PROVIDING CIVIL INFRASTRUCTURE

BOND Civil & Utility is a premier full-service construction management and self-performing general contractor working within the power, energy and infrastructure markets.

As a key area of expertise,

WE DELIVER A WIDE SCOPE OF CIVIL INFRASTRUCTURE WORK including Academic & Healthcare Facilities, District Energy & Power Generation Services and Public & Corporate.

BOND Civil & Utility ensures successful project outcomes that are safe, reliable and cost effective.

BOND Civil & Utility is committed to creating intelligently designed infrastructure that ensures reliability and safety, while providing minimal disruption to daily lives.

As a leading full-service, self-performing civil & utility contractor since 1907, we’ve delivered thousands of infrastructure projects for clients in education, healthcare, district energy, power generation, public authority and corporate markets.

Our ability to strategically think through complex work approaches, along with our commitment to safety and quality, are key reasons our customers depend on us.

MEET CHRIS DECKER

senior vp , new england

As Senior Vice President of New England, Chris is responsible for delivering integrated solutions to clients throughout the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. With over 15 years’ experience, Chris is a highly motivated and dedicated industry leader, with a portfolio of infrastructure and energy projects, such as campus utilities, underground distribution systems, electrical infrastructure and capital improvements. His expertise includes project and program management, scope and budget development and preconstruction planning.

OUR CIVIL INFRASTRUCTURE TEAM

CHRISTOPHER DECKER Senior Vice President, NE

MICHAEL MOORE Vice President, Field Operations, NE

DAN FOPPIANO Vice President, NYC/NJ

CHRIS PASQUALICHIO Field Operations Manager, NYC

ACADEMIC & HEALTHCARE FACILITIES

Athletic Fields

Hardscape & Landscape

Site Enabling

Site & Concrete Work

Utility Systems

DISTRICT ENERGY & POWER GENERATION SERVICES

Site & Concrete Work

Support Services

Thermal Piping

Utility Systems

PUBLIC & CORPORATE

Airport & Railroad Civil Work

Bridge & Structural Upgrades

Security Upgrades

Street Furniture

Structural Sidewalk & Slab Repairs

Telecommunications

Utility Systems

casestudies

HARVARD UNIVERSITY

Allston District Energy Facility and Energy Distribution Systems

$110 MILLION

contract value

2019

year completed

ENGINEER

CONSTRUCTION

This recently completed project at Harvard was the new distribution thermal utility corridor from the District Energy Facility (DEF) that was constructed by BOND’s Building Company.

BOND’S Civil & Utility Civil Infrastructure sector was awarded this separate distribution contract and worked under the BOND Civil & Utility Building Company DEF contract.

The thermal distribution corridor for the new DEF building consists of approximately 2000 LF of 24” hot water supply and return piping, 34” chilled water supply and return piping, 2000 LF of 12-way power duct bank and 8-way Western Avenue utility tunnel.

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CONFIDENTIAL UNIVERSITY CLIENT

CENTRAL POWER PLANT

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MASTER SERVICE AGREEMENT

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BOND Civil & Utility is currently providing Program Management Services under a Master Services Construction Management Agreement (MSPA). This program helps our client estimate, schedule and execute various central plant and distribution projects as they are identified, developed and funded. Individual projects are executed under these services based on the best model suited for each project, including: construction management, self-performing and design build.

HARVARD UNIVERSITY

Utility Tunnel

$11 MILLION 2017

contract value

year completed

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BOND Civil & Utility installed a cast-in-place concrete utility tunnel beneath Western Ave. in Allston, MA to facilitate future installation of thermal utility piping to feed Harvard’s Allston campus.

A large headhouse structure was constructed on the Charlesview property at the north side of Western Ave. Once the headhouse was complete, BOND Civil & Utility rerouted the full width of Western Ave. onto the Charlesview property and on top of the now buried headhouse. This included both lanes of travel, bike lanes, sidewalks, street lighting and drainage. The detour allowed for the installation of approx 80 LF of tunnel beneath the existing Western Ave. and the installation of a smaller south headhouse and tunnel to tie into the Science and Engineering Complex (SEC) building foundation.

