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The stereotype rooted in many people’s minds when thinking of Peoria is still one of retirees, isolated and aging developments, open areas with little infrastructure and a firm adherence to semi-rural and agricultural roots.
Despite extensive growth, particularly near the area’s major freeways, that view remains a difficult one to shake, but dynamic changes have been in the works for years, with many already underway and many more on the near horizon.
Attendees to this week’s 2017 Peoria Investment Forum, sponsored in part by AZBEX, got some myths dispelled, some opportunities presented and a lot to think about between what’s already on the city’s plate and the massive opportunities soon to come down the pike.
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Peoria Giving Other Development Areas a Run for Their MoneyBy Roland Murphy for Arizona Builder’s Exchange
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1 Peoria Giving Other Development Areas a Run for Their Money
7 Mesa’s New Historical Museum in Limbo
8 ASU Researchers Tackle the Future of Transportation
9 New Biz Dev Certification Program Launched
10 U of A, Residents Meet About Honors College Concerns
11 Peoria Investment: What’s Still to Come
14 Opportunities, Challenges for Financing Infill Projects
15 Surprise Capital Projects List Will Require Multiple Solutions
17 Panel Approves Rebuild of Gilbert Road Bridge
18 SR 347 Bridge Plans Available for Review 4/5
19 Trump Budget Could Stall Tempe Streetcar Project
20 What’s Being Done to Improve Arizona’s Infrastructure
21 Ak-Chin Sues CAP Over Water Threats
22 Ariz. Feb. Unemployment Up, Construction Gains 300 Jobs
23 Buckeye Developments Position Area for Growth
31 Glendale Hears 3-Year, $300K Drought Plan
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Neck-and-Neck with Other Target Zones
After welcoming remarks by Peoria Mayor Cathy Carlat and a state of the region overview by Greater Phoenix Economic Council President & CEO Chris Camacho, Scott Whyte, the city’s director of Economic Development Services, jumped into discussing available and pending opportunities, and what differentiates Peoria from the Valley’s top-of-mind hot spots like Tempe Town Lake and Norterra in north Phoenix.
In talking to the crowd of approximately 120 investors, business leaders, partners and officials, Whyte quickly highlighted Peoria’s control of properties in several key micro markets, its experience in public-private partnership, its aggressive economic development plans backed by the City Council, and its ability and willingness to fund development initiatives.
One issue confronting the city addressed by both Camacho and Whyte, is the fact that, even though many companies – 30 percent of which currently reside in California – are interested in potentially relocating here, more than 80 percent of them want existing real estate. “Time to
occupancy is a major consideration for site selectors,” Camacho said.
Both acknowledged that, at present, Peoria has a serious deficiency when it comes to existing speculative development, particularly when it comes to office space for Class A and higher B options.
In his presentation, Whyte addressed that issue, and others, to highlight Peoria’s aggressive economic development efforts. He pointed out the city leadership’s focus on speed to market for development, making particular note of the program to priority track projects with significant economic impact. Such projects move to the front of the line for review and approval without any additional cost to the developers.
Whyte then spring boarded into the city’s planned Peoria Innovation Center Campus at P83 to illustrate the city’s program commitment and put to rest any thoughts of Peoria as a non-competitive market. The P83 area, which includes all the development around the Peoria Sports Complex, will soon be the focus of a major build-out, in partnership with Plaza Companies.
Taking 17 acres currently established as surface parking, the project will deliver 275KSF of Class A office space with supporting, walkable amenities to promote a live/work/play environment. Negotiations are in process to finalize a ground lease and development agreement. The supporting area will include the established amenities, along with additional retail, restaurant, multifamily and structured parking space.
Whyte said he hopes to have everything in place for groundbreaking next year.
Apples to Apples
In the meat of his presentation on Peoria’s competitiveness, he highlighted the P83 project against others around the Valley. Major demographic factors in nearly all cases were exceptionally similar.
The P83 center offers 275K of Class A office space, buttressed by a garage with 3,150 parking spaces, a four-story hotel, 25KSF of retail and restaurant and more than 3,000 multifamily units, in an area hungry for such development.
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Hayden Ferry at Tempe Town Lake being the closest competitor in terms of Class A offerings, Whyte pointed out the higher planned volume of on-site retail, the greater number of hotel rooms and the fact that Hayden Ferry is an 11-year-old development.
Then he brought up the comparison points of likely greatest interest to site selectors. First were the demographic comparisons between Peoria’s population and those of Tempe, north Phoenix and south Gilbert. General population, population by education level and employment across business segments are nearly identical. However, the West Valley in general, and Peoria in particular, have 80 and 92 percent levels of outbound commuters, respectively.
With only two major employment centers in Peoria for higher-end workers, Whyte noted there is a severely underserved demand for job opportunity among area residents.
Lastly, and perhaps most importantly to those considering relocation, was the point of cost. Projected rents in the P883 center are between $26 and $28.50/SF. Rents at Hayden Ferry are around $40. With that cost difference, the opportunities for build-to-suit, customization and other tenant improvements are enormous, Whyte said.
In discussing other areas planned for development on the immediate horizon or in the very near future, Whyte highlighted the city’s investment in pre-creating infrastructure, setting zoning, planning locations near major transportation
routes, securing development and marketing partnerships, and focusing on issues such as amenities and desirable lifestyle components before the nuts and bolts corporate and industrial development.
After all, retail may follow rooftops, as the saying goes, but creating an area where companies want to call home and workers can actually live conveniently and with access to their creature comforts, is a driver any area has to consider when appealing to the decision makers. •
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Mesa’s New Historical Museum in LimboBy Gary Nelson for East Valley Tribune
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Volume: $5M
Owner: City of Mesa, Mesa Historical Society
Architect: HistoricStreetscapes PLLC, Saemisch + Di Bella Architects
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More than four years after Mesa voters approved a new downtown historical museum, and after $600K-plus in public spending, the museum may now not materialize.
The project would convert a historic former post office into an ultra-modern, interactive experience far different from the stuffy, artifact-crammed historical museums of old.
It was among the amenities offered to voters in 2012 when Mesa sought permission to issue up to $70M in general-ob-ligation bonds for a wide array of park and cultural projects.
The proposals included pur-chase of the Buckhorn Baths, a defunct east-side motel that played a big role in the early history of the Cactus League. When the Buckhorn deal fell through, Mesa funneled some of the money into the historical museum project, eventually setting aside $5M to redo the old federal building at 26 N. Macdonald.
Mesa said it has already spent just over $630K on design and demolition work for the museum. City spokesman Kevin Christopher said all the money came from the 2012 bond authorization.
But two weeks ago, Mayor John Giles told the Mesa Historical Society that unless it can soon prove an ability to pay the museum’s annual operating costs, the money that had been set aside will be used to pay for other recreation-related projects, such as parks.
City Manager Chris Brady told the Tribune that it is his under-standing a council committee will hold a hearing within the next couple weeks to deter-mine the society’s ability to cover the museum’s annual operating costs.
Former city Councilman Dennis Kavanaugh said that before he left Council in mid-January, “I saw no analysis or documents from any city staff containing any conclusion that the MHS would be unable to sustain the operation of its portion of the renovated building.”
He added, “I do know that with respect to bond issues, the council has a long tradition of ‘promises made, promises kept’ on bond projects. If changes or revisions are needed for vot-er-approved projects, I believe the council must follow a very public process before making any final decisions.”
Lisa Anderson, director of the Mesa Historical Museum, said work stopped months ago. The interior is a hollow shell and none of the planned exterior renovations is in evidence.
“It’s just stalled,” Anderson said. “It’s been stalled since the summer and we’re actually waiting to have a meeting with the city on it.”
The City Council voted 7-0 in October 2016 to approve the $5M museum authorization, and Mesa’s published capital improvement plan shows the project scheduled for comple-tion this fiscal year, which ends June 30.
“From the very beginning, the council made it clear the museum had to demonstrate
they had operating funds,” Brady said. “We haven’t seen that … The operating expenses are what really eat our lunch.”
Although Mesa and the museum have a set of bid-ready construction plans, Brady said other projects could use the more than $4M that re-mains from that authorization.
But Anderson said Mesa res-idents have a right to expect the federal building will be converted as promised.
“The council has voted not once but several times to sup-port this museum,” she said. “We want to make sure they keep their obligation.”
Read more at East Valley Tribune.
Roughly 40 percent of the nation’s roads and major highways are not considered to be in good condition, and about 70,000 of U.S. bridges are structurally deficient. During the 2016 presidential campaign both candidates seized on our failing transportation infrastructure, each promising heavy investments to rebuild roads and bridges.
Now, while political leaders grapple with where to prioritize infrastructure investment, our transportation needs call for deeper, more complex dialogue than that offered in political talking points. Beyond rebuilding today’s infrastruc-ture, we may want to ask ourselves what tomorrow’s roads, bridges and automobile alternatives might look like, and how we can prepare for coming change. What technological advances should we take into consideration? Will autonomous vehicles go mainstream soon? Which materials are best from sustainability and longevity standpoints?
No single government agency can address all these issues, but Arizona State University researchers are an-ticipating the future. Here’s a look at ASU’s role in answering the nation’s biggest transportation questions.
Materials
When it comes to crumbling roads and bridges, advances in materials are key to getting the greatest long-term bang for today’s transportation buck. Narayanan Neithalath, professor of structural engi-neering and materials at ASU’s School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment, has been grappling with materials dilemmas for years. He appears to have found some solutions.
Concrete used for today’s roads and bridges easily cracks with temperature shifts. With cracking comes consider-able repair work, and in areas where roads are salted during the winter, the steel underneath the concrete surface can corrode without notice.
In collaboration with researchers at UCLA and in Europe, Neithalath has experimented with a waxlike mate-rial mixed into concrete that allows
the concrete to better expand and contract and handle temperature fluctuations without cracking.
His team also experiments with new materials to reduce the amount of Portland cement — the most common type of cement in general use around the world — needed in concrete.
Predicting Transportation Needs
Understanding current and future traffic patterns is key to prioritizing transportation investment. Figuring out how we use transportation re-sources today, and considering how we may use them in the future, is a complex game. Ram Pendyala, an ASU professor of transportation systems, is at the center of these tradeoffs.
The models attempt to account for all transportation circumstances and needs, factoring in driving patterns, mass transit use, demographics, economics, rider and driver profiles and emerging technologies, while also considering the potential for future changes.
Electric and Autonomous Vehicles
A second core area of study for Pendyala’s team is understanding how electric and autonomous vehicles will impact transportation systems.
Further expansion of the electric vehicles (EV) market can influence infrastructure plans and designs. With more EV, there’s a need for more charging stations. When building out
new and rebuilding old systems, plan-ning for this potential shift is critical.
Currently, battery storage and the short range for electric vehicles is a deterrent slowing their expansion, Pendyala adds, but if these techno-logical solutions surface soon, infra-structure may need to play catch-up.
Beyond Cars, the Environment
Mikhail Chester, an ASU professor of transportation infrastructure, studies life cycle assessment of transportation systems, including vehicles, infrastruc-tures and fuels. When looking at the environmental impact of travel, the emphasis tends to be on the tailpipe, he says, but there is so much more involved. Massive supply chains and infrastruc-ture are needed to operate one car.
Chester also analyzes metro-area transportation infrastructures. Phoenix, he explains, has a relatively young and extremely auto-centric transportation infrastructure. As much as he would like to encourage less automobile use, some modes of transportation struggle for viability, given the configuration of the city. Placing bus stops, for example, in low-density suburban areas results in too few riders to justify the expense of send-ing a vehicle there. On the other hand, when it comes to light rail, the line is con-centrated in the urban core, where res-idential and business density, as well as events and activities, support its success.
Read more at The Arizona Republic.
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Business Development Guild, in association with the Alliance for Construction Excellence at Arizona State University has announced what it’s calling the first business development certification program.
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BD Guild has teamed with ACE, an out-reach center in ASU’s Del E. Webb School of Construction. ACE is the premier forum for innovation and provider of education and collaboration for the design and construction industry.
The course has been designed in six modules each encompassing two-to-three topics. Each module is designed to last four hours and repeated every six months. The cost for full training and certification is $1,800 for members and $1,999 for non-members.
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A controversial proposed expansion of the University of Arizona’s Honors College, including a 1,000-bed dorm, is moving forward despite protests from nearby residents and concerns about the legality of the proposal.
UA officials met with area residents twice recently, offering an overview of the plan to build a six-story building that would span an entire city block.
The land where the dorm is proposed is owned by American Campus Communities and is outside the official campus boundaries. ACC is one of the nation’s largest developers of student housing communities.
A two-hour meeting on campus had more than 80 people attend, mostly nearby residents who were visibly upset and often alluded to previous disputes with the university expanding into their neighborhoods.
University officials said a second meeting was less confrontational.
Peter Dourlein, the campus architect for the university, said those attending the second meeting offered suggestions on ways to change the project’s physical dimensions that could help alleviate some of their concerns.
In addition to the 1,000-bed dorm building, plans include
U of A, Residents Meet About Honors College ConcernsBy Joe Ferguson for Arizona Daily Star
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UA Honors Complex, Tucson
Volume: 1000-bed
Owner: University of Arizona, American Campus Communities
Architect: Selected, not disclosed
GC: Selected, not disclosed
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multi-story buildings for classrooms, office space, a recreation center and a four-story parking garage to be built on the adjacent block.
The university is also considering demolishing several buildings nearby and putting in surface lots to offer additional parking.
Former City Councilwoman Molly McKasson said she hoped the Tucson City Council would find a way to stop the project, which does not have to abide by city zoning codes.
Read more at Arizona Daily Star.
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In addition to the planned Peoria Innovation Center Campus at P83, Scott Whyte, the city’s director of Economic Development Services, outlined several imminent and planned projects on the horizon for the city and interested partners at this week’s 2017 Peoria Investment Forum, sponsored in part by AZBEX.
