TICON General Contractors 17602 17th St, #102-199

Tustin, CA 92780 USA p: 657.218.4835 f: 657.218.4147

www.ticongc.com

1. TICON PROFILE

a. Company History b. TICON|GC Today c. Qualified Trades

2. CONSTRUCTION CAPABILITY

a. Complex Projects b. Project Examples

3. PROJECT DELIVERY

a. Tools and Technology b. Construction Process

4. PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS

a. Exterior Building Renovations b. Capital and Site Improvements, Shell Build out c. Tenant Improvements d. Computer and Data Centers e. Government and Special Projects f. Healthcare Industry Projects

5. CUSTOMER LOYALTY

a. Client List b. References

:: 1. TICON PROFILE

TICON PROFILE

Company History Since 1975 TICON General Contractors has been constructing major projects within the commercial real estate industry. Over the past 30 years, TICON General Contractors has transitioned from a multi-state, multi-residential firm to a commercial firm. Our commercial experience includes such diverse projects as offices, industrial, retail, apartments, medical, hotels, restaurants

and specialty projects.

Apartment Complex, Huntington Beach 140 units in two and three story buildings $15.4 Million Office Building, Irvine New, 20,000 square foot, two story office building $1.8 Million Office Buildings, San Mateo Two 22,000 square foot two story buildings $5.8 Million Apartment Complex, San Bruno Conversion of a 1,260 unit apartment complex into condos – the largest project of it’s kind in the decade $10.4 Million Apartment Complex, Freemont 460 new over-garage units. BIA “Project of the Year” $48 Million Land Development, Hemet Master planned 1,200 acre development called Page Ranch $40 Million Apartment Complex, Garden Grove 400 new, two story units $37 Million Land Development, Rancho 798 acre planned community with 2,580 housing units and13 acres of commercial (Rancho Bella Vista) $30 Million

:: Steady Growth Since 1975

Among TICON’s earlier projects was a 460 unit apartment complex built in Freemont, CA, which was awarded “Project of the Year” by the Building Industry Association.

By 2008, TICON was listed among the top Tenant Improvement contractors in Orange County for five years in a row.

“Due to the condition of the space and the time frame given to you and your staff, I feel that your team accomplished a miracle. I would like to particularly want you to know how pleased I have been with the performance of your on site superintendent. He was able to coordinate and complete what seemed an impossible task… I have built out a few facilities and I have not often experienced a site superintendent that was so genuinely concerned about customer satisfaction”.

Apex Computer Systems

1.a Company History

:: Celebrating Over 30 Years of Excellence

TICON PROFILE TICON Today TICON General Contractors has established itself as a competitive, reputable, and reliable general contractor, enjoying professional relationships with virtually every entity involved in the commercial construction process. From brokers and architects, to property managers and tenants, TICON has the resources, background, skill, knowledge and desire to provide the absolute best product and outcome possible for every member of the project team. Building-approved TICON has earned approved contractor status in over 50 Class-A and Class-B office buildings throughout Orange County. Building owners rely on TICON to complete building renovations and common area upgrades, spec suites, tenant space, major repairs, retrofits, and building evaluations. Architect-approved Maintaining excellent working relationships with numerous regional and national designers, TICON is often invited by space planners, architects and design firms to participate in their clients’ projects, whether owner-occupied or leasing. Broker-approved When commercial real estate brokers need quick, accurate pricing to assist their clients with cost comparison, TICON is there. Increasing numbers of brokers are realizing the value of having a good general contractor available to help their clients through the decision process. Whether assisting with a building purchase, or negotiating a lease agreement, brokers and their clients rely on TICON’s expertise in obtaining budgetary, preliminary, and final construction pricing. Tenant-approved TICON’s skilled and experienced project team is adept at guiding facility and office managers, operation officers, and their off-site personnel through the construction process. We assess need and maximize value by working with each client on an individual basis. From inception through completion, our number one goal is client satisfaction!

