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Volume 3 Issue 52Issue Date: Aug 17, 2012
M + W Group is mobilized on the east side of the Intel Chandler Road campus continuing construction of the new Intel packaging research and development building. Charged with designing and building the facility, more than 1,000 construction jobs are anticipated in the fifteen month project.
“It’s great to see more development at the west Chandler campus,” Mayor Jay Tibshraeny tells AZBEX with a large smile. With an investment of more than $300M and a promise of several hundred high-wage technical jobs, Intel gathered media with political, economic develop-ment, and company leaders in Chandler August 14th to announce CH8, the latest addition to its suite of South-east Valley facilities.
Slated for completion in the second half of 2013, CH8 is a two-story industrial space set just off Rural Rd. on the sprawling campus. AZBEX reported in general terms that Intel was planning the R&D facility back on July 19th,
after learning about construction prep and horizontal work. Details unveiled on Tuesday laid out the full extent of the development.
CH8 R&D is part of $70B in research and development and capital expenditures in the U.S., according to Babik Sabi, Intel’s vice president and director, assembly and test technology development. Sabi said Intel’s recruiting focus is to find returning military veterans with technical expe-rience. “Several hundred technical jobs” will be housed in the new facility, with more than 1,000 expected at FAB 42 on the Ocotillo Campus, Intel will be making one of the largest Arizona post-recession hiring efforts.
“The innovation set to take place within the walls of this new research center will influence technology trends for years to come, and we’re delighted to bring that distinction to the community of Chandler and the state of Arizona,” said Sabi.
By Eric Jay Toll for The Arizona Builder’s Exchange
M + W Group Design-Builds $300M Intel R&D Building in Chandler
With 285K SF, the more than $300M CH8 research and development building at Intel’s West Chandler campus will house several hundred technical staff working on packaging and design.
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3 Army Corps to Award $7B in Renewable Energy Contracts5 EB-5 Financing6 Private Sector Job Gains Up; Unemployment Still Rises6 Sweetwater Inn Design Gets Havasu City Council OK7 Major Projects Getting Valley Starts8 Construction Material Prices Post Year-Over-Year Dip In July9 New Indoor Sports Complex Coming To Tucson9 Liberty Property Trust to Develop 2-Story Office Building10 Boyer Company Interested in 52 Acre Business Park 10 Accelr8 Technology Corporation Relocating to Tucson11 Arizona in Top 5 of U.S. Mobile Capital Investment13 Operating Base for Border Patrol Ready for Final Approvals14 ADOT Shifts Spending Priorities14 Nationwide 811 Line Helps Mark Utilities15 Tucson Water System Alerts City to Water Pipe Break Risk15 Federal Money Will Fund Bridges Over East Verde
16 Local Industry Professionals Making News17 Bid Results/Project Awards22 Local Projects Making News23 Events51 AZBEX Trending Graph
24 Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant27 Development Opportunities28 Horizontal37 Utilities41 Commercial45 Maintenance & Alterations49 Products & Equipment50 Pre-Solicitations51 AZBEX Trending Graph
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“Intel’s dedication to research and development is commend-able and will ensure a long and prosperous presence here in the region,” Mayor Tibshraeny said in a prepared statement. “This announcement once again shows Intel’s continued com-mitment to Chandler and confirms that the state of Arizona is a great place to do business.”
Intel’s announcement is among a batch of major Valley industry news about more than $700M in construction starts making headway this fall.
Chandler Mayor Jay Tibshraeny (left) announces Intel’s $300M 286K SF CH8 research and development building at the August 14th media briefing. Babik Sabi, Intel Vice President and Director, Assembly and Test Technology Development and Congressman Jeff Flake (R-Snowflake) are to the right. Jason Bagley, Intel director of regional governmental affairs stands in the rear. Photo Credit: Eric Jay Toll / Arizona Builder’s Exchange
Original Headline: USACE Announces New Action to Support Deployment of Renewable Energy on U.S. Military Installations
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, through its Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, has issued a Multiple-Award Task Order (MATOC) Request for Proposal (RFP) for $7 billion in total contract capacity to procure reliable, locally generated, renewable and alternative energy through power purchase agreements. The $7 billion capacity would be expended for the purchase of energy over a period of 30 years or less from renewable energy plants that are constructed and operated by contractors using private sector financing
The solicitation for the Renewable and Alternative Energy Power Production for DoD Installations is posted on the Federal Business Opportunities Website at www.fbo.gov or go.usa.gov/Gd6. It will be available for 60 calendar days. Comments
By Debra Valine for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Army Corps to Award $7B in Renewable Energy Contracts
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AZBEX NewsIt’s official: Over 1,000 local A/E/C profes-sionals are now receiving this newsletter.
