Superintendent/Traveling Residential/Commercial Superintendent

Jacob E. Danner

OBJECTIVE

To match my leadership experience with a construction management opportunity. Willing to travel. EXPERIENCE

August 2006–2012 Bognet Construction Associates, Inc., Tysons, VA Commercial Construction Sr. Superintendent; Project Manager; Quality Control – Project Closeout

Managed all aspects of commercial tenant interior building projects. Responsibilities include: Project Planning & Execution; Construction Operations; Subcontractor Relations; Project Accounting. Completed four LEED Gold Projects.

I have over 35 years of construction experience both as a skilled tradesman, superintendent, project manager, and building contractor. I have built over 317 homes all while maintaining a .2 walkthrough item average. I remodeled hundreds more. I also managed high end commercial construction projects in the Washington, DC area. I have experience in historic restoration. 1986 – 2022 Various Companies

Harrell Construction, Stokes & Collins, Turnage Company, Schultz Construction, Granger Lumber, Holmes Lumber, Steve Johnson Custom Homes – All in Northeast, FL Project Manager

• Project estimating and management, supervision of field personnel, cost control, project scheduling. Negotiate contracts, purchases and promote customer relations. Superintendent

• Supervise all on-site construction, including scheduling subcontractors, resolving day-to-day problems on the job site, and inspecting all work during construction to ensure compliance with plans and specifications. Ordering all materials required to construct houses and setting up and monitoring the construction schedule.

EDUCATION

Aiden University and Logos University, Jacksonville, FL

• 2009 – Doctor of Divinity 1995–2001 - M-Div., Master of Divinity; B.A., Biblical Studies REFERENCES

Available upon request

3600 Marianna Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32217 • Email: *****@******.*** • Tel. 904-***-**** CONSTRUCTION PROJECT PORTFOLIO - Jacob Danner

Projects ranged from 7K SF to over 150K SF with an average project size at approximately 35K SF. All were interior build outs or tenant up-fits for Bognet Construction Associates. Web links are provided where available to view additional photos. Several projects were done in the government sector and were classified, and as such, are not listed. Construction of 317 residential homes and other remodeling projects predated 1996.

LEED/SUSTAINABLE PROJECTS

ARLINGTON FREE CLINIC, LEED GOLD

https://www.bognet.com/inspiration/arlington-free-clinic/ 1028 S. Walter Reed Drive, Arlington, VA

The Arlington Free Clinic project included the build out of a new medical facility. The design featured radius wall partitions, doors, and flooring details, as well as high end finishes for the flooring, lighting and millwork. The scope of the project included a waiting area/reception area, conference facilities, doctor's offices, multiple examination rooms, a pharmacy, open workstations, restrooms, kitchen, and records storage. Arlington Free Clinic is LEED Gold certified. Arlington Free Clinic is a private, non-profit, community based organization that provides medical care at no charge to low-income, uninsured persons utilizing volunteers and partnering with other health providers.

Architect: Perkins + Will

BROOKFIELD PROPERTIES, LEED GOLD

750 9th Street, NW, Washington, DC

http://www.bognet.com/portfolio/leed-sustainable/brookfield-properties The certified LEED Gold project is the new headquarters for Brookfield Properties, and includes several new conference rooms, executive and staff offices, open work space, a pantry and a reception area. As a LEED project, over 75% of the materials were recycled and an IAQ Management plan was implemented.

Brookfield Properties is one of North America’s largest commercial real estate companies. Architect: Lehman Smith McLeish

Lutron Commercial Experience Center, LEED GOLD

455 Massachusetts Avenue, NW Washington, DC

http://www.bognet.com/portfolio/corporate-interiors/lutron-2 The tenant interior build-out included a reception area, executive and staff offices, open work areas, work rooms, pantries, and conference facilities. Lutron is the leader in the lighting control industry and offers a wide selection of energy saving dimmers and lighting control systems. Lutron’s Washington, DC Commercial Experience Center showcases lighting innovations that support LEED certification. The 3,000 SF office includes a training room, conference room, work stations, offices, storage rooms and display area. The center is a prime training destination for architects, engineers, and facility operators to learn how Lutron’s lighting controls can reduce energy use and support sustainable design. The project achieved a certification level of Gold under the LEED for Commercial Interiors™ rating system. 19 of the project’s 63 credits were attained through lighting controls. Lutron’s products helped the design team keep the lighting power density under .85 watts/SF and achieve a variety of sustainable strategies, including:

Controlling all lights and shades in the center with the Quantam Total Light Management™ System Eliminating glare on workspaces with Hyperion™ technology that responds to the angle of the sun to automatically adjusts the Sivoia® QS shades

Visually demonstrating the energy savings achieved by the interaction of sensors, shades, and dimming ballasts via Quantam® GreenGlance software To optimize the overall performance of the space, GHT also provided sustainable MEP engineering design for daylight harvesting, energy-efficient demand control ventilation, and plumbing fixtures that reduce water use by 20%.

Architect: Interplan

UNITE HERE, Local 25, LEED GOLD

901 K Street, NW, Washington, DC

http://www.bognet.com/portfolio/leed-sustainable/unite-here-local-25-2 The project consisted of a complete build out of the tenant interior including reception area, conference rooms, pantries, work rooms, executive and staff offices, mail room, open work space, and restrooms. Unite Here is LEED Gold certified.

Unite Here represents workers throughout the United States and Canada who work in the hospitality, gaming, food service, manufacturing, textile, laundry, and airport industries. Architect: FORM Architecture + Design

COMMERCIAL INTERIORS PROJECTS

FREDDIE MAC

8200 Jones Branch Drive, McLean, VA

Six tenant interior build outs: The Executive Suite - executive/staff offices, conference rooms, general office space, mailrooms, and pantries; Conference Centers; Lobbies; Restrooms Architect: FOX Architects

SCHNADER HARRISON SEGAL & LEWIS

750 9th Street, NW, Washington, DC

http://www.bognet.com/portfolio/law-firms/schnader-harrison-segal-and-lewis-llp Tenant interior build out: conference rooms, board room, reception area, executive and staff offices, open work space, library, workrooms, pantry, and restrooms. Architect: OPX

NACHA

The Electronic Payments Association

13450 Sunrise Valley Drive, Herndon, VA

Tenant interior build out: conference rooms, board room, reception area, executive and staff offices, open work space, workrooms, and pantry.

Architect: OTJ Architects

Highline Wealth Management

One Reserve Parkway, Rockville, MD

http://www.bognet.com/portfolio/corporate-interiors/highline-wealth-management Tenant interior build out: conference rooms, board room, reception area, executive and staff offices, open work space, workrooms, and pantry.

Architect: VOA Associates

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1840 Michael Faraday Dr., Reston, VA

Tenant interior build out: conference rooms, board room, reception area, executive and staff offices, open work space, workrooms, and pantry.

Architect: BeeryRio Architects + Interiors

ALION Science & Technology

12601 Fair Lakes Circle, Suite 300, Fairfax, VA

Tenant interior build out: 120K+ SF on three floors including conference rooms, board room, reception area, executive and staff offices, open work space, library, workrooms, pantries, and restrooms. This project also included a base building fitness center and restrooms. Architect: Grubb & Ellis

DC Department of Transportation, LEED SILVER

55 M Street, SE Washington, DC

http://www.bognet.com/portfolio/federal-state-local-government/dc-department-of-transportation The DDOT project is 150,000 SF/ $9M and included the complete build out of offices, open work stations, pantries, conference rooms, and a reception area. The tenant interior project is LEED Silver certified and also have 35% DC CBE participation. Contract included all contractors for the project including furniture, IT, tele/data cabling, and security within the scope and schedule of the project. Architect: Fox

Cooley, LLC – Law Firm

11951 Freedom Dr., Reston, VA

Seven floors of new carpet and paint; new pantry and break area, elevator lobbies and millwork. Architect: Studios Architecture

Boise, Schiller & Flexner – Law Firm

5301 Wisconsin Ave., NW Washington, DC

Tenant interior build out: conference room, executive and staff offices, open work space, library, workrooms, pantry, and file rooms.

Architect: OTJ Architects

Jacob E. Danner

3600 Marianna Rd. • Jacksonville, FL 32217 • Phone 904-***-**** • e-mail *****@******.***

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