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Construction Update November 2015

Current Project Overview Western Zone Gridlines 1 to 10 Central Zone Gridlines 10 to 20 Eastern Zone Gridlines 20 to 35

Project Status Schedule # Milestone Current 1 2 2 3 Complete TG 6.0 Below Grade Concrete Complete Structural Steel Erection and Welding Complete Above Grade Concrete 4 Building Watertight 4 5 5 6 7 7 8 8 9 Complete Bus Ramp Below Grade Concrete Complete Bus Ramp Viaduct and Cable Stay Bridge Permanent Power to Building Building Ready for Bus Driver Training Substantial Completion Actual Aug. 2015 Q2 2016 Q3 2016 Q3 2016 Actual Jul. 2015 Q3 2016 Q4 2016 Q4 2017 Q4 2017 BSE/Foundations Below Grade Structure/Train Box Above Grade Superstructure Building Envelope/Exterior Enclosures Bus Ramps Construction Finishes & Systems Commissioning & Start-up Phase 1 Transit Center Completion * The current critical path of the project is as follows; structural steel fabrication, erection and roof (park) level structural concrete slabs and walls. 2014 2015 2016 2017 20 A B 1 5 Current Schedule Baseline Schedule 2 3 = Completed Work; A) TG03 excavation through rat slab installation (re-bracing complete 9/18/15). B) mat foundation slabs complete 10/11/14. 1) TG 6.0 Below Grade Concrete complete 8/10/15. 5) Bus Ramp below grade concrete July 2015. 4 6 7 8 9

Project Status Active Milestones # Milestone Planned Actual / Current 2 Complete Structural Steel Erection and Welding Q1 2016 Q2 2016 Milestone Activity Start July 2014 Oct. 29, 2014 (A) Milestone Activity Finish Dec. 2015 April 2016 Percent Complete as of October 30, 2015 88% 77% 3 Complete Above Grade Concrete Q2 2016 Q3 2016 Milestone Activity Start December 2014 February 2015 (A) Milestone Activity Finish Jan. 2017 October 2016 Percent Complete as of October 30, 2015 42% 31%

Project Status Diagram

Project Status Contingency Tracking ($millions) Trend Design Construction CM/GC Program Contingency Contingency Contingency Reserve Escalation Total Contingency & Reserve Baseline Budget Amounts (July 2013) $8.2 $62.5 $36.4 $87.5 $30.3 $224.9 Contingency Usage Through Sept. 2015 ($5.5) ($38.7) ($17.4) ($85.9) ($28.7) ($176.2) Remaining Baseline Budget Amounts (Oct 2015) $2.7 $23.8 $19.0 $1.6 $1.6 $48.7 Below Grade Change Orders ($0.6) ($0.6) Structural Packages Change Orders ($0.2) ($0.2) Bus Ramp Change Orders ($0.5) ($0.5) Column Covers Change Order ($6.8) ($6.8) Glass Curtain Wall Change Orders ($1.2) ($1.2) Metal Ceilings Partial Release ($2.3) ($2.3) Logistics Packages Change Orders ($0.1) ($0.1) Utility Relocation Change Orders ($0.2) ($0.2) Total Draws/Adds Oct 2015 $0.0 ($11.3) ($0.7) $0.0 $0.0 ($12.0) Remaining Balances $2.7 $12.5 $18.3 $1.6 $1.6 $36.8

Project Status Safety Statistics Project Safety 2010 / 2011 / 2012 2013 2014 2015 (through Oct. 31) Total Craft Hours by Year 627,744 315,000 375,615 490,734 Number of Recordable Incidents Number of Lost Time Incidents WO Project Annual RIR / National Annual BLS* RIR Average / California RIR Average WO Project Annual LTIR / National Annual BLS LTIR Average / California LTIR Average 9 3 13 9 1 0 4 1 2.87 / 3.6 / 3.8 1.90 / 3.8 / 4.0 6.92 / tbd / tbd tbd / tbd / tbd 0.32 / 1.9 / 1.8 0.00 / 1.8 / 1.7 1.60 / tbd / tbd tbd / tbd / tbd NOTES: RIR = recordable incident rate, LTIR = lost time incident rate. These rates are calculated as follows: RIR and LTIR = (# of recordable or lost time incidents for the year X 200,000) / actual hours worked. * BLS is the Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor and State of California, it takes these agencies more than 18 months to produce the statistics after year s end.

