Bill starts his business operating under the name of William Pulice Concrete Construction and specializes in constructing curbs, gutters and sidewalks.

With assistance from brothers Tony, Joe, and Jim, Bill expands into grading, paving and structural concrete work and begins competing for Arizona Highway Department (later ADOT) projects.

Pulice begins work on subdivisions through the Phoenix area and ultimately constructs over 1,000 subdivisions during this time.

Company becomes fully engaged in Alternative Project Delivery projects (Construction Manager at Risk and Design-Build) winning the company’s first CMAR project for Del Webb.

Signing/lighting subcontractor Roadway Electric and concrete paving and barrier subcontractor McNeil Brothers become wholly-owned subsidiaries of Pulice.

Backed by the resources of Dragados, the company begins expansion into neighboring states and other segments of the construction industry. An office in California is established.

Pulice expands its presence in Texas with the establishment of an office in Houston. Pulice also secures its first Texas project and P3, the SH 288 Toll Lanes, with Dragados USA as a joint venture partner.

The joint venture brings together a perfect combination of extensive local experience in complex highway construction as well as expertise in large-scale design-build projects.