Hunter's Roadway, Industrial and Federal divisions are busy from Yuma to El Paso building infrastructure for the FHWA, Military Installations, Counties and Municipalities. Our projects can range from 6-24 months for individual contracts to multi-year JOCs and MATOC agreements with governments across the Southwest. As an experienced CMAR contractor, we partner with the design firm early in the design phase and deliver the best-value projects for our owners.
- COM Aeration
- Scottsdale And Cactus Roads Improvements
- US 54 Overpass
- Town of Queen Creek Tank Site
- CWTP Flocculation System
- Kitt Peak Water System
- Schulz Flooding Pipeline
- Roosevelt Waterline Replacement
- Tempe Meter Vaults
- Direct System Wells
- Arizona Border Patrol Road Improvements
- Mountain Links Transit
- Prado Dam Phase II
- Tucson Drainage Area
- East Buckeye Park And Ride
- Lake Havasu Water Booster Station
- North Valley Parkway Bridge
- Mesa & Southern Ave
- Greenfield & Chandler Heights Rd
- Centennial Plaza
- ASU Polytechnic Center
- Casa Grande Water Reclamation Facility
Hunter’s Highway Division specializes in complex and innovative transportation infrastructure construction including roads and intersections, bridges, highways, retaining walls, flood mitigation structures, and comprehensive amenities for parks, open spaces and sports fields.
- Valley Metro Park & Ride
- Washington Jefferson Storm Drain
- Yuma Casa Grande Highway - Mohawk Canal Overpass
- SR 77 – Oracle Road Widening
- Gilbert Road Reconstruction
- Tangerine Farms Road
- Tangerine Road
- Indian Bend Road Reconstruction and Bridge Construction
- Craycroft Road
- Cactus Roadway Intersection Improvement Project
- General Hitchcock Highway Reconstruction
- Arcadia Drainage
- Camelback Road Pedestrian Underpass & Road Improvements
- 79th Ave Park & Ride
- 91st Ave & Bethany Home
- Scottsdale Road
Hunter’s Industrial Division has served a diverse group of customers in a broad range of processing applications since our first water projects in 1989. We operate in the most demanding industrial environments. We can take your project from preliminary design and scope definition, through cost modeling and scope refinement to construction phase, start-up and commissioning.
The Federal Division of Hunter Contracting specializes in roadway, aviation and water infrastructure construction across the Southwest. While many of our construction teams are based at military installations, they deliver a diverse array of projects for multiple federal agencies.
The Hunter Structural Team boasts a diverse resume of structural projects including bridges, structures and all forms of viaducts and retaining walls. We begin consulting during preconstruction to apply value engineering principles to determine the best method of construction for the project.
The earliest form of engineered bridges was the arch bridge, prevalent throughout early Greek and Roman architecture. The modern-day version of the arch bridge is a proprietary design-build product of Hunter Contracting called Con-Arch. The Con-Arch is a unique, cost-saving system for the design and construction of strong, attractive, poured-in-place reinforced concrete arch bridges, tunnels and culverts.
- Craycroft Road
- Tangerine Road - 1st to La Canada
- Veteran’s Memorial Overpass
- Camelback Road Pedestrian Underpass & Road Improvements
- Type Of Con-Arch: Specialty
- Type Of Con-Arch: Pedestrian Underpass
- Type Of Con-Arch: Single-Barrel Drainage
- Type Of Con-Arch: Multi-Barrel Drainage
- Type Of Con-Arch: 404 Crossing
Hunter Contracting has a special affinity for unique or artistically significant parks and public art projects - where partnership with the designer, the owner or the artist is paramount.
- Julian Wash Linear Park
- Western Powerline Multiuse Trail
- Westwing Park Phase I & II
- Desert Skate Park - Skate Bowl Addition
- Zanjero Park
- Indian Bend Horse Sculptures
- Papago Park
- North Mountain Detention Basin Dam
- Manzanita Park
- Desert West Soccer Field
- Soleri Bridge Design Phase Services / Precast Panels
Hunter Contracting Company has extensive experience in airfield and airport site civil infrastructure construction at the tenth busiest airport in the country - which serves 32 million passengers per year - as well as reliever airports throughout the Southwest and Fort Bliss, Texas.
