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Specialist Groundwork Services Deep Excavation General Groundworks Earthworks Drainage Reinforced Concrete Hard Landscaping eBrochure November 2016

A Firm Foundation for Success Mackin is a civil engineering company that specialises in groundwork projects across London and the South East. We were founded over 30 years ago when Benny Mackin set up the family run business. In 2003 Michael Mackin took the company’s helm and set about turning the business into the success it is today. Remaining true to Benny’s ethos, the company has become renowned for the quality of its staff and for delivering a service that is first-class. Mackin has a strong reputation for managing complex and challenging projects and for always delivering on time. We have partnered and learnt from and the best in the industry and our success comes from solid expertise, loyal staff and a continuous focus on training. Our Ambition is to continue to build on our growing reputation in the market place . We aim to become the obvious choice for clients in London & SE who require groundwork services, especially where challenges exist below and above ground. Take a look through a few of our case studies to explore the type of work we do. We are always interested in talking to existing and new clients to find ways we can work with you. Michael Mackin Managing Director, Mackin Limited

Performance We are a profitable and growing company We are ambitious and aim to double turnover by 2018 We employ 60 staff and continually invest in training We have never failed to deliver a project on time We have a good reputation with Tier 1 contractors We are known for delivering complex and challenging projects Most of our contracts range between £500,000 and £1,500,000

Sector: Regeneration Client: New Public Realm delivered adjacent to Redrow London Colindale’s new Metropolitan Police Main Contractor: Academy Redrow London Contract Value: Scope of Works: £950,000 Security measures and hard and soft landscaping works were Start Date: delivered close to the new Metropolitan Police Training Academy. June 2016 The project further established Mackin’s role as a groundworks specialist for Redrow’s 47 acre, £1 billion Colindale regeneration and Finish Date: was the latest of three significant projects to be delivered. November 2016 Description: The work involved a team of 20 site personnel who delivered various projects including: installing BSi PAS 68 security bollards to provide hostile vehicle protection for the home of London’s Metropolitan 2 Police Academy; and laying 5,500m of hard and soft landscaping to create a new and fully accessible public realm through the site. Other site works included:  S278 Highway works;  Remodelling the current footpath adjacent to the site;  Removal of a pedestrian island;  Resurfacing Aerodrome Road. Challenges:  This was a tight programme with completion targeted to coincide with an official visit by the Home Secretary. Outcome: Client pleased with how the challenges were managed and now in discussion with Mackin regarding follow on works.

Sector: Utilities Client: Thames Water Mackin s Experienced Staff Supplied to work on Major Sewage Plant Upgrade at Main Contractor: Murphy Deephams. Contract Value: Scope of Works: £1m+ Mackin is supplying its range of trained staff on this £250m Start Date: sewage treatment plant upgrade in Edmonton, North London. October 2014 Description: Finish Date: Working across the 35 hectare site, Mackin s staff are involved On-going in delivering groundwork services for Murphy (one of a consortium of three awarded the contract). To date positions About Mackin s Labour Supply supplied cover site foremen, pipe layers, plant operators and Service those with all-round skills. Mackin s specialist Labour Supply service has been set up to offer clients an attractive Challenges: alternative to contacting out groundwork services. Based on a team approach, Mackin Keeping in touch with main contractor to ensure that Mackin is supplies teams of highly trained ground able to schedule the client s future labour supply needs. workers on projects where the client lacks specific groundwork expertise but wishes to retain direct control of site resources. All staff are employed by Mackin. They have Outcome: gone through Mackin training and are fully certificated. Not only are Mackin teams The main contractor is very satisfied with the quality of experienced, vetted and highly trained, they Mackin s people and continues to increase its requirement also respect Mackin s company values and the reputation of its clients. for our highly trained staff. Mackin s work has gained industry recognition by winning an award for its contribution to Health and Safety while working at the Deephams site.