We’re so pleased to have that reach!
Editor’s Picks from the Last Issue
• Alliance Residential Commits $144M to Scottsdale, Phoenix Infill Projects
• Vistancia Establishes 500-Acre Commercial Core
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AZBEX - Tip of the WeekProjects Bidding and Bid Results coordi-nate thier colors according to what mar-
ket sector they belong. Blue is Design, Green is Horizontal, Grey is Utilities, Pink is Commercial, Orange is Maintenance,
and Cyan is Products & Equipment.
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can be submitted to the ProjNet Website at www.projnet.org/projnet in accordance with the instructions stated in the RFP Executive Summary section.
“We plan to conduct a pre-proposal conference in late August,” said Tonju Butler, the procurement contracting officer in Huntsville. “Details on the conference and how to register will be released once plans are finalized.”
In late February, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Engi-neering and Support Center, Huntsville, issued a request for comments on the draft RFP. The original 900 industry comments are posted on the ProjNet Website at www.projnet.org/projnet. Those comments can be accessed if a vendor registered and received a key to accessing that Website in the draft RFP.
It is the intent of the government only to purchase the energy that is produced, and not to acquire any generation assets. The contractors will finance, design, build, operate, own and maintain the energy plants. The government will contract to purchase the power for up to 30 years in accordance with the terms and conditions stipulated in site or project specific agreements resulting from task orders awarded under multiple Indefinite
Delivery (ID)/Indefinite Quantity (IQ) contracts. Project locations may be on any federal property located within the U.S. including Alaska, Hawaii, territories, provinces or other property under the control of the U.S. government for the duration of contract performance.
These contracts are one of the contract vehicles that will help support the EITF in its efforts to plan and execute a cost-effective portfolio of large scale renewable energy projects on Army installations by leveraging private sector financing. The Army’s development of large scale renewable energy projects is critical to achieving installa-tion energy security, mission effectiveness and resilience objectives.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, continues to provide unique energy solutions for third party contracting, Energy Savings Performance Contracting, Demand Side Management, utility privatization, Energy Conservation Investment Program, Utility Monitoring and Control Systems, heating ventilation and air conditioning, energy assessments, and energy planning.
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July’s Valley Partnership Friday morning breakfast meeting focused on the ways projects are being financed. This first article is one of two breaking down alternative financing methods and identifying ways to learn about projects using these tools. Jeremy Schoen-felder of AZ Sourcing presented his project, Phoenix Mart, and described some of the unique opportunities and challenges associated with moving that project forward.
EB-5 Visa: Attracting Foreign Investment
The goal of the federal EB-5 program is to attract foreign money into job creating activities in exchange for residency for the investors. A foreign individual must invest a minimum of $1M ($500K for targeted employment areas) into a project that creates or saves at least 10 full-time jobs for U.S. workers. After two years, if the project is successful, the investor is granted residency. The investor must prove jobs were created to obtain permanent residency.
The EB-5 program has three avenues:
1. Create a new commercial enterprise
2. Invest in a troubled business
3. Invest in a “Regional Center”
For the design & construction industries, Regional Centers are where it’s at. The Regional Center designa-tion is bestowed by the U.S. Customs and Immigration Services (USCIS) and is responsible for producing the required results; they act as developers and use the foreign investment to fund the project. There are a total of five approved Regional Centers in Arizona: Arizona Alternative Energy Center, LLC, Central Arizona Regional Center, Grand Canyon Regional Center, LLC, Green Card Fund, LLC, and Liberty West Regional Center.
The federal designation of Regional Centers is set to expire on September 30, 2012. According to Marie Sebrechts of the U.S. Customs & Immigration office,
this is most likely going to be extended; the legislation has already been approved in the Senate and is moving through the U.S. House of Representatives.
Each regional center is essentially a fund which can develop projects. Looking at each of the websites linked above, I found projects ranging from medical centers and charter schools to Phoenix Mart (a regional warehouse/convention center described below).
