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ENVISION CONSULTANTS, LTD. Representative General Buildings Projects ENVISION CONSULTANTS, LTD. Representative General Buildings Projects Envision provides results-driven project and construction management support services for complex buildings projects across of range of industries. We understand the unique considerations that each building type requires, and work collaboratively with owners, project teams and end-users to ensure that needs are met, budgets and schedules are clearly delineated and well managed, that challenges are minimized, and that project goals are achieved. Our representative experience includes: A.T. Chadwick Bordentown Township Chadwick Manpower Plan Senior Housing Project Renovation/New Bensalem, PA Construction Bordentown, NJ Aetna US Health Care Aetna USHC Building Bucks County Board of Commissioners Blue Bell, PA Doylestown Courthouse Building Renovations Doylestown, PA Amtrak 30th Street Station Renovations Burlington County Philadelphia, PA ▪ Church ▪ Community Center Atlantic City International Airport ▪ Library FAA Technical Center Improvements Burlington County, NJ Atlantic City, NJ Burlington Township Fire Department Atlantic City Improvement Authority Fire District Headquarters Station 301 Fountain of Lights Restoration Burlington, NJ Atlantic City, NJ Cape May Board of Chosen Freeholders Atlantic County Department of Public Safety Court House Renovations Anthony "Tony" Canale Training Center Cape May, NJ Egg Harbor, NJ Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority Atlantic Health Systems Sanitary Landfill Expansion Cell 2G Phase 1 Kindred Rehabilitation Hospital Cape May County, NJ Madison, NJ Page 1 of 9 ENVISION CONSULTANTS, LTD. Representative General Buildings Projects Cardinal Laboratories City of Chester New laboratory Recreation Center Somerset, NJ Chester, PA Caesars Casino City of Hazleton ▪ Entertainment Wing Hazelton Intermodal Facility ▪ Parking Garage Hazelton, PA Atlantic City, NJ City of Medford Cedar Grove Township Medford Development Project Wastewater Treatment Plant Medford, NJ Cedar Grove, NJ City of Philadelphia, Department of Public Center Square Partners, LLC Property New Inspira Medical Building ▪ Center for Law Enforcement and Public Woolwich, NJ Health/Public Safety and Services Campus ▪ Conceptual Estimate Cherry Hill Fire Department ▪ Interior Renovations ▪ Station 6 Firehouse ▪ Police Dept 2nd & 15th District Improvements ▪ Station 3 Firehouse Philadelphia, PA Cherry Hill, NJ City of Philadelphia, Division of Aviation Citibank ▪ Lavatory Renovations Citigroup Center Building Renovations ▪ Philadelphia International Airport - Overseas New York, NY Terminal Conversion ▪ Public Safety Services Building City of Atlantic City Philadelphia, PA ▪ All Wars Memorial (Westside) ▪ Atlantic City Holding Cells City of Philadelphia ▪ Fountain of Lights ▪ City Hall Renovations Atlantic City, NJ ▪ East Park Canoe House ▪ Family Court Building City of Baltimore ▪ Healthcare Center Baltimore Sanitary Contract ▪ Holmesburg Recreation Center Baltimore, MD ▪ House of Corrections Parking Lot ▪ Police Forensic Center City of Camden ▪ REBUILD Community Infrastructure ▪ City Hall Renovations ▪ Shelters Property Condition at Gateway ▪ Sewer Reconstruction Woodstock Stenton and Riverview Shelters ▪ Firehouse ▪ Urban Blight Project Camden, NJ ▪ Youth Study Center Philadelphia, PA City of Cape May Cape May Convention Hall City of Philadelphia, Water Department Cape May, NJ ▪ SWWPCP Maintenance Bulding Boiler ▪ NEWPCP Chiller and AHU Replacement Philadelphia, PA Page 2 of 9 ENVISION CONSULTANTS, LTD. Representative General Buildings Projects City University of New York (CUNY) Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission DASNY Project Schedule Reviews Task Order (DVRPC) New York, NY Camden County HSIP Local Concept Development Study Community of St. John Baptist Church Camden County, NJ Exterior Restoration of the Convent Mendham, NJ DTE Energy Navy System Upgrades Department of General Services (DGS) Philadelphia, PA SCI Chester Prison Chester, PA Eastern Regional Research USDA Chemical Wing Department of the Navy Wyndmoor, PA Air Conditioning Equipment Replacement Philadelphia, PA Egg Harbor High School Solar Panels and Renovations DHL Egg Harbor, NJ Mail Processing Facility Allentown, PA Egg Harbor Township Childs-Kirk Field House Delran Township Egg Harbor Township Municipal Building Renovations Delran, NJ Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ▪ William Hughes Technical Center Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) ▪ Facility Renovations Mid County DMV Facility ▪ Laboratory Project Delaware, City, DE Atlantic City, NJ Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission Florence & Cherry Hill Townships (DRJTBC) Firehouse Projects ▪ Administration Building Florence & Cherry Hill, NJ ▪ Facilities Task Order