Peoria Sports Complex Stadium View
The first is a “shovel ready” on nine acres near the Peoria Sports complex.
In discussion with the San Diego Padres, the city learned the team had a significant need for player development housing during Spring Training. Those discussions led to the planning and announcement last year of a mixed-used live/work play development that would include 100 units of player housing, along with retail, meeting space and other enhancements to optimize the area.
Whyte also gave overviews of four planned/pending projects in the city’s near-term vision.
Peoria 101 Project
Located off Loop 101 and Peoria Avenue, the Peoria 101 Project will feature a Class B-Plus office and business service environment for businesses looking for a lower price point.
There will be 300KSF of office space. The plan is under development with Plaza Companies, with initial conceptual design by Butler Design Group. Ground lease and development agreement will be presented to the council in June, Whyte said.
Vistancia Commercial Core
After closing out the previously discussed and planned options, Whyte moved onto opportunities in the next phase of visionary development for the area.
The grandest of these plans is the 320-acre, shovel-ready Vistancia Commercial Core development in the Loop 303 commercial zone. The planned mixed-use development, ultimately aimed at serving both the general region and the high-income housing developments at Vistancia, will initially target sports tourism.
Peoria Investment: What’s Still to ComeBy Roland Murphy for Arizona Builder’s Exchange
On The Job
Peoria Sports Complex Stadium View
Volume: 9 acres, $11.1M
Owner: City of Peoria
Architect (Conceptual): Dekker/Perich/ Sabatini
GC: Not yet selected
On The Job
Peoria 101 Project
Volume: 300KSF Office Space
Owner/Developer: City of Peoria, Plaza Companies
Architect (Conceptual): Butler Design Group
GC: Not yet selected
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The Sports Tourism and Commercial Village aims to provide a destination sports facility, which the Valley currently lacks. The nearby facility in Avondale, does not have a sufficient number of hard courts to serve serious tournament needs, and the nearest acceptable facility is in Anaheim, more than 350 miles away, according to Whyte.
This development amenity core on 50 acres, which the city negotiated in exchange for creating the necessary infrastructure, will be created to draw sports tourism events from around the country, such as volleyball and other tournament-centric competition. It will feature supporting retail, entertainment and hotel space.
Serving as an amenity anchor, the project hopes to draw in significant additional development to support the immediate area and overall region.
The city is looking for a master developer.
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ID # 627
On The Job
Vistancia Commerical Core, Peoria
Volume: 320 acres total, 50 acres initial
Owner: City of Peoria/Stratford Land
Architect (Conceptual): Nelsen Partners
GC: Not yet selected
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Peoria Place Peoria Place
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In order to prevent still more grocery-anchored developments going in in the area, the city procured a 112-acre site near 83rdand Grand avenues for future development.
The 112.5-acre Peoria Place plan is preliminarily divided into eight parcels. In the first phase of development, the city intends to create a medical complex to support both residents, who are underserved with services, and students at nearby outlets who don’t have employment outlets in the immediately located area.
That will be followed by continuum of care, high- and medium-density residential and commercial services.
Redeveloping Old Town
Last, but not least, on the city’s redevelopment agenda is a facelift and renovation for the Old Town area. Primarily focused in the area of Washington Street and 83rd Avenue, the city has created an extensive redevelopment area to bring professional, commercial and entertainment opportunities to bear in the district.
Proposals
The city will be accepting proposals for development on the newly listed projects until April 28. Details on how to submit can be found on the city’s development services website. •
ID # 629
On The Job
Peoria Place
Volume: 112.5 acres
Owner: City of Peoria
Architect (Conceptual): Dekker/Perich/ Sabatini
GC: Not yet selected
On The Job
Old Town Redevelopment, Peoria
Owner: City of Peoria
Architect: Not yet selected
GC: Not yet selected
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Infill development in need of funding can have opportunities and challenges, depending on the type of project being undertaken.
Developers are garnering financing from both equity investors and lenders, as well as debt providers and banks, said Jim Belfiore, president of Phoenix-based Belfiore Consulting.
Belfiore said he has seen money for new infill apart-ment buildings tighten, especially as the market appears to be pausing while it absorbs the multi-family building boom of the past five years.
Ray Cashen, owner of Cashen Realty Advisors in Phoenix, has been involved in infill projects for 20 years as a broker.
He sees money for infill projects coming from four main sources: insurance companies, conventional lenders, private equity and mezzanine lenders, such as debt funds that fill the gap between what the conventional loan and what the developer needs to get the deal done. Debt funds typically have higher interest rates than conven-tional loans, while conventional lenders and insurance companies are fairly competitive in rates, Cashen said.
Cashen Realty Advisors has just under 2MSF of build-ings and 300 acres of land listed for sale, mainly in the central Phoenix development area.
While it’s getting harder, Cashen said “there’s a fountain of money available.”
Rob Lyles, a partner and co-founder of Deco Communities, said he sees most of his infill develop-ment funding being raised through private investors.
The Scottsdale development firm is developing infill condos in Scottsdale and midtown Phoenix. (AZBEX, Aug. 18, 2015)
Read more at Phoenix Business Journal.
Opportunities,ChallengesforFinancingInfillProjectsBy Hayley Ringle for Phoenix Business Journal
On The Job
The Edison Midtown, Phoenix
Volume: 110 units, $40M
Developer: Deco Communities
Architect: Humphreys & Partners
Landscape Architect: Humphreys & Partners
General Contractor: Renaissance Companies
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Given the uncertainty of public support for large-scale capital improvement projects in Surprise, the wish list presented during this week’s City Council Work Session may seem — at least in its entirety — more like a dream list.
Rather, this is a list of public safety, transportation, parks and recreation, government and water projects the city is likely to need in the next 5-10 years. City departments ranked the projects by priority, and the council will need to do the same.
During the discussion, questions by councilmen Todd Tande and Ken Remley hit on one factor that is likely to bump up a project’s priority. Several items on the list have development impact fees tied to them that must be spent by Jan. 1, 2020, and will need to start soon.
Surprise Budget Director Jared Askelson stated in an email that impact fee funds must be spent by that date in the following projects:
► Road improvements on 163rd Avenue from Grand Avenue to Jomax Road, $2.4M of the $2.5M in impact fees for the $11.3M project.
► A third library in the city (at an unspecified location), $4.6M of a $10M project.
► A new public works yard — a project in the failed 2016 bond — has $7.2M in impact for the $11.8M project.
Fire Station 308, planned for the southwest corner of Litchfield and Cactus roads, has $1.4M in dedicated impact fees for the total $7M project, but the deadline for using these fees is further off, Askelson said.
Surprise Capital Projects List Will Require Multiple SolutionsBy Richard Smith for Independent Newsmedia
On The Job
163rd Avenue Road Improvements (Grand to Jomax), Surprise
Volume: $11.3M
Owner: City of Surprise
Architect: Not yet selected
GC: Not yet selected
On The Job
City Library #3, Surprise
Volume: $10M
Owner: City of Surprise
Architect: Not yet selected
GC: Not yet selected16An artist’s rendering of the proposed $7M Fire Station 308 in southeast Surprise at Cactus Road and 136th Avenue. The fire sta-tion has $1.4M in dedicated impact fees to cut the city’s responsibility to $5.6M, and the impact fees do not need to be spent by Jan. 1, 2020. Credit: Independent Newsmedia
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ID # 620
Transportation projects comprise the second largest total by category on the list of priorities. The majority of these projects would add a second travel lane in each direction to unfinished stretches of busy city roads.
The list for parks and recreation is the priciest and a bit different. While the total potential price tag is more than $65M, the projects listed come directly from the city’s parks master plan, and parks projects by their nature tend to take longer from concept to completion – sometimes two decades or more.
And as Councilman John Williams said, parks projects are more likely to wait longer or not to come to fruition than roads or public safety proposals.
He said with a list this long and pricey the city may need to look at alternative ways to fund some projects, perhaps by leveraging some of its assets.
While Vice Mayor Tande agreed that some projects are needed fairly soon and have to take priority, he cautioned against ignoring big picture items that residents will appreciate 15-25 years from now.
Read more at Independent Newsmedia.
Total Expenses of Top 10 Projects in Each Category
► Public Safety – $31.5M
► Transportation – $47.4M
► Parks and Recreation – $65.1M
► General Government – $16.2M
► Wastewater – $29.7M
► Stormwater – $8.8M
Surprise Capital Projects List Will Require Multiple Solutions (Cont’d)
On The Job
Fire Station 308, Surprise
Volume: $7M
Owner: City of Surprise
Architect: Not yet selected
GC: Not yet selected
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On The Job
163rd Avenue Road Improvements (Grand to Jomax), Surprise
Volume: $11.3M
Owner: City of Surprise
Architect: Not yet selected
GC: Not yet selected
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ID # 503
The Gilbert Road Bridge is scheduled for a long-awaited transformation that will help traffic move smoothly.
Funding for a $65.5M replacement bridge is scheduled to be approved by the Maricopa County Association of Governments. MAG’s Transportation Policy Committee voted unanimously to recommend the project.
The need for the bridge was obvious, with a picture on a display monitor showing the so-called “low-flow crossing” under a lake created by recent rain and a water release. What it didn’t show was that the northbound lanes through the river bottom had washed away.
In optimal conditions, all southbound traffic has two lanes over the Salt River on the aging current bridge. Because of the washout, all traffic heads over the bridge, with one lane devoted to each direction.
The new bridge will have four lanes, two in each direction, along with bicycle lanes.
The MAG action diverts $28.6M previously earmarked for two other projects in the area to be allocated to the Gilbert Road Bridge after officials determined that it was a higher priority.
Proposition 400-based funding would be $42.6M, or about 65 percent of the total cost, with Maricopa County and the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Community providing the rest.
MAG said the original cost was estimated at $50M in 2009, but a more detailed design resulted in a more realistic estimate. He said the 1.6-mile length of the bridge contributes to the cost.
The new bridge is in a design phase that is scheduled for completion in spring 2019.
It is hoped that construction on the new bridge will begin in summer 2019 and that it will be finished in about two years.
Read more at East Valley Tribune.
Panel Approves Rebuild of Gilbert Road BridgeBy Jim Walsh for East Valley Tribune
On The Job
Gilbert Road Bridge Replacement, Maricopa County
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ID # 156
With work on a State Route 347 bridge over the Union Pacific Railroad tracks in Maricopa set to begin later this year, the public will have another opportunity to review plans at a public meeting on April 5.
The $55M project includes a bridge over the railroad tracks, a new intersection with Maricopa-Casa Grande Highway and a new alignment just east of the current route.
The meeting will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 5, at the Maricopa Unified School District board room, 44150 W. Maricopa-Casa Grande Highway, just east of SR 347. An Arizona Department of Transportation presentation will
SR 347 Bridge Plans Available for Review 4/5Source: Arizona Department of Transportation
On The Job
SR347 Railroad Overpass, Maricopa
Volume: $55M
Owners: ADOT, City of Maricopa
Civil Engineer: EPS Group Inc.
GC: To be bid
begin at 6 p.m., and the project team will be available to answer questions until about 7:30 p.m.
The bridge is being designed to alleviate railroad-related delays on SR 347, the main highway connecting Maricopa with Interstate 10 and Phoenix. The SR 347/Union Pacific Railroad intersection currently sees 31,000 vehicles and 40-60 trains each day, with projections of more than 60,000 vehicles and as many as 100 trains daily by 2040.
ADOT has been discussing plans for the bridge with the Maricopa community since 2012. After a public hearing in December 2014, ADOT selected a new route for SR 347 and made a slight adjustment to the route in 2016 to improve access, capacity and traffic flow.
Construction is expected to begin later this year and take about two years to complete. It is partially funded through a federal Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery (TIGER) grant. •
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ID # 287
President Donald Trump’s proposed budget for the U.S. Department of Transportation would leave the Tempe streetcar project and a Flagstaff bus rapid-transit proposal in financial limbo.
Ending the Federal Transit Administration’s Capital Investment Grant Program for projects that don’t already have full funding agreements, as Trump proposed, would hinder the Tempe streetcar, a Phoenix light-rail extension on Central Avenue, and Flagstaff bus rapid-transit projects.
The Tempe streetcar, which would service downtown, assumes $75M million in federal funding. The south Phoenix light-rail extension would take about $350M, which is about half the project cost, according to Valley Metro. The Flagstaff bus project summary from October said the 13-mile corridor would cost $32.9M but didn’t identify the federal funding request.
Trump’s budget also would eliminate the Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery, or TIGER, grant program. Local transit agencies and the Arizona Department of Transportation have received millions of dollars through the program for road, rail and other projects.
Read more at The Arizona Republic.
Trump Budget Could Stall Tempe Streetcar ProjectBy Brenna Goth for The Arizona Republic
On The Job
Tempe Street Car
Volume: $177M
Owner: Valley Metro
Design: Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.
CMAR: Stacy and Witbeck, Inc.
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Arizona’s infrastructure is the subject of significant debate this legislative session.
Last fall, a citizen task force studied the issue of transportation funding. Their efforts resulted in several pieces of legis-lation considered by the Legislature this year. One is a ballot measure raising the gas tax, currently at 18 cents per gallon for cars and light trucks to 28 cents per gallon. Yet another bill increases fees to generate revenue for Arizona’s roads and highways. The Highway User Revenue Fund will no doubt be an issue in budget negotiations.
In his executive budget, Governor Doug Ducey stated developing a world-class higher education system requires ongo-ing investment in university R&D. New investments will encourage innovation and expand economic opportunities for students.
The budget recommends a perma-nent commitment to the three in-state universities to support approximately $1B in new R&D infrastructure by diverting transaction privilege tax revenues paid by the universities to enable a new 30-year
bond program. The recommendation calls for an investment of $110M in the first three years alone.
Read more at AZRE.
What’s Being Done to Improve Arizona’s InfrastructureBy Rebecca Timmer for AZRE
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The Ak-Chin Indian Community has filed suit against the Central Arizona Water Conservation District after its water rights recently came under threat.
