Aztec Contractors, Inc. is a multidimensional company. The residential and commercial divisions have been strategically designed to allow Aztec to diversify our construction services in order to separate ourselves from our competitors. The key element that continues thrive in both divisions is the concept of "Of Being Builders" and "not simply relying on others to build the final product." Another key factor that plays an important role in our division is the relationships that we have developed over the years with subcontractors, professional service companies and vendors. Aztec Contractors, Inc. has built a priceless relationship built on trust, respect, professionalism and proper payment terms to all these entities. This is reflected in our repeat business with key team members.

Aztec’s commercial division understands and appreciates the true concept of adhering to chain of commands in the government arena. We hold these same principals with our Construction Team. Our in house professionals and Construction Managers guarantee our clients the delivery of high quality finished projects on time and within budget. Aztec customizes its Client Services to meet and exceed the clients’ expectations by always providing the highest level of service and customer satisfaction.

We take pride in our systemized paper work process with each and every government entity. The intense paper work required by our government clients is a process that we continue to quantify and innovate to meet the constant changes that occur in the federal arena. The administrative side of Aztec Contractors, Inc. is a mirror of the field work that is performed on a daily bases and one that is given us an outstanding track record with our clients.

An important aspect in our commercial/government contracting is our strategic teaming footprint. This teaming consists of Civil, Structural, Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing Engineering, Surveying, Energy, IT Services, Architecture, and Environmental Services. Aztec’s strategic platform of partners facilitates our reach throughout our geographical region allowing us to mobilize in order to meet and exceed our clients’ needs.

Aztec Contractors is proud to offer exceptional service and guidance in the following areas:

Reeves County Detention Center (RCDC)

Name: Reeves County Detention Center (RCDC).

Owner: Reeves County.

Location: Pecos, Texas.

Funding: Local

In 1984 Aztec Contractors took over the construction of Reeves County Detention Center at the request of request of Reeves County Commissioner when the design built team that initiated the project was unable to perform in a timely manner and within budget. Mr. Frank X. Spencer and his team was able to assess the projects construction status, budget, and determine the additional cost to complete the project while making progress on the project with extremely difficult conditions at a total construction cost of $6 million.

Presidio Independent School District New High School

Name: Presidio Independent School District New High School.

Owner: Presidio Independent School District.

Location: Presidio, Texas.

Funding: Local

Construction Management Contract for the design, development, and construction of a 65,000 squared feet High School facility at a cost of $3.8 million. This project was completed in 1996.

Food Processing Plants

Name: Food Processing Plants.

Owner: Anchor Foods.

Location: Pecos, Texas.

Anchor Foods under various work authorizations retained our services to perform professional surveying, engineering, and construction management, projects to expand the plant. The expansions were performed since 1990 to 2000, when Anchor Foods sold the company. Our firm continues to work on the plant. All of the work authorizations were completed on time and under budget. During the period of time total cost of construction was $12 million.

Presidio Urban Levee

Name: Presidio Urban Levee

Owner: International Boundary and Water Commission

Location: Presidio, Texas

 Aztec Contractors shall prepare engineered designs for the widening of the top of levee flex base width from its existing twelve 12 foot width to the proposed 16 foot width. The designs shall meet the requirements of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Engineering Manual 1110-2-1913, entitled, “Design and Construction of Levees”.  The designs shall also meet the requirements of the Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA) found in 44 CFR Section 65.10 (Code of Federal Regulations, Title 44 – Emergency Management Administration, Section 65.10 – Mapping of Areas Protected by Levee Systems) and fully address all FEMA Levee Certification Requirements.  The top of the levee shall be designed as a minimum 16-foot wide maintenance road consisting of a 6-inch layer of flex-base material directly placed on the finished embankment material. The 16 foot top flex base width is measured from the top of flex base and doesn’t include the impervious existing top of levee requirements or the width of fill which will need to be a minimum of 18.75 feet to accommodate for the 3:1 and 2.5:1 slopes on either embankment.  The levee shall be widened on the floodplain side.