PRIMORIS I&C/W&M

NEWSLETTER

Vol. 2, Issue 6

SAFETY FIRST PI&C/W&M – YTD SAFETY STATISTICS

Finishing Strong Only a couple weeks until our Finish Strong / Start Strong campaign will end. As you can see from the data in the images above, we finished 2022 very strong. May this trend continue throughout 2023. Let’s remember that “No business objective is so important that it will be pursued at the sacrifice of safety”. Important Safety Alert – On December 12, OSHA audited a Primoris project, and during the inspection, the auditor observed and asked to see a chainsaw in the Connex building

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that was not in use. The chainsaw did not have a chain brake

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installed nor tagged out of service and was available for

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anyone to utilize.

Proposal & Estimating News

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Status of Projects

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All chainsaws must have chain brakes that comply with ISO 6535:2008 Portable chain-saws — Chain brake performance. November/December 2022

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Primoris Partners with Magid Glove and Safety - By Charmain de la Roche, HSE Administrator

We are extremely pleased to announce our partnership with Magid Glove and Safety. The goal of this partnership is to establish consistency with PPE and safety supplies while also ensuring transparency in purchasing information and trend data.

• Shipping and billing for offices and some project locations have been pre-populated. • Primoris will be able to receive reports regarding purchasing history by BU or location, which will allow us to trend data.

How can using this account help Primoris?

As this program evolves, the Energy Segment will be phasing out the option to order PPE and safety supplies from outside vendors unless approved by purchasing or HSE.

• Primoris and Magid have agreed to consistent discounted pricing and free ground shipping. • The Safety / Operations department has selected items to improve overall performance. • We have established minimum stock on popular logo items such as hard hats and vests.

Please get in touch with your HSE Representative for access as a user or to establish a new shipping address for projects.

EdApp Group Training

courses to learners. It is used to

EdApp.

- By Charmain de la Roche, HSE Administrator

conduct in-person training

To set up Facilitator Access and

We are pleased to announce that

environment and capture

EdApp now offers group training

attendance.

sessions.

We are also able to set up HSE

Group training is a mode of

Advisors, Project Managers, and

presenting your EdApp training

Supervisors as Facilitators in

TEXAS CITY PROJECT DOES IT

sessions in a group

courses, email Jennifer Nelson at [email protected]. If you have any questions regarding this function, please feel free to reach out to me or Jennifer Nelson.

AIR PRODUCTS GULF COAST AMMONIA MECHANICAL PROJECT, TEXAS CITY, TX

CELEBATING 1.5 MILLION SAFE WORK HOURS

AGAIN! - By Carlos Wallen

On December 16, the entire Texas City GCA project celebrated 1.5 Million safe work hours. Once Air Products saw that the project was nearing another milestone, we were asked to set up a luncheon for all contractors

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and along with purchasing $20k in prizes to give away.

Catfish On Wheels catered the lunch.

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IT BYTES

How to Reset My Primoris Network Password?

Did you know? Every 90 days each Primoris user is expected to change their network password. This is a global setting required for all users and is an important activity to maintaining the security of the Primoris network, our intellectual property and each of our own company data across all systems we access. Below are a few tips (and requirements) when you are being asked to change your password. 1. A reminder is sent via email starting 14 days before your password actually expires. The reminder will continue each day until the password actually expires. This will provide plenty of time and reminders to make the password change. Below is a screenshot of the email that is sent on behalf of Netwrix Auditor (a product within our overall IT toolset). This is a valid email (NOT a phishing email) and is generated from our system reminding us to change our password. The reminder email will come from “DoNotReply ” and be addressed to your specific username “[email protected]” email address (Ex: Chad Haxton ). 2. If you are in a Primoris office you can simply hit “CTRLALT-DEL” and follow the prompts to change your password. 3. If you would like to change your password at any time you can also use the link pwreset.prim.com and follow the prompts to change your password. This can be done from both in the office or on any mobile device if you are remote outside the office. 4. Upon changing your network password be sure to also change passwords on all of your mobile devices that connect to the Primoris network. 5. If a Primoris system uses Single Sign-on (SSO), such as the Primoris Intranet, Egnyte, Concur, etc. the password will automatically change to be the same as your new password. 6. Password requirements within the system MUST contain the following: • At least 8 characters long • One capital letter • One lower case letter • One number or symbol 7. Passwords may NOT contain or match: • Your name • Your current password or previous 12 passwords As always, if you have questions, do not hesitate to reach out to the service desk for assistance.

