TIMELINE Oldest Latest 2017 50 years later, The Bell Company continues to deliver Quality Performance, Innovation and Integrity to its customers, partners, and stakeholders 2007 Bell enters into first formal Design-Assist contracts – Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore and Philip Morris in Richmond 2002 Bell is licensed in 18 states across the country 2000 Bell simultaneously secured two Design/Build correctional facility contracts – Gilmer WV FCI & Canaan PA USP 1997 Bell awarded NIH Chiller Plant, which eclipsed the Pentagon as the largest Chiller Plant in the U.S. 1996 Bell awarded Design/Build Contract for the INS Detention Facility, Batavia, NY 1993 Charleston AFB Apron Hydrant System project is Bell’s first major foray into the South Carolina construction arena 1992 Bell awarded Pentagon’s Heating & Refrigeration Plant project, largest Chiller Facility in the United States to date 1990 Construction begins at West Valley Vitrification Plant – the first nuclear waste treatment facility in the country 1989 Bell wins Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center contract, the largest healthcare project in the Northeastern U.S. 1986 Bell awarded first Federal contract: Fort Drum –10th Mtn Division Expansion project 1985 First DC-area office opens in Upper Marlboro, MD 1980 Entered Wastewater Treatment sector as GC – Van Lare WTP in Rochester NY 1980 Bell receives service contract for the outage and maintenance work at Ginna Nuclear Plant, the first of many nuclear plant projects Bell will perform in future years 1977 Bell awarded first out-of-state project – Mercy Hospital in Scranton, PA 1974 Rochester’s Park Ridge Hospital project marks Bell’s entry into the Healthcare Industry 1967 Incorporated as John P. Bell & Sons Inc, Industrial Piping Contractor 1940 John P. Bell Senior founded J.P. Bell Plumbing & Heating Proprietorship in Rochester, NY Bell BCI Company Bell Constructors John P. Bell & Sons Copyright © The Bell Company 2019. All Rights Reserved.