Reyez Construction, along with its joint-venture partner, Connectors General Contracting, began construction of a new parking garage, new meeting space and renovations at the Tucson Convention Center in late 2019. For Reyez, the project was a revisit to a venue it had also worked on in the 1970s. Shortly after construction began, the Covid-19 pandemic presented new challenges and some opportunity. The project team took advantage of the vacant venue to expedite construction progress, allowing major portions of the project to be turned over ahead of schedule.

One of the most notable changes to the convention center was the addition of two new parking structures, adding almost 1,000 parking spaces. This was a highly sought-after feature of the project from the partnerships with the neighboring Barrio Viejo. With one garage being built out of pre-cast, the construction took only eight months after breaking ground. The other garage, cast-in-place concrete, was self-performed by Reyez Construction's concrete specialists and is designed for future development on top of the upper level.

Other facility improvements included updating the Leo Rich Theatre and Tucson Music Hall, renovating the main ballroom and south exhibition hall, adding 32,000 square feet of new meeting room space, updated restrooms, and newly paved surface lots. Major technology upgrades and outdoor landscape improvements were also completed including an update of the TCC Historic Landscape. This historic landscape is an iconic features of the convention center and includes intricate outdoor fountains inspired by Sabino Canyon, a natural area attraction. Originally designed by renowned architect Garrett Eckbo, the fountains sat empty for over 10 years. Reyez restored both outdoor fountains to meet the original 1970s construction; they are now fully functional and use reclaimed water. The fountains are registered as a historical landmark.