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Stronger Together than Apart

2008–2009

Building . Civil . Management Services


1974 1984 1994 2004 2009

2008 Black Construction acquired through merger

2005 Cherry Hill Construction, Inc. acquired

2005 Rudolph and Sletten acquired

2003 James A. Cummings acquired

2000 Tutor named CEO & Chairman, Perini

2009 Keating Building Corporation acquired

2009 Company renamed Tutor Perini Corporation

1997 Ronald N. Tutor joins Perini as COO/Director

2008 Powerco Electric acquired through merger

2008 Tutor-Saliba merges with Perini

2008 Desert Plumbing and Heating acquired through merger

1995 Powerco Electric Corporation founded

1904 1914 1924 1934 1944 1954 1964

1949 First international project

1959 Black Construction Corporation founded

1949 A.G. Tutor Company, Inc. founded

1964 Cherry Hill Sand and Gravel, Co. founded

1981 James A. Cummings, Inc. founded

1976 Keating Building Corporation founded

1959 O.H. Rudolph, General Contractor founded

1894

1894 Company formed by Bonfiglio Perini

1918 Perini and Sons incorporated

1926 First million-dollar project 1961 Perini Corporation stock offered

1977 Desert Plumbing and Heating, Inc. founded

1977 First JV with Tutor-Saliba

1914 Mardian Construction Co. (building) established

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Contents

Building GroupPerini Building Company, Inc. 2Rudolph and Sletten, Inc. 6James A. Cummings, Inc. 10Tutor-Saliba Corporation 14Keating Building Corporation 16

Civil GroupTutor-Saliba Corporation 18Perini Civil Construction 20Cherry Hill Construction, Inc. 22

Management Services Group Perini Management Services, Inc. 24Black Construction Corporation 26

Specialty ServicesDesert Plumbing and Heating, Inc. 28Powerco Electric Corporation 28

Backlog Briefs IBC

Directory of Offices BCManagement Services Group

Civil Group

Building Group

Tutor Perini Corporation

115thAnniversary

In 1894, Bonfiglio Perini understood that joint ventures were a good way to

grow his small civil works company, recognizing that two competing companies

could be stronger together than apart. Through the years, the Company built

long-standing relationships with contractors whose talents complemented its

own. Since 1977, Tutor-Saliba Corporation has been one of those valued joint

venture partners, completing over 35 projects with Perini, with an aggregate

value of $3 billion. Today, 115 years since its founding, Perini Corporation joins

forces—and resources—with Tutor-Saliba, to form Tutor Perini Corporation,

creating one of the most versatile publicly held construction organizations in

the U.S. and performing work throughout the world.


Sheraton Phoenix Downtown Hotel

Phoenix, AZ

The 980-room Sheraton Phoenix

Downtown Hotel is the first hotel to

be built in downtown Phoenix in over

30 years and a cornerstone of the City’s

redevelopment and renewal. At 31

stories tall, the hotel is the largest in

Arizona, designed by Arquitectonica of

Miami, FL and RSP Architects of Tempe,

AZ. The facility features 100,000 square

feet of adjustable meeting space and

a 30,000-square-foot ballroom.

Core competencies and resources enable the Tutor Perini Building Group to meet the needs of specialized

niche markets. Its building operations—Perini Building Company, Inc., Tutor-Saliba Corporation, James A.

Cummings, Inc., Rudolph and Sletten, Inc. and Keating Building Corporation—focus on large, complex projects

with aggressive schedules in the hospitality and gaming, transportation, healthcare, education, corrections and

government markets.

Few companies can match Perini Building Company’s preconstruction services, its subcontractor qualification

process, the efficiency of its field operations, and the beneficial effect of its collaborative, team-centered—

“Building Relationships on Trust”—approach. When the challenging global economy threatened prospects

in the gaming and hospitality market, Perini used its agility and versatility—and the resources of Tutor Perini

Corporation—to succeed in bidding the Terminal 3 Building at McCarran International Airport (see Backlog

Briefs, inside back cover), a major landside aviation project. This ability to respond quickly to shifting markets

and deliver the highest level of performance is a hallmark of the Company.

MGM Grand at Foxwoods Ledyard, CT

The two-million-square-foot MGM Grand at Foxwoods

features 825 rooms; 115,000 square feet of meeting space,

including a 50,000-square-foot ballroom; 4,000-seat theater;

21,000-square-foot spa and 50,000 square feet of gaming

space. Designed by HKS, Inc. of Dallas, the 24-story luxury

hotel is owned by the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation.

Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center Prince Georges County, MD

240-foot-long, 50-ton trusses support the 65,000-square-foot glass roof covering the

18-story atrium at Gaylord National. Designed by Gensler Architecture Design and

Planning, LLC, the AAA Four-Diamond 1,503-room resort located near Washington, D.C.

includes 400,000 square feet of convention space and parking for 2,600 vehicles.

Building Group Perini Building Company, Inc.