Sector: Residential Client: Fast delivery of Project allows Marketing Redrow London Suite at Colindale Gardens to open on Main Contractor: time. Redrow London Scope of Works: Contract Value: £200,000 Mackin was appointed by Redrow London to complete groundwork and landscaping for its new marketing suite on the site of its £1 billion Start Date: residential development at Colindale. The project had a fast turnaround March 2016 time to meet the company s commitment to open to the public in April 2016. Finish Date: Description: April 2016 Drainage works were carried out including excavations for a 3 meter deep manhole and French drainage system. A sub base was installed and paving laid to create a pedestrian paved area and a semi-permanent car park 2 covering an area of 220m . Other site works included:  Soft landscaping using 500 tonnes of imported topsoil. Soil excavations from earlier works carried out by Mackin on the client s main site were used, shortening lead times and delivering a cost saving for the client.  Removal of existing hoardings and erection of new hoardings, fencing and railings around the new Marketing Suite. Challenges:  Tight deadline involved weekend working to achieve the 4 week deadline.  Coordinating with other trades working on the site. Outcome: Mackin received personal congratulations from the client s senior staff for completing the works in difficult circumstances in time for the official opening.

casestudy A firm foundAtion for success Sector: Health Client: East and North Herts NHS Hard landscaping and Courtyard for Welwyn MainContractor: Deep Excavation at the QE2 Garden City s New £30m QE2 Hospital Balfour Beatty Hospital at Welwyn Garden City ContractValue: Scope of Works: £1.2m Scope of Works: Installation of a large drainage network; formation of a 12,000m2 car 2 Installation of a large drainage network; formation of a 12,000m park with by-pass separator; construction of courtyard from sub base StartDate: car park with by-pass separator; and construction of courtyard and laying of granite pavement. October 2014 from sub base to re-instatement of granite pavement. FinishDate: Description: September 2015 Description: Works involved deep excavation to 3.5 meters depth which Work involved deep excavation to 3.5 meters depth. A required trench support sheeting. A 1000m3 pit was excavated to 350m attenuation tank and by-pass separator was installed 2 accommodate a large attenuation tank. Membranes were installed along with the installation of gullies and membranes and ow along with a by-pass separator, drainage gullies and flow control control values into manhole covers. Depth of work required values into manhole covers. trench support sheeting. The hospital courtyard also required deep excavation and trench Hospital courtyard also required deep excavation and trench support sheeting. Surface levels were raised to new design levels support sheeting. Surface levels were raised to new design by importing 10,000 tonnes of fill material. Reinstatement works levels by importing 8,000 ton of imported subbase material. were carried out using granite block paving. Car park surfaces were Reinstatement works were carried out using granite block reinstated using 3,000 tonnes of asphalt. paving. Car park surfaces were reinstated using 3,000 ton of asphalt. Challenges: Due to restricted access, 10,000 tonnes of fill material had Challenges: to be moved into the courtyard by conveyor belt. Working adjacent to a live hospital and managing site Working adjacent to a live hospital and managing site safety safety and security. and security. Liaising with client on handover of areas to ensure Liaising with client on handover of areas to ensure continued continued running of the hospital was not impaired and running of the hospital was not impaired and project not impacted by delays. project not impacted by delays. Outcome: Outcome: Project delivered on time and now moving into phase 2 Phase 2 now complete and overall project delivered on time with requiring further drainage and reinstatement works. client pleased with the end product. Unit 1, Northelds Industrial Estate, Beresford Avenue, Wembley, London HA0 1NW 0208 900 0180 www.mackinltd.com

Sector: Residential Client: Enabling Works pave way for New Homes Redrow London at Colindale Gardens. Main Contractor: Redrow London Scope of Works: Enabling works were carried out to allow piling work to commence Contract Value: on new apartment blocks at Redrow s £1billion residential £450,000 development in Colindale, North London. Start Date: Description: December 2015 The work involved bulk excavation and the removal and import of Finish Date: large quantities of material to form a piling mat for 4 new apartment April 2016 3 blocks. Bulk earthworks involved digging and carting 5,500m of excavated material to stockpile (for reuse at other locations on site). 15,000 tonnes of stone was imported, levelled and compacted to form a piling mat. Other work included:  Attending on piling contractors by supplying machinery, dumper operators and carting muck away from piling.  Removal of disused service tunnel. This involved 4 meter deep excavation across a 65 meter length which was back- filled with 2,500 tonne of stone. Challenges:  Quantity of stone imported required over 90 lorry loads per day to be planned and coordinated.  Keeping ahead of piling activity to ensure the project was kept on programme.  Ensuring the deep excavation dig was kept safe during removal of the service tunnel. Outcome: Works completed to client satisfaction. Mackin was subsequently awarded the tender for the Marketing Suite groundworks.