CA State Contractor License # B720895

TICON Project Range

Under $50,000

$50,000 - $250,000

$250,000 - $500,000

$500,000 - $1Million

Over $1 Million

Industry Affiliations

IFMA International Facility Management Association Active Membership/Committee Service NAIOP National Assoc. Industrial & Office Properties Active Membership BOMA Building Owners & Managers Association Active Membership/Board Service CREW Commercial Real Estate Women Active Membership/Board Service IREM Institute of Real Estate Management Friends of IREM ALA Association of Legal Administrators

1.b TICON Today

TICON PROFILE

Qualified Trades TICON realizes the importance of providing only the best on-site personnel to our clients. Through our years of experience, we have come to know which subcontractors have the manpower and the skill to best complete different sizes and types of projects. Although our complete subcontractor list consists of over 200 tested companies, we are very selective in choosing just the right combination for each job. TICON will coordinate with the tenant’s furniture, security, phone, data, cabling, and other pre-selected vendors, as needed. We can also assist in locating additional move-related resources.

TICON will always consider the client’s subcontractor preferences.

“By completing the project early we were able to move at a more efficient pace, which provided us more time to complete, rearrange offices and install our phone system without disruption of operations here in the office. Your crew was very respectful and gracious to our employees, and this did not go unnoticed. The work performed was excellent”.

Tenet HealthSystems

TICON’S PROCESS FOR EVALUATING SUBCONTRACTORS INCLUDES:

√ Reviewing submitted brochure materials √ Walking their current projects √ Checking with our Customers for reviews

√ Verifying references √ Introduction at our weekly staff meetings

√ Running a Dunn and Bradstreet check

√ Verifying current manpower √ Testing skills on appropriate jobs

√ Obtaining regular feedback from our customers, tenants, property managers, building engineers, and TICON personnel regarding performance, reliability, and quality of work

TICON has relationships with both Union and non-Union subcontractors, and will select those trades per project, based on each client’s individual requirement.

:: Qualified Craftsmen

1.c Qualified Trades

:: 2. CONSTRUCTION CAPABILITY

:: Scaleable Capacity

TICON’s construction capability ranges from projects involving heavy equipment, to those requiring the most intricate attention to detail.

TICON has the skill and experience to complete a wide range of construction projects, from office remodel work, to major capital improvements.

Exterior Building Renovations

Tenant Improvements

Capital & Site Improvements

Shell Construction

Computer/Data Centers

Common Area Upgrades

Design/Build and Special Projects

Pre-construction Services

“TICON demolished and completely remodeled our fully-occupied offices, which cover 17,000 square feet over 2 floors, on a strict 12-week schedule. The project was completed in three very well-organized phases, with minimal disruption to our employees, and no interruption to our data and phone systems... I would highly recommend this group to anyone needing a competent and professional contractor”.

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CONSTRUCTION CAPABILITY

Complex Projects From the construction of three office buildings totaling over 65,000 square feet to the development of a 798 acre master planned community involving over 2,500 homes and 13 acres of commercial land, TICON has dealt with the most complex of construction related issues. Our past project dollar amounts have ranged from in the thousands, to projects with price tags of over $40 million dollars.

Medical/Dental Office

Retail

Office

Industrial

Specialty Projects

“Your team of craftsmen has provided quality work in a timely manner. I appreciate the manner in which you supervised the whole operation in a hands-on fashion. You were involved in the most minor details, and that is what I was looking for. You are truly a professional organization and I would not hesitate to recommend you for future work”.

Medeva Pharmaceuticals

2.a Complex Projects

:: Project Portfolio

2.b Project Examples

CONSTRUCTION CAPABILITY

Project Examples TICON has extensive experience in all aspects of construction including the installation of multiple and complicated mechanical systems, installing and tying in major electrical transformers and buss lines, heavy trenching for plumbing and electrical, extensive concrete work including foundations, and all major trades that we continue to work with on a daily basis.

:: Downey Savings & Loan, Newport Beach This extremely sensitive expansion project required keeping Downey’s worldwide data systems operational as the world headquarters IDC room was rebuilt. Installations included 5 rows of high-congestion data/server racks and cabinets, and reconstruction of a raised floor, with an under-floor pressurized Liebert AC system. 300 backup battery packs totaling over 10,000 pounds were brought in and installed. An existing FM200 fire and leak detection system was expanded. Exterior was excavated for the new concrete & steel generator enclosure.

Over the years TICON has developed a solid reputation and understanding of how to effectively operate construction projects in sensitive office buildings and environments. Our projects range from simple and straightforward to high-end detail with specialized materials being flown in from around the world. TICON can handle your project, and we will do it right and on time.

