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More than 100 people gathered at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Tempe on Thursday, July 12 for what was by far the most popular AZBEX Leading Market Series topic: the Public K12 market.
While most LMS events so far have cov-ered projects that are upcoming/in the works and how to get work within the market, this particular topic was more focused on the unexpected K12 procure-ment rule change expected to go into effect by July 1, 2019.
The rule was added to an amendment of the RedforEd Bill and stated that as of July 1, 2019, Alternate Project Delivery Methods for education procurement are to be scrapped, and all State Board of Education procurements for materials, services and construction will be required to be awarded to the lowest qualified bidder. (AZBEX, May 08)
The announcement of the change came after Scottsdale Unified School District came under fire for illegal actions with lax oversight, and AZBEX President Rebekah Morris invited panelists to discuss their opinions on the subject and the impact the change will have on districts.
The K12 Market and Current Procurement IssuesMorris began the presentation by giving attendees a brief overview of the market with analytics taken from the AZBEX Database. The total size of the market was pegged at $400M-$600M on an annual basis, with no one school district com-manding more than nine percent of the total market share.
“What that should tell everybody is… lots of points of entry,” Morris said. “If you wanted to be active in this space, there’s a lot of ways to get in.”
While this data suggests that a company would have an easy time entering the market, the reality is quite different.
The results of Morris’ research showed that 94 percent of all GC contracts are CMAR and some of the issues with an Alternative Project Delivery Method can make it difficult to enter the market. Some of the issues highlighted in her presenta-tion were:
• RFQ language requires LOCAL relevant experience in the last three years.
• Procurement timelines do not meet the statute.
• No public opening of SOQs.
• Using a 1-step instead of a 2-step process.These and other issues raised an import-ant question discussed further by the pan-elists: “Would a requirement to low bid fix these issues?”
The Trouble with Low BidThe answer to that question was a resounding “No” from both panels. The first panel, comprised of Howard Kropp, director of purchasing for Washington Elementary School District and Ward Simpson, principal for Rider Levett Bucknall, and moderated by Patrick O’Grady, managing editor of the Phoenix Business Journal, discussed the implica-tions of the low bid change to the schools.
The Trouble with Low Bid: LMS Talks New K12 Procurement ChangeBy Tasha Anderson for Arizona Builder’s Exchange
Speakers at the July 12th Leading Market Series on the K-12 market sector. Left to right: Ward Simpson, Bonnie Gonzalez, Michael Baer, Rebekah Morris and Howard Kropp. Not shown: Patrick O’Grady, Catcher Baden. Credit: Rachel Kettenhofen/AZBEX
Private Work Opportunities in this IssueProject Page Product Type Owner Design Firm GC
Park Place Townhomes, Sedona Page 7 Multifamily Miramonte Homes Miramonte Homes Miramonte Homes
Edison Place Medical Offices, Maricopa Page 7 Office Signal Healthcare LLC RKAA Architecture Not available at press time
Banner Health Acute Inpatient Rehab Hospital, Phoenix Page 9 Healthcare Banner Health Taggart Architects /
GWG3 Architecture Brasfield & Gorrie LLC
I.D.E.A. Tempe, BD Building Page 11 Office City of Tempe / The Boyer Company SmithGroupJJR Okland Construction
Ritz-Carlton Resort & Hotel, Paradise Valley Page 13 Hospitality Five Star Development, LLC Nelsen Partners Layton Construction
Paradise @ P83, Peoria Page 15 Multifamily The OPUS Group Dekker Perich Sabatini The OPUS Group
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1 The Trouble with Low Bid: LMS Talks K12 Procurement Change6 Arizona Eco to Resubmit Granite Dells Proposal7 Sedona’s Park Place Condos to Add Units7 MedicalOfficesPlannedinMaricopa9 Banner Plans 1st of 3 New Inpatient Rehab Hospitals10 Old Town Scottsdale Plan Could Reach New Heights11 MedTech Company to Anchor I.D.E.A. Campus in Tempe12 Canyon del Rio Development Draws Closer13 Ritz-Carlton PV Debut Pushed Back15 Development Continues Near Peoria Sports Complex16 ADOT Planning SR 89A Improvements17 Desert EDGE Fight Muted for Now18 Gilbert to Auction Land it Overpaid for19 3 Trailheads Getting Improvements in McDowell Sonoran Preserve20 Location Key for Phoenix Multifamily Development 21 Charter Board Reverses, Lets Public Speak22 Design-Build to Deliver Almost Half of US Projects by 2021
“Unfortunately, all of my experiences with low bid were not necessarily successes,” explained Kropp. “While the projects still got done, it was company XYZ that would low-ball the bid, but then would change order and by the time the project was done there was no way of knowing whether or not they were indeed still the low bidder.”
Both Kropp and Simpson agreed that the Alternative Project Delivery Method was the better way to go due to the pre-con-struction services a CMAR is able to pro-vide versus a low bid contractor.
“By that low bid rule, you have to award it to that low bidder. You have no idea whether or not they have looked at the entire scope. Whereas with the CMAR you do your job walks, you have your pre-sub-mittal meetings and they know the scope.” Kropp explained.
The second panel, comprised of Bonnie Gonzalez, director of business develop-ment for The H2 Group, and Michael Baer, national division manager for Sunland Asphalt and moderated by Rebekah Morris, echoed similar concerns about the change to low bid.
“If you do low bid, you don’t know the quality of the person. You don’t know the firm, necessarily,” said Gonzalez. “You don’t know whether or not they’ve got the labor force behind them. These are all the questions… we don’t know.”
“It’s About People Behaving Badly.” So How do we Fix It?Both panels were also in agreement that they believed the change was an overre-action to the Scottsdale Unified School District situation, and attendees demon-strated their agreement with the panel by applauding as Kropp mentioned he felt the announcement of the change was a pun-ishment and not necessarily in the best interest of the state.
“It has nothing to do with alternative deliv-ery method or low bid. It has to do with people behaving badly,” said Gonzalez.
During Morris’ presentation early on, she identified a key reason why the rules aren’t always followed, and that’s because some people aren’t fully educated on them.
“There are not a lot of education oppor-tunities for district employees,” said Morris. “One of the things I asked in doing my research… I would go and I say, ‘Who teaches you to abide by procurement rules?’ They didn’t have a good answer… I said, ‘how do you set up a Job Order Contract?’ I asked six different people and got five different answers.”
All speakers agreed that to fix the issue, districts need to hire a strong procure-ment team and to give them the proper education on the procurement rules in order to alleviate any wrong doing.
“This knee-jerk reaction to go just to low bid is going to be very painful to the schools,” said Baer.
Update from the State Board of EducationCatcher Baden, deputy director of the Arizona State Board of Education, also gave an update on new procurement rules that will be coming sooner than July 1, 2019. Some of these rules include:
• Requirements for licensure and documentation for licensure
• Rules on conflict of interest
• Gift and reprisal prohibitionsAccording to Baden, these rules are expected to come out in early August.
The next Leading Market Series topic will be on the hospitality market. To check out dates and topics or to register for the next event, visit: http://lms.azbex.com/ •
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(Prescott-area) residents inter-ested in hearing the details of a development proposal in the Granite Dells area will have to wait.
After Arizona Eco Development’s first attempt to file for annexation in the Granite Dells area was rejected by the City of Prescott, devel-opers are working on a revised submittal.
Prescott Planning Manager George Worley reported in early July that city officials had determined that Arizona Eco’s initial application was incom-plete, and the city was asking for more information.
Jason Gisi of Arizona Eco said the company is work-ing to include the additional information.
Among the issues with the orig-inal application was insufficient information on the nearby property owners. Gisi said the initial paperwork omitted the state requirement to include properties in the area – a list that likely will number in the hundreds.
That list will then be used by the city to notify the prop-erty owners of the pending annexation.
Because both of Arizona Eco’s properties exceed 250 acres – 900 acres for the south-ern parcel near the Point of Rocks, and 1,600 for the north-ern portion near the Prescott Airport – they fall under the requirements of the voter-ap-proved Reasonable Growth Initiative, also known as Proposition 400.
That means that a public com-ment period of no less than 60 days must take place after the formal vote on a master plan by the Planning and Zoning Commission.
After the 60-day public com-ment period, the Prescott City Council will then weigh in with meetings of its own.
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Arizona Eco to Resubmit Granite Dells ProposalBy Cindy Barks for Daily Courier
If all goes as planned, Park Place Condominiums will be more than quadrupling in size – an expansion a decade-plus in the making.
On July 3, the Sedona Planning and Zoning Commission was presented with a conceptual development review for the proposed expansion of the mul-tifamily development in West Sedona.
The item was for discussion only, so the commission did not take any action.
According to a city report, the property owner is proposing to complete development of the site as a multifamily residential project.
The current plat allows for development of a maximum of 88 units. As 12 of those units have been built, the plat would permit an additional 76 units. The current proposal is for an additional 59 units, for a total of 71 units, a reduction of 17 units from what is currently allowed.
In addition, the applicant is pro-posing a clubhouse and pool area. As currently proposed, this would complete development of the parcel; there would be no land available for additional construction or units.
Additional existing site charac-teristics of the project include:
The entire project totals 9.73 acres.
In addition to the construction of 12 condominium units, por-tions of the site were previously graded for the road and addi-tional condominium units that were never constructed.
The property has one primary point of access off State Route 89A. This access is via a private street with a gate.
Read more at Sedona Red Rock News.
Sedona’s Park Place Condos to Add UnitsBy Ron Eland for Sedona Red Rock News
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Park Place Townhomes, Sedona
Volume: 59 new units
Owner: Miramonte Homes
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Medical offices planned for the southeast corner of Edison Road and John Wayne Parkway are designed to be two build-ings with a connecting breezeway.
Maricopa Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously approved the development review.
Kazi Haque, the city’s lead planner, said the elevation “is a little bit different” and the city worked with the applicant to make some changes.
The project next goes before city council.
Read more at inMaricopa.
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Edison Place Medical Offices, Maricopa
Volume: 8,600 SF
Owner: Signal Healthcare LLC
Architect: RKAA Architecture
GC: Not available at press time
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Banner Health has submit-ted a zoning change and plan approval to build a physical rehabilitation hospital just east of the southeast corner of 7th and Willetta streets in Phoenix.
The project, called Banner Health Acute Inpatient Rehab Hospital, will “improve site con-ditions and expand medical facilities in the area,” according to the proposal. The develop-ment will be part of the Banner University Medical Center campus on McDowell Road in Phoenix.
The new three story, 71KSF building will be built on 2.5 acres and will have 60 beds. The project is valued between $15M-$25M. The surrounding area includes offices and a park-ing lot to the north and medical offices and a parking garage to the west. Interstate 10 borders
the land on the south. On the eastern edge of the lot are other Banner University Medical Facilities.
The project requires a zoning change from a Multifamily Residence District designa-tion with a special permit to an Intermediate Commercial des-ignation. Banner Health’s pro-posal also includes a height waiver to allow a height of 48 feet.
The proposal notes that the request for rezoning is strength-ened by the project’s connec-tion to the Banner University Medical Center, an established medical campus in Phoenix, as well as the project’s consistency with the goals of the Good Samaritan Area Redevelopment Plan that was adopted by the City Council in 1980.
Banner Plans 1st of 3 New Inpatient Rehab HospitalsBy Adrienne St. Clair for Arizona Builder’s Exchange
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Banner Health Acute Inpatient Rehab Hospital, Phoenix
Additionally, while the request includes a height waiver, the building currently on the site exceeds the limit of 30 feet. The new rehab hospital wouldn’t exceed 56 feet, the maximum height allowed by the zoning ordinance. Also, like other Phoenix hospital campuses, many portions of the Banner University hos-pital campus have high rise entitlement.
This rehab hospital will be one of four inpatient rehab hospitals in Phoenix and 38 physical therapy centers in Arizona that are combining operations as part of a joint venture between Banner Health and Select Health. The deal also includes constructing three new similar rehab hospitals to be finished by next year, two of which have already been announced in Sun City and Gilbert. (AZBEX, Jan. 12)
The healthcare providers announced the partnership in January of this year. Banner Health will be the majority owner while Select Health will manage operations. The two partners have big plans for expanding Arizona health care facilities.
“Future plans involve consolidation of the existing hospitals into the new state of the art facilities designed to better serve the needs of patients requiring care resulting from stroke, spinal cord injury, brain injury, amputation, neurological disorders, among other conditions,” a press release said.
Banner Health is the owner/developer. Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. is the engineer. Architecture and planning will be handled by Taggart Architects/GWG3 Architecture. The general contractor is Brasfield & Gorrie LLC. •
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Officials at City Hall have gained city council’s blessing to implement Old Town develop-ment criteria ultimately being injected into the Scottsdale General Plan, which will help to serve as a guideline to how the area will evolve into the 21st Century.
The decision was unanimous on July 2 to adopt the Old Town Character Area Plan Non-Major General Plan Amendment minus a policy regarding an artist in residence program.
Changes in the plan included introducing new types of devel-opment – type 2.5 and type 3 – to identify existing areas where the highest scale development can occur in Old Town. The new types of development will allow developers an opportu-nity to ask for heights up to 150 feet, city officials say.
City officials say, overall, the proposed changes include:
• Aligning the plan with other city plans that have been reviewed or adopted;
• Updating maps and graphics; and
• Providing clear, understandable and direct goals and policies.
In June, Scottsdale Long Range Planning Manager Erin Perreault presented an update to the 2009 Downtown Plan seeking feedback and dis-cussion. On July 2, Perreault presented changes made to the update based on council’s direction.
Changes made between June and July included enhancing shade-and-tree-plan language, adding public outreach compo-nents to the public art process and adding Scottsdale Stadium to the Civic Center district.
Included is a new pedestrian and open space master plan, and the public facilities chap-ter within the downtown crite-ria has been deleted to remove repetition.
Additionally, a hard boundary has been given to the area offi-cials call the “Entertainment District,” where several night clubs, bars and establishments are housed.
The type 2.5 development could include intermediate, higher-scale development on approximately 10 acres in the downtown area, a city staff report states. Type 3 devel-opment is the highest scale development to be consid-ered, allowing up to 150 feet in structure height.
The areas with type 3 designa-tion is generally north of the Arizona Canal, south of Main and Second streets along both the Goldwater and Drinkwater boulevards’ southern curves,
and east and west of the inter-section of Scottsdale Road and Drinkwater Boulevard.
Downtown Scottsdale 2.0 was a 10-month long study aiming to plan the future of down-town and Old Town Scottsdale. The study was born out of a five-year strategic plan for the city’s tourism and events department.