Period Summary for October 2015 Project Wide There were three recordable injuries this period. Incidents included a nail to the finger, a twisted ankle and a laceration. Each incident has been reviewed and corrective action taken. Project wide there have been over 1,800,000 craft hours completed (excludes demolition) through October 31, 2015. This is an increase of over 89,000 craft hours this period. Western Zone (GL 1-10) Structural steel erection is complete from GL1 to GL4. Trestle removal was completed in early October from GL4 to GL7. Structural steel erection is in progress from GL4 to GL7. Steel erection and welding is complete from both GL1 to GL3 and GL7 to GL10. Concrete placement at ground level decks completed from GL7.5 to GL10. Concrete placement for interior partition walls continues. Work continues at Stair 201, the west end exit stair.

Period Summary for October 2015 Central Zone (GL 10-20) Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing (MEP) trades continue with rough-in work on the metal deck at all levels between GL 8 and GL 23. Stair installation continues with a total of 5 stairs in progress. Ground Level, Level 2 and Bus Deck structural concrete is complete between GL 10 and GL19. Concrete at GL19 to GL20 scheduled for 11/30/15. Roof level structural concrete slab is complete GL 10 to GL 20. Roof perimeter walls are well underway GL 10 to GL 17. Eastern Zone (GL 20-35) Light column is now fully welded and inspected. 4 th lift concrete walls continue between Fremont Street and Beale Street. Fabrication of Structural Steel continues in three shops (TMF in WA, XKT in CA and Firetrol in NY). Structural steel erection is now complete from GL25 to GL27 over Fremont Street. Trestle removal and structural steel erection continues from GL27-29.

Superstructure Concrete Progress Through October 31, 2015 Steel Erection Zones 4 th Lift Walls 4 th Lift Walls Poured 4 th Lift Walls Percent Ground Level Decks Ground Level Poured Ground Level Percent Western 27 23 85% 17 2 11% Central 20 20 100% 10 9 90% Eastern 35 18 51% 15 0 0% Total 82 61 74% 42 11 26%

Superstructure Concrete Progress Through October 31, 2015 Steel Erection Zones Bus and Level 2 Decks Bus and Level 2 Poured Bus and Level 2 Percent Roof Level Decks Roof Level Poured Roof Level Percent Western 18 0 0% 9 0 0% Central 17 15 88% 10 10 100% Eastern 21 0 0% 14 0 0% Total 56 15 27% 33 10 30%

Above: Formwork for trainbox lid at southwest corner. Above Right: Trainbox lid eyebrow formwork at north side Shaw Alley. Below Right: West and central zone structural steel is now connected. Western Zone Activity

Above: Light column welding now complete. Above Right: Trainbox lid eyebrow formwork at south side. Below Right: Preparing light column base plate bolts. Central Zone Activity

Above: Steel erection across Fremont Street and still going. Above Right: 4 th lift waterproofing installation at Beale Street, east end. Below Right: Installation of vertical joint at east end in preparation of 4 th lift walls. Eastern Zone Activity

Current Status At the Bay Bridge off-ramp near Harrison Street and Folsom street, construction on abutments and retaining walls continues. Howard Street Cable Stay Bridge reinforcing steel continues in preparation for concrete placement. Installation of cable saddles and cable guides for the bridge has begun. Tehama Street viaduct overcrossing soffit poured on Nov. 5 th. Folsom Street viaduct overcrossing reinforcing steel continues in preparation for the soffit pour scheduled in November. Bus Ramp and Cable Stay Bridge as of October 30, 2015

Bus Ramp and Cable Stay Bridge Above: Abutments and retaining walls at Harrison Street. Above Right: Viaduct formwork and reinforcing steel at Frame 1. Below Right: Viaduct formwork, reinforcing and embedded items in Frame 3.

Next 30 Days (Nov.) Complete structural steel erection in the western zone and de-mobilize crane. Continue MEPF rough-in of metal decks and slabs in central and western zones. Start MEPF roughin for the eastern zone. Complete the concrete deck placement in the central zone and continue concrete deck placement in western zone. Continue roof top (park level) concrete perimeter wall placement. Complete first scallop wall concrete placement. Continue Bus Ramp viaduct and Cable Stay Bridge soffit and stem wall formwork. Construction The Next 30 90 Days Next 60-90 Days (Dec. Jan.) Complete 4th lift wall concrete placement in the eastern zone. Complete structural steel erection in the eastern zone. Continue welding of structure in the western and eastern zones. Continue decks and slabs in western and eastern zones. Continue Bus Ramp viaduct and Cable Stay Bridge soffit and stem wall formwork. Continue rebar and concrete placement at both Folsom and Tehama Street viaduct. Continue roof top (park level) concrete perimeter and scallop wall placement.