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Cosmopolitan Resort & Casino Las Vegas, NV

Designed by Friedmutter Group of Las Vegas and Arquitectonica

of Miami, the two towers of the 3,000-room Cosmopolitan Resort

& Casino are easily distinguished from adjacent CityCenter.

Cosmopolitan also features an 80,000-square-foot casino, 150,000

square feet of meeting space, a 40,000-square-foot spa, 2,000-seat

theater, and a 3,800-car below-grade parking garage.

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Building Group Perini Building Company, Inc.

CityCenter Las Vegas, NV

In 2008, Perini-led construction forces at the 18-million-square-foot

CityCenter, a joint venture of MGM MIRAGE and Dubai World, logged

a total of 17.7 million manhours and placed over 3.7 million square

feet of concrete decking. CityCenter is the largest privately funded

development in the U.S. and aspires to achieve LEED (Leadership in

Energy and Environmental Design) certification from the U.S. Green

Building Council.

1 ARIA Resort & Casino–Pelli Clarke Pelli Associates, New Haven2 Vdara Condo Hotel–Rafael Vinoly/RV Architects LLC, New York3 Veer Towers–Murphy/Jahn, Chicago4 The Harmon Hotel, Spa & Residences–Foster+Partners, London5 Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas–Kohn Pedersen Fox Architects, New York6 The Crystals–Rockwell Group, New York

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“This award solidifies the experience we had working with both Rudolph and Sletten and Carrier Johnson; Rudolph and Sletten has been the

most professional and service-oriented construction company I have worked with. During the construction of the project they demonstrated

their impressive ability to safely maneuver around students and faculty, who were utilizing the same space, while staying on course with great

attention to detail and schedule.”

Leatha J. Elsdon, Senior Project Manager

Facilities, Planning, Design and Construction for California State Polytechnic University, Pomona

In 2008, Rudolph and Sletten was named California’s top hospital builder by California Construction, a McGraw-

Hill publication. The Company specializes in the construction of health care, corporate campuses, educational

institutions, entertainment, pharmaceutical and high-tech projects, and it is ranked as one of the top leaders in

sustainable construction on the West Coast. Since its beginning, Rudolph and Sletten has embraced new ways

to improve collaboration and increase productivity. With its use of 3-D and 4-D Building Information Modeling

(BIM) and Last Planner™, along with its 175 LEED Accredited Professionals in-house, Rudolph and Sletten is

continuing its tradition of bringing value to the customer. Through its unique strategic partnership with Perini

Building Company, Rudolph and Sletten is fast becoming a leading builder of Native American projects.

University of California, San Francisco Cardiovascular Research Institute San Francisco, CA

Rudolph and Sletten is using collaborative methods to build this five-

story, 232,000-square-foot research facility to fight against cardiovascular

diseases. Schedule consensus was obtained early with the use of Last

Planner™ scheduling techniques. Other Lean construction methods

were implemented to improve efficiency and minimize waste, while

Building Information Modeling (BIM) created a visual dialogue between

team members as they strategized to anticipate issues and clear

constraints. The building strategy implemented on this SmithGroup,

Inc.-designed project has broken through barriers that traditionally limit

communication and results.

Building Group Rudolph and Sletten, Inc.

California State Polytechnic University Library Pomona, CA

The Carrier Johnson-designed Cal Poly Pomona Library addition

includes a 104,000 gross-square-foot expansion, a remodel of the

existing three-story structure and improvements of the overall

site and landscape areas. This addition provides needed lecture,

instructional and office space and a 120-seat amphitheater. The

project also corrects structural, mechanical, hazardous material,

ADA accessibility and code-related deficiencies. Rudolph and

Sletten received the Western Council of Construction Consumers’

Distinguished Projects Award for their commitment to excellence

in the areas of quality, cost-efficiency and innovation for this project.

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Pechanga Golf Course Clubhouse Temecula, CA

Rudolph and Sletten returned to

Pechanga Resort & Casino to build a

dramatic 62,000-square-foot clubhouse

for the resort’s 18-hole golf course called

“The Journey”. The Frank Lloyd Wright-

inspired clubhouse, designed by Architects

Delawie Wilkes Rodriques Barker, provides

high-end resort amenities including locker

rooms, a golf pro shop, a restaurant, kitchen

facilities, and outdoor patio seating. The third

level is designed for office administration,

conference rooms and a board room.

Red Hawk Casino Placerville, CA

The 278,000-square-foot facility completed in 2008 features an 88,000-square-foot casino

with 2,100 slot machines and 75 table games; six restaurants; four bars; a gift shop; and a

1.2 million-square-foot, eight-story parking structure with 3,100 parking spaces. Owned

by the Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians and designed by the Cunningham Group

of Minneapolis, MN, Red Hawk Casino is the only casino located on the Highway 50

corridor between Sacramento, CA and Lake Tahoe, NV.

Building Group Rudolph and Sletten, Inc.