Read more at Scottsdale Independent.
Old Town Scottsdale Plan Could Reach New HeightsBy Melissa Fittro for Scottsdale Independent
One of the largest medical technology companies in the world will be the first tenant for the new I.D.E.A. Tempe campus. The Peripheral Intervention business of Becton, Dickinson and Company will be the first tenant in a new building at the Tempe Town Lake development. It will open in late 2019.
I.D.E.A. Tempe is a phased development that is focused on bringing new technology companies to Tempe. The 18-acre, 1MSF project includes five commercial office buildings and hotel, restaurant and retail space and two parking structures. I.D.E.A. stands for Innovation, Discovery, Education and Arts. The campus is located adjacent to Tempe Center for the Arts near Tempe Town Lake.
BD is one of the largest global medical technology companies in the world with more than 65,000 employees. The company works to advance the world of health by improving medical dis-covery, diagnostics and the delivery of care. The Peripheral Intervention business develops, manufactures and distributes medical technology and devices that provide clinical benefits to patients suffering from diseases that affect the vascular system.
The Peripheral Intervention business at BD will move to the new 185KSF, 6-story building at IDEA Tempe, by January 2020. Groundbreaking is expected to begin later this summer.
Currently, BD employs 550 people in Tempe, and the company currently has an additional 50 positions they are recruiting for, with expectations to hire even more before the new building opens. The jobs within this business are highly skilled, many of them involve marketing, R&D and quality engineering, clinical, regulatory or medical expertise and experience with highly reg-ulated medical products.
MedTech Company to Anchor I.D.E.A. Campus in TempeSource: AZ Big Media
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I.D.E.A. Tempe, BD Building
Volume: 185KSF
Owner/Developer: City of Tempe/The Boyer Company
Architect: SmithGroupJJR
GC: Okland Construction
“We are excited to welcome BD to the I.D.E.A. Tempe develop-ment, they are the perfect tenant to kick off this exciting project. Getting to this point has been a team effort. We are so appre-ciative of the support of the City of Tempe, the BD real estate team and our brokerage partners. Additionally, the efforts of our design and construction team of SmithGroupJJR and Okland Construction have been invaluable. We look forward to the suc-cessful completion of the BD Tempe building in late 2019,” said developer Matt Jensen of The Boyer Company.
After nearly 16 years of planning, devel-opment plans for a 270-acre swath of land at the intersection of Butler Avenue and Fourth Street are nearing fruition, and new homes could be under construc-tion as soon as 2020.
Investors who own the property are asking the city for a rezoning of 26 acres before the project moves forward, said Brian Rhoton, one of the owners of Capstone Homes, which is managing the property on behalf of investors.
Rhoton said many of the single-family houses built on the site could be on the lower end of the price range and the site could make significant additions to the city’s stock of available apartments.
Investors bought the Canyon Del Rio property in 2002 from the state and immediately began work on developing the site.
Since then, development has occurred on about 45 acres of Canyon Del Rio, with a few apartment buildings constructed on the northern edge.
The current plans have strayed very little from the original 1983 state plans except in one main respect, Rhoton said. The area near the north and center of the property is currently zoned for light industrial but the developers hope to change that. Instead they want to build high-density residential and commercial in the area.
This would mean corner stores, office buildings, apartments and possibly some small retail buildings in the north and center of the site, bordering Butler. Although the site itself is mixed-use, Rhoton said, they don’t expect mixed-use buildings.
Within the city’s regional plan, which was ratified by voters in 2014, the city iden-tifies the area as being suitable for large amounts of residential growth despite
the current light-industrial zoning. It also points to the site as a potential spot for future “activity centers,” places that draw people to them from the immediate sur-roundings, and to a lesser extent, from across town.
Without the zoning change Capstone has requested, Rhoton said, about 30 percent of the project is ready for development, but that is not the only aspect of the proj-ect they are waiting on. There also are a number of public infrastructure improve-ments that need to be started prior to or concurrent with construction.
In all, the development could provide around 1,100 units, with about 500 of those being single-family homes and 600 being apartment units.
They don’t expect student housing devel-opments on the site.
Read more at Arizona Daily Sun.
Canyon del Rio Development Draws CloserBy Adrian Skabelund for Arizona Daily Sun
While many have speculated on it and few have been able to pro-vide concrete answers, Five Star Development officials contend the Ritz-Carlton, Paradise Valley resort community will begin to sprout sometime over the next calendar year.
The Paradise Valley special-use permit – approved by a 4 to 3 vote in early 2016 – entitles Five Star, through an investment of $130M, to build a Ritz-Carlton-branded resort on more than 100 acres, an arrow’s shot from the intersection of Scottsdale and Lincoln roads.
But many in the community are beginning to wonder when the latest five-star resort will become operational.
Or at least, some say, an indication of when meaningful construc-tion will commence at the coveted site. But work has begun – so far most of it underground and invisible to the casual observer.
Richard Frazee, Five Star Development project manager, says mil-lions of dollars have been spent on subterranean infrastructure – about $10M has gone into the ground for the last year.
Frazee says people will soon begin to see above-ground structures being built.
The development entitlements granted to Five Star Development for the creation of a Ritz-Carlton Paradise Valley resort community are broken into seven development-area characteristics:
• Area A: 200-room resort on 18.1 acres.
• Area A1: 94 resort-branded villas.
• Area B: 66 single-family homes on 31.3 acres.
• Area C: 39 resort-branded, single-family homes on 17.2 acres.
• Area D: 53 townhomes on 8.8 acres.
• Area E1: A 54KSF luxury retail center on 7.2 acres.
• Area E2: Influx design as the use of 5.7 acres is yet to be determined.
Ritz-Carlton PV Debut Pushed BackBy Terrance Thornton for Paradise Valley Independent
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Most recently, Paradise Valley Town Council unanimously approved an amended final plat for Area C, 39 lots on 17.2 acres. Original plans called for 45 homes on 22.5 acres.
In addition to Paradise Valley entitlements, Five Star Development also has been granted zoning standards for the project on land that extends into neighboring Scottsdale.
Five Star Development sold 23 acres of land to Shea Homes within the Ritz-Carlton community in Paradise Valley and the City of Scottsdale has approved a new shopping center coined “The Palmeraie” that will, in part, encompass 20 acres of land adja-cent to the forthcoming Ritz-Carlton resort community.
The approved measures will allow for a mixed-use development that can consist of 141 residential units in 170KSF, a maximum of 150 hotel units on 134KSF, 226KSF of commercial space and 80KSF of office space, city officials say.
Meanwhile Shea Homes has announced that it is set to debut an exclusive high-end brand called, Shea Signature, appearing on a 23-acre portion of the Ritz-Carlton project where 66 single-fam-ily luxury homes will be built.
Five Star Development is represented by Jason Morris of Withey Morris PLC in this matter.
Underlying Concerns AboundIn an early July message to Paradise Valley Town Council, Town Manager Kevin Burke expressed concern regarding changes pur-sued by Five Star officials.
“I am feeling less comfortable with the Ritz Hotel progress lately,” he said. “There are several reasons.” Over the last several months, town officials say, modifications to the approved SUP document have been loosely pursued.
Changes to the original plan, says Burke, could be slowing down construction.
He notified developers that changes could not be approved by the town manager; minor amendments to the plan would need approval from the Planning Commission.
The approved development agreement between Five Star and the municipality also requires the hotel be operational before a certificate of occupancy can be awarded for the housing stock.
But Frazee contends Five Star is determined to meet the tenets of its development agreement, specific to housing stock.
Frazee assures Five Star will deliver on their development promise.
Development Continues Near Peoria Sports ComplexBy Carolyn Dryer for Peoria Times
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Paradise @ P83, Peoria
Volume: 352 units
Owner: The OPUS Group
Architect: Dekker Perich Sabatini
GC: The OPUS Group
When it comes to land development, some parts of Peoria look like pieces of a puzzle. Paradise @ P83 is a good example of how difficult it can be to draw up a plan, especially when it comes to rezoning for a 352-unit multifamily community.
East of the 75th Avenue and Paradise Lane intersection is a prop-erty containing approximately 16.1 acres. OPUS Development, through its representative, Withey Morris, requested to rezone the property from Planned Light Industrial and General Agricultural zoning to a Planned Area Development (PAD).
The property sits on the east side of 75th Avenue across from a 3.3-acre site Peoria City Council approved in March for develop-ment as a 198-room, four-story Marriott hotel, restaurant and bar.
Staff told City Council at its June 19 meeting the proposed zoning was in conformance with the goals and objectives set forth in the city’s general plan for the sports complex urban design plan. Council was also told the request was consistent with the sports complex mixed-use land use.
Staff said the rezoning amendment better reflects the develop-ment needs of the area while “accounting for the existing built environment.” That environment includes the Bell Road corridor between 75th and 83rd avenues, the already approved Marriott hotel complex, an existing neighborhood retail center at 75th and Bell Road, two large residential subdivisions to the east in Glendale, a large apartment complex to the west at 77th Avenue and Paradise Lane, and the Peoria Sports Complex at 83rd Avenue and Paradise Lane.
The Arizona Department of Transportation in conjunction with the Federal Highway Administration, is planning four safety and roadway/bridge improvement projects on or adja-cent to State Route 89A between the cities of Sedona and Flagstaff. Three of the projects will require traffic restrictions and are being coordinated to minimize traffic impacts. The four projects are:
• Pumphouse Wash Bridge Rehabilitation (H8778)
• Sedona City Limits to Bear Howard Drive Pavement Rehabilitation (F0047)
• Rockfall Mitigation (F0154)
• Oak Creek Drainage and Sediment Control (H8907)
Pumphouse Wash Bridge RehabilitationPumphouse Wash Bridge was constructed in 1931 and is located on SR 89A. Options to rehabilitate or replace the exist-ing bridge have been under evaluation since October 2006. Pumphouse Wash Bridge is a historic structure listed on the National Register of Historic Places and full replacement of the bridge would negatively impact endangered species, stream water quality, and the historic nature of the bridge. These fac-tors led to the determination that the bridge will be rehabili-tated to extend its service life.
Work to rehabilitate the bridge will result in single lane closures along SR 89A for approximately three months.
Sedona City Limits to Bear Howard Drive Pavement RehabilitationSR 89A north of Sedona has experienced rapid degradation due to significant winter weather conditions in recent years. Pavement preservation work will be completed on SR 89A, from Sedona City Limits to south of Pumphouse Wash Bridge from milepost 374.5 to 386.6, to extend the life of the pave-ment. This project will also include replacing guardrail along the roadway to meet current safety standards and turnout modifi-cations to improve safety. Work is tentatively scheduled for late summer to winter 2019.
Rockfall MitigationThe rockfall mitigation project will reduce the potential of rocks falling onto the travel lanes at two (2) locations. The first loca-tion is near Sedona City Limits at milepost 375.1; the second location is located in the switchback section at milepost 389.2.
Rockfall mitigation work is tentatively scheduled for fall 2020.
Oak Creek Drainage and Sediment ControlThe erosion control project includes installing retaining walls, stabilizing slopes, increasing roadside ditch capacity, and adding inlets and roadway cross-culverts to preserve deteriorating slopes and reduce sediment transport between mileposts 387.9 to 389. Drainage and Sediment Control project work is antici-pated to occur in the fall of 2019. •
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Pumphouse Wash Bridge Rehabilitation, SR 89A
Volume: $2.75M
Owner: ADOT
Engineer: ADOT, HDR
GC: Not yet selected
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Sedona City Limits to Bear Howard Drive Pavement Rehabilitation, SR 89A
Volume: $273K
Owner: ADOT
Engineer: Not available at press time
GC: Not yet selected
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Rockfall mitigation, SR 89A
Volume: $3.4M
Owner: ADOT
Engineer: ADOT
GC: Not yet selected
On The Job
Oak Creek Drainage and Sediment Control, SR 89A
Volume: $634K
Owner: ADOT
Engineer: Wood Group
GC: Not yet selected
ADOT Planning SR 89A ImprovementsSource: Arizona Department of Transportation
No further action is required at this time, the Scottsdale City Clerk’s Office told Desert EDGE Advocates and Desert Discovery Center Scottsdale, Inc., fol-lowing campaign finance violations filed against the entities.
A campaign finance complaint addressed to City Clerk Carolyn Jagger on May 25 by attorney Roopali H. Desai, on behalf of the Protect Our Preserve political action com-mittee, outlines three alleged violations surrounding practices and an alleged lack of transparency by a group called “Desert EDGE Advocates and Desert Discovery Center Scottsdale, Inc.”
In July 2017, Desert Discovery Center Scottsdale unveiled its plans for a pro-posed desert-appreciation venue envis-aged on less than 6 acres just south of the established Gateway trailhead within the McDowell Sonoran Preserve.
The facility includes a series of structures coined “pavilions” and has an asking price of $61.2M.
The document, filed on behalf of Protect Our Preserve PAC, states their com-plaint is against Desert Discovery Center Scottsdale, Inc. and Desert EDGE Advocates. Specifically, Protect Our Preserve alleges that paid operatives of Desert EDGE and Desert EDGE Advocates have followed individuals circulating initia-tive petitions.
On July 3, Jagger sent both Desert EDGE Advocates and DDCSI letters stating three categories that the complaint falls into: “Paid for By” disclosure; failure to register as a political action committee; and failure to file campaign finance reports.
“It is my determination that no further action is required at this time,” Jagger stated as the conclusion of her findings.
For the “paid for by” disclosure, Jagger says at the time of the complaint, the peti-tion had not been certified for inclusion on the Nov. 6 ballot, and had not been assigned a ballot measure number.
“The crux of the complaint is that Desert Edge Advocates is making expenditures for the purpose of influencing the outcome of an election by circulating material that would dissuade potential initiative signers from signing Protect Our Preserve’s peti-tion,” Jagger writes in her letter.
“Because IT-2017-02 has not yet qualified for the ballot there is no ballot measure, therefore, there is not yet an ‘election’ under the statutory definition.”
Read more at Scottsdale Independent.
Desert EDGE Fight Muted for NowBy Melissa Fittro for Scottsdale Independent
Gilbert plans to auction off 138 acres of land nearly a decade after the town took heat for buying the property without a certi-fied appraisal and at a price far above the going rate.
The town has set no minimum bid prices for the auction, although the Gilbert Town Council has sole discretion to reject any bids.
Gilbert purchased the properties for $50.2M in a complex land deal in 2009, envisioning the land as future parks. The town has since opted to build the parks elsewhere after a parks planning process found the land to be unnecessary.
