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Heavy Equipment Operator
Sundt
1,001-5,000 employees
Top general contractor; design-build and CM
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Russellville, AR, USA
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- Must have a minimum of three years (level I), four years (level II), five years (level III) and six plus years’ experience in the industrial/commercial construction industry and have an in-depth understanding of the operation of various types of heavy construction equipment.
- Must be able to read and understand drawings, specifications, safety and quality standards and effectively utilize all trade tools and equipment relevant to the work.
- Possess effective verbal and written communication skills.
- Maintain positive working relationships with all members of the crew.
- Produce high-quality work, safely and productively at all times.
- Provide feedback to ensure all materials, tools, equipment and information is available for the work.
- Look for opportunities for improvement in all tasks, means and methods regarding the work and be willing to learn from others.
- Continually seek opportunities to share knowledge and teach others.
- High proficiency in all related equipment preventative maintenance.
- Inspect subordinates work, ensure accuracy and compliance with plans and specifications, explain deficiencies and take any necessary corrective action.
- Eliminate WASTE such as waiting, rework, transporting, material storage and time.
Sundt Construction, Inc. is a full-service building contractor that manages the entire lifecycle of construction projects. It offers delivery methods such as Construction Management at Risk, Design-Build, Build to Suit, and Design-Bid-Build, and can serve as Construction Manager or Program Manager to oversee a project or program from start to finish. Sundt coordinates planning, design, procurement, construction, and closeout, acting as the client’s agent to keep projects on time and within budget. Its strengths include national leadership with top-100 rankings, Best Place to Work awards, and numerous Build America awards, along with flexible delivery options and strong program-management capabilities aimed at delivering high-quality projects and attracting top talent.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
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Headquarters
Tempe, Arizona
Founded
1999
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What believers are saying
- Arizona DOT selected Sundt for the $396 million State Route 347 project in January 2026.
- Austin Transit Partnership chose Sundt for the Austin Light Rail project in February 2026.
- Sundt is building an Apache Junction manufacturing facility expected to employ about 100 by 2027.
What critics are saying
- Organ Pipe wall work triggers protests, closures, and litigation risk around sacred land.
- Sundt's $16.9 million Modern Building joint-venture claim is stranded in hospital bankruptcy.
- Border-wall contracts tie Sundt to DHS waivers and political reversal risk after 2028.
What makes Sundt unique
- Employee-owned Sundt has 5,200-plus workers and deep self-perform trade capability.
- Sundt won CBP's $443.1 million Organ Pipe wall contract in May 2026.
- Sundt acquired Industrial Power Solutions in June 2026, expanding electrical controls for complex infrastructure.
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Organ Pipe monument closes roads to clear path for 2nd border wall construction. * Henry Brean * Aug 10, 2026 Updated 22 hrs ago Federal authorities are blocking public access across the southern part of Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, as another round of border wall construction ramps up at the 330,000-acre preserve 150 miles southwest of Tucson. National Park Service officials issued an indefinite closure order on July 31 for six public roads near the U.S.-Mexico border "in furtherance of the Department of Homeland Security infrastructure project," according to a notice on Organ Pipe's website. The order is "intended to mitigate considerable risk associated with an active, large-scale construction project and applies to all vehicles and pedestrian traffic," the notice states. People are also reading... Monument officials also announced the closures in a July 31 Facebook post that made no mention of border wall construction. The closure effectively cuts off access to Quitobaquito Springs, a desert oasis that conservationists fear could be damaged by the Trump administration's plans to construct a second border wall next to the one it built there in 2020. The spring-fed channel and man-made pond at the site represent the last remaining natural habitat in the U.S. for the federally protected Sonoyta mud turtle and Sonoyta pupfish, as well as a tiny springsnail called the Quitobaquito tryonia that could soon join them on the endangered species list. The primary border wall is less than 100 yards from the earthen dam that forms the pond. The planned secondary wall would come even closer to the water. "The recent road closures at Organ Pipe are alarming, complicating access to Quitobaquito Springs, an important cultural site for the local Indigenous communities who have stewarded this land since time immemorial," said Sanober Mirza, Arizona program manager for the National Parks Conservation Association, an independent, nonpartisan organization that advocates for Park Service sites. "We believe the National Park Service closed these roads for visitor safety, but let's be clear that the danger exists because the administration is pushing through construction of a catastrophic second border wall at the monument." In late May, U.S. Customs and Border Protection awarded a $443.1 million contract to Tempe-based Sundt Construction to build 13 miles of primary barrier and 45 miles of secondary barrier along the U.S.