THIRD QUARTER RESULTS Dallas, TX – August 10, 2022– Primoris Services Corporation (NASDAQ GS: PRIM) (“Primoris” or “Company”) today announced financial results for its third quarter ended September 30 and confirmed the Company’s outlook. For the third quarter 2022, Primoris reported the following highlights: • Revenue of $1,284.1 million, up $370.9 million, or 40.6 percent, yearover-year driven by strong growth in the Utilities and Energy/ Renewables segments, including $155.7 million from the PLH acquisition • Delivered net income of $43.0 million, or $0.80 per diluted share, and adjusted net income of $60.4 million, or $1.12 per diluted share • Generated adjusted earnings before interest, income taxes, depreciation and amortization (“Adjusted EBITDA”) of $109.0 million • Increased backlog to a record $5.5 billion, up 99.8 percent from the third quarter of 2021, including Master Service Agreements (“MSA”) backlog of $2.1 billion • Annual 2022 guidance range for earnings per share (“EPS”) updated to $2.31 to $2.51 to reflect incremental depreciation, amortization of intangibles, and transaction, integration and related costs associated with the PLH acquisition • Maintained Adjusted EPS guidance range of $2.39 to $2.59

“Our third quarter results demonstrate another significant step in executing our long-term growth strategy. We saw record revenue and backlog for the second consecutive quarter, including significant organic revenue growth in our Utilities and Energy/Renewables segments and a near doubling of our backlog compared to the previous year,” said Tom McCormick, President and Chief Executive Officer of Primoris. “The closing of the PLH acquisition in August also contributed meaningfully to our performance this quarter, including adding almost $600 million of backlog while expanding our geographic footprint and customer base. The Utilities segment saw the benefit of our teams’ efforts to work with our customers to mitigate the ongoing impacts of inflation, resulting in gross margins improving 4.3 percentage points compared to the second quarter. We also made further progress in unlocking the potential of our communications business by growing revenue and expanding margins from the prior year with new customers and in new service areas. In the Energy/Renewables segment, we continue to be one of the largest and fastest growing contractors for utility scale and distributed generation solar projects in the country and a leader in other energy related and civil projects.”

“As we advance through the fourth quarter and into 2023, we remain confident in the outlook for our business as we work to further grow our backlog of projects across our segments and provide quality service to our customers that will lead to reliable and profitable growth.”

Service Desk Email: [email protected] Service Desk Phone: 833-484-7746 or 833-IT4PRIM

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PROPOSAL & ESTIMATING NEWS November and December 2022 provided plenty of opportunity for our teams who saw nearly $500M in new opportunities come through the door. Of this total, $400M of opportunities are still in play with the site work package (Civil team) for Commonwealth LNG being the most significant proposal submitted by our teams in late 2022. The Industrial team is competing for a nice mechanical package for the Air Products’ SunDevil Project in Chandler, Arizona that will be submitted in January 2023. Water and Mechanical is vying for a nice CHP (combined heat and power) scope for the Medical University of South Carolina that will be awarded closer to midyear 2023.

In terms of project awards, our teams closed on $52M worth of projects with another $10M verbally awarded to be contracted in early 2023. Project award highlights include the Civil team’s award of the Sempra Sandling Substation Phase 1 site preparation exceeding $25M. The Industrial team continued its successful ways with Air Products at the Texas City GCA Project being awarded the first phase of the Project Commissioning totaling $2.2M. Water and Mechanical was awarded a repump station upgrade with the County of Palm Beach Florida valued at $2.7M.