The land, which will be auctioned separately, encompasses:
• 58 acres at the SWC of Germann and Greenfield roads
• 80 acres at the SWC of Chandler Heights and Greenfield roads
A Land-buy Turns into a Debacle In 2010, the land sale became a full-blown debacle for Gilbert officials when critics discovered the town never got a certified appraisal. The sale price, at nearly $300K/acre, was almost 10 times the price paid in similar private sales in the area. The sale price was particularly jarring as land values were plummeting amid the Great Recession.
The town purchased the land from dairy farmer Bernard Zinke. At the time, town officials defended the purchase, saying they worried that potential park land would soon be sparse.
Linda Abbott, a councilwoman at the time, said this week that it was vital to secure land in the southern part of town as the area grew more popular.
Records show the town got early estimates on the land. An esti-mate in August 2007 valued much of the land at around $67KSF/acre, about $233K less than what Gilbert paid.
Read more at The Arizona Republic.
Gilbert to Auction Land it Overpaid forBy Lily Altavena for The Arizona Republic
Gilbert auctioned equipment from the former Zinke dairy farm in 2011 and later leased the land to farmers. Credit: The Arizona Republic
Scottsdale is spending $11.5M to finish the final three sig-nificant trailheads in the city’s McDowell Sonoran Preserve, adding amenities for hikers from shade structures to an amphitheater.
Once completed, the 30.5K-acre preserve will have eight signifi-cant trailheads leading to more than 180 miles of trails through pristine desert.
The Pima and Dynamite Trailhead, a popular starting point at 28777 N. Pima Road, will transform from a gravel to paved parking area with $4.5M in upgrades by spring 2020.
Two other trailheads will each get $3.5M in upgrades that will be completed next spring. The Fraesfield Trailhead is near Rio Verde Drive and 136th Street and the Granite Mountain Trailhead is at 31402 N 136th St.
Restrooms and Other UpgradesGravel lots at the three trail-heads will be paved, with restrooms, shaded seating, elec-tricity and equestrian staging.
Two of the three also will have water fountains. Granite Trailhead is too far from the nearest water source.
The Pima and Dynamite Trailhead also will be home to a small amphitheater used for educational sessions hosted through the McDowell Sonoran Conservancy. The amphithe-ater will be named after Art Decabooter, a former Scottsdale Community College president.
Read more at The Arizona Republic.
3 Trailheads Getting Improvements in McDowell Sonoran PreserveBy Zahra Ahmad for The Arizona Republic
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As demand for apartments and rental housing grows in the Phoenix area, find-ing the perfect spot to build a multifamily development is a critical puzzle piece for builders.
Co-founder and CEO of Christopher Todd Communities, Todd Wood’s com-pany specializes in a hybrid multifam-ily development, which builds detached units akin to single-family homes rather than traditional apartments. As a result, those developments require more land. In the first half of 2018, Christopher Todd Communities purchased 34.5 acres to develop two communities, one in Peoria and one in west Phoenix, according to data provided by Ramey Peru of Colliers International.
Apartment development is a big driver of real estate buying and building in the Phoenix region. Most land purchases total-ing $1M or more in the city of Phoenix for multifamily development this year were
centered on downtown, and most were less than 5 acres, according to Colliers.
Outside Phoenix, all but two of the 10 land purchases of $1M or more for multi-family housing were 5 acres or more. The largest parcel purchased was 41 acres of unimproved desert at Hayden Road and Princess Boulevard in Scottsdale.
Phoenix had eight land purchases for mul-tifamily development worth $1M or more, followed by Tempe, which had five.
Former real estate broker Pete Bolton commended the approach tradi-tional apartments are taking for infill, and said new development has improved many areas that were formerly blighted and encourages density.
Read more at Phoenix Business Journal.
Location Key for Phoenix Multifamily Development By Corina Vanek for Phoenix Business Journal
A contrite charter school board for American Leadership Academy held an emergency budget hearing Saturday night, acknowledging it did not follow state law when it blocked public comment at a similar meeting two days earlier.
The new meeting was announced after The Arizona Republic reported that ALA had refused to allow public com-ment at its original budget hearing Thursday, possi-bly violating the state’s Open Meetings Law. At least three people at that meeting said they wanted to address the board, but were barred from speaking.
A day earlier, the Republic first published an investigation on azcentral.com that found busi-nesses tied to ALA founder,
Glenn Way had made millions of dollars building campuses for the charter chain.
The Republic found that Way or his companies – thanks partly to Arizona’s favorable char-ter-school laws and lucrative no-bid deals with ALA – have made millions of dollars build-ing, leasing, selling and manag-ing the 12-school chain. Way was ALA’s board chairman until last year.
The board allowed members of the public to speak as long as they wanted if the ques-tions were about the 2018-19 budget.
The tenor was in contrast from Thursday, when the board refused to allow the public to comment, saying it did so on the advice of its attorney.
During that meeting, ALA executive Brent McArthur confronted Jim Hall, a char-ter schools watchdog who has been critical of ALA and had filed a complaint against ALA with the state Charter Board.
Hall had claimed in his Charter Board complaint that finan-cial records ALA had submitted to the Charter Board and the Internal Revenue Service had “significant errors and omis-sions that could be hiding mil-lions of dollars in waste and possible fraud.”
Board Chairman Dal Zemp also spoke with Hall after the meet-ing, assuring him ALA wanted to be transparent and accurate in its financial reporting.
During the meeting, commu-nity member Travis Miller asked
why ALA didn’t get competi-tive bids to build its schools and whether there was a conflict of interest in awarding multi-mil-lion dollar contracts to Way.
He was told ALA, like other charter schools, is exempt from the state’s procurement laws. But Zemp assured him ALA paid less than market value for the schools, and the profit made by Way’s companies was less than a traditional developer.
After the meeting, Zemp told The Republic that board members no longer have relat-ed-party business transactions with ALA.
Zemp in an interview said the contracts with Way were legal, yet he acknowledged “the optics” are not good.
Read more at The Arizona Republic.
Charter Board Reverses, Lets Public SpeakBy Craig Harris for The Arizona Republic
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Design-Bid-Build is the most widely used project delivery method in the United States, according to the Lean Construction Institute of America and other groups. Under this method, an owner contracts separately with a designer, who provides com-plete design documents, and a contractor, who provides the most attractive price bid to execute that design.
But new research from consulting firm Fails Management Institute indicates that the Design-Build delivery method, where an owner contracts with a single entity to perform both design and construction, is quickly gaining traction in the indus-try. According to the June 2018 “Design-Build Utilization” report, DB methods will represent nearly half, or 44 percent, of Construction Put-in-Place spending across many market seg-ments by 2021.
FMI’s findings were based on 82 interviews and 101 survey responses from construction firms in all revenue categories, ranging from ENR top-10 ranked companies to small firms. FMI assessed 13 construction market segments.
FMI predicted that collective DB CPiP spending in these seg-ments will increase 18 percent between 2018 and 2021, swelling from $274B to $324B in value. Manufacturing, educational and highway/street segments are expected to comprise the top three market shares of 16 percent, 15 percent and 14 percent by 2021, respectively, followed by commercial with a 13 percent share.
No Longer the “Alternative”Design-build and other alternative delivery methods like Construction Manager at Risk and Construction Manager/General Contractor have become more attractive options to owners wanting to tighten up project budgets and/or timelines, according to the study. Alternative methods were “indicated to provide the best avenue to achieve the originally identified cost,” the report found.
While 82 percent of owner respondents said they’ve used or plan to use DBB in the next five years, 58 percent of owners said they’ve used or plan to use DB.
Given the popularity of DBB, just over half of owners surveyed said usage would stay about the same over the next five years while 32 percent predicted a decrease and only 15 percent predicted an increase. Meanwhile, 29 percent of owners said DB adoption would stay the same while 67 percent predicted increased utilization.
“The use of alternative delivery methods in general is growing and will continue to do so, particularly design-build, as projects become more complex and need to be delivered in an expedited fashion,” said FMI consultant Paul Trombitas.
Read more at Construction Dive.
Design-Build to Deliver Almost Half of US Projects by 2021By Kathleen Brown for Construction Dive
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1 Cushman & Wakefield Senior Housing Capital Markets, acting as exclusive advisor to San Diego-based West Partners, has arranged the sale of the West Living Portfolio, a collection of nine top-quality senior housing communities located in the Western U.S. The Portfolio consists of approximately 1,200 units with property locations in California, Washington and Arizona. The portfolio was acquired for $382M. The buyer, MBK Senior Living, is a leading national operator of senior housing communities based in Irvine, California. The Cushman & Wakefield team involved in the
transaction included Richard Swartz, Jay Wagner, Aaron Rosenzweig, Sam Dylag and Alex Petrosian.
2 Berkadia’s Art and Clint Wadlund of Tucson represented Gleiberman Investments, Inc. of San Diego in the sale of two Northwest Tucson apartment communities for $37.43M and represented Holualoa Properties in an additional three communities totaling $64.5M. ComCapp Elevation, LLC purchased the following Tucson Portfolio: Stoneybrook Apartments (411 units) $27M; La Jolla de Tucson (223 units) $15.M; and Quail Ridge
Apartments (253 units) $21.6M. HSL Properties purchased the following Tucson Portfolio: Casa Lindas Apartments (144 units) $17.65M; and Springhill Apartments (224 units) $19.775M. Art and Clint Wadlund with Berkadia in Tucson and Rick Holway and Mark Forrester of Berkadia in Phoenix brokered both portfolios for the sellers. The investors were self-represented.
3 Stark Enterprises purchased $49.1M to acquire 285KSF of retail space in The Market at Estrella Falls retail center. The 40.17 acres of retail buildings was developed from 2008-2016 by Macerich affiliate Westcor Partners and Globe Corporation. While the new owner is set to take over leasing, NAI Horizon’s Gabe Ortega, Shelby Tworek, Chris Gerow, and Patrick Anthon have been handing it prior to the purchase.
4 Churchill Commercial Capital, Inc. arranged a $25.5M permanent loan for Skysong Office 4, LLC and the master developer, the Plaza Companies, on the fourth office building within the Skysong development.
5 A Tempe address and quality tenancy were key to the $23M sale of Warner Courtyards, completed by the Phoenix office of JLL. The seller was locally based building owner and manager Hannay Realty Advisors. The property buyer, Simone Charitable Foundation Inc., acquired a 95 percent interest in the office building. Hannay retained 5 percent ownership interest in the property.
6 CBRE has completed the $16.6M sale of Plaza at Power Marketplace, a 71KSF shopping center located in Queen Creek. Philip Voorhees and Jimmy Slusher with CBRE National Retail Partners – West, and Steve Julius with CBRE’s Phoenix office, arranged the sale on behalf
of a private seller from New York and private buyer from California.
7 Lee & Associates Arizona brokered the sale of the 146-unit Connect on Union in Phoenix for 16.5M. Lee & Associates’ Todd Braun represented the seller, Union Hills Equity LLC, and the buyer, Western Wealth Capital, was assisted by Ric Holway of Berkadia Real Estate Advisors.
8 Tower Capital closed four loans totaling $14.6M. The properties were: Highland Park Apartments, Tucson, $3.32M; Carole Arms Apartments, Phoenix, $2M; Villa Sorrento Apartments, Tucson, $1.47M; Land Development, Phoenix; 7.8M (Construction loan).
9 HFF announced financing totaling $14.5M for 101 Gateway and Paradise Valley Professional, two medical office properties in Phoenix. HFF worked on behalf of the borrower, Cypress West Partners, to secure two floating-rate acquisition loans through CIT Group Inc.’s Healthcare Finance unit. A $6.7M, 36-month loan was arranged for 101 Gateway, and a $7.8M, 60-month loan was secured for Paradise Valley Professional. The HFF debt placement team representing the borrower included Aldon Cole and Taylor Bergthold.
10 The Holiday Inn & Suites Phoenix-Mesa/Chandler in Mesa has been sold to a Canadian investor for $13.1M. The Manitoba-based company plans to renovate and add mixed-use elements to the existing hotel property. Jon Grantham and James Meng of Colliers International in Greater Phoenix negotiated the sale transaction. A conglomerate of five separate limited liability corporations sold the property to AP2 Development. Kirk Pankey of Lagundi Hotels & Resorts represented the buyer in the transaction.
11 Thorofare Capital has funded a $13M short-term bridge loan for the refinance and renovation of Park Terrace at Gateway, a 277-unit assisted and independent living facility in North Phoenix.
12 ABI Multifamily announced the $9.5M sale of the 93 unit, six building The Vue on Camelback in Phoenix. The buyer is a private investor with offices in Phoenix and Canada. The seller is a private investment partnership based in Phoenix. The multifamily brokerage team of Rue Bax, Alon Shnitzer, John Kobierowski, Doug Lazovick and Eddie Chang represented both the buyer and seller in this transaction.
13 Marcus & Millichap announced the sale of three apartment properties in Tucson: River View Villas (80-units), Santa Cruz Vista (56-units), and Westlake Village (100-units), according to Ryan Sarbinoff, regional manager of the firm’s Phoenix/Tucson office. The portfolio, totaling 236 units, sold for $8.6M.
14 CBRE has arranged the $7M sale of 801 Turney, a 61-unit garden-style apartment community in Phoenix. Brian Smuckler, Jeff Seaman and Derek Smigiel with CBRE represented both the seller, 801 West Turney, LLC, and the buyer, Geiger Properties I, LLC.
15 Phoenician Villa Apartments in Phoenix has sold for $5.5M to Thomas Pride International
and ECOHAUS Real Estate. The seller was Neilstate Investment Properties, LLC. Kidder Mathews multifamily investment broker, Karl Abert, represented Thomas Pride International and ECOHAUS Real Estate in the transaction.
16 Cushman & Wakefield announced TA Realty purchased a building in the Warner Commerce Park, Chandler, from Del Mar Partnership for $5.2M. Bob Buckley, Tracy Cartledge and Steve Lindley of Cushman & Wakefield Phoenix negotiated the transaction on behalf of the seller. Built in 2008, the property is 50KSF and is currently leased to Jumpstreet – an indoor trampoline park, and Gold Medal Gymnastics.
17 CBRE has arranged the sale of Parkview on 5th, a 17-unit apartment community in Tempe. The property sold for $2.52. Brian Smuckler, Jeff Seaman and Derek Smigiel with CBRE Phoenix represented the seller, VVP, LLC, and the buyer, Luna Bear Denton, LLC, in the transaction.
