PIMA PAVING INC.

Pima Paving Inc. specializes in the construction, maintenance, and rehabilitation of rural and forest service roadways, with deep expertise in crushed aggregate surfacing, base reconditioning, pavement striping, and engineered road improvements for remote federal lands. Their technical capabilities include precise material placement, surface grading, and infrastructure resurfacing using government-sourced aggregates, with a focus on durable, low-volume road systems that meet USDA forest service standards. The contractor demonstrates consistent proficiency in executing complex, geographically dispersed projects across rugged terrain, including Forest Service Road (FSR) networks, recreation site pavements, and temporary stockpile management for future use, all while adhering to environmental and safety protocols for sensitive public lands. Pima Paving maintains a strong, recurring relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, primarily supporting the Forest Service through infrastructure projects in Arizona’s national forests. Their work includes routine maintenance, seasonal repairs, and long-term road sustainability initiatives under blanket purchase agreements, indicating a trusted, operational partnership built on reliability and site-specific knowledge of forest engineering requirements. The company’s primary industry focus is Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction (NAICS 237310), with an emphasis on non-freeway, low-traffic roadways in federally managed wildland-urban interfaces. This vertical specialization positions them as a niche provider for federal land management agencies requiring specialized road infrastructure solutions outside traditional DOT systems. As a small, locally based entity headquartered in Tucson, Arizona, Pima Paving Inc. operates as a 2L structure with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic presence is concentrated in the Southwest, where they serve as a responsive, on-the-ground contractor for USDA’s remote infrastructure needs, leveraging regional familiarity and logistical agility to support mission-critical access routes in forested and recreational areas.