Bank of the West Tower at 500 Capitol Mall Sacramento, CA

The Ed Kado-designed Bank of the

West Tower at 500 Capitol Mall is

changing the downtown skyline of

Sacramento. The four-story lobby

with highly-polished Brazilian granite

floors welcomes visitors to a soaring

433,000-square-foot, 25-story building.

Developed by Tsakopoulos Investments,

the building offers an abundant list of

amenities to provide its elite clientele

with a superior business environment.

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James A. Cummings, Inc. is one of Florida’s leading builders, with an exceptional record of performance on

public and private building projects including schools, college and university structures, and municipal facilities,

as well as high-rise residential and high-end retail developments. Representing the Tutor Perini Building Group

in the Southeast U.S., Cummings’ strength lies in its people and their long-standing reputation as collaborative

partners and exceptional builders. Cummings is well prepared to meet the rigors of environmentally-sound

design and construction, leading the construction team on the first state-funded, LEED Platinum Level building

in Florida, the 90,000-square-foot Engineering Complex at Florida Atlantic University. Further, Cummings views

the current economic climate as an opportunity to target military sector projects including Air Force, Army

Corps of Engineers, Navy and Marine Corps. Each branch of the military has substantial construction budgets

for new and renovated facilities. Its alliance with Tutor Perini’s Management Services Group, a global leader

in such work, will most certainly give Cummings an advantage in the Southeast.

Building Group James A. Cummings, Inc.

Palm Beach International Airport Parking Garage West Palm Beach, FL

Designed by Walker Parking Consultants for the Palm Beach County

Department of Airports, this seven-story, 1.4-million-square-foot pre-cast

concrete parking structure included site improvements as well as the

construction of vehicular and pedestrian bridges to tie the garage into an

adjacent parking structure and Airport Terminal. Two elevators and five

stair towers were also constructed. In addition, this project included related

revisions to existing electrical, water and drainage systems as required.

Coconut Grove Residences Fort Lauderdale, FL

This 14-story luxury mid-rise, designed

by JT Architect, Inc. of Boca Raton, was

built on the last piece of developable

private beachfront property in Ft.

Lauderdale, an environmentally

sensitive site with a sea turtle hatchery

and historical seafront dune restoration

requirement. The post tension, cast-

in-place concrete structure has 63

condominiums and 156,500 square feet

of residential build-out. Other amenities

include a rooftop sundeck garden,

3,000-square-foot swimming pool

with private locker room and private

beachfront cabanas.

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“The new Fort Pierce Central High School is a truly wonderful and sound structure that will be enjoyed by future staff and alumni. Our motto is

‘Pride Makes the Difference.’ Truly James A. Cummings takes pride in its work and it is reflected in the final product. Your experience was an asset

and made my job easier.”

John C. Williams, Principal

Fort Pierce Central High School

Fort Pierce Central High School Fort Pierce, FL

This new high school campus project designed by Schenkel Shultz consisted of

2 two-story classroom buildings, a gymnasium/cafeteria/auditorium building, and

a two-story administration/classroom building. The buildings are located around

a central courtyard spread out on a 50-acre site. The structure consists of concrete tilt

wall panels with structural steel and metal decking. The construction of tennis courts,

soccer, football, baseball and softball fields was also included in the project.

Palm Beach Community College Natural Science Building Lake Worth, FL

In March 2008, James A. Cummings, Inc. handed Palm Beach Community College

the keys to their New Science Teaching Facility at the Lake Worth Campus. The New

Science Building is a two-story, 51,000-square-foot building that includes classrooms,

teaching laboratories, a main circulation lobby and multiple offices, including an office

for the Dean and Assistant Dean of Science. Perkins+Will and STH Architectural Group

led the project design team.

Building Group James A. Cummings, Inc.

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Wynn Encore Las Vegas, NV

The 53-story Wynn Encore includes 2,034 guest rooms, a 72,000-square-foot casino, five restaurants, 11 high-end retail stores, a 61,000-square-

foot ultra-luxurious spa, convention facilities, pools, and parking structure. Designed by The Jerde Partnership of Los Angeles, work on this, the

second and tallest tower at the Wynn Las Vegas property, began in April 2006 and was completed in 2008. Wynn Las Vegas has received the

prestigious AAA Five Diamond, Mobil Five Star and the Michelin Guide’s Five Red Pavilion awards.

Phase I, Planet Hollywood Towers Las Vegas, NV

Designed by Morris Architects of Orlando, FL,

the first phase of Planet Hollywood Towers by

Westgate Resorts is a 535-foot-tall, 50-story,

640-unit luxury condominium tower with

approximately 1.7 million square feet of living

space (including 14 exclusive penthouse suites

ranging from 3,000 to 10,000 square feet); an

elevated pool deck; and 30,000 square feet of

meeting space. The 46th floor features a private

swimming pool.

Los Angeles Police Administration Building Los Angeles, CA

The new 500,000-square-foot Police Administration Building designed by AECOM (formerly

DMJM H&N) houses administration and investigative operations, and features large assembly areas

including a Police Commission hearing room, a conference center, a state-of-the-art Compstat

Command Center, a 200-seat cafe, 700-car below-grade parking garage, and a 450-seat auditorium

located outside the building footprint on Main street. A LEED Certified rating from the U.S. Green

Building Council is expected.