18 CBRE arranged the $2.065M sale of a single-tenant retail property leased to Carl’s Jr., a 4KSF building located at 1070 E. Ajo Way in Tucson. Nancy McClure with CBRE’s Tucson office and Andrew Fosberg with CBRE’s Phoenix office represented the seller, Cumming D. Carl’s, LLC. The buyer was JGNK Investments Arizona.
19 A lease for 26.8KSF in Paradise Square, 3901 E. Thunderbird Road, Phoenix, to YouFit Health Clubs was recently consummated. The owner of the center is Manatee
Investments III, LLC. Jared Lively of Rein & Grossoehme CRE represented the landlord and Christy Stross of West Central Real Estate Services represented the tenant.
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Owner - Project Description Pre- Submittal
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7/17/18 3pm
List COCHA18-00008325
On-Call City of Chandler - On-Call Consultant Pre-Qualified List for Construction Management Services. The work consists of providing construction management services for City of Chandler Capital Improvement Projects. Contact: Paula Brown, Contract Services Representative, at 480-782-3308 or [email protected]. First published on 6/26
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7/18/18 2pm
$26.5M 2018-030 RFQ ADOT - Final Design for US60 (Superstition Freeway), Crismon to Meridian High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) and General-Purpose Lanes. Contact: Pat Glasmann, Contract Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 6/22
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7/18/18 2pm MST
$1.5M 2018C014 On-Call Flood Control District of Maricopa County - On-Call Construction Management Services. Contact: Belinda McIlhargey at 602-506-4774 or [email protected] or Sharon Rogers at 602-506-6764 or [email protected]. First published on 6/29
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7/18/18 2pm MST
$2M 2018C013 On-Call Maricopa County - On-Call Quality Assurance Management & Material Testing Services, District Dam Rehabilitation Projects. Contact: Belinda McIlhargey at 602-506-4774 or [email protected] or Sharon Rogers at 602-506-6764 or [email protected]. First published on 6/29
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7/18/18 3pm
List COCHA18-00008336
On-Call City of Chandler - On-Call Consultant Pre-Qualified List for Park & Landscape Design Services. Contact: Paula Brown, Contract Services Representative, at 480-782-3308 or [email protected]. First published on 6/29
DESIGN / CONSULTANT / PLANNING / INSPECTION Includes Design, Construction Administration, Inspection, Master Planning, Surveying, and
Environmental Analysis Solutions.
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AI-039 RFQ City of Sierra Vista - Airport Architectural / Engineering Professional Services, Sierra Vista Municipal Airport. The work consists of scoping, design, bidding/negotiations & construction administration services. Contact: Helen Lee, Contract Administrator, at 520-439-2207 or [email protected]. First published on 6/29, updated link & revised due date on 7/3
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7/19/18 2:15pm
AI-040 RFQ City of Sierra Vista - Airport Planning Professional Services, Sierra Vista Municipal Airport. The work consists of planning functions associated with several anticipated construction projects. Contact: Helen Lee, Contract Administrator, at 520-439-2207 or [email protected]. First published on 7/3 & updated link on 7/10
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7/20/18 12pm
$3.95M List WS85110007 RFQ City of Phoenix - Engineering Services for Pressure Reducing Valve Program, Water Services Department. The work consists of engineering services for the assessment, design & possible construction administration & inspection services for the improvement of the Pressure Reducing Valves (PRVs). Contact: Julie B. Smith at 602-534-2418 or [email protected]. First published on 7/3 & added sign-in sheet on 7/13
7/9/18 11am
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7/20/18 2pm
$2M List 18SQ015 On-Call City of Scottsdale - On-Call Design Services for Water Department. Contact: Joe Phillips, Project Manager, at 480-312-2522 or [email protected]. First published on 6/29
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7/20/18 2pm
2018-004 RFQ ADOT - Real Property Eminent Domain Appraisal Reviewer, Right of Way Group. No DBE Goal Established. Contact: Crystal Hawbaker, Contract Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 7/3
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7/20/18 2pm
171845 RFP City of Glendale - Water Services Department Integrated Water Master Plan. The work consists of planning services to meet long-term sustainable water supply & wastewater management needs; maintain infrastructure reliability & redundancy; & meet emerging regulatory requirements. Contact: Kathy Mitchell at [email protected] or Michelle Lizarraga at [email protected] or Tom Kaczmarowski at [email protected]. First published on 7/3
18PS07 RFQ Mohave County - Engineer Services for Malibu Road Improvement District. The work consists of engineering services for the design of road improvements. Contact: Andrew L. Michel, Procurement Officer Senior, at 928-753-0752 x3. First published on 7/3
7/11/18 10am
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7/23/18 4pm
$50K TOCC18-00008350 RFQ Town of Cave Creek - Engineering Services for CAP Pipeline Pump Stations Evaluation, Upgrading & Implementation. Contact: James Kaylor at 480-488-6618. First published on 7/10
7/9/18 1pm
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7/24/18 2pm PST
$5M RFQ City of Casa Grande - Construction Management Services for Community Services Projects including the Main Library Expansion & Carr McNatt Park Remodel. Contact: Steve Hardesty, Director of Community Services, at 520-421-8677 x4511. First published on 7/10
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7/25/18 2pm MST
$250K On-Call Maricopa Association of Governments - On-Call Services for FY 2018 MAG Models Integration. Contact: Vladimir Livshits, System Analysis Program Manager, at [email protected]. First published on 6/15
6/20/18 1pm MST
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7/27/18 1:30pm REVISED
$31M 6152018 RFQ HPPC, LLC - Architectural Services for Catalina Parking Structure, Park Central Mall, Phoenix. The work consists of designing a 2,000 space, 10 level parking structure. Contact: Jon Stelzer at 623-344-4539 or [email protected]. First published on 7/3, updated link, & revised pre-submittal meeting & due date on 7/13
7/12/18 11am REVISED
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7/31/18 3pm
<$100K ADOT19-00008351 RFQuote ADOT - Transportation Consulting, Safe Routes to Schools Map Update, City of Maricopa. Contact: Amir Sakhi, Procurement Officer, at 602-712-4398 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
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7/31/18 3pm
List COCHA19-00008344
On-Call City of Chandler - On-Call Consultant Pre-Qualified List for Water-Wastewater Services. The work consists of permitting, survey, studies, design, water-wastewater engineering services, inspection, security, instrument controls integration/SCADA/control systems, electrical/energy management, & construction administration/management services. Contact: Andrew Goh, CIP City Engineer, at 480-782-3343 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
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8/1/18 9am
$540K List 5409591 RFQ City of Tempe - Professional Services for Intersection Improvements - Rural Rd & University Dr. Contact: Wendy Springborn, Engineering Services Manager, at [email protected]. First published on 7/13
$150K List 19RQ001 RFQ City of Scottsdale - Engineering Support Services, City Water & Wastewater Reclamation Treatment Facilities. Contact: Karie Ingles, Bid & Contract Specialist, at 480-312-5744 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
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8/1/18 3pm MST
$131M DP 101286 RFQ ASU - Archaeology Services for Interdisciplinary Science & Technology Building 7. Contact: Lorana Myers, Senior Buyer, at 480-727-1426 or [email protected]. First published on 7/17
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8/2/18 1pm
On-Call Pine-Strawberry Water Improvement District - On-Call Engineering Services. Contact: Cato Esquivel at 928-476-4222 or [email protected]. First published on 7/17
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8/3/18 12pm
6000000573 On-Call City of Phoenix - On-Call Services for CY 2019-2020 Engineering / Consulting Services. The work consists of studies, plan review, special inspections, programming, master plans, design, construction document development & construction administration services. Contact: Samantha Ansmann at [email protected]. First published on 7/17
7/24/18 9:30am
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8/3/18 12pm
6000000582 On-Call City of Phoenix - On-Call Services for 2019-2020 Environmental / Natural-Cultural Resources / NEPA On-Call Services. Contact: Samantha Ansmann at [email protected]. First published on 7/17
7/19/18 9am
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8/3/18 12pm
6000000580 On-Call City of Phoenix - On-Call Services for 2019-2020 Street Transportation Department Soils & Materials Testing. The work consists of geotechnical, materials testing & laboratory services including sampling, laboratory & field testing of soil, concrete & asphalt; asphalt, concrete & aggregate plant inspections; & analyses & preparation of reports. Contact: Michael Soto at [email protected]. First published on 7/17
PA75200538 RFQ City of Phoenix - Design Services for Cesar Chavez Community Center, 7858 S. 35th Avenue. The work consists of architectural services for the design of a new community center, including programming, design, & possible construction administration services. Contact: Samantha Ansmann at [email protected]. First published on 7/17
7/23/18 9am
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8/3/18 COB
RFI TEP - RFI for Forest Biomass Generation. The work consists of providing market information on the size, availability, and deliverability of biomass generation resources. All questions should be posted on the website Q&A page. First published on 7/3
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8/7/18 2pm MST
190001-ROQ RFQ Maricopa County - Central Courts Renovation Design. The work consists of architectural design services with necessary engineering & construction administration services for the renovation of the 12th & 13th floors. Contact: Corry Slama, County Procurement Supervisor, at 602-506-2248 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
7/25/18 9am Mand.
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8/8/18 4pm
$146K RN-2018-07-09A RFQ Rio Nuevo Multipurpose Facilities District - Preliminary Design Services for the Historic Bungalow Block Project, Tucson. The work consists of design services for the preservation & repurposing of the properties generally described as “Historic Bungalow Block”. Contact: Brandi Haga-Blackman, RFQ Administrator, at 520-623-7336 or [email protected] or Mark Collins, District Representative, at 520-388-4780 or [email protected]. First published on 7/17
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8/8/18 4pm
$146K RN-2018-07-09B RFQ Rio Nuevo Multipurpose Facilities District - Preliminary Design Services for the Solot Block Project, Tucson. The work consists of design services for the preservation & repurposing of the properties generally described as “Solot Block”. Contact: Brandi Haga-Blackman, RFQ Administrator, at 520-623-7336 or [email protected] or Mark Collins, District Representative, at 520-388-4780 or [email protected]. First published on 7/17
$146K RN-2018-07-09C RFQ Rio Nuevo Multipurpose Facilities District - Preliminary Design Services for the “Donut Hole” Block Project, Tucson. The work consists of design services for the preservation & repurposing of the properties generally described as” Donut Hole Block”. Contact: Brandi Haga-Blackman, RFQ Administrator, at 520-623-7336 or [email protected] or Mark Collins, District Representative, at 520-388-4780 or [email protected]. First published on 7/17
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8/10/18 12pm
$2.4M WS85230023 RFQ City of Phoenix - Engineering Services for Water Services Department Electrical, Instrumentation & Control Systems Inspection & Testing Services, Val Vista Water Treatment Plant. Contact: Julie B. Smith, Contract Specialist, at 602-534-2418 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
7/31/18 11am
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8/16/18 2pm
RFP Sun Corridor Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) - Consulting Services for the Preparation of the Regional Transportation Plan (RTP). Contact: Jason Hafner, Transportation Planner, at 520-705-5153 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
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8/17/18 2pm MST
$250K RFP Maricopa Association of Governments - FY 2019 Luke Air Force Base Targeted Growth Market Plan. The work consists of conducting assessments in four focus areas & drafting working papers in each area. Contact: Amy St. Peter at [email protected]. First published on 7/13
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12/31/18 COB
$500K 11.160.181 ARQ Northern Arizona University - 2018 ARQ for Facility Related Professional Services. Contact: Jessica Ott, Contract Administrator, at 928-523-4227 or [email protected]. First published on 1/9
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On-going #APR-2018 LOI Yuma County - Consultant Register Program. Contact: Sami Ayoub at 928-817-5121 or [email protected]. First published on 5/1
RFQ City of Casa Grande - Commercial Real Estate Broker Services, Linden Property. Contact: Steven Turner, Assistant to the City Manager, at 520-421-8661 or [email protected]. First published on 6/29
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7/27/18 COB
RFP Jewish Federation of Greater Phoenix - Development of a Senior Living Facility, Ina Levine Jewish Community Campus, Scottsdale. Contact: Wes Campbell at [email protected]. First published on 7/3
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8/16/18 3pm
2018175 RFP City of Mesa - Development & Operation of a Concept Restaurant & Community-Engaged Agricultural Space, Sirrine House Property. The work consists of transforming the property into a locally sourced destination restaurant that incorporates principles of sustainability & farm-to-table dining.. Contact: Matt Bauer, Procurement Administrator, at [email protected] or Nicole Arnold, Procurement Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 5/25 & revised due date on 7/17
6/20/18 3pm
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8/23/18 11am
List RFP-CED18-CST RFP City of Phoenix - Central Station Redevelopment. The work consists of leasing & redeveloping the parcel located at 300 N Central Ave. Contact: Gretchen Wolfe, Procurement Officer, at 602-495-0747 or [email protected]. First published on 6/26 & added sign-in sheet on 7/17
7/12/18 11am
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Open Until Proposal Selected
2017-001 RFP City of Somerton - Sale or Lease of Properties, 110 N. State Ave & 150 W. Main St (Old City Hall Site, Parcels 743-62-210, 211, & 212). It is the City’s intent for the Developer/Buyer to add value to the property located at the retail core of Downtown Somerton. The property is ideal for a restaurant/bar, retail, or hotel. Contact: Hector Tapia at 928-722-7390 or [email protected]. First published on 3/30
4/27/18 10:30am
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Open Until Proposal Selected
RFP City of Mesa - Lease & Develop the Falcon Field Tech Center. Contact: Lori Gary, Senior Project Manager, at 480-644-3964 or [email protected]. First published on 6/29
IFB Pima County - Ina Rd: Shannon Rd to La Cholla Blvd. The work consists of the addition of sidewalk for one mile on the North & South side of Ina Road, including the addition of curb access ramps, driveway & cross-street adjustments, signal push button modifications, signing, pavement marking, tree reestablishment & slope stabilization. DBE Goal of 8.28%. Contact: Matt Sage, Procurement Officer, at [email protected]. First published on 6/22 & added sign-in sheet on 7/3
6/29/18 10am
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7/17/18 2pm
List 10113362 IFB Tucson Airport Authority - Reconstruct Taxiway D, Shoulders, and Connectors, Tucson International Airport. The work consists of rehabilitating the full length of Taxiway D & connector Taxiways D1 & D3, reconstruction of the existing structural shoulders & removing erosion control pavement on the outboard edge of the shoulders. Contact: Dexter De Vera at 520-573-8100 or Ryan Toner at 602-957-1155. First published on 6/22 & added sign-in sheet on 7/10
6/26/18 10am
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7/17/18 4pm MST
18-127 JOC/RFQuote
Town of Camp Verde - Verde Lakes Drainage / Verde Lakes Drive North. The work consists of installing 18” CMP, installing channel at roadside, cleaning & regrading existing roadside ditch, saw-cutting existing asphalt to install culverts, regrading, widening & repaving driveways, & removing existing catch basin & grate. Log-In Required. Contact: Dorie Blair at 928-554-0823 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
7/10/18 9am MST Mand.