:: Balboa Instruments, Tustin Balboa Instruments contracted TICON to completely gut and rebuild their new 135,000 square foot headquarters in Tustin. Construction included specialized development labs, manufacturing areas, a clean room with dedicated AC, an electronics assembly area with individualized power supplies and tiled flooring, and a specialized paint spray booth with extensive exhaust and filtration. Balboa Instruments designs, builds, and installs electronic systems that operate spas. The project was completed within 14 weeks.

:: 3. PROJECT DELIVERY

PROJECT DELIVERY Tools and Technology

TICON’s cutting-edge project management process includes the ability to write our own software when necessary. Our computers are online with DSL technology, all systems are connected via internal networking, and our personnel are experienced with a wide variety of software. We will use our own forms, established client forms, or custom-created forms and project management tools, depending on customer need. TICON’s cost proposal form is recognized in the industry as among the most clear, complete, and concise methods of breaking out exactly what construction costs should be. Our project cost estimating process takes into careful consideration, all of our client’s budget, schedule, and logistical concerns. Meetings and visits to the proposed site are key to assuring that all parties, including the client, architect, TICON Project Management, and the subcontractors all agree on the most efficient way to mobilize and complete the project. 99.9% of the respondents to our client survey gave TICON an ‘A’ rating on our communication performance item ‘always able to reach someone at TICON’. Our Project Team remains in constant communication throughout the project, via company-maintained cellular, paging, voicemail, wireless handheld computers, email, fax, and of course, face to face communication with our clients.

:: Tools, Technology & Process

3.a Tools & Technology

PROJECT MANAGEMENT TOOLS:

TICON Proprietary Cost Estimate Form

Scheduling with MS Project/PDF delivery

Subcontractor Bid Comparison Summary AGC and AIA Contracts Available

Long Lead Item Tracking Form & Log

Meeting Minutes

RFI (Request for Information) Form

Daily Field Activity Form & Log

Weekly Safety Meeting Form & Log

Field Action Communication Ticket

Material Submittal Form & Log

Punch List Item Tracking Form & Log Client Sign-off Sheet

Close-out Package

After-Project Customer Survey

TICON is well-positioned to deliver high-quality construction services, regardless of project type, size, or scope… efficiently and effectively.

:: TICON is there throughout the process

3.b Construction Process

PRE-CONSTRUCTION Evaluate and Qualify the Project:

Arrange site visit with architect and management Develop preliminary construction schedule and

Phasing plan Coordinate with architect on plan design using client’s

standards & schedule Request time and cost proposals from qualified sub

trades capable of crafting and staffing the job Provide preliminary pricing based on Client’s

standards and requirements Work with architect and management to adjust pre-

design pricing as needed Confirm and schedule long lead time items Review CDs prior to completion and submittal to city Coordinate and review engineering Finalize pricing of CDs upon city’s release

S AMP L E C O N S T RU CT I ON S C H E D UL E

PROJECT DELIVERY Construction Process

CONSTRUCTION

Project Mobilization:

Assign superintendent Create job file Ready the jobsite Notify building management Obtain permits and approvals Confirm on-site building insurance Obtain job insurance certification for each sub Confirm contract amounts Execute contracts Coordinate completion dates Verify lead item ordering status

Ongoing Scheduling and Field Supervision:

Schedule weekly on site meetings Provide weekly schedule updates Maintain lead item monitoring Implement bulletins and changes Schedule inspections Run internal monitoring systems

POST-CONSTRUCTION

Project Close-out:

Deliver a quality product on time Process sub close out invoices Process final billings Deliver appropriate releases Obtain product & service warranties Provide as-built documentation Provide close-out package to client Verify customer satisfaction!

:: 4. PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS

8000 Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood $4,000,000 This 157,593-square-foot shopping complex on Sunset Boulevard underwent major redesign in its early phases, which required the construction team to work together to value engineer the project. Comprised of 6 stories (2 above ground, and parking) the construction process was coordinated extensively to ensure that all trades were in order and that the project was running smoothly. The property tenants comprise of a mix of national and regional retailers including: Virgin Records, California Pizza Kitchen, Crunch, and Burke Williams. Walker Zanger, Tustin $1,500,000 Conversion of a 100,000 square foot industrial building into a retail showroom for one of the largest US tile distributors. Complete new look including new parking, ramps, docks, new windows, as well as a large retail interior show room, offices, design areas, sample areas, and warehouse renovation. Project won industry architectural awards.

