Acting as an owner's representative, The Beacon Projects Group will:•Represent the interests of, and be highly responsive to, an owner's needs •Assist in selection of design professionals and fee negotiation •Supply the planning, management, technical expertise and support to ensure successful completion of a project •Interface with the architect, general contractor and subcontractors •Hold pre-job conference with principals, including builder, to ease the owner's burden and to settle misunderstandings before construction starts •Help focus on priorities and goals for successful completion of a project •Contribute to streamlining of planning, construction and move-in processes to meet targeted completion dates •Make recommendations in regard to specific issues and/or problems such as field conditions, site logistics and phasing of the work •Ensure smooth collaboration and communication/reporting among all parties •Eliminate mistakes and 'start over’s,' thus keeping project on budget •Provide quality control, scheduling, cost reduction and value engineering •Deal knowledgeably with local, state and federal regulatory agencies •Monitor work in progress on constant basis •Perform regular due diligence inspection

Over the past 35 years Mr. Mullaney has been involved in the fields of residential, commercial, industrial, municipal and institutional construction. As a result he has extensive knowledge of quality control, scheduling, cost reduction and value engineering. In addition, he is well versed in dealing with all regulatory agencies at local, state and federal levels that involve inspections, documentation and code compliance. Mullaney has dealt with and successfully managed numerous trades and mechanics plus skilled and unskilled labor in all facets of construction. He is owner of The Beacon Projects Group, Inc., which was founded in 1994.Mr. Mullaney is a member of the U.S. Green Building Council and is certified as a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Accredited Professional (LEED AP). LEED is the nationally accepted benchmark for design, construction and operation of high performance 'green' buildings. As such, he brings to Beacon the broad knowledge and complete understanding of 'green' building practices and principles.Mr. Mullaney's experience covers construction projects in Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania where he has served in many roles, such as the project manager, construction manager, owner's representative, has conducted building assessments, directed energy audits and, in cases where a dispute arises between the owner and contractor, as an expert witness, which includes testimony in court if necessary.In these varied positions Mullaney has supervised work in the construction of multi-screen movie complexes, luxury homes, apartments and condominiums, retail shopping centers, restaurants, jewelry distribution center with large custom concrete vault, the meeting house of a church, regional high school, nursing home and an exclusive yacht club. Details of these involvements can be found in the listing of completed projects.

As construction manager, Frank Mullaney will act as the agent for an owner or developer throughout the design and construction phases of a building project and to: •Provide feasibility studies and budget estimates•Prepare site selection analysis and coordinate environmental studies•Develop a cost estimate model and schedule with project target dates•Help establish project priorities•Create initial construction schedule•Offer constructability review services to analyze construction documents, thus reducing field coordination errors•Solicit bids from, and recommend, subcontractors•Act as a buffer between subcontractors and an owner•Work with local, state and federal regulatory agencies to expedite paperwork and compliance issues•Manage skilled and unskilled workers in all facets of any type of construction project•Oversee and manage the entire construction process•Constantly monitor work in progress•Perform due diligence inspections on a regular basis