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THENORTHWESTERNMUTUAL TOWERAND COMMONSQUARTERLY REPORT – SBE AND RPPPARTICIPATION – SECOND QUARTER, 2014Prepared in conjunction with Prism Technical Management &Marketing Services, LLC19-1394-118 (0315)
TABLE OF CONTENTSEXECUTIVE SUMMARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3OUR STORY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8SMALL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE RESULTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11SBE Professional Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13SBE Pre-construction Providers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15RESIDENTS PREFERENCE PROGRAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23On the cover: More than 400 city of Milwaukee residentshave worked on the Northwestern Mutual Tower andCommons construction through June 30, 2014. Afterthe existing East Office Building was decoupled anddemolished, site preparation was completed and thenew structure is underway. More than 60 local andWisconsin-based companies – including more than threedozen Small Business Enterprises – have been awardedcontracts for future work.THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL TOWER AND COMMONS SBE and RPP Participation Report, data through June 30, 20142
SECTION 1EXECUTIVE SUMMARYOur decision to build a signature developmentdowntown makes a huge statement aboutmetro Milwaukee’s attractiveness as a place tolive and work and its ability to draw top talentand new businesses to the area. We are proudto call Milwaukee’s lakefront our home.THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL TOWER AND COMMONS SBE and RPP Participation Report, data through June 30, 20143
Northwestern Mutual Tower andCommons Executive SummarySmall BusinessEnterprises inMilwaukee received28.6 percent ofconstruction andprofessional servicescontracts.City of Milwaukeeresidents hired for 47.5percent of the work.Northwestern Mutual iscommitted to Milwaukee’s success.Whether it’s our promise to keep or add 3,000 good-payingjobs at our downtown headquarters; the millions of dollars inphilanthropic donations we make in the area; our partnerships inthe Amani, Metcalfe Park and Muskego Way neighborhoods; orworking hard to make sure local small businesses get the chanceto help build our new Tower and Commons, it’s all our way ofsaying, “We Believe in Milwaukee!”We promised by the end of our building project in 2017 that 25percent of the total value of applicable contracts awarded tobuild our Tower and Commons would go to Milwaukee SmallBusiness Enterprises (SBEs). We promised that at least 40 percentof the applicable labor hours on the project would be workedby Milwaukee residents eligible under the Residents PreferenceProgram (RPP).Recognizing that each quarter along the way we may besomewhat above or below the ultimate goal, we are pleased toreport that we are ahead of these goals as of June 30, 2014.THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL TOWER AND COMMONS SBE and RPP Participation Report, data through June 30, 20144
Northwestern Mutual Towerand Commons constructionThrough June 30, 201425000000 24,283,874SBEs awarded 6.95 million incontracts representing 28.6% of thetotal value of all contracts.20000000SBE participation is 878,823 aheadof goal.1500000010000000 6,949,79228.6% of total 6,070,96925.0% of total50000000TOTALSBE ACTUALSBE GOALSBE PARTICIPATIONDollar value of contracts awardedRPP hours worked represent 47.5% ofall construction hours.6000057,79940000RPP participation is 4,318 hours aheadof goal.27,43847.5% of total 23,12040.0% of total200000TOTALRPP ACTUALPROJECT HIGHLIGHTS 6.95 million in contracts(28.6 percent of total) awarded tocity of Milwaukee Small BusinessEnterprises (SBEs), exceeding25 percent goal. This includes 3.2 million in professionalservices contracts awarded toSBEs (33.8 percent ahead of goal). Residents Preference Program(RPP) participation ahead ofgoal. City of Milwaukee residentsperformed 47.5 percent ofconstruction hours. 413 city of Milwaukee residentshired to work on project. 