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7/18/18 1pm
List EM17-ST01 IFB City of El Mirage - Butler Drive Improvements. The work consists of reconstruction of approximately 2,400 linear feet of Butler Drive including the removal & replacement of the existing roadway & widening from approx. 28 to 36 feet. Contact: Bryce Christo at [email protected]. First published on 6/19 & added planholders list on 7/3
6/27/18 1pm Mand.
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7/18/18 2pm
$425K- $525K
List 302960; HSIP PPM-0(251)D; SH64001C
IFB Pima County - Camino De La Tierra/Highway Drive/Curtis. The work consists of realigning the centerline to accommodate paved shoulders through the project limits & increasing super elevation throughout the western lane at the two existing horizontal curves. DBE Goal of 6.14%. Contact: Matt Sage, Procurement Officer, at [email protected]. First published on 6/22 & added sign-in sheet on 7/3
$1.3M List 1822209 IFB Yavapai County - Dry Creek Rd, Boynton Pass Rd, Boynton Canyon Rd Pavement Improvements. The work consists of 4.5 miles of roadway reclamation. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or [email protected]. First published on 6/29 & added sign-in sheet on 7/13
7/10/18 10am Mand.
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7/19/18 4pm REVISED
$500K- $1M
181949; SP04; U-2017-005
IFB City of Tucson - Liberty Bicycle Blvd. DBE Goal of 9.45%. Contact: Dan Longanecker, Principal Contract Officer, at 520-837-4125 or [email protected] or Gary Wittwer at 520-837-6618. First published on 6/29 & revised due date on 7/13
7/9/18 1pm
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7/20/18 11am MST
$2M List CMAQ-APJ-0(212)T; SZ18301C
IFB ADOT - Widen Roadway & Provide Sidewalk Connectivity, Winchester Rd; Southern Ave, & 16th Ave, Apache Junction. The work consists of furnishing & placing aggregate base & asphalt concrete, constructing concrete sidewalk, curb & gutter, & pavement widening. DBE Goal of 9.20%. Contact: Ghalib Mahdi, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Kirk Kiser, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 6/22
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7/20/18 11am MST
$1.2M List HSIP - GLN-0(252)T; T003101C
IFB ADOT - Construct Flashing Yellow Arrows, Various Locations, Glendale. The work consists of constructing & installing traffic signal improvements for flashing yellow arrows, modifying medians, installing retro-reflective tape on signal heads, signing & striping. No DBE Goal Established. Contact: Brandon Campbell, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or John Halvarson, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 6/22
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7/20/18 11am MST
$1.25M List HSIP-095-C(220)T; F002901C
IFB ADOT - Right Turn Lanes & Raised Medians, SR 95 at Kiowa Blvd, Quartzsite-Parker-Topock Highway. The work consists of constructing right turn lanes & a raised median, including constructing new traffic signal equipment, new sidewalk, curb & gutter, & ADA ramps. DBE Goal of 8.91%. Contact: Jalal Kamal, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Allison Baker, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 6/22
IFB ADOT - Construct Shared Use Path, New River North Shared Pathway, Glendale. The work consists of constructing a 10 foot wide concrete pathway, prefabricated bridge, pipe culverts, decorative fence, landscaping and other related work. DBE Goal of 4.43%. Contact: Sam Patton, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Kirk Kiser, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 6/29
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7/20/18 11am MST
$430K List HSIP-NAC-0(203)T; T011301C
IFB ADOT - Regional Sign Replacement, Phase III, various locations in Navajo & Coconino Counties. The work consists of removing and replacing existing sign, object marker and milepost marker panels. No DBE Goal established. Contact: Jedidiah Young, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Carl Ericksen, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 6/29
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7/20/18 11am MST
$6M List STBGP-HSIP-377-A (200)T; H893001C
IFB ADOT - Curve Reconstruction, SR277-SR77, Heber-Holbrook Hwy (SR377). The work consists of improvement of ten horizontal curves & extension pipe culverts, including differential milling & AC overlay, shoulder widening, pavement marking, striping, signing & seeding. DBE Goal of 7.02%. Contact: Fauzia Karim Koly, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Carl Ericksen, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 7/3
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7/20/18 4pm
RFP Pascua Yaqui Tribe - Facilities Management Parking Lot, Torim. The work consists of power sweeping, crack sealing, slurry sealing, & striping a 39,200 SF parking lot. Contact: Antonio Burrola at 520-879-5937 or [email protected]. First published on 7/3
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7/24/18 2pm
$10M- $15M
IFB Rocking K Development Co. - Valencia East Extension: Houghton to Old Spanish Trail. The work consists of constructing a 2-lane roadway extension of Valencia Rd between the existing Houghton Rd intersection and Old Spanish Trail, including construction of cross drainage structures, & construction of a new bridge & bank protection at the Pantano Wash. Contact: Robert Tucker at [email protected]. First published on 6/19
DBB Maricopa County - MC85 at 83rd Ave & Center Turn Lane Exp. 95th to 75th Ave. The work consists of roadway widening for MC85, 95th Ave to 75th Ave, drainage system, lateral basins, utilities relocations, street lighting, traffic signals, curbs, gutters, asphalt concrete pavement, signing, & striping. Contact: Paul Shamrock, Procurement Officer, at 602-506-6476 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
7/16/18 10:30am Mand.
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7/24/18 2pm MST
190002-S IFB Maricopa County - Guardrail Material, Installation, Services & Accessories, various locations, countywide. Contact: Brian Garcia, Procurement Officer, at 602-506-3246 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
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7/24/18 5pm
DB Anthem Community Council, Inc. - Design/Build Services for Anthem Dog Park Project. Contact: Dawn Dworak at [email protected]. First published on 7/10
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7/24/18 5pm ET
$100- $250K
List 140L6418Q0019 RFQuote Bureau of Land Management - Virgin River Campground Paving Maintenance Project, Cedar Pocket, Littlefield. The work consists of a pavement crack seal approx. 11,300 LF, a Type II slurry approx. 26,398 SY & Fog seal approx. 6,943 SY on parking lot area, site roads & site trial. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Lisa Hariper at 602-417-9434 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
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7/26/18 1pm
S0MN-C-177 RFP Connect 202 Partners, LLC - Furnish & Install Hydroseeding, All Segments, SR202L South Mountain Freeway Project, Phoenix. DBE Goal of 10.93%. Contact: [email protected]. First published on 7/10
7/17/18 9am
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7/26/18 1:30pm
$2.64M 1822047 IFB Yavapai County - Fall FY 2018-2019 Overlay, various roads, Sedona, Village of Oak Creek, Cottonwood-Bridgeport, Verde Village, Spring Valley & Chino Valley. The work consists of asphaltic concrete overlay, including re-establishing pavement markings, & replacement of guardrail. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
7/17/18 9am Mand.
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7/26/18 4pm REVISED
$5M- $10M
List 181911; SR1G; I-2010-022; SS93701C
IFB City of Tucson - Houghton Road - UPRR to I-10. DBE Goal of 7.51%. Contact: Michael Marietti at 520-837-6629 or Dan Longanecker, Principal Contract Officer, at 520-837-4125 or [email protected]. First published on 6/19, added sign-in sheet & revised due date on 7/13
2018-012 IFB Town of Marana - Ina Rd / Aerie Dr Reconstruction. The work consists of restoration of pavement on two adjacent roadways, including milling existing pavement, placement of a rubber interlayer, replacement of PAG 2 mix, new street lighting, fiber conduit, landscaping, turn bay & sidewalk replacement. Log-In Required. Contact: Rudy Torres, Purchasing Officer, at 520-382-1983 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
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7/31/18 4pm
$100K- $500K
181953; SP08; U-2017-010; SF01901C
IFB City of Tucson - Robison Elementary Area Improvements. DBE Goal of 10.87%. Contact: Gary Wittwer at 520-837-6618 or Dan Longanecker, Principal Contract Officer, at 520-837-4125 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
7/17/18 2:30pm
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8/1/18 5pm CST
$1.8B W9126G18RBI01 Pre-Qual Department of the Army - Prequalification of Sources for Horizontal Construction Contracts, Southwestern Border Security & Immigration Enforcement Improvements, AZ, CA & TX. The work consists of border fence, border patrol roads, border access roads, border lights, border gates, border drainage improvements, levee walls, & improvements, repairs, & alterations. Contact: Donald C. Sumner at 916-557-6752 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 7/17
DBB Maricopa County - Northern Pkwy, Dysart Rd to 111th Ave. The work consists of 3.5 miles of new roadway construction, intersection improvements, storm drain, reinforced concrete box culverts, drainage basins & channels, signing & pavement markings, lighting, traffic signals, retaining walls, bridge & landscaping. Contact: Brian Garcia, Procurement Officer, at 602-506-3246 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
7/26/18 9am
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8/10/18 11am MST
$933K List STP-CLF-0(201)T; T002701C
IFB ADOT - Bridge Rehabilitation - Zorilla Street Bridge #9633, Clifton. The work consists of replacing the timber bridge deck, asphalt wearing surface & broken or missing truss pin nuts, installing timber bridge rails, repainting the superstructure & installing roadway signs. DBE Goal of 2.84%. Contact: Vian Rashid, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Qui Nguyen, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 6/19
IFB ADOT - Paving Gravel Roads, Palm Ln; Harris St to Gilbert Rd & McDonald Subdivision, Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. The work consists of paving existing gravel roadways, including roadway excavation, placing aggregate base course, asphalt concrete, signing, pavement marking & installing new water supply pipe. DBE Goal of 8.15%. Contact: Vian Rashid, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Micah Hannam, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 7/3
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8/10/18 11am MST
$2M List NHPP-01 0-D(219)T; H894101C
IFB ADOT - Bridge Rehabilitation, Pinal Air Park TI UP STR #771, Casa Grande - Tucson Hwy (I-10). The work consists of removing existing concrete bridge deck & railings, repair of damaged steel bridge griders, including heat straightening & construction of new cast-in-place bridge deck, approach slabs & bridge railings. DBE Goal of 0.0%. Contact: Rene Teran, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Abraham Abdulnour, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 7/13
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8/14/18 2pm MST
$1M 181119 IFB Pinal County - Park Link Drive Pavement Rehabilitation. The work consists of removing existing pavement, installing aggregate base course & asphaltic concrete. Contact: Lorina Gillette, Procurement Officer, at 520-866-6639 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
7/26/18 9am
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8/17/18 4pm
RFP Pascua Yaqui Tribe - Ignacio M Baumea Rd Pavement Preservation, Trash Receptacles & Bollard Replacement, Tucson. The work consists of power sweeping, crack repair by saw cutting, installing trash receptacles, & replacing all missing green bollards. Contact: Antonio Burrola at 520-879-5937 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
IFB Town of Oro Valley - La Cholla Blvd, Phase II: Overton Rd to Tangerine & Watermain Replacements. The work consists of reconstruction of 3 traffic signals, widening to 4 lanes, including raised landscaped median, curbs, multi-use path, sidewalk, drainage, ADA compliant curb access ramps, striping, signing & utility coordination. Log-in Required. Contact: Mike Neihart, Procurement Administrator, at [email protected] or Jill Scott, Office Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 6/19 & updated link on 6/22
7/18/18 1:30pm MST
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8/24/18 11am MST
$25M List 010-B-NFA; H858701C
IFB ADOT - Construct New Traffic Interchange, Fairway Dr, Avondale. The work consists of a new traffic interchange, new bridges for the traffic interchange and 0.2 miles of new arterial street. No DBE Goal established. Contact: Mahfuz Anway, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Keegan Olds, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 6/29
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8/24/18 11am MST
$585K List CMAQ-FTH-0(208)T; SZ03901C
IFB ADOT - Shoulder Widening, Fountain Hills Blvd: Pinto to Segundo, Fountain Hills. The work consists of shoulder widening, drainage modifications, pavement markings & signing. DBE Goal of 13.66%. Contact: Mohammed Patwary, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Dylan Cardie, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 7/17
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8/31/18 11am MST
$63.7M List NHPP-017-A(248)T; H738301C
IFB ADOT - Reconstruct TIs, Pinnacle Peak & Happy Valley Rd TIs, Phoenix-Cordes Jct. Hwy, I-17. The work consists of widening of I-17, including milling of existing pavement & replacement with Asphaltic Rubber-Asphaltic Concrete Friction Course, & reconstruction of Pinnacle Peak Rd & Happy Valley Rd TIs. DBE Goal of 10.22%. Contact: Iqbal Hossain, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Dylan Cardie, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 7/10
