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A Message from Paul Hamilton, Chairman, Maryland AGC Last year we reignited our commitment to growing the Maryland AGC, and wedid just that. In 2023 we welcomed seven new contractor members. This yearwe’re hoping to gain even more. Sold-out events in 2023 including the AnnualCharity Golf Outing supporting Warrior Canine Connection (WCC) and OriolesNight have shown us that your support is just as important as ours. In 2024 we’re expanding our efforts to bring together contractors across thestate through networking events, company outings, and, of course, our annualgolf outing and safety awards. I’m looking forward to seeing new and returningfaces this year. Through the AGC of America, we’re showing contractors across Maryland andthe United States that there are resources and support for the constructionindustry. This year, we’re supporting the AGC and Louisiana AGC in their fight against thecurrent Administration's mandated project labor agreements (PLA) for non-unioncompanies and protecting our rights as private companies. I’m very proud of ourefforts to educate and empower the construction industry. I’d like to thank you all for your continued membership and support of theMaryland AGC. I look forward to serving you in 2024.Paul HamiltonPaul HamiltonPresidentHamilton Pacific ChamberlainA MESSAGE FROM AGC3

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WHAT’S INSIDEOur Mission ..................................................................................................................2024 Board Members ..................................................................................................Directors & Staff ..........................................................................................................What Our Members Are Saying ....................................................................................Your Advocate .............................................................................................................At Work for You: Industry Connection ..........................................................................Keeping You Informed .................................................................................................AGC of America Edge Training ...................................................................................Maryland AGC Workgroups .........................................................................................AGC Member Discount Programs ................................................................................Benefits of AGC ...........................................................................................................State Agency Information ............................................................................................2024 Maryland AGC Golf Outing ...............................................................................2023 Events and Networking .......................................................................................2024 Meet the Primes .................................................................................................Maryland AGC 2023 Safety Awards ...........................................................................Ready to Join AGC? .....................................................................................................How to Get the Most Out of Your AGC Membership ..................................................2024 Presidential Election ..........................................................................................2024 Federal Contractors Conference ......................................................................General Contractors ....................................................................................................Specialty Contractors and Service Providers ..............................................................Contractor by Service/Specialty ................................................................................Index to Advertisers .....................................................................................................6 6 78121314151718 1920212226273233353641465466 Contractor by Service/Specialty52General Contractors39Specialty Contractors& Service Providers444

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MARYLAND AGC MISSION & BOARD MEMBERSOur MissionWhy We Do ItMaryland AGC (MDAGC) members consist ofgeneral contractors, construction managers,specialty contractors, and service and suppliercompanies. Since 1927, we have brought a strong,influential, single voice to the industry. We are oneof 89 chapters affiliated with AGC of America,representing over 26,000 members nationwide.Members of MDAGC are also members of AGC ofAmerica, which affords MDAGC members an evenstronger industry voice and broad access toservices, resources, and activities available on anational level. Guided by our core principles of skill, integrity,and responsibility, the mission of MDAGC is to bethe primary resource in the region for commercialconstruction contractors to develop and advancetheir companies, their capabilities, and their valueto clients.Maryland AGC believes that every companycan be a leader in its sector. Because webelieve this, we bring together companies stillon their growth curves with companies alreadyrecognized as leaders. Together, we providenetworking, superior training and development,and access to the largest support cadre ofexperienced professionals in the industry. If youbelieve in your company’s future, you belong inMaryland AGC.MDAGC 2024 Board MembersCHAIRMANPaul HamiltonHamilton PacificChamberlain1st VICE-CHAIRMANChris TrippMid-Atlantic IndustrialConstruction2nd VICE-CHAIRMAN Gary MatthewsCommercial ConstructionSECRETARY TREASURER Noah BensonTurner ConstructionCompanyPAST CHAIRMANJeff KracunBalfour BeattyInfrastructure, Inc.6

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DIRECTORSDIRECTOR AT LARGEDavid T. Saul Alliant Insurance Services, Inc.DIRECTOR AT LARGERodney Horton Horton Mechanical Contractors, Inc.CHAIRMAN OF CIAPKurk WaltonKimball Construction CompanyDIRECTOR AT LARGERian Hargrave Mahogany, Inc. DIRECTOR AT LARGEMike Higgins Concrete General, Inc LEGAL COUNSEL TO THE BOARD Sean Milani-Nia Fox Rothschild, LLPEXECUTIVE DIRECTORSue C. BatteyCell: 443-799-2348sue@marylandagc.orgDIRECTOR OF MARKETINGMelissa DeJuliisCell: 813-220-7302melissa@marylandagc.orgSTAFFMARYLAND AGC DIRECTORS & STAFFCONTACT USThe Maryland Chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America Heaver Plaza | 1301 York Road | Suite 202 | Lutherville, MD 21093-6005 p. 410.321.7870 | www.marylandagc.org Visit our website at www.marylandagc.org to find information on everything thatAGC has to offer, including membership services, upcoming educationalsessions and events, and industry news. Maryland AGC is on Linkedin. You can follow us on X.7

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WHAT MEMBERS ARE SAYING“There are three (3) key benefits of becoming a Maryland AGCmember: The opportunity to take part in company-building, as well asindividual-building, educational and training series.The opportunity to be involved in conversations and otherefforts that can help prepare our industries’ current/future“Young Leaders.”The opportunity to network with people from companies youwould not normally get the opportunity to.”Rodney Horton, Vice President, Horton Mechanical Contractors“HPC values our membership in the Maryland AGC for severalbasic reasons. It is most important to belong to an organizationthat shares our professional view of our industry and helps projectour voice via membership. The second very important aspect ofmembership is the professional development of our workforce.These training classes are very good refreshers for the seasonedconstruction professional and excellent for younger managers.”Paul Hamilton, President, Hamilton Pacific Chamberlain, LLC“I’ve been participating in AGC events for the past decade and havefound a tremendous amount of value to this organization. From apolitical standpoint, they keep their members well informed and lobbyon behalf of the construction industry (especially union), and havebeen very impactful. From a networking standpoint, I’ve met so manygreat people at both entertaining and educational events, many ofwhom have evolved from helpful resources to life-long friendships. Theeducation aspect of the AGC is one of the biggest reasons we’vecontinued our membership. They work extremely hard to deliverrelevant content and excellent environments for educational trainingsranging from OSHA 30 classes to CQM certifications, all of which arecritical to development in our employees.” Becca Pennington, Director of Human Resources and Recruiting Kimball Construction Company “After 30 years in the mega firm environment, I took the leap andopened my own construction practice. As a solo practitioner, theMaryland AGC has been instrumental in opening many doors towhich I otherwise might not have access.”Don Rea, Principal, Don Rea Law8

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WHAT MEMBERS ARE SAYING“Maryland AGC is a leading organization in the constructionindustry, providing advocacy, education, and networkingopportunities as part of the many resources for its members. One ofthe most significant benefits I have experienced is the direct accessto the MDAGC Safety Work Group’s wealth of knowledge. Theability to have professional resources available via phone, email, orin person helps to ensure I am maintaining the highest level of safetywithin the industry. As the industry continues to change, having theability to work with the Maryland AGC Advocacy Group allows myvoice to be heard at the highest levels of government, which canhave a dramatic impact on my career. Joining the Maryland AGChas led to great opportunities, and I would recommend gettinginvolved to anyone in the construction industry.” John Ferraro, Safety Director, Stella May Contracting“As a current Maryland AGC (MDAGC) board member and pastchairman of the Safety Work Group, I have experienced firsthandhow MDAGC strives to be the premiere organization forconstruction. Not only does MDAGC provide education to helpmembers on their professional development path, they help youstay current with changes in the construction industry, grow ournetwork, and keep up with both state and national legislation andbest practices. Networking events provide access to industryleaders and help you develop strong relationships with peers. Ifyou want to position yourself as a future leader in the constructionindustry and be competitive in Maryland, you need to be a memberof the Maryland AGC.” Gary Matthews, Safety Director, Commercial Construction“When we decided to join the Maryland AGC we were assuredthat this was different than other Associations. Much like otherorganizations we have been a part of over the years, they offer funevents and great business opportunities. The amount that theMaryland AGC actually cares about their members is thedifference; I can’t say it surprises me, but it certainly is refreshing.We love working with the construction community and the MDAGCprovides an amazing forum to do business with truly great people.”Josh Pincus, Managing Partner, Malden Solutions9

