Appointment setting for commercial contractors in Tucson

A 10-building data center campus on 290 acres just north of the Pima County Fairgrounds in unincorporated Pima County.

Data halls carry large electrical, cooling and fire suppression packages through 2028, and a 10-building campus adds site paving and recurring building maintenance once halls come online.

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A hyperscale data center campus on a little more than 600 acres across two parcels in Marana, proposed by a Beale Infrastructure subsidiary with power of up to 750 megawatts per site.

If it advances to construction, a campus this size means years of electrical, mechanical and fire protection work plus large paving and site landscaping scopes; contractors should watch for site plan and permit filings in Marana.

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A nine-story residence hall with more than 1,300 beds and a dining hall at Speedway Boulevard and Campbell Avenue on the University of Arizona campus in Tucson.

Student housing with a dining hall drives HVAC, electrical and fire sprinkler work now, then large flooring and painting packages near the 2028 opening and ongoing custodial demand after.

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A Class A distribution building of about 163,000 square feet from Provident Industrial on 10 acres at the southwest corner of Palo Verde Road and Valencia Road near Tucson International Airport.

Distribution shells need roofing, a concrete truck court, trailer parking and fire sprinklers during construction, then tenant fit-outs bring electrical and HVAC work after mid-2027.

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Upgrades at the Southern Arizona VA Health Care System medical center in Tucson including a roof replacement, Community Living Center renovation, mechanical system upgrades, perimeter fencing and operating room upgrades.

Federal maintenance work is packaged by trade, so roofing, mechanical and OR electrical scopes come up as separate bids, and renovated care areas need flooring and painting.

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An expansion of Marana's water reclamation facility from 1.5 million to 3 million gallons per day of average annual daily flow.

Treatment plant expansions carry process electrical, controls and mechanical work, plus site paving and protective coatings on new structures through 2028.

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A multi-million-dollar transformation of a downtown Tucson hotel near the Tucson Convention Center into a 291-room Hyatt Regency with about 22,000 square feet of meeting and event space, developed with HSL Properties; Sundt Construction is named in the announcement.

Remaking 291 rooms, a ballroom and meeting space brings sprinkler, flooring and painting work through 2027, then convention-hotel cleaning contracts after the late 2027 opening.

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A five-story, 144-room hotel at 7400 N. Uptown Dr. on the former Foothills Mall site, built by EBCO General Contractors as part of Bourn Companies' Uptown redevelopment.

With the structure complete, the work now is interior: flooring, painting and fire protection finish-out through January 2027, then ongoing hotel cleaning.

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El Rio Health's largest center, in the former Tucson Heart Hospital at Stone Avenue and River Road, offering medical, dental and behavioral health care and a drive-thru pharmacy for 22,000 patients a year when fully staffed.

A 95,000-square-foot clinic that just opened needs medical-grade janitorial service, and a former hospital building carries ongoing HVAC and fire protection inspection and service work.

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A three-story, 48-bed inpatient rehabilitation hospital with two therapy gyms at The Bridges development in central Tucson, owned by Nobis Hospital Investments.

A newly opened 48-bed hospital needs healthcare cleaning and floor care, and inpatient facilities carry recurring fire protection inspections.

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TUSD's voter-approved bond program across Tucson schools, including HVAC replacements at 15 schools, kitchen retrofits, water and sewer line replacements, fencing upgrades, two artificial turf fields and portable-to-permanent building conversions at Davis-Romero Elementary and Rincon/University High.

Bond work is bid project by project, so HVAC, turf and building contractors see a steady pipeline each summer, and the permanent building conversions are new construction in design now.

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