WWW.IRWINLEIGHTON.COM IRWIN AND LEIGHTON FALL 2015

The US economy con nues to show increasing strength as we move through 2015. This upward trend is a posi ve sign for Irwin & Leighton and the construc on industry as a whole. Recent ar cles from ENR also report an up ck in Architectural and Engineering billings so far in 2015. This is a very strong indicator for the construc on industry as we head into 2016 as construc on ac vi es typically trail architectural & engineering by 6-12 months. As for Irwin & Leighton, thus far in 2015, we have seen increased ac vity across all major sectors. Our Educa onal Sector remains very strong as Colleges and Universi es con nue to upgrade facili es in order to a ract new students. Healthcare has grown into a par cular strength for our organiza on as hospital and assisted living networks con nue to expand their services to surrounding communi- es and upgrade exis ng loca ons in order to compete for residents/pa ents. The Corporate market con nues through a

prolonged upgrade cycle, and a resurgence in the Retail Sector has also occurred in 2015 as major retailers look to expand opera ons in select areas while strategically closing other less profi table loca ons. As we head towards the end of 2015, our focus is on excellent performance for our current customers and expanding our back log for 2016. Overall, we expect 2015 to be an improvement over 2014, and given con nued ex-cellent performance going forward, 2016 can be even be er!

PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS COMMUNITY REMINDERS/NEWS

Wal-MartX-fi nity Live!20 years with Princeton Fire Alarms

New HiresCommunity InvolvementSave the Dates

BirthdaysHolidaysAnnouncements

Goodbye Summer!

A Message From President & CEO, Travis Gedney

The Hotel Strand, Atlantic City, NJ

CURRENT BIDS/ PROPOSALSSears, Rockaway, NJ

HInterior Renovation

Princeton University, Princeton, NJHChildcare Center

Educational Testing Service, Princeton, NJHCHauCHC_CChauncey Conference Center Renovations

Kearsley Rehab Facility, Glassboro, NJHNew Addition & Renovation

lArt Institute of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA

Interior Renovations

Saint Joseph’s University, Philadelphia, PASaint Joseph’s Data Center Renovation

PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS

Lockheed Martin, Camden, NJL3 Opps

Princeton University, Princeton, NJ Butler Tract Demolition

St. Luke’s Health Network, Phillipsburg, NJHillcrest - Wellness Center

St. Luke’s Health Network, Warren, NJEmergency Department Nursing

Georgian Court University, Lakewood, NJClassroom Renovations and HVAC Upgrades

RECENTLY AWARDED PROJECTS

PROJECTS IN PRECONSTRUCTION

Wal-Mart, Mt. Laurel, NJNew Wal-Mart store

Penn State University, State College, PANew North Hall

Princeton University, Princeton, NJDillon Gymnasium Renovation

Princeton University, Princeton, NJ2015/2016 Fire Alarm Upgrades

Nordstrom Rack, King of Prussia, PAStore Renovation

St. Luke’s Warren Hospital, Warren, NJRoseberry Offi ces

In 1994 Irwin and Leighton was selected by Princeton University for their phased “Summer” Fire Alarm System upgrade

project. Since 1994 we have been hon-ored to be a part of 20 years of related Fire Alarm and Fire Protection upgrades to both residential and academic build-ings on Princeton’s campus. Because the overall majority of the buildings were res-idence halls, all work was required to

CELEBRATING 20 YEARS OF “SUMMER” PROJECTS FOR PRINCETON UNIVERSITY

be completed over the summer months of June-August as the buildings must be ready for the students to arrive for each new academic year. We are proud to say that after 20 years our involvement con-tinues with the Fire Alarm Replacement Project! Every member of the Irwin & Leighton team throughout the years has played a vital role in cultivating this long standing relationship. We should all

be proud to have been actively involved on site in some manner over the last 20 years and to have called Princeton Uni-versity a valuable customer for over 60 years! The continued outstanding per-formance and hard work by every Irwin & Leighton team member will hopefully bring us another 60 years with Princeton!

Butler CollegeLourie- Love Hall

Walker HallUpper Class Dorms

Wilson CollegeNew Graduate College

1938 1939

35 University PlaceCampbell Hall

Witherspoon HallClappDod

Wyman HouseBrown Hall

Dodge-OsbornGauss

Laughlin Hall 1903

Henry HallPyne Hall

2 Dickinson Street11 Dickinson Street

Joline HallBlair-Buyers Hall

WalkerWright Patton

19151937

SELECT FIRE ALARM PROJECTS ON PRINCETON’S CAMPUS OVER THE

LAST 20 YEARS

Project TeamProject Offi cer: Greg Waller

Project Manager: Mike HornbergerEstimator: Ian Kelly

Superintendent: Randy LaCosteProject Accountant: Steve Miller

Project Secretary: Jennifer Tull

Irwin & Leighton has been busy over the past few months ren-ovating Philadelphia’s Xfi nity Live! at the corner of 11th Street and Pattison Avenue. Renovations included a new restaurant

1100 Social by highly acclaimed chef Jason Cichonski as well as a new landscaped outdoor patio with multiple fi repits and cov-ered and heated dining areas. An exterior beer garden has been added at Victory Beer Hall that includes a glass and steel out-door bar structure as well as additional seating and fi re pits. PBR Bar also received cosmetic upgrades to the lighting, seating and fi nishes. All new areas are recently opened!