Lawyers filed a complaint in federal court to ensure the water district continues delivering water entitlements to the community, located near Maricopa.
In a letter, the water district suggested it would not be able to continue delivering 10K acre-feet of water to Ak-Chin in future years.
The complaint calls for the courts to declare that Ak-Chin is entitled to the water being threatened by CAWCD under agreements made with the federal government more than 30 years ago.
In 1978, Congress passed a settlement agreement that promised to provide Ak-Chin a permanent supply of 85K acre-feet of water per year. CACWD is responsible for delivering Central Arizona
Project water guaranteed under this agreement.
The deal was amended a few years later, lowering the water allotment to 75,000 acre-feet.
But a stipulation of the agreement required the government to provide an additional 10K acre-feet of water in any year when sufficient surface water is available.
That extra water allotment has turned into a long-standing dispute between the two parties. CAWCD believes the 10,000 acre-feet should only be delivered in a year when there’s a surplus of water available.
The U.S. Department of Interior has disagreed with the district’s opinion, by previously instructing CAWCD to continue honoring Ak-Chin’s additional water rights.
Read more at Maricopa Monitor.
Ak-Chin Sues CAP Over Water ThreatsBy Kevin Reagan for Maricopa Monitor
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Arizona’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate nudged upward 0.1 percent in February to 5.1, according to a recent report published by the Arizona Office of Economic Opportunity.
The national rate improved to 4.7 percent, down from 4.8 in January.
The state had a net gain of 27,100 non-farm jobs over the month. Most gains were in Government, which added 15,500. Overall, the private sector gained 11,600. Ten of the 11 sectors tracked gained. Only Trade, Transportation & Utilities lost jobs, shedding 4,600 for the month.
Construction gained 300, and the sector has an overall year-over-year net gain of 2,300. Total statewide Construction jobs for the year-to-date stand at 133,200.
The Construction sector features three major segments: Buildings, Heavy, and Specialty Trades. There are currently 25,300 jobs in Buildings, down 1,100 from January but up 400 from last February. Heavy Construction was unchanged for the month with a total of 15,500, down
300 from last year. Specialty Trades gained 1,400 over the month to 92,400, and the segment maintained an increase of 2,200 over the year.
Construction jobs in the Phoenix Metro Area (Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale) increased 500 over the month, for a total of 104,400. The February 2016 number was 102,300.
Construction jobs in Metro Tucson increased 200 to 14,800.
Yuma, Flagstaff, Prescott, Lake Havasu City-Kingman, and Sierra Vista-Douglas combine Construction and Natural Resources jobs in reporting their job sector totals. Yuma was unchanged at 2,200, as was Flagstaff with the same number. Prescott gained 100, up to 4,800, as did Lake Havasu-Kingman for a total of 2,400. Sierra Vista-Douglas stayed the same at 1,300. •
Ariz. Feb. Unemployment Up, Construction Gains 300 JobsBy Roland Murphy for Arizona Builder’s Exchange
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Phoenix’s West Valley is on the rise. In fact, 52-percent of the Phoenix area’s future growth is expected to occur in the West Valley, according to the Greater Phoenix Economic Council.
What that growth may look like can be seen in the City of Buckeye where a successful master-planned community is spurring the development of a nearby commercial district, creating tremendous growth potential.
Verrado — a master-planned community spanning 8,800 acres with plans for 14,000 homes in Buckeye — has made headlines for being one of the best-selling master-planned communities in the nation, and Buckeye has too for being one of the fastest growing cities in the country.
Consistent with the philosophy that “retail follows rooftops,” a 150-acre commercial district, dubbed the Marketside District, has seen an increase in interest from site selectors and businesses.
The hub is being built in phases, but plans currently include robust retail, office, hospitality and medical uses on the commercial side and both single-family and multifamily on the residential.
Strong leasing creates the potential for the commercial district to become the region’s next mixed-use hub, similar to Westgate, but closer for residents.
Not every West Valley city needs or wants a Westgate, says Sintra Hoffman, CEO and president of the Western Maricopa Coalition, but Buckeye has the population to support a regional hub.
Hoffman says, “These projects showcase we have the workforce, we have the housing and now we are getting the amenities.”
What’s needed next, says Len Becker, economic development director for Buckeye, are base employers, professional services and users that can serve residents like accountants, attorneys, dry cleaners and restaurants.
He mentions “retail leakage,” as one of the reasons why the city is focusing on bolstering its retail offerings. Becker explains, “Within a 10-mile radius from I-10 and Verrado Way, we lose about $700M in retail sales taxes to neighboring communities.”
“The opportunities here are endless,” Becker explains. “The mayor, city council and all of us are looking at the big picture, 30-40 years down the road, to make sure the community isn’t like anywhere else in Greater Phoenix, and has its own identity and amenities to foster continued growth.”
T.A. Shover of developer DMB predicts the success of Marketside will have a domino effect for everything around it and adjacent to it. “Once you prove that a regional draw works,” he says, “it will draw more activity throughout Buckeye and the neighboring communities.”
Read more at AZRE.
Buckeye Developments Position Area for GrowthBy David McGlothin for AZRE
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ClassifiedsNow Hiring
1 Yung Koprowski has announced the launch of her own firm, Y2K Engineering. The company addresses transportation and traffic engineering.
2 Cushman & Wakefield has moved into its new office at Esplanade V, 2555 E. Camelback Road in Phoenix. The commercial real estate firm’s new 34KSF office is located on the third and fourth floors of the iconic Esplanade complex in the Camelback Corridor.
3 First Place AZ is $1.43M closer to fully funding its new property in midtown Phoenix thanks to a grant from the Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust. First Place is in the midst of a $21.3M capital campaign to build First Place—Phoenix.
4 SVN announced their office relocation to The Madison, located at 5343 N. 16th St., and will make several changes to spice it up. The relocation includes tenant improvements to exemplify creative design and colors that wow the audiences that utilize the space.
5 Nicole Ong Colyer has been named to the Phoenix IDA Board of Directors. Ong Colyer will help govern the entrepreneurial nonprofit focused on
supporting community and economic development through access to capital.
6 CBRE has announced several promotions. Rocco Mandala has been promoted to Vice Chairman. Kevin Calihan has been appointed Executive VP; Bryce Terveen has been named Senior VP. David Barrett has been promoted to First VP.
7 Matthew Roach has been named Senior Associate at Orion Investment Real Estate. Roach specializes in multifamily for the Phoenix metropolitan area.
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9 Jo Chiti has been brought on as Human Resources Director at P.B. Bell.
10 Jordan Hafen has been hired at Polsineilli as an associate.
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Maricopa County - Vertical Construction Estimating Services, countywide.
Due Date: 01/05/17
Reference # 171130-RFP
Contracts were awarded to the following firms in the amount of $150,000.00:
1. Abacus Project Management, Inc.
2. Associated Construction Economists LLC
City of Chandler - Construction Management Services for Airport Storm Drainage and Grading Improvements.
Award Date: 03/23/17
The contract was awarded to Dibble & Associates Consulting Engineers, Inc. in an amount not to exceed $85,003.90 pursuant to On-Call Airport Facilities and Infrastructure Design Services Contract No. EN1701.101.
City of Eloy - Design Services for Rehabilitation of Water Booster Stations No. 1 & No.2. (Award for No. 1 only).
Due Date: 02/02/17
The contract was awarded to Coe and Van Loo Consultants, Inc.
State of Arizona - Elevator Consulting Services.
Due Date: 02/21/17
Reference # ADSPO17-00007047
Contracts were awarded to the following firms:
1. Gannett Fleming, Inc.
2. TUV SUD America, Inc.
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City of Glendale - Asset Management System Services Phase I.
Award Date: 03/28/17
The contract was awarded to Black & Veatch Corporation.
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City of Eloy - Preparation of Plans & Specifications for the Rehabilitation of 3 Water Storage Tanks.
Award Date: 03/27/17
The contract was awarded to Westland Resources in the amount of $32,500.00.
City of Glendale - FY 2016/2017 APS In-Fill Streetlights.
Due Date: 02/01/17
Reference # 161728
The contract was awarded to Redhawk Solutions LLC.
Department of Transportation - 4R Improvements of Lake Mary Rd, Coconino County.
Due Date: 03/24/17
Reference # AZ-FLAP-234(3)
Engineer’s Estimate $9,300,721.00
1. FNF Construction, Inc. $7,825,288.00
2. Fann Contracting, Inc. $7,844,500.00
3. Stormwater Plans, LLC $8,190,716.15
4. LB Civil Construction, Inc. $9,309,015.00
5. InterMountain West Civil Constructors, Inc. $9,834,910.10ADOT - Bridge Deck Replacement, SR 87, Coconino County, Re-bid.
Due Date: 03/24/17
Reference # STP 087-C(206)T; H871901C
Engineer’s Estimate $1,073,304.50
Pulice Construction, Inc. $1,049,162.13
CS Construction, Inc. $1,083,000.00
J. Banicki Construction, Inc. $1,172,000.00
FNF Construction, Inc. $1,192,701.30
Southwest Concrete Paving Co. $1,298,852.25
Town of Prescott Valley - Glassford Hill Road/Long Look Drive Intersection Improvements.
Due Date: 03/06/17
Reference # CIP # S379
Engineer’s Estimate $2,764,630.00
1. Earth Resources Corporation, LLC $2,452,772.40
2. Asphalt Paving & Supply, Inc. $2,699,099.60
3. Combs Construction Company, Inc. $3,372,250.20
4. NGU Contracting, Inc. $3,848,047.85
Click here for bid tabulation with alternate pricing.
The contract is recommended to be awarded to Earth Resources Corporation, LLC in the amount of $2,452,772.40.
ADOT - Widen Roadway, US 60 in Show Low.
Due Date: 03/24/17
Reference # NH-060-E(212)T; H510701C
Engineer’s Estimate $5,244,810.10
1. Show Low Construction, Inc. $5,081,784.59
2. FNF Construction, Inc. $5,419,022.06
3. Combs Construction Company, Inc. $5,506,824.34
4. Fann Contracting, Inc. $5,834,614.18
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Town of Gila Bend - Architectural/Engineering Services for the Expansion of the Community Center.
Due Date: 03/03/17
The contract was awarded to Nicklaus Engineering, Inc. in the amount of $23,827.00.
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ADOT - Pavement Preservation, I-40 near Flagstaff.
Due Date: 03/24/17
Reference # NH-040-C-(218)T; H879501C
Engineer’s Estimate $14,450,773.00
1. FNF Construction, Inc. $13,985,792.04
2. Fisher Sand & Gravel Co. dba Southwest Asphalt Paving $16,060,000.00
3. Fann Contracting, Inc. $16,102,233.10
City of Scottsdale - Booster Pump Stations 157 & 158.
Due Date: 02/22/17
Reference # 17PB017
Click here for previously published bid tabulation.
The contract was awarded to MGC Contractors, Inc.
NAU - Tinsley Hall Renovation Project, Flagstaff.
Due Date: 11/28/16
Reference # 09.440.171
The contract was awarded to Kinney Construction Services, Inc.
City of Glendale - Provide High Voltage Electrical Services at Treatment Plants and Remote Sites.
Award Date: 03/28/17
The contract was awarded to ABM Electrical Power Services LLC.
Town of Prescott Valley - Glassford Hill Rd/Tuscany Way North Traffic Signal Upgrade Project.
Due Date: 03/27/17
Reference # S399
1. Asphalt Paving & Supply, Inc. $49,391.00
2. CLM Earthmovers, LLC $62,950.00
3. Fann Contracting, Inc. $65,505.00
Click here for bid tabulation with unit pricing.
The contract is recommended to be awarded to Asphalt Paving & Supply, Inc. in the amount of $157,951.00.
ADOT - Safe Routes to School, Main St from N.11th St & 16th St from Beecher St to 1st South St, Clarkdale.
Due Date: 03/24/17
Reference # SRS-999-A(258)T; PSRTS11C
Engineer’s Estimate $287,544.55
1. K.A.Z. Construction, Inc. $255,000.00
2. Visus Engineering Construction, Inc. $298,000.00
3. Asphalt Paving & Supply, Inc. $309,999.98
4. Standard Construction Company, Inc. $359,124.49
5. Combs Construction Company, Inc. $373,050.60
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ADOT - Pavement Preservation & Safety Improvements, Maricopa County, Tonto National Forest.
Due Date: 03/24/17
Reference # STP0-088-A-(202)T; H811201C
Engineer’s Estimate $4,681,208.00
1. J. Banicki Construction, Inc. $8,349,000.00
2. FNF Construction, Inc. $8,578,661.99
City of Tolleson - Interior Remodel of City Hall Building.
Award Date: 03/28/17
The contract was awarded to BWC Enterprises, Inc. dba Woodruff Construction in the amount of $260,790.00.
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City of Phoenix - Central City Addiction Recovery Center (CCARC) Interior Renovations – 2770 E. Van Buren St.
Due Date: 03/28/17
Reference # ND30140006-1
Engineer’s Estimate $230,756.00
1. Simpson Walker Contracting Corporation $175,850.00
2. Caliente Construction, Inc. $224,000.00
3. Bayley Construction $249,000.00
4. Stratton Builders $266,000.00
5. Mills Design Group $270,572.00
6. Perez Corporation $273,763.18
7. August Building Co. $278,000.00
Click here for bid tabulation with alternate pricing.
City of Glendale - Fourth Floor Mechanical Equipment Replacement.Due Date: 02/28/17Reference # 161755The contract was awarded to United Technologies, Inc. dba Uni-Tech.
City of Mesa - Asbestos & Lead Paint Abatement, citywide.