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10PLEASE JOIN US AS WE CELEBRATE THE2024 CHAMPIONS OF SAFETYPLATINUM PARTNERDIAMOND PARTNER (2)GOLD PARTNER (4) SILVER PARTNEREach year, the Maryland AGC Safety Awards programrecognizes companies who successfully uphold excellentsafety standards & a continued commitment to acompany wide safety culture. $5,000 INCLUDES:$1,500 INCLUDES:$750 INCLUDES:• 6 tickets to the 2024 Safety Awards• Company logo on all event promotional material & website• Company logo on banners & event program• Recognized in MDAGC Membership Guide• Company logo in e-newsletter• 3 tickets to the 2024 Safety Awards• Company logo on all event promotional material & website• Company logo on banners & event program• Recognized in MDAGC Membership Guide• Company logo in e-newsletter• 1 ticket to the 2024 Safety Awards• Company logo on all event promotional material• Company logo in event programTHANK YOU TOOUR SPONSORSDRESS CODE: You choose, but we will be taking photos!COST: MDAGC members $119 / Friend of MDAGC: $140REGISTRATION: Click HereJoin us to celebrate safety and enjoy catching up with oldbuddies or maybe make a new friend.Join us to celebrate safety. See you on the 5th.WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 2024 The Round House - B & O Railroad Museum4:30pm - 8:00pmCatering: Mission BBQInterested in being a sponsor or wish to register?Interested in being a sponsor or wish to register? Visit our website:Visit our website:marylandagc.org/event-calendarmarylandagc.org/event-calendar

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MARYLAND AGC AT WORK FOR YOUWork Safe, Stay Safe.Here at the Maryland AGC (MDAGC) we make that statement all day, every day.MDAGC offers a wide range of safety training and safety education. We are working to ensureour members have the opportunity to create a safety culture that engages ALL employees andimproves well-being, performance, productivity, and protects your most valuable resource -your team!Safety Pays with the Maryland AGCBy investing in safety training you are not only protecting your greatest asset, youremployees, but also helping improve your bottom line. First Aid/ CPR/ AEDEM385 Fall Protection Competent Person & RefresherFlagger TrainingOSHA 10/30Signal/RiggingForklift/Boom lift/Aerial LiftLockout/TagoutHazwoperNFPA 70EAsbestos Awareness (OSHA)Basic RiggingBloodborne PathogensExcavation SafetyGlobal HarmonizationHazard Communication / Right-to-Know / GHSJSA / JHA (Job Safety Analysis/ Job Hazard Analysis)Lead Awareness (OSHA)Personal Protective EquipmentSafety Standards for Scaffolding Safety ServicesMDAGC can customize safety training to fit your teams’ needs. To find out more, email Safety Work Group Chair John Ferraro, Stella May Contracting: johnferraro@stellamay.com or Sue Battey at sue@marylandagc.org.11

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MARYLAND AGC AT WORK FOR YOUMaryland AGC (MDAGC) represents your company at all levels of government. Whether it’snational legislation, a state licensing bill, or a county permitting issue, we are there to fightfor your business.State and Local Representation: MDAGC monitors important legislation and regulations affecting your business so you don’thave to. With the help and guidance of member contractors who serve on the LegislativeCommittee, Maryland AGC develops positions on issues that could impact your company’sfuture.Federal Representation: Nationally, your company is represented by AGC of America, the largest, oldest, andstrongest advocate for commercial contractors on Capitol Hill. AGC of America has astrong and effective team of advocacy professionals who work directly with electedofficials and government agencies to encourage additional investment in infrastructure,tax policies that promote investment, common-sense labor reform, and contracting reform,which are among AGC’s top priorities. You can bet that many of your competitors, customers, and peers are members. Engagewith a network of industry peers to address key issues impacting your business.Who is YOUR Voice in Annapolis and On Capitol Hill?J. Steven “Steve” Wise, Esq. | Schwartz, Metz, Wise, KauffmanMeet Our Lobbyist SMWK attorneys are knowledgeable in all major public policy areas, asreflected by their client base: health care, environment, procurement,information technology, alcoholic beverages, trade associations,eenergy, insurance, gaming, and telecommunications.Steve Wise joined the Firm in 2002 and became a partner in 2008. Early in hiscareer with the Firm he was recognized by the The Gazette as one of the “RisingStars” of the State House lobbying corps, and he has consistently ranked amongthe top earning lobbyists in Annapolis since that time. Mr. Wise was born andraised on Maryland’s Eastern Shore in Denton, and now resides in Annapolis withhis wife Amy and twin sons. Steve represents a diverse group of clients before theGeneral Assembly and State agencies.12

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MARYLAND AGC AT WORK FOR YOUMaryland AGC (MDAGC) fosters strong relationships and provides networkingopportunities for members to meet leading companies and industry players throughvarious events and programs.Annual Safety Awards Program: Your company can receive safety awards and national recognition for progresstoward a safer workplace. MDAGC's safety awards program compares your safetyrecord with other Maryland members and BLS data on workplace injuries. It's agreat opportunity to compete for nationally recognized awards through AGC ofAmerica.Work Group Involvement: Joining MDAGC committees can help employees expand their knowledge, buildindustry connections, develop leadership skills, and gain recognition.Networking Events:Annual Shoot-Out EventAnnual Charity Golf TournamentA Night at the Yard: Battle of the BeltwaysAt Work for You: Industry ConnectionSummer Soiree (meet the Board)Tinsel, Tacos and Trivia - Holiday Event13

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Gain valuable tips and information on a wide range of construction topics at aminimal cost to members with publications, such as contract documents, laborrelations and personnel management handbooks, supervisory training guides,craft worker instructional materials, management and operations literature, andinformation brochures on education and careers. Resources to Build Your Business Nationally recognized contract documents and forms are available at a minimalcost to all members. Maryland AGC maintains a library of pertinent industryinformation for members to use. • ConsensusDOCS Contracts • Environmental Compliance • Federal Construction Contracting Laws • Construction Safety • State Law Matrix • Tool Box Safety Talks • Online Training • Marketing & Business Development/Partnering • Project Delivery Systems & Estimating/ Planning • Hazardous Materials & Highway • Protection/Scaffolding/ Excavation • Risk Management & InsuranceKeeping You Informed14MARYLAND AGC AT WORK FOR YOU

