This document provides information about Whiting-Turner Contracting Company, including that it was founded in 1909, is ranked in the top 10 construction companies domestically, and has offices across the US. It also lists several federal agency and military clients Whiting-Turner has worked with, such as the Naval Academy, Walter Reed Medical Center, and NIH. The document discusses Whiting-Turner's support for small businesses through networking events, mentorship, and subcontracting opportunities.

1. INTEGRITY | EXCELLENCE |EXPERIENCE | LEADERSHIP
DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS &
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
FEDERAL & MILITARY CONSTRUCTION
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2. WHO WE ARE
• FOUNDED IN 1909
• PERENNIALLY RANKED BY ENR IN THE TOP 10 FOR
DOMESTIC BUILDING
• FINANCIALLY INDEPENDENT
• $4 BILLION BONDING CAPACITY
• 5A-1 DUN & BRADSTREET RATING
• OFFICES COAST TO COAST
• LEADER IN SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION (LEED)
Willard Hackerman
President & CEO since 1955

3. OFFICES:
• Maryland Offices
• Baltimore (HQ)
• Greenbelt
• Cambridge

4. WORK WITH THE FOLLOWING AGENCIES

5. Whiting-Turner’s First Project - 1910
Utility and Road Work at Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Bethesda, MD

6. U.S. Naval Academy – Multi-phased Renovation
Annapolis, MD

7. U.S. Naval Academy - Bancroft Hall
Annapolis, MD

8. U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis, MD

9. Warrior Transition Unit
Warrior Transition Unit – Building 62
WRNMMC Bethesda, MD
Warrior Transition Unit – Building 17
WRNMMC Bethesda, MD

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Warrior Transition Unit
WRNMMC Bethesda, MD

11. Warrior Transition Unit
WRNMMC Bethesda, MD

12. NIH Porter II Neuroscience Research Center
Bethesda, MD

13. GSA Federal Laboratories
Beltsville, MD

14. Warrior Transition Unit
GSA Fallon Building
Baltimore, MD

15. SMALL BUSINESS OUTREACH
Whiting-Turner belongs to multiple small business organizations where we provide:
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Sponsorships
Technical assistance
Mentoring
Financial and bonding assistance
State and local economic development
• Governor's Workforce Investment Board (GWIB)
• The Greater Baltimore Committee (GBC)

16. SMALL BUSINESS NETWORKING
1. Get down to business:
• Outreach/matchmaker event
• Showcase current and future projects
• Held three (3) times per year
2. Industry days

17. CONTRACTING OPPORTUNITIES
Current projects:
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Dundalk Readiness Center
Intelligence Community Campus Bethesda
CANX 2 & 3 – Tenant fit-out of two buildings
Social Security Administration (SSA) Renovation
Security and Safety Upgrades for SSA
Emerson VII Tenant Improvements
U.S. Naval Academy
 Nimitz Library
 Rickover Hall
PART OF PUBLIC RECORD
Intelligence Community Campus Bethesda (ICC-B)
Bethesda, MD

18. SUBCONTRACTING
If you are a subcontractor or supplier interested in working with Whiting-Turner,
please download and fill out the prequalification statement located at the
address below, and send it and any required attachments to the region(s) of
interest.
http://www.whiting-turner.com/contact/contact.html
• Baltimore - prequalbal@whiting-turner.com
• Greenbelt - prequaldc@whiting-turner.com
• Cambridge - prequalcam@whiting-turner.com

19. WHITING-TURNER CONTACTS
• Joanna Harmon
Federal Govt. Industry Specialist/SBLO
Joanna.harmon@whiting-turner.com
410.337.5707
• Michael Thomas
Senior Federal Marketing Manager
Michael.thomas@whiting-turner.com
240.297.3039

20. 1909 - 2013