casestudy A firm foundAtion for success Sector: Laying Foundations at the Education Simon Balle Academy School Client: Simon Balle School Scope of Works: Main Contractor: Laying foundations for a new building that would add new classrooms to the school s existing facilities; excavating and Balfour Beatty laying drainage network; forming a hard play permeable Contract Value: sports pitch and laying two car parks. £900,000 Description: Start Date: October 2014 This greeneld location was thought to be an historically signicant site which attracted archaeological interest and Finish Date: underwent survey before excavation for ground beam and August 2015 slab (covering 1300m ) could be started. A concrete pump 2 was used to pour the foundations. Groundworks involved excavating and laying two car parks, rst installing a perforated drainage system and connecting 2 to existing system. 2,500m of permeable sub base was installed before applying tarmac to the two car parks. Works also involved remodelling a footpath (adding a tree protection system) and reinstating the school s tennis court. Challenges: Working adjacent to a live school meant delivery times were restricted (i.e. no deliveries permitted during school run hours. Maintaining site safety at all times. Managing archaeological interest which delayed the start date Outcome: Project delivered on time with a successful handover to Balfour Beatty. Unit 1, Northelds Industrial Estate, Beresford Avenue, Wembley, London HA0 1NW 0208 900 0180 www.mackinltd.com

casestudy A firm foundAtion for success Sector: Highways/Transport Delivering Groundworks for over Client: TFL 2,000 Boris Bikes across London Main Contractor: Scope of Works: CVU (Colas, Volker Highways, URS) Installation of foundations and ducting arrangements for cycle hire docking stations. Work carried out at sites across Contract Value: London and in total, more than 2,000 stations were installed £1.3m in 118 locations. Start Date: Description: April 2013 Work involved coordinating up to 20 sites per month. We provided our own full trafc management solution for over Finish Date: 50 live sites at any one time across 7 London boroughs April 2014 including, Westminster, City of London, Hammersmith and Fulham. Excavation teams prepared trenches and managed carry-away of spoil; form work teams prepared shuttering to hang steel bases for docking stations. Mackin poured concrete and completed reinstatement works, including pavements for footways. A strategic sequence of works was devised and implemented by Mackin to ensure maximum efciency against a challenging programme. Challenges: Tight deadline that required between 70-80 sites to go live by October 2013. Logistical planning for the day ahead required intense use of resource with 12 or more gangs working up to 30 sites per (month). Setting up and managing sites on busy highways. Managing site safety and preventing public access at any one time up to 40 open sites were being worked Delivering pristine sites for go live day - which involved a launch event and PR with the Mayor of London. Outcome: Highly successful project. Client complimented Mackin on delivering this logistically challenging project on time. Unit 1, Northelds Industrial Estate, Beresford Avenue, Wembley, London HA0 1NW 0208 900 0180 www.mackinltd.com

casestudy A firm foundAtion for success Service Yard Groundworks Groundworks for new Indusrial Sector: Commercial for Light Industrial Unit Unit and Service Yard Client: Scope of Works: Scope of Works: Private build Construction of a concrete service yard/car park; installation Groundworks for the construction of industrial-scale building Main Contractor: of drainage and steel reinforced ground beams to support and service yard. Works involved construction of substructure; Ashe Construction new building. installation of associated utilities and construction of an adjacent external service yard/car park. Contract Value: Description: £525,000 One of the rst activities we carried out was robotic pile Description: Start Date: probing for avoidance of underground structures when it October 2015 Carried out robotic probing to avoid piles and below ground came to positioning of piles. structures. Groundworks carried out to accommodate two by-pass Finish Date: Groundworks carried out to accommodate two by-pass separators and a salvage yard totalling 3340m2. Due to restricted On-going separators and a salvage yard totalling 3340m . Due to 2 access to the ground beam, a concrete pump (with a 63m boom) restricted access to the ground beam, a concrete pump was used to pour the concrete. All spoil was retained on site and (with a 63m boom) was used to pour the concrete. All spoil reused to adjust levels. retained on site and reused to adjust levels. Challenges: Challenges: Restricted access to furthest point of ground beam Restricted access to furthest point of ground beam required hire of a concrete pump. required hire of a concrete pump. Original 5 week program to prepare for pour of concrete Original 5 week program to prepare for pour of concrete was reduced to 3 weeks to keep program on schedule was reduced to 3 weeks to keep program on schedule This was achieved by increasing site personnel and This was achieved by increasing site personnel and weekend working. weekend working. Outcome: Outcome: Project delivered on time. Now working on completion of Project delivered on time. Now working on completion of service yard slab area. service yard slab area. Unit 1, Northelds Industrial Estate, Beresford Avenue, Wembley, London HA0 1NW 0208 900 0180 www.mackinltd.com