Tutor-Saliba’s building operation has a solid portfolio of both public and privately funded developments,

representing some of the nation’s largest and most complicated building projects. Nearly all of these projects

were constructed in an urban environment, on extremely tight sites, and with some of the most sophisticated

and complex systems and equipment. Building projects completed by the Company include gaming and

hospitality developments, landside aviation (for example, the $1.1 billion reconstruction of the San Francisco

International Airport, including terminals, concourses, parking garages, consolidate rental car center, and transit

stations and guideways), health care, education, municipal, commercial, and entertainment facilities such as

sports venues and convention centers. Preconstruction services assure clients that budgets are validated, cost

and schedule efficiencies are realized, and maximum value is achieved. By using its experience, the Company

resolves project concerns long before they impact construction.

Building Group Tutor-Saliba Corporation

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IRS Campus Project Philadelphia, PA

In August 2007, GSA and the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) signed a

Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that paved the way for

redevelopment of the historic Post Office building at 30th and Market

streets into a new, consolidated campus for the IRS in Philadelphia.

The facility, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, will be

renovated into modern offices to meet the evolving needs of the IRS.

When complete in 2010, this 863,000-square-foot facility will house

nearly 5,000 IRS employees in modern Class A office space. The IRS

Campus Project consolidates several IRS occupied leased facilities,

predominately located in Northeast Philadelphia.

Rivers Casino Pittsburgh, PA

Keating is building Rivers Casino, located in the North Shore area of Pittsburgh near the confluence

of the Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio rivers. Designed by Strada Architecture of Pittsburgh, the

casino will cover 450,000 square feet, featuring 100,000 square feet of gaming space. In addition, the

facility will house a 450-seat buffet, a 250-seat casual-dining restaurant, a 150-seat steakhouse, and four

casino bars and lounges. Scope of work also includes a nine-story, 1.3-million-square-foot parking garage

with 3,800 spaces.

Building Group Keating Building Corporation

Based in Philadelphia and covering the major construction markets of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states,

Keating Building Corporation has grown since its founding in 1976 to be consistently ranked among the top

U.S. contractors by Engineering News-Record. As a general contracting, construction management and design-

build firm, its strong in-house resources include mechanical, electrical and civil-estimating divisions, CPM

scheduling and value-engineering analysis. Keating’s in-house capabilities also include pre-construction

planning, phasing and scheduling, constructibility review, value-engineering analysis, construction

administration and post-occupancy services. Sophisticated accounting controls, reporting and scheduling

techniques are in place to ensure that the financial interests of its clients are protected, and are designed with

flexibility in mind to create client-responsive reporting to owners and managers. Acquired by Perini in early

2009, Keating has a history of successfully completed corporate campuses, gaming, hospitality, education,

pharmaceutical and institutional projects.

Pennsylvania Convention Center Expansion Philadelphia, PA

Designed by Vitetta/TVS&A for the Pennsylvania Convention Center Authority, the expansion of the existing Convention Center will add nearly

one million square feet of new construction. Working under two competitively bid contracts, Keating is responsible for caissons and grade beam

foundations,structural concrete superstructure, structural steel, demolition of the west wall of the existing facility, and new sewer and storm water

work. Scope of work also includes exterior wall systems, structural curtain wall, roofing, vertical transportation systems, mechanical, electrical and

fire protection systems, and interior finishes. A new 57,000-square-foot ballroom will be the largest convention center ballroom on the East Coast.

There will also be 260,000 square feet of new exhibition space and 63,000 square feet of additional meeting space.

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LAX Runway and Taxiway Replacement Los Angeles, CA

At Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), Tutor-Saliba

constructed an 11,000-foot-long by 200-foot-wide runway and

10,000-foot-long by 100-foot-wide taxiway, including the removal

and replacement of existing deteriorated concrete runway and

taxiway pavement, and installation of NAVAID systems, signage

and lighting systems, airfield pavement markings, storm drains,

and other related runway/taxiway intersection improvements.

In 2008, Tutor-Saliba joined forces with Perini Corporation, creating a powerhouse organization with a combined

total of 165 years of civil construction experience. Once joint venture partners, the two companies have now

become one and serve as the foundation of the Civil Group of the new Tutor Perini Corporation.

While known as Tutor-Saliba Corporation, the Company was consistently ranked among the top civil works

contractors in the U.S. by Engineering News-Record, with an emphasis on transportation projects. For over

50 years, the Company’s chief asset was its ability to perform sophisticated and challenging public works

construction and engineering projects—alone or in joint venture—such as highways, bridges, tunnels, transit,

railroad, ports & harbors, and airside aviation. In addition, Tutor-Saliba excelled in water and wastewater projects

such as treatment plants, conveyance, and dams. Its record of performance on a broad spectrum of civil works

projects, exceptional technical staff and field supervisory personnel, and extensive equipment fleets (one of the

largest in the U.S.) pre-eminently qualified it to pursue complex, multi-faceted public works assignments.

