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Since 2006, ICI has successfully

completed more than 30 new

construction, expansion and renovation

projects at Wal-Mart sites across the

United States. From Oregon to Missouri

to Wisconsin, ICI has continually met

and exceeded the expectations associated

with this client’s rigorous construction

program. As a result, our Wal-Mart

construction volume totals more than

$250 million.

ICI is well-versed in their stringent

processes and tight scheduling. One

of the initiatives that Wal-Mart

insists upon for each of its projects is

mandatory SWPPP Certification for

all Field Superintendents. The SWPPP

Certification guarantees environmental

compliance with the EPA and also

incorporates procedures for air quality

control. Currently, ICI employs more

than 15 SWPPP Certified Team

Members as well as an individual who is

a Certified Preparer of SWPPP.

Please see below for several examples of

ICI’s success with the expansions and

renovations of Wal-Mart Stores.

Crestwood, Illinois

The renovation and expansion of this

150,000 SF retail store in Crestwood was

completed in ten phases of construction.

Successful completion required heavy

coordination with operations staff and

strict scheduling and safety considerations

to accommodate customers while the

store maintained operations. ICI made

temporary modifications including

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Benton Harbor, Michigan

Bolingbrook, Illinois

Bridgeview, Illinois

Chicago, Illinois (Back of the Yards)

Clearwater, Florida

Crawfordsville, Indiana

Crestwood, Illinois

Des Plaines, Illinois

PROJECT DELIVERY

General Contracting

ARCHITECT

Various

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construction of dust walls, the creation

of an alternate entrance, moving the

vision center to a double-wide trailer

during construction, and creating an

interim customer service area.

The site work was also phased to

accommodate pedestrians and traffic

patterns and included new grease

traps, sanitary service, electrical service,

independent bale and pallet storage and

a water service relocation.

The primary purpose of the renovation

was to incorporate a larger grocery

area into the existing footprint while

deleting the existing automotive center.

Grocery provisions include a new

compressor house along with new walk-

in coolers, freezers and refrigerated

cases. Refrigeration, electrical, and

EMS lines are fed underground through

refrigeration pits buried in exposed

integrally colored concrete slabs. The

refrigeration equipment requires an

additional electrical distribution center

fed from a new main switchboard.

Elk Grove Village, Illinois

ICI completed a 146,000 SF addition to

add a new grocery area for this Wal-Mart.

The project was completed in seven

phases and included renovation of the

existing 200,000 SF store to construct

a new Pharmacy, Dunkin Donuts and

Vision Center. Interior finishes included

new VCT, ceiling tile and painting

throughout the store. A mill and overlay

of the existing parking lot will also be

completed.

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Elk Grove Village, Illinois

Hodgkins, Illinois

Indianapolis, Indiana

Inverness, Florida

Joliet, Illinois

Niles, Illinois

Northlake, Illinois

Ottumwa, Iowa

Paris, Illinois

Rockton, Illinois

Saint Joseph, Indiana

Scottsburg, Indiana

Shelton, Washington

Washington, Illinois

Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin

Woodburn, Oregon

Woodridge, Illinois

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Level Two Renovations

For smaller renovation projects, the

scope is standardized and they are

referred to as “Level Two” Renovations.

Level 2 Renovations typically include

the remodel of areas like the pharmacy,

customer service, service centers, training

areas, TLE, tire/battery storage, garden

center, rest rooms, photo lab, offices,

grocery and vision centers. The majority

of the work takes place at night as not

to interrupt on-going operation of the

store.

Many projects take place at 24 hour

operational stores that require additional

temporary protection and site safety

practices to protect customers. These

projects are completed on very tight

9 - 10 week schedules and Wal-Mart

requires the projects to be completely

closed out, including change orders and

closeout documents, within thirty days

of completion of the work. Successfully

completing these projects on-time

requires a 100% “complete as you go”

mentality to turn over each area within

the allotted time frame.