23 apprentices living in city ofMilwaukee working on project. Outreach to more than 100community-based organizations tohelp ensure project participationfrom diverse segments of theMilwaukee community. 15 informational sessionshighlighted contractingopportunities; more than 300businesses and organizationsattended. Support given to WisconsinRegional Training Partnership/BIGSTEP on five work force fairs forcity residents and the start of twoapprenticeship training cohorts.RPP GOALRPP PARTICIPATIONConstruction hours workedTHE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL TOWER AND COMMONS SBE and RPP Participation Report, data through June 30, 20145
Northwestern Mutual Towerand Commons constructionThrough June 30, 201430AS OF JUNE 30, 201428.6%24.1%2025%PROJECTGOAL102014 Q20PROJECT STATUS Our downtown buildingssuccessfully disconnected fromone another. Underground utilities runningthrough the future constructionsite successfully re-routed understreets adjacent to downtowncampus. Almost all East Office Building(EOB) deconstruction completed.Final section fell on June 17.2014 Q1SBE PARTICIPATIONPercentage of Contract Dollar Value Awarded to SBEs Work shifted from deconstructionto future site preparation. More than 90 percent of EOBmaterials reused or recycled.5047.5%40.6%4040%PROJECTGOAL30LOOKING AHEAD More than 300 communityguests and elected officialsattend Tower and Commonsgroundbreaking.20102014 Q20 Office furniture, computers,carpeting, segments of exteriorgranite donated to localnonprofits.2014 Q1RPP PARTICIPATIONRPP Construction HoursTHE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL TOWER AND COMMONS SBE and RPP Participation Report, data through June 30, 2014 Extensive site preparationcomplete. More than 60 local andWisconsin-based companies –including more than three dozenSBEs – awarded contracts forfuture work.6
Northwestern Mutual Towerand Commons constructionThrough June 30, 2014ParticipationPerformanceReportThis Northwestern Mutual Tower and Commons Participation PerformanceReport details Northwestern Mutual’s progress toward meeting the goals of theHuman Resources Agreement it has with the city of Milwaukee. In constructingthe 1.1 million-square-foot expansion of its downtown Milwaukee office complex,Northwestern Mutual has agreed to: Use certified Small Business Enterprises (SBEs) and/or businesses certified underequivalent programs for 25 percent of the construction costs. Use underemployed city of Milwaukee residents via the Residents PreferenceProgram (RPP) for 40 percent of the worker hours on construction. Ensure payment of prevailing wages where applicable.Northwestern Mutual has engaged a building design, construction and consultingteam that understands the critical importance we have placed on meeting theseSBE and RPP goals.Development ManagerHinesGeneral Contractor TeamGilbane C. G. SchmidtTHE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL TOWER AND COMMONS SBE and RPP Participation Report, data through June 30, 2014Participation CoordinatorPrism Technical7
SECTION 2OUR STORYNorthwestern Mutual has calledMilwaukee home since 1859.Today, more than 4.2 million peoplerely on Northwestern Mutual forinsurance and investment solutions.THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL TOWER AND COMMONS SBE and RPP Participation Report, data through June 30, 20148
Our investment in ourdowntown campus isalso an investment inMilwaukee.THE TOWER32 stories550 feetSecond tallestbuilding in stateLargest buildingin city occupiedby one companyThe entire metro area benefits when top employers makea long-term commitment to grow in downtown Milwaukee.It means more jobs, a stronger tax base, more communitysupport from businesses, and more top talent giving backto all areas of the community.1914 HEADQUARTERSIconic structure anchorsdowntown campusTHE COMMONS3 storiesPublic dining andvisitors centerCommunity access3,000 DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE JOBS RETAINED OR ADDED THROUGH CAMPUS EXPANSION4 downtown office buildings2.6 million square feet 60,000 average Northwestern Mutual employee annual salaryTHE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL TOWER AND COMMONS SBE and RPP Participation Report, data through June 30, 20149