I-80 West Approach to Bay Bridge San Francisco, CA

Completed seven months ahead of schedule, construction of this multi-stage project (to minimize disruptions

to 280,000 vehicles per day) included removal and replacement of a one-mile section of freeway linking

San Francisco to the Bay Bridge. Parallel concrete decks transition into a double-deck configuration as drivers

approach the West Span of the Bay Bridge. Instead of one foundation system supporting the upper and lower

decks, both decks now have their own independent column and foundation support system, making the

West Approach seismically sound.

Civil Group Tutor-Saliba Corporation

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Tappan Zee Bridge Deck Replacement Westchester County, NY

In 2008, Perini, in joint venture with Tutor-Saliba

Corporation, continued the rehabilitation of the west

deck truss and main span of the Tappan Zee Bridge

in Westchester County, NY under an accelerated

schedule, setting 1,080 of 1,092 planned pre-cast

deck panels, replacing 40% of the three-mile bridge’s

existing and worn decking. Construction of new

bridge joints on the main span and west deck truss

sections is underway. The project was recognized

by the American Society of Civil Engineers, Lower

Hudson Valley Branch, as its “Project of the Year.”

Route 9 Reconstruction Peekskill, NY

Perini is replacing four bridges along Route 9, including

a six-span steel structure that is also being realigned to

improve safety. The scope of work includes replacing and

raising the Main Street Bridge over Route 9, which currently

restricts many vehicles from using the right lane. 2.5 miles

of highway will be widened to accommodate additional

lanes, requiring tightly controlled rock blasting operations.

The New York State Department of Transportation project

will also include new curbs, sidewalks, closed drainage

systems, sanitary sewers, water mains, and retaining walls.

In the Northeast, Tutor Perini’s Civil Group, represented by Perini Civil Construction of Peekskill, NY, is focused

on large urban infrastructure repair, rehabilitation and replacement projects in metropolitan New York, New

Jersey and East Coast locations. Aging critical infrastructure, increasing densities of urban and suburban areas,

and above-capacity traffic flows are driving the need and legislative appropriations for transportation projects

such as highways and bridges and mass transit—projects upon which the Company has built much of its

outstanding reputation. Water, sewer and waste treatment facilities are also well suited to the Company’s

experience and resources. The merger with Tutor-Saliba Corporation in 2008 increased the Company’s overall

bonding capacity and financial strength, and combined complementary assets and technical expertise, creating

one of the most versatile civil contracting teams in the nation.

Civil Group Perini Civil Construction

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I-95 General-Purpose and Express Toll Lanes, Section 100 Baltimore County, MD

Cherry Hill has been awarded two contracts by the Maryland Transportation Authority to

reconstruct portions of I-95 and I-895. The Company recently completed a 1.2-mile section

of the interstate highway that featured a new six-span 1,424-foot-long bridge on I-895

northbound. The Company is presently reconstructing and widening a two-mile section

of I-95, creating two 12-foot-wide express toll lanes (ETL) and four general-purpose lanes in

each direction. Once complete, motorists will have the option of using the general-purpose

lanes at no cost or paying a toll to use the ETLs.

Headquartered in Jessup (Baltimore), MD, Cherry Hill Construction represents the Tutor Perini Civil Group in the

Mid-Atlantic States (predominantly Maryland, District of Columbia, and Virginia) and Florida, and specializes in

excavation and earthmoving, foundations, paving and the repair and replacement of time-worn infrastructure.

For nearly 40 years, the Company has completed complex projects for federal, state and local public works

agencies and private industry under competitively bid, negotiated and design-build contracts. Cherry Hill self

performs much of its work and together with other members of the Tutor Perini Civil Group boasts one of

the largest heavy construction equipment fleets and equipment maintenance operations on the East Coast.

Cherry Hill’s operations emphasize innovation, aggressive job completion schedules, and high expectations

of supervisory and management performance.

The widening of I-95 in Baltimore County, MD is

a study in traditional road building techniques

and the manpower and equipment resources to

succeed in civil construction. Tie-back reinforced

SOE (support of excavation) soldier beam and

lagging walls were built to heights exceeding

30 feet to hold back the slope beneath a

residential neighborhood to make room to drive

piles and construct steel reinforced, poured-

in-place concrete footings and retaining walls.

Sound barriers and utility relocations are major

components of the contract.

Civil Group Cherry Hill Construction, Inc.

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“I was struck repeatedly by the number and variety of challenges your team faced and overcame. The Perini team had decided, quite obviously,

that you were going to press through any obstacles and get the job done. As a result, the Navy and Marine Corps received an exceptional facility.

I would count it a privilege to work together in the future.”

Ronald F. Kramps, PE, Commander

Civil Engineer Corps, US Navy, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune

Large Administration Facility USACE TAC, Camp Victory, Iraq

Perini is leading a team for the design and construction of a two-story, 72,452-square-foot

pre-engineered administrative building to accommodate 725 personnel at Camp Victory, Iraq.