Due Date: 03/23/17
Reference # 2017125
The following firms submitted qualifications:
1. Builders Enviro Services, Inc.
2. Circadian Enterprises Incorporated dba American Abatement
3. Comprehensive Risk Services, LLC
4. Damage Control LLC
5. East Valley Disaster Services, Inc.
6. Empire Services West LLC
7. Kary Environmental Services, Inc.
8. Native Environmental, LLC
9. Sagebrush Restoration, LLC
10. Southwest Hazard Control
11. Spray Systems of Arizona, Inc. dba Spray Systems Environmental
City of Tempe - Supply & Install Photovoltaic LED Lighting Systems for Bus Stops.Due Date: 03/10/17Reference # 17-132The following firm submitted a proposal:1. Urban Solar
City of Mesa - Masonry Wall Cleaning, Painting, & Minor Repair Services, citywide.Due Date: 03/27/17Reference # #20171691. ProTech Painting $68,250.002. Dougherty Painting $77,500.003. Signature Facilities $91,000.004. Hernandez Companies, Inc. $119,100.005. Fabiani Painting & Decorating $139,950.006. Prided Development & Construction, Inc. $151,300.007. Val-E-West Construction dba Valwest Construction $167,610.008. Diamond Ridge Development $362,250.00
City of Chandler - Airport Fuel System Upgrades.
Award Date: 03/23/17
The contract was awarded to SDB, Inc. in an amount not to exceed $339,631.00 pursuant to Job Order Contract for Construction Services, Major Renovations, Repairs, Demolition and Re-Construction Services No. JOC1601.401.
City of Tolleson - Expansion of Existing Library Building.
Award Date: 03/28/17
The contract was awarded to FCI Constructors, Inc. in the amount of $313,692.00.
Commercial
Maintenance & Alterations
ADOT - Railroad Depot Rehabilitation, The Station at La Posada, Winslow.
Due Date: 03/24/17
Reference # WIN-0-(203)T; SL71101C
Engineer’s Estimate $794,000.00
1. Stratton Builders $1,288,000.00
2. Marsh Development, Inc. $1,298,340.62
3. Loven Contracting, Inc. $1,746,834.89
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Pima County - Supply & Deliver 2 New Yard Wheel Loaders, Tucson.Due Date: 03/14/17Reference # 249397The contract is recommended to be awarded to RDO Construction Equipment Co. dba RDO Equipment Co. In the amount of $361,270.50.
Yavapai County - Supply of Operated Equipment.Due Date: 03/16/17Reference # 1719370The following firms submitted bids:1. Asphalt Paving & Supply, Inc.2. AZ Land Restoration LLC3. Earth Resources Corporation4. Fann Contracting, Inc.5. L Bar L Construction, Inc.6. Mulcaire & Sons Contracting LLC7. Specialty Paving & Grading LLC8. Swept Away LLCClick here for bid tabulation with unit pricing.The contract is recommended to be awarded to all bidders on 04/05/17.
ADOT - Supply & Deliver Pavement Marking Tape, Prefabricated, Reflective, Stripes and Legends, statewide.Due Date: 03/21/17Reference # ADOT17-00007080The contract was awarded to 3M Company.
Yavapai County - Supply & Deliver Portland Cement Concrete Products.Due Date: 03/16/17Reference # 1719371The following firms submitted bids:1. Asphalt Paving & Supply, Inc. 2. CEMEX – Camp Verde3. CEMEX – Prescott Valley4. Hanson Aggregates, LLC5. Yavapai-Apache Sand & RockClick here for bid tabulation with unit pricing.The contract is recommended to be awarded to all bidders on 04/05/17.
Yavapai County - Supply or Supply & Deliver Select Material.Due Date: 03/16/17Reference # 1719372The following firms submitted bids:1. Arrowhead Mining & Materials, LLC2. CEMEX – Camp Verde3. CEMEX – Prescott Valley4. Hanson Aggregates, LLC5. Willow Lake Rock6. Yavapai-Apache Sand & RockClick here for bid tabulation with unit pricing.The contract is recommended to be awarded to all bidders on 04/05/17.
City of Tempe - As Needed Supply of Febco (or equal) Backflow Parks & Preventers.Due Date: 03/22/17Reference # 17-131The following firms submitted proposals:1. American Backflow Products2. AZ Water Works Supply3. Dana Kepner Company4. Fortiline Waterworks5. HD Supply Waterworks6. Horizon Distribution, Inc.7. Motion Industries8. National Fire Control9. RCI Systems, Inc.10. Technology International
City of Mesa - Supply Luminaries and Components for Street Light Lamps.Due Date: 03/23/17Reference # 20171631. Consolidated Electrical Distributors $39,753.382. Red Mountain Lighting $42,503.613. Leveck Lighting Products, Inc. $34,357.684. Voss Electric Co. $41,079.125. Anixter $43,677.726. Graybar Electric Company, Inc. $47,501.287. Tiles in Style, LLC $50,557.198. Border States Electric $52,541.979. West-Lite Supply Co., Inc. $53,956.9910. Wesco Distribution, Inc. $66,444.86
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1 The City of Eloy is progressing on its new city hall. As part of its efforts, the city is looking to refurbish its police department and associated facilities.
2 Iconic Design Studios is working on tenant improvements for Dental Marketing and Management Group to include custom exterior design and branding elements.
3 The Galleria Corporate Center renovations are nearly finished with initial overhauls and will, in the next phase, add nearly 220KSF of office space for up and coming prospects.
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After a lengthy discussion at a recent council workshop, Glendale is planning to consider a proposed drought plan at a cost of more than $300K over the next three years.
The statewide plan, called the Drought Contingency Plan Plus, aims to keep Lake Mead from falling below levels that would reduce delivery of water to the public.
The proposal would keep the lake above 1,079 feet above sea level, which would keep from triggering a reduction in water deliveries from the Colorado River to the Central Arizona Project, as well as water projects in Nevada.
Previous measures to help stabilize water levels in Lake Mead occurred in 2016, when council approved storing 1,000 acre feet of its Colorado River supply in Lake Mead and Environmental Program manager Drew Swieczkowski pointed to years of drought.
The new proposal would take reduction to new, higher levels, including reducing consumption by 1.2M acre feet of water per year. Current requirements set consumption to be 625K acre feet a year, per the 2007 agreement. One acre foot of water is equal to 325,851 gallons of water.
Before giving consensus to move forward with the proposal, council asked for a list of what each city involved would be paying on the agreement. The issue will be brought to a future voting meeting for a council vote.
Read more at Glendale Star.
Glendale Hears 3-Year, $300K Drought PlanBy Darrell Jackson for Glendale Star
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ABAAPR. 6 - Legal Seminar: Negotiating Subcontractors
APR. 6 - ABA Member Mixer Hosted by Redirect Health
AGC AZ APR. 6 - ECC 16-hour Course
AIAAPR. 5 - RSAF Lecture - Jeanne Gang, FAIA
APA/ASLAAPR. 5 - April APA/ASLA Networking Breakfast
APWAAPR. 1 - Peoria Development & Engineering Department 1st Annual Golf Tournament
ASA AZAPR. 7 - Golf Tournament and FUNdraiser
ASPEAPR. 1 - 11th Hour Bid Simulation
AZ FORWARDAPR. 7 - Project Green-Up
AZ WATER ASSOC. APR. 6 - Current Research at the Water and Energy Sustainable Technology Center (Tucson)
CMAAAPR. 6 - Transportation Funding - WTS/CMAA April 2017 Joint Event
LFAAPR. 4 - Leveraging your Localness with Kimber Lanning (Payson)
APR. 6 - Northern AZ Prop 206 Breakfast N’ Learn for ALL Employers (Prescott)
NIGPAPR. 3 - 6th Annual Arizona Regional Reverse Trade Show
PHX BIZ JOURNALAPR. 3 - Bizwomen Mentoring Monday
APR. 4 - Exhibit like an Expert
THE REFERENCE LIBRARYApril Breakfast/Lunch SeriesAPR. 5 - Thermoplastic Single Ply & Multi-Ply Roofing SystemsAPR. 12 - Subterranean Termites: Below Slab Protection MethodologiesAPR. 13 - Daylighting and Energy Optimization with Automated ShadesAPR. 19 - WaterproofingAPR. 20 - Gypsum Board: More than Recycled ContentAPR. 26 - Specifying Thin Veneer Materials
SMPSAPR. 4 - Marketing Communication Awards
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How to Read Projects SolicitationsProjects are Color Coded by Category: Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant, Development, Horizontal,
Utilities, Commercial, Sub bids, Alterations & Maintenance, and Products & Equipment.Solicitations are listed by their Due Date and the Darker Color Shade indicates solicitations New or Revised in this Issue.
CMAR - Construction Manager at RiskDND - Did not DiscloseDB - Design Build
DBB - Design Bid BuildIDIQ - Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity
IFB - Invitation for BidsJOC - Job Order ContractSub Bids - GC requesting sub bids
RFP - Request for ProposalsRFQ - Request for QualificationsRFQuote - Request for Quotations
PROJECT SOLICITATIONS
Due Date & Time
Project Volume
Plan- Holders
RFP/RFQ / Project #
Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Submittal
Link
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$24K- $49K
On-Call City of Casa Grande - On-Call Professional Services, countywide FY18. The categories of services include general civil engineering, construction engineering, structural engineering, electrical & mechanical engineering, environmental/geotechnical services, survey/right-of-way services, materials testing & more. Contact: Kim Dunn, Civil Engineer, at [email protected]. First published on 3/10
None Link
3/31/17 5pm
RFQP Dine College - Master Plan Development for Tsaile Campus & Tuba City Center. Contact: Janet Benally, Project Coordinator, at 928-724-6774 or [email protected]. First published on 3/7
Link
4/4/17 2pm
RFP Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation - Architectural & Engineering Services for the Recreation Center New Generator, Fire Alarm System, & Intrusion Alarm System, Ft. McDowell. Contact: James Melita, Purchasing Agent, at [email protected]. First published on 3/31
Link
4/4/17 2pm
RFP Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation - Architectural & Engineering Services for the Recreation Center Improvements. Contact: James Melita, Purchasing Agent, at [email protected]. First published on 3/31
Link
4/4/17 4pm REVISED
List 171680 RFQ City of Tucson - Engineering Design Services for Santa Cruz Water Production Facility. Contact: Sandra Alcorn, Contract Officer, at 520-837-4118 or [email protected]. First published on 3/7, added sign-in sheet on 3/21 & revised due date on 3/31
3/13/17 1pm
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Environmental Analysis Solutions.
All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions in this data. Links may not be valid once the bid date/time has passed. All bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.
4/5/17 4:30pm
List 6700111 RFQ City of Tempe - Professional Services for Facility Renovation – Adult Day Health Services. The project involves structural engineering, zoning and civil engineering needs. Contact: Wendy Springborn at [email protected]. First published on 3/17 & added planholders list on 3/21
Link
4/5/17 5pm
$175K List P17-0061; EN00086
RFP City of Peoria - Design Services for 83rd Ave & Thunderbird Rd Intersection Improvements. Contact: Lisa Houg at 623-773-7115. First published on 3/10 & canceled pre-proposal meeting on 3/21
3/27/17 2pm CANCELED
Link
4/6/17 3pm
List 317000168 RFP City of Surprise - Safe Routes to School Studies (FY 17). The work consists of completing Safe Routes to School Action Plans/Safety Studies of 5 proposed schools within the city & the SRTS map update of the Dysart Unified School District. Contact: Eric Boyles at 623-222-1842 or [email protected]. First published on 3/21 & added sign-in sheet on 3/31
3/28/17 10am
Link
4/7/17 12pm
$17.6M List WS85290029-1 D RFQ City of Phoenix - 24th Street Water Treatment Plant Rehabilitation 2017 Project Design Services. Contact: Cathie Rodman at 602-534-5789 or [email protected]. First published on 3/10 & added sign-in sheet on 3/21
3/16/17 1:30pm
Link
4/7/17 3pm
List DEMA17-00007181; M17-0018
RFQuote Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs - US Army Fire Risk Assessment, multiple locations statewide. Contact: Kathy Eastep, Procurement Officer, at 602-267-2763. First published on 3/24
None Link
4/10/17 3pm
List COCHA17-00007148; ST1614.201 ; STP CHN-0(240D); T009903D
RFQ City of Chandler - Professional Design Services, Chandler Heights Road Improvements, McQueen - Gilbert Rd. The work includes widening to at least four through lanes; turn lanes; bike lanes; raised landscaped median; curb, gutter & sidewalk. DBE Goal of 8.12%. Contact: Paula Brown at [email protected]. First published on 3/10 & added sign-in sheet on 3/24
3/20/17 9am
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4/10/17 4pm
<$100K RFP Tohono O’odham Utility Authority (TOUA) - AutoCAD Drafting Services. Log-in Required. Contact: Myrt McIntyre at [email protected]. First published on 3/24
Link
4/10/17 5pm
RFP Hualapai Tribe - Project Management Services for Building 3 Single-Family Homes, Peach Springs. Contact: Kevin Davidson, Director, at 928-769-1310 x22 or [email protected]. First published on 3/14
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Due Date & Time
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4/12/17 1pm
RFQ Town of Mammoth - Engineering Services for Water Tank #1 Rehabilitation. This project consists of the repair and/or replacement of structural components of the #1 Water Storage Tank. Contact: Ken Hebert at 480-474-9300 or [email protected] or Don Jones at 520-487-2331. First published on 3/31
Link
4/12/17 2pm
RFQ Metropolitan Domestic Water Improvement District - Miscellaneous Water Resources Consulting Services. Contact: Cindy Martinez at 520-575-8100 or [email protected]. First published on 3/17
Link
4/13/17 3pm MST
AGFD17-00007169
RFP Arizona Game and Fish Department - Aquatic Habitat Assessment and Restoration Services, statewide. The work consists of providing geomorphic, hydrologic, and habitat assessment & site restoration planning services. Contact: Elizabeth Burgard, Sr. Procurement Specialist, at 623-236-7459 or [email protected]. First published on 3/28
Link
4/13/17 3pm MST REVISED
231707 RFP ASU - Water Treatment Plant, Downtown, Polytechnic, Tempe, Thunderbird School of Global Management, & West Campuses. The project consists of providing a comprehensive, service-oriented water treatment program for the 5 campuses. Contact: Zachary Thornton at 480-727-5259 or [email protected]. First published on 3/7, added pre-bid meeting date on 3/10 & revised due date on 3/31
3/13/17 9am
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4/14/17 2pm
List 17-128 RFQ City of Casa Grande - Drainage Master Study & Plan Professional Services. Contact: Abdul Rashid, Civil Engineer, at 520-421-8625 x3342 or [email protected]. First published on 3/10 & added sign-in sheet on 3/31
3/23/17 10am Mand.
