Past Performance Across Indian Country
From custom homes to federally funded infrastructure, delivered for Tribal Nations.
We serve Tribal clients in two ways: as General Contractor and as Construction Manager. The title changes; the commitment doesn’t — quality work, transparent communication, and decisions made in the Tribe’s best interest from RFP through closeout. Framing homes or managing a Department of Energy project, we hold the same line.
Two Ways We Serve
As General Contractor, We Build.
As Construction Manager, We Manage.
Projects
🏆 Awarded
Construction Management
Residential
Mesa Grande Band of Indians North Field Phase 1A Housing Development
Sovereignty Construction will be serving as Agency Construction Manager for the Mesa Grande Indian Housing Authority’s North Field Phase 1A development on the Mesa Grande Reservation near Santa Ysabel, California. The project will be delivering 12 new homes — eight two-bedroom and four four-bedroom — along with a community room and full site infrastructure, including roads, water, wastewater, electrical, and internet, on previously undeveloped tribal trust land. Funded by a $12 million California HCD Tribal Homekey grant, it will be standing as MGIHA’s largest housing development to date and the first phase of a master-planned community expected to exceed 100 homes. As a Native-owned firm, Sovereignty will be advising MGIHA through design, procurement, and construction administration from pre-development through move-in, keeping the project compliant with federal grant requirements and on schedule for completion in 2027.
🏆 Awarded
Construction Management
🏆 Awarded
Commercial
Los Coyotes New Government Building
🏆 Awarded
🏆 Awarded
General Contractor
Native American Land Conservancy: Tevatwikpa Preserve Restoration Project with the CDFW.
The Tevatwikpa Preserve Restoration Project was awarded by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife to the Native American Land Conservancy to restore 34.2 acres near Anza, California. Work includes removing hazardous debris, restoring 603 meters of stream channel, stabilizing roads and soils, upgrading water infrastructure, addressing abandoned structures and wells, and revegetating 9.5 acres with locally sourced native plants. The project will improve water quality, restore wildlife habitat, and protect culturally significant Tribal lands.
🏆 Awarded
Design Build
Residential
La Jolla Band of Luiseño Indians, Design Build Four New Homes
Design Build
Residential
Design Build
Residential
Torres Martinez Desert Cahuilla, Design Build Four New Homes
Design Build
Residential
Design Build
Residential
Pauma Indian Reservation, Custom Home
This ADA-compliant home was built to provide safe, comfortable, and accessible living without compromising style or quality. Designed with barrier-free access, wider doorways, accessible bathrooms, and an open-concept layout, the home promotes independence while offering modern finishes, energy-efficient construction, and lasting durability.
Design Build
Residential
Los Coyotes Tribal Hall Remodel
Remodel
Design Build
Residential
Pauma Indian Reservation Design Build Four New Homes
Design Build
Residential
Construction Management
Cahuilla Band of Indians, Tribal Road Repair
Cahuilla Band of Indians, Clean Mobility & EV Infrastructure
Commercial
Construction Management
Design
Cahuilla Band of Indians, Community Sports Complex
Provided professional construction management services for tribal road improvement projects, overseeing every phase of construction to ensure quality, safety, and timely completion. Our team coordinated contractors, monitored schedules, maintained regulatory compliance, and implemented quality control measures to deliver durable roadway repairs that improved transportation, enhanced public safety, and strengthened the tribe’s long-term infrastructure.
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Tribes Served