The building has a “built-in” protective blast roof and reinforced CMU exterior walls. This is the

first application of incorporating this type of roof into a new building. The Perini design-build

team had previously developed the roof system as stand alone structures to cover existing

facilities, in close coordination with the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers. The project scope includes

HVAC systems, communications system, electrical, water, sanitary and site improvements. It also

involves demolition of two existing buildings on site.

Perini Management Services, Inc. offers highly specialized construction management and design-build services

throughout the world. The Company delivers the resources of the entire Tutor Perini organization to agencies

of the U.S. government, multinational corporations and sureties in North America and overseas. Its unique

capacity to execute competitively bid, multi-year, multi-trade task order and ID/IQ (Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite

Quantity) contracts requiring critical planning and logistics, rapid deployment, partnering and team leadership,

differentiates it from its competitors. In addition, contract completion assignments, offered by sureties as a result

of contractor failures, continue to contribute to the Company’s reputation and backlog.

Since 2005, the Company has pioneered fast-track overhead force protection systems in Iraq, building more than

two million square feet of blast-resistant structures over high-density gathering facilities. Other design-build

assignments led by the Company in 2008 included critical infrastructure projects such as water and POL storage

tanks, and temporary housing and support facilities for the U.S. Department of State in Iraq. Perini is also leading

a design-build team to repair the South Runway at Andersen AFB in Guam under its SATOC (Single Award Task

Order Contract) contract with Air Force Civil Engineering Support Agency (see Black Construction, page 26).

ManagementServices Group

Perini Management Services, Inc.

Design-Build Fuel Facility COB Speicher, Iraq

Perini was the prime contractor for this design-build project to construct a fuel facility at a remote location

in Iraq. Perini provided design coordination, scheduling, procurement, logistics, financial and construction

management including quality control, site supervision, safety and subcontractor management. The project

included design, procurement and construction of nine above-ground fuel storage tanks. Associated

infrastructure included containment dikes, aggregate roadways, concrete truck loading/unloading stands,

blast walls, and security fencing. The project was substantially completed five weeks ahead of schedule.

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Throughout the Western Pacific, Black Construction Corporation has a successful history of construction projects

which encompass multi-discipline and project management requirements in civil, structural, architectural,

mechanical and electrical engineering. This long and proven history has provided Black with invaluable

knowledge and a reputation of an unwavering commitment to project safety, quality product of the highest

standards through its excellence in estimating, engineering, scheduling and construction expertise.

The climate in this part of the world is extraordinarily demanding on equipment, materials and people. The

logistics of each project require detailed planning as all products, with the exception of certain rock materials,

have to be imported. Black’s success lies in its self-sufficiency. The Company has developed a keen ability to

manage and resource every aspect of a project “in-house” from earthworks to advanced telecommunication

installations. In 2009, Black is performing as subcontractor to a design-build team led by Perini Management

Services, Inc. to repair the South Runway at Andersen Air Force Base in Guam, involving the removal and

replacement of an existing 11,185-foot x 200-foot runway. An on-site central batch plant, with a capacity of

250 cubic yards of concrete per hour, was erected specifically for this project.

Fitness, Health and Wellness Center Andersen Air Force Base, Guam

94% of the work on this design-build project was

performed by Black Construction. The building,

completed in 2007, is constructed of a conventional

concrete foundation, concrete slab-on-grade,

pre-cast reinforced concrete walls/columns/beams,

and pre-cast concrete roof planks with concrete

topping. The gymnasium roof is structural steel/metal

deck topped with concrete. On top of the concrete

topping of the gymnasium is architectural metal

roofing. The entire building is being designed to

meet 190 mph wind loads. The windows are impact

resistant meeting both county requirements and

military force protection design parameters.

ManagementServices Group

Black Construction Corporation

Alpha and Bravo Wharf Improvements Commander Naval Region Marianas Polaris Point, Guam

Wharf improvements at Naval Base Guam

provide the U.S. Navy with the capability to

host its newest guided missile class (SSGN)

submarines. The project, designed by Wilson

Okamoto of Hawaii, was awarded to Black in

2006 and completed in 2008. Scope of work

included dredging of the channel and turn

basin at inner Apra Harbor, strengthening

existing wharf foundations, extending

the wharf as well as upgrading the fire

protection, lighting, anchoring and water

distribution systems. The improved wharves

can also accommodate ships as large as the

Ticonderoga class cruiser. Requirements

and funding for the project were developed

by Naval Facilities Engineering Command

(NAVFAC) Pacific in Hawaii, and executed and

managed in Guam by NAVFAC Marianas. The

ASCE Hawaii presented the project its 2008

Outstanding Engineering Achievement Award.