OUR STORYFirst Milwaukee Home Office, Southwest Corner of Main Street(now Broadway) and Wisconsin, 1859-62.Home Office at 611 N. Broadway, 1886-1914Current Home Office with 1932 addition, 720 E. Wisconsin Ave.,1914-presentWe’ve grown up with Milwaukee as ourhometown for nearly 160 years.Our success and growth will be a catalystthat helps lead the way in attracting top talentand new businesses to the metro Milwaukeearea, creating even more jobs and propellingMilwaukee forward.We are stewards of our communities by bringing together groups of people andorganizations and leveraging the power of our employees, field and financialresources to improve the lives of children and families.On Jan. 19, 2015, more than 375 employees honored Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. byvolunteering 1,500 hours to feed those in need, improve local schools, and mentoryoung people through community service across the greater Milwaukee area.Milwaukee Public Schools’ (top left) Washington High School, Gwen T. JacksonSchool and Ralph H. Metcalfe School were among the volunteering locations.On Feb. 14, 2015, Betty Brinn Children’s Museum (middle left) debuted the WordHeadquarters exhibit. A new exhibit sponsored by the Northwestern MutualFoundation highlights literacy as the key to a child’s academic and lifelong success,and reflects a commitment to early childhood education and school readiness.Northwestern Mutual presented Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin (bottom left)with a 2 million grant for the construction and development of the NorthwesternMutual Day Hospital – a state-of-the-art outpatient treatment facility at Children’sHospital of Wisconsin.THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL TOWER AND COMMONS SBE and RPP Participation Report, data through June 30, 201410
SECTION 3SMALL BUSINESSENTERPRISE RESULTSWe believe in promoting a healthy businessenvironment. Strong businesses, especiallysmall and medium-sized companies, arethe backbone of the city’s economy.They contribute to the vitality of the city.THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL TOWER AND COMMONS SBE and RPP Participation Report, data through June 30, 201411
SBE Pre-construction ParticipationNorthwestern Mutual and the city of Milwaukee sharean interest in promoting a healthy local businessenvironment. Strong businesses, especially small andmedium-sized companies, are the backbone of the city’seconomy. They create jobs, pay taxes, and contribute tothe vitality of the city.That’s why we set a goal for our 450 million downtowndevelopment to not only have an impact on our business,but to help raise the tide for many businesses in the city.Small business enterprises are companies with annualrevenues below a stated floor and typically owned byone or more individuals who are at an educational, social,economic or other disadvantage. SBEs, including manybusinesses owned by minorities, women and veteransinvolved in building design and construction, are anintegral part of creating our Tower and Commons.Table 1: SBE Participation LevelThrough June 30, 2014 24,283,874TOTAL VALUE OF PROJECT CONTRACTS AWARDEDGOALSBE Participation PercentageValue of SBE Project ContractsSTATUS25.0%28.6% 3.60 6,070,969 6,949,792 878,823CONTRACT PAYMENTS MADESBEs have received more than 3.5 million in revenue throughcontract payments completedthrough June 30, 2014.ACTUALWork related to some contractsalready awarded is scheduled forlater in the project.THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL TOWER AND COMMONS SBE and RPP Participation Report, data through June 30, 2014SBE19.2% 3,509,869Non-SBE80.8% 18,307,78412