Local Example: Phoenix Mart
Without question the largest local example of an EB-5 project in process is Phoenix Mart in Casa Grande, through the Central Arizona Regional Center. Phoenix Mart is a planned 1.7M SF complex which incorporates wholesale, retail and convention center uses all in one place. At full build-out, it will house upwards of 2,000 vendors marketing 500,000 products for large-scale buyers to visit and make orders. AZBEX has covered the Phoenix Mart project for about a year now, starting with the announcement in July, 2011, and subsequent coverage of the major leases being signed and zoning approvals. The Architect is Bing Hu, and Hensel Phelps the GC. The project has signed three major leases with international tenants for 900K SF. The project is still scheduled to break ground by the end of the year according to Jeremy Shoenfelder, AZ Sourcing.
Potential for Future EB-5 Projects:
Successful project types include: hotels, assisted living facilities/rehab hospitals, and Infrastructure. On the infrastructure projects, since these are less likely to create a permanent position, a formula is employed to demonstrate the job creation based on construction costs.
EB-5 Financing: Right Project, Right Partners, Right Timing
EB-5 projects are not unlike any other development projects – a workable blend of timing, project funda-mentals, and players all affect the viability. EB-5 financ-ing introduces additional complexities of a foreign investor, requirements for documenting job creation/retention, and marketing the investment vehicle to interested parties overseas. The EB-5 program is successful in attracting foreign money to the states that finances development in a very unique way.
Next article in this series: Historic and New Market Tax Credits
By Rebekah Morris, Arizona Builder’s Exchange
EB-5 Financing: Bringing Foreign Investors into the Marketplace to Create Jobs
Pros & Cons of EB-5 Financing
Pros – Attracts foreign investment with the purpose of creating U.S. jobs
Cons – Time pressure to create the jobs is difficult, unforeseen regulations/processes can delay the project. The cost to create and get a Regional Center approved is high. The market for the center to attract an investor is always changing and finding the right foreign investor to follow-through is a challenge. Finding the right broker to market the project to potential investors is also daunting.
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Unemployment increased slightly to 8.3 percent over June following three months at a still nerve-wracking 8.2 percent. The 0.1 percent increase in unemployment is overshadowed by a fifth month of private sector job gains over 2 percent. Despite a net loss of 21,800 non-farm jobs—primarily state and local public education and government—private sector job gains were more than 2 percent higher than one year ago. Arizona once again topped the national scene where job growth over 2011 was up only 0.9 percent.
Construction added 1,000 jobs in July over June. The building sector posted net gains of 9,000 jobs for the first six months of 2012, compared to 2,200 in the same
period in 2011. Educational and health services are up more than 11,100 jobs over last year with professional and business services up 10,900 more jobs than a year ago. Compared to a typical July, job losses in all sectors were about half the normal drop.
When compared to 2011, Arizona has added 55,700 jobs, an increase of 2.4 percent. Job gains at this level have not been on the books in the state since 2007. The average job growth in 2012 over 2011 since March has been at 2.3 percent.
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By Eric Jay Toll for The Arizona Builder’s Exchange
Private Sector Job Gains Up; Unemployment Still Rises
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Council members said yes August 15 to design aspects of a controversial hotel proposed for Sabino Drive and North Lake Havasu Avenue, marking the final public review of the project.
All Lake Havasu City Council members at the regular meeting Tuesday night agreed that the developer of the planned Sweet-water Inn had met the city’s design review standards. Councilman Lee Barnes, who previously disapproved of the rezoning of the property to commercial residential, was absent
from the meeting.
Only two members of the public spoke in what previously had been a more contentious issue with neighbors of the proposed development expressing concerns about added traffic, noise and hotel patrons parking in the residential neighborhood among other things.
Other key design aspects that the council signed off on include: requiring at least 10 percent of the project be landscaped (the hotel
calls for 18 percent), lot coverage of up to 60 percent (the hotel covers only 20 percent) and the building height elevations can’t extend above 30 feet (the hotel reaches as high as 29.5 feet).
The planned hotel would sit on 1.4 acres and have its main entrance on Lake Havasu Avenue.
Read more at: Havasu News
By Greg Moberly for the Havasu City News-Herald
Sweetwater Inn Design Gets Havasu City Council OK
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Intel’s announcement for the $300M research and development facility is just one of four Valley major projects with announcements coming between August 6th and 20th.
Mayo Plans Big Announcement Monday
Notwithstanding the $180M Proton Beam Facility under construction, an expansion of its casitas village and the recent opening of a newly developed meeting and conference center, more construction is expected at Mayo Clinic’s 56th Street campus in Phoenix. An announcement is scheduled for August 20th about the next major project at the site.