-Mexico border in western Pima County. The project is expected to result in two, 30-foot-tall, bollard-style walls running parallel to each other - with an empty "enforcement zone" in between - across all of Organ Pipe and a portion of neighboring Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge. The federal contracting website USASpending.gov lists Aug. 31, 2028, as the potential completion date for Sundt's contract. Doubling down. Double barriers are also planned or already under construction along nearly all of Arizona's 373-mile boundary with Mexico and could eventually stretch from the Pacific Ocean in California to the Rio Grande in Texas. DHS has issued a flurry of waivers to expedite the work by exempting it from dozens of federal laws designed to protect wildlife, cultural and historic resources and the environment. Organ Pipe officials could not be reached for comment. Sundt Construction referred all questions about its contract to Customs and Border Protection, which did not respond to the Star's inquiry by press time. During a committee hearing in the House in May, U.S. Rep. Adelita Grijalva questioned Interior Secretary Doug Burgum about protections for Quitobaquito Springs. Since then, the Democratic congresswoman from Tucson has not been consulted by the administration about Quitobaquito or shown any plans for what might be built there, a spokesman for her office said. "DHS and its contractors have shown that they cannot simply be trusted to avoid environmentally sensitive and culturally significant areas, or to respect tribal sovereignty," said Grijalva in a written statement to the Star. "Ultimately, the public and the media are the last layer of accountability, which is why it is so concerning that neither may be able to monitor construction to ensure Quitobaquito Springs is not disturbed." According to the notice on Organ Pipe's website, the road closures will remain in effect until further notice. Cottonwood conflict. The move comes as activists at another border-wall construction site in Arizona's San Rafael Valley, about 20 miles east of Nogales, continue their lofty demonstration aimed at saving the last of four large Fremont cottonwood trees marked for destruction by federal contractors. A handful of protestors have been taking turns sitting in the branches of the tree, about 60 feet above the ground, around the clock for nearly two weeks now. "They're holding the tree down so Border Patrol doesn't take the tree down," said Erick Meza, the borderlands coordinator for the Sierra Club, who is also serving as spokesman for the tree-sitting volunteers. He said the group hopes to "give a voice to the tree," which they have taken to calling the "grandmother cottonwood." "They're all grandmothers; this is just the only one left," Meza said. The four towering trees in the near-ghost town of Lochiel were located within the so-called Roosevelt Reservation, a 60-foot-wide strip of land along the border that is owned by the federal government. Workers brought in by North Dakota-based border wall contractor Fisher Sand and Gravel began taking down the cottonwoods about two weeks ago. Videos from the site show an excavator digging up the roots of one of the trees, then pushing it over with multicolored prayer flags still wrapped around its trunk. By some estimates, Meza said, the trees had been growing there for 150 to 200 years or longer. "They may be as old as this country," he said. One of the protesters tried to block the heavy equipment, only to be arrested by local authorities. Santa Cruz County Undersheriff Jerry Castillo said the man, identified as Logan James Miller, 38, of Tucson, was booked in Nogales on July 27 on suspicion of criminal trespassing and later released on his own recognizance. Billions for barriers. Meza said activists have been camped among the cottonwoods off and on since June, when CBP confirmed in a letter to the Sierra Club that the trees would be cut down to make way for the border wall. In the same letter, officials committed to providing environmental monitors to check the four trees for active migratory bird nests prior to removal, but drone footage Meza captured the day before demolition began clearly shows a nesting Cassin's kingbird in one of them. Grijalva condemned the decision to cut down the cottonwoods. "The Trump administration is bulldozing our public lands, destroying century-old trees, and endangering wildlife - all to build an unnecessary second border wall. That's not border security; it's reckless destruction," the congresswoman said. "Arizonans deserve better than an administration that treats our natural landscapes and border communities as