Truebeck | Design-Build Qualifications

DESIGN-BUILD

SERVING OTHERS SINCE 2007. PIONEERING IDEAS AND RAISING THE BAR.

Truebeck Construction was founded with a gamechanging spirit and an ambitious vision: disrupt the traditional and ordinary, and rigorously raise the bar to do our best work. Period. We’re driven by the belief that we can improve construction practices and elevate standards, while creating remarkable places in our community.

Many things are built. Few things are crafted smart and well. We have an entrepreneurial nature – thinking big, but not acting big – and perform as true builders with boots on the ground. We absolutely love construction, and you’ll see that in everything we do. It’s never business as usual on our jobsites or in the office; in fact, it’s more like a championship game.

We strive for greatness in the details, the dirty work, and in the victory of helping you achieve your vision.

ABOUT US

OFFICE LOCATIONS

Portland

Sacramento

San Francisco San Mateo AVERAGE

$1 billion

Truebeck Construction is an industry-leading full-service general contractor specializing in technical building, complex projects, and interiors. Clients come to us when they have ambitious goals, and when they want certainty, predictable costs, and high-performance buildings. We build it right the first time and deliver the best value.

A FULL-SERVICE GC

Truebeck’s work environment foregoes department silos, and instead encourages deep collaboration—with disciplines sitting side-byside. Working in nimble, autonomous teams, each project squad develops their own strategies and efficiencies to achieve the best outcome for your vision. When you work with Truebeck, you engage all our integrated disciplines.

Alternative Delivery Methods

Construction Technology + Innovation

Design-Build

Integrated Project Delivery

MEP Expertise

Preconstruction

Safety Management

Self-Perform

MARKET SECTORS

Commercial Education Healthcare Interiors

Life Sciences

Mass Timber

Mission Critical

Mixed-Use

Multi-Family

EMPLOYEES

550+

OUR VALUES

These are the values that guide our people and business. They’re what we look for in every employee across the company. Recognizing that our success is founded upon these beliefs, they embody our culture and promise to our employees and business partners. This is our DNA.

WE WIN AS A TEAM AND HIGH-FIVE A LOT.

DON’T DO WHAT’S EASY. DO WHAT’S RIGHT. AND HUSTLE. PROJECT SUCCESS. EVERY TIME. NO EXCUSES.

IF IT’S NOT THE BEST, IT SIMPLY WON’T DO.

COURAGEOUSLY, MAKE IDEAS REALITY. BUSINESS AND LIFE ARE ALL ABOUT PEOPLE.

PROJECT AWARDS

AIA Merit Award for Energy and Sustainability

DBIA, Regional Award for Educational Category

Go Beyond Award for a New Construction Project

USGBC-Northern California, Green Building Super Hero

UC Davis Winery, Brewery & Food Science Bldg, Davis, CA (8)

Coworky Award for Best Space Design

ENR Best Project

Bespoke Co-working, San Francisco, CA (4)

ENR Best Project

Twitter Headquarters/1Tenth, San Francisco, CA (9, 11)

ENR Best Project

Gilead Wellbeing Center, Foster City, CA

ENR Best Project

SmartLabs North Tower Lab & Office, So. San Francsico , CA

ENR Best Project

Mozilla Headquarters, Mountain View, CA (3)

ENR Best Project

IIDA Award

GitHub Headquarters, San Francisco, CA (2)

SAFETY AWARDS

President’s Safety Award

Construction Employers’ Association (2016–Present)

CA Voluntary Protection Program (Cal/VPP) Designation

Cal/OSHA (2016–Present)

Excellence in Safety

Construction Employers’ Association (2007–Present)

1st Place National Construction Safety Excellence Award

AGC (2013)

IIDA Design Excellence Award for Best in Education

TEL HI Child Care Center, San Francisco, CA

Interior Design Magazine, Best Tech Office of the Year

Largest San Francisco Construction Project

Uber Headquarters, Mission Bay, San Francisco, CA (1)