Sector: Sports & Leisure Mackin contracted by Ashe to Deliver Client: Groundwork Services for a New Henlow Parish Council Community Sports Pavilion. Main Contractor: Ashe Construction Scope of Works: Contract Value: Mackin was contracted to deliver all groundwork services £100,000 above and below ground for this £750,000 community sports pavilion. Start Date: May 2014 Description: Finish Date: Excavations were carried out to create a substructure for a October 2014 new foul and storm water drainage system. Two soakaway channels were constructed each side of the building. A ground floor slab was laid and external hard landscaping completed around the building. Challenges:  Working adjacent to a public park (which stayed open throughout the construction phases) required Mackin to install site security measures to safeguard public health & safety.  Site deliveries had to be co-ordinated around restricted delivery times. Outcome:  Mackin delivered all aspects of the groundworks on time.  Ashe said of the project: with a real team effort from all partners, we delivered a building of the highest quality in both design functionality and workmanship.

casestudy A firm foundAtion for success Sector: Regeneration Groundwork Services Advance Deep Excavation skills advance Greenwich Peninsula Regeneration Client: Greenwich Peninsula Regeneration Knight Dragon Scope of Works: MainContractor: Scope of Works: out across Knight Dragon s 200 acre site Enabling works carried VolkerFitzpatrick including trench work and trench support to facilitate pipe installation Enabling works carried out across Knight Dragon s 200 acre for a district heating network (DHN) for the new Aurora Hotel. Other ContractValue: site including trench work and pipe lifting for a new district works included deep excavation for clean water pipework; temporary £240,000 heating network (DHN); deep excavation for clean water road installation; re-routing a road junction; reinstatement works and pipework; temporary road installation; re-routing road junction; resurfacing. StartDate: reinstatement works and resurfacing. November 2014 Description: Description: Work involved digging trenches for 130m of pipework for a new DHN. FinishDate: Work involved digging trenches for 130m of pipework for On-going Work also included digging 2m deep welding pits and supporting a new DHN. Work also included digging 2m deep welding DHN installation by lifting 12m pipework sections into place. Works pits and supporting DHN installation by lifting 12m pipework completed by laying base course and reinstating tarmac to leave sections into place. We completed works by laying a base minimal impact on the highway. core and tarmac reinstatement. Other site works include: Other site works included: Deep excavation under existing water (mains applying Groundworks to enable Thames Water to lay new pipework. strapping supports to in-situ pipework) and installing Project required temporary installation of a bespoke supporting temporary works for Thames Water to lay 1200mm clean system to protect the existing 1.2m diameter high-pressure water water pipes. mains from movement during tunnelling beneath. Re-routing Ordinance Crescent with Tunnel Approach Reconfiguration of a road junction over the Blackwall Tunnel, (and installing curb islands). including installing new curb islands. Installation of haul road for HGVs (a temporary road with Installation of a site haul road (laid with stone and tarmac) on a a 2-5 year lifespan) laid with stone and tarmac. brand new plot to facilitate the development of a new apartment block. Challenges: Challenges: Phasing of work to stay ahead of DHN install schedule Phasing of work to stay ahead of DHN installation schedule. Trafc management around the site – constant HGV Traffic management around the site constant HGV movement movement required safety mitigation and night shift working required safety mitigation and night shift working. Preventing high pressure mains water pipework from movement - Meeting Thames Water stringent technical specications regarding in-situ pipe movement.. Pipework checked hourly by 4mm movement tolerance allowed Thames Water. Dealing with security and strict site access protocols. Dealing with security and strict site access protocols. Outcome: Outcome: Projects delivered on time. We continue to work on site and Projects were delivered on time. Mackin continues to work on site maintain a very good relationship with VolkerFitzpatrick. and maintains a very good relationship with VolkerFitzpatrick. Unit 1, Northelds Industrial Estate, Beresford Avenue, Wembley, London HA0 1NW 0208 900 0180 www.mackinltd.com