:: 8000 Sunset Boulevard :: Walker Zanger

Farmers & Merchants Bank, Laguna Hills $194,000 New office space was added on to a 1985 building as part of overall remodel/expansion project. A concrete foundation was poured, and framing was wood with stucco exterior. Three windows were relocated, and all existing mechanical systems were expanded into the new space. Los Angeles Joint Drug Intelligence Group, Norwalk $1,000,000 Million Demo of concrete ramps, walkways, curbs, and re-design and construct new concrete ramps, walkways, and modified curb cuts with new truncated dome warnings to meet new state ADA code requirements. Asphalt patch, repair, re-striping and install of new handicap parking and directional signage. Complete all irrigation and landscape modifications as required for new path of travel.

4.a Exterior Building Renovations

:: Construction Project Highlights Exterior Building Renovations

LA Unified School District, Los Angeles $1, 200,000 100,000 square feet of office space was converted from a two-story industrial warehouse. In addition to exterior renovations, the project included standard administrative office space and several restroom facilities, as well as mezzanine modification and reconstruction.

Westec Security, Irvine $310,000 TICON was hired to build and install a back up generator and enclosure for Westec’s Irvine monitoring station. The project involved building a new foundation, block walls, trenching the cabling under the parking lot, hooking up the generator to their internal systems, and ensuring that the station’s power and monitoring were not interrupted. The project was completed in 6 weeks. Exterior Canopy, Stadium Centre, Anaheim $385,000 An addition of a new front building exterior. A free-standing canopy was constructed at the building entrance. Custom aluminum cladding panel systems were installed, and special patterned and colored concrete were extensively used. Project also included lobby remodel. Downey Savings & Loan, Costa Mesa $290,000 Exterior remodel of branch office was completed while bank remained operational, requiring extensive protective and safety measures. Demo included removal of columns, slabs, footings, canopy, curbing and ground cover. Renovation included sandblasting, stucco, paint, new columns, new façade, roofing, framing, concrete footings and slabs, tile work, and new lighting fixtures. ::Stadium Centre ::Downey Savings & Loan

4.b Capital and Site Improvements, Shell Build out

PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS SHELL BUILD OUT

Balboa Instruments, Tustin $925,000 Balboa Instruments contracted TICON to completely gut to shell and rebuild their new 135,000 square foot headquarters in Tustin. Construction included specialized development labs, manufacturing areas, a clean room with dedicated AC, an electronics assembly area with individualized power supplies and tiled flooring, and a specialized paint spray booth with extensive exhaust and filtration. Balboa Instruments designs, builds, and installs electronic systems that operate spas. The project was completed within 14 weeks. Pacific Gulf Properties, Lake Forest $1,500,000 TICON built out the interiors for several new suites at this 70,000 square foot multi-tenant business park. Projects included lobbies, restrooms, offices, computer and conference rooms.

:: Pacific Gulf Properties :: Balboa Instruments

Toyota Financial Services, Anaheim $455,000 16,000 square feet of office space was completed on a fast track schedule. Shell space was built into offices, conference rooms, restrooms and break rooms. A highly-sophisticated computer and server room was also included in the scope. Lennar Development, Newport Beach $700,000 Build out of two separate law firm suites, Buchalter, Nemmer, Fields & Younger, and Voss, Cook & Thel at 895 Dove Street. Shell construction was still underway at the start of the first suite. Both were high-end build outs. Two years later, TICON was awarded construction of another $1 Million + project for one of the firms.

CAPITAL AND SITE IMPROVEMENTS

Daimler Chrysler Building, Irvine $515,000 Lobby, corridor, and restroom upgrades throughout building including complete main lobby and elevator cab remodel. A large glass and stone entry wall feature was removed to redirect traffic flow. Soffits were rebuilt, finishes included extensive stone and veneers, and new touch screen directories were installed.

:: Daimler Chrysler Building Irvine Center Towers, Irvine $400,000 TICON was selected to remodel the 4 main lobbies for this highly-sensitive, off hours project. Cosmetic, as well as mechanical upgrades were performed throughout, and required the services of all major trades. Temporary scaffolding was used during the weekends, and protecting the site while under construction required barricades for traffic control. This was an extremely visible and safety-sensitive project.

