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Scottsdale Air CenterScottsdale, AZ

Owner: Signature Flight SupportArchitect : Dickenson Architects

The Scottsdale Air Center project consists of a total of 101,882 square feet of work including four hangars, a two-story office building, and one shop building. Constructed on a 7.71 acre site, the scope of work included an underground storm water retention system. This was a multi-phased project completed while owner-occupied.

For almost 91 years, W.E. O’Neil has successfully made our mark within the transportation industry. We have effectively managed transportation projects in every area including car dealerships, trucking facilities and parking structures as well as extensive air-side and land-side airport projects including hangars, terminals, baggage claim areas and passenger lounges. This success is made possible by our talented people, who utilize the latest technologies and experience to ensure the best built products and provide the best value for our customers. This is due in part to a well-orchestrated construction process, fortified by the great relationships nurtured by our team, owners, architects, engineers, consultants, subcontractors and our unwavering commitment to quality.

LAX Shared Use Lounge, Los Angeles, CA

Owner: LAXSUL Shared Use Lounge Company, LLC Architect: Rivers & Christian

The LAXSUL project is a new high-end lounge for elite passengers flying EL AI, Fiji Air, Air Philippines and Air Tahiti. The project consists of food prep, restrooms and interior lounge space with a glass storefront leading to a terrace area within the new Tom Bradley International Terminal at LAX. The interior spaces have banquette seating, glass wall panels, decorative wood wall panels, decorative metal wall panels, four restrooms with custom wall tile and delineating walls with a vertical wood fin design which corresponds to a new linear metal ceiling system.

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LAX Midfield Satellite Concourse Enabling Project, Los Angeles, CA

Owner: Los Angeles World AirportsArchitect: AECOM

Skanska W.E. O’Neil Joint Venture (SOJV) was awarded a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) contract to facilitate the following work in order to enable the future construction of the Midfield Satellite Concourse North (MSCN) Project (by others). The Component CGMP’s were broken out as follows: The construction of a new Radio Transmitter Receiver Building (RTR) including new antenna towers and a 48” jack & bore casing under a major highway. Scopes of work also include the installation of a new 110’ Beacon Tower and a 77’ CCTV Tower with new Navigation, Security, and Access Equipment. The SOJV team also did Abatement and Demolition work on existing Facilities, installed 4,000’ of AOA Fencing, relocated Wet & Dry underground utilities and installed 4,300 lf of underground Duct Banks (Roadways and Taxi-ways) via Open Cut and Directional Bore. The SOJV Team installed over six miles of new Fiber Cabling which included a major coordination effort with all stake holders for the splicing, cut-overs, and terminations.

Bombardier Hangars, Tucson, AZ

Owner: Bombardier AerospaceArchitect: M3 Engineering & Technology

The work for Bombardier included the construction of three new hangars. The first, a completion center for Challenger aircraft, consisted of a new 130,000 S.F. hangar with associated office and support space. The second, another 130,000 S.F. hangar and the third, a 64,000 S.F. hangar, were designed to provide completion and painting facilities for the Global Express jet line. All work was completed on fast track schedules using the design – build project delivery method.

O’Hare International Airport Terminal 1 Roof RepairsChicago, IL

Owner: United AirlinesArchitect: Klein & Hoffman

W.E. O’Neil has been conducting preconstruction work for the replacement of nearly 500,000 S.F. of existing glass roofing at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport, anticipated to start in 2017. The project will include new glass barrel vaults, horizontal skylights and large expansion joints and will be completed in two phases and two shifts to minimize disruptions to terminal operations at one of the world’s busiest airports. When the project begins, the team will be working in close proximity to planes and will be taking extra precautions to ensure no disruption to operations.

San Diego County Regional Airport Authority Reconfiguration of Checkpoint 2 and Terminal 1 Baggage Claim RotundasSan Diego, CA

Owner: San Diego County Regional Airport AuthorityArchitect: RIC Architects

Having completed numerous projects for the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority, HEARNE Construction a division of W.E. O’Neil was contracted to complete the reconfiguration of Sterile Security Checkpoint 2 (SSCP2) and refurbishment of Terminal 1 Rotunda and Baggage Claim Areas. Working in a fully occupied area, HEARNE completed this project in multiple phases and staffed the project with multiple superintendents allowing for 24-hour work shifts to meet the fast-track needs of this fully occupied facility. Improvements include selective demolition and installation of new floors, walls, ceilings, and upgraded electrical work in active airport spaces. Careful planning and coordination resulted in this project completing in 170 days.

Music City Motor Cars, Brentwood, TN

Owner: Carlock ManagementArchitect: Crossroads Architecture

Our Nashville company, SouthLand Constructors, is constructing a 35,000 S.F., One-story with a mezzanine, luxury car dealership in the Cool Springs area just south of Nashville, Tennessee. The project includes extensive site work coordination, high end show rooms, hospitality suites, sales areas, offices, a 12-bay service department, a detail shop, a wash bay, and a VIP lounge. The luxury vehicles include Maserati, Aston Martin, Rolls Royce, and Bentley. SouthLand worked together with the client and design team in a “design assist” manner to deliver the best possible value for the client while still meeting stringent required design criteria for each car manufacturer

Carmax Auto Dealership, Tucson, AZ

Owner: Industrial Developments, Inc. Architect: Piper O’Brien

This new Carmax Auto Dealership project consisted of the construction of two buildings totaling 52,000 S.F. as well as work associated with the sales lot and storage areas. The buildings, constructed of masonry walls with steel roof structures, include the sales floor, sales offices, vehicle service bays and support space.