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AGC OF AMERICA EDGE TRAINING2-Part Workshop is FridayApril 5 & 1211:30 AM – 2:30 PM ET | 8:30 – 11:30 AM PT4-Part Workshop is Mondays and TuesdaysApril 29, 30; May 6, 73 – 6 PM ET | 12 – 3 PM PTContinuing Edge BIM Primer forHorizontal ConstructionBuilding InformationModeling EducationProgramContinuing EdgeLean Into SafetyWorkshop is ThursdayJuly 111 – 5 PM ET | 10 AM – 2 PM PTClasses are Monday - ThursdayApril 15, 16, 17, 189 AM – 5 PM ET | 6 AM – 2 PM PTClasses are Monday - FridayMay 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 20, 21, 22, 235 - 8:30 PM ET | 2 - 5:30 PM PTClasses are Monday - Thursday July 15, 16, 17, 1810 AM – 6 PM ET | 7 AM – 3 PM PTClasses are Tuesday and ThursdaySeptember 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26; October 1, 31 – 5 PM ET | 10 AM – 2 PM PTClasses are Monday - ThursdayDecember 9, 10, 11, 1211 AM – 7 PM ET | 8 AM – 4 PM PTClasses are Monday - WednesdayApril 8, 9, 1010 AM - 6 PM ET | 7 AM - 3 PMClasses are Monday - FridayMay 2, 9, 16, 2311 AM - 5 PM ET | 8 AM – 2 PM PTClasses are every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, August 5, 7, 9, 12, 14, 169 AM– 1 PM ET | 6 – 10 AM PTClasses every Tuesday - ThursdayOctober 22 - 2410 AM - 6 PM ET | 7 AM - 3 PMClasses are every TuesdayDecember 3 - 1710:30 PM – 6:30 PM ET | 7:30 AM – 3:30 PM PTConstruction Supervision FundamentalsContinuing EdgeProblem Solvingfor TeamsWorkshop is on FridaysApril 5 & 1211:30 AM - 2:30 PM ET | 8:30 AM - 11:30 AMContinuing EdgeBlueprint ReadingWorkshop is Monday and TuesdayApril 29, 30; May 6 & 73 PM - 6PM ET | 12PM - 3PM PTFor more information and to register: https://training.agc.org/course-schedule/list/Safety Management Training ProgramVirtual classes are held every FridayNovember 8, 15, 229 AM - 5 PM ET | 6 AM - 2 PM PT15

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AGC OF AMERICA EDGE TRAININGClasses are Thursday and FridayApril 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 2612:30 - 5:30 PM ET | 9:30 PM - 2:30 PM PTClasses are every Tuesday and ThursdayJune 4, 6, 11, 13, 18, 20, 25, 2712 - 5 PM ET | 9 AM - 2 PM PTClasses are Monday - FridayAugust 19 - 2311 AM - 7 PM ET | 8 AM - 4 PM PTClasses every Monday, Wednesday and FridayOctober 28, 30; November 4, 6, 89:30 AM - 4 PM ET | 6:30 AM - 1 PM PTProject Manager Development ProgramClasses are every Monday, Tuesday, and WednesdayApril 29, 30; May 1, 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, 1511 AM – 3 PM ET | 8 AM – 12 PM PTClasses are every Tuesday, Thursday, and FridayJuly 23, 25, 26, 30, 1, 210 AM - 4 PM ET | 7 AM - 1 PM PTClasses are every Monday Wednesday, andFridaySeptember 4, 6, 9, 11, 13, 16, 18, 20, 23, 25,27, 301 - 4 PM ET | 10 AM - 1 PM PTClasses are every Tuesday and Wednesday, November 5, 6, 12, 1310 AM – 7 PM ET | 7 AM – 4 PM PTLean Construction Education Program, 2nd edition – HybridFor more information and to register: https://training.agc.org/course-schedule/list/When it comes to height safety, we think simple is better. This drives all that we do.For more information contact:Jessica Demasi, Training Development Directorjessica.demasi@guardianfall.com 16

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MARYLAND AGC WORK GROUPSLegislative: Responsible for identifying critical issues, helping to develop legislativestrategies, providing information and data to support Maryland AGC positions,and, where appropriate, attending legislative hearings and providingtestimony. Peter Daly | Environmental Quality ResourcesRodney Horton | Horton MechanicalBill Napier, III | Hamilton, Pacific, ChamberlainEvan Shirey | P. Flanigan & SonsBellal N. Shaaban, P.E. | Fay, S & B USA Construction Steve Wise | Schwartz Metz Wise KauffmanSafety:Responsible for developing programs and activities to assist membercompanies in achieving safety excellence for employees. Chairman - John Ferraro | Stella May Contracting1st Vice Chairman - Larry Freiert l J.F. Fischer, Inc.Past Chairman Noah Benson | Turner Construction Ian Barry | J & J Construction Shane Boyer | P. Flanigan & Sons, Inc. John Constantine | Milwaukee ToolDan Dickerson | Concrete General, Inc.Tim Fields | Safeware, Inc.Larry Freiert | J.F. Fischer, Inc. Tim Kaptein | Comer Construction, Inc.Vincenzo Kranz | Keller - North AmericaAllison Lambert | HBW ConstructionRick McGuire | Crane Service CompanyZachary McGuire | Crane Service CompanyGary Matthews | Commercial ConstructionEvents: Responsible for planning and organizing events.Rodney Horton | Horton Mechanical Tamar Kirkpatrick | Horton MechanicalKristin Rea | Don Rea Law Jac Runkle | Milwaukee ToolToni VanderPutten | Harkins BuildersJosh Vonella | Tools & AccessoriesPatricia Moran | HazTek, Inc.Rande Naylor | HBW ConstructionEthan Neiderhiser | Turner ConstructionRon O’Brien | Harkins Builders Tom Parbs | HAAS AlertDon Rea, Esq. | Don Rea, LLC Brent Richman | Milwaukee ToolJeremy Scherr | EMJAY EngineeringTyler Schulz | Harkins BuildersJune Sim | Kimball Construction CompanyLindsay Thomas | Native Sons, Inc.Eric Yates | Balfour Beatty InfrastructureSafety Work Group Members at Large: Josh Pincus - Chair | Malden SolutionsChris Tripp - Golf Chair | MAIC17

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MARYLAND AGC MEMBER DISCOUNTSAGC’s Membership Discount Programs provide members access to high-qualityservices, cutting-edge technology, and top-of-the-line products. From discountson vehicles to office supplies to cloud-based construction management solutions,AGC has partnered with some of the best to give you the most for your moneyand improve your daily business operations. When it comes to your company’sbottom line, your membership in AGC pays dividends. These value-addeddiscounts will give you a competitive advantage over your competition. See moreat agc.org under Member Benefits.Business Solutions:Arcoro, Autodesk,Batteries+Bulbs, Cintas Uniforms & Facility Services, ConstructConnect, DELL TechnologiesEgnyte, ExakTime, Hound LabsPropelrSafety Solutions:Hound Labs, YouTurn Health-Behavioral SupportFuel, Materials & Equipment:Amoco, BP Fuel Program,Michelin TiresLodging:CLC LodgingShipping Solutions:Estes, FedEx-Express, Ground,Freight, UPS Freight, YRC,Freight Industry Solutions:ConsensusDocs, ExakTime,Milwaukee Tool, Home Depot,Pro Xtra, ProcoreTravel:Avis Car Rental, Budget CarRentalVehicles & FleetManagement: Enterprise Fleet ManagementMEMBER DISCOUNT PROGRAMS 18

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STATE AGENCY INFORMATIONMaryland Department of Labor10946 Golden West Drive, Suite 160Hunt Valley, MD 21031410-767-2992labor.maryland.gov/laboreMaryland Marketplace Advantage(eMMA)Where all Maryland solicitations for State,Local, County, Schools, and Universities postpublic notices for solicitations.eMMA.HelpDesk@maryland.gov!Governor’s Office of Small, Minority & Women Business Affairs100 Community Place, 3rd FloorCrownsville, MD 21032info.goMDsmallbiz@maryland.gov410-697-9600 | 877-558-0998Human Trafficking Help LinesBeFree Textline Text HELP to 233733 (BEFREE) Confidential, 24/7National Human Trafficking Hotline 888-373-7888 (TTY: 711)National Center for Missing & ExploitedChildren 800-843-5678 (1-800-THE-LOST)Live Traffic Cameraschart.maryland.gov/TrafficCameras/GetTrafficCamerasProject Portal: mdot-sha-project-portal-maryland.hub.arcgis.com/Report a Problem:roads.maryland.gov/mdotsha/pages/index.aspx?id=519 Maryland Occupational Safety andHealth (MOSH)10946 Golden West Drive, Suite 160Hunt Valley, MD 21031Phone: 410-527-4499MOSH.Complaints@Maryland.gov MDOT MVA Highway Safety Office6601 Ritchie Highway, NEGlen Burnie, MD 21062mhso@mdot.maryland.gov MDOT, Maryland Department of Transportation7201 Corporate Center DriveHanover, MD 21076410-865-1000 | 888-713-1414 State Highway Administration707 North Calvert Street, Baltimore, MD 21202-3601410-545-0300 | 800-323-6742For emergencies, call MDOT SHA's Statewide Operations Center: 410-582-5650zerodeathsmd.gov20