SMALL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE RESULTSSBE PROFESSIONAL SERVICESThrough June 30, 2014Much of the focus and excitement of a major buildingproject is on the many construction and trades groupswho lift skyscrapers out of the ground. Before a shovelfulof dirt is moved, however, architects, engineers andother professional service providers design and planBARRIENTOSDESIGN & CONSULTINGFor Norman Barrientos, owner of SBE architectural firmBarrientos Design & Consulting, the Northwestern Mutualproject presented an opportunity for growth. “We’d justhired an architect and this project came along. It was achance to bring someone along in the company.” Normannoted that the project involved a very complex buildingsystem that they typically don’t get the opportunity towork with.Barrientos, subcontracted to Kendall Heaton, designedtwo connector skywalks that will cross over the roadway,connecting the two buildings. Norman commented onthe significance of the project and the well-run structureof the project so far. “Northwestern Mutual reached out toSBEs in a unique way, which we felt good about.”the structure. The city of Milwaukee small businessenterprises shown on page 14 were awarded almost 3.17 million in contracts. Two of the businesses arefeatured below.QUORUM ARCHITECTShas been serving the Milwaukee area for more than21 years. Quorum provided local landscape support,signage and wayfinding for the Northwestern Mutualproject. Owner Allyson Nemec describes the job as“very profitable in experience. The exposure and theability to work on a project of this level really gave us achance to fine-tune skills, purchase new software, andpick up skills that we will be able to use going forward.”The design team featured a large SBE presencethat was immediately noticed by Allyson. She notedthat “there was a large SBE team involved, and it wasvery apparent how strong our SBE population is inMilwaukee. It was great that Northwestern Mutualrecognized that strength and the potential to make adifference.” Principal Project Manager Chris Hau added,“It was a really unique choice. I’d heard that there maybe one or two SBE firms involved, but the choice toinvolve more firms gave a lot of firms a chance.”Allyson also spoke aboutthe special significance thisproject holds for Quorumas a local firm. “I’vedriven past the sitewith my kids a coupletimes just to say, ‘We’reworking on this!’”THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL TOWER AND COMMONS SBE and RPP Participation Report, data through June 30, 201413
SMALL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE RESULTSTABLE 2: SBE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE PROVIDERSSBE FIRMSUBCONTRACTOR TOTRADE/DESCRIPTIONOF WORKAmerican Design, Inc.Kendall Heaton AssociatesEast Building Selective Salvage Project –Full ServicesAmerican Design, Inc.Kendall Heaton AssociatesEast Building Demolition Project –Full ServicesAmerican Design, Inc.VDTAAmerican Design, Inc.AMOUNT PAIDTHROUGH6/30/14TOTAL CONTRACTAMOUNT 6,313 6,31343,32042,158Office Tower Interior – Production Architect638,7350VDTAFitness Center109,4000Barrientos Design & ConsultingKendall Heaton AssociatesVan Buren Bridge Project – Full Services117,3600Con-Cor Company, Inc.Giles Engineering AssociatesConcrete Coring79,04379,043Continuum Architects Planners, S.C.Kendall Heaton AssociatesCode Review and Permit Expediting Services31,32017,945Continuum Architects Planners, S.C.Kendall Heaton AssociatesOld North Building Basement Project –Full Services97,26537,486Dakota Intertek Corp.Giles Engineering AssociatesLabor and Hand Augering Services3,4113,411Fusion Integrated Solutions, LLCHMA ConsultantsConstruction Services45,0000IBC Engineering Services, Inc.Sebesta Blomberg & AssociatesMechanical and Electric Commissioning42,3500IBC Engineering Services, Inc.Alvine EngineeringMEP Engineering for The Commons495,760362,166IBC Engineering Services, Inc.Aquatic Design & EngineeringWater Feature Consultant33,2750PA Roeper & AssociatesGraef USADrafting Services22,50017,100Prism TechnicalNorthwestern MutualHR Consultant452,451185,101Quorum Architects, Inc.Kendall Heaton AssociatesGraphics/Wayfinding Consultant196,140120,793Quorum Architects, Inc.The Office of James BurnettAssociate Landscape Architects218,23049,743Rinka Chung Architecture, Inc.VDTACafé Project – Production Architect66,3000Rinka Chung Architecture, Inc.VDTACredit Union