Sundt Construction, Inc.

Client:

El Paso Blue Flame Limited Partnership; Housing Authority of the City of El Paso (HACEP)

Scope Of Work

Sundt is performing six separate renovation and expansion projects in El Paso, Texas, within a variety of public-private partnership (P3) delivery models involving federal and municipal housing authorities, developers and private equity partners. The HACEP Blue Flame project is a complete renovation of the iconic 18-story Blue Flame Building, which Sundt is converting into a mixed-use development that will feature 120 affordable apartments, primarily for elderly and disabled tenants. Using both historic and affordable-housing tax credits in addition to private financing, the project will provide retail, office space and housing in the center of downtown El Paso.

Our renovation of the Blue Flame building, the former headquarters of El Paso Natural Gas, is part of the Housing Authority’s larger initiative to revitalize all of its affordable housing communities and expand its portfolio through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Rental Assistance Demonstration program. HACEP’s larger $1.3 billion multi-year program involves more than 30 public housing complexes with 6,400 housing units, 1,600 of which are being either renovated or constructed by Sundt.