Items Tagged with 'Arizona'

Can Southwest water agencies create a new market for desalinated and recycled water without building pipelines or altering Colorado River water rights?

A nationally recognized leader in the power and energy sector, Patel has nearly two decades of experience in utility operations, renewable development and large-scale construction.

Abbott is “cautiously optimistic” about the Phoenix market. “At a macro level, I believe technology-supportive manufacturing will continue to be a long-term driver in the region,” he says.

ENR Southwest Legacy awardee Mike Hoover led major market expansion, increasing Sundt’s revenue fivefold to more than $4 billion.

Faced with recent major breaks to the Transcanyon Waterline (TCWL), the National Park Service (NPS) and contractor Stronghold Engineering Inc. have accelerated work across multiple locations on the $208-million replacement project at Grand Canyon National Park.

A draft environmental impact statement by the Bureau of Reclamation outlines post-2026 Colorado River dam operations, assessing coordination, reliability and infrastructure risk in an era of persistent drought. 

The one-two punch of a major wildfire coupled with debris from subsequent flash floods compromised sections of the 129-year-old pipeline that supplies 20% of Flagstaff’s summer potable water.

The two-story, 38,000-sq-ft net-zero campus provides a centralized hub for services supporting vulnerable children and families.

Totaling 123,000 sq ft, the new sports campus features a practice facility for the Phoenix Mercury WNBA team and an administrative complex for the Phoenix Suns of the NBA.

Having undergone few improvements since it was built nearly 50 years ago, the intensive care unit badly needed modernized systems, better lighting and other upgrades.