Agreement ▪ I-78 Maintenance Garage Fort Dix Base ▪ Scudder Falls Administration Building Food Services Facility Various Locations Wrightstown, NJ Delaware River Port Authority (DRPA) General Services Administration (GSA) ▪ Delay Claim Collingswood Rehabilitation Veterans Center Roofing Project ▪ PATCO Collingswood Rehabilitation Philadelphia, PA ▪ PATCO Control Center Relocation ▪ PATCO Shop Annex Building General Mills Various Locations Plant Shutdown Jackson, OH General Motors GM Plant Renovation Wilmington, DE Page 3 of 9 ENVISION CONSULTANTS, LTD. Representative General Buildings Projects GlaxoSmithKline Jersey City ▪ Biological Facility Annex and Public Garage ▪ Administrative Data HVAC Project Jersey City, NJ ▪ Data Storage Center Phase II Various Projects/Locations Jersey City Housing Authority Catherine Todd Senior Living Center Gloucester County Improvement Authority Jersey City, NJ Court Renovation Project Woodbury, NJ Joint Meeting of Essex and Union Counties (JMEUC) Gloucester County Institute of Technology (GCIT) Aeration Equipment Upgrades GCIT Academy Essex and Union Counties, NJ Sewell, NJ Kent County Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. Courthouse Additions and Renovations Headquarters Building Kent County, DE New York, NY Keystone Property Group Good Samaritan Hospital Curtis Building Renovation Addition and Renovation Philadelphia, PA Lebanon, PA Liberty Science Center Hahnemann University Hospital Solar Panels Hospital Additions and Renovations Jersey City, NJ Philadelphia, PA Louis Redding Harrison Township Mail Room Relocation Renovations New Police Station Building Wilmington, DE Mullica Hill, NJ Maryland Department of Public Safety and Horsham Township Correctional Services Horsham Township Library Eastern Correctional Institution Horsham, PA Somerset County, MD Hunterdon County Maryland Transit Administration North Branch Library South Lexington Metro Market Station Clinton, NJ Lexington, MD Institute of Advanced Study McGuire Air Force Base Phase III ▪ Buildings 33-35 Renovations Princeton, NJ ▪ Building 2909 ▪ Electrical Distribution Project Ivoclar Vivadent Manufacturing ▪ JIEDDO Training Facility Manufacturing Facility ▪ Egres Compliance Mods Building 1907 Somerset, NJ Various Locations Page 4 of 9 ENVISION CONSULTANTS, LTD. Representative General Buildings Projects Mercer County Naval Square Courthouse Annex Residential Development Trenton, NJ Philadelphia, PA Merchantville Country Club New Jersey American Water Club House ASR Facility and Transmission Pipeline Cherry Hill, NJ Camden NJ Middlesex County Utilities Authority (MCUA) New Jersey Department of Corrections Thickener Tank Overflow Screening Facility ICF/MR Hospital Building Sayreville, NJ Vineland, NJ Miele New Jersey, Department of the Treasury, Division Experience Center Princeton Expansion of Property Management and Construction Princeton, NJ (DPMC) ▪ Behavioral Modification Unit Roof Monte Verde Complex Replacement – NJ Training School 13-Story Multi-Family Housing Project ▪ Elevator Upgrades at the Labor and Industry Baltimore, MD Building ▪ NJ State House Garage Relocation Montgomery County Community College (MCCC) ▪ Steam and Condensate Replacement Line Central Campus Renovations Woodbine Development Center Blue Bell, PA Various Locations Montgomery County New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) Courthouse ▪ Cheesequake Bridge Rehabilitation Montgomery County, PA ▪ Generator, Usage & Controller Operation Various Locations Moorestown Township Town Hall New Jersey League of Municipalities Moorestown, NJ Roebling Mansion Renovations Trenton, NJ Metropolitan Transportation Authority Phase V Construction Management of Metro-North New Jersey Schools Development Authority Railroad Harmon Shop (NJSDA) New York, NY Delran Restrooms Renovations Delran, NJ Museum of Contemporary Science Renovations & Additions New Jersey Transit Trenton, NJ ▪ Edison Parking Lot ▪ Lindenwold Station Rehabilitation National Park Services Edison, NJ Sandy Hook Project Sandy Hook, NJ New Jersey Turnpike Authority (NJTA) Facilities Improvement Program Design & Construction Various Locations Page 5 of 9 ENVISION CONSULTANTS, LTD. Representative General Buildings Projects New York University (NYU) Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation Jay Street Project Renovation Floors 8-11 (PIDC) New York, NY 4601 Market Street Building Assessment and Development NYC Health + Hospitals Philadelphia, PA Jacobi Hospital Construction Bronx, NY Philadelphia Phillies/MLB Orange Regional Medical Center Marion Anderson Urban Youth Center Construct a new 6 story hospital facility Indoor Training Facility Middleton, NY Philadelphia, PA Owings Mills Philadelphia Regional Port Authority (PRPA) Addition and renovation to production facility Pier Outshore Refurbishment Owings Mills, MD Philadelphia, PA Passaic
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