Steel Erection and Beale Street

Steel Erection and Beale Street Start 11/21/15 Complete Steel Erection 2/6/16, welding continues. PLAN: Complete Gridlines 29 to 34 working 10 hours per day and 8 hours each Saturday. Maintain a single open lane on Beale Street. Complete Steel Erection 3/26/16, welding continues. Start 11/21/15 Start Super Bowl Stoppage 1/9/16 IMPACT: Introduction of Super Bowl stoppage adds approximately 7 weeks to erection. There would be a significant cost for the crane to sit idle during this period. Further, it would be difficult for Skanska to get the same crew to return to the project. End Super Bowl Stoppage 3/1/16, restart Skanska

1/9/16 1/23/16 Steel Erection and Beale Street Super Bowl 50 Street Use Activities Remove OCS lines Market to Embarcadero 1/23/16 1/30/16 Build Super Bowl City tents. 1/31/16 2/7/16 SUPER BOWL WEEK ACTIVITIES 2/8/16 2/13/16 Remove Super Bowl City tents. 2/14/16 2/28/16 Replace OCS lines Market to Embarcadero

Steel Erection and Beale Street Proposed Mitigation Plan to Avoid SB 50 Delay Start 11/09/15 Fifty days of day and night work. Includes five rain day allowance and does not include holiday weekend work. Complete steel erection and de-mob crane by 1/15/16, welding continues. REVISED PLAN TO AVOID DELAY TO COMPLETION: De-energize and remove OCS lines from Beale Street (requires bus re-route or use of diesel) from Nov. 19, 2015 through Jan. 16, 2016. Skanska adds a second shift. Shift #1 continues to work the five 10 hour days and eight hours on Saturday while Shift #2 works five 8 hour days and eight hours on Saturday. Phase 1: Nov. 9 to Nov.19; all Beale Street lanes open at all times. Phase 2: Nov. 20 to Dec. 8; Beale Street, one lane closed, two lanes open at all times. Phase 3: Dec. 9 to Dec. 17; Beale Street, two lanes closed, one lane open at all times. Phase 4: Dec. 18 to Jan. 16; ALL Beale Street lanes to be CLOSED with the exception of a single lane to be re-opened between 3:30 pm and 7:30 pm only.

Bay Area Regional Labor Breakdown Through October 2015 Location Total Hours Completed Percent of Total East Bay (Alameda, Contra Costa, Solano) 732,530 41% North Bay (Marin, Napa, Sonoma) 63,680 4% South Bay (San Mateo, Santa Clara) 169,219 9% San Francisco 294,528 16% Other* 549,135 30% Totals 1,809,093** 100% *Other includes workers from throughout California including the Central Valley as well as workers from out of state who are onsite for specific tasks. **Total hours are for the Transit Center construction work and do not include the initial Demolition work represented by a total of approximately 55,000 craft hours.

Bay Area Regional Apprentice Hours Breakdown Through October 2015 Location Total Hours Completed Percent of Total East Bay (Alameda, Contra Costa, Solano) 117,371 36% North Bay (Marin, Napa, Sonoma) 14,813 5% South Bay (San Mateo, Santa Clara) 40,091 12% San Francisco 87,668 27% Other* 64,116 20% Totals 324,059* 100% *Other includes workers from throughout California including the Central Valley as well as workers from out of state who are onsite for specific tasks.

Labor Breakdown by Trade through October 2015 Classification TTC Building and RUP s* Inspectors Soils / Material Test 43 Carpenters and Related Trades 337 Cement Mason 90 Electrical Utility Lineman 28 Electrician 81 Field Surveyor 38 Iron Worker 807 Laborer and Related Trades 859 Operating Engineer 478 Pile Drivers 226 Plumber 37 Roofer and Waterproofer 40 Sheet Metal 8 Teamsters 181 Tile Setters / Finishers 7 Water Well Driller 9 Totals 3,269 * Relocation of Utilities Project

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