Bridgestone Tire Research Facility in Mesa/Eloy
Another big win for Mesa Economic Development comes goes up next spring when ground breaks for the Bridgestone Tire and Rubber Company’s Mesa research and development center. Using an Eloy-grown plant, Bridgestone is developing a natural material that can be used in rubber products (AZBEX, August 14th). Eloy picked up a part of this project with a specialized farm for Bridgestone and smaller R&D lab east of I-10.
Alliance Residential $144M in New Multifamily
Alliance Residential has also announced in the past week its plans for three luxury apartment complexes approaching 800 units. The three Broadstone projects – two in Scottsdale, one in Phoenix – will start as soon as permits clear the review processes in the two cities.
Chandler Seeking Public-Private Partners
Flush with some big economic development wins and a nearly full downtown, Chandler has assembled a number of infill parcels the city controls for development partnerships. In an interview with the mayor and economic development director Christine Mackay, AZBEX explores growth options and opportunities with the Southeast Valley city in the upcoming August 21st edition.
By Eric Jay Toll for The Arizona Builder’s Exchange
Major Projects Getting Valley Starts
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The cost of key construction materials dropped for the third consecutive month in July, pushing down year-over-year prices for the first time since 2009, according to an analysis of producer price index figures released by the Associated General Contractors of America.
However, association officials warned that recent spikes in diesel fuel and steel prices may drive up the cost of construction again, and they
urged lawmakers to invest in needed infrastructure projects promptly while prices remain low.
The producer price index for inputs to construction — covering materials that go into every type of project, plus items consumed by contractors such as diesel fuel — decreased 0.7% in July and 0.6% from a year earlier, Simonson noted. The year-over-year decline was the first since November 2009, he added.
Simonson observed that falling prices for several key construction materials produced the latest monthly and year-to-year decreases. The price index for steel mill prod-ucts tumbled 2.8% in July and 5.9% from a year ago. The index for diesel fuel fell 0.2% in July and 9.3% over 12 months.
The index for copper and brass mill shapes rose 0.5% for the month,
but plunged 16% since July 2011. Aluminum mill products dropped in price by 1.3% over the month and 9.4% over 12 months.
A few materials posted substantial increases for the month and year, Simonson added. The index for gypsum products increased by 1.4% in June and 16% compared with June [2011], while the index for insulation materials climbed by 3.5% and 8.0%, respectively.
The index for new office construction also rose 0.1% for the month and climbed 2.5% for the year. The index for new school construction was up 0.2% in July and 3.5% from a year ago. The price for new warehouse construction rose 0.5% for the month and 3.5% from June 2012.
Read more at AZRE
Original source: Arizona Commercial Real Estate
Construction Material Prices Post Year-Over-Year Dip In July
AGC’s Chief Economist Ken Simonson discusses industry changes. Photo Credit: AGC
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Pima County has teamed up with a Tucson non-profit sports organization to build a new indoor sports complex on the Northwest side. Construction on the facility could start as early as September. Bronson says the goal is to get it completed by October 2013. The 40K SF square foot facility will have multiple basketball and volleyball courts.
The Southern Arizona Indoor Sports Center will be located next to Curtis Park, near River Road and La Cholla Boulevard.
“A lot of the leagues, clubs and organizations trying to get kids active in these sports found that it was nearly impossible to find any affordable space for them to have leagues and practice,” Don Tringali says.
Tringali works for Southern Arizona Community Sports. The non-profit teamed up with the county to build the complex. Southern Arizona Community Sports will operate the facility and Pima County will pay for the construction costs.
Read more at KVOA
By Samantha Ptashkin for KVOA-TV
New Indoor Sports Complex Coming To Tucson
Liberty Property Trust today announced that it will develop a 140K SF 2-story office building for Aetna Insurance on 12 acres of land at Liberty Cotton Center Business Park.
Aetna has signed a long-term lease for the building. Liberty will break ground on the sustainable Class A
building – which has been designed to achieve LEED certification – in early August and expects to deliver it in June 2013.
The building has been designed by Balmer Architectural Group. Wespac Construction will serve as general contractor. Both companies are based in Phoenix. Aetna was
represented by Jones Lang LaSalle’s national Corporate Solutions Team. Liberty Property Trust was repre-sented by Cushman and Wakefield.