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4/18/17 2pm
RFP Pima Association of Governments - Traffic Count Data Collection Services, eastern Pima County. The work will consist of gathering traffic count data on approx. 300 selected roadway segments & optionally 200 intersections per year 2017, 2018, & 2019. Contact: Teresa Ruiz at 520-620-6981 or [email protected]. First published on 3/17
Link
4/18/17 2pm
2017-028 On-Call ADOT - On-Call Alternative Project Delivery and Value Methodology Administration Consultant, statewide. DBE Goal of 11.52%. Contact: Sherri Ross, Contract Manager, at [email protected]. First published on 3/28
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Due Date & Time
Project Volume
Plan- Holders
RFP/RFQ/ Project #
Type Owner - Project Description Pre-Submittal
Link
4/18/17 2pm
2017174 RFQ City of Mesa - HUD Environmental Review Regulation Consultants. Contact: Jess Romney, Procurement Officer, at 480-644-5798 or [email protected] or Evan Karl, Procurement Specialist, at 480-644-2356 or [email protected]. First published on 3/28
Link
4/19/17 2pm
$2.8M 2017-102 RFQ Coconino County - Engineering Services for Burris Lane Rd Improvements. The work consists of a pavement rehabilitation consisting of cold in place recycle base with hot mix asphalt overlay. Contact: Scott Richardson, Purchasing Manager, at 928-679-7191 or [email protected]. First published on 3/21
3/28/17 10am
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4/19/17 2pm
17-PS-01 RFQ Mohave County - Construction Plan Review & Inspection Services. Contact: Andrew Michele, Procurement Officer Senior, at 928-753-0752 x3 or [email protected]. First published on 3/28
4/5/17 10:30am
Link
4/19/17 2pm
$20M 18-02-22 RFQ Marana Unified School District - Architectural Services K-8 Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) School, located in Dove Mountain area of MUSD. Contact: Mark Kinsey at 520-682-1175 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
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$300K- $500K
2017C007 On-Call Maricopa County - On-Call Services for Desert Mountain Area Drainage Master Study (ADMS). The primary goal of the ADMS is to identify the current flood hazards and risks in the study area by developing hydrologic and hydraulic models using a two-dimensional modeling approach. Contact: Theresa Pinto, Project Manager, at 602-506-8127 or [email protected] or Ashley Couch, Floodplain Administrator, at 480-312-4317 or [email protected]. First published on 3/28
None Link
4/20/17 3pm
2017-010 On-Call City of Buckeye - On-Call Engineering for Building Plan Review & Inspection Services. The projects include building, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, structural, energy efficiency, fire sprinkler, alarm systems & ADA accessibility. Contact: Tammy Vogel, Contracts Administrator, at 623-349-6175 or [email protected]. First published on 3/24
4/4/17 10:30am
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4/21/17 2pm
CIP #3.9703 On-Call Yuma County - Smucker Park Basin On-Call Engineering Services. The work consists of the construction of a 162 acft retention basin including an high hazard earthen dam. Contact: Craig Sellers at 928-817-5122 or [email protected]. First published on 3/21
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Due Date & Time
Project Volume
Plan- Holders
RFP/RFQ/ Project #
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Link
4/21/17 2pm
2017-026 RFQ ADOT - I-17/Camelback TI Preparation of DCR & Environmental Document. The work consists of an Engineering Study that includes preparation of a Design Concept Report, Environmental Documents, & related studies in order to define a preferred improvement alternative at the I-17/Camelback Road TI. DBE Goal of 0%. Contact: Randy Copic, Contract Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 3/28
Link
4/21/17 4pm
17-03-1646JJ On-Call Navajo Nation DOT - On-Call Engineering Services, Navajo Nation in AZ, NM & UT. Contact: Ardaniel Begay at 505-371-8351. First published on 3/31
Link
7/1/17 7pm MST
#1712-015 RFQ Maricopa County - Maricopa County Contractors/Professional Services. Contact: Lisa Nash at [email protected]. First published on 2/7
Link
Due Date & Time
Plan- Holders
RFP/RFQ Project # Type Owner - Project Description Pre-Proposal
Link
4/11/17 4pm
2017-20000131 RFQ City of Yuma - Professional Title & Escrow Services. Contact: Purchasing Department at 928-373-5100. First published on 3/28
Link
4/14/17 COB
2017-01 RFP City of Benson - Land Lease of Pad for Box Aircraft Hangar Construction, Benson Municipal Airport. All proposals submitted by February 15, 2017 will be considered first by the City, & Proposals will first be considered on a bi-monthly basis thereafter until all available parcels have been leased. Contact: Bradley Hamilton at 520-586-2245. First published on 2/17
Link
5/1/17 4:30pm MST
17-001 RFP Town of Carefree - Redevelopment of a High Traffic Commercially Zoned Site located along Cave Creek Road. The development is intended to be a well branded restaurant concept. Contact: Town of Carefree at 480-488-3686. First published on 3/28
4/10/17 2pm
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6/30/17 12pm REVISED
RFP-CED15-DTN RFP City of Phoenix - Downtown Redevelopment Area RFP. Contact: Gretchen Wolfe, Procurement Officer, at 602-495-0747 or [email protected]. First published on 11/17, revised due date on 4/15, updated contact & revised due date on 1/10
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Link
DEVELOPMENT Includes Requests for Development Proposals, Entitlements, and Misc. Real Estate Services. Also
includes Misc. Land and Title solicitations.
Due Date & Time
Project Volume
Plan-Holders
Solicitation/ Project #
Contract Type
Owner – Project description Pre-Bid/ Site Visit
Link
3/31/17 11am
$17M List FA-010-A(231)T; H892301C
IFB ADOT - Pavement Rehabilitation, Maricopa County on I-10. The work consists of milling, placing AC, AR-ACFC, fog coat, removal of trees, shoulder build-up, pavement marking, & working on Eagle Eye Road Underpass to remove & replace bridge approach slabs. DBE Goal of 6.82%. Contact: Rene Teran, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Jamie Hernandez, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 3/14
Link
3/31/17 4:45pm MDST
#368 DB Navajo Housing Authority - Design Build for Street Rehabilitation, Navajo Nation. The work consists of street rehabilitation for defined subdivisions through the Navajo Nation. Contact: Lorencita Salabye, Procurement Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 3/14
3/17/17 9am MDST
Link
4/4/17 4pm EST REVISED
$100K- $275M
HSBP1017R0022 (2017-JC-RT-0001)
IDIQ Department of Homeland Security - Solid Concrete Border Wall, US Border with Mexico. The work consists of the design & construction of a solid concrete wall prototype & various miles of border wall along the southwest border. Contact: Border Wall Contracting Officer at [email protected]. First published on 3/21 & revised due date on 3/21
Link
4/4/17 4pm EST REVISED
$100K- $275M
HSBP1017R0023 (2017-JC-RT-0001)
IDIQ Department of Homeland Security - Other Border Wall, US Border with Mexico. The work consists of the design and construction of an “other” border wall prototype & various miles of border wall along the southwest border. Contact: Border Wall Contracting Officer at [email protected]. First published on 3/21 & revised due date on 3/31
Link
4/6/17 1:30pm
$1.2M 1719338 IFB Yavapai County - Chip Seal (Summer FY 2016/2017). The work consists of the placement of a CRS-2P 3/8” chip seal on existing paved roads, placement of a CRS-2P 1/2” chip seal on an existing paved road as well as on an existing unpaved road, & fog sealing of new chip sealed roads & additional paved roads. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or [email protected]. First published on 3/17, added project volume & updated link on 3/21
3/28/17 10am Mand.
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Construction (i.e. Traffic Signal Signalization and Pavement Marking).
4/6/17 1:30pm REVISED
$1.5M- $1.8M
List CP0198 IFB City of Mesa - Southeast Mesa Bicycle & Pedestrian Pathway. The project consists of construction of a two-mile, 10 foot wide, multi-use pathway, chain-link fencing and gates, overhead lighting, 5 rest areas/nodes, & landscape & irrigation improvements. Contact: Maggie Martinez at [email protected]. First published on 2/21, added sign-in sheet on 3/3 & revised due date on 3/21
Link
4/6/17 2pm
$53K- $63K
17-B-11 IFB Mohave County - Asphalt PM Project, Kingman & Bullhead City. The work consists of asphalt maintenance on the parking lots of 5 county buildings. Contact: Andrew Michel, Procurement Officer Senior, at 928-753-0752 x3 or [email protected]. First published on 3/21
3/28/17 2pm
Link
4/7/17 11am
$300K List TAP-GLN-0(250)T; SL73901C
IFB ADOT - High Intensity Activated Crosswalk (HAWK) Project, Glendale, 65th Ave & Bethany Home Rd. The work consists of installation of a High Intensity Activated Crosswalk (HAWK) signal at the intersection. DBE goal of 7.43%. Contact: Mahfuz Anwar, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or James Hartman, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 3/14
Link
4/7/17 11am
$6.2M List CMAQ-202-C(205)T; H881801C
IFB ADOT - FMS Phase 16, SR 202L, north of Ray Rd to Broadway Rd. The work consists of the installation of closed circuit television cameras, dynamic message signs on overhead sign structures, mainline detector stations & the associated conduit, fiber optic cables, & power conductors. DBE Goal of 7.8%. Contact: Thomas Mowery-Racz, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Girgis Girgis, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 3/14
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4/11/17 2pm
$175K- $215K
List ST85100336-2; PHX-0(248)T; SR24301C
DBB City of Phoenix - 15th Ave Union Pacific Railroad Crossing Improvements. The work consists of 263 SY of Subgrade Preparation; 111 Tons Asphaltic Concrete; 241 LF Concrete Curb & Gutter; 651 SF Concrete Sidewalk; 873 SF Concrete Driveway; various removals & utility adjustments. DBE Goal of 8.34%. Contact: George Goodale at [email protected]. First published on 3/10 & added sign-in sheet on 3/28
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2017-20000068 JOC City of Yuma - Municipal Utility & Roadway Infrastructure Refurbishment & Replacement JOC. Provide construction & repair services for various projects for rehabilitation, renovations, tenant improvements, & additions; including site work, installation of water, sewer, or other utility extensions. Contact: Purchasing Department at 928-373-5100. First published on 3/17
3/29/17 11:30am
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4/12/17 2pm
IFB Town of Youngtown - 2017 Street Slurry Seal Project. Contact: Marty Mosbrucker at 623-933-8286. First published on 3/14
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4/12/17 2:30pm
RFP Town of Youngtown - Town Square Parking Lot Modification Project. Contact: Marty Mosbrucker at 623-933-8286. First published on 3/14
3/29/17 2pm
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4/13/17 1:30pm
$291K 1719329 IFB Yavapai County - Wildwood Drive Mill & Overlay. Major project work includes approx. 1,590 tons of asphaltic concrete placed and 13,742 sy of pavement removal by milling and hauling. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-3183 or [email protected]. First published on 3/24
4/4/17 10am Mand.
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$100K- $250K
List FA488717R0004 RFP Department of the Air Force - Splash Pads, Luke AFB. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Jeremy Fraser at 623-856-2787 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 12/30, revised project number, added valuation & moved to open solicitations on 3/14. Revised due date on 3/31
3/21/17 10:30am
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$100K- $250K
171658; SL63701C; S189
IFB City of Tucson - Columbus Corridor Pedestrian Path-22nd St to Timrod. DBE Goal of 8.36%. Contact: Gary Wittwer at 520-837-6618. First published on 3/28
3/30/17 2pm
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4/18/17 2pm
$2.1M- $2.6M
List ST87750140-1; PHX-0(297)D; SZ162 O1C
DBB City of Phoenix - First St - McKinley St to Moreland St. The work includes removing the existing roadway, curbs & gutters, light poles, decommissioning drywells; construction of new curb & gutter, roadway, sidewalk, concrete pavers, landscape & irrigation, new lights, benches, trash receptacles, & bike racks. DBE goal of 8.99%. Contact: George Goodale at [email protected]. First published on 3/21
3/30/17 8am
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4/18/17 2pm
$3.3M- $4.1M
List ST87600074-3; AR63000013-1
DBB City of Phoenix - Grand Canalscape Phase I Uptown & Gateway North – ABB Grand Canal: 15th Ave to 16th St & 36th St to 40th St. The work consists of construction of a 10ft concrete pathway along the north bank of the Grand Canal including pathway lighting; landscape & irrigation; & artist-designed features. Contact: George Goodale at [email protected]. First published on 3/24
4/3/17 9am
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R 7321 IFB Housing Authority of Maricopa County - 78th Ave Parking Lot Construction. Contact: Janet Belfield, Procurement Manager, at 602-744-4537 or [email protected]. First published on 3/7
3/22/17 10am
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4/20/17 8:30am
17084 CMAR Scottsdale Unified School District - CMAR Services for Track & Field Improvements, Chaparral, Coronado & Saguaro High Schools. Contact: David Gonzales, Senior Contract Buyer, at 480-484-6247 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
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4/20/17 9am MST
IFB Toltec School District - Asphalt Concrete Paving & Underground Utilities/Storm Water, Toltec Elementary School, Arizona City Elementary School. Contact: Jeff Van Handel at 520-466-2363 or [email protected]. First published on 3/21
3/30/17 11am Mand.