collateral damage for a political stunt." Meza said ongoing wall construction in the San Rafael Valley also poses a threat to historic buildings and gravesites in Lochiel, just as it does to Indigenous cultural sites, wildlife corridors and unspoiled natural areas across Arizona's southern boundary. "All of the laws that apply everywhere else in the country don't apply here at the border," he said. "People in the community are sick and tired of seeing so much destruction in the whole borderlands region." The tree-sitters have been helped in recent days by monsoon rains that stalled some of the work in the area, Meza said. "The heavy machinery gets stuck in the mud." As of Friday afternoon, the demonstration was still ongoing, even with construction activity closing in on the cottonwood from both sides. Meza couldn't say how long the protesters will be able to hold out, only that "we're going to do our best." Last year, the Republican-led Congress handed CBP $46.6 billion so President Donald Trump can double down on his promised border wall. The wall work in Lochiel is part of a $1.5 billion contract CBP awarded in December to Fisher Sand and Gravel to build 21 miles of primary barrier and 91 miles of secondary barrier from west of Sasabe to Coronado National Memorial south of Sierra Vista. CBP's online "Smart Wall map" shows the same company won another bid in May for 66 miles of secondary barrier from Coronado National Memorial east to the New Mexico state line. Since 2023, Fisher has landed almost $14 billion in border wall construction projects. CBP's latest major award in Arizona went to SLSCO LTD to build 62 miles of border wall across the Tohono O'odham Nation. The contract was granted on June 26, 10 days after the tribe sued DHS to stop the project. Subscribe to stay connected to Tucson. 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Sundt Project earns two DBIA Western Pacific Region awards. SAN DIEGO, Calif. (July 15, 2026) - Sundt Construction has earned two Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) Western Pacific Region awards for its work on the Sciences & Engineering Laboratories project at San Diego State University Imperial Valley in Brawley, California. Delivered in partnership with San Diego State University and AC Martin, the project was recognized with both a Design-Build Award of Distinction and a Small Business Engagement & Growth Award. "Together with SDSU, AC Martin and our trade partners, we delivered a facility that expands access to STEM education, supports workforce development and creates lasting value for the Imperial Valley community. We're honored to see the team's dedication and innovation recognized by DBIA," said Sundt Project Director Chris Sullivan. "The progressive design-build process enabled us to seamlessly integrate design and construction expertise to create a facility that is both inspiring and practical. In response to the Imperial Valley's challenging desert climate, the architecture employs passive design strategies, durable materials, and shaded outdoor spaces to create comfortable, high-performing environments that reflect the region's agricultural heritage and the spirit of scientific discovery," said Jerrold Fox, AC Martin principal-in-charge. The 37,000-square-foot facility provides teaching laboratories, research space, faculty offices and instructional areas that support the continued growth of STEM education and workforce development in the Imperial Valley. Designed to serve students, researchers and industry partners, the facility helps expand educational opportunities in a region experiencing significant economic growth. Sundt is a leading builder throughout California and for the education market. The firm is currently working on several projects for the San Diego Unified School District and has active projects at California State University, Fullerton; Cal Poly Humboldt; and North Orange County Community College District's Cypress College. Sundt also recently announced its new project with the San Diego Community College District, the Saville Performing Arts Center Replacement project. About AC Martin. AC Martin is a California-based architecture, planning, interiors, and research firm that uses an integrated design approach to shape cities, communities, and campuses. As the longest continuously operating firm in Los Angeles, Sundt Construction honor its legacy while embracing the future. With offices across California and a passion for design excellence, Sundt Construction approach each project as an opportunity to positively impact the communities Sundt Construction serve and enrich their culture. About Sundt. Sundt Construction, Inc. (www.sundt.com) is one of the country's largest and most respected general contractors. The 136-year-old firm specializes in transportation, water and wastewater, advanced facilities, heavy industrial and mining, building, concrete and renewable power work and is owned entirely by its 5,200-plus employees. Sundt is distinguished by its diverse capabilities and experience, unique employee-ownership culture and depth of self-perform expertise in multiple trades. Much of Sundt's workforce is comprised of skilled craft professionals who, together with the company's administrative employees, enable Sundt to fulfill its mission to be the most skilled builder in America. Sundt has 13 offices throughout California, Arizona, North Carolina, Texas, Washington, Utah and Florida and is currently ranked the country's 42nd largest construction company by ENR, the industry's principal trade magazine. Topics. Regions. Media types. Media contact. Stefanie teller. SVP, Chief Communications Officer 520.750.4611 [email protected]