Liberty purchased Cotton Center in 2007 in a deal that included nine buildings and 38 acres of land. The company has developed four build-ings in the park, including the one announced today. The master plan includes the potential for one more 100,000 SF building on the remaining seven acres of land.
Read more at AZRE
Source: Arizona Commercial Real Estate
Liberty Property Trust to Develop 2-Story Office Building in Phoenix
Cotton Center. Photo Credit: AZRE
Boyer Company was the only firm responding to Maricopa’s RFI about developing a business park on the 52 city-owned acres. The information is in front of city officials in Maricopa as it reviews the opportunity for a public-private partnership in developing the Estrella Gin property. The RFI closed August 13th.
“We’re looking at industrial vacancy rates under two percent,” explains Micah Miranda, CEcD, economic development director, “and need space for local indus-tries to expand and new ones to site here.” The city has seen a number of opportunities lost and local jobs move elsewhere as a result of the shortage. The office vacancy rate – a low 8.5 percent – cuts into opportunities for businesses to find space for growth or relocation in the Pinal County city.
“We love to go into a town and work with them to redevelop a site into a great project,” says Matt Jensen, Boyer Company project manager for the Estrella Gin Business Park. Boyer responded to the RFI with its experi-ence and interest. The Salt Lake City-based developer is currently developing a lab building/parking garage for the Downtown Phoenix Biomedical Campus, near the future U of A Cancer Center and ASU’s HSEB building, which just wrapped up construction.
“This wasn’t a formal solicitation, but an RFI that will help us with development of a potential solicitation,” explains Maricopa purchasing manager Patricia LaCombe, CPPB. City staff will make recommendations to the city council sometime this fall. A 60 to 90 day request for qualifica-tion process is likely the next step following the report to the council.
“This project is similar to one we did for Ogden (Utah),” Jensen said. “We partnered with the city for the
redevelopment of the Defense Depot, an abandoned army supply base, and provided the design, development and financing for a master planned project. The city has the land, facilitated planning and we went after tenants.” Jenson said with the adjoining railroad tracks and nearby state highways, the Maricopa site has good potential for offices and flexible industrial development.
The polygon-shaped parcel is basically a rectangle with the south boundary angling along Garvey Ave. and the Union Pacific Rail Road tracks. The city acquired the property for a public works yard, but the location is no longer efficient for that purpose. It’s located about a quarter mile west of SR 347 and south of SR 238.
By Eric Jay Toll for The Arizona Builder’s Exchange
Boyer Company Interested in 52 Acre Business Park in Maricopa
After a competitive multi-state process, Accelr8 Technology Corpo-ration announced August 16th that it is moving its headquarters from Denver, Colo. to Tucson. Tucson’s Regional Economic Opportunity organization (TREO) worked with the company for five months prior to this week’s announcement. It’s a big win for southern Arizona.
Accelr8 has selected Tucson as best meeting its needs for future high-growth plans. Accelr8 will bring high-skilled, high-wage jobs to Southern Arizona with plans to fill 65 positions over the next three years and the potential to grow to 200-300 employees in subsequent
years. Headquarter positions include engineers, scientists, sales/market-ing, management, finance, quality/regulatory and manufacturing. The company will occupy approximately 15,000 square feet of space in Pima County’s Herbert K. Abrams Public Health Center, 3950 S. Country Club Road. After a build out of wet lab space, the company is expected to be operational by early 2013.
“Our region has the technical talent and workforce that Accelr8 needs,” said Jonathan Rothschild, mayor, City of Tucson. “We are quickly becoming recognized for our ‘innovation know how.’”
Accelr8 Technology Corporation is a developer of innovative materials and instrumentation for advanced applications in medical instrumenta-tion, basic research, drug discovery, and bio-detection. Accelr8 is devel-oping a rapid analytical platform for infectious pathogens, the BACcelTM system, based on its innovative assay processing and detection technolo-gies. In addition, Accelr8 licenses certain of its proprietary technology for use in applications outside of Accelr8’s own products.
Source: TREO
Accelr8 Technology Corporation Relocating to Tucson
Maricopa Estrella Gin Business Park Site Courtesy of City of Maricopa
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rizona ranked fifth in mobile capital investment for 2011, but didn’t place in the top ten in ranking mobile project jobs. Companies spent $135 billion on mobile capital investment – projects that are not tied to a specific geographic market – in 2011, according to Ernst & Young’s 2012 U.S. Investment Monitor. The projects accounted for 336,000 new mobile jobs, many of which were concentrated in the automotive and energy industries.