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MARYLAND AGC SAFETY AWARDSMaryland AGC Safe General Contractor of the Year Congratulations John Ferraro and the team at Stella May Contractors“Stella May Contracting, Inc. is proud to have beenrecognized as the Maryland Association of GeneralContractors (MDAGC) 2023 Safe GeneralContractor of the Year. Our vision, 'Build it Safely toServe and to Shine’, drives this commitment to notonly meet but exceed safety and operationalstandards. By prioritizing safety and continuouslyimproving our services to meet the ever changingneeds of our clients distinguishes us as not just acontractor, but as a pioneer in fostering a safer, moreeffective, and sustainable construction industry. We are profoundly honored and extend our deepest gratitude to the team atthe MDAGC for recognizing our commitment to safety excellence with thisdistinguished award. This accolade not only celebrates our achievements butalso inspires us to continue our pursuit of excellence in safety, service, andcommunity engagement.” - John Ferraro, Safety Director27

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MARYLAND AGC SAFETY AWARDSCongratulations Jesse Clark!In December of 2022, Stella May Contracting was working in Baltimorewhen a civilian was driving by had a medical emergency that resulted inthem crashing their vehicle within feet of our excavation. The car struck atree and caught fire. At that moment, Jesse, along with the help from ourclient’s representatives, sprang into action and lived out the companymantra of “Building it Safely to Serve and to Shine”. By using training andthe PPE received from Stella May, they safely extracted the individual andhelped him remain stable until EMS arrived on the scene. The civilian livedbecause of Jesse’s quick actions and willingness to help everyone,including those he never met. The impact of Jesse’s efforts has beensignificant, and he is a deserving candidate for recognition.Maryland AGC Unsung Hero of the Year “Thank you for the award.Honestly, I was just glad Icould help and that thecivilian survived. I hope thatif any of our team was everin a situation like that therewould be someone close bywho could help us.” - Jesse Clark, Gas Mechanic30

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MARYLAND AGC SAFETY AWARDSAmple Sheet Metal, Inc.Asher ConstructionBalfour Beatty InfrastructureComer Construction, Inc.Commercial ConstructionEmjay Engineering & ConstructionP. Flanigan & Sons, Inc.Hamilton Pacific ChamberlainJohn H. Hampshire, Inc.Harkins Builders, Inc.Fay, S & B USA Construction2022 Maryland AGC Zero Lost Time Award WinnersHorton Mechanical Contractors, Inc.Kimball Construction CompanyMid-Atlantic Industrial ConstructionNative SonsPower & Combustion, Inc.SanDow Construction, Inc.Shade Construction Company, Inc.Stella May Contracting, Inc.TW Construction Group, IncTurner Construction CompanyThank you, Sponsors!31

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“Maryland AGC strives to be the premiere organization for construction inMaryland. With a portfolio of training, lobbyists in Annapolis and Washington DC,and a laser focus on safety awareness and networking amongst prime contractors,subcontractors, suppliers, and end users, we make sure all of our members havethe resources needed to be successful.I am proud to serve on the Board of Directors and represent my company and thisorganization in the construction industry. I look forward to building a strongerMaryland by strengthening existing relationships and fostering new opportunitieswith our membership.”- Chris Tripp, Operations ManagerMAIC & Board Member 2022-202432READY TO JOIN?

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JOIN THE AGCCommittees - AGC of America is servedby a number of general and jointcommittees and four standingcommittees. These committees providean arena for discussion of keyconstruction industry concerns; it isthrough these discussions that AGCmembers exchange information andideas and provide the basis for policychange within the organization. *AGC Standing CommitteesAGC-ARTBA Joint Committees:AASHTOMAASTO Region of AASHTONASTO Region of AASHTOSASHTO Region of AASHTOWASHTO Region of AASHTOOther Committees:Audit Committee*Chapter Administrative Committee*Corps of Engineers CommitteeEthics and Rules Committee*Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR)CommitteeFinance CommitteeGovernment Affairs CommitteeHighway Work Zone SafetyCommitteeIndustry Liaison CommitteeInternational ConstructionCommitteeManagement Committee*Marine Contractors CommitteeNatural Resources Conservation Svc.CommitteeNaval Facilities Eng. CommandCommitteeOpen Shop CommitteeSafety and Health CommitteeUnion Contractors CommitteeForums - AGC Forums enable like-minded individuals to connect witheach other, keep pace with the latestconstruction developments andparticipate in association policymakingon topical matters. Forum membershiprequires no commitment to attendmeetings or serve on task forces, butusually offer a regular newsletter ande-forum opportunities.Forums:BIM bimforum.orgBusiness Development agc.org/business developmentContract DocumentsConstruction MarketingEnvironmental agc.org/environmentHR agc.org/laborIT meetings/agcorg/itforumLean Construction agcleanforum.orgProject Delivery agc.org/project deliverySurety Bonding and RiskManagementTraining, Education & Development(TED) To learn more about AGC’sCommittees and Forums, visitAGC.org/connect34

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AGC EVENTS Safety & Health ConferenceConstruction safety and health is vital forthe success of the industry. Join industryprofessionals for the latest updates anddiscussions on regulatory and legislativeactivity at both a national and local level;assist in the development and creation ofnew safety training programs and products;and learn about the latest initiatives fromOSHA and other industry experts.Surety Bonding & Construction RiskThese meetings provide a uniqueopportunity for the thought leaders in theconstruction, surety and insurance industriesto meet and interact with each other. Theprogram includes a combination of plenarysessions, breakout sessions, and seminarsintended to encourage attendees to shareinformation on the latest developments in allthree industries and the lessons beinglearned from them.AGC Annual ConventionAGC’s Annual Convention provides generaland specialty contractors the opportunity togain the knowledge and expertise neededto survive and thrive. From the latest impactof state and federal regulations in theconstruction industry to best practices forBIM and contract negotiations to practicaladvice on labor management and greenbuilding, AGC’s Annual Convention deliversthe working knowledge contractors need toimprove operations, expand into newmarkets and build their business. Federal Contractors ConferenceThe AGC Federal Contractors Conference isthe only national event where contractors andFederal agency personnel can meet in aneutral forum and review procurement andcontracting issues from around the UnitedStates. These insightful and highly productiveexchanges have solidified the need for bothFederal construction contractors and theFederal construction agencies to shareinformation on a wide variety of issues andfoster better communication and real solutions.IT ForumThe AGC IT Forum provides participants anopportunity to network, share information,solve problems, keep up-to-date with thelatest IT developments relating to theconstruction industry, and to discuss and sharebest practices on some of the most pressing ITchallenges.Environmental ConferenceKeep abreast of market trends such aschanges to green standards and codes andnew green infrastructure technologies forstormwater management. Take a look at futurechallenges and opportunities for theconstruction industry and hear how you canmake a difference - in your community andnationwide.Construction HR and Training ProfessionalsConferenceAGC’s Construction HR and TrainingProfessionals Conference provides two days ofeducation and networking for HR, training, andworkforce development professionals in theconstruction industry. This conference featuresa Federal Construction HR workshop for staffresponsible for compliance on federal andfederally assisted construction projects.37JOIN THE AGC