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Backlog Briefs

Terminal 3 Building, McCarran International Airport Las Vegas, NV

The Company’s vertical integration strategy—to provide construction services from the ground up,

including excavation, support of excavation, concrete forming and placement, steel erection, and

mechanical and electrical services—is at work at the new, $1.2 billion, 609,000-square-foot Terminal

3 Building at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas. Designed by Tate Snyder Kimsey of Las

Vegas, the project features 14 gates (eight for domestic traffic and six swing gates for international

flights). The Terminal 3 Building will be self-contained with its own central plant facilities, roadways,

parking garage, ticket counters and baggage claim areas. The new terminal will have an automated

underground tram connecting it to the D Concourse, built by the Company in 2005.

Mohegan Sun–Casino of the Wind Uncasville, CT

Keating was chosen by the Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority as construction manager of the

64,000-square-foot Casino of the Wind. Designed by The Rockwell Group of New York, the project

features a new high-end 12,500-square-foot Poker Room, as well as the addition of more than 900

slot machines with integral High Limit, PlayersClub and Table Game areas. In 2002, Perini Building

Company completed a 4.9 million-square-foot expansion of the Mohegan Sun.

New Inpatient Tower, Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, CA

Rudolph and Sletten is building the New Inpatient Tower at Children’s Hospital in Los Angeles.

Designed by the Los Angeles office of Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architects, the new, seven-story,

603,000-square-foot inpatient tower includes a three-level below-grade parking facility.

Specialty Services Desert Plumbing and Heating, Inc. and Powerco Electric Corporation

The merger of the assets and resources of Tutor Saliba and Perini in 2008—including several specialty

contractors owned by Tutor-Saliba—has enabled the Company as a whole to adopt a vertical integration

strategy, that is, to self perform as much of the scope of work on any given project as possible with in-house

forces, providing construction services on projects from the ground up.

Powerco Electric Corporation

Acquired by Tutor-Saliba Corporation in 2007, Powerco Electric

Corporation of Sylmar, CA performs specialized construction work

related to the design, installation, and maintenance of electrical systems,

and is licensed in California and Nevada. Powerco is a pioneer in the

implementation of three-dimensional AutoCAD MEP coordination

drawings on ongoing projects including the UCLA Santa Monica

Orthopedic Replacement Hospital, the new LAPD Administration

Building in downtown Los Angeles (see Tutor-Saliba Building), and

major projects at UCLA, USC and high school facilities for the

Los Angeles Unified School District.

Now referred to as “Building Information Modeling” or BIM, Powerco’s

engineering and detailing staff has led the 3D charge on these

projects, and has developed numerous innovative conduit rack layout

and support methods to maximize available coordination space in

congested areas for other trades while improving electrical productivity.

PEC has also implemented state-of-the-art procurement, prefabrication

and pre-packaging procedures from its new 33,000-square-foot

warehouse facility, resulting in reduced material storage congestion

at jobsites and improved field productivity.

Desert Plumbing & Heating Company

Desert Plumbing & Heating Company (DP&H) has grown from a

residential and tenant improvement contracting firm in 1977 to a

highly respected commercial plumbing/mechanical design contracting

firm. Licensed in Nevada and California, DP&H performs plumbing and

heating services for commercial, industrial, transportation, gaming and

hospitality, and residential condominium projects. The Company offers

installation, preconstruction, design and engineering services for a broad

range of clients, primarily in Las Vegas Valley and Southern Nevada.

A critical component of Tutor Perini Corporation’s vertical integration

strategy, Desert Plumbing & Heating was the successful low bidder and

was awarded subcontracts on several Tutor Perini projects including

CityCenter, the new Terminal 3 Building at McCarran International Airport,

and Planet Hollywood Westgate Towers in 2008.

JFK International Airport Runway 13R-31L

Tutor Perini Civil Group has been awarded the

Rehabilitation and Reconstruction of Runway

13R-31L at JFK International Airport. At 14,572

feet long, the runway is one of the longest

runways in the nation and handles about one-

third of the airport’s annual operations, including

half of all departures from JFK. Work will include

widening and lengthening the runway and

associated improvements to accommodate the

world’s largest commercial aircraft.

2006-2008 Diversity Contracts Exceed $1 Billion

Tutor Perini Corporation strives to maximize the participation of minority-owned, women-

owned and disadvantaged business enterprises. At the heart of the Company’s diversity

initiative is a comprehensive approach to mentoring and educating MBE/WBE/DBE

businesses about the complexities and demands of working with large construction

companies on sophisticated projects. Over a three-year period (2006-2008), Tutor Perini

Corporation subsidiaries have subcontracted well over $1 billion of work to MBE/WBE/DBE

firms on privately and publicly funded projects in the U.S.