Top states for mobile capital investment:
Mobile capital investments include headquarters facilities, data and call centers, manufacturing facilities, distribution centers, and research facilities. Companies have a wide range of location options and “significantly research and analyze the relative merits of different locations before deciding where to invest.” Because of the intensive location research, companies’ investment decisions can “serve as indicators of a region’s or state’s long-term economic growth potential and competitive-ness,” according to the report.
In the energy sector, natural gas discoveries combined with improvements in drilling technology resulted in large investments in extraction projects in the eastern U.S. The automotive industry, hard-hit during the recession, emerged as an important job creator in 2011. Domestic auto manufacturers added jobs in the Midwest, while foreign manufacturers created jobs by investing in facilities in the South.
Read more at CCIM
Original source: CCIM Institute
Arizona in Top 5 of U.S. Mobile Capital Investment
Rank State Mobile Capital Investment
1 Louisiana $20.9 billion
2 Pennsylvania $12.5 billion
3 Texas $10.1 billion
4 New York $7.9 billion
5 Arizona $6.6 billion
6 Ohio $5.8 billion
7 Illinois $5.4 billion
8 Alabama $4.8 billion
9 California $4.6 billion
10 North Carolina $4.1 billion
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Sustainability Engineering Group, LLC (SEG) is a civil consulting firm located in Scottsdale, AZ specializing in land development entitlement, construction document permitting and construction administration with an emphasis on implementing sustainable building techniques. We are looking for an experienced Civil Engineer with 5 to 7 years experience.
The successful candidate should be highly motivated and able to perform with minimal supervision. The candidate must be experienced, organized, able to design and prepare CAD drawings from start to finish ensuring governing agency requirements are met to obtain project Entitlement and Construction Permitting. Must be able to mentor others.
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Bachelor's degree in civil engineering or appropriate discipline. Registration and designation as a Professional Engineer (PE) preferred.
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Coaching thru the proposal process Vendor relationships Branding Drip campaigns Project pictures Logos Vendor product photos Project information sheets Qualification packages Customer surveys Website Social Media InDesign Supervisory Experience
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Hoskin Ryan, a civil engineering firm specializing in land development, drainage, professional land surveys and construction staking, is looking to hire a full-time
Marketing Assistant with 3 to 5 years A/E/C Experience. Responsibilities include:
Write, edit and coordinate qualification proposals and SF330 forms that are compliant with the RFQ/RFP requests
Develop and maintain project information, experience lists, and employee resumes
Assist in generating and tracking leads and new business opportunities (i.e. scour publications and Capital Improvement Programs & Budgets)
Update project factsheets and other marketing collateral Qualifications:
Intermediate software expertise in CS4 Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Dreamweaver, Image Ready, MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access (programming level preferred)
Excellent organization skills and ability to work under the pressure of multiple deadlines
Must be a team player possessing a positive attitude, flexibility and the ability to operate in a constantly changing environment
Education/Experience: Preferred degree in business/marketing/communications/journalism or closely
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Borrowing the concept from the U.S. Army in the Middle East, the Customs and Border Patrol are installing modular buildings, video surveillance and chain link-surrounded “forward operating bases.” The Department of Homeland Security is taking comments on a Draft Environmental Assessment with Finding of No Significant Impact for a three acre FOB in the Pisinemo District of the Tohona O’Odham Indian Nation.
This southeast outpost for the Casa Grande Area of Responsibility is more than two hours from the CBP mus-tering station in Pinal County. Located on Indian Route 24 between Sells and Lukeville in western Pima County, the base will house agents working in this isolated area. The facility will have a 6K SF dormitory housing 32 agents, a 1,200 SF administrative building, helipad, equestrian center, ATV storage, and a number of outbuildings for storage and supply outfitting.
No estimated cost for the project has been disclosed.
The FOB is being developed because the 39.5 miles of border AOR is nearly two hours from the nearest mustering station. The isolation of Border Patrol agents creates security and safety issues with the length of time required to get on scene when needed.
Following the September 18th close of comments, the Secretary of Homeland Security will wrap up the approval processing by signing the FONSI. U.S. CBP expects site development and installation of the modular buildings to begin late this fall. A copy of the EA and FONSI can be downloaded from the Army Corps of Engineers.
