GOVERNMENT

	Fort Belvoir, VA Army Materiel Command Housing Stratton Securities, Incorporated secured $30 million in financing for the contractor to complete this 230,000-square-foot office complex for 1,200 people. Stratton then purchased this transaction from the contractor, provided interim funding for the building manufacturers and finally, negotiated purchase options with the United States government. This structure afforded the government the flexibility required to work within their operating and capital budget.
	Fort Benning, GA Barracks For barracks in grave need of repair, Stratton first provided financing for the contractor to make $450,000 in urgent renovations, then arranged another $13 million for a completely new structure five years later.
	Hill Air Force Base, Utah Stratton purchased 181 containers, provided interim funding for the transportation, inspection and all other logistical operations. Project financing was provided for an assortment of 20 foot containers and 40 foot containers to be used by The United States Air Force for tactical aerial training. Just another example of how Stratton helps dealers and customers in non-traditional ways.
	U.S. Naval Base, Gulfport MS The Navy needed a 46,000 sq. ft. barracks, a 3,200 sq. ft. classroom and a 6,000 sq. ft. administration building constructed quickly. But government approvals were slow to come through, and didn’t come at the same time. Working with dealer Alutiiq, LLC International Solutions, Stratton arranged a 36-month operating lease in advance of acceptance.
	Robins Air Force Base, Warner Robins GA This 93,000 square foot, two-story building features wide walkway areas, cubicle stations, new furnishings and conference rooms. The structure is part of a long-range plan to consolidate seven off-base facilities into one headquarters complex and will house several directorates. Col. Nick Desport, AFRC civil engineer and A7 deputy director, emphasized that the modular blocks or individual buildings were pre-built in off-site factories before arriving at Robins. "I have never seen construction as efficient and organized, and done so fast in the 30 years of my career. It is phenomenal what this contractor has done,” he said.

COMMERCIAL

	America West Airlines Terminal, Phoenix, AZ America West Airlines was in urgent need of a temporary terminal at Sky Harbor Airport. Stratton provided $2.5 million for PBS Building Systems, the dealer, in the form of a three-year lease.
	Donald Trump Golf Club, L.C. West Palm Beach, FL Working with American Custom Modular, Stratton provided a 24-month operating lease to finance a 28’ x 72’ building to house an interim pro shop and sales office at this exclusive golf venue in 1999.

EDUCATION

	Omega Charter School, Phoenix AZ The school needed two classroom buildings, a total of 4,500 square feet, to accommodate its students. To help optimize cash flow, Stratton provided an 84-month operating lease with quarterly payments, and included all equipment and furniture in the lease package.
	Park View Baptist School, Baton Rouge LA Comark Building Systems sought Stratton’s help for Park View to purchase a sorely needed 24’ x 64’ classroom building with very limited funds. Stratton arranged a low monthly lease rate with an end-of-lease option to buy, and included financing for delivery, set-up, site prep, utilities and other "soft" costs.

HEALTH CARE

Children's Hospital of Los Angeles Stratton secured $2.5 million in construction financing for PBS Building Systems to construct a 150-bed modular wing.

OTHER

	Jesus People Ministries, Miami FL In 1994, this congregation consisted of 21 people meeting in a high school auditorium. But they had big plans and needed a big church – on a small budget. Through an innovative, 108-month lease with purchase option, Stratton helped the church obtain a $1.5 million, 40,000-square-foot building by Advanced Modular Systems. Today, the church has more than 2,000 members—and is still growing.
	Rolling Strong Fitness Centers, Jamestown NM Building gyms for truck drivers was an innovative idea. In fact, it was so innovative, it wasn’t easy to finance. Stratton provided operating leases so that Comark Building Systems could construct several 1,000 and 2,000 sq. ft. facilities.