INNOVATIVE HEAVY CIVIL

CONSTRUCTION SOLUTIONS

OUR MISSIONOur mission is to be a premier heavy

civil contractor in the Intermountain

West. We do this with an ongoing

commitment to safety, quality and

teamwork while providing challenging

opportunities for our people.

OUR CORE VALUESOur culture is defined and driven

by the following values:

Safety Safety is our #1 responsibility, because people come first.

Excellence We do our very best each day to consistently exceed expectations.

Integrity We strive to always do the right thing.

Positive Attitude We perform our work with a positive “can do” attitude.

Teamwork By working together we will achieve superior results.

Dedication We are committed to our goals, values and people.

Innovative We always look for new ideas and better ways to perform our work.

CERTIFICATIONSASME Certified – American Society of Mechanical Engineers

National Board of Boiler & Pressure Vessel Inspectors Certified

ASME Section I – Power Boilers

ASME Section VIII, Division 1 – Pressure Vessels

ASME Section IX – Qualification of Welding Personnel

ASME B31.1 – Power Piping

ASME B31.3 – Process Piping

ASME B31.5 – Refrigeration Piping

National Board Inspection Code – Repairs and Alterations

DISA – Third Party Consortium

ISNET World

BROWZ Certified

BUILDING ON EXPERIENCE SINCE 1947COP Construction LLC (COP) is a premier provider of

trusted and innovative heavy civil construction

solutions within both public and private sectors. We

are driven by our commitment to safety, excellence

and integrity. Our ability to successfully perform as

a general contractor or a design-build partner

knows no boundaries.

A collaborative “can do” approach to our work has

been the trademark of the company for well over

60 years. Our tradition of high-quality, innovative

construction solutions include:

• Industrial Energy

• Mechanical & Process Piping

• Municipal Utilities

• Water Lines

• Sewer Lines

• Storm Drains

• Pile Driving

• Shoring

• Demolition

• Dewatering

• Concrete Structures

• Foundations

• Dams & Reservoirs

• Bridges & Overpasses

• Streets & Roads

• Subdivisions

• Water & Wastewater Treatment Plants

• Excavation & Grading

• Hydro Excavation

THE RIGHT PEOPLE ON THE RIGHT PROJECTWe employ approximately 200 full-time personnel

with a diverse range of expertise. Many of our

people have been with the company for decades.

With access to this vast resource of experience and

knowledge, we have the ability to create the

perfect team for every project.

SAFELY AND RESPONSIBLY EXCEEDING EXPECTATIONSAs an industry leader, we hold ourselves to the

highest standards of safety, citizenship and fiscal

responsibility. We believe there is no greater

importance than the well-being of our employees,

partners and communities. To this end, our

employees are provided with proper training and

equipment, every project is carefully evaluated, job

site safety analyses are performed, and regular

safety meetings are conducted.

Our financial strength also contributes to our ability

to successfully complete each project. This strength

is evident in our ability to bond a single project up

to $60 million and $130 million aggregate.

INNOVATIVE HEAVY CIVIL CONSTRUCTION SOLUTIONS

Mechanical & Process PipingExcavation & Grading

Industrial Energy

Interior of pre-engineered metal building with mechanical piping and tanks installed for a Uranium Extraction Facility, Wyoming, 2013.

Welding a 60” pressurized steel pipeline joint.

Interior mechanical piping at Hobble Creek, Utah, 2009.

Completed installation of odor control piping at Boat Harbor Lift Station,

Lehi, Utah, 2010.

FROM REFINERIES TO ROADS, DEMOLITION TO DEWATERING,COP EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS.

Demolition

Tank demolition with our Shear attachment, Laurel, Montana, 2013.

Completed installation of vertical turbine pumps and mechanical piping inside the Victory Ranch Wellhouse, Kamas, Utah, 2008.

Mass excavation with shotcrete and soil nail shoring at the Woods Cross Water Tank, Bountiful, Utah, 2008.

Driving H-Pile HP 10x42, Billings, Montana, 2012.

Completed metal building with mechanical piping for a fire water pump house, Laurel, Montana, 2014.

Pile Driving

ShoringHydro Excavation

COP’s full service Hydro Excavation truck.

Municipal UtilitiesDesign Build

Water Lines Water & Wastewater Treatment Plants

Installation of steel piping for a Filter Building expansion at

the Gerald D. Underwood Water Treatment Plant,

Billings, Montana, 2007.

Setting a piece of 60” welded steel pipe for the

Springville Reach 2 Pipeline project,

Springville, Utah, 2009.

WITH RESPECT FOR OUR PEOPLE, PARTNERS AND COMMUNITIES,COP BUILDS LASTING RELATIONSHIPS.

Installation of a water main, Thermopolis,

Wyoming, 2013.

A design-build project for the Montana Department of

Transportation to repair a trestle bridge built in 1919

that was damaged by the floods of 2011 near

Lewistown, Montana, 2014.

Storm DrainsSubdivisions

Sewer Lines

Setting a 50-foot-long stick of 60” welded steel pipe, Provo, Utah, 2012.

Installation of 60” welded steel pipe with a slide rail shoring system, Provo, Utah, 2012.