Echo Park Dealership, Highlands Ranch, CO

Owner: Sonic AutomotiveArchitect: A.I. Design Group

Construction of the Echo Park dealership in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, required 3.25 acres of demolition and site work, along with vertical construction of a 16,000 S.F. retail building, a body shop, and a stand-alone carwash. The project called for the installation of over 115 high-tech RFID parking spaces, a trade-in photo booth, an interactive video screen, a kids’ play area, an upscale waiting area, and individual browsing stations spanning a large sales floor. Exteriors included glass, masonry, EIFS skin, and specialty Dri-Design tapered metal paneling.

A.J. Gallagher Office Parking Structures,Chicago, IL

Owner: A.J. Gallagher & Co.Architect: Wright Heerema Architects

W.E. O’Neil is building two parking structures adjacent to an office building being constructed simultaneously. Each structure is 240,000 S.F. and can hold 750 cars. The project includes extensive coordination with the office construction for employee access, security and fire suppression. Initially, only one structure was planned, but W.E. O’Neil fast-tracked the process to accomodate the owner’s addition of a second structure. We anticipate delivering the structures nearly two months ahead of schedule.

Penske Truck Leasing FacilityDenver, Co

Owner: Penske Truck LeasingArchitect: KG Architects

Construction of the new Penske Truck Leasing facility consisted of a 19,930 S.F., one-story building. The structure was built using masonry walls and steel roof framing and includes offices, service bays, wash bays and wireless diagnositc software for truck leasing and maintenance. This project, which was designed to increase productivity and staff efficiency, also called for new rental counters, customer lounges and a customer service lobby. Development of the 10-acre site required concrete, asphalt paving, fencing, lighting and landscape improvements.

Rush Trucking Center, Denver, CO

Owners: Rush EnterprisesArchitect: Design Architects Plus, Inc.

Construction of three new buildings on 15 acre site, plus renovation of an existing 30,000 S.F. building. Two new buildings were constructed with pre-engineered metal structures with office space at the front of building constructed with conventional steel. Exteriors included a combination of metal panel, stone masonry and moisture managed EIFS. Significant mechanical and electrical components were required to properly ventilate the indoor truck service areas and to support the heavy equipment needed for this operation including a paint booth with capacity of 3 full size semi-trucks. Larger overhead gantry cranes were also installed. Interior finishes included lobby area, locker rooms, reception, sales counters and office space.

Moonshine Harley-Davidson, Franklin, TN

Owner: Huffines Ridge DevelopmentArchitect: b3 studio, Inc.

Our Nashville company, SouthLand Constructors, recently broke ground this month on this new, one-story, 50,000 S.F. motorcycle dealership in the Cool Springs area just south of Nashville, Tennessee. The project includes showroom space, rider’s education space, design center, motor accessories area, customer lounge, stage, indoor and outdoor rider-gathering areas, a Tennessee Department of Transportation Training Range and an extensive service area. Once this project is complete, this will be the preeminent Harley-Davidson location in all of middle Tennessee. SouthLand is working together with the client and design team in a design-assist manner to deliver the best possible value for the client while still meeting Harley-Davidson’s design requirements.

Construction of the the Mercedes- Benz and BMW Dealerships for Sonic Automotive in Glendale, Colorado consisted of concrete, pre-cast and and steel structures with exterior glazing. The 91,000 S.F. Mercedes Benz building included prefabricated EIFS exterior wall panels and drilled piers foundation system. A detached car wash building completed the 71,875 S.F. BMW dealership.

Mercedes Benz & BMW of Denver Dealerships, Denver, CO

Owner: Sonic AutomotiveArchitect: Sparc+ Architecture & ai Design Group

As we gear up for year-end 2016, positive things continue to happen across the country in our markets. The construction industry has a strong head of steam nationally and all of our offices continue to see improvement in both quality and quantity of opportunities. Although 2016 has seen a leveling off in our overall national revenues due to delayed starts on several large projects, the majority of these projects have merely pushed their start dates into late 2016 or early 2017. This shift will potentially result in O’Neil reaching record backlog numbers by yearend 2016 or mid -2017, and our 2017 overall company revenues are currently projected to exceed $800M. This would be another record high revenue level achieved by the O’Neil Family of Companies and its’ employees, a milestone we take pride in.

We are working on several large project opportunities with national customers, which is an encouraging sign as these projects include a variety of market segments including retail, assisted living, office, aerospace, hospitality, and apartment construction. This type of diversity in new project opportunities is a good indication of the overall health and strength of the national construction economy. Our thanks to those customers that have chosen O’Neil to be their contractor of choice on their projects and a big thank you to all of our employees that continue to work diligently towards the ongoing success of these projects and the relationships that come with them.

Brian Ramsay, Chief Executive Officer

1245 W. Washington Blvd.

Chicago, IL 60607

CHICAGO KC Wigle 773.755.1611 kcwigle@weoneil.com Tim O’Neil 773.418.0479 toneil@weoneil.comDENVER Mike Hockett, LEED AP 303.238.7900 mhockett@weoneil.comCALIFORNIA Cera Norton 909.466.5300 cnorton@weoneil.com Alfredo Diaz 310.643.7900 adiaz@weoneil.com HEARNE Construction, a division of W.E. O’Neil Bill Hearne 858.336.7424 bhearne@weoneil.com Honnold Construction Management www.honnoldcm.com Bill Honnold 310.733.7648 bill@honnoldcm.com PHOENIX Scott Dombrowski 480.921.8000 sdombrowski@weoneil.comTUCSON Tommy Roof, LEED AP 520.792.0734 tlroof@weoneil.comNASHVILLE SouthLand Constructors, Inc. www.southlandconstructors.com Brandon Porter 615.309.0365 bporter@southlandconstructors.com

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