DISASTERRECOVERY

HISTORYSince 1955, Roy Anderson Corp has successfully delivered construction services based on the principles of honesty and integrity. Through the following decades, a continued commitment to the values instilled by the founder, Roy Anderson Jr., — dedication to quality and unparalleled performance — allowed Roy Anderson Corp to grow from a single man’s vision to one of the most successful construction firms in the Southeast. In 2011, Roy Anderson Corp was provided with another opportunity for growth and became part of Tutor Perini Corporation, effectively serving as the southeast building division. Consistently recognized by ENR as one of the Top 20 Contractors in the U.S., Tutor Perini Corporation provides Roy Anderson Corp with enhanced opportunities for growth through increased size, scale and management capabilities, immediate access to multiple regions and strong financial resources.

EXPERIENCEDWith its corporate headquarters on the Mississippi Gulf Coast and the Gulf of Mexico, Roy Anderson Corp has been in the Disaster Recovery business since inception. Roy Anderson Corp has been a vital part of rebuilding the coastline from inland and coastal flooding to major hurricanes and tropical storms. We have the ability to staff and perform virtually all disaster relief needs in emergency response areas. Roy Anderson Corp has worked with multiple state and municipal agencies as well as private clients to aid in Disaster Recovery. We have extensive knowledge of FEMA regulations and the required documentation.

Roy Anderson Corp has responded to numerous major disasters and weather events since 1955 including the BP Horizon Oil Spill and Hurricanes Camille, Katrina and Sandy. We have the ability to staff and perform virtually all disaster relief needs in emergency response areas.

n Extensive knowledge of FEMA regulations and required documentation

n Worked with multiple state and municipal agencies

DISASTER RECOVERY SERVICESPreconstruction/Estimating Services

Quantity take-offs and AnalysisValue Engineering

Moisture RemediationDemolition

Debris HaulingRoof Replacement

Restoring Essential Facilities

HURRICANE EXPERIENCEEthel 1960 Betsy 1965

Camille 1969 Frederic 1979

Elena 1985 Georges 1998

Isidore 2002 Dennis 2005

Rita 2005 Gustav 2008

Katrina 2005 Ike 2008

Isaac 2012 Sandy 2012

LOUISIANA SHELTER AT HOME

LOCATION: Baton Rouge & Surrounding Areas, LA

OWNER: Louisiana Governor’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness (GOHSEP)

CONTACT: Will Rachal, GOHSEP Chief of Staff 225.925.7500

TIME FRAME: August 30, 2016-December 24, 2016

KEY METRICS: 1,381 Homes Inspected; 800 Homes Repaired

Following The Louisiana Shelter at Home Program was a response to catastrophic flooding that occurred in August 2016. The program provided emergency temporary repairs allowing homeowners to shelter at home and communities to be repopulated rather than having entire neighborhoods displaced for an extended period of time. Basic repairs provided a home that was safe, secure and sanitary and included replacing electrical outlets that were submerged, a fully functioning bathroom and a kitchen sink and mini appliances for temporary usage amongst other scopes of work.

This program began within days of the flood event and required an expedited mobilization. Within days, RAC had over 20 inspectors on the ground performing initial inspections of damaged property. Additionally, we set up a centralized field office, procured materials, hired multiple subcontractors, and created a mobile application for tracking work performed. At the height of this project, we were completing over 140 homes per week. The speed of implementation of this project required our processes and procedures to be adaptive based on changes issued by the Program Manager.

LOCATION: Various areas on the Mississippi Gulf Coast

OWNER: Mississippi Development Authority Disaster Recovery Division

CONTACT: Nell Rogers, Program Manager, 601.359.9341

TIME FRAME: September 2012-January 2016

KEY METRICS: 1,116 Homes Repaired

On Aug. 29, 2005, the Mississippi Gulf Coast suffered massive damage from the impact of Hurricane Katrina causing an estimated $125 Billion in damages. This program repaired the remaining homes damaged throughout Mississippi using HUD and CDBG funding. Many of the major challenges with this program involved contracting with each individual homeowner and having them accept the scope of work.

Each home has had a different grant award amount and cost of repair estimate, which our team had to verify and generate scopes-of-work. Additionally, an environmental study was performed for each property. Since each property had an

award cap, the HUD priority guidelines were followed to complete the most important work within the cap first. Our team managed the process from the environmental impact study through project closeout for each homeowner.

This program repaired 1,116 homes for mostly poor and elderly homeowners. At the pinnacle of this program, about 50 homes per week were started. Our ability to manage large scale projects and work efficiently with the homeowners, homebuilders, and the MDA as well as our extensive experience with HUD, CDBG, and other federal funding sources contributed to the success of this project.

NEIGHBORHOOD HOME PROGRAM(Hurricane Katrina Relief)

LOCATION: Various Areas in New York

OWNER: NYC Department of Environmental Protection

TIME FRAME: November 2012 - March 2013

KEY METRICS: 3,480 Structures Repaired; 4,626 Residential Units

This was a time sensitive project performed in rapid response to Hurricane Sandy damages. RAC received an RFP on a Friday, submitted a proposal the next day (Saturday), met with the city on the following Monday and mobilized 117 management staff and 781 field labor in city neighborhoods on Tuesday, one day following NTP. The work was for removal of water damaged debris from residences; emergency repairs to restore heat, power, hot water, and ancillary repairs to make the dwellings weather tight and protect residents from further damages. A total of 4,626 residential units were repaired within a 105 calendar day time period.