BROWN UNIVERSITY

Campus-Wide Utility Initiative

$50.8

contract value

year completed

MILLION 2010

As Brown University creates new spaces for teaching, research and living, it requires a highly reliable & energy-efficient utility infrastructure to support its growing campus. Bolstered by a 3 year, multi-million dollar district energy initiative, Brown selected BOND Civil & Utility as construction manager of choice to build out this new infrastructure. The project included significant upgrades to its Central Utility Plant (CUP) & utility networks including MEP utility upgrades within the mechanical rooms of 28 campus buildings, process piping and an exclusively designed underground engineered piping system.

ENGINEER wm group

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MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

MIT.nano Research Building, Utility Enabling & Civil Infrastructure

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kleinfelder

$11.9 MILLION 2015

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BOND Civil & Utility completed utility enabling work at the new site of the MIT.nano Research Building. The 2,000 researchers housed in this new facility utilize nanotechnology to create many materials and devices with a wide range of applications in medicine, electronics, biomaterials, energy production and consumer products.

UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT

Steam and Condensate Line & Vault Replacement

$7.6 MILLION

contract value

2016

year completed

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BOND Civil & Utility was contracted to provide vault replacements and steam line expansions for The University of Connecticut Storrs Campus with an aggressive 3 month schedule. The vault replacement was an integral part of an energy savings initiative project (ESCO) for the University. BOND Civil & Utility was approached by ConEdison Solutions to perform the work due to the challenging scope and schedule of the project.

MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY

Harvard Busway Tunnel Project

2020

year completed

MILLION

contract value

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) selected BOND Civil & Utility to perform the rehabilitation of the upper and lower busway tunnels at the Harvard Square Intermodal T Station. The project scope included: resurfacing, concrete repairs, electrical & lighting upgrades, new catenary system and accessibility upgrades. The concrete work on both the walls and ceilings included chiseling away and replacing existing concrete, up to 8 inches of concrete in some areas. Part of this concrete work included restoring the columns in the tunnel separating the upper and lower roadways.

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PORT AUTHORITY OF NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY (PANYNJ)

JFK Airport, Install Gate / Check Valve Project

$1.9

contract value

year completed

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The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey chose BOND Civil & Utility to install flap gates for the outfalls located at JFK Airport. This project was partially funded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in response to storm water system damage resulting from Hurricane Sandy. Ornamental metal work was used to build stainless steel security cages to prevent unauthorized access onto airport property. BOND drove sheet piles around existing underground pipe to begin excavation. A large custom flap gate was built for the culvert at Outfall #2. Several trash screens were also installed to prevent trash discharge in the Bergen basin. In Outfalls #3-5, BOND Civil & Utility installed standard flap gates and constructed a new drainage structure for Outfall #6.

PORT AUTHORITY OF NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY (PANYNJ)

JFK Airport, Fuel Farm

$2.5 MILLION

contract value

year completed

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The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey chose BOND Civil & Utility to upgrade, repair, and maintain the infrastructure for the bulk and satellite fuel farms at John F. Kennedy (JFK) Airport. The fuel farms provide jet fuel for all arriving and departing aircraft from JFK. BOND faced several unique challenges on this project such as special access and badge requirements requested by The Department of Homeland Security in addition to working around the preexisting and aging infrastructure. The field teams working on this project were well versed in working in sensitive and secure environments and were able to develop protocols and processes to ensure efficient access on and off the work site.

MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY

Fenway Portal Flood Mitigation

$8.1

contract value

2020

year completed

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) selected BOND Civil & Utility to construct a watertight seal that will protect the Kenmore Substation from flooding during extreme weather events. The project consists of new mechanical equipment, a landslide pump station and installation of new custom fabricated flood barriers at the Fenway Station flood portal. In addition, this project includes overhead catenary system modifications, pump room rehabilitation, a mechanical building for ventilation and access, track crossing repairs, signal system modifications and a camera system.

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REALITY CAPTURE | VIRTUAL DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION

INTEGRATED SERVICES START WITH THE END

IN MIND.

BOND Civil & Utility’s Integrated Services model is a collaborative approach that combines the latest technology innovations with the brightest teams to manage a project’s entire life-cycle.

Site Evaluation

Improved Planning

Enhanced Quality Control

Coordination and Constructability Reviews

Virtual Reviews

Model Code-Required Clearances

Maintenance of Access Zones around Equipment

Clash Detection within Existing Conditions Model

Effectively Track Punch List / Commissioning Items

FOOTPRINT POWER

Salem Harbor Energy Station

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worley parsons

$102 MILLION 2018 ENGINEER

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Iberdrola Energy Projects selected BOND Civil & Utility as civil contractor for the new Salem Harbor Energy Center. The state-of-the-art 745 MW natural gas plant replaced a 60 year old coal & oil fired facility, requiring less than one third of the old plant’s land, leaving the remainder for new waterfront development. The incorporation of 2 General Electric 7F 5-series gas turbines into the plant will make it one of the most environmentally advanced in the country, permitting the region to avoid the emission of an average of approximately 450,000 tons of carbon dioxide per year.

