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The Associated General Contractors of America, San Diego Chapter, Inc.

November 6, 2017

In This Issue"Best of the Best"

Tomorrow - Candidate ForumMembership Directory Deadline

ThursdayPublic Entities Dinner - Nov. 30th

Walt Fegley is the Honoree forBoy Scouts Lunch-O-Ree

Room Rates Hotel DelAGC's 90th Annual Meeting

Giving Back - Upcoming DrivesEducation/Safety Classes

Committee Meetings

Get Social With Us:

More about

AGC San Diegowww.agcsd.org

"Best of the Best" Construction Projects Honored at Build San DiegoAwards LuncheonBy Eddie Sprecco, Chief Executive Officer

Every two years, AGC recognizes the contractors that build outstanding buildings and supportinginfrastructure that help make San Diego County such a thriving region. Last Thursday, AGChonored the "best of the best" at AGC's 2017 Build San Diego Awards luncheon at the HiltonSan Diego Bayfront. Over 350 guests enjoyed the afternoon's festivities, including a number ofelected officials, government and educational leaders, owners, developers, architects, andengineers.

The luncheon was sponsored by Hawthorne Cat, and Torrey Pines Bank. The Master ofCeremonies was AGC Past President Jon Cloud of J. Cloud, Inc., and the guest speaker wasCounty Supervisor Kristin Gaspar. Her comments about the importance of investing in theregion's infrastructure set the stage for an outstanding awards program.

The Build San Diego Award entries were evaluated in terms of excellence in projectmanagement, innovation in construction techniques or materials, excellence in client service,contractor's contribution to the community as it relates to the project, and meeting the challengesof a difficult job. The entries were reviewed, and the finalists and award winners were selectedby a panel of four judges:

Troy Bankston - Former City of Poway Public Works Director Steve Bovee - Consultant Tony Fulton - Former University Architect at San Diego State UniversityCliff Maurer - Director of Public Services & Engineering, City of Coronado

During the program, eight "best of the best" projects were presented with a Build San DiegoAward:

Sundt Construction (Austin/Sundt Joint Venture): Building Construction - Public Work for the San Diego Rental Car Center at San Diego International Airport

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Clark Construction Group: Building Construction - Private Work for the San Diego Marriott Marquis & Marina - New Marriott Hall

Flatiron West, Inc.: Heavy/Highway Constructionfor the San Vicente Road Improvement Project

Flatiron West, Inc.: Unique Small Project - Public Work for the Campo Creek Bridge Replacement - Emergency Project

Bergelectric Corporation: Unique Small Project - Private Work for WeWork B Street

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BOY SCOUTS LUNCH-O-REENovember 29, 2017

honoring Walt FegleyHyatt Aventine

REGISTRATION

Hensel Phelps: Unique Special Project for the Kaiser Permanente San Diego Medical Center

KTA Construction Inc.: Underground/Utilities for Alta La Jolla Drainage Repair - Phase 2

Hensel Phelps: Sustainable Projectfor the Kaiser Permanente San Diego Medical Center

Merit Awards were presented within some of the above categories as a result of the tremendousnumber of excellent construction projects nominated for awards this year:

Building Construction - Public Work Balfour Beatty Construction: Saburo Muraoka Elementary School Reno Contracting, Inc.: Mountain Health & Community Services, New Family Medicine Center

Building Construction - Private Work McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.: Scripps Clinic La Jolla - John R. Anderson MedicalPavilionTurner Construction Company: Cross Border Xpress

Heavy/Highway Construction

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EGCC PUBLIC ENTITIES

DINNER/MIXERNovember 30, 2017

San Diego Yacht ClubREGISTRATIONSPONSORSHIP

HOLIDAY DINNER DANCE

December 9, 2017Hotel Del Coronado

INVITATIONROOM RATE DEADLINE:

November 8, 2017

ANNUAL MEETINGDecember 14, 2017Mission Bay Hilton REGISTRATION

AGC 99th ANNUALCONVENTIONFeb. 26-28, 2018

New OrleansREGISTRATION

2016 ANNUAL REPORT

THE VOICE OF

CONSTRUCTION

EDUCATION CATALOG

Pulice Construction, Inc.: San Vicente Marina Facility

Unique Small Project - Public WorkBalfour Beatty Construction: Energy Efficient Projects, South Bay Union School District

Unique Special ProjectBarnhart-Reese Construction, Inc.: Skyline Hills Branch LibraryMcCarthy Building Companies, Inc.: Biomed Realty Trust i3 Campus

SustainableSouthern Contracting Company: City of Oceanside, City-wide LED Modernization

All the project finalists (descriptions and photos) can be viewed by clickingon to a special edition of AGC San Diego's Constructor. The diverseprojects are an integral part of the region's economy, and they representthe hard work of architects, engineers and construction firms.

