 26 Robertson, Rufus............ 26 Smith, C. W.................. 26 Thompson, Wilbur R....... 26 Horton, Zachary J.......... 25 Moore, Sammy L............ 25 Riley, Clifton.................. 25 Bedenbaugh, Gregory A..24 Davis, Wallace.............. 24 Delp, David M............... 24 Essenburg, Alba R.......... 24 Gonzalez, Maritza......... 24 Hernandez, Hector......... 24 Redley, Andrew............. 24 Settle, William R............ 24

Torres, Francisco A......... 24 Balladares, Anibal......... 23 Bilbrey, Wondell G......... 23 Chang, Marvin.............. 23 Christie, James A........... 23 Daley, Jason E............... 23 Hart, Jeffrey W.............. 23 Morris, Richard K........... 23 Orta, Jesus.................... 23 Purvis, C. Miles.............. 23 Sanchez, Gilberto.......... 23 Schafer, Bob.................. 23 Sutherland, Sherry A...... 23 Alvarez, Amilcar Antonio.22 Hurst, David B............... 22 Melfi, Stephanie D......... 22

Schnorr III, George W.... 22 Sotomayor, Hugo........... 22 Spaeth, Timothy M......... 22 Steadman, Cindy L......... 22 Thiemann, Carl.............. 22 Woodard, Michael......... 22 Bailey Jr., Clyde F........... 21 Damian, Jacqueline........ 21 Fabelo, Rolayme............ 21 Gamble, Scott D............ 21 Gordon, Clinton S.......... 21 Johnson, Joseph P........... 21 Lee, Melissa D............... 21 Piering, Aaron D............ 21 Reisinger, Keith E........... 21 Rosencrans, Hal D.......... 21

Smith, Eddie L................ 21 Stefanov, Delian S.......... 21 Davis, Walter................ 20 Gooden, Howard D....... 20 Harrison, Garrett L......... 20 Milligan Jr., Kenny R....... 20 Newhouse, Kenneth M... 20 O’Neal, Gregory W....... 20 Pierce II, Clyde W.......... 20 Pinkard, Willard............ 20 Ramirez, Beatriz E.......... 20 Sneed, Robert L. (Ret.).... 20

Ungaro, Eric C...................6 Velasquez, Elvin N..............6 Walker, Quentin J...............6 Wilkin, Troy E.....................6 Worthen, Johnny.................6 Yisrael, Yabez.....................6 Almodovar, Norman............5 Alonso, Aramis...................5 Alvarez Germade, Darien....5 Ambrocio-Ramirez, Deiber G... 5 Atnip, David C...................5 Baugh, Sheldon A...............5 Baughman, Michael G.........5 Bennett, Kevin Z..................5 Berry Jr., Carl C..................5 Bomback, Luis.....................5 Branscome, Karen D............5 Bright, James E...................5 Brinkley, Gary R..................5 Butler, Jack L.......................5 Capote Alvarez, Ivan...........5 Chavez, Alfredo..................5 Coggins, Curtis W...............5 Cruz Mulet, Wilson.............5 Davis, David A...................5 Denton, Jacqueline..............5 Drane, Patrick W................5 Dunlap, Joseph B................5 Duran Martinez, Gipsy C.....5 Estrella, Gregoria................5 Fabelo, Rayneer..................5 Fleming, Dana M................5 Gonzalez, Hanoi A.............5 Goodwin, Chad B...............5 Gray, Reece M...................5 Hardin, Kevin J...................5 Harris, Trevor E...................5 Hewick, Stephen R..............5 Hippolyte, Raymond............5 Hutchens, Kenneth J.............5 Jean-Baptiste, Daniel............5 Jones, Jessie Lee..................5 Jones, Samuel W.................5