IFB ADOT - Bridge Replacement, Pinto Creek Bridge, Phoenix-Globe Hwy (Us-60). The work consists of removing the existing nine span steel arch bridge & constructing a new four span steel haunch girder bridge on a new alignment, including reconstructing roadway approaches, constructing retaining & replacing guardrail. DBE Goal of 8.23%. Contact: Mohammed Patwary, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Chris Olson, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 7/10
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9/14/18 11am MST
$2.3M List STBGP-092-A(208)T; H889101C
IFB ADOT - Pavement Preservation, Baumkirchner Rd - Bisbee Roundabout, Sierra Vista - Bisbee Hwy (SR92). The work consists of chip seal coat to existing payment surface, pavement marking & traffic control. DBE Goal of 5.07%. Contact: Rene Teran, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Qui Nguyen, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 6/5
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9/14/18 11am MST
$950K List STP-070-A(218)T; H891701C
IFB ADOT - Lighting, ADA Ramps, Intersection Improvements, US 70 Safford 20th Ave - 8th St, Globe, Lordsburg Hwy (US 70). The work consists of removing existing pavement & replacing it with asphaltic concrete (miscellaneous structural), constructing intersection improvements, installing street lighting & ADA ramps, signing & striping. DBE Goal of 2.77%. Contact: David Do, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Qui Nguyen, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 6/8
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9/14/18 11am MST
$2.2M List HSIP-095-A(205)T; H838801C
IFB ADOT - Reconstruct Intersection, US 95 & Ave 8E Intersection, San Luis-Yuma-Quartzsite Hwy (US 95). The work consists of reconstructing the intersection & two-way left turn lane existing & new alignment, including placing asphaltic concrete, constructing guardrail, replacing pavement marking & lighting. DBE Goal of 5.69%. Contact: Brandon Campbell, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Jaime Hernandez, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 7/10
$5.9M List STP-060-A(21 0)T; H888301C; STP-060-A(211 )T; H888401C
IFB ADOT - Pavement Preservation & Chip Seal, US 60, MP 82 to Aguila & Centennial Wash to Aguila, Quartzsite-Wickenburg Hwy. The work consists of safety improvements including milling, placing AC, removing & installing guardrail, shoulder build up & compaction for MP 82 to Aguila, & milling & replacing with chip seal coat for Centennial Wash to Aguila. DBE Goal of 6.05%. Contact: Layth Al Obaidi, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Robert LaJeunesse, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 7/13
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9/21/18 11am MST
$40M List NH-093-B(205)S; H823201C
IFB ADOT - Reconstruct Roadway, Carrow - Stephens, Wickenburg - Kingman Hwy (US 93). The work consists of constructing a four-lane divided highway, including constructing new alignment; milling existing asphaltic concrete pavement; constructing concrete box culverts & two box bridges; installing pipe culverts, guardrail, & fence; striping & signing. DBE Goal of 7.22%. Contact: Jedidiah Young, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Todd Steinberger, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 7/17
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TBD $800K CIP #1.1803 IFB Yuma County - Pavement Preservation: Hwy 95 from Ave C 3/4 to Co. 11 1/2 St Chip Seal Project. The work consists of chip seal, fog seal & permanent & thermoplastic striping. Contact: Francisco Sanchez at [email protected]. First published on 7/17
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TBD $1.2M CIP #1.1801 IFB Yuma County - Chip Seal Program Yuma & Mohawk District Fall 2018, various roadways, countywide. The work consists of chip seal, fog seal, & striping. Contact: Francisco Sanchez at [email protected]. First published on 7/17
JOC Pine-Strawberry Water Improvement District - JOC for Waterline Replacement & Water Facilities Improvement Project. Contact: Cato Esquivel, District Manager, at 928-476-4222 or [email protected]. First published on 6/26 & updated link on 7/17
7/10/18 10am
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7/20/18 3pm PT
$5M- $10M
List 140R3018R0021 RFP Department of the Interior - Diversion Structure Replacement, Main Outlet Drain Extension, Wellton-Mohawk Irrigation & Drainage District, Yuma. The work consists of construction of reinforced concrete diversion structure, pipe connection well & two outlet transitions. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Luis Gallardo, Contract Specialist, at 928-343-8129 or [email protected] or Nicholas Clements, Contracting Officer, at 702-293-8156 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 5/4, moved to open solicitations on 6/8 & added sign-in sheet on 7/10
6/19/18 8am PT
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7/23/18 3pm
<$4M 140A1118Q0042 IDIQ Department of the Interior - Underground Boring/Electrical Services, San Carlos Irrigation Project. Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise Set-Aside. Contact: Randall Brown at 520-723-6208 or [email protected]. First published on 6/26
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7/23/18 4pm
SSP-18-159 IFB Vistancia South, LLC - Lone Mountain Water Line Project. Contact: Karen Howard at 623-455-4974 or [email protected]. First published on 7/3
7/10/18 8:30am
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7/24/18 2pm MST REVISED
$5M- $10M
List 89503118B WA000005
IFB Department of Energy - Construction of Gila Substation Stage 7, Yuma County. The work consists of removal of 161-KV bus & structures, provide 230 bus & structures & transmission line work. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Caroline Bachelier, Contracting Specialist, at [email protected] or Eric Jordan, Contracting Officer, at 602-605-2665 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 5/18, moved to open solicitations on 6/1, added sign-in sheet & revised due date on 7/3
6/14/18 9am
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$1M List PW18-108; WA1372
IFB City of Avondale - Coldwater East Reservoir Rehabilitation. The work consists of surface preparation & coating one 2.5 million gallon water storage reservoir & miscellaneous improvements. Contact: Tiffany Copp, Procurement Administrator, at 623-333-4213 or [email protected]. First published on 6/22, added sign-in sheet on 6/29 & revised due date on 7/13
IFB City of Mesa - Utility Quarter Section 13C Improvements Water, Gas. The work consists of waterline & gas line improvements, including asphalt pavement removal & replacement, concrete removal & replacement, private water service line installation & landscape restoration. Contact: Stephanie Gishey at 480-644-5490 or [email protected]. First published on 6/26
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7/26/18 2pm
<$3M JOC-G18 JOC City of Mesa - Natural Gas Line Construction Services, citywide. The work consists of minor gas line construction projects, involving gas line installation to new & existing City natural gas customers. Contact: Donna Horn at 480-644-3404 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
7/16/18 9:30am
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7/26/18 2pm
18PWD025 IFB City of Prescott - FY19 Utility Locating & Potholing by Vacuum Extraction Project, various locations, citywide. Contact: Erika Laster, Contract Specialist, at 928-777-1130 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
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7/26/18 2pm
SOI Pine-Strawberry Water Improvement District - Statements of Interest for Design-Build One-Step Services Potable Water Tank Replacement & Rehabilitation Services. Contact: Cato Esquivel, District Manager, at 928-476-4222 or [email protected]. First published on 7/17
7/19/18 2pm
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7/30/18 2pm
List P18-0071; UT00307CO
IFB City of Peoria - Manhole Rehabilitation, citywide. The work consists of as-needed manhole rehabilitation throughout the year. Contact: Drew Ashmun, Contract Officer, at 623-773-7118 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
DBB Flood Control District of Maricopa County - Side Inlet Pipes Rehab, New River Levees, Olive Ave to Grand Ave Project. Contact: Corry Slama, County Procurement Supervisor, at 602-506-2248 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
7/18/18 2pm Mand.
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8/2/18 1pm
$100K- $250K
List 140R3018B0007 IFB Department of the Interior - By-Pass Drain Panel Repair, Yuma. The work consists of saw cutting, demolition, & removal of sediment & trash inside canal prism, removal of concrete canal lining panels, earthwork, concrete lining expansion joint construction & installation, removing joint sealant & installing new sealant. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Kathy Berry, Contract Specialist, at 702-293-8460 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 6/22 & moved to open solicitations on 7/10
List 140R3018B0006 IFB Department of the Interior - Relocate Cocopah 6” Force Main, Yuma Area Office. The work consists of installation of approx. 13,500 LF of 6” sewer line, making connections at both ends to the existing force main. Total HUBZone Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Luis Gallardo, Contract Specialist, at 928-343-8129 or [email protected] or Nicholas Clements, Contracting Officer, at 702-293-8156 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 5/25 & moved to open solicitations on 7/3
7/13/18 8am
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8/7/18 3pm
226 IFB City of Page dba Page Utility Enterprises - Powell Substation Transformer T2 Replacement Project. The work consists of demolition of an existing transformer pad & the construction of a new transformer pad. Contact: Utility Office at 928-645-2419 x213. First published on 6/29 & updated link on 7/3
7/23/18 8:30am Mand.
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8/9/18 11am
List IFB Pine-Strawberry Water Improvement District - Strawberry Knolls 2 & Strawberry Ranch 2 Water Line Replacement Project. The work consists of installation of new water lines & replacement of existing water lines. Contact: Brandon Squire at 623-547-4661 or [email protected]. First published on 7/17
7/26/18 11:30am Mand.
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8/31/18 11am MST
$1.3M List STP-999-A(518)T; F005501C
IFB ADOT - Install Uninterruptable Power Supply, Various Locations, Statewide. The work consists of installing Standalone Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) battery backup or Combined Meter Pedestal/UPS units & removing existing meter pedestal. No DBE Goal established. Contact: Vian Rashid, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or John Halvarson, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 7/13
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8/31/18 COB
RFP APS - Battery Storage, APS Owned Solar Plants, Statewide. The work consists of 106 megawatts of battery storage capacity to equip APS-owned solar plants with battery storage. Contact: Register through PowerAdvocate. First published on 7/3
171801 IFB City of Glendale - Construction Services for Fire Station #152 Remodel. Contact: Glendale Engineering Department at 623-930-2000. First published on 6/26 & revised due date on 7/10
7/2/18 9am Mand.
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7/17/18 2pm
$1M List 180719 IFB Pinal County - JP Court Renovation Project, Superior. The work consists of renovations to a 5,873 SF building. Contact: Lorina Gillette, Procurement Officer, at 520-866-6639 or [email protected]. First published on 6/8 & added sign-in sheet & valuation on 6/26
6/20/18 10am
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7/19/18 2pm
$10.4M 19-03-19 CMAR Flowing Wells Unified School District - CMAR Services for Walter Douglas Elementary School Reconstruction, Tucson. Log-In Required. Contact: Mark VanDero at [email protected]. First published on 7/3
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7/20/18 1pm MST
$355M 480-90-18-012 CMAR Maricopa Integrated Health System (MIHS) - CMAR Services for Roosevelt Campus Hospital Development. The work consists of turn key replacement of the existing Central Energy Plant, relocation of various underground utilities, construction of a 771KSF acute care hospital & 89KSF B occupancy expansion. Contact: Stephen Blaylock, Procurement Officer, at [email protected]. First published on 7/3
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7/24/18 4pm
$1.5M 2018-20000194; 0114 – Fire4
CMAR City of Yuma - CMAR Services for Fire Station 4 Remodel. The work consists of improvements to an existing 6,700 SF, 2-bay fire station. Log-In Required. Contact: Melinda Holmes, Senior Buyer, at Melinda [email protected]. First published on 7/3
IFB Chiricahua Community Health Clinic - Bisbee Clinic Renovations. The work consists of selective demolition & interior & exterior renovation of an existing clinic, including all new interior finishes & systems, renovation of an existing parking lot & new landscaping. Contact: Holly Damerell, Project Architect, at 520-795-2705 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
7/12/18 10:30am Mand.
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7/26/18 4pm MDST
18-07-1887VJ RFP Navajo Nation Facilities Maintenance Department - Construction of Two Buildings, Tuba City, AZ & Shiprock, NM. The work consists of construction 2 36’x40’ office & storage spaces. Contact: Marcus Tulley, Department Manager III, at [email protected]. First published on 7/13
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8/14/18 2pm
10217978 DBB Tucson Airport Authority - Construct New Family Restrooms, Service Animal Relief Areas & Janitorial Supply Closets, Tucson International Airport. The work consists of renovations to 5 existing public restrooms to create supply closets, renovation of 5 supply closets , construction of 4 new public family restrooms & construction of 2 service animal relief areas. DBE Goal of 7%. Contact: Steven Herzog at 520-325-5847. First published on 7/13
7/30/18 10am
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8/21/18 2pm
181219; 53330074 IFB Pinal County - Construction Services for Central Pinal Justice Court & Public Health Clinic Building Project, Coolidge. Contact: Lorina Gillette, Procurement Officer, at 520-866-6639 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
7/31/18 10am Mand.