Forward Operating Base for Border Patrol Ready for Final Approvals
Federal Acronyms Used in this Article:
AOR – Area of Responsibility
CBP – U.S. Customs and Border Patrol
EA – Environmental Assessment (D-Draft; F-Final)
FOB – Forward Operating Base
FONSI – Finding of No Significant Impact
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By Eric Jay Toll for The Arizona Builder’s Exchange
Graphic Credits: US CBP
Volume 3 Issue 5214
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The Arizona Department of Transpor-tation is making a dramatic change in their spending priorities. That’s what ADOT Public Affairs representative Megan Kintner told the Parker Town Council in a presentation during the council’s Aug. 7 meeting. Because of projections that ADOT’s revenues will not meet even one-third of the state’s projected transportation needs between now and 2035, Kintner said the department will focus on maintenance and modern-ization of existing roadways, rather than building new ones.
“We’re taking a ‘fix it first’ philoso-phy,” Kintner said.
Kintner said Highway User Revenue Funds revenues peaked in 2007, but have since steeply declined. She cited several reasons for this: the economic downturn means people
are driving less, people are driving more fuel-efficient vehicles, and people are keeping their vehicles longer.
ADOT’s projection was the state would need $88 billion in HURF funds to meet the state’s transporta-tion needs between 2012 and 2035. However, the projected revenue over that term is $26 billion, creating a gap of $62 billion with what the state would need.
With all this in mind, Kintner told the council ADOT’s focus would be more towards preserving and modernizing what they have rather than creating new highways around the state. They would also put more money towards “travel choice,” modes of transporta-tion other than highways.
Kintner presented council members and persons in the audience with
a pamphlet that puts much of the information on transportation funding in perspective. As examples, a single urban freeway interchange costs $25 to 30 million, replacing a bridge costs $20 to $25 million, widening a freeway costs $6.1 million per mile, and installing a traffic light costs $200,000 plus $1,400 per year for electricity.
As for the economic impact of transportation, the pamphlet said every new job in truck transportation creates 2.1 other jobs. A new job in rail transportation creates 3.14 other jobs, and a new job in air transporta-tion creates 3.61 others.
Read more at: Parker Pioneer
By John Gutekunst for the Parker Pioneer
ADOT Shifts Spending Priorities
The national 8-1-1 number, established in 2007, arranges for utility lines to be marked prior to planned excavation in order to prevent accidents and property damage. Under Arizona law, anyone doing excavation work must call the number at least two full work days before digging.
Courtney Hartwigsen, a public service manager for Arizona Blue Stake, a non-profit communications center that handles 811 calls for the state, said the company receives roughly 375,000 calls a year.
She said the idea of calling to mark utilities has been around for 40 years, however, before the establishment of 811, there were 60 call centers across the country, each with a different number. People who moved often had no idea who to call, hence the nationwide standardization.
Two-time Olympic kayaker Cliff Meidl spoke to more than 100 utility leaders and construction contractors about the dangers of unmarked utilities.
Meidl was 20 years old when, while working as a plumb-ing apprentice, he struck three unmarked power lines embedded in a slab of concrete with a jackhammer. An estimated 30,000 volts ran through his body, causing gaping exit wounds in his head and shoulders, the immediate loss of two toes and injuries to both knees.
He would undergo 13 surgeries and years in physical therapy before taking up kayaking and eventually competing in the 1996 Atlanta and 2000 Sydney Games. Following his Olympic career, he become a spokesman for excavation safety, a subject he’s passionate about.
Meidl said that without marking, there’s a 34 percent chance of hitting utility lines, or once every three minutes. The use of 811 drops that number to less than 1 percent, he said.
Read more at AZCentral
By David Rookhuyzen for The Arizona Republic
Nationwide 811 Line Helps Mark Utilities
AZBEX Note: Speaking with Courtnie at this event last week, she indicated that their call volume is up 8% from last year. At best, an anecdotal indicator of the market, but things do appear to be picking up for utility work!
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Original Headline: Waterline In Costly 1999 Break Shows New Signs Of Giving Out
The same waterline that broke and flooded a west-side neighborhood in 1999 has shown signs that it is about to blow again.
But this time there will be no repeat of the earlier disaster, which spilled
38 million gallons of water into the Paseo Vista Neighborhood and cost the city $2.5 million, in part to buy four homes and fix dozens of others.
Since the 1999 flood, the city has installed a sensor to warn it about the problem, and fixes are under way to avoid putting any more homes under water.
The troubled section of pipeline, at Starr Pass Boulevard and Grease-wood Road, is just upstream from where the same 96-inch main broke 13 years ago.