PI&C Earns STEP Awards

NOVEMBER 2022 – BATON ROUGE, LA -- Primoris Industrial & Civil recently attended the 2022 ICC/Membership STEP Recognition Luncheon with Senator Bill Cassidy and was awarded STEP Qualifications for both our Industrial (Platinum award) and Civil (Diamond award) teams’ HSE Programs! PI&C exemplifies our “Safety” Core Value and strives to lead our industry with a world class HSE culture each and every day. Congratulations, Team!

Pictured are left to right: Russell White, Director of Business Development; Kelly Waldron, Director of Operations; Larry de la Bretonne, Division Safety Director; and Rick Hagan, Director of Business Development.

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STATUS OF PROJECTS 43406 – AIR PRODUCTS MECH 1, MECH 1A, MECH 2, AND MECH 3 TEXAS CITY, TX Industrial is providing project management and construction services to Air Products for the installation of the SMR/PSA MECH 1, MECH 2, MECH 1A and MECH 3 contracts at Texas City, Texas. Work activities involve Grout, Structural Steel, Equipment Setting, Installation of all the AG piping including the prefabricated spools for the SMR and NH3 provided by Air Products, AG electrical grounding, Insulation (Equipment, Inlet System and PG), Paint and Refractory for the SMR. PI&C’s manages all the small-bore fabrication for MECH 1, 2 and 3. Industrial is responsible for the balance of the hydrogen plant which includes the Equipment Setting, Internals and Piping installation for MECH 2. MECH 1A was awarded to PI&C to assist Air Products with the heavy lift contractor for all the major equipment in the NH3 plant. Industrial is also responsible for the installation of the converter steel. The Mech 3 scope includes the balance of the NH3 plant.

The following work scopes have been accomplished in November / December:  All Section 1 and B31.1 pressure tests for MECH 1 have been completed  75% of all hydrostatic and pneumatic tests for MECH 1  Started pressure testing in MECH 2 and MECH 3  Completed final equipment heavy lift in MECH 2  Hydro tested the E741 surface condenser shell in MECH 2  90% of all large bore piping spools installed in MECH 3  Working priority systems to support a phased handover to commissioning in all MECH scopes

This project is scheduled to complete by the middle of February 2023. MECH 1 Reformer with Roofing and Siding

MECH 3 Overview

MECH 2 HEX Modules with Final Exchanger Set

43414 – AIR LIQUIDE GEISMAR LMA MECHANICAL After successful completion of the Geismar LMA Civil scope, Industrial was awarded the mechanical scope of Air Liquide’s Geismar LMA project. Work on project scope which includes miscellaneous foundations/anchor bolt installation, grout, equipment setting, structural steel, above ground piping, and commissioning assistance began in July. Key quantities for the project include 485 CF of grout, 59 pieces of equipment, 78 TN of structural steel, and 15,617 LF of pipe installation. November/December 2022

The project team, with the help of Deep South Crane & Rigging, recently completed all heavy lift activities highlighted by the setting of two Cold Boxes weighing roughly 1,000,000 LBS each. The Heavy Lift crane (TC-28000) is expected to complete demobilization on November 15 with the primary focus shifting to piping and structural steel activities. Site management is pleased with the efforts focused on safety and quality and look forward to the PRIMORIS, it’s who we are.

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43416 – AIR LIQUIDE GEISMAR UTILITY SERVICES (ALGUS)

43417 – SYRAH TECHNOLOGIES BAM FACILITY, VIDALIA, LA

In August, Industrial mobilized on the Air Liquide Geismar Utility Services (ALGUS) Civil Project. And, on December 22, the project concluded its contracted scope.

In September 2022, Syrah Technologies awarded Industrial a contract to perform construction services for the Phase II Battery Anode Manufacturing Facility in Vidalia, Louisiana. Upon completion of the plant, Syrah aims to be the first major integrated ex-China producer of natural graphite active anode material for electric vehicle batteries. Most of the production will be purchased under offtake agreements by a Tier 1 Integrated Battery manufacturer and auto OEMs.

