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Multi-Site Group
The Multi-Site Group maximizes the knowledge and skills developed from its work with
major national and global clients; the Multi-Site Group concentrates on large, multi-site
programs capitalizing on the benefits realized from managing a group of projects as one
program.
Focusing on program management and utilizing its base of project/construction managers
across the United States, along with its support team in its Chicago headquarters, the
Multi-Site Group is able to provide strong process improvement expertise, knowledge and
experience in leveraging best practices and scale of program, a clear technology strategy
for real-time reporting and a logistics solution, which provides just-in-time delivery of
products and equipment.
David MacDonald In addition to program/construction services provided, the Multi-Site Group also provides
General Manager specialized services including site surveys/scoping, leverage procurement/strategic
Lend Lease, Inc. sourcing, re-imaging/branding, prototype analysis, zoning and development, and its
One North Wacker Drive specialized purchasing tool, shop4equipment providing added value to its clients; the
Suite 850 group has over 65 national agreements for building products and equipment suppliers, as
Chicago, IL 60606 well as an extensive network of pre-qualified general contractors and architect/engineer
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email Project Case Studies
ECOtality North America — Charging Stations
Airport Plazas
Quiznos Brand Refresh Program
Elevation Burger
Baja Fresh, La Salsa Fresh Mexican Grill and Canyon Burger
BP Solar Commercial Installation of Photovoltaic Panels
Ronald McDonald House Canister Program
BP Westlake Campus
McDonald’s LEED Store
ECOtality North America — Charging Stations
Various Locations
Client ECOtality North America (formerly eTec), ECOtality North America, a leader in the
ECOtality North America (formerly eTec) as the lead applicant and project manager, research, development and testing of
will facilitate the largest deployment of advanced transportation and energy
Value
electric vehicles (EV) and charge systems has been involved with every
US$115,000,000
infrastructure in U.S. history. The overall electric vehicle initiative in North America
Completion project is valued at approximately $230 since the 1990s. ECOtality North America
2011 million with $114.8 million funded by the manufactures fast-charge systems for
U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to airport ground support equipment, material
Assignment ‘accelerate the development and handling equipment, transit vehicles and
Program Management production of various electric drive vehicle light duty passenger cars. ECOtality North
systems to substantially reduce petroleum America (www.blinknetwork.com) offers
consumption’. the Blink brand of smart charging station
for on-road applications that are designed
Bovis Lend Lease, as a strategic partner to
for commercial, residential and fast charge
ECOtality North America, contributed to
applications. ECOtality North America is a
and supported the ECOtality proposal to
subsidiary of ECOtality, Inc. (NASDAQ:
the U.S. Department of Energy for
ECTY), a leader in clean electric
transportation electrification and will
transportation and storage technologies.
support the construction and installation of
electric vehicle infrastructure for the
program, which intends to deploy
approximately 5,700 Nissan LEAF EVs
and 2,600 Chevrolet Volts, as well as up to
15,000 charging stations at residential,
public and commercial locations of major
population areas in Arizona, California,
Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Washington
and the District of Columbia.
ECOtality’s EV partners on the proposal,
Nissan North America and General Motors
are scheduled to launch the Leaf and Volt,
as the first mass-market electric vehicles
in December 2010. The program calls for
the installation of approximately 8,300
charge systems in residential locations,
7,700 charge systems in commercial and
public locations, as well as 350 Level 3 DC
fast-charge ports. The chargers deployed
in the program will meet all applicable
standards and will be compatible with
plug-in vehicles of all major automotive
manufacturers.
Airport Plazas
Various
Client
Airport Plazas
Value
Confidential
Completion
Ongoing
Assignment
Construction Management
Bovis Lend Lease is managing the Airport
Plazas nation-wide rollout of its next
generation airport retail program, the
construction of stand-alone facilities
involving both energy (fuel) and restaurant
retailers at major airports across the
United States.
Each project will include fueling facilities
for gasoline, diesel and CNG fuels, car
washes, convenience stores, branded
restaurants and a food court area;
additional retailers may include dry
cleaners, pet day care and drug stores.