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4/20/17 1:30pm
$253K 1619421 IFB Yavapai County - Parking Lot Reconstruction (FY 2016/2017), Prescott & Yarnell. The work consists of reconstruction of the asphaltic concrete parking lots. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
4/11/17 10am Mand.
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4/21/17 12pm
$1.2M List 4108JOC162 JOC City of Phoenix - Citywide Streets Speed Hump / Cushion Program. The work consists of installation, repair, replacement, or removal of speed humps, speed tables and speed cushions. Contact: Debra Russell at 602-256-3444 or [email protected]. First published on 3/24
4/10/17 11am
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4/21/17 3pm MDT
17-02-1632JJ RFP Navajo Nation - N9069 Subgrade Preparation, Soil Stabilization & Aggregate Surface Course for 1.2 miles, Teesto. Contact: Marlinda Littleman at 505-370-8372 or [email protected] or Joanne James, Buyer, at 928-871-6313 or [email protected]. First published on 3/24
4/5/17 10:30am
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4/24/17 10am
2017-PW-07 IFB City of Cottonwood - Cottonwood Street Sidewalk Installation. Contact: Jeff Cook at 928-340-2714 or [email protected]. First published on 3/24
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201411; 3370-2 IFB Maricopa Community College District - 2017 District-Wide Pavement Maintenance Program. The work consists of asphalt pavement repair/replacement, microsurfacing, installation of new signs, posts, & wheel stops, concrete flatwork, valley gutters, pavement striping/marking, curb replacement & more. Contact: Randy Rossow, Architect, at 480-731-8237 or Ren Carlson, Purchasing Buyer, at 480-731-8519. First published on 3/31
4/6/17 10am
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4/27/17 2pm
IFB-162022 IFB Pinal County - Asphalt Pulverization & Soil Stabilization Services, countywide. Contact: Gloria Bean, Procurement Officer, at 520-866-6009 or [email protected]. First published on 3/28
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4/27/17 3pm
17019-NWE2CMR CMAR Valley Metro - Northwest Phase II Light Rail Extension. The project is a 1.55-mile northwestern extension of the existing Valley Metro light rail line from its current terminus at Dunlap & 19th Ave to Metrocenter on the western side of I-17. No DBE goal established. Contact: Susanna Hernandez [email protected]. First published on 3/24
4/6/17 9:30am
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4/28/17 11am
$8M List STP-070-B(204)T; H878901C
IFB ADOT - Pavement Rehabilitation, Safford on US 70. The work consists of milling the existing pavement and replacing it with asphaltic concrete and asphalt rubber-asphaltic concrete friction course, constructing concrete box culvert extensions, striping, & signing. DBE Goal of 7.2%. Contact: Jedidiah Young, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Brian Jevas, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 3/14
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4/28/17 11am
$6.2M List NH-010-C(214)T; H892501C
IFB ADOT - Pavement Preservation, Gila River Indian Reservation. The work consists of milling the existing asphaltic concrete & replacing it with new asphaltic concrete & asphalt rubber asphalt concrete friction course. DBE Goal of 6.05%. Contact: Jalal Kamal, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or James Hartman, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 3/21
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4/28/17 11am MST
$2.1M List STP-CLG-0(207)T; SZ13001C
IFB ADOT - Roadway Improvements, Coolidge on Main St from Coolidge Ave to Pinkley Ave & Central Ave from Main St to 1st St. The work consists of reconstructing roadway, placing asphaltic concrete, constructing curbs and gutters, sidewalks, & driveways, & replacing pavement markings. DBE Goal of 7.58%. Contact: Brandon Campbell, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Aziz Haddad, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 3/24
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$1.2M List CM-PPN-0(211)T; SZ14701C
IFB ADOT - Roadway Construction, Casa Grande on Midway Rd. The work consists of constructing a new asphaltic concrete roadway over existing dirt road. Additional work includes installing signs, & placing pavement markings. DBE Goal of 7.88%. Contact: Mohammed Patwary, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Abraham Abdulnour, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 3/31
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5/1/17 3:30pm MST
$2M List IFB Town of Prescott Valley - Chip Seal FY 2017/2018. The work will consists of chip sealing town roadways with both High Volume & Low Volume chip seal applications. Log-in Required. Contact: Deanna Serino at 928-759-3072 or [email protected]. First published on 3/28
4/19/17 2pm MST
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5/5/17 11am MST
$650K List HSIP-087-A(210)T; H887701C
IFB ADOT - Left Turn Lane & Intersection Lighting, Coolidge at the Intersection of Randolph Rd. The work consists of widening the pavement, extending the north side box culvert wingwall, constructing new light poles, striping obliteration, new striping, signing & seeding. DBE Goal of 5.79%. Contact: Vian Rashid, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Abraham Abdulnour, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 3/24
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5/5/17 11am MST
$600K List FA-LLA-0(206)T; SE58901C
IFB ADOT - Shoulder Repair, City of Wenden on Alamo Rd. The work consists of repairing roadway shoulders using cement modified soil, constructing concrete ford walls, replacing existing asphaltic concrete, & placing pavement markings. DBE Goal of 4.51%. Contact: Ata Zarghami, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or James Bramble, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 3/28
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5/5/17 11am MST
$640K List TEA-GGI-0(207)T; SL69201C
IFB ADOT - Construct Sidewalks, Globe on Main St. The work consists of removing asphaltic concrete pavement, minor earthwork, constructing curb wall, curb & gutter, sidewalk, & drainage scuppers. DBE Goal of 7.53%. Contact: Vian Rashid, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Mindy Teague, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 3/31
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5/11/17 2pm MST
EC16-007 IFB Pinal County - Attaway Bridge Approach Pavement Rehabilitation. Contact: Gloria Bean, Procurement Officer, at 520-866-6009 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
4/12/17 1pm
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6/9/17 11am MST REVISED
$515K List STP-NOG-0(201)T; SZ03501C
IFB ADOT - System Preservation (Restoration/Rehab/Repair), Santa Cruz County on Crawford St, Nogales. The work consists of removing and replacing asphaltic concrete, constructing concrete sidewalk ramps, signing, pavement markings, and other related work. DBE Goal of 5.91%. Contact: William Nanni, Engineering Specialist, at 602-712-6899 or Aziz Haddad, Construction Supervisor, at 520-586-2949. First published on 7/1, revised due date on 10/7 & 1/31
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3/31/17 12pm
$674K CAP AZ8370 IFB City of Tombstone - Water Infrastructure Improvement. The work consists of relocation of water treatment plant site tank inlet piping, installation of water quality analysis equipment, electrical & controls and additional work. Contact: Erik Christenson at [email protected]. First published on 2/21
3/14/17 9am
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4/4/17 10am
2017-PW-05 IFB City of Cottonwood - Mingus Avenue Waterline Installation. The work consists of the installation of a new waterline along Mingus Ave from Willard to Main St. Contact: Jeff Cook at 928-340-2714 or [email protected]. First published on 3/7, revised project title & link on 3/10
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4/4/17 12pm
84-17-010-RFP-8422 (LK)
RFP City of Phoenix - Flow Meters, Replacement Parts & Services, citywide. Contact: Lori Keller, Senior Buyer, at 602-261-8812 or [email protected]. First published on 3/17
3/21/17 10am
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4/5/17 2pm
$1.2M- $1.3M
List 252571: 5ROGRD IFB Pima County - Calle Agua Nueva Drainage Channel. The work includes 1,900 LF of excavated drainage channel, partial removal of existing soil cement, concrete bank protection, concrete wire structure, installation of 3 60” Reinforced Concrete Pipes. SBE Goal of 4.00%. Contact: Anthony Schiavone, Commodity/Contracts Officer, at [email protected]. First published on 3/17 & added sign-in sheet on 3/31
3/28/17 2pm
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4/5/17 3pm
List 17-015; CIP # WW035, WW053, WA137, WA131
IFB Town of Queen Creek - Ryan Rd Alignment Utilities & Irrigation. The work consists of water, sewer, & irrigation infrastructure improvements along the Ryan Rd alignment between Ellsworth Rd & Signal Butte Rd. Contact: Melissa Bauer, Bid & Construction Contract Specialist, at 480-358-3182 or [email protected]. First published on 3/14 & added sign-in sheet on 3/24
3/21/17 10am Mand.
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4/6/17 2pm MST
P17PS00738 RFQ Department of the Interior - Fuel Pump Station Maintenance & Repair Service, North & South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Jerry Hodson at 928-638-7431 or [email protected]. First published on 3/14
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DBB Town of Gilbert - Alternative Recovery Well R-5 Equipping. The work consists of the equipping of Alternate Recovery Well R-5 located within McQueen Park. Contact: Jeanne Jensen, Senior Project Manager, at [email protected]. First published on 3/21 & added sign-in sheet on 3/31
3/28/17 8am Mand.
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4/7/17 10am
2017-PW-06 IFB City of Cottonwood - Cottonwood Village Drainage Improvement Project. The work consists of the construction of new parking stalls & the construction of a rip rap lined earthen drainage channel to convey onsite runoff to Railroad Wash along Mingus Ave. Contact: Jeff Cook at 928-340-2714 or [email protected]. First published on 3/10
Link
4/7/17 11am
$6.2M List CMAQ-202-C(205)T; H881801C
IFB ADOT - FMS Phase 16, SR 202L, north of Ray Rd to Broadway Rd. The work consists of the installation of closed circuit television cameras, dynamic message signs on overhead sign structures, mainline detector stations & the associated conduit, fiber optic cables, & power conductors. DBE Goal of 7.8%. Contact: Thomas Mowery-Racz, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Girgis Girgis, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 3/14
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4/7/17 12pm
$17.6M List WS85290029-1 CMAR City of Phoenix - 24th Street Water Treatment Plant Rehabilitation 2017 Project CMAR Services. Contact: Cathie Rodman at 602-534-5789 or [email protected]. First published on 3/10 & added sign-in sheet on 3/21
3/16/17 1:30pm
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4/10/17 3pm
<$100K TU 13-387; 417-22W
IFB Tohono O’odham Utility Authority - Jackrabbit Water & Sewer for Modular Bathrooms, Sif Oidak district of the Tohono O’odham Nation. Log-in Required. Contact: Myrt McIntyre at [email protected]. First published on 3/24
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2017-20000068 JOC City of Yuma - Municipal Utility & Roadway Infrastructure Refurbishment & Replacement JOC. Provide construction & repair services for various projects for rehabilitation, renovations, tenant improvements, & additions; including site work, installation of water, sewer, or other utility extensions. Contact: Purchasing Department at 928-373-5100. First published on 3/17
3/29/17 11:30am
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4/12/17 2pm
SSP-17-154 IFB Land Resources, Inc. - Westland Road Reservoir and Booster Pump Station, Peoria. Contact: Karen Howard at 623-455-4974 or [email protected]. First published on 3/21
3/21/17 11:30am
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4/12/17 3pm
DEMA17-00007195; (M17-0020
RFQ Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs - Operate & Maintain Water Treatment and Waste Water Treatment Plants, Camp Navajo. Contact: Kyle Matthew at [email protected]. First published on 3/28
4/6/17 10am
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4/13/17 3pm
2017-43; 03-17003
IFB City of Flagstaff - Bushmaster Park Booster Pump Station Project. The project consists of installing an inline booster pump station to pump reclaimed water from the Wildcat Hill Wastewater Treatment Plant up to Buffalo Tank. Contact: Patrick Brown, Sr. Procurement Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 3/28
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4/13/17 3pm
EMA17-00007165; M17-0017
IFB Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs - Annual Backflow Preventer Testing and Repair, statewide. Contact: Kyle Matthew at [email protected]. First published on 3/28
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4/14/17 4pm
$1M- $5M
171712 IFB City of Tucson - Wilmot Road 12” Water Main Replacement. Contact: Rogelio Gaxiola-Pacheco at 520-837-2119 or Sandra Alcorn, Contract Officer, at 520-837-4118 or [email protected]. First published on 3/24
4/4/17 10:30am
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4/18/17 2pm
List WS90500256-1 DBB City of Phoenix - 2010 Sewer Relief Program Project 2A. The work consists of construction of 966 S.Y. asphaltic concrete Type D ½; S.Y. asphaltic concrete type A 1 ½; S.Y.; 130 L.F. 8” sanitary sewer pipe; 83 L.F. 12” sanitary sewer Pipe; 2,312 L.F. 15” sanitary sewer pipe; & 11 sanitary sewer manholes. SBE Goal of 3%. Contact: Julie Smith at 602-534-5788 or [email protected]. First published on 3/28
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4/19/17 3pm
PW17-011; WA1068
IFB City of Avondale - Gateway Treatment Facility Expansion. Contact: Mike Smith, Department Representative, at 623-333-4450 or [email protected] or Tiffany Copp, Procurement Administrator, at 623-333-4213 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
4/5/17 9am Mand.
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4/19/17 4pm
$75K 16-E-015 IFB City of Bullhead City - Original Bullhead Sewer Gravity Main Replacement Rebid. This project consists of excavation, removal and replacement of the existing DIP using 24” PVC grade SDR 35. Contact: Mirna Coronel, Office Specialist, at 928-763-0128 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
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4/19/17 4:30pm
<$4M 3205841A CMAR City of Tempe - Sewer Lift Station Rehabilitation - Alameda Lift Station. Contact: Wendy Springborn, Engineering Services Manager, at [email protected]. First published on 3/31
Link
4/20/17 9am MST
IFB Toltec School District - Asphalt Concrete Paving & Underground Utilities/Storm Water, Toltec Elementary School, Arizona City Elementary School. Contact: Jeff Van Handel at 520-466-2363 or [email protected]. First published on 3/21
3/30/17 11am Mand.