ALGUS

The Industrial crew and subcontractors accomplished a timely execution of this project with zero health or safety incidents and many compliments from Air Liquide. Project quantities included 370 cubic yards of concrete, 36 cast in place piles, 28 tons of steel supports, placement of six transformers, PDC building setting and all corresponding grounding installation.

The Industrial team began mobilization activities in September to provide mechanical construction services. Project activities include warehouse/receiving, installation of aboveground piping, installation of process mechanical equipment, and structural steel erection. Due to PI&C’s overall performance and pricing model, Syrah has requested us to bring on additional scopes of work through Change Orders. The project’s IFC design package is at 99% and we are close to completing the Final Target Total Reimbursable Cost Estimate. The completion of Phase II BAM project is planned for September 2023.

50214 – MOSAIC, O-1B PHASE 1 EMBANKMENT CONSTRUCTION, CLAY SETTLING AREA, BOWLING GREEN, FL

50232 – MOSAIC, SFM-11 EMBANKMENT BASEOUT AND UTILITY CORRIDOR, FORT MEADE, FL

Civil continues their efforts on the O1B project. After changes in the design, impacts from Hurricane Ian, and the addition of Phase 2 scope of work, production is starting to pick back up. The new total earthwork volume is 7,630,845-cyds with 4,492,000-cyds complete (58.9%) as of the end of 2022.

Work is continuing the utility corridor portion of the SFM11 project. The utility corridor is the first section of a 15mine dragline and pipeline corridor that will expand the operations of Mosaic South Fort Meade Site. The remaining corridor work is currently in the bidding process. The baseout/dam foundation portion is starting to pick up after the drawdown of water in the borrow areas because of the impacts from Hurricane Ian.

Once completed, it will be Mosaic’s largest dam to date. The job is on schedule to complete June 2023.

50217 – CENEX HARVEST STATES, MG320 SITE WORK & LEVEE RAMP, MYRTLE GROVE, LA

The remaining work includes installation of French drains, cast-in-place trench drains, site grading, concrete paving and is expected to be complete in January.

PSC Civil has completed the MG320 Site Work portion of their contract and is nearing completion of CHS’ new Mississippi River Levee Ramp. This new levee crossing will provide access to an upgraded dock for the use of importing and exporting grain. Completed work to date includes concrete and metal building demo, clearing & grubbing, backfill, site grading, installation of stone laydowns and crane pads, stormwater drainage, firewater installation, tank pad construction, concrete area paving and hydroseeding. November/December 2022

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85023 – JACOBS / DAVID L. TIPPIN WATER TREATMENT FACILITY HSPS: STRUCTURAL & BUILDING PACKAGE, TAMPA, FL PW&M is the structural concrete subcontractor for CH2M Hill Engineers (Jacobs) and the City of Tampa at the David L. Tippin Water Treatment Facility High Service Pump Station and Miscellaneous Improvements Design-Build GMP2 (Project) The scope of construction is to furnish and install all required cast in place concrete work and building services, which includes an approximate 7000 CY of concrete for the following new structures: - Chlorine Contact Basin (CCB) - Center Clearwell (CCW) - High Service Pump Station - Plant Water Meter Pad & Supports With these new structures the City of Tampa will increase their resiliency of the plant and the capacity of their potable water storage. One of the benefits with this

expansion is that the city will be able to schedule routine maintenance and cleaning of the exiting clearwells without affecting the production of water that they send out through their distribution system. As the existing plant is in operations and is the main source of potable water for the City of Tampa, the existing DLTWTF must be kept in service during the execution of this project. The Project is expected to be completed in fall of 2023.

26095 – UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWEST CAMPUS, DIRECT PIPE, DALLAS, TX

26099 –UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, APC UTILITY INFRASTRUCTURE, PHASE 1, DALLAS, TX

W&M has completed the first phase of the University of Texas Southwest campus in Dallas, TX. The project included the demo and replacement of existing structural steel and above ground piping to replace the main chilled water, steam, and condensate feeds from the Central Utility Plant to existing underground piping. The subsequent phases are pending approval and are expected to commence toward the end of Q1.