XFINITY LIVE!Philadelphia, PA

Irwin and Leighton completed the renovation to Dixon House at Cabrini College earlier this Spring. The reno-vation of the residence hall included mold remediation

and a complete renovation of the existing HVAC system, replacement fan coil units, lighting and upgrades to all fi nishes throughout including bathroom upgrades and the addition of two new ADA bathrooms. The project ar-chitect was JTA Associates and the Engineer was Entech Engineering.

CABRINI COLLEGERadnor, PA

Project TeamProject Offi cer: Greg Waller

Project Manager: Dan McColloughEstimator: Rob Nejman

Superintendent: Rick CoalsonProject Accountant: Stephen Miller

Project Secretary:Cheryl Reape

ST. LUKE’S - HILLCRESTPhillipsburg, NJ

Irwin & Leighton recently completed an 11,500 SF expansion/fi t-out for a new Physical Therapy Treatment Center at St. Luke’s Warren Hospital- Hillcrest location. The project included

new doctor’s offi ces, exam rooms, x-ray suite and labs. Irwin & Leighton has also just begun construction on the new Hillcrest Wellness Center scheduled for Grand Opening in mid-Novem-ber 2015.

Project TeamProject Manager: Dan Sabatino

Estimator: Jay ProssackProject Superintendent: Rick Shander

Project Accountant: Tammy Schaff erProject Secretary: Jennifer Tull

Irwin & Leighton recently completed a 9 week renova-tion of the Asian Arts Facility located at 1219 Vine Street in Philadelphia. The project entailed subdividing the 1st

fl oor into studio space for the Philadelphia Mural Arts Program and offi ces for the Asian Arts Initiative. The third fl oor was renovated to provide offi ces and meeting space for the Philadelphia Young Playwrights. The renovation in-cluded creating new stairs, an additional restroom, new lighting and a complete replacement of the existing me-chanical, electrical, tele data and sprinkler systems

ASIAN ARTS INITIATIVEPhiladelphia, PA

Project TeamProject Offi cer: Greg Waller

Project Manager: Mike HornbergerEstimator: Ian Kelly

Project Superintendent: Ken Scarborough (PVB)Project Accountant: Bernie Saemmer

Project Secretary: Cheryl Reape

Project TeamProject Offi cer: Greg Waller

Project Manager: Dan McCulloughAssistant PM: Steve Vincent

Estimator: Rob NejmanProject Superintendent: Bob Reinert & John Keough

Project Accountant: Bernie SaemmerProject Secretary: Cheryl Reape

Irwin and Leighton recently completed construction of a new 180,000 SF Walmart Supercenter in Eldersburg, MD. The proj-ect served as a “relocation” for an existing Walmart from sever-

al miles away to the new Eldersburg Commons Shopping Cen-ter. The new store features a full service auto center along with a pharmacy and vision center. I&L worked with the Wal Mart Team and Massa Multimedia Architecture and Henderson Engineers to successfully complete this project.

WAL-MARTEldersburg, MD

Construction of the new 165, 000 SF Walmart Su-percenter is well underway! This project is part of the new Valley Gate Shopping Center at the inter-

section of Route 611 and Valley Gate Drive in Warrington, PA. The exterior and roof of the building are complete and the interior construction of the offi ces, grocery and main sales fl oor are underway. I&L is working closely with Wal-Mart Team and the project architect & engineer, Perry Petrillo Architects and the Engineers, Henderson Engineers, Inc. Grand Opening for the new store is slated for January 21, 2016.