Additional features may include solar roof
paneling, cell phone parking lots and
diesel truck rest areas.
Bovis Lend Lease, under a pre-
construction contract agreement, is
working with the architect/engineer,
finalizing the designs for the first, four
locations at Tulsa International,
Cincinnati/North Kentucky International,
Southwest Florida International and John
F. Kennedy International Airports;
construction is scheduled to begin later
this year.
Quiznos Brand Refresh Program
Various, United States
Client
Quiznos
Value
US$4,750,000
Completion
2010
Assignment
Program Management
Bovis Lend Lease is managing the three-
month, brand refresh program involving
the re-imaging of 1,200 to 1,600 Quiznos
locations across the United States.
The program entails the re-branding of
Quiznos sites to ‘The New Quiznos’ image
and involves a deep cleaning, wall-
covering installations and updating
graphics at each location.
Bovis Lend Lease will complete the
renovations in fully operational facilities,
minimizing possible disruptions to staff and
patrons.
The three-month, brand refresh program
aligns with the Quiznos marketing
schedule.
The Bovis Lend Lease proven track record
for completing multiple, geographically
wide-spread retail projects, promptly
contributed to the project award.
Elevation Burger
Various Locations, United States
Client
Elevation Franchise Ventures, LLC
Value
Confidential
Completion
2011
Assignment
Program/Construction Management
Bovis Lend Lease is managing the
construction of new, company-owned and
franchised Elevation Burger restaurants,
beginning with two locations in
Washington, D.C., followed with 30 to 60
locations in 2010 and 60 to 90 locations in
2011.
All proposed retail locations, each
approximately 2,000 square feet, are
targeting LEED certification, and will
include bamboo tables and flooring among
the sustainable features.
Elevation Burger boasts of “…quality
ingredients such as organic, grass-fed,
free-range beef and 100% olive oil, and a
commitment to offering its guests a
nutritionally superior product, putting
people and product ahead of profit’
Baja Fresh, La Salsa Fresh Mexican Grill and Canyon Burger
Various Locations, United States
Client
Baja Fresh
Value
US$5,000,000
Completion
2010
Assignment
Construction Management/Design/Build
Bovis Lend Lease is managing the
construction of 30 to 60 Baja Fresh, La
Salsa Fresh Mexican Grill and Canyon
Burger restaurants.
As a central point in the franchise
development process, Bovis Lend Lease
will prepare and maintain the company’s
branding standards. Specifically, Bovis
Lend Lease is overseeing the
procurement, management and
coordination of architect/engineer services,
project delivery accountability, general
contractor management, vendor
coordination and communication
management.
Each restaurant, approximately 1,600
square feet, will be designed and built in
accordance with the prototype Guest
Choice Design Standard depicted by Baja
Fresh.
BP Solar Commercial Installation of Photovoltaic Panels
Various Locations, United States
Client
BP Solar USA, Inc.
Value
Confidential
Completion
Ongoing
Assignment
Program Management
BP, one of the world’s largest integrated conventional facility’s electrical needs as
energy companies, has looked beyond integrated with existing electrical and
traditional energy choices to help conserve mechanical system.
resources and is focusing on new, cleaner
Each BP Solar project ranges from three
technologies, including solar.
to six months; the projects have a “service”
BP Solar, with 30 years of experience and scope, however, since most of the work is
installations in over 160 countries including on the facility roof, the Multi-Site Group
manufacturing facilities in the United works closely with BP Solar in
States, Spain, India and Australia, is an implementing the Bovis Lend Lease Falls
integral part of BP’s Alternative Energy Mandate including the elimination of all
business with over 2,200 employees ladders, replacing them with stair platform
focused on harnessing the sun’s energy to ladders with lockable gates.
produce solar power for electricity.