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AGC NEWSLETTERS Constructor eNews Highlights important stories from recentConstructor issues, as well as feature articleson the industry's most pressing issues, currentconstruction and member news. Data DiGest Provides insight into the economy - includingfigures, rates, tables, etc. - and what it impliesfor construction and related industries. Environmental ObserverProvides complete and up-to-date informationon key regulations, legislation, court decisionsand environmental trends that affect theconstruction industry.Federal Contractor ReportCovers federal construction contracting news.Highway Facts BulletinCovers all issues related to transportation andtransportation construction.Human Resource & Labor NewsCovers the labor and HR-related news andlegal developments that are most relevant toemployers in the construction industry.News & Views This is an internal aggregator of the mostrelevant internal news stories, including recentpress releases, upcoming events andlegislative updates. Safety MattersInforms readers about safety and healthpractices in the construction industry.Specialty Contractors SmartBriefFocused on providing news and informationrelated to specialty contractor issues andAGC of America's Specialty ContractorsCouncil.TechBriefCovers technology information, trends, andhappenings in the construction industry.JOIN THE AGCAGC Chapter Weekly Formerly known as Monday MorningQuarterback, this weekly newsletter focuseson the news and upcoming events that AGCchapter staff and executives need to know. The AGC PipelineA publication for AGC's Utility Infrastructuredivision.AGC Risk Management SmartBriefA weekly snapshot of the construction riskmanagement industry with news from AGCand leading sources.AGC SmartBrief This is a daily aggregator of current andrelevant construction industry news. BIMForum SmartBrief A weekly snapshot of virtual design andconstruction news from leading sources.Building Material Focused on providing news and informationrelated to the building construction industryand AGC of America's Building Division. CLC Leadership-LINK The National Construction LeadershipCouncil's newsletter designed to keep CLCmembers informed of national news and toprovide a platform for local chapters toshare their stories and successes.Construction Law in BriefPovides the latest in construction law andcontract information.Construction Legislative Week in Review (CLWIR) Designed to provide readers with a weeklyupdate on critical legislation and regulatoryefforts happening in Washington , D.C. 38

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Balfour Beatty Infrastructure, Inc 3314 Jaeckle DriveWilmington, NC 28403P: 910-452-1145Contact: Mark JohnnieE-Mail: mjohnnie@balfourbeattyus.com Web: balfourbeattyus.com C.I. Contracting CompanyP.O. Box 2637Baltimore MD 21215P: 410-318-8177Contact: Patrick BrailfordE-Mail: info@cicontracting.comWeb: cicontracting.comC.J. Miller, LLC3514 Basler RoadHampstead, MD 21074-1299P: 410-239-8006 Contact: CJ MillerE-Mail: info@cjmillerllc.com Web: cjmillerllc.comCianbro Corporation605 Pittman RoadBaltimore, MD 21226P: 410-636-3000Contact: Aric DreherE-Mail: adreher@cianbro.comWeb: cianbro.comComer Construction, Inc.2100 Slade LaneForest Hill MD 21050P: 410-879-6094Contact: Susie ComerE-Mail: scomer@comerconstruction.comWeb: comerconstruction.com GENERAL CONTRACTORSCommercial Construction7464 New Ridge Road, Suite 13 Hanover, MD 21076P: 410-859-4411Contact: Gary MatthewsE-Mail: garym@commercial-group.com Web: commercial-group.comCommercial Interiors7464 New Ridge Road, Suite 5Hanover, MD 21076P: 410-859-4141Contact: Milton MatthewsE-Mail: miltonm@commercial-group.comWeb: commercial-group.comConcrete General, Inc.8000 Beechcraft Avenue Gaithersburg, MD 20879P: 301-948-4450Contact: Chrissey Kline/Mike HigginsE-Mail: ckline@concretegeneral.commhiggins@concretegeneral.com Web: concretegeneral.com Fay, S & B USA Construction6711 Baymeadow Driver, Suite A-1 Glen Burnie, MD 21060-6401P: 410-424-3380Contact: Jeff HumphreysE-Mail: jhumphreys@shikunusa.com Web: shikunusa.com/Fay Hamilton Pacific Chamberlain, LLC 14 Irongate Drive, Suite KWaldorf, MD 20602P: 301-632-6620Contact: Paul HamiltonE-Mail: paul@hpcvet.comWeb: hpcvet.com41

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Harkins Builders, Inc.10490 Little Patuxent Pkwy, Suite 400Columbia MD 21044P: 410-750-2600Contact: Ron O’Brien/Russell TiptonE-Mail: robrien@harkinsbuilders.comWeb: harkinsbuilders.com HBW Construction1055 First Street, Suite 200Rockville, MD 20850P: 240-284-9957Contact : Andre Chin WingE-Mail: achinwing@hbwconstruction.com Web: hbwconstruction.com John H. Hampshire, Inc.9621, Pulaski HighwayMiddle River, MD 21220P: 410-366-8900Contact Person: Eric CristE-Mail: ecrist@jhhampshire.comWeb: jhhampshire.comJ&J Construction1004 Littlestown Pike, Suite CWestminster, MD 21157P: 800-961-4313Contact: S ean ChristensenE-Mail: schristensen@jandjconst.net Web: jandjconst.netKimball Construction Co., Inc.9615 Philadelphia RoadBaltimore, MD 21237P: 410-574-0800Contact: Kurk WaltonE-Mail: kwalton@kimballcc.comWeb: kimballcc.comLive Casino & Hotel MarylandConstruction Division7002 Arundel Mills Circle, #7777 Hanover, MD 21076P: 443-445-2862Contact: Damion FennoyE-Mail: damion.fennoy@livech.com Web: livecasinohotel.com Mahogany, Inc.910 West Pratt Street Baltimore, MD 21223P: 410-727-0334Contact: Rian HargraveE-Mail: rian.hargrave@mahoganyinc.com Web: mahoganyinc.comMichels Construction, Inc.180 W. Ostend Street, Suite 338 Baltimore, MD 21230P: 630-800-1547Contact: Kevin BeckerE-Mail: kbecker@michels.usWeb: michels.comMid-Atlantic Industrial Construction 152 Blades LaneGlen Burnie, MD 21060P: 410-760-2901Contact: Chris TrippE-Mail: chris.tripp@maiconstruction.comWeb: maiconstruction.com P. Flanigan & Sons, Inc.2444 Loch Raven RoadBaltimore, MD 21218P: 410-467-5900Contact: Pier ce J. Flanigan, IVE-Mail: Pierce@pflanigan.comWeb: pflanigan.comGENERAL CONTRACTORS42

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SanDow Construction Company, Inc. 4300 48th StreetBladensburg, MD 20710P: 301-298-2483Contact: Andre Dow neyE-Mail: andre@sandowconstruction.com Web: sandowconstruction.com Shade Construction Co., Inc.2205 York Road, Suite 102Timonium, MD 21093P: 410-560-1500Contact: Bill ShadeE-Mail: wjs@shadeconstruction.net Web: shadeconstruction.net Stella May Contracting Inc.1512 Edgewood RoadEdgewood, MD 21040P: 410-679-8306Contact: John FerraroE-Mail: johnferraro@stellamay.com Web: stellamay.comTW Construction820 W. Diamond Ave, Suite 220 Gaithersburg, MD 20878P: 301-770-2275Contact: Matt MaynardE-Mail: mmaynard@twconstruct.com Web: twconstruction.comTurner Construction Company 3700 Koppers Street, Suite 345 Baltimore, MD 21227 P: 410-715-7240Contact: Jim LearsE-Mail: jlears@tcco.com Web: turnerconstruction.com Wagman, Inc.3290 North Susquehanna Trail York, PA 17406P: 717-764-8521Contact: Alyssa GirouardE-Mail: atgirouard@wagman.com Web: wagman.com GENERAL CONTRACTORS43