WAL-MARTWarrington , PA

Project TeamProject Offi cer: Greg Waller

Project Manager: Dan McCulloughAssistant PM: Steve Vincent

Estimator: Jim LombardiProject Superintendent: John Purshock &

Milton Warrell, Jr. Project Accountant: Bernie Saemmer

Project Secretary: Cheryl Reape

WAYNE GRIFFIESPosition: Project SuperintendentExperience: 27 yearsCurrent I&L Project: Sears WGFavorite Vacation Spot: Key West, FLHobby: HuntingPersonal Hero: My Uncle Wayne

RANDY LACOSTEPosition: Project SuperintendentExperience: 31 yearsCurrent I&L Project: Xfi nity Live!Favorite Vacation Spot: Near a beachHobby: Being with familyPersonal Hero: My father

SEAN SALLYPosition: Project SuperintendentExperience: 20 yearsCurrent I&L Project: Lockheed MartinFavorite Vacation Spot: TexasHobby: Working around the housePersonal Hero: My father

KATIE STONEPosition: Marketing ManagerExperience: 4+ yearsFavorite Vacation Spot: Outer BanksHobby: Paddle boardingPersonal Hero: My father & mother

CHUCK ROTHPosition: Project SuperintendentExperience: 30+ yearsCurrent I&L Project: Sears WGFavorite Vacation Spot: EuropeHobby: Cultural EnrichmentPersonal Hero: Albert Einstein, Peter Gabriel, Salvador Dali

MILTON WARRELLPosition: Project SuperintendentExperience: 40+ yearsCurrent I&L Project: Wal-Mart,WarringtonFavorite Vacation Spot: Ocean CityHobby: Being with my grandkidsPersonal Hero: My children

WELCOME TO IRWIN & LEIGHTON!

Eff ective June 1, 2015, Dan McCullough was promoted to Se-nior Project Manager. Dan fi rst came to Irwin & Leighton as a project manager fi ve years ago. His fi rst project with the

company was the Fallston, MD Wal-Mart project and he contin-ues working with them today at the Warrington, PA and Elders-burg, MD locations. Over the years Dan has worked with numer-ous clients including St. Joseph’s University, Lockheed Martin, Cabrini College, Drexel University, Lowe’s Home Improvement and many more. We are proud to have him on our team as he is the perfect example of Irwin & Leighton’s Mission Statement and Core Values. Congratulations, Dan!

IRWIN AND LEIGHTON IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE PROMOTION OF DAN MCCULLOUGH TO SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER!

NEWS

According to Dodge Data and Analytics, the U.S. construction industry will rise 9% to $612 billion over the next year, trounc-ing 2014’s 5% gain to $564 billion. But the face of these construction companies and how they do business is changing rapidly. 2015 brings big changes to the construc-tion industry and the trends marked here are the start to a new era in construction.

1Construction companies will con-tinue to ditching paper. Many com-panies will continue switching over

to construction management software with document management capabili-ties- making companies more ‘green’ and saving some up to $5,000 per year.

2Mobile apps with geo-fencing will boom in popularity. A geo-fence is a virtual barrier. It uses GPS to track

where an object is. With so many contrac-tors relying on time-tracking software to fi gure out what to pay whom, geo-fenc-ing apps are particularly helpful especial-ly when it comes to mobile tracking of timesheets eliminating the need for man-ual entry of time sheets when you are on the job.

2015 TRENDS IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

33D printing will make its way onto more construction sites. With more fi rms focusing on green construc-

tion, cost-conscious managers will con-tinue turning to this tool. It is expected that 3D printers will actually increase 101% in 2015 alone. This being said, the industry is always careful with new tech-nology so we shouldn’t expect a full ad-aptation right away but most defi nitely within the decade.

4More commercial contracts will be green. Green building is trendy and cost-eff ective. According to

McGraw-Hill Construction, up to 48% of nonresidential building projects will be green. That’s $145 billion opportunity for construction fi rms. While there is skep-tism that LEED will keep dominating the green space, many fi rms will turn to green construction management software to help please their eco-conscious clients.

5Mico-apartment contracts will boom. Want to live in a closet? Many Millennials and Generation Yers ac-

tually do contributing to the rise of micro apartments.

Across the country, these tiny dwellings are fi nally gaining approval from city planners- which means more contracts for commercial builders.

6 The sharing economy will grow for the latest-model heavy equipment. According to a new whitepaper

called ‘Tech Innovations Drive Increases In Heavy Equipment Leases and Rentals,’ heavy construction equipment will in-creasinly be shared between construction companies. Expect more construction companies to share their forklifts, wheel loaders, and compact truck loaders over the next year. And as more construction companies follow the EPA’s initiative to do away with old Tier IV machinery, new equipment, like compliant heavy forklifts and excavators, will start joining in the the rental construction economy as well.

(Source: http://blog.capterra.com/top-six-construction-trends-2015/ Written by: Rachel Burger)

PROMOTION ANNOUNCEMENT

The Irwin & Leighton team recently had the opportunity to showcase our abilities and presented at a DVAPPA (Dela-ware Valley Association of Physical Plant Administrators)

meeting. Together with Pennoni Associates, our team present-ed the recently completed renovation project on Dixon House at Cabrini College (shown in picture above). The project en-tailed a complex renovation of the 20,000 SF existing residence hall on the campus. The scope of the project included mold re-mediation and a complete renovation of the facility including a new HVAC system, bathrooms, lighting and numerous fi nishes. Well done, team!