Project – Full Services54,3000Rinka Chung Architecture, Inc.Kendall Heaton AssociatesNorth Parking Garage – Full Services58,0000Rinka Chung Architecture, Inc.Buro Happold SelectedSolar Reflectivity Site Assessment6,0003,001ZS, LLCMagnusson Klemenci AssociatesStructural Engineering195,000158,071ZS, LLCEntuitive CorporationBuilding Enclosure Sub-Consultant42,9500ZS, LLCNorthwestern MutualLaser Scan51,0000ZS, LLCKendall Heaton AssociatesStructural Engineering23,12423,124ZS, LLCApplied Technical Services, Inc.Exterior Building Maintenance49,3190TOTAL SBE PARTICIPATIONSBE PARTICIPATION AS PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL PROFESSIONAL SERVICESCONTRACT VALUE AND PAID TO DATETHE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL TOWER AND COMMONS SBE and RPP Participation Report, data through June 30, 2014 3,177,86633.8% 1,105,45518.8%14
SMALL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE RESULTSSBE PRE-CONSTRUCTION PROVIDERSThrough June 30, 2014Trades work on The Tower and Commons related toimportant pre-construction phases in which our existingdowntown campus buildings were decoupled from oneanother prior to demolition of the east office building(EOB), utilities beneath the future construction site wererelocated, and the EOB was demolished.The following city of Milwaukee small business enterpriseswere awarded 3.77 million in contracts.TABLE 3: SBE PRE-CONSTRUCTION PROVIDERSSBE FIRMTOTALCONTRACTAMOUNTTRADE/DESCRIPTIONOF WORKSUBCONTRACTOR TOAMOUNT PAIDTHROUGH6/30/14Arrow-Crete Construction, LLCGlobe Contractors, Inc.ConcreteAutumn Trucking, Inc.Globe Contractors, Inc.Fuel120,006120,006Autumn Trucking, Inc.Veit & Company, Inc.Fuel and Oil196,54659,132Con-Cor Company, Inc.C.G. Schmidt, Inc.Concrete Cutting1,1391,139Con-Cor Company, Inc.Globe Contractors, Inc.Sawing14,01114,011Con-Cor Company, Inc.Staff Electric Company, Inc.Labor and Material Coring10,35010,350Dairyland Electric Company, Inc.Staff Electric Company, Inc.Electrical308,529308,529Dairyland Electric Company, Inc.Staff Electric Company, Inc.Electrical16,62416,624Duwe Metal Products, Inc.*C.G. Schmidt, Inc.Acoustic Screen Wall60,30460,304EKG Trucking, LLCGlobe Contractors, Inc.Trucking/Permits470,302470,302Hard Rock Sawing & Drilling *J.F. Ahern Co.Concrete Cutting9,2409,240Hawks Utility Locating *C.G. Schmidt, Inc.Foundations and Helical Piers27,92927,929KMI ConstructionC.G. Schmidt, Inc.Masonry4,1504,150National Athletic Turf *Stano Landscaping, Inc.Hardscape Restoration50,85050,850Marek Landscaping, LLCVeit & Company, Inc.Erosion Control57,04749,352McDowell Construction Corp.Globe Contractors, Inc.Asphalt98,65898,658McDowell Construction Corp.Veit & Company, Inc.Fencing69,68169,681Metropolitan Services, Inc.Globe Contractors, Inc.Traffic Control151,998151,998Rams Contracting, Ltd.Veit & Company, Inc.Trucking452,0000 104,987 104,987(CONTINUED ON PAGE 16)THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL TOWER AND COMMONS SBE and RPP Participation Report, data through June 30, 201415
SMALL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE RESULTSTABLE 3: SBE PRECONSTRUCTION PROVIDERSSBE NOF WORKSUBCONTRACTOR TORockwell Mechanical, LLCJ.F. Ahern Co.Chiller Procurement & InstallationSonag Ready Mix, LLCC.G. Schmidt, Inc.CIP ConcreteTremmel-Anderson Trucking, LLCNew Berlin GradingTruckingValente Transport, Inc.Veit & Company, Inc.Trucking/DisposalVizcainos Trucking, LLCGlobe Contractors, Inc.TruckingTOTAL SBE PARTICIPATION SBE PARTICIPATION AS PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL CONSTRUCTIONCONTRACT VALUE AND PAID TO DATEAMOUNT ,025975,000204,597127,324127,3243,771,926 2,404,41425.4%19.3%* As the project allows the utilization of certified disadvantaged business enterprises (DBEs) if SBEs are not available or practicable for a particular trade or task, DBEs may be includedThese are noted by asterisk.SBE company McDowell Construction Corp. has been operating for over 17 years underthe ownership of Sean McDowell. McDowell successfully bid for work on the East OfficeBuilding deconstruction and utility relocation contracts during the initial