NAIOP Best of the Bay Award

Tribune Tower, Oakland, CA

Real Estate Deal of the Year

Uptown Station, Oakland, CA

Silicon Valley Structures Milestone Project of the Year

Apple Park, Cupertino, CA (5, 6)

Silicon Valley Structures Award Project of the Year

Stanford Research Park at 3223 Hanover, Palo Alto, CA (7)

NOTABLE COMPANY AWARDS

Best Places to Work

San Francisco Business Times (2013, 2014, 2017-2022) (10)

Top 100 Bay Area Corporate Philanthropist

San Francisco Business Times (2017– 2022)

University of California, Santa Cruz

Kresge College Campus Renewal

SANTA CRUZ, CA

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Kresge College is a dynamic, academic community along a ridge in a redwood forest. Kresge students study liberal arts through creative community spaces, interdisciplinary and experimental teachings, and conscientious approaches to living and learning. The Truebeck/EHDD design-build team will address the University’s need for student housing and also focus on critical campus repairs and renovation, imminent seismic upgrade requirements, and site accessibility.

The redevelopment includes eight new dormitories providing 585 beds, new Town Hall building, renovation of five academic buildings, and demolition of 10 existing structures. The eight new residential halls consist of mass timber and steel structures, with Kresge L being the tallest at six stories. The advantages of mass timber prefabrication are leveraged to provide schedule and cost savings and improved carbon impacts. The project also includes extensive campus sitework on challenging terrain.

SIZE

156,000sf

CONSTRUCTION COST

$250 million

PROJECT ARCHITECT

EHDD Architecture

KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build; Mass timber

Vantage Data Centers

V5 - Santa Clara Campus I

SANTA CLARA, CA

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The V5 Data Center is a four-story, steel structure building with 15MW of raised floor data center space spread across three data modules on separate floors. Situated on a highly connected carrier neutral campus with extensive diverse fiber connections and a multitude of services, this modern data center includes N+1 redundancy that ensures system availability in the event of component failure and offers support for customers seeking higher power densities. The project also consisted of designbuild MEP systems, sitework, and Class A building amenities, including office space, conference rooms, and a break room.

SIZE 109,228sf

CONSTRUCTION COST

$150 million

PROJECT ARCHITECT

CAS Architects

KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build; Mission critical

County of San Mateo Health System Campus

SAN MATEO, CA

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The Health System campus project encompasses a full city block and includes 200,000sf of sitework and 289,000sf of construction comprised of multiple buildings, including the “1954 Building” (Administration Building), Nursing Wing, Diagnostic and Treatment Center, Clinics, Central Plant, North Addition, and Health Services Building.

The OSHPD 1 and 3 project consists of the following: demolition of a 109,000sf 1954 Building that may contain hazardous materials and a 69,000sf Health Services Building; 27,000sf nursing wing ground floor renovation including outpatient rehabilitation clinic and dietary kitchen, café and, server; new 70,000sf three-story Administration Office Building; 5,000sf North Addition Building Rehab Department renovation; new 20,000sf Link Building connecting the new Administration Office Building to the hospital; 3,000sf Health Services Building remodel; and 6,000sf central plant renovation.

SIZE

289,000sf (Buildings); 200,000sf (Sitework)

CONSTRUCTION COST

$100 million

PROJECT ARCHITECT

Taylor Design

KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build; OSHPD 1 & 3

Sonoma State University

Stevenson Hall

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Utilizing a design-build delivery method designed to increase collaboration, the project includes 32,000sf of new construction comprised of building expansion with cantilevered steel, atrium addition, and significant seismic retrofitting. Complete renovation of the existing three-story 1967 Stevenson Hall building—the campus’ largest academic building—includes complete new systems, 60% exterior skin replacement designed to provide more natural light, and site improvements. The project accommodates classrooms, offices, conference rooms, computer and bioscience labs, and a psychology observation room. Sustainability is a critical project component, with improving environmental quality and reducing resource utilization primary focuses for this LEED Gold project.