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Ace Environmental4420 East Eager StreetBaltimore, MD 21205P: 410-804-0112Contact: J osh BellE-Mail: jbell@aceenvironmental.net Web: aceenvironmental.netA & A Machinery Moving, an MEI Company40 Industrial DriveNorth East, MD 21901-2300P: 215-428-1100Contact: Derek RiddellE-Mail: derek.riddell@meillc.com Web: aamachinery.comAmple Sheet Metal, Inc.7501 Connelley Drive, #AHanover, MD 21076-1663P: 410-760-6401Contact: Kristi YazelE-Mail: Kristi@amplesheetmetal.com Web: amplesheetmetal.com ARC Construction Services, Inc. 3515 Marmenco CourtBaltimore, MD 21230P: 443-573-0292Contact: Nick Thrappas E-Mail: nick@arc-md.comWeb: arc-md.comAsher Construction, Inc.219 Adam Smith Street, Suite CEldersburg, MD 21784P: 443-677-6020Contact: Carter StinchcombE-Mail: carter@asher.construction.comWeb: asher.constructionSPECIALTY CONTRACTORSBerlin Steel Construction, Inc.796 Cromwell Park Drive, Suite T Glen Burnie, MD 21061P: 443-749-5500Contact: Chris MorgretE-Mail: cmorgret@berlinsteel.com Web: berlinsteel.comC & L Contractors, Inc.8996 Burke Lake Road, #302Burke, VA 22015P: 703-425-0375Contact: Shane KramerE-Mail: skramer@clcontractors.com Web: clcontractors.comCrane Service Company9310 D’Arcy RoadUpper Marlboro, MD 20774-2425P: 301-333-6200Contact: Rickey McGuireE-Mail: rmcguire@craneserviceco.comWeb: craneserviceco.comEASE Painting and Construction, Inc. 152 W. Lafayette AvenueBaltimore, MD 21217P: 410-728-3273Contact: Doris ZografosE-Mail: dzografos@easecorporate.com Web: easepainting.com EMJAY Engineering & Construction1706 Whitehead RoadGwyn Oak, MD 21207-4003P: 410-298-2000 Contact: Michael O. ScherrE-Mail: scherrm@emjaycons.com Web: emjaycons.com46

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Environmental Quality Resources, LLC 2391 Brandermill Blvd., Suite 301Gambrills, MD 21054P: 410-923-8680Contact: Peter DalyE-Mail: pdaly@eqrllc.comWeb: eqrllc.comHAAS Alert650 West Lake StreetChicago, IL 60614P: 815-994-7244Contact: Tom ParbsE-Mail: tom@haasalert.comWeb: haasalert.comHorton Mechanical Contractors, Inc.7909 Philadelphia RoadBaltimore, MD 21237P: 410-866-4900Contract: Rodney L. HortonE-Mail: rhorton@mechcont.comWeb: hortonmechanical.com J.F. Fischer, Inc.7909 Philadelphia RoadBaltimore, MD 21237P: 410-866-4900Contact: David L. FischerE-Mail: dfischer@mechcont.comWeb: jffischer.comJames A. Quick, Inc.21-A Newport DriveForest Hill, MD 21050P: 410-893-4200Contact: James A. Quick E-Mail: jimq@jamesquick.com Keller - North America1360 Blair Drive, Suite IOdenton, MD 21113P: 410-551-1980Contact: Joseph MannE-Mail: jamann@keller-na.com Web: keller-na.comKelly HVAC, Inc.8431 Old Marlboro PikeUpper Marlboro, MD 20772P: 301-736-6585Contact: Christopher F. Kelly, Sr.E-Mail: ckelly@kellyhvac.com Web: kellyhvac.comLighting Maintenance, Inc.,7462 Railroad Avenue, Hermans, MD 21077P: 877-279-7373Contact: David PadillaE-Mail: dpadilla@lightingmaintenance.comWeb: lightingmaintenance.comNative Sons, Ltd.2603 North Rolling Road, Suite #310 Windsor Mill, MD 21244P: 410-298-2208Contact: Michael Oles E-Mail: mikeo@nativesons.org Web: nativesons.org Potts & Callahan500 West 29th Street Baltimore, MD 21211P: 410-235- 9400 Contact: Travis Holub E-Mail: travisholub@outlook.com Web: pottscallahan.comPower and Combustion, Inc.7909 Philadelphia RoadBaltimore, MD 21237P: 410-866-4900Contact: Dan FischerE-Mail: danfischer@mechcont.com Web: powerandcombustion.com SPECIALTY CONTRACTORS47

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SPECIALTY CONTRACTORSR3 Technologies502 Baltimore AvenueTowson, MD 21204P: 443-253-3241Contact: Chris PetzaE-Mail: chrisp@r3technologies.netWeb: r3technologies.netRetro Environmental, LLC1332 Londontown Boulevard, Suite 207Eldersburg, MD 21784, USP: 410-609-8622Contact: Scott McAllisterE-Mail: smcallister@retroenviroinc.comWeb: retroenvironmental.comRSSI Roofing Company8905 Kelso Drive Essex, MD 21221 P: 410-238-0360Contact: Michael KeppelerE-Mail: mkeppeler@rssi.us.comWeb: rssiroofingcompany.comSignals Defense, LLC3 Easter Court, Suite LOwings Mills, MD 21117P: 410-902-0356Contact: Bill Apostol E-Mail: wapostol@signalsdefense.comWeb: signalsdefense.com The Poole & Kent Corporation4530 Hollins Ferry RoadBaltimore, MD 21227P: 410-247-2200Contact: Faith Carper E-Mail: fcarper@emcor.netWeb: poolekent.comThe Severn Group, LLC.375 Prince Georges Boulevard, Suite BUpper Marlboro, MD 20774P: 443-837-0828Contact: Randy Newcomer E-Mail: rnewcomer@theseverngroup.com Web: theseverngroup.com VarcoMac Electrical Construction Company1360 Blair Drive, Suite A Odenton, MD 21113-1347P: 301-317-7900Contact: Sue Chambers E-Mail: schambers@varcomac.com Web: varcomac.com W.E. Bowers12401 Kiln CourtBeltsville, MD 20705P: 240-204-3230Contact: Joe MelcavageE-Mail: jmelcavage@webowers.comWeb: webowers.com48

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Alliant Insurance Services, Inc. 10320 Patuxent Parkway, Suite #560Columbia, MD 21044P: 443-283-7889 Contact: Dave SaulE-Mail: Dave.Saul@alliant.com Web: alliant.comBlazeguard Partners, LLC10 Wise Pursuit Way Sykesville, MD 21784P: 410-549-6313Contact: Shanno n MillsE-Mail: smills@blazeguardfire.com Chronos Construction Staffing, Inc.111 Sheehan Rd.Avondale, PA 19311P: 302-584-3936Contact: John BurkeE-Mail: jburke@chronoscs.comWeb: chronoscs.comDigging & Rigging23924 Frederick RoadClarksburg, MD 20871P: 301-972-4470Contact: Tom LintonE-Mail: tlinton@digrig.comWeb: digrig.comDirect Solutions, LLC601 Alluvion StreetBaltimore, MD 21230P: 410-400-4000Contact: Mike DalyE-Mail: mdaly@dsfco.comWeb: dsfco.comSERVICE PROVIDERSDistrict Scheduling Consultants, LLC 15850 Crabbs Branch Way, Suite 310 Rockville, MD 20855P: 240-912-4152Contact Person: Daniel NaudeE-Mail: dnaude@districtscheduling.com Web: districtscheduling.com Fox Rothschild, LLP2020 K Street, NW, Suite 500 Washington, DC 20006P: 202-461-3100Contact: Sean Milani-nia, AttorneyE-Mail: smilani@foxrothschild.com Web: foxrothschild.comGaithersburg Construction Supply 8004 Beechcraft Avenue Gaithersburg, MD 20879P: 301-948-4545E-Mail:sales@gaithersburgconstructionsupply.comWeb: gaithersburgsupply.comGuardian607 E Sam Houston Parkway S, Suite 800Pasadena, TX 77503P: 800-466-6385Contact: Jessica DemasiE-Mail: jessica.demasi@guardianfall.comWeb: guardianfall.com HazTek Inc.143 Medford - Mt. Holly Road Medford, NJ 08055P: 888-842-9836 | 609-864-1498 Contact: Scott VassalloE-Mail: svassallo@haztekinc.comWeb: haztekinc.com49

