This collaborative delivery project will be Pulice’s seventh airside improvements contract for the Mesa Gateway Airport Authority since 2018. This project reinforces the Pulice strategy to build on successful relationships by securing contracts offering balanced risk profiles and opportunities for greater collaboration with clients.
Mesa Gateway Airport Authority awarded Pulice, a FlatironDragados company, a $27 million Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) contract to deliver Phase Two of the Runway 12R-30L Reconstruction project at Mesa Gateway Airport in Mesa, Ariz. The total value of the first and second project phases exceeds $46 million.
“This contract further reinforces Pulice’s role as the trusted paving partner for the Mesa Gateway Airport Authority,” said Pulice President Victor Jimenez. “We look forward to delivering another on-time, collaborative project for this great facility.”
This award marks Pulice’s seventh airside improvements contract for MGAA since 2018, including work on Taxiway C, Taxiway K and the Ellsworth Channel.
Major Phase Two scope items include:
- 82,000 square yards of reconstructed Portland Cement Concrete Pavement runway pavement.
- 40,000 square yards of reconstructed asphalt concrete (AC) shoulder pavement.
- New runway markings.
- New runway lighting.
- Complete infield grading and drainage improvements.
Pulice brings deep CMAR experience across Arizona and a strong track record delivering heavy civil aviation projects in the state.
Work is expected to begin this fall.
Pulice Construction is an Arizona-based heavy civil general contractor with operations across the Southwestern United States. With nearly 70 years of experience, we specialize in complex highway, bridge, underground, aviation and dam infrastructure projects, with proven expertise in both traditional and collaborative delivery methods. Pulice is supported by its subsidiaries, Roadway Electric LLC and McNeil Brothers, Inc., which provide full-service electrical, signing, and concrete paving capabilities. We are part of FlatironDragados, which in turn is part of the ACS Group, one of the world’s leading infrastructure companies.