Truebeck performed extensive preconstruction services as well as phasing, scheduling, and site logistics solutions. Core project objectives aim to improve campus educational spaces to better meet the needs of the associated disciplines.

CONSTRUCTION COST

$75.5 million

PROJECT ARCHITECT

EHDD Architecture

KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build; LEED Gold; Fitwel Star

ROHNERT PARK, CA

Alexandria Real Estate Equities Inc.

887 Industrial Road Parking Structure

SAN CARLOS, CA

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Phased campus construction of a five-story, 517,600sf 1,510-stall poured-in-place parking structure with two levels above grade and three levels below. The project includes three acres of open space/sitework on an eight-acre site.

SIZE

517,600sf

CONSTRUCTION COST

$72 million

PROJECT ARCHITECT ARC TEC, INC.

KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build

Vantage Data Centers

V4 Data Center Facility

SANTA CLARA, CA

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

This two-story ground-up building was part of Vantage Data Center’s phased campus expansion. The development added three 2.75MW Cummins Generators with 5,000-gallon belly tanks. As a mission critical facility, the design also covered uninterrupted power supply for critical components of the operation, including IT load. Projects within the new facility ranged from complex interrelated building systems (such as security monitoring, cameras, building and energy management systems) to the telecommunications infrastructure connecting existing campus and data distribution.

Additional spaces included offices, conference rooms, break rooms, two data modules, electrical room, and battery room. The building has an electric capacity of 6MW of I.T. power.

SIZE

42,800sf

CONSTRUCTION COST

$53.6 million

PROJECT ARCHITECT

CAS Architects

KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build; Mission critical

TRUEBECK CONSTRUCTION

Vantage Data Centers

V1 DM8/DM9 - Santa Clara Campus I

SANTA CLARA, CA

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

In conjunction with the V1 Annex and V1 DM10 projects, this phased sequence consisted of the upgrade to an existing occupied building and included two new data modules, office tenant improvements, and a seismic retrofit. The project added large underfloor chilled water line infrastructure, as well electrical room infrastructure including transformers, switchgear, UPS units, battery cabinets, and CRAH units to support 3MW of data center space at 2N redundancy. Extensive coordination was required to maintain services on this operating mission critical campus and the project was delivered using a design-build delivery method, including design-build MEP systems. The scope also covered uninterrupted power supply for critical components of the operation, including IT load. The project included security monitoring, cameras, building and energy management systems and other complexities to the telecommunications infrastructure connecting the existing campus and data distribution.

SIZE

40,000sf

CONSTRUCTION COST

$31.4 million

PROJECT ARCHITECT

CAS Architects

KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build; Mission critical campus

General Services Administration (GSA)

911 Federal Building

PORTLAND, OR

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Built in 1953, the eight-story steel-framed structure is home to the GSA, U.S. Congress, Department of Homeland Security, and Department of Energy, among other national security entities. This major design-build transformation within a fully occupied and functional federal office building includes major seismic and non-seismic structural systems upgrades to ensure the facility’s long-term operational status. The NOAA tenant improvement build-out renovates a significant portion of the 2nd floor’s overall space to meet their new Fisheries Western Region headquarters’ requirements, in an initiative to relocate their office and functions into the Federal Building. This project also involves office relocation and build-out for a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, Congressman Earl Blumenauer.

SIZE

312,447sf

CONSTRUCTION COST

$30 million

PROJECT ARCHITECT

Soderstrom Architects

KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build; Government agency

Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc.

259 East Grand

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CA

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

This design-build warm core and shell new construction included infrastructure for lab and office use. Features of this five-story building include assembly space, high-occupancy first floor restrooms, a bridge to an existing adjacent building, an open architectural open central stair, dual lobbies, and a mechanical penthouse with service yard. The facade consists of storefront GFRC and metal panels.

