What We Build: Government & Institutional

We Build Solutions

Government building projects require extreme attention to detail. Risks and costs can be minimized by utilizing the experience we have gained over the last several years delivering these complex buildings to the industry's leaders.

Santa Fe Frieght Depot Historic Renovation

Client: Maricopa County Capital Facilities Development Dept.
Cost: $2,000,000
Architect: Arrington Watkins Architects
Delivery Method: CM@Risk

The Santa Fe Depot is on Phoenix's Historic Registry underwent major renovations including remodeling 15,000 SF of the interior for the County Assessor's Office and restoration of the exterior. The project also includes minor office renovations of vacated spaces in the 301 Administration Building. Seeking LEED Gold CI.

Maricopa County West Court 2nd, 3rd & 4th Floor Remodel

Client: Maricopa County Capital Facilities Development Dept.
Cost: $2,000,000
Architect: Jacobs
Delivery Method: CM@Risk

This was a tenant improvement of the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floor of the 6-story West Court building located at the Maricopa Central Court Complex in downtown Phoenix. All other floors in the building will be occupied during construction.

Tumbleweed Parks & Maintenance Facility

Client: City of Chandler
Cost: $6,000,000
Architect: Architectural Resource Team Inc.
Delivery Method: CM@Risk

A new 23,500 SF maintenance facility for the Parks and Recreation Department. The facility includes administrative offices, maintenance areas, and storage space.

Estrella/Towers Jail Chilled Water Loop Conversion

Client: Maricopa County Capital Facilities Development Dept.
Cost: $5,000,000
Delivery Method: CM@Risk

A chilled water loop conversion of existing HVAC evaporative coolers to air handling units at the Estrella and Towers Jails.

Justice of the Peace Court Facility

Client: Maricopa County Capital Facilities Development Dept.
Cost: $2,000,000
Architect: Dick & Fritsche Design Group
Delivery Method: Public Hard Bid

This project involved the reconstruction of an existing Department of Motor Vehicle building into a court facility.

Granite Street Parking Garage

Client: City of Prescott
Cost: $6,600,000
Architect: Dick & Fritsche Design Group
Delivery Method: Public Hard Bid

This five-level parking garage blends the historic fabric of downtown Prescott. Additional scope included reconstruction and other improvements to the historic Whiskey Row alley.

Travis L. Williams Family Service Center

Client: City of Phoenix
Cost: $3,000,000
Architect: Gabor Lorant Architect
Delivery Method: Public Hard Bid

A new 25,000 SF family service center on a 3-acre site. The Center provides meeting, classroom, computer lab and administrative spaces. The radius lobby and window wall systems gives a feeling of openness and allows the receptionist greater viewing of the surroundings.