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Ak-Chin Awards Contract to AJP Electric/Pioneer Builders for Ak-Chin Regional Airport Renovations
/in News & Updates /by terryThe Ak-Chin Community Council awarded the contract for the renovation of the Ak-Chin Regional Airport, formerly Phoenix Regional Airport, to a joint venture between AJP Electric and Pioneer Builders, both of Phoenix.
New logo for the renamed Ak-Chin Regional Airport unveiled
/in News & Updates /by terryA new logo for the renamed Ak-Chin Regional Airport was recently unveiled. Designed by NICE Creative of Tempe,
Build-to-suit option now offered at Santa Cruz Commerce Center
/in News & Updates /by terryThe Ak-Chin Community Council and Ak-Chin Industrial Park Board have agreed to offer a build-to-suit option to well-qualified tenants at its Santa Cruz Commerce Center.
Xpressions Center for the Arts opens in Suite E of the Mesquite Building
/in News & Updates /by terryXpressions Center for the Arts mission is to encourage our students’ passion for the arts in a family focused environment.
Armstrong Consultants to design master plan and layout plans for the Ak-Chin Regional Airport
/in News & Updates /by terryArmstrong Consultants to design master plan and layout plans for the Ak-Chin Regional Airport, formerly known as the Phoenix Regional Airport.