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4/20/17 1pm
$1M- $1.4M
C05032 IFB City of Mesa - Desert Well 19. The work consists of furnishing & installing water pipe, pumps, motors, valves, chlorination equipment, electrical improvements, & site improvements. Contact: Donna Horn at [email protected]. First published on 3/21
4/11/17 8am
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4/20/17 2pm
$100K- $200K
417-23W IFB Tohono O’odham Utility Authority - San Xavier Well & Sewer Lines, San Xavier District of the Tohono O’odham Nation. Log-in Required. Contact: Myrt McIntyre at [email protected]. First published on 3/24
4/13/17 2pm Mand.
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4/27/17 2pm
IFB City of Eloy - D Street Waterline & Private Water Service Relocations Project. Contact: Zenia Cornejo at 520-466-3082 or [email protected] or Ken Martin, Public Works Director, at 520-466-3082 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
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4/27/17 4pm
417007 On-Call City of Buckeye - SCADA Improvements On-Call List. The work consists of providing I&C and SCADA design & construction services related to implementation of the Buckeye SCADA Improvements Program. Contact: Erin Gilbert, Purchasing Agent, at 623-349-6173 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
4/13/17 10:30am Mand.
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5/1/17 3pm
$1.7M COCHA17-00007207; WW1503.401
IFB City of Chandler - Old Pecos Wastewater Lift Station Modifications & Force Main. The work consists of modifications to the Old Pecos Wastewater Lift Station and installation of approx. 4,200 ft of HDPE force main pipe. Log-in Required. Contact: Paul Young at 480-782-3146 or [email protected]. First published on 3/28, revised link & updated project # on 3/31
4/10/17 9am Mand.
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5/5/17 11am MST
$854K List CM-SUR-0(224)T; SZ18701C
IFB ADOT - Reems Road ITS, Surprise. The work includes the installation of conduit, pull boxes, fiber optic cabling, CCTV cameras, & video detection. No DBE goal established. Contact: Thomas Mowery-Racz, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Girgis Girgis, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 3/31
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5/16/17 3pm
1001-WL-13 IFB Tohono O’Odham Ki:Ki Association - Main Water Line, Gu Achi District, Tohono O’odham Nation. This project includes the new construction of a main water line infrastructure (approx. 5400’ of 8” pipe & related components). Contact: Thomas Shepherd, Senior Contract Officer, at [email protected]. First published on 3/31
4/14/17 9am
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12-026 IFB City of Kingman - Powerhouse Rehabilitation Project. The work consists of renovation of the existing interior including selective demolition, metal stud framed partitions & soffits, gypsum board, fire rated assemblies, doors & windows, visual displays, directional signage, mechanical, & electrical systems. Contact: Public Works Department at 928-692-3117. First published on 3/17
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17-03 CMAR Santa Cruz Valley Union High School District - CMAR for Renovation & Repurpose of Space at Santa Cruz High School, Eloy. First published on 3/28
3/24/17 9am
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4/6/17 2pm
$8.5M- $9M
List 17-9363 DB UA - University of Arizona Health Sciences (UAHS) Building 201 Renovations, Tucson. The work will consists of renovation of multiple levels in Building 201. Contact: Ralph Banks, Project Manager, at 520-621-3326 or [email protected]. First published on 3/21
3/30/17 2pm
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4/7/17 1pm MST
17-10PV JOC 1Government Procurement Alliance (1GPA) - JOC for General Contractors, statewide. The work may include repairs, maintenance, additions, renovations, remodeling, and tenant improvements to buildings & facilities. Log-in Required. Contact: Christy Knorr at 480-399-6366 or [email protected] or Claudia Leon at 602-449-2071 or [email protected]. First published on 3/14
Link
4/7/17 2pm
17-05-22 IFB Higley Unified School District - Remediation of Williams Field High School, Gilbert. Contact: Miguel Romero at 480-279-7047 or [email protected]. First published on 3/21
See Docs Link
4/11/17 2pm
$117K- $143K
List 7530130000 DBB City of Phoenix - Cholla Library Hydraulic Elevator Modernization REBID - Design-Bid-Build. The work consists of a full and complete modernization of a twin-post holeless type hydraulic two stop elevator. Contact: George Goodale at [email protected]. First published on 3/17 & added sign-in sheet on 3/28
3/24/17 1:30pm
Link
4/12/17 4pm
$1M- $5M
List 171659 IFB City of Tucson - Stone Point Multi-Family Housing Rehabilitation Phase II. HUD funded project. Contact: Pete Lee at 520-837-5332 or Terryl Robinson, Principal Contract Officer, at 520-837-4128 or [email protected]. First published on 3/21, added sign-in sheet & additional site visit on 3/28
3/24/17 9am, 3/30/17 9am
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4/14/17 1pm
$100K- $250K
16013 IFB SBBL Architecture & Planning LLC - Desert Senita Eye Care TI, Ajo. The work consists of a 2,459 SF TI. Log-in Required. Contact: Thomas Sayler-Brown at [email protected]. First published on 3/24
3/31/17 10am
Link
4/20/17 9:30am
17086 CMAR Scottsdale Unified School District - CMAR for New & Repurposed Space, Cheyenne Traditional School. Contact: David Gonzales, Senior Contract Buyer, at 480-484-6247 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
4/7/17 9am
Link
4/21/17 11am
IFB City of Tombstone - Marshal’s Office Historic City Hall Renovation Project, Tombstone. This project consists of general construction associated with the renovation of the exterior of the existing 5,408 sf, two story (with a basement) Historic City Hall building. Contact: David Shambach at 520-505-3910 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
4/13/17 10am Mand.
Link
4/24/17 11am
17085 CMAR Scottsdale Unified School District - CMAR for Rebuild at Hohokam Elementary School. Contact: David Gonzales, Senior Contract Buyer, at 480-484-6247 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
4/14/17 9am
Link
4/24/17 3pm MST
$11M COCHA17-00007206; PD1302.401
IFB City of Chandler - Chandler Public Safety Training Center Phase 1. The work includes construction of a new 29,130 SF, 2-story masonry training building. Contact: Dara Griffith at 480-782-3314 or [email protected]. First published on 3/28, revised pre-bid date, revised link & updated project # on 3/31
4/3/17 3pm MAND REVISED
Link
5/2/17 2pm
$200K- $300K
17-B-13 IFB Mohave County - WestCare Arizona I, Inc. Rehab Project, Mohave Valley, Re-bid. The project consists of rehabilitating a vacant building to be used as a homeless shelter & support services center. Contact: Terri Williams, Procurement Officer, at 928-753-0752 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
4/20/17 8am Mand.
Link
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3/31/17 2pm MST
Sub bids Canyon Building & Design is requesting sub bids on AMS Prince 2017 TI, Tucson. The work consists of a major TI to an existing school & adjacent two story building. Contact: Scott Laughery at 520-299-7927. First published on 3/7
Link
3/31/17 2pm MST
Sub bids Canyon Building & Design is requesting sub bids on MASSA Lerdo 2017 TI, Tucson. The work consists of a TI of an existing facility & ground-up gym. Contact: Scott Laughery at 520-299-7927. First published on 3/7
Link
3/31/17 2pm
Sub bids KDC Construction is requesting sub bids on Chick-Fil-A #3699, Prescott Valley. The work consists of the ground-up construction of a 4,526 SF fast food restaurant. Contact: Alex McKeever at 714-632-6717. First published on 3/21 & added pre-bid meeting date on 3/24
3/27/17 10am
Link
3/31/17 2pm
Sub bids Adolfson & Peterson Construction is requesting sub bids on Enterprise, Deer Valley. The work consists of construction of 5,412 SF car rental office with connected car wash bays and site improvements. Contact: Danya Boggs, Estimating Coordinator, at [email protected]. First published on 3/28
Link
3/31/17 4pm REVISED
$100K- $250K
Sub bids Comanche Builders is requesting sub bids on Lynwood Apartments Laundry Renovation, Phoenix. Log-in Required. Contact: Mike Goering at [email protected]. First published on 2/10, revised due date on 2/21 & 3/31
Link
4/3/17 4pm PST
Sub bids DG Fenn Construction is requesting sub bids on Crossing at Sahuarita, Sahuarita. The work consists of a new 135KSF grocery anchored shopping center. Log-in Required. Contact: Amanda Jensen at 602-944-4800 or [email protected]. First published on 3/21
Link
4/4/17 10am
Sub bids Concord General Contracting is requesting sub bids on Tumbleweed Elementary School Remodel, Phoenix. The work consists of a remodel of an existing 36,538 SF school. Log-in Required. Contact: Diane Cooper at 480-890-8286 or [email protected]. First published on 3/24
3/24/17 9am
Link
4/4/17 10am
Sub bids KDC Construction is requesting sub bids on Burlington Coat Factory Remodel, Mesa. The work consists of a 84,167 SF flex remodel of an existing Burlington Coat Factory. Contact: Regina Noriega at 714-632-6717 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
Link
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SUB-BID REQUESTSIncludes multi-trade requests for subcontractor bids.
4/4/17 2pm
Sub bids Rummel Construction is requesting sub bids on Calle Agua Nueva Drainage Channel, Tucson. The work consists of 1900 L.F. of excavated drainage channel, partial removal of existing soil cement, concrete bank protection, concrete weir structure, & installation of (3) 60” Reinforced Concrete Pipes. Log-in Required. Contact: Rick Rogowski at 480-222-9922 or [email protected]. First published on 3/28
Link
4/6/17 12pm PST
Sub bids DG Fenn Construction is requesting sub bids on Freddy’s, Peoria. The work consists of construction of a new 3,146 SF single-story restaurant & associated site work. Log-in Required. Contact: Nick Makowski at 330-212-5546 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
Link
4/7/17 12pm REVISED
$100K- $250K
Sub bids Comanche Builders is requesting sub bids on Silverwood Residential Renovation, Ahwatukee subdivision at South Mountain, Phoenix. The project consists of the interior renovation of a 2-story upper end home. Log-in Required. Contact: Mike Goering, Project Manager, at 602-291-6569. First published on 2/17, revised due date on 3/17 & 3/31
Link
4/7/17 COB
Sub bids Frontera Building Co. is requesting sub bids on Freddy’s, Peoria. The work consists of construction of a new 3,146 SF pad building for restaurant use. Contact: Frontera Building Co. at 480-315-9600 or [email protected]. First published on 3/28
Link
4/9/17 5pm
<$500K Sub bids Express Set is requesting sub bids on T-Mobile TI, Gilbert. The work consists of a 2,710 SF TI. Log-in Required. Contact: Zack Rossberg at 801-815-7078 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
Link
4/10/17 2pm MST
Sub bids Epic Construction is requesting sub bids on Red Mountain Gateway Shopping Center, Mesa. The work consists of construction of a new 6,120 SF building. Log-in Required. Contact: Brittany Campbell, Estimating Support, at 303-840-8821 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
Link
4/10/17 COB
Sub bids Frontera Building Co. is requesting sub bids on Mercado Del Lago Building F, Scottsdale. The work consists of demolition of existing building & parking areas and construction of a new 9,290 Sf shell building with associated site improvements. Contact: Contact: Frontera Building Co. at 480-315-9600 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
Link
4/11/17 5pm
Sub bids Martin Harris Construction is requesting sub bids on WalMart #2767 Remodel, Mesa. The work consists of remodel of 30KSF of an existing store. Log-in Required. Contact: Todd O’Bier at [email protected]. First published on 3/31
Link
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4/12/17 2pm CST
Sub bids McGough Construction Co, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Mountain Park Health Center, Phoenix. The project consists of renovation of two floors & site development. Log-in Required. Contact: Christy Bertsch at 602-977-2015 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
Link
4/12/17 4pm
Sub bids Streetlights Residential LLC is requesting sub bids on 28th & Camelback GMP Set, Phoenix. The work consists of construction of a 246,628 SF, 5-story wood framed apartment with 253-units. Log-in Required. Contact: Daniel Hughes at 480-407-2900. First published on 3/24
Link
4/12/17 5pm MST
Sub bids Porter Brothers is requesting sub bids on Gila Valley Institute Improvements, Thatcher. The work consists of installing armored cable for fire alarm system, sound and internet, re-roof, new insulation, beam wrap, 2 new HVAC units, 4 new HVAC curbs, roof scuttle, operable wall track/header, exit lights, facia, gutters & downspouts. Log-in Required. Contact: Chance Porter at 480-545-7272 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
Link
4/13/17 3pm
Sub bids Concord General Contracting is requesting sub bids on Mountain Park Health Center, Phoenix. The work consists of site development at one site & renovation to floors 3 & 4 at another site. Log-in Required. Contact: Diane Cooper at 480-890-8286 or [email protected]. First published on 3/28& added pre-bid date on 3/31
3/30/17 10am
Link
5/1/17 2pm MST
Sub bids Boyd Martin Construction LLC is requesting sub bids on Shamrock Farms LDS Church, Gilbert. The work consists of construction of a 21,904 SF meetinghouse. Log-in Required. Contact: Willie Sproul, Estimator, at 801-336-4625 or [email protected]. First published on 3/24
Link
5/1/17 5pm
$4.5M Sub bids Porter Brothers is requesting sub bids on Sossaman Estates LDS Church, Queen Creek. The work consists of construction of a 16,558 SF meetinghouse. Log-in Required. Contact: Chance Porter at 480-545-7272 or [email protected]. First published on 3/24
Link
5/1/17 5pm
$4.5M Sub bids Porter Brothers is requesting sub bids on Shamrock Farms LDS Church, Gilbert. The work consists of construction of a 21,904 SF meetinghouse. Log-in Required. Contact: Chance Porter at 480-545-7272 or [email protected]. First published on 3/24
Link
5/2/17 2pm
$4.5M Sub bids Low Mountain Construction is requesting sub bids on Sossaman Estates LDS Church, Queen Creek. The work consists of construction of a 16,558 SF meetinghouse. Contact: Bids at [email protected]. First published on 3/24
Link
5/2/17 2pm
$4.5M Sub bids Low Mountain Construction is requesting sub bids on Shamrock Farms LDS Church, Gilbert. The work consists of construction of a 21,904 SF meetinghouse. Contact: Bids at [email protected]. First published on 3/24
Link
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3/31/17 1pm
$95K #246926 IFB Pima County - Testing and Repair of Low to Medium Voltage Power Circuit Breakers, countywide. Contact: Michael Warren at [email protected]. First published on 3/10
3/17/17 9am
Link
3/31/17 2pm MDST
17-03-1643VJ RFP Navajo Nation Zoo - Construct & Install Zoo-Quality Wire Mesh, Navajo Nation Eagle Aviary, Window Rock. Contact: David Mikesic, Zoologist/Manager at 928-871-6573 or [email protected]. First published on 3/24
Link
3/31/17 2pm REVISED
$70K- $80K
17-B-09 IFB Mohave County - Meadow View Roads Facility, Meadowview. The work consists of removing & replacing an old mobile home from the site, & construction of an equipment service area, & upgrades to the electrical & plumbing utilities on site. Contact: Andrew Michel, Procurement Officer Senior, at 928-753-0752 x3 or [email protected]. First published on 3/7, added sign-in sheet on 3/14 & added 2 additional site visits on 3/17. Revised due date on 3/28
3/10/17 1:30pm/ 3/16/17 9am/ 3/21/17 1pm
Link
3/31/17 3pm
12-026 IFB City of Kingman - Powerhouse Rehabilitation Project. The work consists of renovation of the existing interior including selective demolition, metal stud framed partitions & soffits, gypsum board, fire rated assemblies, doors & windows, visual displays, directional signage, mechanical, & electrical systems. Contact: Public Works Department at 928-692-3117. First published on 3/17
3/24/17 1pm
Link
3/31/17 5pm
17-03-1641JJ RFP Navajo Special Diabetes Project - Fire Protection Inspection, Testing & Maintenance Services, Navajo Reservation. Contact: Randall Comb at [email protected] or Suzanne Begay at [email protected]. First published on 3/14
Link
3/31/17 5pm MDT
17-02-1625LE RFP Navajo Nation - Removal & Replacement of Stem Wall, Little Miss Muffet & Cottonwood Child Care Centers, Fort Defiance & Cottonwood, Re-bid. Contact: Gary Litzin, Construction Inspector, at 928-674-2094. First published on 2/17
Link
4/3/17 8am MST
AG-94TZ-S-17 -0030
RFQuote Department of Agriculture - Tree Planting, N. Kaibab Ranger District, approx. 43 miles south of Fredonia. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Michael Carico, Contract Specialist, at 602-225-5330 or [email protected] or Elbert Hunt, Procurement Technician, at 602-225-5341 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
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MAINTENANCE & ALTERATIONS Includes abatement, remediation, landscaping, irrigation, fencing, single-trade, and maintenance solicitations. Also captures
public-agency owned renovations of residential properties.