W&M began the University of Texas at Dallas project in early October of 2022. The project includes approx. 3,200 LF of 10” pre-insulated carbon steel chilled water piping. PSC has successfully completed the three different road crossings throughout the active campus, and the University is very pleased with the coordinated efforts to minimize impacts. This project will be completed in Q1 of 2023.

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26098 – CHARLOTTE DOUGLAS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT CONCOURSE A EXPANSION, CHARLOTTE, NC W&M has continued making progress on the Concourse A Expansion Project at Charlotte Douglas International Airport. The project consists of underground pre-insulated carbon steel Chilled Water and Heating Water piping and the related site work and excavation activities, including tie-ins to the prior related CLT Airport Utility Corridor project.

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26097 – YORK TECH COLLEGE CHILLED AND HEATING WATER PROJECT, ROCK HILL, SC

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26096 – EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY CHILLED WATER INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT, GREENVILLE, NC W&M has continued significant progress on the East Carolina University (ECU) Chilled Water Infrastructure project installing a turnkey central chilled water loop extension to connect three buildings, retrofit two buildings for tie-ins to the central loop, and all related site work.

ECU

Primoris has completed all piping installations, backfilled one full work area, is 70% complete backfill in the second main work area, and is preparing to transition into later stage project activities.

W&M has has completed key work at the York Technical College (YTC) Chilled and Heating Water Project in Rock Hill, SC, and achieved Substantial Completion in December 2022. The project consists of a turnkey chilled water loop and heating water loop upgrade, as well as related tie-ins to existing buildings and retrofit of one boiler room and all related site work. The

team is now completing the final punchlist and closeout tasks to achieve Final Completion.

Following prior completion of key outage tie-ins, the team has completed various retrofit modifications within existing campus buildings and progressed smaller supplemental activities such as electrical, instrumentation, and controls programming to support the new efficient central campus operation.

ECU

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85030 – HOLLYWOOD DEEP INJECTION WELL NO. 3 AND NO. 4 PUMP STATION PW&M was contracted to install a new injection well pump station DIW 3 & 4, an Electrical Service Center Building, piping and equipment, and associated site improvements for the Hollywood Deep Injection Well project in Hollywood, Florida. December highlights:  Completed construction of pump station foundation  Completed auger cast test piles installation and started load testing piles  Successfully completed pressure testing of deep injection well piping

85028 – PALM BEACH COUNTY, SOUTHERN REGION RECLAMATION FACILITY PRE-TREATMENT AND ANALYZER, BOYNTON BEACH, FL

 Completed electrical duct bank installations for Injection Wells No. 3 and 4 and Monitoring Well  Completed Monitoring Well Piping and started construction of walls The project is scheduled to be complete in 2025. digester building, and solids handling building. The project also includes improvements to the existing bridge crane in the 3rd floor of the pre-treatment building, the odor control duct system, and the grit conveyor. This project is being built with the help of local minority business providing engineering services and electrical construction experience. Projected completion is March 27, 2024.

85029 – ECKLER ENGINEERING, CORAL SPRINGS WTP NAOCL SYSTEM UPGRADES, CORAL SPRINGS, FL In January 2022, Eckler Engineering awarded the Coral Springs WTP NaOCL project to supply procurement and construction services to demolish the existing NaOCl storage and pumping system and replace it with new NaOCl storage tanks and metering pumps to PW&M. The NaOCl will be improved by creating a containment area for leaks and spills which improves the exposure of the equipment and piping to the product. The improvements will also provide better access for plant operators.

SRWRF

PW&M was contracted in December 2021 to make improvements to and the rehabilitation of existing pretreatment processes which includes completing engineering drawings, procurement of permanent materials and installation of all instrumentation and electrical improvements in the pre-treatment, multiple sludge pump station, digester and solids handling buildings. This project will improve the SRRF, allowing plant operators to measure parameters more efficiently within aeration basins, sludge pump station building, anaerobic November/December 2022

CORAL SPRINGS This project is planned to complete March 26, 2023.

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EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION Thank you to these individuals for their service to PI&C/W&M. The greatest strength of our company is our employees. Continuous service as demonstrated by these employees provides the foundation for excellence which results in consistent success for our team and our clients. Thank you.

