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Serving Phoenix, Arizona

Buy survey & mapping equipment in Phoenix.

Survey-grade GNSS receivers, UAV LiDAR, and reality-capture scanners for surveyors, civil contractors, and AEC firms across Phoenix and the Valley of the Sun.

Serving Mesa · Chandler · Scottsdale · Glendale · Gilbert · Tempe and the wider Phoenix metropolitan area and central Arizona.

Commonly specified here

What Phoenix crews tend to buy

Large-area greenfield and corridor work favours aerial capture with a rover that runs on the state network.

CHCNAV X500 mapping drone with LiDAR payload
CHC Navigation

CHCNAV X500

Rotor mapping drone: 5 kg payload, 52 min with a 2 kg payload, LiDAR-ready.

Payload5 kgFlight52 min at 2 kgWorkflowPPK / RTK
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CHCNAV mapping drone in flight carrying an AlphaAir LiDAR payload
CHC Navigation

CHCNAV AlphaAir 6 (AA6)

UAV LiDAR payload: 2,100 m range, 2M pts/s, 16 returns, 1.35 kg.

Range2,100 mPoint rate2M pts/sAccuracy< 5 cm
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CHCNAV i93 GNSS RTK receiver
CHC Navigation

CHCNAV i93

All-constellation IMU-RTK GNSS rover with tilt compensation.

Channels1,000+RTK (H)~0.8 cmIMUTilt comp.
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Phoenix workflows

What the work looks like here

Valley work covers ground rather than climbing it. Greenfield site development, semiconductor and data-centre campuses, utility corridors, and freeway projects such as the Loop 303 and Loop 101 improvements all mean large-area topographic capture on a schedule. Aerial LiDAR and photogrammetry do in a day what a ground crew would take a week over, and network RTK handles the control.

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Mapping drone flying a topographic survey over open desert terrain
Representative of UAV topographic survey. Not a photograph of a ScanSupply site.
Local market

The Phoenix market

Phoenix is running one of the largest greenfield construction booms in the US, driven by semiconductor fabrication, data centres, and freeway expansion funded under Proposition 479. That work is horizontal, large-area and schedule-driven, which puts aerial mapping and network RTK at the centre of most crews' equipment decisions rather than interior capture.

Local fit

Set up for how you work in Arizona

Works with your Arizona RTK network

Our GNSS receivers speak RTCM and NTRIP and connect to AZCORS, the Arizona Department of Water Resources network, as well as commercial networks and a base-and-rover setup. Tell us your correction source and we confirm compatibility before you buy.

Valley airspace and Part 107

Commercial drone work in the US falls under FAA Part 107. Much of the Valley sits in controlled airspace tied to Sky Harbor, Phoenix-Mesa Gateway and Deer Valley, where LAANC authorization applies, and active freeway corridors add their own constraints. Check current requirements with the FAA before operating.

The datum trap in Arizona

Arizona defines its State Plane coordinates in the international foot by statute, exactly 0.3048 metres, not the US survey foot used historically in Texas, Colorado and Florida. A crew carrying its home unit across the state line introduces a systematic error of roughly two parts per million, which is about 1.4 feet on a 700,000 foot easting. Arizona also has documented groundwater subsidence and earth fissures, monitored by ADWR across more than 4,300 square miles by InSAR.

Correction networks operating in this market

We confirm which network you run and verify the receiver configuration against it before quoting. We do not publish mountpoints or credentials, and we do not claim compatibility we have not checked.

Sources: Arizona Revised Statutes 33-131 and 33-132 (coordinate system) · ADWR land subsidence monitoring · Arizona State Board of Technical Registration · ADOT Phoenix-area freeway programme

Nearby markets

We supply the rest of the United States too

Same equipment, same support. Correction networks and airspace rules change by jurisdiction, so each market has its own page.

Somewhere else in Canada or the United States? Tell us where you are working and we will confirm shipping, support, and lead time for your region.

FAQ

Buying survey gear in Phoenix

Does Arizona use the US survey foot or the international foot?

Arizona defines its coordinate system in the international foot by statute, exactly 0.3048 metres. This differs from the US survey foot used historically in several neighbouring states, and carrying the wrong unit across a state line introduces a systematic error of roughly two parts per million. Confirm the unit before importing control from out of state.

Which State Plane zone covers Phoenix?

Maricopa County falls in Arizona Central, zone 0202, alongside Coconino, Pima, Pinal, Santa Cruz and Yavapai counties. Central meridian is 111 degrees 55 minutes west.

How does support work if you are not based in Phoenix?

We do not run a Phoenix storefront. We supply and support GNSS receivers, drones and scanners for Valley crews from within North America, with genuine equipment, the full manufacturer warranty, and service arranged through the manufacturer network.

Request Pricing

Get a quote in Phoenix.

Tell us your workflow and correction network and a ScanSupply specialist gets back to you, typically within one business day, with pricing, configuration options, and availability for the Phoenix metropolitan area and central Arizona.

  • Local correction-network & workflow help
  • Genuine equipment, warranty, and support
  • Spec sheets, demos, and financing on request
Who you are dealing with

The people specifying your configuration have run this equipment on real sites, not just sold it. That is why a quote comes back with a recommendation and a reason, rather than a line item.

  • Authorized CHC Navigation dealer for Canada and the United States.
  • North American stock, so availability is a real answer and not a transatlantic guess.
  • Every specification sourced. Where a figure is a manufacturer claim under their own test conditions, we say so.
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