:: Irvine Center Towers Parking Lot Upgrades, Irvine $53,000 Upgrades for 2 Class A Office properties in Irvine, 1300 Dove and 2600 Michelson , included curb cuts, ramps, path of travel, striping and signage. All ADA upgrades were integrated into the projects.

4.c Tenant Improvements

TENANT IMPROVEMENTS

Daimler Chrysler, Irvine $1,300,000 20,000 square foot complete demo and remodel of new offices over two floors included new server room, and conference rooms with advanced audiovisual capability. Extensive use of custom materials, with high-end upgrades used throughout the suite.

:: Daimler Chrysler McCormick, Kidman & Behrens, LLP, Costa Mesa $680,000 Complete demo to shell and remodel of 10,700 square foot law firm space with 14’ ceilings and windows. Defining features included angled walls and radiused soffits spanning half of the suite, with intricate ceiling detail and high-design lighting package. Showcase reception area highlighted paneled millwork, with stone flooring tied into the building’s 1st floor lobby. 20+ offices, restrooms, breakroom, IT, storage, and conference rooms were all completed on a fast-track schedule of 6-weeks.

TransUnion, Orange $505,000 18,000 square foot complete demo and rebuild of computer room, mailroom, 4 conference rooms, 30 offices. Conference room and main lobby used glass walls with high-end finishes and surrounding millwork, extensive granite, and custom cabinets. Among construction details were high-design sofffits and major workstation floor coring in the center of the suite. Project involved all major trades.

The Gallup Organization, Irvine $1,000,000 38,000 square feet over 2 floors joined by high-design staircase. Extensive cherry millwork, custom soffits, custom wood panels and radiused glass window walls were integrated into 30+ offices, and 2 training and conference rooms with built-in A/V equipment. Completed on a 9-week, fast-track schedule.

PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS

Grant Thornton, Irvine $505,000 17,000 square foot, full-floor buildout consisting of several offices, reception area and conference rooms. Extremely high-end finishes included glass walls, stone floors, and elaborate lighting package.

Lennar Partners, Newport Beach $1,000,000 30,000 square foot corporate headquarters included numerous highly-specialized finishes, including lighting package. Schedule was accelerated to meet client deadlines, and was completed on time, despite the issuance of seven design change bulletins during construction.

Siemen’s, Cypress $995,000 Demo and remodel of 37,000 square feet over 2 floors included 25+ offices, 2 conference rooms, restroom upgrades, a computer room, and a training room with extensive A/V equipment and specialized lighting. Consolidation of 4 groups required phased move-in for this 10-week project. Buchalter, Nemer, Fields & Younger, Irvine $1,400,000 22,000 square foot full-floor demo and rebuild of law offices included staircase demo and fill in, and required work with all major trades. Among the outstanding features were switchlight glass, Eurospan fabric-wrapped acoustic and maple ceiling panels and millwork, limestone, granite and marble flooring transitions, and a central, open law library with extensive walnut. Logex, Orange $400,000 13,000 square foot office and dispatch center for transporter of compressed medical gasses required critical move-in date to assure no service interruption. Demo, 20+ offices, conference room, and dispatch room with generator were completed on a strict construction schedule. Sheppard, Mullin, Richter, & Hampton, Costa Mesa $300,000 2,700 square foot remodel spread over 2 floors in highly-sensitive, occupied law firm space. Various upgrades included A/V relocations, office reconfiguration, and the addition of conference room switchlight glass.

4.d Computer and Data Centers

PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS

Bristol West, Orange $994,000 38,000 square foot demo and rebuild, phased to accommodate early requirement for computer room completion, included MDF & IDF systems with UPS backup. File room and operable wall systems required structural reinforcement. 30+ offices were constructed over 2 floors, along with 2 conference rooms. Toyota Financial Services, Anaheim $455,000 This new 16,000 square foot regional finance office required a specialized server and electrical room in order to maintain their computer systems. The server room required new panels, transformers, and a UPS system. The room also required a dedicated AC system, anti-static grounded flooring, and the system had to be tied into the building’s existing emergency generator. TICON completed the project in 10 weeks. DSL, Newport Beach $560,000 This extremely sensitive expansion project required keeping Downey Savings and Loan’s worldwide data systems operational as the world headquarters IDC room was rebuilt. Installations included 5 rows of high-congestion data/server racks and cabinets, and reconstruction of a raised floor, with an under-floor pressurized Liebert AC system. 300 backup battery packs totaling over 10,000 pounds were brought in and installed. Additional backup power tied into a new generator to feed 3 IDF rooms, and 4 MDF rooms, and critical workstations throughout the building. An existing FM200 fire and leak detection system was expanded. Exterior was excavated for the new concrete & steel generator enclosure. :: Downey Savings & Loan Server Room and Generator