The greatest strength of our company is our employees.

INDUSTRIAL

CIVIL

• DUSTIN WHEELER, Site QA/QC – LA, Nov 2

• ERIKA GARZA, Receptionist – TX, Nov 28

• MARK GRAY, Superintendent – TX, Dec 6

• RUBIN RODRIGUEZ, Field Engineer – TX, Nov 7

• STEPHEN TAYLOR, Superintendent – LA, Nov 28

• ELLIS HEATH, Surveyor – FL, Dec 16

• JOHN HART, Purchasing / Subcontract Mgr – TX, Nov 14

• ISMIEL ADAME, Site QA/QC – TX, Dec 19

• IMALAY HERNANDEZ, Admin Assistant – TX, Nov 14

• EMILY HAGAN, Purchasing Office Clerk – LA, Dec 27

MECHANICAL • ROGELIO GOMEZ, Surveyor – FL, Dec 19

We are pleased to announce the promotion of Matthew Aucoin to the position of Regional HSE Manager. In this new role, Matt will lead the Health, Safety & Environmental efforts for the Primoris Water & Mechanical business unit. Matt joined Primoris over nine years ago and has served at all levels of the HSE department during his tenure, most recently serving as an HSE Supervisor for Primoris Industrial on the Air Products' Gulf Coast Ammonia project in Texas City, Texas. In addition, Matt is a Graduate Safety Practitioner (GSP), a designation bestowed by the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP). This credentialing body is the "gold standard" of certification for Health, Safety & Environmental professionals. This promotion recognizes Matt's contributions and continued dedication to Primoris throughout his tenure with the organization. Please join us in congratulating Matt as he takes on these new responsibilities. Terry Wright Regional HSE Director Primoris Industrial & Civil

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COMMUNITY OUTREACH

Louisiana Teams Give Back The SYRAH Battery Anode Manufacturing Mechanical Phase 2 Project Shops with a Cop just in time for Christmas. In December 2022, Primoris and Syrah teamed up with the Vidalia Police Department for their Shop with a Cop Christmas Program.

Police Chief Joey Merrill said that there are about 50 children/ families in the local community that would not have Christmas gifts this year without this program. The Vidalia Police Department takes two groups of children for a meal and then shops with them at the local Walmart for clothing and toys. Between Primoris and Syrah we collected $1,412.00 in cash, $1,200.00 worth of coats/school clothing and $800.00 worth of bedding/pillows at the project. Extra items were donated to area families that had recently lost their homes in recent fires. Several vendors helped to support this important event.

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The PI&C Syrah Battery Anode Manufacturing Mechanical Phase 2 Project staff in Vidalia, Louisiana teamed up with the Vidalia Police Department for a Thanksgiving food drive. Police Chief Joey Merrill said that there are approximately 60 elderly individuals in the local community without family that needed food for Thanksgiving. When our personnel learned about the need, nonperishable food items and $729.00 in cash were collected at the project site.

The Baton Rouge office hosted a Thanksgiving food drive benefitting The Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank. In just over a

Primoris Heavy Civil & Primoris Industrial & Civil Groups Baton Rouge, LA

week, our employees gathered 213 pounds of non-perishable food items! This donation will go directly to the Baton Rouge community and surrounding parishes.

SYRAH Battery Anode Manufacturing Mechanical Phase 2 Project Vidalia, LA

Chief Merrill was so impressed with what was done in such a short timeline that he gave a speech at a city hall meeting praising Primoris for supporting the local community.

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The Texas City Air Products Project Continued to Collect PI&C Participates in Texas City Police Department Toy Drive and Blue Santa for the Second Year

Galveston County Food Bank Food Drive

Industrial’s Air Products Gulf Coast

Ammonia Mechanical project gathers food and funds for the Galveston County 2022

Food Bank. Sarah Sckittone writes, “On behalf Galveston County Food Bank and those who depend on your donations, I would like to thank you for your $140 and 3,303 pounds in donations during this holiday season. With your donation we are able to provide nutritious meals for those in need during difficult times.