Congratulations to the 2017 Build San Diego and Merit Award winners,and best wishes to those who enter in 2019...may all your constructionprojects be winners!

A special thank you to Mike and Sandy Caples and to all the advertiserswho made this magazine possible!

Reminder for Tomorrow's Candidate Forum...AGC Members Encouragedto Partake in the Political Process!By Brad Barnum, Executive Vice President

Tomorrow, voters in the 5th District County Board of Supervisors will get a chance to see andhear from the three current candidates to replace termed-out Supervisor Bill Horn. A candidateforum is being co-sponsored by AGC and the Deputy Sheriffs' Association of San Diego County(DSA), and the candidates are San Marcos Mayor Jim Desmond, and Oceanside City CouncilMembers Jerry Kern and Esther Sanchez.

The forum will be held from 5:00 to 6:30 PM at the DSA Offices in Poway. Click here for a flyer. A 4:00 PM "Happy Hour/Meet and Greet" will lead off the evening, which will provide attendeesan opportunity to eat, drink, and visit with the candidates. AGC's Senior Vice President and PAC Chair Jeff Harper of Harper Construction will be makingwelcoming remarks. The emcee will be Logan Jenkins, the San Diego Union Tribune's NorthCounty news columnist. Rest assured, there will be at least one question to the candidatesrelated to the construction industry!

Candidate forums are a great opportunity to participate in the political process, and weencourage you to attend. Please contact Brad Barnum if you plan to attend or have anyquestions.

Address: 13881 Danielson Street, Poway 92064Directions

IMPORTANT NOTICE:AGC 2018 Membership Directory - Deadline Extended until thisThursday! If you have not yet updated your member listing for the 2018 AGCSD Membership Directory, thedeadline has been extended until this Thursday, November 9th. After that, the address/phone/faxand contacts/titles you currently have listed for your company will be submitted "as is" for the first

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JUNE - DECEMBER 2017

AGC CONSTRUCTOR

ONLINE PLAN ROOM

FYI:Member ListingUpdates for the

2018 AGCSDMEMBERSHIPDIRECTORY

DeadlineOctober 31st

UPDATE YOURMEMBER LISTING

---------------------------------Have You Moved Lately?

Keep us "in the know."

proof. Please contact Marcy Knopman (858) 731-8162 to update by email/ phone. ELECTRONIC FORM

Register for the Engineering & General Contractors Council PublicEntities Dinner/Mixer - Thursday, November 30th San Diego Yacht Club 1101 Anchorage Lane, SD 92106 (Shelter Island)

On Thursday, November 30th, AGC's Engineering & General Contractors Council (EGCC) willhold a forum in which leaders from five major agencies will outline the construction projects theyintend to bid or negotiate during the next 18 months: estimated to be over $2 billion. Come andhear about the ramping up of the regional agencies' Capital Improvement Programs, due to anew influx of state and federal money for roads and water projects.

The following agencies will be featured: San Diego Regional Airport AuthorityCity of San DiegoCounty of San DiegoCaltrans District 11SANDAG The event will begin at 5:00 p.m. with a social hour in which you will be able to visit with agencyguests.

You may also request to be seated with an agency official of your choice, but spots are limited sosign up early. Remember, your competitors will be there, so you do not want to miss thisopportunity.

Dinner and the presentations by each agency will begin at 6:00 pm and include an opportunity toask questions. Cost for the event is only $50 per member.

Sponsorship opportunities for this meeting are available! Contact Rae Krushensky at 858-731-8157.

RSVP today for your seat at a VIP speakers table (first come basis).