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7/17/18 9am MST REVISED
171801 Sub bids FCI Constructors, Inc. is requesting sub bids on City of Glendale Fire Station #152 Remodel Project. The scope includes the installation of partitions, finish materials, mechanical, plumbing & electrical equipment, kitchen and restroom facilities and minor structural and site modifications. Log-in Required. Contact: Chris Reina at [email protected]. First published on 6/29 & revised due date on 7/10
Sub bids DG Fenn Construction is requesting sub bids on Goodwill TI, Payson. The work consists of a 15KSF TI. Log-In Required. Contact: Teresa Darrow at [email protected] or Glenn Turney at 480-320-8456 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10 & revised due date on 7/17
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7/17/18 5pm ET
Sub bids UHC Construction Services is requesting sub bids on Flemings Remodel, Chandler. The work consists of interior modifications to existing furniture layout & finishes. Log-In Required. Contact: Shaun Kuhne at 440-782-6569. First published on 7/17
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7/18/18 5pm
Sub bids Elder-Jones, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Talbots Remodel, Kierland Commons, Scottsdale. The work consists of a partial remodel of a 7,500 SF store. Contact: Drew Hirsch at 952-345-6075. First published on 6/29
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7/18/18 COB
Sub bids Wasson Commercial Contracting is requesting sub bids on Territory Dispensary, Mesa. The work consists of a 2,426 SF build out. Contact: Chris Ribordy, Estimating Coordinator, at 480-292-9355 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
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7/18/18 COB
Sub bids Wasson Commercial Contracting is requesting sub bids on I-MAD, Kitchen Upgrade, Scottsdale. The work consists of remodeling a 207 SF kitchen. Contact: Chris Ribordy, Estimating Coordinator, at 480-292-9355 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
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7/18/18 COB
Sub bids Management Resource Systems, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Talbots Remodel, Kierland Commons, Scottsdale. The work consists of a partial remodel of a 7,500 SF store. Log-In Required. Contact: Management Resource Systems, Inc. at 336-861-1960 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
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7/19/18 12pm PT
Sub bids Fulcrum Construction, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Ground Up Firestone, Scottsdale. The work consists of construction of a new 7,599 SF building. Log-In Required. Contact: Kurtis Davis at 310-339-9477 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
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7/19/18 2pm
$4.2M Sub bids Low Mountain Construction is requesting sub bids on LDS Layton Lakes, Chandler. The work consists of construction of a new 18,839 SF church. Contact: [email protected] or 602-265-2201. First published on 6/26
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7/19/18 2pm
$4.2M Sub bids Porter Brothers is requesting sub bids on LDS Layton Lakes, Chandler. The work consists of construction of a new 18,839 SF church. Log-In Required. Contact: Adam Croft at 480-545-7272 or [email protected] or Gary Porter at [email protected]. First published on 6/26
Sub bids Tri-North Builders, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Talbots Remodel, Kierland Commons, Scottsdale. The work consists of a partial remodel of a 7,500 SF store. Contact: Brandon Thomas at 682-233-9200 or [email protected]. First published on 7/3
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7/19/18 Sub bids Wasson Commercial Contracting is requesting sub bids on Costa Vista, Glendale. The work consists of a 3,042 SF interior improvement. Contact: Chris Ribordy, Estimating Coordinator, at 480-292-9355 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
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7/20/18 10am MT
$6M STBGP-HSIP-377-A (200)T; H893001C
Sub bids FNF Construction, Inc. is requesting sub bids on ADOT - Curve Reconstruction, SR277-SR77, Heber-Holbrook Hwy (SR377). The work consists of improvement of ten horizontal curves & extension pipe culverts, including differential milling & AC overlay, shoulder widening, pavement marking, striping, signing & seeding. DBE Goal of 7.02%. Log-In Required. Contact: Sarah Gray at 480-784-2910 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
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7/20/18 4pm
Sub bids Express Set is requesting sub bids on Lenscrafters TI, Scottsdale. The work consists of a 3KSF TI. Log-In Required. Contact: Zach Rossberg at 801-878-3574 or [email protected]. First published on 7/17
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7/20/18 5pm EST
Sub bids Octane Design, LLC is requesting sub bids on Wells Fargo - La Paloma Office Center, 1st & 2nd Floor Project, Tucson. The work consists of a 3,578 SF tenant build-out. Log-In Required. Contact: Jim Canty at 480-495-7537. First published on 7/13
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7/23/18 12pm REVISED
$2M- $5M
36C25818R0267 Sub bids D-Square Construction, LLC is requesting sub bids on VA Tucson Hybrid Operating Room, Bldg. 57. The work consists of renovations to a 2,513 SF room. Contact: Steve Almgren at 520-748-9371 or [email protected]. First published on 5/18 & revised due date on 6/15, 6/22, 6/29 & 7/10
6/2/18 8am
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7/23/18 2pm EST REVISED
$2M- $5M
36C25818R0268 Sub bids Herman Construction Group is requesting sub bids on VA Tucson Hybrid Operating Room, Bldg. 57. The work consists of renovations to a 2,513 SF room. Contact: Rick Garcia at 858-277-7100 x229 or [email protected]. First published on 5/22 & revised due date on 6/15, 6/22, 6/29 & 7/10
6/2/18 8am
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7/23/18 4pm REVISED
Sub bids Savant Construction, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Trader Joe’s #285, Gilbert. The work consists of TI for construction of new Trader Joe’s in a newly constructed shell building. Log-In Required. Contact: Phil Thompson at 909-614-4300 or [email protected]. First published on 7/3 & revised due date on 7/13
Sub bids FNF Construction, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Rocking K Development Co. - Valencia East Extension: Houghton to Old Spanish Trail. The work consists of constructing a 2-lane roadway extension of Valencia Rd between the existing Houghton Rd intersection and Old Spanish Trail, including construction of cross drainage structures, & construction of a new bridge & bank protection at the Pantano Wash. Log-In Required. Contact: Sarah Gray at 480-784-2910 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
7/10/18 11am
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7/25/18 2pm
$200K Sub bids Low Mountain Construction is requesting sub bids on LDS Javelina HVAC Demo, Mesa. The work consists of demolition services for future repair & replacement of HVAC system in building. Contact: [email protected] or 602-265-2201. First published on 7/17
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7/25/18 3pm EST
Sub bids Southwestern Services is requesting sub bids on Aspen Dental, Mesa. The work consists of a 4,480 SF tenant built-out. Log-In Required. Contact: Nick Glavin at [email protected]. First published on 6/22
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7/25/18 5pm MST
Sub bids Canyon Building & Design is requesting sub bids on LA Fitness, Surprise. The work consists of construction of a new 34KSF sports club. Contact: Terry Jenni at 520-299-7927. First published on 7/10
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7/25/18 COB
Sub bids Wasson Commercial Contracting is requesting sub bids on Falcon Commerce Park, Mesa. The work consists of concrete tilt construction of a new 616 SF office and 14,090 SF warehouse, including site work. Contact: Chris Ribordy, Estimating Coordinator, at 480-292-9355 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
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7/26/18 5pm
Sub bids Lakeview Construction, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Aspen Dental, Mesa. The work consists of a 4,480 SF tenant built-out. Log-In Required. Contact: Daniel Vonberg at 262-857-3336 x274 or [email protected]. First published on 6/19
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7/27/18 COB REVISED
#2018-06-15 Sub bids Briston Construction LLC is requesting sub bids on NUSD Roofing Repair/Restoration & HVAC Equipment, Jefferson Bldg, Pierson Vocational High School. The work consists of removing existing roof coverings, inspecting & repair substrate materials, removing & replacing vertical & horizontal joint sealants, & installing new roof membrane system. Log-In Required. Contact: Mike Cason at 480-776-5810 or [email protected]. First published on 6/26 & revised due date on 6/29 & 7/10
6/25/18 10am MST Mand.
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7/31/18 12pm MST
Sub bids Canyon Building & Design is requesting sub bids on Canyon Office, Chandler. The work consists of construction of a new office. Contact: Ted Schollenberger at 520-299-7927. First published on 7/3
$1M Sub bids Low Mountain Construction is requesting sub bids on Colorado River Indian Tribe Adult Male Correctional Facility Renovation & Expansion Project, Administrative Complex, Colorado River Indian Reservation, Parker. The work consists of construction of 1,545 SF of new space & 1,480 SF of renovated space. Contact: [email protected] or 602-265-2201. First published on 7/13
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8/3/18 4pm MST
$2M- $5M
Sub bids Briston Construction LLC is requesting sub bids on Improve Thermal Envelope, Technical Proposals, Prescott VA Healthcare Campus. The work consists of lead based paint abatement, windows & acoustical ceilings. Log-In Required. Contact: Travis Lowell or Tracy gore at 480-776-5810 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
7/19/18 9am
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8/4/18 12pm MST
Sub bids Canyon Building & Design is requesting sub bids on Holiday Inn Express & Suites, Phoenix. The work consists of construction of a new 128 room hotel including site work. Contact: Ted Schollenberger at 520-299-7927. First published on 7/3
Sub bids FNF Construction, Inc. is requesting sub bids on MCDOT Northern Pkwy, Dysart Rd to 111th Ave. The work consists of 3.5 miles of new roadway construction, intersection improvements, storm drain, reinforced concrete box culverts, drainage basins & channels, signing & pavement markings, lighting, traffic signals, retaining walls, bridge & landscaping. Log-In Required. Contact: Sarah Gray at 480-784-2910 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
7/26/18 9am
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8/9/18 3pm MST
$2M- $5M
Sub bids Briston Construction LLC is requesting sub bids on Improve Thermal Envelope, Pricing Proposals, Prescott VA Healthcare Campus. The work consists of replacing the existing 826 single glazed windows with energy efficient dual glazed windows. Log-In Required. Contact: Travis Lowell or Tracy gore at 480-776-5810 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
7/19/18 9am
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8/10/18 10am MT
$933K STP-CLF-0(201)T; T002701C
Sub bids FNF Construction, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Bridge Rehabilitation - Zorilla Street Bridge #9633, Clifton. The work consists of replacing the timber bridge deck, asphalt wearing surface & broken or missing truss pin nuts, installing timber bridge rails, repainting the superstructure & installing roadway signs. DBE Goal of 2.84%. Log-In Required. Contact: Sarah Gray at 480-784-2910 or [email protected]. First published on 6/19
Sub bids FNF Construction is requesting sub bids on ADOT Bridge Rehabilitation, Pinal Air Park TI UP STR #771, Casa Grande - Tucson Hwy (I-10). The work consists of removing existing concrete bridge deck & railings, repair of damaged steel bridge griders, including heat straightening & construction of new cast-in-place bridge deck, approach slabs & bridge railings. DBE Goal of 0.0%. Log-In Required. Contact: Sarah Gray at 480-784-2910 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
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8/13/18 10am
Sub bids PCL Construction, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Booster Pump Station No. 1 Rehabilitation, Eloy. The work consists of adding a new booster pump station, piping, site grading, generator & site improvements to an existing pump station. Contact: Lisa Plante at 480-763-2778 or [email protected]. First published on 7/17
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8/24/18 10am MT
$25M 010-B-NFA; H858701C
Sub bids FNF Construction, Inc. is requesting sub bids on ADOT - Construct New Traffic Interchange, Fairway Dr, Avondale. The work consists of a new traffic interchange, new bridges for the traffic interchange and 0.2 miles of new arterial street. No DBE Goal established. Log-In Required. Contact: Sarah Gray at 480-784-2910 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
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8/31/18 10am MT
$25.5M NHPP-EB-060-D(207)S; H824301C
Sub bids FNF Construction, Inc. is requesting sub bids on ADOT - Bridge Replacement, Pinto Creek Bridge, Phoenix-Globe Hwy (US-60). The work consists of removing the existing nine span steel arch bridge & constructing a new four span steel haunch girder bridge on a new alignment, including reconstructing roadway approaches, constructing retaining & replacing guardrail. DBE Goal of 8.23%. Log-In Required. Contact: Sarah Gray at 480-784-2910 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
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8/31/18 10am MT
$63.7M NHPP-017-A(248)T; H738301C
Sub bids FNF Construction, Inc. is requesting sub bids on ADOT - Reconstruct TIs, Pinnacle Peak & Happy Valley Rd TIs, Phoenix-Cordes Jct. Hwy, I-17. The work consists of widening of I-17, including milling of existing pavement & replacement with Asphaltic Rubber-Asphaltic Concrete Friction Course, & reconstruction of Pinnacle Peak Rd & Happy Valley Rd TIs. DBE Goal of 10.22%. Log-In Required. Contact: Sarah Gray at 480-784-2910 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
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8/31/18 5pm MST
Sub bids Canyon Building & Design is requesting sub bids on Chapman Hyundai, Scottsdale. The work consists of construction of a new car dealership. Contact: Zach Lane at 520-299-7927. First published on 7/3
Sub bids FNF Construction is requesting sub bids on ADOT Pavement Preservation & Chip Seal, US 60, MP 82 to Aguila & Centennial Wash to Aguila, Quartzsite-Wickenburg Hwy. The work consists of safety improvements including milling, placing AC, removing & installing guardrail, shoulder build up & compaction for MP 82 to Aguila, & milling & replacing with chip seal coat for Centennial Wash to Aguila. DBE Goal of 6.05%. Log-In Required. Contact: Sarah Gray at 480-784-2910 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
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9/21/18 10am MT
$40M NH-093-B(205)S; H823201C
Sub bids FNF Construction is requesting sub bids on ADOT - Reconstruct Roadway, Carrow - Stephens, Wickenburg - Kingman Hwy (US 93). The work consists of constructing a four-lane divided highway, including constructing new alignment; milling existing asphaltic concrete pavement; constructing concrete box culverts & two box bridges; installing pipe culverts, guardrail, & fence; striping & signing. DBE Goal of 7.22%. Log-In Required. Contact: Sarah Gray at 480-784-2910 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
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9/28/18 5pm MST
Sub bids Canyon Building & Design is requesting sub bids on Home 2 Suites New Hotel, Phoenix. The work consists of construction of a new hotel. Contact: Ted Schollenberger at 520-299-7927. First published on 7/10
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On-going Sub bids Integrity Building Corp is requesting sub bids on Multiple Planet Fitness Clubs, outside Phoenix Area. The work consists of construction of a new sports clubs. Metal & Drywall subcontractors are especially needed. Contact: Angie Whitehead at 480-835-8938 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
90-18-433-IFB IFB Maricopa Integrated Health System (MIHS) - Fence Rental, Fence Purchase, Installation, Supplies Service. 4 Bid Groups: Block & Masonry-Fencing; Ornamental Steel Fencing; Chain Link Fence; Fence Rental. Contact: Mary Hammer at [email protected]. First published on 6/26
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7/17/18 2:15pm
IFB-0268-TPD IFB Gila River Indian Community - Demolition Services for GRIC Nursing Facility, Laveen. Contact: Valerie Bustos, Contract Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 5/29, postponed on 6/8 & resumed on 7/13
7/10/18 10am
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DEMA18-00008307; M18-0049
IFB Department of Emergency & Military Affairs - Roof Repair for M5201, Papago Park Military Reserve, Phoenix. Contact: Kathy Eastep, Procurement Officer, at 602-267-2763. First published on 6/19 & revised due date on 7/10
6/27/18 9am
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7/18/18 11am
List AVN IFB 18-048 IFB City of Phoenix - Airport Dynamic Signage Maintenance & Repair, Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Contact: Annie Sleeper, Procurement Officer, at 602-273-4389 or [email protected]. First published on 6/26 & added sign-in sheet on 7/3
6/29/18 9am
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7/19/18 2pm REVISED
List PY17-007 IFB City of Prescott - Community Development Block Grant Project City of Prescott Grace Sparkes ADA Restroom Upgrade. Contact: Darla Eastman, Prescott CDBG Administrator, at 928-777-1205 or [email protected]. First published on 5/29, revised due date on 6/26 & added sign-in sheet on 7/13
6/11/18 11am
Link
7/19/18 2pm REVISED
List PY17-005 IFB City of Prescott - Community Development Block Grant Project Boys & Girls Club Clubhouse ADA Restroom Upgrade. Contact: Darla Eastman, Prescott CDBG Administrator, at 928-777-1205 or [email protected]. First published on 5/29, revised due date on 6/26 & added sign-in sheet on 7/13
6/11/18 11am
Link
7/20/18 12pm PST
List 36C78618Q9546 RFQuote Department of Veterans Affairs - Paint the Trellises Above Six Columbaria Courts, National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona, Phoenix. Total Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Valentin Saucedo at [email protected]. First published on 7/13
Contact to Schedule
Link
7/20/18 2pm
18–154 RFQuote City of Phoenix - Building Weatherization Services, 3 Buildings, Camp Colley, Happy Jack. The work consists of stripping, sealing & weatherization services to 3 buildings totaling 10,821 SF. Contact: Jennifer Rockwell, Procurement Officer, at 602-534-0829 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
MAINTENANCE & ALTERATIONS Includes abatement, remediation, landscaping, irrigation, fencing, single-trade, and maintenance solicitations. Also captures
public-agency owned renovations of residential properties.
18-298 IFB City of Phoenix - Restroom Partition Parts, Installation & Repair Services, citywide. Contact: Abraham Cota, Procurement Officer, at 602-261-8501 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
Link
7/20/18 4pm
RFP Pascua Yaqui Tribe - Health Care Facility Roof Replacement Project, Tucson. Contact: Antonio Burrola at 520-879-5937 or [email protected] or Ian Geitner at 520-345-1976 or [email protected]. First published on 6/29
7/2/18 10am Mand.
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7/23/18 2pm
$180K 1805 IFB Santa Cruz Valley Unified School District - Rio Rico High School Culinary Arts Improvements. The work consists of renovations to an existing culinary arts building. Contact: Lourdes Ocampo at 520-375-8272 or [email protected]. First published on 7/3
7/13/18 2pm Mand.