L to R Jim Willard, Carlos Wallen, Chief Joe Statton and Kyle Ledger

Thank you for partnering with us to fight hunger. need to provide a safe and

- By Carlos Wallen

nurturing home for their children.”

On December 15, the PI&C Air Products, Gulf Coast Ammonia Mechanical project in Texas City teamed up with the Texas City Police Department for the Blue Santa Toy Drive again this year raising $460 in gift cards and well over 200 toys for the children of Texas City.

“Great job as always guys. You guys have done an amazing job representing Primoris by supporting the communities where we work.” Heath Moncreif

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L to R: Jim Willard, Name and Name

L to R Jim Willard and Bennett Crawley with PI&C, and Donnie VanAkeren with Galveston County Food Bank

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BENEFIT BRIEFING Thank you to all employees who participated in the 2023 Open Enrollment and making it a success! Primoris now has approximately 6,300 employees enrolled in our US Health and Welfare plans. As we close out the year and welcome new employees to the PSC Benefit Plans, we want to remind all employees about our benefit offerings here at Primoris.

Introducing PSC Learn

create your account or view current prescription drugs that are available. If you use maintenance medications, please be sure to use mail order drug program to save money.

Are you looking for professional development opportunities? Introducing PSC Learn, Primoris’ Learning Management System (LMS)! A brief video 2023 Paid Time off (PTO) to learn more about opportunities available Highlights and reminders: to you as a Primoris employee, as well as • PTO will no longer be broken out other L&D offerings, can be found by between sick and vacation visiting Learning and Development found in time. As of January 1, 2023, we Workspaces of our Intranet.

will have one PTO bank of hours that can be used for vacation, Start your journey today with these available sick, and personal time. This topics. 2023 Holiday reminders and does not include additional Community Service Day leaves such as parental, Goal Setting that Works Announcement: bereavement, or medical leave. • PSC Employees may roll 80 hours • The 2023 Holiday schedule has of vacation time from the 2022 been released and we are calendar year into 2023. pleased to announce that we are Time Management Beginning 2024, and each year now offering a Community Essentials thereafter, you may roll over up Service Day. to 40 hours of PTO (for example, 2023 401(k) Highlights and you will only be able to roll over Reminders: 40 hours from 2023 to Business Communication 2024). We encourage • For professional guidance on Fundamentals employees to take their time off your personal retirement and throughout the year and be investment questions, all mindful of the 80-hour rollover employees are eligible to contact Project Management 101 for this year. As a reminder, the our 401(k) advisor at SageView vacation calendar year for 2022 and schedule a one-on-one ends payroll week ending consultation. 1/1/2023. Any excess hours • Employees can also call 1-833over the limit will be removed SAGE-411 to schedule an after 1/1/2023. Your PSC Learn login is the same as your UKG login. appointment.

2023 Health and Welfare Highlights and reminders: • Employees who made changes during Open Enrollment will receive new cards from BCBSTX by January 1, 2023. • If you need to print or email a temporary card, please log into your BCBSTX account beginning January 1, 2023. • Employees do not need a physical card for Delta Dental or VSP. You can provide your SSN to any in network provider and they will verify your coverage. • As a reminder, our Prescription Drug provider is Prime Therapeutics. Take the time to November/December 2022

2023 Holiday Schedule Mon, Jan 2nd – New Year’s Day Observed Fri, Apr 7th – Good Friday Mon, May 29th – Memorial Day

PSC LEARN - YOUR SOURCE FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Login today using your UKG login to access self-paced topics geared towards your professional development

Tues, Jul 4th – Independence Day Mon, Sep 4th – Labor Day Thurs, Nov 23rd – Thanksgiving Day Fri, Nov 24th – Day after Thanksgiving Fri, Dec 22nd – Christmas Eve Observed

3 new titles released each Month On a company device? Download UKG Pro Learning in the company portal Company code = HRPSC75201

Mon, Dec 25th – Christmas Day TBD by Employee (ManagerApproved) – Floating Holiday

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