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2008–2009 Second Century Project Management: Field CommunicationsCreative: Beagan DesignPrincipal Photography: Charles Field, Jr.Printing: Kirkwood Printing

Photo/Rendering Credits Sheraton Phoenix Exterior: Courtesy of Owner Sheraton Interior: Robert Berger Photography Las Vegas Aerials: Aerotech Specialists, Inc.UCSF Cardiovascular Research Institute: SmithGroup, Inc.Bank of the West Tower at 500 Capitol Mall: E.M. Kado AssociatesPechanga Golf Course Clubhouse: RMA Architectural PhotographyCalifornia State Polytechnic University Library: RMA Architectural PhotographyLos Angeles Police Administration Building: ©2009, David LenaTerminal 3 Building: PGAL (Pierce Goodwin Alexander & Linville)Children’s Hospital Los Angeles: Warren Aerial

Building Group

Mark A. CaspersExecutive Vice PresidentCEO, Building Group

Perini Building Company, Inc.Craig W. ShawPresident & Chief Executive Officer2955 North Green Valley ParkwayHenderson, NV 89014Telephone: (702) 792-9209

Phoenix Office360 East Coronado RoadPhoenix, AZ 85004(602) 256-6777

Tutor-Saliba Corporation15901 Olden StreetSylmar, CA 91342Telephone: (818) 362-8391

James A. Cummings, Inc.William R. DerrerPresident & Chief Executive Officer3575 Northwest 53rd StreetFort Lauderdale, FL 33309Telephone: (954) 733-4211

West Palm Beach Office1475 Centrepark Boulevard, Suite 130West Palm Beach, FL 33401Telephone: (561) 655-1982

Central Florida Office5337 Millenia Lakes Boulevard, Suite 140Orlando, FL 32839Telephone: (321) 939-0583

Rudolph and Sletten, Inc.Martin B. SisemorePresident & Chief Executive Officer1600 Seaport Boulevard, Suite 350Redwood City, CA 94063-5575Telephone: (650) 216-3610

Sacramento Regional Office1504 Eureka Road, Suite 200Roseville, CA 95660Telephone: (916) 781-8001

Los Angeles/Orange County Regional Office16851 Hale AvenueIrvine, CA 92606Telephone: (949) 252-1919

San Diego Regional Office10955 Vista Sorrento Parkway, Suite 100San Diego, CA 92130Telephone: (858) 259-6262

Keating Building CorporationDaniel J. Keating IIIPresident & Chief Executive Officer1600 Arch Street, Suite 300Philadelphia, PA 19103-2028Telephone: (610) 668-4100

Washington D.C. Area Office1016 North Highland StreetArlington, VA 22201Telephone: (703) 778-5100

Keating Project Development, Inc.Dennis A. Martin President1600 Arch StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19103-2028Telephone: (610) 668-4100

Civil Group

James A. FrostExecutive Vice PresidentCEO, Civil Group

Tutor-Saliba CorporationJames A. FrostExecutive Vice President15901 Olden StreetSylmar, CA 91342Telephone: (818) 362-8391

Tutor Perini CivilJames M. LaingPresident1022 Lower South StreetPeekskill, NY 10566Telephone: (914) 739-1908

Cherry Hill Construction, Inc.Kevin J. WoodsGeneral Manager8211 Washington BoulevardJessup, MD 20794-0356Telephone: (410) 799-3577

Management Services Group

Robert BandPresidentCEO, Management Services Group

Perini Management Services, Inc.Paul E. LloydSenior Vice President and General Manager73 Mt. Wayte AvenueFramingham, MA 01701Telephone: (508) 628-2000

Black Construction CorporationLeonard K. KaaeSenior Vice President & General ManagerP.O. Box 24667GMF, Guam 96921Telephone: (671) 646-4861

Specialty Services

Powerco Electric Corp.Mark S. FischbachPresident15870 Olden StreetSylmar, CA 91342Telephone: (818) 884-1166 Ext 283

Desert Plumbing & Heating Company, Inc.Derrick HodsonPresident4475 West Quail Ave. Las Vegas, NV 89118Telephone: (702) 873-7333

Stronger Together than Apart: SafetyThe companies of Tutor Perini Corporation share a common

history of being strong proponents of safe work practices

on all of its project sites. More than an expectation, Tutor

Perini’s corporate commitment to safety is a strategic part of

the Company’s goal to set new standards of performance.

Each subsidiary and business unit has developed safe work

programs that are considered to be among the best in their

respective markets—building, civil and management services.

Being strong leaders in occupational safety and health is

fundamental to Tutor Perini’s success.

When the opportunity arose for the Company to work

with Nevada OSHA to promote new legislation requiring

construction workers to attend OSHA safety and health

training courses, it instinctively assumed a leadership role.

Signed into law June 3, 2009 by Nevada Governor Jim

Gibbons, the legislation was a collaborative effort between

the Company and the 17 affiliated unions of the Southern

Nevada Building and Construction Trades Council. The law

requires hourly construction workers to attend the OSHA

10-Hour Safety and Health course and supervisors to

complete the OSHA 30-Hour training class. Several of the

Company’s safety professionals earned instructor’s credentials

from OSHA, and have been actively training hourly workers

and supervisory teams for the past year.

Tutor Perini’s enduring reputation as one of the industry’s

safest contractors is built on a continuous focus on improving

safety to ensure the well being of its workforce.

Richard J. Rizzo Senior Business Development Executive(702) 792-9209

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