casestudy A firm foundAtion for success Sector: Public Sector/Commercial Deep Excavation Groundworks Client: Deep Excavation Groundworks Quintain for Brent s new Civic Centre Skanska for Brent s new Civic Centre Main Contractor: Scope of Works: Volker Highways Scope of Works: Installation of drainage network to accommodate Brent s new Civic Contract Value: Installation of drainage network to accommodate Brent s new Centre at Wembley Park. Work included installing a kingpost £550,000 Civic Centre at Wembley Park. Work included installing a retaining wall and capping beam; groundworks and installation work for a new king post retaining wall and capping beam; groundworks and Envac waste management system. Start Date: installation support for a new Envac waste management system. October 2012 Description: Description: Installation of drainage network required deep excavation and Finish Date: Installation of drainage network required deep excavation and April 2013 construction of a kingpost retaining wall round three sides of the civi installation of king post retaining wall round three sides of thec civic centre extending 100 meters. We lifted concrete sleepers wall. centre. Concrete sleepers were lifted into place to form a 2m high in place to form a 2m high wall; poured a capping beam on the A capping beam was poured on top of the retaining wall to support fence and paving. top of retaining wall to retain fence and paving.. The Envac system groundworks required deep excavation works (up Envac system groundworks required deep excavation works to 6m) to accommodate the new waste management system. Mackin (up to 6m) to accommodate new Envac waste management adopted a bespoke method to overcome the challenge of laying system. Using and excavator, located 10m Envac pipework pipes within the trench support system. 11,000 tonnes of aggregate working closely with installation company. was imported and the pavement around three sides of the building We imported 1,000 ton of imported sub-base material and reinstated. re-instated the pavementaround three sides of the building. Challenges: Challenges: The kingpost wall capping beam required concrete to be poured King post wall capping beam required concrete to be at an elevated height. An anchoring system was devised to secure poured at an elevated height. a temporary safety barrier while works were carried out. Working alongside users of the carpark who required day Positioning the Envac pipework required lifting with elevator and to day access. placing 10m long, 500mm diameter steel pipes in situ. Wembley Park busy events schedule meant site had to do Working alongside users of the carpark who required day to day access. be rigorously managed/locked down during high footfall Wembley Park busy events schedule meant site had to do be events. rigorously managed/locked down during high footfall events. Outcome: Outcome: All works delivered on time. Worked during Easter break to All works delivered on time. Worked during Easter break to ensure ensure programme deadlines were met. This work formed programme deadlines were met. This work formed part of an ongoing part of an ongoing relationship with Volker Highways who relationship with Volker Highways who Mackin had worked with we had work with previously on the Queen Elizabeth previously on the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Olympic Park. Unit 1, Northelds Industrial Estate, Beresford Avenue, Wembley, London HA0 1NW 0208 900 0180 www.mackinltd.com

Sector: Education Client: Groundworks for New Facilities at a Sir Frederick Osborn Welwyn Garden City Senior School. School Main Contractor: Scope of Works: Ashe Construction Mackin was contracted to deliver the groundwork services including drainage, foundations and hard landscaping. The work was Contract Value: 2 £425,000 carried out on a 13,000m site which was an existing playing field. Start Date: Description: March 2014  4,000 tonnes of material was excavated from the site. Finish Date:  A 27,000 litre rain water harvesting tank was installed. October 2014  Half a kilometre of below ground drainage was installed. 3  A 600m concrete slab (with 52 tonnes of steel reinforcement) was poured.  To improve drainage, Mackin to installed a permeable paving solution for the car park and playground areas. Challenges:  Maintaining site safety at all times.  The rain water harvesting tank was installed after the building was constructed. The challenge was to avoid undermining the foundations. A temporary ground support solution was developed which involved using a vibrational drive before you dig technique.  Working adjacent to a live school meant delivery times were restricted during school run hours. Outcome: The project was delivered on time and Mackin continues to work with Ashe on similar projects.