COMPUTER AND DATA CENTERS ExxonMobil Corporation, Cerritos $207,000 ExxonMobil’s project was completed in 2002 and required the reworking and expansion of an existing computer room, and the addition of a server room. The existing computer room was a raised floor facility. The new server room incorporated dedicated AC. The project was in a 35,000 square foot industrial building, and was completed in 6 weeks.

Merck Pharmaceuticals, Costa Mesa $1,000,000 TICON demolished and rebuilt Merck Pharmaceuticals new 20,000 square foot Western Region training facility at Center Tower in Costa Mesa. The project included large computer training rooms with extensive audio/visual facilities, movable walls, and extensive internal restrooms. The facility also required a server room with in house AC, an internal Liebert unit system, and anti-static flooring. TICON finished the project within 12 weeks. LA Co. Dept. Family Services & Mental Health, Norwalk $2,500,000 65,000 square foot build out of office, cafeteria, call center and special facilities. Project included UPS system installation and three separate server rooms, including a raised floor computer room. Compuware, Irvine $800,000 TICON constructed Compuware’s new 30,000 square foot office facility in Irvine in 2000. In addition to extensive offices the facility incorporated a raised floor computer room with a separate dedicated server room built into the computer room. The server room maintained separate AC and separate power with back up. The project was completed in 14 weeks.

4.e Government & Special Projects

GOVERNMENT AND SPECIAL PROJECTS

U.S. Dept. of Justice/FBI, Norwalk, CA $900,000 Extremely sensitive project required background checks and FBI clearance on all personnel working at the sight. 17,000 square foot build out of shell space was a consolidation of multiple government departments. High-security features included installation of extensive monitoring systems, bulletproof panels and doors, and security- meshed walls. Two operable wall systems were installed, and a climate-controlled IT room was built, along with 25 offices and 3 conference rooms with advanced audio visual systems. Following completion of this fast-track, 12-week project, the FBI Director from Washington D.C. personally presented TICON’s Project Manager and Superintendent with Certificates of Recognition for their outstanding performance.

Social Security Administration, Norwalk $471,000 Pre-construction planning and design with tenant and GSA included design and engineering of all electrical and HVAC system requirements. Design and installation of SSA special security system, coordination and installation of all products to meet SSA / GSA requirements. LA Co. Sheriff’s Department, Norwalk $1,900,000 95,000 square feet of high-density office space for five departments over two floors. Open areas with parameter offices utilized a high content of furniture systems, with extensive HVAC and power locations. LA County Dept. Family Services & Mental Health, Norwalk, CA $2.,500,000 65,000 square foot build out of office, cafeteria, call center and special facilities. Project included UPS system installation and three separate server rooms, including a raised floor computer room.

PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS Panasonic, Lake Forest $ Undisclosed When Panasonic was considering a new lease for a 60,000 square foot building that had been vacant for several years, they called on TICON to provide a complete evaluation of the building’s condition. All major trades, including mechanical, roofing, electrical, Fire Life Safety, and plumbing, were brought in to participate in the evaluation. Panasonic ultimately leased the building, confident in knowing the condition of its major systems, better-positioned to complete its lease negotiations, and able to realistically budget for anticipated repairs and improvements.

U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security, Irvine $166,000 This extremely security-sensitive, 10,000 square foot project required strict access control. Security measures included detailed coordination and scheduling of all work crews having access to the suite, and work was to be performed without disruption to non-work areas and occupants. Delicate relocating and protecting of furniture, work stations and filing systems was required throughout the duration of the project. Carpet was taken out and replaced, and offices, corridors and restrooms were repainted and detailed. Los Angeles Joint Drug Intelligence Group, Norwalk $1,000,000 Demo of concrete ramps, walkways, curbs, and re-design and construct new concrete ramps, walkways, and modified curb cuts with new truncated dome warnings to meet new state ADA code requirements. Asphalt patch, repair, re-striping and install of new handicap parking and directional signage. Complete all irrigation and landscape modifications as required for new path of travel.