Key, Hykheem C.................5 LaLumia, David A................5 Lara Rojas, Francisco J.........5 Lee, Earon O......................5 Leon Jimenez, Eduardo........5 Lescano, Humberto B...........5 Llerena Falcon, Domingo......5 Lopez Cuellar, Victor...........5 Lozano, Eyobin...................5 Marquez, Samuel................5 Marrero Toledo, Rolando.....5 Martin, Gregory J...............5 Martin, Joshua E.................5 Mayorga, Allan J................5 Medina, Julio M..................5 Meury, Kevin D...................5 Michael, Allison L................5 Michaux Jr., Michael E........5 Minietta, Michael P..............5 Mireles-Sanchez, Fred J.......5 Mischick, Andrew V.............5 Noriega, Alfonso................5 Ortiz, Randol......................5 Pellicciari, Sonia.................5 Pozos, Fredrick E................5 Prieto, Luis..........................5 Rehyansky, Thomas C..........5 Rivera, Anacelis..................5 Robleto, Orlando A.............5 Rodas Gonzalez, Luis E.......5 Romer, Jevon C...................5 Salazar, Miguel..................5 Scott, Dennis L....................5 Scott, Marcus A..................5 Teets, Derrick J....................5 Tenorio, Jennifer E...............5 Tomacen Perez, Yonny.........5 Torrens, Oscar J..................5 Torres, Pedro J....................5 Vega, Jorge B.....................5 Watkins, Dandre C..............5 Woodfaulk, Christopher B....5

5 YEARS OR MORE Acosta, Keurin....................9 Aguirre, Francisco...............9 Alfonso, Miguel A...............9 Ayala Vargas, Yosbany........9 Colon, Angel......................9 Colozzo, Robert P...............9 Covarrubias, Homero..........9 De La Cruz, Geny...............9 Diaz Pena, Arael................9 Guerra Prado, Landy...........9 Hernandez Lara, Pedro........9 Iglesias, David M................9 Jones, Robert J....................9 Lebron, Carlos A.................9 Lewis, Willie R....................9 Little, Fester G.....................9 Mcinnis, Johnnie E.............9 Nunez, Moises E.................9 Ortega, Roberto..................9 Peeples, Rebecca W............9 Piedra, Osmani...................9 Ramos, Elizert J...................9 Rodriguez, Genaro C..........9 Torres, Jose A.....................9 Trout, Courtney L.................9 Tuesca, Agustin...................9 Vorster, Craig T...................9 Zuniga, Mark R...................9 Acosta, Alexander...............8 Arango, Elena M................8 Asselin, David A.................8 Avon, Richard P..................8 Barnes, Kakio K..................8 Blankenship, David L...........8 Blauciak, Art......................8 Bolling, Roger S..................8 Bruzzese, Donald J..............8 Bundy, William A................8 Cardoso, Carlos A..............8 Chavez, Ofelio...................8 Covarrubias, Emiliano.........8 Covarrubias, Esteban...........8 Crane, Lawrence L..............8

Creighton, Gerald L.............8 DuBois, Kelly M..................8 Espinosa, Yolensis...............8 Esquea, Jose B....................8 Finale Jr, Roberto................8 Forman, Jody......................8 Garay, Enrique...................8 Gibson, Nikita L..................8 Harvey, Brian E..................8 Howard, Lloyd S.................8 Hundley, Jonathan B............8 Jimenez Quintana, Manuel A..8 Lewis, Charles D.................8 Logan, Randall L.................8 Lopez Rodriguez, Enrique....8 Lugones, Fernan A..............8 Machado, Rene..................8 Martinez, Alfonzo...............8 McCrorey, Corey D.............8 McCullough Jr., Travis L.......8 Mesa Rodriguez Jr, Raul.......8 Mooney, Deborah E............8 Paulino, Johanna A.............8 Pectal, Jason A...................8 Raessler, Keith A.................8 Restrepo, Luz Marina...........8 Rovendro, Martin................8 Seymour, David C...............8 Sims, Timothy D..................8 Summers, Patricia A............8 Thames, William C..............8 Thomas, David....................8 Torres, Adalberto G.............8 Wilkerson Jr., James M........8 Aguilar, Armando...............7 Alvarez, Yair Irlen Guevara..7 Bedolla-Aguilera, Eloy.........7 Bedolla-Aguilera, Juan L.......7 Blackburn, Cheyenne T........7 Camejo, Jorge L..................7 Casas, Pedro A Romero.......7 Casimir, Richardson.............7 Cristia, Lisandro..................7