Walt Fegley to be honored at the 12th Annual Boy Scouts Constructionand Building Industry Lunch-O-Ree, Wednesday, November 29th, 2017 Walt Fegley, President & COO of Reno Contracting, Inc., has been named the 2017 "Good

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Please notify AGC if yourcompany has relocated, or ifthere are updates to yourcompany's listing (i.e.contacts, phone/fax, job titlechanges, CSI codes, &certified business listings).

We strive to keep our membership listing current & up-to-date.

Email Marcy Knopman of anynecessary changes.___________________

Scout of the Year" by the San Diego Imperial Council of the Boy Scoutsof America. A luncheon honoring Walt will be held on Wednesday,November 29, 2017, beginning at 11:30 A.M. at the Hyatt Regency, LaJolla, in San Diego.

CLICK HERE FOR BROCHURE/REGISTRATION.

Since 1979, Walt has been in the business of serving his country,community, family and clients. Having worked for the Peace Corps inWest Africa building schools, he experienced first-hand how to get thingsdone. Walt is known as an honest and compassionate leader, guiding the

company with a focused and determined goal "to enhance client relationships and unify projectteams." He has set the vision and mission for the company, and along with Matt Reno, has builtthe company into the largest San Diego-based general contractor.

This will be the 12th "Good Scout of the Year" Award presented to the San Diego constructionindustry leaders. Previous honorees have been awarded to:

John Elliott, Roel ConstructionJack Filanc, J.R. Filanc Construction Co., Inc.Tom Anderson, Bergelectric Corp.Ted Rossin, Rossin Steel, Inc.Ron Harper, Harper Construction Co., Inc.Jim Ryan, Executive Vice President, AGC San DiegoMarc & Tim Penick, T.B. Penick & Sons, Inc.Eric Stenman, Balfour Beatty ConstructionDon Adair, Swinerton BuildersRandy Finch, Finch, Thornton & Baird, LLPThomas L. Brown, Sierra Pacific West, Inc. The event has raised over $1M to support the San Diego-Imperial Council of the Boy Scouts ofAmerica. Over 400 AGC members and guests typically attend the event.

The 2017 Construction and Building Industry Lunch-O-Ree is our industry's annual fundraiser tosupport the Boy Scouts of America San Diego-Imperial Council. All funds raised stay in SanDiego to help our local scouting program.

The 2017 Lunch-O-Ree Chair is Rocky Qualin, Senior Vice President of BB&T - John BurnhamInsurance Services. Rocky is assisted by 28 Vice Chairs who serve on the event's committee.

The AGC Board of Directors and the Lunch-O-Ree Committee encourage the industry to attendthe event. A registration form and sponsorship opportunities are available by clicking on this link.

Questions, contact AGC Staff Rae Krushensky (858) 731-8157.

Make your Room Reservation for the December 9th, 2017 HolidayDinner Dance at the Hotel Del Coronado

Deadline for room reservations is Wednesday, November 8th.

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See the corrected phone numbers and link below to make your reservations:(619) 435-6611 or 1-800-468-3533 phone line or click here.

Resort Room - $275 Add 10% Tax & .56% Tourism Fee, plus 1% Coronado Tourism Improvement District chargeRooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

The following additional room type upgrades are based on availability at the time of booking.Coastal View Guestroom - $375Ocean View Guestroom - $475Junior Suite - $375Full Suite - $600 Victorian Suite - $900 Cottage Jr. Suite Ocean Front - $1,626.75 Cottage Suite Beach Front - $1,908

Reservation deadline is November 8, 2017

Overnight parking rates are discounted at $26 for self-parking, and $38 to valet.)Resort fee of $30 has been waived for our group)

Members can also book room at the Glorietta Bay Inn, directly across the street from the Del, orat the Loews Coronado Resort. Note that there are no room blocks at these locations.

INVITATION

Announcing AGC San Diego Chapter's 90th Annual MeetingRae Krushensky, Director of Meetings & Events, Membership Services

AGC San Diego's 90th Annual Meeting will be held on Thursday, December 14th, from 11:30a.m. - 1:30 p.m. at the Hilton San Diego on Mission Bay.

