SCHUCK DEVELOPMENT CORP

SCHUCK DEVELOPMENT CORP specializes in the development and management of crushed and broken stone mining and quarrying operations, with direct experience in sourcing, preparing, and establishing material extraction sites for federal land management purposes. Their technical expertise includes site assessment, geological survey coordination, environmental compliance planning, and the logistical setup of aggregate production areas—particularly in arid and remote regions. The company demonstrates a focused capability in executing site development projects under the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service, indicating proficiency in working within federally protected lands while adhering to National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and land use regulations. Their ability to deliver material source sites such as the Guajalote project suggests strong field operations management, heavy equipment coordination, and adherence to federal procurement standards for commercial mining services. The contractor has demonstrated consistent engagement with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, specifically through its CSA Southwest 7 unit, indicating a specialized relationship with Forest Service procurement channels for earth materials and infrastructure support. Their work supports land management, wildfire mitigation, and road construction initiatives by providing essential aggregate resources from approved, permitted sources. SCHUCK DEVELOPMENT CORP operates primarily under NAICS 212321, which encompasses the extraction of crushed stone for construction and public works, and 212319 for other forms of crushed and broken stone mining. This positions them as a niche supplier of construction-grade aggregates tailored to federal land use and infrastructure needs, particularly in the Southwest. As a small business structured as a 2L entity, SCHUCK DEVELOPMENT CORP is headquartered in Wickenburg, Arizona, with operations centered in the Southwestern U.S. While currently holding no formal government certifications, their direct experience with USDA procurement and field-based mining operations establishes a credible, location-specific footprint in the federal construction materials supply chain.