Sundt promotes Young to senior project manager. Tempe, Ariz. (July 13, 2026) - Sundt Construction recently promoted Zachary Young to senior project manager for its Water & Wastewater Group in the Southwest region. Young is leading the Cave Creek Water Reclamation Plant Rehabilitation project, helping deliver the City of Phoenix's first advanced water purification facility. The project is a significant step toward the city's future direct potable reuse program and broader long-term water sustainability efforts. "Zach has consistently demonstrated strong leadership, technical expertise and a commitment to delivering quality work for our clients," said Sam Reidy, president of Sundt's Water & Wastewater Group. "His experience across complex water and wastewater projects, combined with his collaborative approach, makes him a valuable leader for our team and our partners." Throughout his career, Young has supported major water infrastructure projects for municipal water agencies. His experience includes work on the $730 million San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Headworks Project in California, the North Texas Municipal Water District Wilson Creek Expansion Project in Texas, and multiple projects for Pima County and Tucson Water. In addition to his project responsibilities, Young is an active member of the Arizona Water Association, building relationships with other regional water professionals. Young holds a Bachelor of Science in construction management from Eastern Kentucky University. About Sundt. Sundt Construction, Inc. (www.sundt.com) is one of the country's largest and most respected general contractors. The 136-year-old firm specializes in transportation, water and wastewater, advanced facilities, heavy industrial and mining, building, concrete and renewable power work and is owned entirely by its 5,200-plus employees. Sundt is distinguished by its diverse capabilities and experience, unique employee-ownership culture and depth of self-perform expertise in multiple trades. Much of Sundt's workforce is comprised of skilled craft professionals who, together with the company's administrative employees, enable Sundt to fulfill its mission to be the most skilled builder in America. Sundt has 13 offices throughout California, Arizona, North Carolina, Texas, Washington, Utah and Florida and is currently ranked the country's 42nd largest construction company by ENR, the industry's principal trade magazine. Topics. Media types. Media contact. Stefanie teller. SVP, Chief Communications Officer 520.750.4611 [email protected]
Sundt Foundation awards $27,500 to nonprofits across Utah and Idaho. Salt Lake City, Utah. (July 06, 2026) - The Sundt Foundation has awarded $27,500 in grants to four nonprofit organizations supporting communities across Utah and Idaho: Computers for Kids, Inc., Prevent Child Abuse Utah, WasteLess Solutions and the Idaho Pediatric Cancer Coalition. "The nonprofits receiving these grants are making a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals and families across our region," said Jasen Bennie, Sundt senior vice president and Intermountain regional manager and Sundt Foundation director at large. "From expanding access to technology and food resources to supporting children and families during difficult times, their work creates lasting impacts in the communities they serve." In Idaho, Computers for Kids, Inc. received a $5,000 grant to help low-income students in the Treasure Valley access refurbished computers, licensed software and technical support, improving educational opportunities and digital literacy. The Idaho Pediatric Cancer Coalition was awarded $10,000 to continue providing financial assistance, emotional support and critical resources to families navigating pediatric cancer treatment. Prevent Child Abuse Utah received $5,000 to expand outreach for its home visiting program, which connects families in crisis with parenting support and community resources. WasteLess Solutions was awarded $7,500 to strengthen its Salt Lake County food rescue operations, helping recover and distribute surplus food to organizations serving individuals facing food insecurity. The Sundt Foundation supports nonprofit organizations through quarterly grants and employee-driven fundraising efforts. Since its founding, the Foundation has awarded more than $20 million to organizations across the country. Learn more about the Sundt Foundation and how to apply for a grant at sundt.com/foundation. About sundt. Sundt Construction, Inc. (www.sundt.com) is one of the country's largest and most respected general contractors. The 136-year-old firm specializes in transportation, water and wastewater, advanced facilities, heavy industrial and mining, building, concrete and renewable power work and is owned entirely by its 5,200-plus employees. Sundt is distinguished by its diverse capabilities and experience, unique employee-ownership culture and depth of self-perform expertise in multiple trades. Much of Sundt's workforce is comprised of skilled craft professionals who, together with the company's administrative employees, enable Sundt to fulfill its mission to be the most skilled builder in America. Sundt has 13 offices throughout California, Arizona, North Carolina, Texas, Washington, Utah and Florida and is currently ranked the country's 42nd largest construction company by ENR, the industry's principal trade magazine. Topics. Regions. Media types. Media contact. Stefanie teller. SVP, Chief Communications Officer 520.750.4611 [email protected]