Davis, Gary L.....................7 Diaz, Marcos A..................7 Durant, Britney D................7 Espinosa Garcia, Rafael C...7 Ferrell, Sarah L...................7 Fleitas, Lazaro....................7 Gibson, Jeffrey J.................7 Hernandez, Angel Flores......7 Hernandez, Kevin...............7 Irvin, Christopher C.............7 Johnson, Ronald D...............7 Krebs, Michael J.................7 Lara-Rojas, Enrique..............7 Lolli, Cristina......................7 Martinez, Frank M..............7 Massenat, Paul...................7 McFolley, Denis L................7 Moreno, Karol V.................7 Paddie, Gregory R..............7 Pineiro Garcia, Marciano....7 Pinto, Jose A.......................7 Rebollo, Carmelo................7 Ryan, Robert L....................7 Savoy, Matthew A...............7 Thomas, Gregory W............7 Tomlinson, Jamie J...............7 Torres-Torres, Melvin L..........7 Underdown II, Junior L.........7 Veiga, Marcos A.................7 Williams, Frederick A..........7 Zevallos, Nadia D...............7 Avant, James L....................6 Bedolla-Aguilera, Jose Antonio.6 Boyle, Riley K.....................6 Bradley, Brittany J...............6 Campbell, Fabian P.............6 Casas, Jesus A....................6 Centi, John A......................6 Chambers, David A.............6 Cole, Juavanie R.................6 Cupid, Clayton...................6 Darden, Kenneth D..............6 De Vegas, Luis....................6

Delaney, Cherrise E.............6 Delgado, Jorge L.................6 Diaz, Ronal........................6 Dolin, Steven L....................6 Faulkner, Terrance L.............6 Fernandez, Mariano............6 Garcia, Moises...................6 Gonzalez Perdomo, Adrian..6 Hearn, Grant M..................6 Hernandez, Angel...............6 Ingram, Samuel H...............6 Jackson, Alejandro P............6 LaFortune, Frantz................6 Leal, Michael A..................6 Lopez Moreno, Andres........6 Lopez Moreno, Margarito....6 Lugo, Oscar M...................6 Maniotis, Andrew T.............6 Mann, Justin D....................6 Martinez Valero, Manuel.....6 Maxwell, Joel B..................6 Meador, Valerie G..............6 Mejias, Bernardo A.............6 Miller Jr., Brian S................6 Monzon, Raymundo Q........6 Mora, Eric..........................6 Nelson, Joel R.....................6 Nelson, Skyler....................6 Pacheco Gilbert, Radames...6 Parrigan, Kenny R...............6 Perez-Santiago, Francisco....6 Pineda, Adrian R.................6 Prado, Horelbis...................6 Ramirez, Omar...................6 Reznik, Christopher L...........6 Rodriguez, Alejandro J........6 Romero, Sergio E................6 Smith, Fitzroy A..................6 Smith, Michael E.................6 Steele, Katrina A.................6 Stevens Jr, Ivan J.................6 Sumner, Robert V................6 Torres, Orelvis....................6

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ROUNDUP SA FET Y SAFETY & PE R SON N E L R OU N D U P

Mark Ligon Speaks At 2021 IRMI Construction Conference

Mark Ligon, the Vecellio Group’s Vice President of Safety & Risk Management, presented at this year’s Construction Risk Conference, hosted by the International Risk Management Institute. “Work Zone Safety: Trends in Mitigating and Managing Risk” shared strategies the Vecellio companies have taken to manage work zones and mitigate risks, including strict use of an appropriate Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) plan and a

Dan Cooney

Dan Cooney started working for Rubin Construction in 1978, shortly before it became part of the Vecellio Group and was renamed Ranger Construction Industries. Dan rose through the ranks to become Director of Asphalt Operations, assuring efficient production and tight quality control at all Ranger plants, making him a highly valued member of the team.

