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SMA has extensive experience with the cultural-specific aspects of any project located on Native American lands and has the proven ability to facilitate the progress of such projects. SMA has worked with numerous Nations and Tribes throughout the southwest since its inception in 1984.
Although SMA is not Indian-owned and does not hold formal Indian preference, the Navajo Nation and several of its Chapters, as well as numerous Pueblo and other tribal entities, have depended on SMA’s ability to navigate through the unique culture and jurisdictions encountered on Native American lands and SMA’s deep-seated understanding of the challenges present in tribal communities. Several tribal communities, including Isleta Pueblo, continue to look to SMA for assistance with projects such as the critically necessary Navajo Nation Cutter Lateral project and the vital San Felipe Wastewater System Improvements, and Pueblo de Cochiti Water and Wastewater Systems Improvements project. SMA has diligently established and maintained excellent interpersonal working relationships with tribal personnel. SMA is proud of its work with the various tribes and looks forward to continuing that work.