This proud partnership comes after years of vetting by Pimmex founder and owner, Carlos Munoz. A citizen of the Gila River Indian Community (GRIC), Munoz started PIMMEX in 2008 with his father in Chandler. In recent years, he has grown the business to a staff of nearly 30 team members averaging $15-25 million in construction projects annually. PIMMEX holds licenses with GRIC, the Navajo Nation, and the state of Arizona. Among its most notable projects is the remodel of the Apache Gold Casino and Hotel for the San Carlos Apache Tribe.
Through the new Pimmex-CHASSE entity, the team is able to bid on larger projects on tribal land statewide. Since our inception, Pimmex-CHASSE has already earned a handful of projects, including the award of two early education Headstart facilities for the San Carlos Apache Tribe, a physical therapy expansion for Gila River Health Care, and an EMS station for Gila River Health Care!
We’ve been approached what feels like a dozen times over the past few years about the concept of a joint venture to help us expand the work we can do on tribal land. I knew CHASSE through project director, Matthew Wedding, who volunteers on the Chandler Compadres with me. It was clear from the onset that CHASSE shared our core mission to build efficiently, effectively, and sustainably while giving back to the community at the same time. It was a perfect fit.
Follow the links below to learn more about Pimmex-CHASSE!
CHASSE Partners with PIMMEX Contracting to Focus on Native American Projects
Valley Contracting Firms Partner to Pursue Projects on Tribal Land