Arizona deal intelligence - may 2026. This report is prepared as a courtesy to the Arizona business community by Columbia West based on its research and information collected by its firm. Despite its dedicated efforts, occasionally a deal might be missed or appropriate credit not given to legal or financial advisors. Please feel free to contact Columbia West Capital, LLC if you have information on a transaction that you want to ensure is included and credit attributed to appropriate advisors. Also, feel free to forward to others who may have interest; they can be added to the regular distribution by contacting its office. Its contact information is below. M&A - Strategic 5/1/2026 MoboTrex, LLC acquired Interwest Safety Supply, LLC. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Interwest operates as a manufacturer and distributor of Department of Transportation safety products used in the repair, maintenance, construction, expansion, and improvement of roadways and is based in Phoenix. 5/1/2026 Enterprise Solutions, LLC acquired Hawkeye Electric Inc. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Hawkeye operates as an electrical contractor and is based in Chandler. Lynch, Cox, Gilman & Goodman, P.S.C. served as legal advisor to Hawkeye. 5/4/2026 Sun Auto Tire & Service Inc. acquired Service Street Tire & Auto Repair. On 5/11/2026, Sun acquired Quality Tire & Auto. On 5/19/2026, Sun acquired Main Street Tire & Auto. The terms of the transactions were not disclosed. Sun Auto owns and operates more than 575 tire and service centers across the U.S. and is based in Tucson. 5/4/2026 AXN Growth Partners acquired Adventure Pest & Wildlife. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Adventure provides pest and wildlife control services and is based in Show Low. AXN provides pest control services and is based in Phoenix. 5/5/2026 Sunway Biotech Co., Ltd. (TWSE:1271) agreed to acquire Weider Global Nutrition LLC (WGN) from Weider Health and Fitness, Inc. Financing will be provided through a combination of debt and equity and investors include Bora Pharmaceuticals Co., Ltd. (TWSE:6472)(OTCQX:BORAY), WTT Investment Family Office, and WGN CEO Rick Blair. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. WGN is an iconic American sports nutrition brand headquartered in Phoenix. 5/6/2026 Aprio, LLP agreed to acquire Price Kong & Company P.A. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Price Kong is a Phoenix-based accounting and advisory firm. 5/6/2026 UCPM, LLC acquired NAESIP LLC. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. UCPM provides environmental insurance brokerage services and is based in Gilbert. 5/6/2026 Austin King acquired Antiquities Warehouse. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Antiquities sells architectural salvage and home decor antique products and is based in Phoenix. Austin King is the founder of Phoenix-based custom homebuilding and interior design studio Rafterhouse. 5/6/2026 Sundt Construction, Inc. acquired Industrial Power Solutions LLC. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Industrial Power Solutions offers electrical construction, manufacturing, design, and field control services and is based in Glendale. Sundt operates as a construction company and general contractor and is based in Tempe. 5/7/2026 Inszone Insurance Services, Inc. acquired Coriano & Riesop Insurance, LLC. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Coriano operates as an independent insurance brokerage and is based in Phoenix. 5/7/2026 StandardAero, Inc. (NYSE:SARO) acquired Unified Turbines, Inc. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. StandardAero provides aerospace engine aftermarket services for fixed and rotary wing aircraft and is based in Scottsdale. 5/7/2026 Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC, in collaboration with a private equity partner, acquired Valon Mortgage, Inc. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Valon is a residential mortgage lender and servicer based in Phoenix. 5/12/2026 Osaic, Inc. acquired Du Lac Wealth Services from LPL Financial Holdings Inc. (NasdaqGS:LPLA). The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Osaic provides wealth management solutions and is based in Scottsdale. 5/12/2026 Dutch Bros Inc. (NYSE:BROS) agreed to acquire its Phoenix East Valley franchise from retiring franchise owner Jim Thompson. The acquisition covers 29 shops and is expected to close in the third quarter of 2026, subject to customary closing conditions. Dutch Bros operates and franchises drive-thru coffee shops and is based in Tempe. 