The project included emergency repairs of homes in the NYC areas damaged by Hurricane Sandy work included permanent restoration of heat, power, and hot water, as well as ancillary repairs to make the dwelling weather tight to protect residents from further damage. This also included the removal of water-damage debris, so restoration of the homes could begin. Residential properties ranged from individual single family home to multi-residential buildings. A total of 3,480 structures were involved. This included the restoration and repair of 4,626 residential units.

NYC RAPID REPAIRS PROGRAM(Hurricane Sandy Relief)

LOCATION: Various areas on the Mississippi Gulf Coast

OWNER: City of Gulfport, MS, City of Biloxi, MS Hancock Bank, The Peoples Bank Whitney National Bank, Mississippi Power Co. Memorial Hospital, Hancock Medican Center Hard Rock Hotel Resort, IP Casino Resort Islandview Casino Resort, Penn National Gaming Huntington Ingalls, MS Dev. Authority

TIME FRAME: September 2005-September 2007

KEY METRICS: Debris Removal, Residential Construction and Commercial Construction

$783 million of reconstruction work was performed in the first 24 months following Hurricane Katrina, operating under FEMA regulations and contracting with various state and municipal agencies. Work consisted of debris removal, residential construction, and commercial construction.

RAC assisted with the debris removal and disposal for the City of Gulfport, Mississippi. This contract consisted of the removal and disposal of approximately 4,000,000 cubic yards of storm debris.

HURRICANE KATRINA

LOCATION: Tunica, Mississippi

OWNER: Isle of Capri, Caesar’s Entertainment

CONTACT: Kevin Stevens, Isle of Capri, 800.843.4753

TIME FRAME: May 2011

KEY METRICS: Flood Abatement

The Mississippi River floods in April and May 2011 were among the largest and most damaging recorded along the U.S. waterway, comparable in extent to the major floods of 1927 and 1993. In April 2011, two major storm systems deposited record levels of rainfall on the Mississippi River watershed. When that additional water combined with the springtime snowmelt, the river and many of its tributaries began to swell to record levels by the beginning of May. The U.S. Federal Government declared 14 Mississippi counties federal disaster areas. In Tunica County, casinos located on stationary river barges were closed most of May. The hotel portion of the casinos located on adjacent, low-lying land began to flood some up to 6 feet. Our team handled the flood abatement.

NORTH MISSISSIPPI FLOOD

LOCATION: Mississippi & Florida Gulf Coast

OWNER: BP Oil North America

TIME FRAME: April 2010

KEY METRICS: Over 1,000 Men and Women workers topatrol and clean shoreline

The explosion of BP’s Deepwater Horizon oil rig in 2010 was by many measurements the worst environmental disaster in US history. After one month over 45,000 sq. mi., of Gulf of Mexico waters were affected by oil and began to wash ashore. Estimates of damages and clean-up costs after two months totaled more than $3 billion.

Our task was to provide over 1,000 men and women to work in teams to patrol and clean the oil contaminated beaches. This process was repeated over and over as each tide brought more oil ashore. Special strike force teams were assembled to respond to immediate threats to avoid additional contamination to “critical” areas of the coastline (i.e. harbors, food processing areas). Our efforts included providing all manners of logistical support from transportation, meals and PPE for these men and women over 200 miles of coastline.

BP OIL SPILLMississippi & Florida Gulf Coast

LOCATION: Baton Rouge & Surrounding Areas, LA

OWNER: State of Louisiana/IEM, Program Manager

CONTACT: John Mabry, 225.952.8191

TIME FRAME: July 2017-December 2018

During 2016, Louisiana experienced two 1,000-year floods in a 6-month period that affected some 85% of parishes in the state. These disasters affected approximately 120,000 households. The State of Louisiana initiated the Restore Louisiana (ReLa) Program to assist Louisiana citizens affected by the floods and received $1.6 billion in federal Community Development Block Grant–Disaster Recovery funds. This program is dedicated to helping homeowners repair and restore their damaged homes.

RESTORE LOUISIANA WORKin progress

We are back in our home and 110% satisfied.

Mr. & Mrs. ShelmireHome Owner, Restore Louisiana

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LOCATION: Columbia & Surrounding Areas, SC

OWNER: State of South Carolina Dept. of Commerce/Horne, LLP (Program Manager)

TIME FRAME: July 2017-TBD

SOUTH CAROLINA DISASTER RECOVERY PROGRAM

WORKin progress

This storm recovery program is intended to repair or reconstruct single-family housing and single-family rental units that were affected by the October 5, 2015 flood and rain event. The program is specifically designed to assist low-income South Carolinians who require assistance in the repair, replacement or reconstruction of their damaged homes. RAC is working in the capacity of Construction Manager for the rebuild of the flood-damaged homes. RAC’s ultimate contract value will depend on the total number of homes repaired.

From the outset, RAC’s work was marked by effective management, timely and on-budget performance, and excellent quality control. RAC consistently demonstrated a high level of professionalism and expertise across disciplines in managing the project and achieved a high level of satisfaction among the beneficiaries. The project was regularly monitored by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and by the Mississippi Development Authority (MDA) and has been cited as a “Best Practice” by HUD.

Nell RogersBureau Manager, Disaster Recovery Division Mississippi Development Authority

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P.O. Box 2 | Gulfport, MS 39502CORPORATE OFFICE

800.688.4003 | RAC.COM

DISASTER RECOVERY OFFICES632 Rosewood Drive

Columbia, SC 29201-4604866.969.7237

6225 Hollyfield DriveBaton Rouge, LA 70809

888.599.7352

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