The project featured significant sustainable elements, including increased energy efficiencies of the building’s MEP systems through equipment selection, enhanced lighting and MEP controls, and enhanced commissioning of all systems. The building includes increased energy efficiency measures through the glazing and insulation, and utilizes solar panels at the carports and rooftop. The project team closely monitored and managed the Savings By Design process and secured PG&E incentives for the client, in addition to managing the LEED certification effort.

SIZE

164,000sf

CONSTRUCTION COST

Confidential per Client

PROJECT ARCHITECT

DGA

KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build; LEED Platinum

555 Market Street Multi-floor Headquarters

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

This 15-story design-build office interiors project on Market Street in San Francisco serves as a global corporate headquarters for Uber. The space included high-tech open office areas, large breakrooms, food service and pantries, an auditorium, and a full-service security package integration. The location of the project, in an active downtown location, required multiple permitting requirements and construction was phased to work within an occupied building.

SIZE

260,000sf

CONSTRUCTION COST

$28 million

PROJECT ARCHITECT

Cannon Design (previously Studio O+A)

KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build

Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc.

269 East Grand

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CA

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

269 East Grand is the third building on Alexandria’s life science campus. This ground-up, design-build, three-story shell is a pile-supported structural slab building with a steel frame. Built on the location of the existing parking lot, logistics were paramount due to the proximity to the other two campus active buildings. Skin systems are a combination of curtain wall and GFRC, maintaining the campuses sustainability goals. The structure is an office and lab-ready shell, and the site includes a wind turbine installation adhering to the public art requirements for the campus.

SIZE

106,000sf

CONSTRUCTIAON COST

Confidential per Client

PROJECT ARCHITECT

DGA

KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build

San Francisco-Marin Food Bank

Warehouse Expansion

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

and front entrance, provides expanded warehouse space, and a new food cooler with storage racking. Truebeck renovated the first and second floor offices, conference rooms and restrooms to provide a more updated space for staff. The project created a new loading dock with a new delivery road for incoming and departing shipments. Truebeck was able to keep the delivery route operational for the majority of construction, with close coordination with the Food Bank, so operations could be maintained throughout construction. Sustainable features include solar panels, two 20,000 gallon cisterns to collect water for landscaping irrigation, and the building is all-electric, lowering its carbon footprint.

EHDD Architecture

KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build; All-electric building

Vantage Data Centers

V1 DM10 - Santa Clara Campus I SANTA CLARA, CA

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

In conjunction with the V1 Annex and V1 DM8/DM9 projects, this phased sequence consisted of the upgrade to an existing occupied building included a new data module and office tenant improvements. The most complicated of the phases, the project increased the chilled water infrastructure and cooling capacity and added electrical room infrastructure including transformers, switchgear, UPS units, battery cabinets, and CRAH units to support 3MW of data center space at 2N redundancy. Extensive coordination was required to maintain services on this operating campus and the project was delivered using a design-build delivery method, including design-build MEP systems. As a mission critical facility, the scope also covered uninterrupted power supply for critical components of the operation, including IT load. The project included complex interrelated building systems such as security, energy management, telecommunications infrastructure, and connecting existing campus and data distribution.

SIZE 20,000sf

CONSTRUCTION COST

$20 million

PROJECT ARCHITECT

CAS Architects

KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build; Operating mission critical campus

Nautilus Biotechnology Lab & Office

SAN CARLOS, CA

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

This 41,534sf design-build tenant improvement of a Core & Shell space includes a clean room, engineering lab, chemistry lab, and additional laboratory space. The office includes proper protein/ bacterial storage, buffer prep space, microscope spaces with blackout curtains, quality spaces as well as office and conference and a beautiful lobby. All MEP systems were design-build. This tenant improvement started as a spec lab designed by DGA. When Nautilus decided to occupy the space, Truebeck collaborated with DGA to quickly accomodate their needs to customized certain spaces as the sole tenant.