phase of workon the Northwestern Mutual project. Performing asphalt work on the roads for the utilityrelocation portion and temporary fencing and repairs for the deconstruction portion ofthe project was very visible work for McDowell’s estimated 99 percent RPP work force.McDowell noted, “It’s a good feeling, and the employees feel the same way. We put prideinto this work.”McDowell also commented that the timing of the work offered the opportunity to keep staffworking, “We began in the off season, when usually we aren’t able to work at all. It was a rareopportunity to keep guys working and the work just picked up from there.”THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL TOWER AND COMMONS SBE and RPP Participation Report, data through June 30, 201416
SECTION 4RESIDENTS PREFERENCEPROGRAMWe are committed to improving the livesof families in Southeastern Wisconsin.THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL TOWER AND COMMONS SBE and RPP Participation Report, data through June 30, 201417
Residents Preference Program ParticipationThe city of Milwaukee Residents Preference Programconnects unemployed or underemployed residentswith good-paying jobs. Northwestern Mutual hascommitted to improving the lives of families insoutheastern Wisconsin through its employee volunteerefforts and Northwestern Mutual Foundation giving.Our participation in RPP is just another example of ourleadership in strengthening our hometown community.TABLE 4: RPP Participation LevelThrough June 30, 201457,799TOTAL CONSTRUCTION HOURSGOALACTUALSTATUSRPP Participation Percentage40.0%47.5% 7.50%RPP Construction Hours23,119.627,437.8 4,318.4CONTRACT HOURS WORKEDRPP construction hours workedrepresent 47.5% of the total ofall construction hours throughJune 30, 2014.RPP participation is 4,318.4 hours,or 7.50 percent ahead of goal.Non-RPP52.5%RPP47.5%27,43830,361Milwaukee Code of Ordinances (MCO) Section 355-7(1)(a) notes that for the purpose of calculating RPP participation,“’worker hours’ excludes the number of hours of work performed by all non-Wisconsin residents.” In this report, allonsite construction hours are included, including those worked by non-Wisconsin residents. Veit is a Minnesota-basedfirm with a sizable Milwaukee presence. While the majority of its workers on the Northwestern Mutual project areWisconsin residents, if the hours for non-Wisconsin residents (5,312.75) are removed from the calculations presentedherein, the total project RPP participation rises from 47.5 percent to 52.3 percent (27,438 of 52,486.25 hours).THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL TOWER AND COMMONS SBE and RPP Participation Report, data through June 30, 201418
RESIDENTS PREFERENCE PROGRAMTABLE 5: RPP PARTICIPATION BY CONTRACTORONSITE CONSTRUCTION HOURS THROUGH 6/30/14CONTRACTORTRADEProjected RPP%Total HoursRPP HoursRPP%C.G. Schmidt, Inc.General Contractor / Demo20.0%1,048.0457.543.7%Arrow-Crete ral Products of Wausau, Ltd.Acoustic Screen Wall40.0%387.8167.843.3%Brand Energy ServiceSpecialty Services0.0%3,584.51,337.037.3%Con-Cor Company, Inc.Electrical0.0%71.50.00.0%Con-Cor Company, Inc.Sawing50.0%43.827.362.3%Chilstrom Erecting CorporationCIP Concrete0.0%61.054.589.3%Chilstrom Erecting CorporationErecting0.0%44.012.027.3%Clean Cut Tree Service, Inc.Landscaping0.0%64.00.00.0%Dairyland Electric Company, Inc.Electrical0.0%464.0464.0100.0%Dairyland Electric Company, Inc.Electrical100.0%233.0233.0100.0%Duwe Metal Products Inc.Acoustic Screen Wall0.0%16.00.00.0%EKG Trucking, LLCPermits/Trucking70.0%1,807.51,807.5100.0%Elite Environmental ServiceTank Cleaning0.0%12.30.00.0Faust Company, Inc.Utility Disconnects0.0%92.50.00.0Globe Contractors, Inc.General Contractor15.0%4,997.51,672.033.5%Greg Rouse TruckingTrucking0.0%8.58.5100.0%GROHorticultural EnterprisesLandscaping0.0%182.30.00.0%Hawks Utility LocatingFoundations / Helical Piers0.0%161.80.00.0%High Voltage MaintenanceElectrical0.0%73.50.00.0%Integrity Environmental, Inc.Asbestos Abatement80.9%2,544.52,175.585.5%J.F. Ahern Co.Mechanical / Plumbing40.8%2,614.7722.527.6%J & J Contracting, LLCWaste