Martha Fite

Martha Fite was hired in 1979 as a Purchasing Clerk with Rubin Construction, which was acquired and renamed Ranger Construction. In the 1980s, she managed the office for a Vecellio & Grogan project in Jupiter, FL. In 1989, she transferred to V&G in West Virginia, where she has worked as an Engineering Assistant, Contract Administrator, Administrative Assistant and Equipment Coordinator.

Leslie Harrell

Leslie Harrell worked for Ranger Construction earlier in his career, left for a number of years, then returned in 2010, contributing another 11 years prior to retirement in 2021. His skills as an Asphalt Paver Operator were appreciated by management and co-workers alike.

Equipment Operator Varnel Johnson of Ranger Construction passed away in August 14

COVID-19 and its variants remain a widespread concern. The Vecellio Group continues its strict health and safety protocols to help keep employees safe. Additionally, it is strongly recommended that employees receive vaccinations and boost-

Mike Lively

Hired in 1975 on a survey crew, Mike Lively rose through the ranks at Vecellio & Grogan, becoming Survey Party Chief then a Project Engineer. He lent his expertise for foundation work for a new crushing plant at White Rock Quarries in Miami, FL. He returned to engineering and estimating work for V&G’s highway projects in the mid-Atlantic states, eventually becoming Chief Engineer.

Darrell Payne II

Darrell Payne II started in 1976 as a Welder at Vecellio & Grogan’s repair shop in Beckley, WV. He learned a variety of welds and repairs to help keep the company’s fleet of heavy equipment operational. He also became known for his layout and fabricating skills, as well as providing field support work when needed.

Rob Ryan

Already established in his field upon joining Vecellio & Grogan in 2014, Rob Ryan wound down his career by contributing seven years in the Estimating Dept. at V&G, lending his expertise to the team’s efforts.

Robert Sneed

Robert Sneed finished out his long career by joining Ranger Construction in 2001 as Facilities Manager. After reaching 20 years of service in 2021, he decided to retire. (Also see Robert’s service award on page 11.)

IN ME MO RIAM

The Vecellio Group extends deepest sympathies to the family, friends and co-workers of those we lost during the second part of 2021.

Varnel J. Johnson

With COVID-19 Still Active, Extra Care Should Be Taken

RET I REMENT S

The Vecellio Group extends best wishes to all who retired in the second half of 2021. Their many years of valued service are greatly appreciated!

detailed internal Traffic Control Plan for each project. The Group aligns MOT with its Safety Departments, rather than Operations, among other key strategies.

after a long career with the company. Varnel was originally hired in 1993 by a Miami company that, after a series of ownership changes, became part of Ranger Construction in 2007. With his talent for running heavy equipment, Varnel was a valued part of the Ranger team.

er shots to reduce the risks to themselves, their families and co-workers.

Vorster, Betancur, Zelaya Fulfill All Requirements, Become U.S. Citizens

Congratulations to three new U.S. citizens! Craig Vorster, Vecellio Group’s Director of Equipment, has become a naturalized U.S. citizen after living and working in America for many years. Also becoming U.S. citizens recently are Mariana Betancur, an Engineer at Ranger Construction, and Joe Zelaya, a Quality Control Technician at Ranger.

c GREAT JOB! d Congratulations to all those receiving promotions through Dec. 31, 2021!

Hal Jones Contractor Martin, Katie L. Grizzle, Michael A. Shop Manager

Ranger Construction

Deyo, Boone J. QC Tech Hembree, Roland Grade Supt. Kuvlesky, Matthew R. Grade Loader Op Mercado Ruiz, Santos I. Plant Loader Op Mitchell, Esther V. Field Engineer Mora, Eric Lead Asphalt Palasz, Ian J. Grade Loader Op Poirier, Jordan E. Grade Roller Op Timming, Jamie R. VP Operations Vieira, Arlindo Lead Trucking

Sharpe Bros.

