BVC Construction Sets New Milestone Winning Nine Engineering News-Record Project Awards

DENVER, Colo. (December 19, 2024) – The BVC family of companies is proud to announce a record-breaking year in industry recognition from Engineering News-Record (ENR),
with nine projects earning awards on its 2024 National Best of the Best and Global Best Projects lists.

Selected from over 800 entries and 200 regional winners, the ENR National Best of the Best Awards honor 20 projects nationwide for teamwork, safety, innovation, quality and
overcoming challenges. An independent panel of 19 industry experts rigorously evaluates projects, with BVC’s winning projects recognized in the energy/industrial, government,
specialty construction and water/environment categories.

Earning national recognition from ENR is a testament to the exceptional dedication of our teams,” said Deron Brown, BVC president and chief operating officer, U.S. operations. “These
projects showcase the best of what we strive to achieve at BVC—innovative solutions, collaborative efforts and delivering
Carter, BVC’s vice president, people and culture. “Learning from each other’s diverse experiences advances both our business and the careers of everyone at BVC. As much as young employees are gaining

BVC is committed to growth – through leadership development courses and specialized training, among other things – and comprehensive benefits that support every facet of employees’ wellbeing. That
investment helps the company continue to welcome talented individuals who are deeply committed to our collective goals.
meaningful infrastructure for the communities we serve.”

Energy/Industrial: The Baytown Supermodule Furnace, a 48M model designed by Technip Energies, was constructed as
modules and pre-assembled offsite before being transported to the operating plant for final assembly. This innovative approach reduced costs, shortened schedules and minimized high-risk work hours.

Specialty Construction: The Minnesota Zoo Treetop Trail repurposed the zoo’s former monorail track into the world’s
longest elevated pedestrian loop, a 1.25-mile elevated walking path, rising 32 feet above ground at its highest point.

About Canada’s Top 100

Canada’s Top 100 Employers is a national competition that recognizes industry-leading employers who offer exceptional workplaces for their employees. Of the thousands of employers who apply, only 100 are chosen by an academic advisory board of distinguished human resources professionals. Employers are evaluated using eight criteria: physical workplace; work atmosphere and social; health, financial and
family benefits; vacation and time off; employee communications; professional development programs; and community involvement.