Removal40.0%683.0451.066.0%J.T. Farina Enterprises, LLCTrucking0.0%178.8127.871.5%KMI Construction, LLCMasonry0.0%52.00.00.0%Marek Landscaping, LLCErosion Control44.6%22.50.00.0%Marshall ErectingElectrical0.0%71.019.527.5%McDowell Construction CorpAsphalt66.7%370.0260.070.3%McDowell Construction Corp.Fencing0.0%196.0177.090.3%Midwest Drilled Foundations & Engineering, Inc.Helical Piers50.0%242.0118.549.0%Munson, Inc.Fencing0.0%69.00.00.0%Natural Athletic Turf, LLCHardscape Restoration45.6%438.394.321.5%New Berlin GradingExcavating50.0%181.589.549.3%Northway Fencing, Inc.Fencing0.0%24.016.066.7%(CONTINUED ON PAGE 20)THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL TOWER AND COMMONS SBE and RPP Participation Report, data through June 30, 201419
RESIDENTS PREFERENCE PROGRAMTABLE 5: RPP PARTICIPATION BY CONTRACTOR(CONTINUED)ONSITE CONSTRUCTION HOURS THROUGH 6/30/14CONTRACTORTRADEProjected RPP%Total HoursRPP HoursRPP%Precise Excavating, LLCOperating Engineer0.0%110.00.00.0%Renegade Trucking, LLCTrucking0.0%278.532.311.6%Reynolds Rigging & Crane Service, Inc.Crane Rental0.0%1,808.90.00.0%Rockwell Mechanical, LLCMechanical / Plumbing0.0%119.0119.0100.0%Staff Electric Company, Inc.Electrical40.8%5,038.52,072.041.1%Stano Landscaping, Inc.Hardscape Restoration0.0%20.30.00.0%State Painting Co.Painting0.0%160.00.00.0%Schlarb ContractorsTrucking0.0%102.816.516.1%Staff Electric Company, Inc.Electrical70.5%722.5331.545.9%Titan Building CompanyCarpenter0.0%623.0154.524.8%Treescapes, Inc.Landscaping0.0%8.80.00.0%Valente Transport, Inc.Trucking Disposal0.0%548.8439.080.0%Veit & Company, Inc.General Contractor40.0%25,640.312,530.048.9%Vizcainos Trucking, 37.847.5%PROJECT TOTALSMark Graika, a laborer who did scaffolding work on the Northwestern Mutual project, has beenin construction for 25 years. Currently an employee for Veit & Co., Mark previously did similarconstruction work in the asbestos removal field. Mark points out that what he likes aboutconstruction is that there is always a different challenge at every job site.Mark was doing scaffolding work for another contractor and was approached about anopportunity to work on the Northwestern Mutual project due to his great work performance. HisRPP certification did not get him on the project, but it has helped make it possible for him to stay.Mark happily affirmed that, “If you come to work and do a good job and practice safety, you’re akeeper; contractors will seek you for future work. You just have to be given the opportunity.”THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL TOWER AND COMMONS SBE and RPP Participation Report, data through June 30, 201420
RESIDENTS PREFERENCE PROGRAMTABLE 6: RPP PARTICIPATION BY TRADETRADEAsbestos Abatement WorkerCarpenter & Soft Floor LayerCement Mason/Concrete FinisherElectricianFence ErectorGeneral LaborerNUMBER OFRPP WORKERSZIP CODETOTAL RPP HOURSTHROUGH 28936.5(CONTINUED ON PAGE 22)THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL TOWER AND COMMONS SBE and RPP Participation Report, data through June 30, 201421
RESIDENTS PREFERENCE PROGRAMTABLE 6: RPP PARTICIPATION BY TRADE(CONTINUED)NUMBER OFRPP WORKERSZIP CODETOTAL RPP HOURSTHROUGH ADEHeavy Equipment OperatorIronworkerLandscaperPipefitterTruck DriverTOTALS12327,438Ka’ron Sanders is an RPP-certified Veit & Co. machine operator who has been in the constructionbusiness for nine years. Before entering the construction field, she was in the medical field aidingwith home health. The salary Ka’Ron receives is what encourages her to complete projects. Shewas requested by a supervisor to work on this specific project and says that being RPP-certifiedgave her an advantage when it came to finding work. She’s proud to be a part of a project that isredeveloping the city and hopes that young people will continue to consider this rewarding fiel
RPP PARTICIPATION SBEs awarded 6 .95 million in contracts representing 28 .6% of the total value of all contracts . SBE participation is 878,823 ahead of goal . RPP hours worked represent 47 .5% of all construction hours . RPP participation is 4,318 hours ahead of goal . Through June 30, 2014