5/15/2026 York Space Systems, Inc. (NYSE:YSS) agreed to acquire Solestial, Inc. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Solestial engages in the development, manufacturing, and sale of silicon solar power modules for use in space and is based in Tempe. 5/18/2026 W.W. Clyde & Co. acquired CKC Construction & Materials, LLC. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. CKC provides roadway material supply and paving services and is based in Safford. 5/18/2026 CopperPoint Insurance Company agreed to acquire General Indemnity Group, LLC. CopperPoint operates as a commercial insurance provider, specializing in workers' compensation and various property coverage options and is based in Phoenix. Troutman Pepper Locke LLP served as legal advisor to CopperPoint. 5/19/2026 Bird-X, Inc. acquired Symterra, Inc. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Symterra manufactures and sells humane bird deterrent systems and is based in Tucson. 5/20/2026 PestCo Holdings, LLC acquired University Termite & Pest Control, Inc. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. University provides pest control services and is based in Tucson. 5/21/2026 Torreon Group, Inc. (OTC:NXTN) acquired Tombstone Distillery through a 99-year licensing agreement, together with ownership of two well shares securing the distillery's mineral-rich "Magic Water" rights from the Cienega Creek Basin. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Tombstone Distillery produces handcrafted small-batch whiskeys and is based in Tombstone. Torreon acquires and operates ventures across real estate, premium spirits, mining, and aviation, and is based in Sahuarita. 5/21/2026 NEXA Lending announced a strategic investment and phased acquisition agreement with Copper Ridge Ventures (CRV), a Scottsdale-based holding company focused on mortgage joint ventures between mortgage professionals and real estate partners. NEXA, based in Mesa, is one of the nation's leading mortgage platforms, built to support independent loan originators with the tools, technology, compensation, and infrastructure needed to grow their businesses. Columbia West Capital served as exclusive financial advisor to NEXA. Snell & Wilmer served as legal advisor to NEXA. 5/22/2026 TreeRing Workforce Solutions, Inc. acquired PrimeTime, Inc. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Based in Scottsdale, PrimeTime offers workforce management and time tracking solutions to help companies solve a wide range of HR and payroll issues related to time and attendance, workforce scheduling, job tracking, and more. 5/27/2026 Spark Harbor acquired The Arete Initiative, Inc. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Arete owns and operates private music schools and is based in Scottsdale. 5/27/2026 Canyon GBS LLC acquired Apidapter, Inc. and Intellidemia, Inc. The terms of the transactions were not disclosed. Canyon develops and sells enterprise AI, CRM, and helpdesk solutions and is based in Scottsdale. 5/31/2026 Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (NYSE:BRK.A) agreed to acquire Taylor Morrison Home Corporation (NYSE:TMHC) for $72.50 per common share in cash, representing a total equity value for Taylor Morrison of approximately $6.8 billion and total enterprise value of approximately $8.5 billion. Taylor Morrison is a community developer and homebuilder based in Scottsdale. Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP and Mayer Brown LLP are serving as legal advisors to Taylor. M&A - Financial 5/12/2026 Cedar Crest Capital acquired Pacific Medical Laboratory, a trusted clinical laboratory with a 20-year history serving physicians, hospitals, and patients across California, Washington, Nevada, and Virginia. Cedar Crest is a private investment firm based in Phoenix. 5/26/2026 Trinity Capital Inc. (NasdaqGS:TRIN) acquired Equipment Leasing Services Inc. (ELS). The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. ELS provides flexible equipment finance options to businesses across the Southwest and is based in Scottsdale. Trinity is a Phoenix-based venture capital firm specializing in venture debt. Private Placements 5/5/2026 Supersede announced that it has received $5.0 million in a round of funding from new investor Closed Loop Partners, LLC. Supersede manufactures structural sheathing boards made from recycled plastics and is based in Phoenix. 5/5/2026 Lighten Up, Inc. announced that it has received an investment from Montage Partners, Inc., a private equity firm based in Scottsdale. Osborn Maledon, P.A. served as legal advisor to Montage. 5/6/2026 Honeywell Aerospace Inc. announced that it has received an expanded investment from AllClear Aerospace & Defense, Inc. in its wheels and brakes product line. Honeywell Aerospace manufactures and supplies aircraft components, avionics, engines, and systems and is based in Phoenix. 5/15/2026 Copper State Credit Union announced that it has received $10.0 million in a round of funding that included participation from a single investor. Copper operates as a credit union and mutuals company and is based in Phoenix. 5/26/2026 v4c.ai announced that it has received a Series A investment from Tquila and Databricks Ventures. v4c.ai is a data and AI services partner specializing in the Databricks ecosystem and is based in Scottsdale.