With a continued focus on renewable
The Bovis Lend Lease Multi-Site Group, energy and sustainability, the Bovis Lend
as its project manager, is managing the Lease Multi-Site Group is positioned to
installation of photovoltaic panels and significantly contribute to a reduction to the
modules on select Walmart, Sam’s Club carbon footprint.
and FedEx Freight facilities as a pilot
Projects include:
program including universities such
as Palo Verde University in Blythe, CA and US Cold Storage, Tulare, CA
Colorado State University in Pueblo, CO. Walmart, Palm Springs, CA
A typical project ranges from a 265 KW Walmart, Beaumont, CA
system to a 1 MW system in potential
power output. Sam’s Club, La Habra, CA
Sam’s Club, Glendora, CA
With each solar panel producing 195
watts, a Whittier site will produce 281.8 FedEx Freight, Whittier, CA
KW, necessitating 1,445 solar panels to be FedEx Freight, Fontana, CA
mounted on the roof using a PV Module Colorado State University, Pueblo, CO
support system engineered for each Palo Verde Community College,
applications and facility roof type. Typical Blythe, CA
systems supply between 10 — 40 % of a
Ronald McDonald House Canister Program
Various, United States
Client
Ronald McDonald House Charities
Value
Confidential
Completion
2009
Assignment
Project Management
Bovis Lend Lease managed the canister
program involving the installation of
approximately 9,000 “wall pass-thru”
canisters at the drive-thru windows; the
canisters are expected to become the
single largest source of charitable
donations leveraging an estimated 75% of
the McDonald’s drive-thru business.
The Ronald McDonald House Charities’
(RMHC) single largest source of
fundraising revenue is customer donations
at collection canisters at the front counters
of the restaurants; however, the vast
majority of McDonald’s customers utilize
the drive-thru. To gain consistent access
to these customers and dramatically
increase donations, McDonald’s and
RMHC developed a new canister that
funnels donated money through the wall to
a secure box inside the restaurant.
The new Wall Pass-thru or “WPT” canister
is intended to be a permanent fixture in the
drive-thru. The default installation is one
WPT unit (per restaurant) installed directly
beneath the cash booth window.
The design involves offsetting interior and
exterior wall cuts, enabling donated money
to travel through the wall at a 45 degree
angle into a lock box that is accessible
inside the restaurant.
BP Westlake Campus
Houston, TX
Client
BP Products North America
Value
Confidential
Completion
2015
Assignment
Construction/Program Management
Bovis Lend Lease is managing the
redevelopment of the BP America Houston
Westlake Campus involving multiple
projects including 20 floors of office space,
a 1,875-vehicle parking garage, central
heat plant, upgrading the campus
infrastructure, parking, roadways and
landscape, and constructing a six-story,
400,000 square foot trading facility for
BP’s Integrated Supply & Trading business
unit; the high-tech facility is targeting a
LEED-Platinum rating.
All new facilities are being designed to
meet LEED Gold and Platinum standards
in keeping with BP's corporate
sustainability initiatives.
McDonald’s
Chicago, IL
Client
McDonald’s Corporation
Value
Confidential
Completion
2008
Assignment
Construction Management
Certification
LEED-Gold
Bovis Lend Lease managed the Enhanced commissioning of all HVAC
construction of the McDonald’s at Ashland equipment,
and 42nd Street, McDonald’s first United Ultra low-flow toilets and urinals, and
States stand alone retail raze and rebuild
A 96% diversion rate of construction
to achieve a LEED rating. It is
and demolition waste from the landfill.
McDonald’s intent to use this site as a
“testing ground” for sustainable operations While this project may be a testing ground
and design strategies. Through for McDonald’s, it is also a sustainability
experience gained here, McDonald’s awareness laboratory for the millions of
hopes to create a sustainable retail pilot individual customers that will interact
site solution, which engages both the within their retail establishments.
community and its employees through
education with hopes to establish a McDonald’s has been a recognized
mindset of positive environmental corporate leader in innovating sustainable
impacts. practices within its supply chain, and its
LEED effort is another step in its overall
Some of the many green building and commitment.
design elements implemented at this site,
which participated under the Retail Pilot
program and was awarded 43 total points,
include:
Permeable pavers at the perimeter
parking and driving lanes,
Green roof,
Rain gardens and a rain water
collection system for landscape
irrigation,
Energy efficient site lighting,
Extensive energy management
system,
High efficiency boiler,