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Phoenix Brief History (Corporate) 1661 E. Camelback Founded by Samuel F. Kitchell in 1950, Kitchell began as a small, local Suite 375 building contractor. The company was a pioneer in developing the Phoenix, AZ 85016 construction management approach in the western U.S. in the 1960s and 602.266.1970 602.285.1210 Fax established its reputation for successfully managing complex commercial, industrial and institutional building projects. KITCHELL INTERNATI O NAL -MENA In 1969, it founded Doubletree, Inc. Before the corporation sold its Kuwait controlling interest in Doubletree in 1978, Kitchell had developed 2,300 (Headquarters) hotel/motel rooms throughout the U.S. Throughout its history, Kitchell has Suite (31/2) Bobyan Complex-Dajeej Contact: been recognized locally, nationally and internationally for its performance, Ahmad Ereiqat, J.D., LEED AP innovation, financial strength, business practices and quality of work. General Manager + 965 24331513 Phone In 1978, Kitchell Corporation created Kitchell CEM (Capital Expenditure + 965 24348975 Fax Managers), a subsidiary whose corporate mission is to provide project and + 965 97283137 Cell construction management services primarily to the public sector. [email protected] Since Kitchell CEM’s inception, we have completed over $12.4 billion in public works construction representing more than 625 public sector projects. These projects include courts, municipal office facilities, parking structures, K–12 schools and higher education facilities, civic centers, detention and criminal justice, healthcare, sports, police and fire stations, and performing and multicultural arts centers. Having been in business for 60 years, Kitchell has proven its long-term stability and financial strength. Culture & Values Since its inception, Kitchell International-MENA has built a strong culture that is the foundation for our business philosophy and management practices. Throughout our entire organization, we embrace and live by our corporate values of: Integrity, Credibility and Honesty Quality of Work and Service Client Satisfaction People Development www.kitchellinternational.com Kitchell International Kitchell International - MENA Standard Qualifications MAR K ET SECT O R S In 1991, Kitchell began a formal company-wide commitment to continuous quality improvement. Over the years, we have made great strides in understanding our clients’ requirements and performing work that meets those requirements. The results show in the consistent profitability of all of Kitchell’s operating subsidiaries, as well as in the high level of customer loyalty that we enjoy in all of our targeted markets. • Government (Municipal) Projects • Hospitality Projects • Healthcare Projects • Public Safety Projects • Master Planning Projects • Real Estate Development Projects • Theater/Performing Arts Projects • Education Projects Kitchell specializes in the program and construction • Prison Projects management of public • Court Projects sector projects. www.kitchellinternational.com Kitchell International Kitchell International - MENA Standard Qualifications PR of E ss I O NAL SERVICE S Clients may elect to deliver their projects using various methods including design-bid-build, design-build (including bridging), multiple prime/trade contracting and performance contracting. Therefore, our professional services will vary to accommodate the Client needs and the project delivery method. Kitchell International has the knowledge, experience, resources, necessary tools and the flexibility to provide the Clients with complete high quality professional program management services. Kitchell International professional services include: • Development Program Management • Staff Augmentation • Oncall Services • Project Management • Construction Management • Value Engineering • Claims Analysis & Dispute Resolution • Other Engineering & Architectural Services www.kitchellinternational.com Kitchell International Kitchell International - MENA Standard Qualifications CLIENT CO MMITMENT ogether, By focusing on relationship loyalty, we’ve built strong partnerships with our T Clients that span decades. We’ve served our Clients in a variety of geographic building value locations and capacities throughout the United States, Canada and Hawaii. Our methods have been very successful—more than 85% of our work comes every day. from repeat clients. We deliver our services using a variety of delivery strategies including agency and multiple prime CM, CM at-risk, CM/GC, lease-leaseback, design-build and the traditional design-bid-build. In our project experience section, we have listed a few of our representative clients per sector, along with project names and our roles for each. Some of these clients are repeat clients—all have been greatly satisfied with our services and the outcome of their projects. www.kitchellinternational.com Kitchell International Kitchell International - MENA Standard Qualifications PR O JECT EX P ERIENCE uilding Kitchell has managed the planning, design and/or construction of projects of B over $12.4 billion which include municipal office facilities, public safety facilities, fire stations, courts, performing arts centers, hospitals and health care facilities, communities theaters, museums, civic centers, universities, K-12 schools and criminal justice facilities. Most of these projects involve the construction of new facilities or we want to renovation of existing facilities incorporating fast track schedules with critical work and completion dates and tight budgets. Working closely with our clients to define practical, viable, responsive project live in. goals, Kitchell supports our municipal, county, education and state clients in achieving the highest and most responsible use of their dollars, to the satisfaction of administrators, user groups, and their constituencies at large. The following are a few examples of our representative projects. Office/Municipal Experience Kitchell blends quality with value to corporate headquarters, research facilities, public office buildings and office/industrial parks. Building the best As a project/construction manager and a builder, we bring high-quality shell and tenant improvement construction, providing tenants with a functional, aesthetic work environment. Representative Projects California Department of General Services California State Office Buildings 8 and
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