Forming the Lost Canyon Water Tank at Rockport State Park, Utah, 2007.

Construction of a raw water intake and pump station, Laurel, Montana, 2003.

Construction of two oxidation ditches as part of a Wastewater Plant expansion, Lewistown, Montana, 2005.

Operator getting set up to dig in a sewer service.

Concrete Structures

Foundations

Completed concrete paving and installation of 120-foot-long, four-lane bridge, Wyoming, 2009.

Structural concrete at Hobble Creek Discharge

Structure for the Springville Reach Pipeline, Utah, 2009.

890 feet of temporary work bridge for the

installation of a new fish ladder, Thompson Falls,

Montana, 2010.

Installation of 20-foot-tall concrete walls for an oxidation

ditch structure for the Buhl Waste Water Treatment Plant,

Buhl, Idaho, 2010.

Bridge reconstruction on the Shoshone River,

Wyoming, 1998.

Construction of a 1.5 million gallon tank,

Sheridan, Wyoming, 2011.

Dewatering

Dams & ReservoirsBridges & Overpasses

Streets & Roads

Construction of headworks and spillway, including 120,000 cubic yards of excavation, 1,700 cubic yards of concrete, a large dewatering operation, and extreme cold weather conditions, Pablo Dam, Montana, 2004.

Placing concrete with a roller screed.

Completed Gibbon River Bridge in Yellowstone National Park, 2010.

Structural concrete installation for the

Thompson Falls fish ladder, Montana, 2010.

THROUGH LEADERSHIP, TEAMWORK AND INNOVATION,COP ACHIEVES EXCEPTIONAL RESULTS.

FEDERAL AGENCIES

National Park Service

US Army Corps of Engineers

USDA, Forest Service

USDI, Bureau of Reclamation

Western Area Power Administration

STATE AGENCIES

Montana Department of Architecture & Engineering

Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife & Parks

Montana Department of Natural Resources & Conservation

Montana Department of Transportation

Utah Department of Transportation

Utah State Parks & Recreation

Wyoming Department of Transportation

MUNICIPALITIES

City of Billings, Montana

City of Colstrip, Montana

City of Columbus, Montana

City of Forsyth, Montana

City of Hardin, Montana

City of Laurel, Montana

City of Red Lodge, Montana

City of Roundup, Montana

City of Shelby, Montana

City of Sidney, Montana

City of Terry, Montana

County of Custer, Montana

County of Dawson, Montana

Huntley Water & Sewer Dist., Montana

Lockwood Water Users Assoc., Montana

Town of Fort Peck, Montana

Town of Fromberg, Montana

Town of Gardiner, Montana

Town of West Yellowstone, Montana

City of Draper,Utah

City of Highland, Utah

City of Midway, Utah

City of Murray, Utah

City of Provo, Utah

City of Riverton, Utah

City of Salt Lake City, Utah

City of Sandy, Utah

City of South Jordan, Utah

City of West Valley, Utah

Cottonwood Improvement District, Utah

County of Salt Lake, Utah

County of Wasatch, Utah

Salt Lake Olympic Committee (DFCM)

South Valley Sewer District, Utah

City of Sheridan, Wyoming

CORPORATE

ASARCO

Bentonite Corp.

Billings Clinic

Boeing (MT Aviation Research Co.)

Bountiful Power & Light Co.

Burger King

Burlington Northern & Santa Fe Railroad Co.

Butte Water Company Cenex

Costco

Ellerbe Becket

Express Pipeline

FMC Corp.

Firehole Land Corp.

Home Depot

Layton Construction Co., Inc.

MMS Development, LLC

Marathon Oil Company

Marshall Erdman & Assoc.

Montana Power Co.

PPL Montana, LLC

Red Lodge Mountain Resort

Rosebud Syncoal Partnership

St. Vincent Healthcare

Stillwater Mining Co.

Transbas, Inc.

TW Recreational Service, Inc.

United Parcel Service

Wells Fargo Bank

Western Energy Company

Yellowstone Treatment Centers

Yenter Companies, Inc.

REFINERY

CHS

ExxonMobil

Phillips 66

REPRESENTATIVE CLIENT LIST

COP Construction LLC works predominantly in Montana, Utah, Idaho and Wyoming. Our offices are located in Billings, Montana, Salt Lake City, Utah and Sheridan, Wyoming with field offices at project sites.

BILLINGS, MONTANA242 South 64th Street WestP.O. Box 20913Billings, MT 59104Phone: 406-656-4632Fax: 406-656-4808Estimating Fax: 406-655-9286

Montana Contractor’s License #55440Utah Contractor’s License #5236751-5501Idaho Contractor’s License #PWC-C-10963-UNLIMITED-1-2-3Nevada Contractor’s License #0076076North Dakota Contractor’s License #51912Washington Contractor’s License #604-050-518

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH840 North 700 WestNorth Salt Lake, UT 84054Phone: 801-298-9556Fax: 801-298-9725

Wholly owned subsidiaries of COP Construction LLC:COP Wyoming LLCCOP Dakota LLC

SHERIDAN, WYOMINGP.O. Box 979Sheridan, WY 82801Phone: 307-673-2570Fax: 307-333-0188

www.copconstruction.com