Founded in 1991, Bentar Development, Inc. is a well-established and respected design/build general contractor and professional manager of construction services. The award-winning company is owned by long-time Nevada resident Amador “Chi Chi” Bengochea. Bentar's mission is simple: Dedication, growth, diversity and in- comparable construction quality, and unwavering commitment to our client's satisfaction.
Bentar is licensed and bonded in the State of Nevada with an unlimited contract limit and prides itself on aggressive schedules that are unmatched by other contractors in the local industry.
The company delivers a wide range of commercial, industrial, retail, casino, office and recreational projects in the Las Vegas market. A sampling of some of the companies high-profile projects include: 70-plus Terrible Herbst service stations, three Terrible’s hotel/casino properties in Southern Nevada, the Primm Valley Resort Travel Center, which is the largest automobile service station with 30 fuel nozzles in the west, the new Tangerine at Treasure Island, the Revolution Bar at the The Mirage, Red Rock Casino Resort Bowling Alley, Montana Steakhouses, The Lodges, more than a dozen Del Taco outlets, other restaurants, retail, office and schools.
A construction project is an artful combination of planning, products, people and services all of which must come together at the right time and price to meet the client's needs. To achieve this goal, Bentar Development, Inc. advocates:
Bentar is the proud recipient of many professional awards and recognition by the industry and media, including:
Bentar Development, Inc. is committed to giving back to the community where we work, live and care for our families. Over the years, the company has contributed its time, resources and dollars to numerous civic and charitable projects, including: Christmas In April Project, Nevada Cancer Institute, Bishop Gorman Alumni Association, Capital Campaign for Bishop Gorman New School Campus, the Arturo Cambeiro Senior Center operated by the Latin Chamber of Commerce, the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA), and Youth Sports for baseball, soccer and tennis, among many others.