Irwin & Leighton recently sponsored the 12th annual Ot-to’s Golf-Fest held at Mountainview Country Club located in State College, PA in support of ClearWater Conservan-cy’s mission to promote conservation and restoration of natural resources in Central Pennsylvania. Our team in-cluded: Travis Gedney, Chief Executive Offi cer; John Mul-len, Chief Financial Offi cer; Mike Voris, Project Director and Rob Nejman, Senior Project Estimator.

Irwin & Leighton was proud to be a sponsor for the Saint Joseph’s University 16th Annual President’s Cup Golf In-vitational on October 6, 2015. This year we showed our continued support as the offi cial Caddie Sponsor as well as sending a foursome to play in this year’s tournament (foursome: Mike Voris, Kyle Reed, Greg Waller and Travis Gedney).

12TH ANNUAL OTTO’S GOLF FEST

SAINT JOSEPH’S UNIVERSITY 16TH ANNUAL PRESIDENT’S

CUP GOLF INVITATIONAL

IRWIN & LEIGHTON PRESENTED CABRINI DIXON HOUSE PROJECT TO DVAPPA

NEWS

As part of the Company’s Community Action Commit-tee eff orts, we will be holding our 8th Annual Lun-cheon for the Veterans at the Coatesville Veteran’s

Hospital.

Again this year, with your help, it will be our goal to collect a large amount of toiletries specifi cally, shaving razors, liq-uid soap, deodorant, sweat socks, under shirts (L or XL), Toothbrushes and toothpaste. The committee is also hap-py to take monitary donations for those unable to shop and they will purchase an item on your behalf. Remember, every little bit helps. Please drop any and all donations to Bernie Saemmers by Wednesday, October 14th.

The company, again, will be providing a Box lunch for 125 Veterans/Workers, along with Entertainment on October 16, 2015.

ANNUAL VETERANS LUNCHEON, OCTOBER 16TH AT COATESVILLE VETERANS HOSPITAL

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

Remember to drop all donations for the Veterans to Bernie Saemmers by

October 14th!

John Purshock and the Community Action Committee put together a wonderfully successful night of Elvis im-personations and fun at MaGerks Pub & Grill. The event was able to raise over $1,300 for Mission kids through donations, basket raffl es, a 50/50 raffl e and a generous donation from MaGerks Pub & Grill. Thanks to all who made this event a success and great job!

Irwin & Leighton held an inner offi ce raffl e to raise over $200 for Mission Kids! The prizes included vacation days and Phillies tickets. The winners were: for a half day of vacation, Steve Vincent; for a full day of vacation, Tammy Schaff er; and for Phillies Tickets, Shawn Mitkus. Congrat-ulations to all that won and thank you to all involved.

SUPPORTING MISSION KIDS WITH MUSIC

SUPPORTING MISSION KIDS WITH A RAFFLE

JulyDebbie Jones- 4

Shawn Mitkus- 18

AugustSteve Miller- 26

SeptemberBob Reinert- 18

Cole Reagan HornbergerAugust 11, 2015 at 4:00AM

6lbs, 4 oz.

Congratulations to the proud parents, Mike and Amanda Hornberger!

ANNOUNCEMENTS

NovemberRick Shander- 20

Vince Siron- 4Travis Gedney- 21Debbie Grace- 29

DecemberMike Voris-9

Jennifer Tull-19

OctoberPaul Wint- 1Ian Kelly-4

Todd Clementoni- 12Dan Sabatino- 13Cheryl Reape- 24John Mullen- 18

Tammy Schaff er-30

Welcome to the Newest Addition to the I&L Family!

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EMAIL: info@irwinleighton.com WEBSITES: www.irwinleighton.com

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The Company’s Mission is to continue successfully in business by providing a full range of quality construction services. We will do this by fostering long-term professional relationships, meeting and exceeding the requirements of every customer, and by

employing and challenging skilled professionals to promote Company and individual growth.

IRWIN & LEIGHTON COMPANY REMINDERS

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Please email Katie Stone at kstone@irwinleighton.com with anything you would like to be included in the company newsletter.

When: October 16, 2015What: Coatesville Veteran’s

Hospital LuncheonWhere: Coatesville Veterans

Hospital

When: December 25, 2015What: Christmas Day

Reminder: Offi ces are Closed!

When: December 18, 2015What: I&L Holiday LuncheonWhere: Phoenixville Country

ClubTime/Details: Soon to follow

When: January 1, 2015What: New Years Day

Reminder: Offi ces are Closed!

When: November 26, 2015What: Thanksgiving Day

Reminder: Offi ces are Closed!

When: November 19, 2015What: Stockholder’s MeetingWhere: Sullivan’s SteakhouseTime/Details: Soon to follow