Although the Annual Meeting is open to all members, the AGC San Diego Bylaws allow for only"Active" members to have voting privileges for the election of members to the AGC Board ofDirectors. "Active" members are defined in the Bylaws as General Contractors (Building andEngineering) and Contractor members. Contractor members are Subcontractors that participatein one of AGC's major programs (health, apprenticeship, pension, etc.), and pay local dues thatare equal to the dues paid by the General Contractors

While Specialty and Affiliate members will not be able to vote, the Board is convinced thatsharing the valuable information about the association with the entire membership is important.

In addition to the election of members to the Board of Directors, AGC San Diego CEO, EddieSprecco, will present the AGC's Annual Report, detailing the activities and finances of the AGCduring the past year. This will include acknowledging the members who chair the many AGCcommittees.

We encourage all AGC firms to take a couple of hours out of your schedule on December 14th toattend this final meeting of the year.

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A registration form may be accessed by clicking here.

NOVEMBER WARM CLOTHES DRIVE...

Spread the WarmthNovember 1-30, 2017 for Father Joe's Villages

AGCSanDiegoChapterishos2ngitsWarmClothesDrive.TheAGC'sBuild&ServeCharitableAlliancewillacceptyourdona2onofusedwarmcoats,jackets,sweaters,blankets,socks,etc.(men,women,and

childrensizes).Thiswouldbetheperfect2metocleanoutthoseclosetsforitemsyouneverwear,anddonateto

someoneinneed.

DesignateonepersontocollectitemsatyourofficeandbringtotheAGCbyNovember30th.Thedrop-off

loca2onisatAGCofficeonthe2ndfloor.

DECEMBER TOY DRIVE...

The Gift of Giving December 1-14, 2017

for Radys Children's Hospital and PolinskyChildren's Center

TheAGCToyDriveisatradi2onestablishedover35yearsago.TheMee2ng&EventsCommiTee,along

withtheBuild&ServeCharitableAlliance,con2nuetheAGCtradi2onbycollec2ngunwrappedtoys,games,

stuffedanimals,books,fortheholidays.

Makeachildglowwiththewarmthoftheholidayseason,andhelpuscarryonthisspecialAGCtradi2on.

PleasedropoffeitherattheAGCofficeun2lDec.14th,

orbringtotheHolidayDinnerDanceonDec.9th.

Any questions, contact Marcy Knopman at (858) 731-8162.

NOVEMBER CLASSES Nov6-9Nov.8Nov.8-9Nov.10Nov.13Nov.13Nov.14-16Nov.16Nov.21Nov.29Nov.29Nov.29

BIM(BuildingInforma1onModeling)EP3rdEdi1on

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CPR,FirstAid&AEDTraining

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The only thing worse than training someone and having them leave,is not training them and having them stay!

For more information on classes, contact: Becca Schaffer at (858) 731-8155.

Mee#ngsareheldattheAGCoffice(6212FerrisSquare,SanDiego92121)unlessotherwisenotedinred.

NOVEMBER MEETINGSNov.14Nov.15

Mee1ngs&EventsCommiVee-12:00p.m.CountyofSanDiegoLiaison@CountyOffices-1:00p.m.

DECEMBER MEETINGSDec.6Dec.6Dec.12Dec.13Dec.15Dec.20

SafetyCommiVee-7:00a.m.Construc1onLeadershipCouncil(CLC)-5:30p.m.@loca2onoffsiteCityLiaison-1p.m.AirportAuthorityLiaison-11:15a.m.@AirportFacili#esCaltrans/SANDAGLiaison-7:30a.m.@CaltransOfficesHumanResourcesPrac1cesCommiVee-11:30a.m.

Get involved in the AGC by serving on one or more AGC committees. This is a great way to network with fellow AGC members, and to have a voice in the industry!

About Monday Morning QuarterbackAGC San Diego Chapter's Monday Morning Quarterback is a "hot off the press" and to the point Monday morning briefing on the importantissues facing San Diego's construction industry. It is prepared by AGC Chief Executive Officer, Eddie Sprecco, and Executive Vice President,Brad Barnum.

Please contact Eddie Sprecco or Brad Barnum with your comments, or with information that should be conveyed to the industry through thisservice. Well over 3,000 individuals employed by AGC member firms are part of this system.

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