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HMS Insurance AssociatesP.O. Box 1750Cockeysville, MD 21030P: 410-337-9755Contact: Bill Francik, CPCU, AFSB E-Mail: bfrancik@hmsia.com Web: hmsia.comLaw Offices of Donald A. Rea LLC 2316 Cavesdale RoadOwings Mills, Maryland 21117P: 410-905-4656Contact: Don ReaE-mail: Don@donrealaw.comWeb: donrealaw.comLINQ Services101 W. Dickman Street, Suite 400Baltimore, MD 21230P: 443-386-1103Contact: Joe GattoE-Mail: jgatto@linqservices.comWeb: LINQservices.comMalden Solutions575 South Charles Street, Suite 503Baltimore, MD 21201P: 410-435-4937Contact: Josh Pincus-SokoloffE-Mail: josh@maldensolutions.com Web: maldensolutions.comMKS&H9475 Deereco Road, Unit 408 Timonium, MD 21093 P: 410-296-6200Contact: Wayne E. Baldwin, Jr. E-Mail: wayneb@mksh.com Web: mksh.comMilwaukee Tool11900 Baltimore Ave., Suite B Beltsville, MD 20705P: 615-892-0202Contact: Jac Runkle E-Mail: Jac.Runkle@milwaukeetool.comWeb: Milwaukeetool.com Safeware7079 Oakland Mills RoadColumbia, MD 21046P: 301-683-1234Contact: Tim FieldsE-Mail: tfields@safewareinc.comWeb: safewareinc.comSaul Ewing, LLP 1001 Fleet Street, 9th FloorBaltimore, MD 21202P: 410-332-8600 \ C: 410-905-4656Contact: Jim GoodrichE-Mail: jim.goodrich@saul.comWeb: saul.comThe Barbour Group, LLC909 Baltimore Boulevard Westminster, MD 21157P: 410-876-9610Contact: Karen BarbourE-Mail: karen@thebarbourgroup.comWeb: thebarbourgroup.com T ools & Accessories Corp.8975 Henkels Lane, Suite 710 Annapolis Junction, MD 20701P: 410-735-8800 Contact: Jos hua Vonella E-Mail: joshv@tatool.netWeb: tatoolsonline.com 50SERVICE PROVIDERS

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Abatement Services Accounting Services Acoustical Ceiling Systems Air Conditioning (HVAC)Asphalt Services/Supplier Bridge Construction/Services Bonding Carpentry Services Civil Engineering ARC Construction Services, Inc.Retro EnvironmentalSanDow ConstructionMKS&H Commercial InteriorsJ&J ConstructionJohn H. Hampshire, Inc. Horton Mechanical Contractors, Inc.J.F. Fischer, Inc.Kelly HVACThe Poole & Kent CorporationPower and CombustionThe Severn GroupAsher ConstructionC.J. Miller, LLCConcrete General, Inc.P. Flanigan & Sons, Inc.Balfour Beatty Infrastructure, Inc.Concrete General, Inc.Fay, S & B USA ConstructionThe Barbour Group, LLC Commercial InteriorsJohn H. Hampshire, Inc.Kimball Construction Company Mahogany, Inc.SanDow ConstructionShade ConstructionCianbro CorporationKimball Construction Company Wagman, Inc.CONTRACTOR BY SERVICE/SPECIALTY54

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Construction Management Construction Materials SupplierConstruction Staffing Concrete Services CPA & Tax Consultants Crane Services Demolition Contractors Balfour Beatty Infrastructure, Inc Commercial ConstructionJ&J ConstructionLive Casino - Construction DivisionShade Construction Company, Inc. TW Construction, Inc.Turner Construction Company Gaithersburg Construction SupplyChronos Construction Staffing, Inc.American Core Drilling & ScanningARC Construction Services Asher Construction, Inc.Concrete GeneralHBW ConstructionKimball Construction Company MKS&HCrane Service Supply Company Digging & Rigging, Inc.W.O. Grubb Crane RentalARC Construction Services, Inc.Balfour BeattyC.J. Miller, LLCFay, S & B USA Construction J&J ConstructionKimball Construction Company Mid-Atlantic Industrial Construction Potts & CallahanRetro EnvironmentalSanDow Construction55CONTRACTOR BY SERVICE/SPECIALTY

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Design/Build Services Drywall Contractors Earthwork ContractorsElectrical Contractors Balfour BeattyBerlin SteelCommercial Construction Concrete General Hamilton Pacific Chamberlain, LLCHarkins Builders J&J ConstructionKimball ConstructionMichels Construction, Inc.The Poole & Kent CorporationSanDow ConstructionShade Construction Company, Inc. TW Construction Inc.Turner Construction Company Wagman, Inc.Commercial InteriorsJ&J ConstructionJohn H. Hampshire, Inc.HBW ConstructionKimball Construction CompanyAsher Construction, Inc.C.J. Miller, LLCComer ConstructionDigging & Rigging, Inc.Fay, S & B USA ConstructionPotts & CallahanStella May Contracting, Inc.Cianbro CorporationHBW ConstructionHorton Mechanical Contractors, Inc. J&J ConstructionLighting MaintenanceNative Sons, Ltd.SanDow ConstructionVarcoMac Electrical Construction 56CONTRACTOR BY SERVICE/SPECIALTY

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Energy Services Engineering ConsultantsEnvironmental Services Emergency Spill Response, TankRemoval, Leaks, andContaminations / RepairsEquipment Installation/Rental/Sales Erosion and SedimentEvacuation & GradingCianbro CorporationKeller - North AmericaLighting MaintenanceMichels Construction, Inc.Stella May ContractingBerlin Steel, Inc.ACE EnvironmentalCJ MillerEnvironmental Quality Resources, LLCLighting & MaintenanceR3 Technologies Retro EnvironmentalACE Environmental, LLCConcrete GeneralComer Construction, Inc.Gaithersburg Construction Supply Lighting & MaintenanceMilwaukee Tool Potts & CallahanSafeware, Inc.Tools & Accessories Corp. Asher ConstructionC.J. Miller, LLCComer Construction, Inc. Concrete General, Inc.Fay, S & B USA ConstructionKeller - North AmericaMichels Construction, Inc.Potts & CallahanStella May Contracting, Inc.Asher ConstructionCJ MillerComer ConstructionConcrete General57CONTRACTOR BY SERVICE/SPECIALTY

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Financial Services Fire Protection ServicesFlooring ContractorsFraming ContractorsFabricationGeneral Contractors UBS Inc.BlazeguardHBW ConstructionJ&J ConstructionSanDow ConstructionJohn H. HampshireMahogany, Inc.Ample Sheet MetalBerlin SteelCianbro CorporationThe Poole & Kent CorporationBalfour Beatty Infrastructure, Inc Cianbro CorporationCJ Miller, LLCComer ConstructionCommercial ConstructionCommercial InteriorsConcrete General, Inc.Hamilton Pacific Chamberlain, LLC Harkins BuildersHBW ConstructionJ&J ConstructionJohn H. Hampshire, Inc.Fay, S & B USA ConstructionKimball Construction Company, Inc.Live Casino - Construction Division Mahogany, IncMichels Construction, Inc.Mid-Atlantic Industrial ConstructionP. Flanigan & Sons, Inc.SanDow Construction, Inc.Shade Construction Company, Inc.Stella May Contracting, Inc.TW Construction, Inc.Turner Construction Company Wagman, Inc.58CONTRACTOR BY SERVICE/SPECIALTY