4/3/17 12pm
$1.8M 4108JOC161 JOC City of Phoenix - Citywide Abatement-Asbestos-Lead Paint Job Order Contract. The work includes asbestos and/or lead abatement in City owned or managed facilities, improvements, & privately owned buildings through City enforcement actions. Contact: Ellen Pimental at 602-534-1423 or [email protected]. First published on 3/10 & added sign-in sheet on 3/28
3/16/17 1:30pm
Link
4/4/17 11am
90-17-140-IFB IFB MIHS - Fire Alarm Systems Maintenance & Repair, statewide. Contact: Mary Hammer at [email protected]. First published on 3/24
None Link
4/4/17 2pm
$165K- $180K
17PB023 IFB City of Scottsdale - Paiute Neighborhood Center Fence & Gates. The work consists of supplying & installing fence & gates. Contact: Margie Vasquez, Bid & Contract Specialist, at 480-312-5615 or [email protected]. First published on 3/7
3/14/17 10:30am Mand.
Link
4/4/17 2pm
$55K #241527 IFB Pima County - Parking Lot & Garage Sweeping Services, countywide. Contact: Meagan Lynch at [email protected]. First published on 3/10
3/21/17 10am
Link
4/4/17 2pm
#04-04-2017 IFB Amphitheater Public Schools - Walker Elementary School Classroom Building and Canopy Roof Replacement, Tucson. Contact: Brenda Widugiris, Purchasing/Warehouse Manager, at [email protected]. First published on 3/21
3/22/17 12:30pm
Link
4/4/17 2pm
17-004-22 RFP Vail Unified School District- Waste & Recycle Services, Vail. Contact: Tori Gamble at 520-879-2028 or [email protected]. First published on 3/28
Link
4/4/17 3pm
17G-0404 IFB Mohave Arizona Cooperative Purchasing - Scoreboards, Installation & Service. Contact: Nancy Colbaugh, Contracts Manager, at 928-718-3228 or [email protected]. First published on 3/7
3/14/17 10:30am
Link
4/4/17 5pm REVISED
$25K- $100K
P17PS00622 RFQuote Department of the Interior - Exterior Painting of Surfaces, Housing & Buildings, Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, 35 miles south of Ajo. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Krystal Bourlier at 928-638-7431 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 2/28, moved to open solicitations on 3/17 & revised due date on 3/31
Link
4/5/17 3pm
ADOT17-00007119
IFB ADOT - Highway Landscaping Services, I-10 Chandler Blvd., Wild Horse Pass/Loop 202 Gila Drain to MP 56.08. Contact: Stacy Wiesner, Procurement Officer, at 602-712-6939 or [email protected]. First published on 3/24
None Link
4/6/17 10am
IFB City of Litchfield Park - Wigwam Blvd & Old Litchfield Rd Flagpole Replacement Improvements. Contact: Robert Consoni at 623-547-4661 x3106 or [email protected]. First published on 3/21
Link
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4/6/17 10am
RFQuote City of Cottonwood - Library Interior Renovations. The work under the office space phase of this scope includes installing a new ACT ceiling, lighting, & associated renovations for the existing office space. Contact: Jeff Cook at 928-340-2714 or [email protected]. First published on 3/24
3/30/17 11am
Link
4/6/17 3pm
INDCOM17-00007134
IFB Industrial Commission - Ground Keeping Services, Phoenix & Tucson. Contact: Janine Locke at [email protected]. First published on 3/14
3/27/17 10am
Link
4/7/17 12pm
$20M 4108JOC157 JOC City of Phoenix - Energy Efficiency Services, citywide. The work consists of upgrading facilities with energy efficient systems to achieve a targeted energy reduction of 20% by 2020. Contact: Ellen Pimental at 602-534-1423 or [email protected]. First published on 3/10 & added sign-in sheet on 3/21
3/15/17 2pm
Link
4/10/17 2pm
17-30 RFP City of Glendale - Bus Stop Installation, Maintenance & Repair Services, citywide. Contact: Elmer Garcia, contract Analyst, at [email protected]. First published on 3/28
Link
4/11/17 4pm
#171667 RFP City of Tucson - Wood Floor Maintenance, 5 Parks & Recreation Department locations. Contact: Sandra Alcorn, Contract Officer, at 520-837-4118 or [email protected]. First published on 3/24
3/28/17 1pm
Link
4/12/17 1pm
IFB 17-FMD-022 IFB City of Phoenix - Glass Repair and Replacement, citywide. The work consists of the supply and installation of miscellaneous glass and glass related supplies and services. Contact: Jennifer Smith, Contract Specialist I, at 602-534-9614 or [email protected]. First published on 3/24
4/3/17 8am
Link
4/12/17 2pm
67-1010-78-51 IFB Peoria Unified School District - Bathroom Partition Removal and Installation at Coyote Hills, Kachina and Oasis Elementary Schools. First published on 3/21
3/28/17 9am Mand.
Link
4/12/17 3pm
DEMA17-00007162; M17-0016
IFB Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs - Landscape Maintenance at 161st ARW, Phoenix. Contact: Kyle Matthew at [email protected]. First published on 3/31
4/6/17 9am
Link
4/13/17 2pm
List PTD17-008 IFB City of Phoenix - Transit Landscape Maintenance. Contact: Elizabeth Kellim at 602-256-3239 or [email protected]. First published on 3/21 & added sign-in sheet on 3/31
3/27/17 10am
Link
4/13/17 4pm
DB Hopi Tribal Housing Authority - Demo-Rebuild Construction Project, Hopi Reservation, Shungopovi Village. The work consists of a demo-rebuild of 1 existing single-family home. Contact: Stan Pahe, Project Manager, at [email protected] or Larry Willie, Project Manager, at [email protected]. First published on 3/21
3/28/17 9am Mand.
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4/13/17 4pm
IFB 317000194 IFB City of Surprise - Landscaping Services, Citywide. Contact: Cyndi Hawk, Senior Buyer, at 623-222-1854 or [email protected]. First published on 3/28
Link
4/14/17 5pm EST REVISED
4BW-17-A-0004 RFP United States Postal Service - HVAC Preventative Maintenance Services, 23 Locations, Phoenix. Contact: Paul DiGrassi at 860-285-7007 or [email protected]. First published on 3/17 & revised due date on 3/31
Link
4/18/17 1pm
17-13PV IFB 1Government Procurement Alliance (1GPA) - Electrical & Lighting Products and Services, statewide. Log-in Required. Contact: Christy Knorr at 866-306-3893 or [email protected] or Jennifer Munoz at 866-306-3893 or [email protected]. First published on 3/28, added additional contact, updated link & location on 3/31
3/30/17 10am
Link
4/19/17 11am
17-07-18 IFB Ft. Thomas Unified School District - SFB Roofing Repair & Replacement, Ft. Thomas Elementary School, Fort Thomas. Contact: Fort Thomas Unified School District at 928-485-9423. First published on 3/24
4/3/17 9am
Link
4/19/17 2pm
2017-02 IFB Coconino County - Hazardous Tree Thinning, Ft. Tuthill County Park. Contact: Jason Leslie at 928-679-7190 or [email protected]. First published on 3/28
4/10/17 10am
Link
4/19/17 3pm
List DEMA17-00007027; (M17-0004
IFB Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs - Repair HVAC Bldg M5101 and M5201, Papago Park Military Reservation, Phoenix. Contact: Kathy Eastep, Procurement Officer, at 602-267-2763. First published on 3/31
4/10/17 2pm
Link
4/20/17 2pm
17PW1242017 RFP City of Maricopa - Landscaping Services Contract, citywide. Contact: Kathleen Shipman, Purchasing Manager, at 520-316-6846. First published on 3/24
Link
4/21/17 5pm
17-03-1645LE RFP Navajo Special Diabetes Project - HVAC Maintenance & Repair Services Project, Window Rock, Dilkon, Teecnospos, Tuba City, Chinle, Kayenta, & Crownpoint. Contact: Lorita Etsitty at 928-871-6315 or Randall Comb at 928-871-6532 or [email protected]. First published on 3/28
Link
5/2/17 2pm
$200K- $300K
17-B-13 IFB Mohave County - WestCare Arizona I, Inc. Rehab Project, Mohave Valley, Re-bid. The project consists of rehabilitating a vacant building to be used as a homeless shelter & support services center. Contact: Terri Williams, Procurement Officer, at 928-753-0752 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
4/20/17 8am Mand.
Link
5/3/17 2pm
17-54-07-22 IFB Gilbert Public Schools - Landscape Services. Contact: Purchasing Department at 480-497-3379. First published on 3/31
4/5/17 8:30am
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4/3/17 2pm MST
P17PS00777 RFQuote Department of the Interior - Purchase of AC units and related components, Glen Canyon NRA. Contact: Jerry Hodson at 928-638-7431 or [email protected]. First published on 3/17
Link
4/5/17 2pm REVISED
ADSPO17-00007185 RFQuote State of Arizona - Rental of Portable Restrooms & Black Water Bladders, Arizona Exposition & State Fair. Contact: Linda Cary at [email protected]. First published on 3/24 & revised due date on 3/31
Link
4/5/17 3pm
2017180 IFB City of Mesa - Supply Decorative Column Plastic Inserts. Contact: Brandy Andersen, Procurement Officer, at 480-644-6426 or [email protected] or Evan Karl, Procurement Specialist, at 480-644-2356 or [email protected]. First published on 3/24
Link
4/7/17 3pm
84-17-020-RFP-8423 (EJR)
RFP City of Phoenix - Supply Water Meters, citywide. Contact: Enrique Rivera, Contract Specialist II, at 602-534-5249 or [email protected]. First published on 3/10
3/21/17 10am
Link
4/12/17 1pm
249762 IFB Pima County - Emergency Rental Generator 5MW or Greater and Accessories. Contact: Michael Warren at 520-724-3730 or [email protected]. First published on 3/21
3/29/17 9am
Link
4/12/17 3pm MST
231709 IFB ASU - Supply Electrical Parts & Supplies, Tempe. Contact: Zach Thornton at 480-727-5259 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
Link
4/13/17 1:30pm
1719377 IFB Yavapai County - Supply & Deliver Corrugated Metal Pipe, countywide. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or [email protected]. First published on 3/31
Link
4/13/17 4pm
171645 IFB City of Tucson - Supply Steel & Cutting Supplies. Contact: Norma Camacho, Contract Officer, at 520-837-4132 or [email protected]. First published on 3/24
3/29/17 11am
Link
4/16/17 4pm
2017-20000178 IFB City of Yuma - Supply & Deliver Switchboard and 15KVA mini Power Unit. Contact: Purchasing Department at 928-373-5100. First published on 3/17
Link
4/17/17 2pm
17-34 IFB City of Glendale - Supply Landfill Alternative Daily Cover (ADC) Tarps. Contact: Elmer Garcia, contract Analyst, at [email protected]. First published on 3/28
Link
4/18/17 11am
241531 IFB Pima County - Small Equipment Rental. Contact: Nancy Page at [email protected]. First published on 3/31
4/6/17 11am
Link
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PRODUCTS & EQUIPMENT Requests for equipment (pur-chase and rental), furnish only of
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