Multiple locations throughout Southern Arizona, remodeling space to accommodate a rapid-growing pizza kitchen restaurant.

This project consisted of renovating an existing kitchen and expanding it to accommodate a growing club membership.

Renovation to an existing warehouse and enclosure of a canopy to create a cleanroom.

A complete remodel of El Rio's Northwest Clinic, including both main lobbies, an addition to the building and upgrades to various offices.

Three-building complex completely renovated and re-purposed to create a collaborative business center of office space for use by our non-profit community.

Casa de los Niños has expanded their facilities to accommodate the needs of our community by adding an underground parking garage and two stories of office space above.

Work for KVOA was completed while the building remained operational. Care was taken during demolition and construction as not to disrupt ongoing live newscasts, which occurred several times per day.

10,000 sf expansion and remodel of an existing movie theater which includes a full bar and kitchen.

6,850 sf ground-up, single story medical office building in Marana, near the Arizona Pavilions shopping center.

5,000 SF kitchen expansion for the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona’s Caridad Community Kitchen, a local non-profit in Tucson, Arizona.

New 140,000 SF ground-up metal building that is the new home of Tucson based start-up, World View Enterprises, Inc.

12,000 SF ground-up facility and new storage yard for Southwest Gas Corp. The facility contains office and warehouse space.

Complete revamp of the northeast corner of Broadway and Wilmot in Tucson, Arizona.

This ground-up 3,893 SF, steel-stud shell building and tenant improvement included partition walls, glazing, doors, frames, electrical power and lighting, HVAC, restrooms, accessories and plumbing.

This project involved new construction of a Tucson location for this award-winning chain known for its signature wings and vibrant atmosphere.

This project was a tenant improvement of a 100-year-old, 4-story building in downtown Tucson.

In association with J.E. Dunn Construction, this work added upgraded surgery and patient care areas in the four-story Orthopedic and Surgical Tower, as well as a patient and visitor parking deck.

This project involved exterior facelift of a 30-year-old building, with equipment upgrades and tenant improvements to a sizable medical facility.

This project involved a 1.6 MW single-axis power plant built for SOLON on 14-acres at the Solar Zone at the University of Arizona Science and Technology Park.

This project involved a 5MW fixed-array solar power plant built for SOLON on 25-acres at the Solar Zone at the University of Arizona Science and Technology Park.

This project involved design and construction of the 1-megawatt photovoltaic, fixed-tilt array reaching 20 feet over the main hourly/daily public parking lot at the Tucson International Airport Terminal.

This project involved installation of SOLON Corporation's single- and dual-axis trackers at Tucson Electric Power's solar test field.

This project involved construction of a 1-megawatt solar power plant at the Roger Road Sewer Treatment Plant.

This project was a 10 MW single-axis power plant built on 56-acres in Golden Valley, Arizona.

This project was a 6.1 MW fixed-array solar power plant for AstroSol, built on 38-acres at the Solar Zone at the University of Arizona Science and Technology Park.

This project included façade remodel and demolition of a former retail building, as well as tenant improvements for each of the three national tenants.

QuikTrip is a top-rated convenience/gasoline retail operation that focuses on key, high-volume locations across eleven states.

This project was a design-build effort to renovate the shopping center while ensuring that the businesses and offices remained open and customer access was maintained.

This RV park expansion, featured on local Tucson television commercials, included an exterior/civil/landscape package that transformed a parking lot into a camping facility.

After a demolition of the El Con Mall, projects ranged from renovation of a former department store to a new ground-up construction designed for restaurants and retail.

This project involved multiple tenant improvements throughout Arizona for this nationwide chain of popular, big-box furniture, home décor and appliance stores.

The Zinburger project involved remodeling an existing bistro restaurant and completely upgrading and changing the decor for an entirely new experience.

A 6,000 SF restaurant tenant improvement for the Celtic-themed sports bar included custom millwork, granite countertops, new HVAC and new kitchen equipment.

Barker Contracting built all four of the Smashburger locations in Tucson and Oro Valley representing an ongoing partnership with the franchise.

This project was a new build for a Tucson location of Pei Wei, a popular Asian-inspired restaurant chain.

These tenant improvements involved multiple Tucson locations for Five Guys Burgers and Fries.

The Blanco project was a remodel for a Sam Fox restaurant at La Encantada. The project included shell building modifications and constructing operable roll-up doors to allow for an indoor/outdoor dining experience.

This Beyond Bread project modified an old Blockbuster retail space into a new Beyond Bread Bakery and Restaurant.

The Texas Instruments project completely renovated two 50,000 SF call center office buildings into new office and lab space, and constructed an expandable 25,000 SF lab building, including 11,000 SF of a Class 1000 clean room.

This project was a carefully coordinated, fast-track project completed in phases so the owner could utilize available space to begin training in order to get the business operational as soon as possible.

Stantec is a national consulting firm for engineering, architecture, environmental, project management and other services. BCI provided renovations to the Tucson location’s fourth floor space of approximately 13,688 SF.

BCI was general contractor for construction of a new 40,000 SF, two-story office building.

This renovation of a 60-year-old building included loft-style offices and colored concrete and original wood floors discovered during demolition.

This negotiated contract project constructed a new 2,600 SF clinic at the UMC North Cancer Center.

This Tucson affiliate of Obstetrix Medical Group offers a full range of perinatal health services. The project involved an 8,770 SF conversion of an existing hospital space to an obstetrics clinic.

This project completely renovated the interior of a two-story building. The work was divided into four separate phases, as the facility remained open during construction.

This ophthalmic outpatient surgery facility involved a 6,500 SF addition, including approximately 1,000 SF of administration area.

This series of CSL Plasma projects involve new, state-of-the-art blood plasma collection centers across the United States.

The Tucson distribution center project for this national electrical supplies and construction materials company was a remodel of existing industrial space.

This project was a remodel of a 104,000 SF building for manufacturing, research and development and office space.

This 65,000 SF research & design facility was a tenant improvement in an existing 104,000 SF building.

This project involved a 60,000 SF ground-up tilt building.

This project included construction of a 60,000 SF metal building, major site renovation, and relocation and coordination of all major public utilities for the City of Tucson to sort and process recycling materials.

BCI was general contractor for the remodel of an 85,000 SF building for office, warehouse, and manufacturing space for this custom thermoforming tool design company.

This renovation was for the Tucson location of the University of Phoenix, a nationwide network of colleges offering both campus and online courses.

The Tucson College project expanded and renovated approximately 30,000 SF of existing office space into a new vocational college.

This two-story, 21,000 SF steel frame structure with concrete masonry walls is home to a private school.

This project was a new build for Santa Cruz Valley Methodist, a new church located in the growing Sahuarita community twenty-five miles southwest of Tucson.

Founded in 1945, the church is adjacent to two historical districts. This project involved an activity center and sanctuary remodel for Tucson’s oldest Evangelical Lutheran church.

This project was a 10,000 SF expansion of the existing Green Valley Las Campanas Recreation Center.

The Desert Hills Lutheran Church project remodeled and added approximately 13,000 SF to an operating church.

This project was a new build for the Sonoran Science Academy, a STEM-focused, college preparatory school serving approximately 850 students and faculty.