Founded in 1944 in Indianapolis, Indiana, AECOM Hunt has earned a reputation for being unconditionally client-focused – delivering construction projects on schedule and within budget, no matter the scope. If you can dream it, we can build it.
Our services range from full construction management and design-build to estimating and consulting. AECOM Hunt deploys the latest technologies, industry-leading safety best practices and the highest ethical standards on every project. As evidenced by our long list of repeat clients, we focus on specific needs to create strong relationships and consistently exceed expectations. Our expertise, leadership and dedication are unparalleled.
AECOM Hunt by the Numbers
- 850M+ SF built
- $10B construction value currently under contract
- #1 Sports, ENR
- #1 Entertainment Contractor, ENR Southwest
- #1 Healthcare, ENR Southwest
- #2 Entertainment, ENR Southwest
- #2 Airports
- #4 CM-at-Risk, ENR
- #5 CM at Risk
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Our Milestones
1944
Huber, Hunt & Nichols, Inc. is founded in Indianapolis and specializes in industrial/manufacturing facilities.
1956
General Motors asks Hunt to build a facility in San Francisco – in essence, inaugurating Hunt’s expansion across the US.
1975
The Mercedes-Benz Superdome (built as the Louisiana Superdome) is completed, becoming the largest domed stadium in the world.
1990s
Hunt is ranked among the top 25 general contractors in the nation.
2000
Huber, Hunt & Nichols, Inc. becomes Hunt Construction Group.
2006
State Farm Stadium (built as University of Phoenix Stadium) is completed by Hunt and named one of the “World’s Ten Most Impressive Sports Structures” by BusinessWeek.
2007
The second major expansion of Chicago’s McCormick Place, the West Expansion, is completed and wins the Award of Merit by Midwest Construction.
2008
Nationals Park (Washington, D.C.) is completed and becomes the first LEED Certified professional stadium.
2008
LAC + USC Medical Center Replacement Hospital, one of the largest public hospitals in the country, is completed.
2009
Lake Buena Vista’s Bonnet Creek Resort is completed and wins the Award of Excellence by Southeast Construction.
2012
VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System Medical Center is completed and wins a 2011 Nevada OSHA SHARP Safety Award.
2014
Hunt merges with AECOM, a fully integrated infrastructure and support services firm.
2014
One World Trade Center, the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere, is completed. The 104-story, 3.5 MSF tower reaches a height of 1,776 feet and achieves LEED Gold certification.
2017
Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center Expansion is completed, making it the largest capital improvement project in San Antonio history and is awarded the 2016 DBIA National Award of Merit in the Civic/Assembly category.
2019
Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport’s North Terminal is completed and features 16 airlines and 170,000 SF of glass curtainwall.
2019
One Vanderbilt in New York City opens and stands 58 stories and 1,401 feet tall. The 1.6 MSF tower achieves LEED Platinum and the highest level of WELL certification.
2020
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Terminal 3 Modernization is completed, marking AECOM Hunt’s fifth project working with the airport.
2020
Sofi Stadium is completed and becomes California’s largest outdoor entertainment space. The venue also contains the largest video scoreboard for professional sports – 360-foot, double-sided, 4K resolution.
2021
The Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences New Orleans opens after a transformative adaptive reuse of a commercial tower, offering 341 hotel rooms and nearly 100 hotel-serviced condos across its 33 stories.
2022
The 2.6 million square foot New Terminal One at JFK International Airport breaks ground in Queens, NY.
2023
The construction of 270 Park Avenue, the first all-electric office tower in New York, tops out at 1388-feet.
2024
Intuit Dome opens. This groundbreaking venue raised the bar for venue sustainability boasting several sustainability features, including achieving LEED Platinum certification and no net new greenhouse gas emissions. Intuit Dome is equipped with onsite solar generation that feeds an 11 MW battery storage system.