TEMPORARY STORE Solution Type Commercial Scope of Project On Monday, April 27, 2015, Baltimore City contractors and also a WillScot customer, was descended into chaos with violence, vandalism contacted to develop a temporary site to serve and looting following the funeral of a young Rite Aid customers as they rebuilt their store, and man who had died in police custody under they passed the lead to us. After quick but careful questionable circumstances. By the time the review of the proposal, WillScot was selected mayor declared a citywide curfew and the by Rite Aid because they were best positioned National Guard arrived, numerous city businesses to deliver a quality solution that met the urgent had been left broken, burned and/or inoperable timeline of the project and help Rite Aid return to in the aftermath of a highly charged situation. A Rite Aid near the city center was one of those business victims. Located on a main boulevard near the University of MD Medical Center complex as well as a community, it had been destroyed and all of its products were either stolen or severely damaged. The store’s management was committed to reopening and serving its customers as quickly as possible. Lobar Associates, one of Rite Aid’s preferred

A 68' x 24' converted modular classroom from our "ready" line" was delivered on site within five days of the written order. The modular contained one restroom as well as a number of our Essentials such as a switch back ramp, deck, steps, security screens, door bars skirting and two restroom systems with four-times-a-week service and weekend service. The temporary pharmacy was stocked and open for business within three weeks after a devastating loss. Until the store reopens later this year, our modular solution will help Rite Aid to continue delivering critical health and wellness services to...