Branscome, Karen D. Plant Foreman Creed, Ryan L. Asphalt Distributor Op Dunlap, Joseph B. Plant Foreman

Vecellio & Grogan* *and affiliated companies

Cole III, Robert J. Lead Grade Graham, Carlos A. Grade Foreman

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Bulldozer Op McKay, Justin S. Field Engineer Miller, Jamie S. Bulldozer Op Mitchell, Warren J. Bridge Crew Lead Romero, Francisco R. Working Foreman Rose Jr., Billy G. Grade Foreman

Vecenergy

Anderson, Marquis A. Operations Supv Bell, Eugene Additive Technician Bomback, Luis Terminal Supv Dehorta, Bryan Person In Charge Durant, Demetrium R. Person In Charge Mendez, Eric R. Lead Person In Charge Miranda, Albert Person In Charge Pineda, Adrian R Person In Charge Ramos, Elizert J. Additive Technician Reynoso, Josue Operator Class I Rumph, Frederick E. Person In Charge

White Rock Quarries

Pimentel, Eduardo Plant Welder

Hal Jones Contractor

Allen, Joshua Chadwick, Cody J. Denison, Jason E. Frketic, Sean T. Geiger, Wesley Gonzalez Ocampo, Brandon Guchereau, Paul J. Jefferson, Willie F. Wilkerson, Marcus

Murray Logan Construction Davis Jr, Edward L. Supt. – Operations Fader, Cynthia S. Controller Kapsos, Kurt R. Sr. Manager – Project Logan, Andrew Area Mgr. – Operations Logan, David President – Murray Logan Mendia, Joseph A. Manager – Fleet O’Leary, Edward F. VP – Operations Sly, Brett D. Supt. – Operations Stutevoss, Michael H. Manager – Project Adams, Joshua L. Aguilar Cardenas, Adrian Auredy, Junior Ball, Martin L. Barzaga, Abdul A. Bedford, Willie R. Bedward, Glenroy Betancourt, Francisco E. Brakefield, Lawrence W. Castillo, Jose E. Coleman, Alonzo Conlin, John Casey Contino, Leopoldo Cruz, Paul De Alba Colon, Jaime De La Cruz, Fernando Dominguez, Ricardo O. Dupuy, Brandon Erway, Daniel K. Estilus, Wilner Gadson, Leroy Grant, Thomas J. Gray, Robert K. Hansen, Bryan P. Henderson, Charles J. Henry, Rohan Hidalgo, Jose N. Hoffman Jr., Thomas R. Hoffman, Thomas R. Jaime Chavez, Fernando A. Jaimes Chavez, Jamie James, Vincent L. Jean Francois, Luckner Johnson, Roderick G. Lewis, Christopher B. Maxfield, George Meyers, Leonard A. Monzon Rivero, Luis Morale, Richard M. Moye Jr., Randall J. Murry, Joseph A. Nielsen, Michael A. O’Leary, Edward F.

WELCOME ABOARD!

The Vecellio Group welcomes new members of the management team (in italics), along with new and returning employees, including those who have completed their introductory periods through Dec. 31, 2021! Owens, Donald L. Pierro, Mona M. Pizzi, Enrique A. Reyes, Enrique J. Robinson III, Clarence Roodal, Harry Simms, Glenmore R. Slinskey, Robert E. Smallhorne, Quentin R. Smellie, Cleveland G. Strickland, Laura J. Strickland, Marcus T. Swaby, Bazie Ti Baptiste, Jonel Tingler, James R. Torres, Luis A. Williams, Egbert G. Williams, Shapel D.

