Melvin Consulting

04/08/2026

An update on the KCLC keres language immetsion building. Melvin Consulting is excited to help center the important work by KCLC through this building project.

04/03/2026

For more than 30 years, the vision to close the Tuba City Dump site has been in the making. That vision is now becoming reality.

The Hopi Tribe has officially broken ground on this important project—one that represents more than construction. It’s about restoring land, protecting the environment, and honoring long-term stewardship for future generations.

We’re proud at H&A & Melvin Consulting to stand alongside the Hopi Tribe, EPA, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and project partners as this work moves forward

Construction began March 23, marking a meaningful step toward lasting impact for the community.

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04/03/2026

Melvin Consulting is honored to be working with KCKC on their learning center.

03/31/2026

Melvin Consulting is part of the KCLC team building their Keres language immersion school. Congrats to KCLC!

12/24/2025

The art installation is a great project of the Hopi Tribe and Melvin Consulting.

POLACCA — Dec. 11, 2025 — Melvin Consulting is proud to announce a significant step forward in the renovation of the Hopi Health Care Center, a transformative project carried out

11/22/2025

Celebrating an outstanding Native-led and Native-controlled, indigenous language (Keres) immersion school. Great job KCLC!

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11/22/2025

Congratulations to Mr.Taylor!

🌟 Congratulations to the 2024 CIIC Scholarship Recipient! 🌟

Construction in Indian Country (CIIC) and the Del E. Webb School of Construction proudly announce this year’s CIIC Scholarship recipient: Wayne Tewanima Taylor IV (Hopi & Navajo). Wayne is a senior majoring in Construction Management & Technology at Arizona State University.

Born and raised in Chandler, Arizona, Wayne is dedicated to advancing construction opportunities within Indigenous communities. He currently serves as President of the Construction in Indian Country Student Organization (CIICSO), where he supports Indigenous students pursuing construction-related fields and helps strengthen community engagement.

Wayne chose to study Construction Management to oversee and manage construction projects on Indigenous lands, focusing on improving infrastructure and creating long-lasting, positive impacts for Native communities. He is currently gaining valuable industry experience working part-time with Sundt Construction in the Transportation Division and has already accepted a full-time Field Engineer position with Sundt upon graduation.

His long-term goal is to become a Project Manager. This scholarship, made possible through the CIIC Student Endowment, supports Indigenous learners, enhances student engagement, and creates pathways to internships and career opportunities.

Your generosity empowers Indigenous communities by helping develop the technical expertise and leadership needed to manage construction activities at the highest standards. Together, we are building capacity, opportunity, and self-determined futures across Indian Country.

✨ Thank you to everyone who supports the CIIC Student Endowment Fund and invests in the next generation of Indigenous construction leaders.
https://www.asufoundation.org/changing-futures/empower-community-resilience/construction-in-indian-country-CA106500.html

11/14/2025

11/14/2025

The Hopi Tribe and Melvin Consulting hosted the Hopi Tribe's Art Initiative preview event. A large community turnout greeted the artist and the showcased artwork, leading to conversations and interactions on Hopi concepts of wellness.

11/14/2025

The Hopi Tribe's Art Initiative held a successful event featuring large central art pieces by Artists sharing their artwork stories. Kwah'Kai to Mavasta Honyouti, Mike Adams, Donna Hometewa Kaye and Iva Honyestewa.

11/11/2025

Mavasta Honyouti's wood carving tells the vision and story of health and wellness. His installation is part of a large art installation at the Hopi Health Care Center facilitated by Melvin Consulting.