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JAGUARS SPORTS PERFORMANCE CENTER
                                                                     JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA

           DELIVERY GROUPS









                          AMERICAN LEADERSHIP ACADEMY APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES
                                                      MESA, ARIZONA



          MUNICIPAL & EDUCATION                            HEALTHCARE CONSTRUCTION                         MARITIME
          The Municipal & Education Division had another   The Healthcare Construction Division exceeded   Challenges created by the COVID pandemic
          successful sales year, with $165.9 million in sales   its revenue goal in 2022, posting $105.3 against a   continued to delay procurement in the
          against a $125 million budget. The division completed   budget of $91 million. The division achieved sales   Maritime Division, which sold $1.1 million
          the American Leadership Academy (ALA) Applied    of $63.7 compared to a budget of $64 million,   against a $42 million budget. Revenue of $1.37
          Technologies school in Arizona and is continuing   largely from a second opportunity with Orlando   fell short of the $9 million goal. Contribution
          work on the ALA of Lexington, S.C. K-12 Charter   Health. However, contribution of ($379,000) fell   follows with a loss of ($384,000) against a
          School, White Oak Large Mammal Habitat and       below the goal of $2.04 million due to struggles   $722,000 goal. Diversification outside of the
          Jaguars Sports Performance Center projects. These   with escalation and self-perform management   cruise industry remains the focus in 2023.
          helped achieve $148.1 million in revenue against a   on the UHS program and delays in Phase 1 of   HASKELL DESIGN STUDIOS
          $57.3 million goal. The division’s contribution was   the Fairfield Memorial Hospital project.
          $4.72 million, exceeding the $3.51 million goal.                                                 The Haskell Design Studios business unit was
                                                                                                           developed to bring focus on design and planning
                                                             “ What I appreciate about                     pursuits in our public client markets. The division
         “ The Haskell team has been very                     Haskell is their commitment                  sold $587,000 against a $1 million budget. Revenue
          professional and capable and                                                                     of $282,000 fell short of the $500,000 goal.
                                                              and client focus. No                         However, contribution of ($183,000) improved
          exhibits integrity and honesty in all               matter the challenge,                        on a ($200,000) goal. This new business unit is

          aspects of our business relations.”                 I have witnessed their                       transitioning to the Design & Consulting team,
                                                                                                           which will energize and focus its commitment
                                                              unwavering commitment
          JAMES M. WAY, SCHOOLDEV EAST, PRINCIPAL PROJECT MANAGER                                          to these early services for our public clients.
                                                              to helping Baptist Health
   BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER CLAY TOWER                                                                     UHS FREESTANDING EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT (FSED) VALLEY VISTA
   FLEMING ISLAND, FLORIDA                                    achieve our mission of                     NORTH LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
                                                              providing outstanding
                                                              quality health care to our
                                                              collective community.”


                                                              KIMBERLY HANSEN, PE, BAPTIST HEALTH
                                                              SYSTEM, SYSTEM DIRECTOR, CONSTRUCTION
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