Sector: Sports & Leisure Client: Keeping the London Games Safe Olympic Delivery Installing Airport level Security Measures Authority (ODA) on the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Main Contractor: VolkerFitzpatrick Scope of Works: Contract Value: Partnering with Volker Fitzpatrick, Mackin installed security £1m measures at more than 20 key locations across the Olympic Park. Start Date: Description: August 2011 Finish Date:  A temporary works area was set up on site including a December 2012 site office and goods in secured compound.  Traffic and pedestrian management measures were introduced in liaison with the main contractor.  Works were carried out to excavate and install : ducting for power supply; below ground high strength reinforced concrete; and foundations for security control panels.  Reinstatement works included tarmac and paving.  Military grade , stone filled, Hesco Barriers were installed at key locations across the Olympic Park. Challenges:  Co-ordination works to ensure they did not delay other critical works occurring across the Olympic Park.  Post-games Mackin decommissioned the site security measures and salvaged the normally one time use vehicle blockers, for reuse. Outcome: All works delivered on time. And salvage of the vehicle blockers saved the client a considerable sum of money.

Mackin Delivers 60 of its Sector: Trained Staff to Work on Labour Supply the Queen Elizabeth Client: Olympic Park LLDC Main Contractor: Scope of Works: Bam Nuttall Main contractor Bam Nuttall appointed Mackin to supply Contract Value: labour to help it prepare the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park for £1.6m public access post the London 2012 Olympic Games. Start Date: Description: April 2013  Over the course of a year Mackin supplied Bam Nuttall with groundworkers possesing a range of skills and seniority. The Finish Date: contract began with the client taking 10 staff and by its peak, May 2014 over 60 Mackin staff were working on the project covering foreman positions, pipelayers, plant operators and those About Mackin s Labour Supply with all-round skills. Service  Works included large hard landscaping to complex deep Mackin s specialist Labour Supply service has excavation and deep drain installation. been set up to offer clients an attractive alternative to contacting out groundwork  As the works developed Mackin s provision of labour to Bam services. Based on a team approach, Mackin Nuttall became an increasingly important part of the client s supplies teams of highly trained ground workers on projects where the client lacks workforce on site. specific groundwork expertise but wishes to retain direct control of site resources. All Challenges: staff are employed by Mackin. They have gone through Mackin training and are fully From time to time the work became highly reactive and certificated. Not only are Mackin teams experienced, vetted and highly trained, they throughout Mackin demonstrated its ability to meet the client s also respect Mackin s company values and delivery requirements and keep its programme on track. the reputation of its clients. Outcome: The client was highly satisfied and commented: Your organisation has shown a great caliber of employees with a good blend of experience, skills and training across the board. There is a work ethic that seems to resonate from directors to all of your staff.

Testimonials “The workmanship and the management “I would like to personally congratulate all procedures that they have put in place make Mackin staff employed on the marketing suite Mackin Ltd a most reliable contractor to work external works. You managed to complete the with.” works in difficult circumstances in time for the official opening last week end.” Richard Bannister Contracts Manager, Skanska Michael Thomas, Commercial Manager, Redrow Homes Limited “Commercially, Mackin Construction Ltd. “Overall Mackin Construction are a well operate efficiently submitting monthly organised contractor who can take on all applications on the specified contractual dates aspects of civil engineering work” and offer themselves as available for progress / commercial meetings upon request.” Mick Hawkins, Works Manager, Volker Fitzpatrick “Their Change Management is always timely and well presented and they understand the importance of Record Keeping to allow us to effectively claim variations from our client” “Great Service, approachable, Very good quality Richard Hope, Quantity Surveyor, Volker Fitzpatrick of work”. Oliver Holt, Site Manager, ASHE Construction “Over the past couple of years B Mackin Ltd has “Mackin Construction Ltd have provided an been an increasingly important part of our exemplary service to our project and continue workforce on site... From large hard to do so. Their operatives are well trained and landscaping to complex deep drain installations their health and safety standards are second to you have shown us examples of your none, coupled with their commitment to capabilities in many areas of the civil deliver on time we look forward to undertaking engineering field”. more business with them” Wayne Knight, Project Manager, Paul Bourke, Construction Manager, Murphy VolkerHighways (AMK), Deephams Sewage treatment upgrade works

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