Ranger Construction Ash, Everett R. Supt. – Asphalt Bechtold, Michael E. Party Chief – Survey Black, Jeremy Supt. – Asphalt Boetta, William D. Supt. – Grade Cabrera, Gerardo Foreman – Plant Calez, Wilber Foreman – Pipe Chung, Albert (Mario) Party Chief – Survey Dooley, Sean C. Foreman – Milling Elmore, Thomas J. Area Mgr – Operations Fernandez Pagan, Joel D. Foreman – Asphalt Forbes, Jomo K. Engineer – Project Gadson, Kendell J. Foreman – Asphalt Hembree, Roland Supt. – Grade Houston, Brandon Manager – Safety Jewett, James Supt. – Asphalt Judy, Daniel J. Foreman – Pipe Koch, Austin M. Foreman – Asphalt Lemons, Joshua W. Foreman – Asphalt Lorenzo, Joseph V. Manager – Facilities Moncada, Alejandro A. Foreman – Pipe Moreira, Christopher Mgr. – Quality Control Santiago Rodriguez, Roberto Manager – Survey

Sheldon, Darrell Foreman – Plant Summas, Stephen Foreman – Grade Ungaro, Eric C. Foreman – Asphalt Vega, Javier A. Foreman – Pipe Adams, Reginald L. Adderley, Elvis W. Alexander, Joshua L. Allee, Bryan Ambroise, Lisabien Atnip, David C. Belen Carbonell, Richard M. Benitez Gomez, Noel E. Betancourt, Rene Betancur Marin, Orlando Bien Aime, Jean Bernard Bigio Betancourt, Joel Bitner, Whitney Bobrowski Jr., Michael C. Bryant, Christopher Bugda, Scott A. Carambot, Dennis Castellanos, Caprice C. Ceasar, Antoinette Coil, Christopher P. Coleman, Idris Collins, Demetrice L. Cooper III, Peter Coring, Arsenio M. Covarrubias, Eiby D. Curry, Christopher E Daut, Paulemie Dawson, Berth A. Day Jr., Jeffery R. Deyo, Boone J. Dieujuste, Edlord Dipasquale, John Elisee, Moricette Feliciano Quinones, Richard Fletcher, Aaron N. Funches, Elton Gaspar, De Gaspar Gaspar, Gaspar Francisco Ghattas-Asfour, Christian Goll, Curtis W Goulbourne, Oraine Greathouse, Steven N. Griffin, Jermaine Hager, James Harriott, Simeon A. Harris, Henry Harris, Lance C. Hatcher, Perry Hendricks, Douglas M Hernandez, Brandon J. Hicks, Kelvin C Hunter, Terry Jackson, Craig Jeannot, Billy Jeanty, Roldy Johnson, Lance A. Jones, Roderick Kellar, Billy Kimes, Kurtis L. Knight, Ronald W.

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Vecelliio Lecture Addresses Road Work Policies DJ Gribbin, Founder of Partner for Stonepeak InfraMadrus, an infrastructure structure Partners and is a forconsulting firm, delivered this mer nonresident senior fellow at year’s Vecellio Distinguished The Brookings Institution. Lecture, held October 29th at The annual lectures are Virginia Tech. His presentasponsored by the Vecellio Famtion was titled, “Can’t We ily Foundation and individual Just Fix the Damn Roads? family members through an enDJ Gribbin Challenges of Infrastructure dowment to the school’s Vecellio Policy Formation.” Construction Engineering and Management Program. The endowment A former Special Assistant to the also supports scholarships, fellowships President, DJ sees poor value in shortand a full professorship at the school. term, quick-fix approaches to infrastrucVirginia Tech alumni include the ture funding, and instead advocates for late Leo Vecellio, Sr. (class of 1938); Leo consistent funding of high-priority projVecellio, Jr. (1968); and Michael Vecelects, built well and built promptly. lio (2001). DJ serves as a Senior Operating

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2014 – Hon. Stephen T. Ayers Architect of the Capitol, US Govt.

2007 – Linda Figg President/CEO, Figg Engineering

2013 – Bob Prieto Senior V.P., Fluor Corporation

2006 – Maj. Gen. Ronald Johnson Deputy Chief, Army Corps of Engineers

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2005 – Hans Van Winkle Director, Construction Industry Institute

2003 – Philip A. Shucet Commissioner, Virginia DOT 2002 – Ted C. Kennedy Chairman, BE&K, Inc. 2001 – G. Wayne Clough

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