Sonoran Pueblo Contracting

10/14/2026

Join the first cohort! Dream, Launch, Fly!

🌱 DREAM. 🚀 LAUNCH. 🦅 FLY.

Calling Indigenous entrepreneurs! Join the first cohort of the PYDC Indigenous Business Incubator.

Come with an idea, a baby business, or a challenge in your current business. Gain real solutions, hands-on help, and ongoing mentorship to nurture your business throughout your entrepreneurship journey.

📍 Tucson, Arizona, with meetings at various locations in Pima County. Home base: Pascua Yaqui Development Corporation on the Pascua Yaqui Reservation. Address to be provided.

📩 Email [email protected] for application information.

Limited space available. First come, first served!

09/20/2026

Today we celebrate the 48th Anniversary of Pascua Yaqui Recognition Day.

On September 18, 1978, the Pascua Yaqui Tribe received federal recognition from the United States government.

Native American Student Services is proud to honor this important day with our Pascua Yaqui students, families, colleagues, and community partners.

Happy 48th Recognition Day to the Pascua Yaqui Tribe.

09/19/2026

09/05/2026

Congratulations to PYDC Career Pivot Centers on their new trades training facility!

09/03/2026

PYDC Career Pivot Centers had a big day this week with the grand opening of the indoor training center at PYDC Career Pivot Center New Pascua

07/02/2026

Ribbon cutting in Steamburg, NY for the Seneca Nation Senior living facility. Built by Sonoran Pueblo Contracting!

06/29/2026

It was an honor to build these Senior Living facilities for the Seneca Nation!

05/24/2026

More opportunities for our Tribal Community to learn the construction trades!

The PYDC Career Pivot Centers are excited to announce that our longtime construction training partner, Tohono O'odham Community College (TOCC), will begin offering Heavy Equipment Operator Training at our center starting in August 2026.

TOCC brings a strong commitment to Tribal students and a longstanding dedication to post-secondary education and workforce development. TOCC President Dr. Stephen Schoonmaker (not pictured) and Jackson Doe, Director of Career Technical and Community Development (pictured), have worked to expand opportunities for technical and hands-on career training at the college.

We are proud to welcome TOCC to the PYDC Career Pivot Centers and look forward to continuing this important partnership to create pathways into high-demand careers for our communities.