TORAY PLASTICS

A6 Expansion

$10.8 MILLION

contract value

2020 CLIENT

year completed

burns & mcdonnell

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Burns & McDonnell hired BOND Civil & Utility to perform the installation of building and equipment foundations for the expansion of the Toray Plastics, A6 Film Line Expansion project. The A6 film line was installed as part of the 100,000 SF building expansion, located in the former parking lot adjacent to the A5 film line. BOND Civil & Utility was responsible for the complete mass structural excavation, site work, utility infrastructure improvements and concrete foundations for the expansion of this existing A-6 manufacturing building.

AMGEN

AR-30 Biomanufacturing Facility

$20 MILLION

contract value

2020

year completed

CLIENT

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This expansion project in West Greenwich, RI included site civil, utility and concrete foundation work for a 90,000 SF expansion of Amgen’s biomanufacturing facility. The project scope involved mass & structural excavation, utility installation for sewer/water/drainage, installation of large infiltration system, 5000 cy of concrete form & place foundations and site restoration landscaping. BOND Civil & Utility worked hand and hand with the Jacobs Engineering Amgen team to execute and manage the project around the sensitive operating campus.

EXELON POWER / GEMMA POWER SYSTEMS

West Medway II Facility Project

$23 MILLION

contract value

2018

year completed

CLIENT

gemma power systems

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Gemma Power Systems, LLC selected BOND

Civil & Utility to be the civil and utility contractor for the Exelon West Medway II project. The scope of work included all site civil work, installation of equipment and tank foundations, underground piping systems, underground electrical duct banks, and cathodic and grounding grid network. The 200 MW expansion of Exelon’s West Medway Generation Station will support ISO New England’s requirement to provide ‘peaking’ power when needed.

TRUST

BOND Civil & Utility uses Lean construction strategies on all projects as a means to minimize costs and maximize value. This process challenges each project stakeholder to develop, and apply, better ways to manage the construction process.

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APPROACH

HOOSAC WIND PROJECT

Iberdrola Renewables

$20 MILLION

contract value

2011

year completed

ENGINEER westwood professional services

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Iberdrola Renewables selected BOND Civil & Utility as a partner during the construction of one of the largest wind energy facilities in Southern New England. Located in the Berkshires, this $20 million project marks another milestone in Massachusetts’ Renewable Energy Initiative, which plans for Wind Energy to account for 10% of the state’s electricity load by 2020. BOND Civil & Utility crews worked through the winter to clear and grub mountainside sites in order to construct access roads for a planned wind project. The wind farm consists of nineteen GE model 1.5MW wind turbines with 65-meter towers, 77-meter diameter rotors and ancillary systems.

NATIONAL GRID

Haverhill Solar Array

$700 THOUSAND

contract value

2010

year completed

ENGINEER

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BOND Civil & Utility transformed a former Brownfield site into one of the largest “brightfield” projects in New England. National Grid’s, 1-magawatt, Haverhill Solar Array is a five-acre renewable energy project that features 4,600 solar panels mounted on drilled piers, and concrete ballast blocks. BOND’s Civil & Utility scope, completed within a three-month fast-track schedule, included all civil, utility, and concrete construction; specifically, the earthwork to redistribute 5,000 cy of material on the site, 3,000 cy of contaminated soil management, 1,500’ of underground ductbank, 400 drilled concrete piers, 600 cast-in-place concrete ballast foundations, equipment pad construction and site restoration.

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EXPER IENCE

BOND Civil & Utility considers protecting every person within or near the construction site its foremost priority. No priority overrules safety at any time. We integrate safety into our construction planning and activities. This is represented by OUR 2022-2023 EMR RATING OF .79

SAFETY FORWARD BEST PRACTICES.

BOND

Strong ability to strategically think through complex work approaches

Commitment to safety and quality

Experienced management team

Technical expertise

Strict attention to budget and schedule

Skilled working in sensitive areas such as:

- live utilities

- active industrial plants & university campuses

- airport gates & taxiways

- close proximity to pedestrian & vehicular traffic