4.f Medical Projects

MEDICAL/DENTAL, HEALTHCARE & LAB PROJECTS

LabMatrix, Irvine $97,000 LabMatrix is a specialized testing and R & D chemical lab that required major construction of an explosion-proof, class A testing room with high-powered filter and exhausting. The project also required special explosion-proof lights, explosion-proof air conditioning, explosion-proof electrical outlet covers, and explosion-proof doors. Over 120 linear feet of concrete was saw cut for creation of a large archway that was required for completion. In addition, specialized plumbing, electrical, and HVAC was also required for the test lab. The project lasted 10 weeks.

Underwriters Laboratories, Brea $415,000 Complete design and engineering of all mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire life safety for specialized test labs including wet product, lighting, heat/flammable testing rooms, and IT room with FM200 gas system. Occupied suite with extremely sensitive day to day operation issues required detailed phasing and coordination, along with special inspection requirements. Spa Gregories, Newport Beach $295,000 The Spa Gregories in Newport Beach, consistently recognized as one of the premier resort spas in the country, was a highlight of TICON’s medical related projects. The spa included approximately 7,500 sq ft and allowed for six spa treatment rooms, six women's showers and dressing rooms. A warm, European décor & fixtures were used in construction, a quiet room with a stone fountain, and eucalyptus steam rooms were also incorporated. Additional Healthcare Industry Projects Include: Bright Now Dental Apria Healthcare Marina Medical Physicians Web Link / Monarch Healthcare First Health AFLAC Dr. Jick OB/GYN Dr. Kogan OB/GYN

PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS Dr. Ris & Dr. Lundberg, Irvine $300,000 Build out of a state of the art Podiatric facility including exam & treatment rooms. The office has digital x-rays and microscopes, as well as recessed cabinetry, rollout shelves and a flat-screen monitor station. The building has an open feel with an abundance of windows, glass panel doors and rounded granite reception counter. This consisted of 2 approximately 3,500 square feet office spaces, this renovation also included a new floor plan, layout, enlarging the lab facilities, new treatment rooms, and business and office finishes. Ariaee Dentistry, Irvine $350,000 A 1,400 square foot highly improved dental office with stone walls throughout the lobby and restrooms, specialized lighting, sliding glass herculite exam room doors, television and computer monitors, extensive cabinetry built to accommodate lab areas, and glass walls throughout. Includes the standard dental features of x-ray, gas, suction, plumbing and electrical through the chairs and dental lighting. Newport Acupuncture Healing Center, Newport Beach $90,000 An acupuncture facility including standard exam & treatment room & associated cabinetry, plumbing, and electrical work needed for such. The office has x-rays, treatment rooms, and business and office finishes. Quest Diagnostics, Various Locations $60,000 to $150,000 Remolded of existing and build out of new locations for Quest Diagnositcs Corp. Includes blood draw rooms, restrooms, lab rooms, medical equipment, and waiting areas. Hoag Hospital St. Joseph’s Hospital Blue Shield of California Medeva Pharmaceuticals InterCare Merck & Co. Inc Tenet Health Systems West Coast Wellness Eyesthetica Pacific Medical Buildings