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Geotechnical Contractors Hauling Services Hazardous Waste RemovalHeavy Civil/ Highway ConstructionHistoric Renovations/Restorations InfrastructureInteriors ContractorsInsurance Services Keller North AmericaMichels Construction, Inc. Wagman, Inc.Comer Construction, Inc.Digging and RiggingACE EnvironmentalSanDow ConstructionR3 TechnologiesBalfour Beatty Infrastructure, Inc.Cianbro Corporation CJ MillerFay, S & B USA Construction P. Flanigan & Sons, Inc. Stella May Contracting Wagman, Inc.Mahogany, Inc.Shade ConstructionTW ConstructionBalfour Beatty Infrastructure, Inc Cianbro Corporation Fay, S & B USA ConstructionHAAS AlertKeller - North AmericaLighting MaintenanceP. Flanigan & Sons, Inc.Michels Construction, Inc. Stella May Contracting, Inc.Commercial InteriorsHBW ConstructionJohn H. Hampshire, Inc.Kimball ConstructionSanDow ConstructionTW ConstructionAlliant Insurance Services, Inc. HMS Insurance Associates Malden SolutionsThe Barbour Group, LLC59CONTRACTOR BY SERVICE/SPECIALTY

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IT & Software Services Legal Services Marine Contractors Masonry Contractors Mechanical Contractors Millwork Contractors Mulch & StonePaintingPaving Contractors HAAS AlertLINQ Services, Inc.Fox Rothschild, LLPDon Rea, LLCSaul Ewing, LLP Whiteford, Taylor & Preston, LLP Cianbro CorporationFay, S & B USA Construction Michels Construction, Inc. HBW ConstructionEMJAY Engineering & Construction Co. Hamilton Pacific Chamberlain, LLC Horton Mechanical Contractors, Inc. James A. Quick, Inc.J.F. Fischer, IncKelly HVACMid-Atlantic Industrial Construction Power & Combustion, Inc.R3 TechnologiesSanDow ConstructionThe Poole & Kent Corporation The Severn Group, Inc.J&J ConstructionMahogany, Inc.Shade ConstructionComer Construction, Inc.Ease Painting & ConstructionSanDow ConstructionC.J. Miller, LLCHamilton Pacific Chamberlain, LLC P. Flanigan & Sons, Inc.60CONTRACTOR BY SERVICE/SPECIALTY

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Pile DrivingPlumbing Services Pre-Construction Services Property Building Services RestorationRigging Services Roofing Services Safety Services Cianbro CorporationFay, S & B USA ConstructionKeller - North AmericaMichels Construction, Inc.EMJAY EngineeringJames A. Quick, Inc.Horton Mechanical Contractors, Inc.Contractors, Inc. Contractors, Inc.The Poole & Kent CorporationPower & Combustion, Inc.R3 TechnologiesSanDow ConstructionThe Severn Group, Inc.Commercial ConstructionHarkins BuildersHorton Mechanical Contractors, Inc.The Poole & Kent CorporationShade Construction Company, Inc. Turner Construction TW Construction Inc. Harkins Builders HBW ConstructionSanDow ConstructionMahogany, IncBerlin Steel, Inc.Crane Service CompanyDigging & Rigging, Inc.Mid-Atlantic Industrial ConstructionWO GrubbBerlin Steel, Inc.RSSI Roofing CompanyHazTek Inc.GuardianHAAS AlertMilwaukee ToolSafeware, Inc.61CONTRACTOR BY SERVICE/SPECIALTY

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Scheduling -Critical Path Method(CPM) Scheduling/Baseline ScheduleDevelopment/Baseline ScheduleDevelopment Sheet Metal Storm Water Management Structural Contractors Snow Removal SurveyingTax ConsultantsTelecommunicationsDistrict Scheduling Consultants, LLCAmple Sheet Metal, Inc.Horton Mechanical Contractors, Inc. James A. Quick, Inc.J.F. Fischer, Inc.Kelly HVACRSSI Roofing CompanyR3 TechnologiesThe Severn Group, Inc.Asher ConstructionCJ MillerComer ConstructionConcrete General, Inc. Environmental Quality ResourcesFay, S & B USA ConstructionBerlin Steel, Inc.Cianbro CorporationCommercial InteriorsKimball Construction Company Mid-Atlantic Industrial ConstructionC.J. Miller, LLCComer ConstructionP. Flanigan & Sons, Inc.RSSI RoofingStella May Contracting, Inc.Concrete GeneralMichels Construction, Inc.MKS&HCianbro62CONTRACTOR BY SERVICE/SPECIALTY

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Asher Construction, Inc.Comer Construction, Inc.Fay, S & B USA ConstructionLighting MaintenanceStella May Contracting, Inc.Crane Service SupplyDigging & RiggingAsher ConstructionBalfour Beatty Infrastructure, Inc. Concrete General, Inc.Hamilton Pacific Chamberlain, LLCFay, S & B USA ConstructionMichels Construction, Inc.Mid- Atlantic Industrial Construction SanDow Construction Stella May Contracting, Inc.Signals Defense, LLCJ&J ConstructionUnderground Utility ContractorsWarehousing Water Services Window Film Technology Wireless SolutionsDid you know?41% of business owners plan to exit within5 years48% of owners look forward to traveling43% look forward to more time with familyand friends58% of owners haven’t appraised theirbusiness48% have no exit strategyThe Anchor Wealth Management Team atUBS can help you:Get forward-thinking, solution-orientedadviceKnow the value of your business with theirinsightful toolsPrepare for a strategic exit:Your guide to unlocking a lifetime of workBusiness transition optionsOutright sale | ESOP | RecapitalisationTransition ownership to the next generationContact: Roger A. Feldman, CEPA® CPFA®, Financial Advisor410-576-3035 | roger.feldman@ubs.com63CONTRACTOR BY SERVICE/SPECIALTY

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STUDENT CHAPTERSMorgan State University1700 East Cold Spring Avenue, CBEIS 339Baltimore, MD 21251P: 443-885-4793Contact: Lew is Waller, Ph.D. Interim ChairE-Mail: Lewis.waller@morgan.edu Web: morgan.eduConstruction ManagementUniversity of Maryla nd - Eastern ShoreDesign & Construction Engineering Technology30665 Student Services Center LanePrincess Anne, MD 21853P: 410-651-6469Contact: Carlos A. Salgado, Ph.D.Email: casalgado@umes.edu Penn State HarrisburgW-255 Olmsted Bldg.777 West Harrisburg Pike Middletown, PA 17057P: 717-948-6135Contact: Joseph J. Cecere, Ph.D.E-Mail:jjc3@psu.eduAIC Structural64

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INDEX OF ADVERTISERSChronos Construction Staffing .............................................................................. C.J. Miller, LLC ....................................................................................................... Commercial Construction ...................................................................................... Criswell Commercial Trucks ...................................................................................Digging and Rigging .............................................................................................. Don Rea Law .......................................................................................................... Fay, S&B USA Construction ................................................................................... Fox Rothschild LLC .................................................................................................Guardian ................................................................................................................P. Flanigan & Sons .................................................................................................HazTek, Inc. ............................................................................................................ Horton Mechanical Contractors, Inc. ..................................................................... James A. Quick, Inc. ............................................................................................... Mid-Atlantic Industrial Construction ...................................................................... Michels Construction, Inc. ...................................................................................... Milwaukee Tool ...................................................................................................... The Poole & Kent Corporation ...............................................................................Shade Construction ...............................................................................................Turner Construction ...............................................................................................454024466136851165211181432535 48433965

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Why Consider Joining A MEAP?Because Every Business Owner Tells Us The Same Thing:They Want A Retirement Plan Solution That:SITUATION:They don’t want to be at risk of paying fines or penalties.SOLUTION: By joining a MEAP, employers can avoid much of the complianceconcerns that come with offering their own plan. While their roleas plan fiduciary still exists, many specific tasks transition to theProgram. The employer’s ongoing role is to oversee the variousparties dedicated to the plan to ensure it operates as expected.SITUATION:They don’t want to overpay.SOLUTION: The MEAP delivers more value and service - potentially at similaror less cost than they are already paying. As plans grow, they’rereviewed regularly for price reductions.SITUATION:They want to focus on their business - they don’t want to be a401(k) expert.SOLUTION: The MEAP can become their 401(k) department, performing mostof the administrative tasks for their plan, including handling theirregular contribution files.67

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