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7/23/18 2pm
IFB City of Coolidge - Reconstruction of One Single Family Dwelling. Contact: Development Services Department at 520-723-6075. First published on 7/10
Link
7/23/18 2pm MST
PQ180016 RFQuote Maricopa County - Fall Protection Anchors & Davit Hoist Inspection Services. The work consists of providing OSHA mandated building installed fall protection systems; & davit crane inspections & certification services. Contact: Irma Guzman, Procurement Officer, at 602-506-3248 or [email protected]. First published on 7/17
Link
7/23/18 3pm
RFQ UIP-BP-2018 RFQ Tohono O’odham Ki:Ki Association - Pre-qualification for Construction Services for Tohono O’odham Ki:Ki Association Unrestricted Income Program. The work consists of constructing UIP homes, ranging in size from 1,292 SF to 2,167 SF. Contact: Thomas Shepherd, Senior Contracting Officer, at 520-383-2202 or [email protected]. First published on 6/22
Link
7/23/18 3pm
<$4M 140A1118Q0042 IDIQ Department of the Interior - Underground Boring/Electrical Services, San Carlos Irrigation Project. Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise Set-Aside. Contact: Randall Brown at 520-723-6208 or [email protected]. First published on 6/26
Link
7/23/18 3pm
IFB City of Bisbee - Demolition, Removal & Disposal of Structure, 118 Arizona St, Re-Bid. Contact: Ashlee Coronado at 520-432-6012. First published on 7/13
Link
7/23/18 5pm
List P18-0045 RFP City of Peoria - Right-of-Way Landscape Maintenance, citywide. Contact: Drew Ashmun, Buyer, at 623-773-7116 or [email protected]. First published on 6/29
7/11/18 2pm
Link
7/24/18 3pm
2018235 RFP City of Mesa - Parking Garage/Lot Sweeping Services, Parks & Recreation & Community Facilities Department, various locations. 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 7/3
IFB Interfaith Community Services - Conference Room Addition, SR zoned lot, Pima County. The work consists of the demolition & general construction for a 430 SF addition to an existing office building, including minor site work & grading. Contact: David E. Shambach at 520-505-3910 or [email protected]. First published on 7/3
7/10/18 10am Mand.
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7/25/18 11am MST
19-01 IFB Cedar Unified School District - Existing HVAC Equipment Upgrades, Jeddito K-5 Elementary School, Keams Canyon. Contact: Bonnie Haven, Business Manager, at 928-738-2367 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
7/11/18 11am MST
Link
7/26/18 1:30pm MST
$200K- $220K
CP0793 IFB City of Mesa - Fleet West Roof Repair, 310 E. 6th St. The work consists of removal of mechanical units & roofing materials & reinstallation of roofing materials & mechanical units. Contact: Stephanie Gishey at 480-644-5490 or [email protected]. First published on 6/26
7/19/18 1pm Mand.
Link
7/26/18 2pm CST
18-09 JOC Region 4 Education Service Center (ESC) - Roofing Products, Services & Job Order Contracting Services, nationwide. Contact: Crystal Wallace, Business Operations Specialist, at 713-744-8189 or [email protected]. First published on 6/29
7/9/18 2pm
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7/26/18 2pm
RFP 18-53 RFP City of Glendale - Landscape Maintenance Services, Glendale Community Housing. Contact: Anthony Weathersby, Contract Analyst, at 623-930-2864 or [email protected]. First published on 6/29
7/10/18 1:30pm
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7/26/18 2pm
#07-26-2018 IFB Amphitheater Public Schools - HVAC Labor, districtwide. Contact: Brenda Widugiris, Purchasing/Warehouse Manager at 520-696-3713 or [email protected]. First published on 7/3
Link
7/26/18 4pm REVISED
List 418005; TOBE18-00008290
RFP City of Buckeye - HVAC/AC & Evaporative Cooling Systems Preventative Maintenance & Repair, Water Resources Utilities. Contact: Tyra Bell, Purchasing Agent, at 623-349-6171 or [email protected]. First published on 6/12, added sign-in sheet on 6/22, added site visit date on 7/3 & revised due date on 7/13
6/18/18 3pm; 7/10/18 1pm
Link
7/27/18 11am
CDBG 123-18-01 IFB Gila County Community Services/Housing Department - One-Single Dwelling Housing Rehabilitation Project. Contact: William Nicholson at 928-425-7631 x8698 or 928-425-0839. First published on 7/17
7/20/18 9am
Link
7/27/18 2pm
RFQu 18-236 RFQuote City of Phoenix - Restoration Services, citywide. The work consists of emergency restoration services related to carpentry, masonry, plumbing, electrical, roofing, flooring & emergency clean-up. Contact: Tyree Jefferson at [email protected]. First published on 6/29
18–155 RFQuote City of Phoenix - Solar Panel Inspection, Maintenance, Repair & Replacement Services, Camp Colley. Contact: Jennifer Rockwell, Procurement Officer, at 602-534-0829 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
Link
7/27/18 5pm MS
<$45K 140A1118Q0064 RFQuote Department of the Interior - HVAC Replacement, Hopi Agency, Facilities Management Office Building #59, Keams Canyon. Total Buy Indian Act Set-Aside. Contact: Paul Robinson, Contract Specialist, at 602-379-6760 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 6/8 & moved to open solicitations on 7/3
Link
7/27/18 5pm
$100K- $250K
IFB United Apartments LLC - Lynnwood Apartments HUD Improvements, Phoenix. The work consists of site & building improvements for a 300 unit, 15 bldg apartment complex. Log-In Required. Contact: Mike Goering at [email protected]. First published on 7/13
Contact to Schedule
Link
7/27/18 5pm
$139K IFB Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation - Roofing Replacement, Rillito Apartments, 110 W. Rillito St, Tucson. Contact: Kay Wolferstetter, Associate Director of Housing Services, at 520-547-6137 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
Link
7/30/18 3pm
List 19-22R RFI Mesa Unified School District - Safety-Security Film Application for Glass, Windows, etc. Log-In Required. Contact: Gary Barkman, Procurement Specialist Supervisor, at 480-472-6116 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10 & added sign-in sheet on 7/17
7/10/18 1pm
Link
7/31/18 10am MST
List #2018-06-15 IFB Nogales Unified School District - Roofing Repair/Restoration & HVAC Equipment, Jefferson Bldg, Pierson Vocational High School. Log-In Required. Contact: Nidia White, Procurement & Purchasing Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 6/22, added sign-in sheet & revised due date on 7/10
6/25/18 10am MST Mand.
Link
7/31/18 11am MST
2018-07-02 IFB Nogales Unified School District - Weatherization Project, Nogales High School. The work consists of the exterior weatherization of all Nogales High School Buildings. Log-In Required. Contact: Nidia White, Procurement & Purchasing Specialist, at 520-397-7933 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
7/12/18 10am
Link
7/31/18 11am MST
2018-07-03 IFB Nogales Unified School District - Weatherization Project, Francisco Vasquez de Coronado Elementary. The work consists of the exterior weatherization of all Francisco Vasquez de Coronado Elementary Buildings. Log-In Required. Contact: Nidia White, Procurement & Purchasing Specialist, at 520-397-7933 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
ECS-18-039 IFB Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community - HVAC Maintenance & Repair Services, six subdivisions, Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. The work consists of maintenance & repair services for 248 HVAC units ranging in size from 2-5 tons. Contact: Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community at 480-362-2648 or [email protected]. First published on 7/17
Link
8/2/18 3pm
2018250 IFB City of Mesa - Line Clearance Tree Trimming Services, ESA Quadrants. 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 7/17
Link
8/3/18 3pm
RFP Navajo Nation Office of Special Education & Rehabilitation Services (OSERS) - Renovate Tuba City Industrial Laundry Building. The work consists of renovation of a 4,224 SF building. Contact: OSERS Office at 928-871-6338. First published on 6/29
7/13/18 11am
Link
8/3/18 3pm
$1M IFB Colorado River Indian Tribe - Adult Male Correctional Facility Renovation & Expansion Project, Administrative Complex, Colorado River Indian Reservation, Parker. The work consists of construction of 1,545 SF of new space & 1,480 SF of renovated space. Contact: Jon Griffin at [email protected]. First published on 7/3
Link
8/6/18 1pm
289422 IFB Pima County - EST Fire Alarm Equipment Purchase, Service, Repair & Replacement, countywide. Contact: Kelsey Braun, Procurement Officer, at [email protected]. First published on 7/13
7/24/18 11am
Link
8/6/18 5pm EST
<$25K 140P1518R0036 RFP Department of the Interior - Replace Flooring, Casa Grande Ruins National Monument. Coolidge. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Krystal Bourlier at 520-733-5181 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
7/20/18 10am
Link
8/9/18 1:30pm
$750K- $1.25M
IFB City of Mesa - Cadence Pkwy Landscape Improvements, Phase B. The work consists of trees, shrubs, irrigation, headers & electrical. Contact: Stephanie Gishey at [email protected]. First published on 7/17
7/19/18 1pm Mand.
Link
8/9/18 2pm
$750K- $1.25M
IFB City of Mesa - Cadence Pkwy Landscape Improvements, Phase C. The work consists of trees, shrubs, irrigation, headers & electrical. Contact: Stephanie Gishey at [email protected]. First published on 7/17
7/19/18 1pm Mand.
Link
8/10/18 4pm
RFP The Primavera Foundation, Inc. - Renovation of Lighting, Showers, Exterior Doors, Kitchen Cabinets & Countertops, Greyhound Apartments, Tucson. Contact: Brian McGrath, Director of Facilities Management, at [email protected]. First published on 7/13
IFB Town of Prescott Valley Owner Occupied Housing Rehabilitation Program - Repair, Rehabilitation, or Replacement of Single-Family Housing Units. Contact: Prescott Valley Community Development Department at 928-759-3058. First published on 7/10
7/17/18 1pm MST Mand.
Link
8/13/18 5pm MS
$25K- $100K
140A1118Q0070 RFQuote Department of the Interior - Bureau of Indian Affairs Building Demolition, Bldgs 17, 18 & 97, Gila River Indian Community, Pinal County. Total Indian Small Business Economic Enterprises Set-Aside. Contact: Paul Robinson, Contract Specialist, at 602-379-6760 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 6/26 & moved to open solicitations on 7/17
Link
8/13/18 5pm MS
List 140A1118Q0084 RFQuote Department of the Interior - Lift Pump Repair Services, Colorado River Indian Tribe, Parker. Total Indian Small Business Economic Enterprises Set-Aside. Contact: Paul Robinson, Contract Specialist, at 602-379-6760 or [email protected]. First published on 7/17
Contact to Schedule
Link
8/16/18 2pm
IFB Town of Quartzsite - Main Street Landscape Project. Contact: Tina Abriani, Town Clerk, at 928-927-7333 or [email protected] or Emmett Brinkerhoff, Public Works Director, at 928-927-4333 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
None Link
8/17/18 5pm EST
<$25K 140P1518R0035 RFP Department of the Interior - Heating and Cooling Systems Replacement, Canyon De Chelly National Monument, Chinle. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Krystal Bourlier at 520-733-5181 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
Contact to Schedule
Link
On-going <$50K IFB Mohave County - Pre-Qualified Contractors, Housing Rehabilitation Program, countywide. The work consists of various residential repairs to single family owner-occupied dwellings. Contact: Michelle Fink, Procurement Officer, at 928-753-0752 x6 or [email protected]. First published on 2/16
2018231 IFB City of Mesa - Supply & Deliver Streetlight Parts & Materials, Transportation Department, 300 E. 6th St & 6935 E, Decatur St. 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 7/3
Link
7/20/18 2pm MST
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RFQuote Department of Energy - Supply & Deliver 245KV Disconnect Switches, Liberty Substation, Stage 07. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Don Reed at 602-605-2768 or [email protected] or Eric Jordan at 602-605-2665 or [email protected]. First published on 6/26
Link
7/25/18 3pm
2018245 IFB City of Mesa - Supply & Deliver Manhole Covers, Frames & Adjusting Rings, City of Mesa Warehouse, 316 E. 6th Street. Contact: Larry Hall, Procurement Officer, at 480-644-2545 or [email protected] or Gail Bohan, Procurement Specialist, at 480-644-2179 or [email protected]. First published on 7/13
Link
7/26/18 3pm
2018210 IFB City of Mesa - Supply & Deliver Tubular Steel Transmission Pole, Robson Substation. Contact: Larry Hall, Senior Procurement Officer, at 480-644-2545 or [email protected] or Gail Bohan, Procurement Specialist, at 480-644-2179 or [email protected]. First published on 7/10
Link
7/27/18 11am
AVN IFB 18-061 IFB City of Phoenix - Supply & Deliver Airport Marking Paint, Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, Deer Valley Airport & Goodyear Airport. Contact: Alicia Young, Procurement Officer, at 602-683-2670 or [email protected]. First published on 7/17
Link
8/7/18 3:30pm
19-032 RFQuote City of Tempe - Supply & Deliver Post & Sign Mount Brackets, Traffic Maintenance Division, Public Works Department. Contact: Krystle Sigman, Procurement Officer, at 480-350-8548 or [email protected]. First published on 7/3
Link
On-going 140319 IFB Pinal County - Aggregate, Slurry & Portland Cement. Contact: Monica Mendoza at 520-866-6265 or [email protected]. First published on 3/1
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Status Bid/Project # $ Target Date Type Owner/Project Description Link
Moved to Maintenance
140A1118Q0070 $25K- $100K
Target Date: 7/9/18
RFQuote Department of the Interior - Bureau of Indian Affairs Building Demolition, Bldgs 17, 18 & 97, Gila River Indian Community, Pinal County. Total Indian Small Business Economic Enterprises Set-Aside. Contact: Paul Robinson, Contract Specialist, at [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 6/26 & moved to open solicitations on 7/17
Link
New 1232SD18B0016 $250K- $300K
Target Date: 7/28/18
IFB Department of Agriculture - Re-Seam and Re-Coat of roof on Lab Building 200, United States Arid Land Agricultural Research Center, Maricopa. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Monte Jordan, Contract Specialist, at 662-686-5361 or [email protected] or Vinay Kaul, Supervisory Contract Specialist, at 510-599-6016 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 7/17
Link
New 36C25818R0263 Target Date: July 23-25, 2018
Department of Veterans Affairs - Water Treatment & Cooling Tower Preventative Maintenance Service, Phoenix VA Health Care System. Total Veteran-Owned Small-Business Set-Aside. Contact: Sheri Eiri, Contract Specialist, at [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 7/17