:: 5. CUSTOMER LOYALTY

CUSTOMER LOYALTY

Accredited Home Lenders Daimler Chrysler Hobbs Herder Mitsubishi State Farm Insurance Advanced Industrial Systems Dept. of Justice/FBI Household Financial Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Stewart Title Alliance Funding Dept. of Homeland Security Irvine Dentistry Morinda/Tahitian Noni Sunstone Hotels Alshire & Wynder Discovery Science Center James Hardie Musick, Peeler & Garrett Suntrust Mortgage American Spectrum Realty Berjdis and Chu Cardio Johnson Capital NEC Sunwest Bank Ameriquest Mortgage Associates Kelly Services Newport Generation TD Waterhouse Aramark Dr. Behboodikhah and Dr. Carter Kikkoman Nissan Tenet Health Systems Ariaee Dentistry Dr. Gregory and Dr. Bayer LabMatrix Offices of South Coast Plaza Toyota Financial Services Autobytel Dr. Jick OB/GYN Land America Lawyers Title Old Republic Trammell Crow Balboa Capital Dr. Keller Lakeside Healthcare OCUA Mission Urology TransUnion Balboa Instruments Dr. Macarthur LAUSD Media Center Pacific Trust Bank Transwestern Commercial Ballys Total Fitness Dr. Ovalle, Internal Medicine Legacy Long Distance Permanent General UCI Child Development Billabong Dr. Pierog Lennar Corporation Physician's Web Link US Trust Banyan Realty Dr. Ris and Dr. Lundberg City of LB Gang Intervention Pistone, Baruch & Wolder Voss, Cook & Thel Bitfone Dr. Wirta - Aesthetic Eye L.A. Dept. Family Services Planet Mortgage Wadell & Reed Brady Veoerwerk & Ryder Institute L.A. Dept. Mental Health PM Realty Group Walker Zanger Blue Shield of California Dr. Zabihi LSI Logic Private Healthcare Systems Wells Fargo Bright Now Dental Dr. Zand Maguire Properties Prudential West Coast Pediatric Bristol West Insurance Environ Martaugh, Miller, et al Pulmonary Consultants Neurosurgery Buchalter, Nemer, et al Exxon Mobil Corporation McKennon Wilson & Morgan Pureology Westside Thoracic Burke, Williams, et al Eyesthetia MCS Associates Quest Diagnostics Westec Security Café Contigo Family Lending Medeva Pharmaceuticals Rasner & Rasner Western Electronics Charles Schwab First Health Medical Oncology Care SBC, Skin & Beauty Center Western Reliance Childrens ENT Gallup Organization Associates Senn Palumbo Wilson Cornerstone Compuware Georgia Pacific/Unisource Menu Link Severson & Werson Wolfe & Wyman Consolidated Leasing Golden State Foods Mercedes Sheppard, Mullin, et al Yellow Book CooperVision Hematology Oncology Merck Siebel Systems Coors Medical Group Mercury Insurance Siemens Corvel, Inc. Henry Bean's Gourmet Coffee Merrill Lynch Snell & Wilmer Country Wide Home Loan Hewitt Associates Midwest Foods Spa Gregories

TICON works and contracts with customers ranging from start-up, to some of the world’s largest corporations, including many Fortune 500 firms.

:: Recent and Ongoing Relationships

INDUSTRIES Corporate Headquarters Accounting Firms Medical/Dental Retailers Law Firms Health Care Industry Laboratory Automotive Manufacturers Banking and Financial Institutions Real Estate Companies Communication Companies Government Services Administration

5.a Client List

CUSTOMER LOYALTY References

:: Trust TICON

:: Architects

Lundstrom & Associates Jon Lundsrom 949.250-1772

03 Design Sheila Andelin 949.757.6996

:: Property Managers & Brokers

The Offices of South Coast Stan Taeger 714.435.8500 Madison Street Partners Greg Endsley 949.468-2244

:: Tenants & Owners

Sheppard Mullin Carol Palmer 714.424.8214

Apex Computer Solutions Kevin Dailey 714.433.1441

Hoag Hospital Mr. Sandy Smith 949.764.1900 McCormick, Kidman Dee Ramsey 714.755.3100

Hattox Design Group Elizabeth Hattox 949.399.1112 Shlemmer + Algaze Shari Bancroft 949.724.8958 Cushman & Wakefield Gary Mull 949.474.8300 NGKF Greg May 949.608.2101 Grant Thorton Crystal Cochrum 949.608.5278 Bristol West Nick Rangel 714.939.7000 Meissner Jacquet Renee Margetich 949.474.1417 Quest Diagnostics Jennifer Tang 661.702.6984

:: Bank Reference: Citibank Mr. John-Michael Migliori 949.623.6809 20 Pacifica, Suite 300 Irvine, CA 92618 :: Bonding & Insurance Agent: Tutton Insurance 949.261.5335 2913 S. Pullman Street Santa Ana, CA 92705-5818

5.b References

TICON General Contractors

17602 17th St, #102-199 Tustin, CA 92780 USA

p: 657.218.4835 f: 657.218.4147

www.ticongc.com