SIZE

41,534sf

CONSTRUCTION COST

$18 million

PROJECT ARCHITECT

DGA

KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build

University of California, Davis

Winery, Brewery, and Food Science Building

DAVIS, CA

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

This award-winning design-build project for the UC Davis consists of three main components: the winery for the Department of Viticulture and Enology; the brewery small scale fermentation and classroom; and the food pilot plant for the Department of Food Science and Technology. The entire project provided a world-class research and teaching facility. Support spaces for each department include laboratories, classrooms, offices, controlled temperature rooms, and storage facilities.

The facility was designed and built to achieve LEED Platinum certification. Sustainable features include an energy efficient design, rainwater storage for all landscaping irrigation, photovoltaic panels, and the maximization of daylight into the space. The facility is designed to allow for future capabilities to capture/ sequester carbon dioxide and reclaim processed water in the winery.

SIZE

34,000sf

CONSTRUCTION COST

$17.25 million

PROJECT ARCHITECT

Flad Architects

KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build; LEED Platinum, USGBC-Northern California, Green Building Superhero; AIA Merit Award for Energy and Sustainability; California Construction Best Award; Award of Merit for Green Building

SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory Building 41 Research Support Building (RSB)

MENLO PARK, CA

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory is a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science laboratory operated by Stanford University. This comprehensive two-story renovation of their 1964era Research Support Building (RSB) had to be functionally efficient and flexible, while meeting a variety of individual and programmatic needs.

The new building provides a modern and attractive environment for staff, upgraded building systems, and meets current accessibility standards. The design-build team delivered the construction documents in multiple, phased packages to meet an aggressive construction schedule.

SIZE

42,000sf

CONSTRUCTION COST

$15.5 million

PROJECT ARCHITECT

Taylor Design

KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build; LEED Gold; DOE funded

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

This 36,593sf design-build tenant improvement of a core and shell space includes laboratories, office and conference space, lobby, common corridor, and design-build MEP systems.

SIZE

36,593sf

CONSTRUCTION COST

$15.1 million

PROJECT ARCHITECT

DGA

KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build

Vantage Data Centers

V1 Annex - Santa Clara Campus I

SANTA CLARA, CA

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

In conjunction with the V1 DM8/DM9 and V1 DM10 projects, this phased sequence consisted of a two-story, ground-up addition to an existing fully-occupied building included data module build-outs and office tenant improvements. A new loading dock was also constructed, along with infrastructure improvements and associated site work.

The facility added large underfloor chilled water line infrastructure as well as electrical room infrastructure including transformers, switchgear, UPS units, battery cabinets, and CRAH units to support 9MW of data center space at 2N redundancy. Extensive coordination was required to maintain services on this operating mission critical campus and the project was delivered using a design-build delivery method.

SIZE

20,000sf

CONSTRUCTION COST

$8 million

PROJECT ARCHITECT

CAS Architects

KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build; Operating mission critical campus

BioMarin

cGMP Warehouse Facility

NOVATO, CA

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The existing industrial warehouse was converted into an FDA-validated cGMP warehouse that serves as the new support hub for all cGMP facilities on campus. The 25,000sf warehouse included high piled storage with a wire guided forklift system, Class 100,000 QCRM/weigh rooms, Class 10,000 LAF booths, and controlled environmental rooms. Truebeck self-performed 20% of the project scope.

SIZE 25,000sf

CONSTRUCTION COST

$5 million

PROJECT ARCHITECT

Flad Architects

KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build; cGMP facility; Self-perform work

University of California, San Francisco

Cardiology Clinic

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

People from across the United States come to UCSF to receive expert healthcare services. The UCSF Cardiology Clinic is a new state-of-the-art and purpose-built clinic, utilizing the most sophisticated tools to diagnose life-threatening illnesses. Located within an occupied multi-story building, the OSHPD 3 project was completed on a fast-track schedule and under design-build delivery.

SIZE

5,737sf

CONSTRUCTION COST

$2 million

PROJECT ARCHITECT

Taylor Design

KEY FEATURES / AWARDS + CERTIFICATIONS

Design-build; OSHPD 3

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