Sustainability

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Sustainability

Our approach to sustainability ensures we act in a socially responsible
and environmentally respectful manner and that we continually measure, evaluate, and increase sustainability efforts.

As builders and as people, we know that everything we do has an impact. The essence of operating and building sustainably means we are accountable for these
impacts. Our Sustainability Strategic Plan guides us in reducing carbon and waste, conserving water and making our facilities green. This phased, multi-year strategy will
improve operational efficiency in our offices and on our job sites, which helps us and our partners lessen our environmental impact.

BVC is also driving change in the construction industry. From early planning through construction to building
operations, there are many cost-effective ways to build resilience into a structure and reduce its impact on the environment.

Our Purpose

We are committed to taking strong action to
protect people and the built environment,
change our industry for the better and keep
our planet healthy for the future.

Sustainability

Project Resiliency and Sustainability

Climate change and extreme weather events have brought resiliency and sustainability to the forefront of
discussions about the built environment. Resilient construction reduces the environmental impact of the
construction and operation of buildings and mitigates against the impacts of climate change.

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Building a Sustainable Water Future

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The last decade has included some of the warmest and driest years on record in the U.S. and Canada, and large
parts of both countries have experienced prolonged and severe droughts.

To address these challenges, communities are upgrading their water and wastewater treatment plants to conserve
and reuse as much water as possible. They are using water reuse facilities to repurpose wastewater for non-potable –
and potable – uses. These facilities help alleviate pressure on municipal water supplies and build resilience.

Excelling in Clean Energy

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Harnessing solar energy to produce electricity is one key to addressing climate change and reaching net-zero targets, but delivering utility-scale solar
projects is no easy task. Those neatly aligned rows of solar panels stretching to the horizon may look simple and elegant, but underneath is a foundation
of planning, innovation, technology, safe and efficient construction and data.

As the world transitions from carbon-producing energy generation, BVC Solar meets client needs for high-performing solar facilities. BVC has built more
han six gigawatts of utility-scale solar facilities, valued at $5.7 billion. We have also built eight battery energy storage systems with 800 MWh of
storage. BVC also has expertise in geothermal, biomass, hydrogen and nuclear energy, all of which will be part of the energy transition.

The Move to Mass Timber

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Mass timber refers to structural building components made from wood, including large panels, posts and beams. As a renewable resource, mass timber has a smaller
environmental footprint than concrete or steel. It often costs less, provides excellent thermal performance and offers construction efficiencies including schedule
acceleration, waste reduction and enhanced design aesthetics.

BVC has built with mass timber for more than 20 years, including having constructed the Burwell Center for
Career Achievement in Denver, Colorado and Limberlost Place in Toronto, Ontario, both of which have earned
environmental certifications.

Low-carbon Procurement and Practices

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As a leading constructor of LEED certified buildings, BVC procures green products, services and materials that include those with recycled
content, regional materials, rapidly renewable materials, Forestry Stewardship Council (FSC)
certified wood products and low VOC materials.

BVC strong relationships with suppliers across North America allow us to source the best products and materials for our clients. Our sustainable
practices include using LEDs for temporary construction lighting, including tower cranes, to improve efficiency, durability and reliability and
imers for temporary lighting to ensure

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Peter is a mechanical engineer and sustainability specialist. As an in-house expert and member of the Sustainable Retrofits and
Decarbonization team, he helps clients secure the best possible performance from their assets. He is a member of the Canada Green Building Council’s
Zero Carbon Steering Committee, where he brings an integrated perspective to discussions about green-building standards.

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