In 2007, Tucson Water installed fiber optic cables along 20 miles of its main waterlines at a cost of about $5 million. The cables operate by picking up sounds along the pipe and transmitting them back to Tucson Water.
In this instance, the cables indicated wire bands wrapped around the outside of the 9-inch-thick concrete pipe began to snap.
When the wires become corroded, they start to break.
“As soon as you get one snap, you get a weak point,” Molina said. “We were concerned because we noticed lots of snaps in a short period of time in the same pipe.”
He said that although it’s too early to be certain, “significant work” will begin on the pipe August 20th with the goal of having the line back in service by Aug. 31.
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By Darren DaRonco for the Arizona Daily Star
Tucson Water System Alerts City to Water Pipe Break Risk
The federal government will provide more than $5 million to build three bridges and a low water crossing in northern Gila County beginning in the fall of 2013.
The project includes bridges over the Second and Third Crossings (of the East Verde River) on Houston Mesa Road and a bridge on the Control Road at Tonto Village. The plans also include a large box culvert at Reynolds Creek on S.R. 288 south of Young.
“We have wanted to do this for some time, but it was the Forest Service that submitted the request for funds to the Central Federal Land Division of the Federal Highway Administration,” said Steve Sanders, deputy director of Gila County Public Works.
The Federal Highway Administration is currently designing the projects, he said. It is the same team
that managed the construction of the seven bridges on Control Road, according to Joel Mona, engineering liaison for the Tonto National Forest.
Sanders said he did not know if work would be bid as individual projects or a single job.
He said construction would be coordinated with the Blue Ridge pipeline project so as to cause as little disruption to traffic as possible. Contractors will create bypasses at the crossings, according to Mona. The work will probably prompt delays, but shouldn’t require road closures.
The work could take from nine months to a year, accord-ing to Mona.
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By Teresa McQuerrey for the Payson Roundup
Federal Money Will Fund Bridges Over East Verde in Gila County
The west-side water main unexpectedly broke in 1999, sending a torrent of water down streets and damag-ing several nearby homes. This time around, Tucson Water said sensors picked up problems in advance.Photo Credit: A. E. Araiza / Arizona Daily Star 1999
1. Melissa Boyles, ADOT Civil Rights Administrator has receives the Sharlene Nail Meritorious Award at the National AASHTO Civil Rights Conference. The award is presented in memory of Ms. Sharlene Nail who was killed while serving in the Colorado Department of Transportation Civil Rights Office in 2008. The award recognizes and honors an individual who demonstrated outstanding courage and sacrifice in the delivery of civil rights programs.
2. Frito-Lay’s Casa Grande Plant and ASU’s Sustainable Cities Network at the Global Institute of Sustain-ability are winners in the U.S. EPA’s Environmental heroes for the Pacific Southwest. Frito-Lay won as the Green Business of the Year and ASU walked off with the Green Govern-ment nod.
3. Sundt Construction is bringing on board Clark Garrett, quality manager for federal projects, and Jonathan Hunt, senior project engineer for civil and industrial projects. Garrett will be overseeing the French Creek Marine Corps satellite campus of Camp Lejeune in North Carolina and Hunt moves over after a tenure as a project engineer and district scheduler.
4. Michelle Hamilton is the new direc-tor of purchasing for the Mesa Public Schools. She handles a budget of around $10M for the district. She is responsible for all purchasing – from supplies through construction services and equipment.
5. Abbey Carpenter is the new marketing coordinator at Small Giants. She’ll be responsible for marketing, graphics, social media, and proposals for the CRE firm.
6. Scott Smith has joined Lee & Associ-ates as an industrial team principal. He comes to the Phoenix office from
Orange, Calif., where he started with the firm in 2002. Smith was previously CBRE.
7. Colliers International named Colleen McPherson to its national Healthcare Services Group. McPherson joins the firm from Grubb & Ellis Healthcare Properties Group.
8. Ryan Companies announced promo-tion of Tony Barranco to vice president of development for the CRE developer, a move up from his role as director. His focus is on retail and mixed-use proper-ties nationwide.
9. Colliers International promoted Trevor Koskovich and Jeffrey Sherman to vice presidents of multifamily properties with the CRE. Both brokers have been with Colliers since 2009. The two are ASU graduates.
10. Evergreen is planning its executive suc-cession naming its next generation of executive leadership. Doug Leventhal is the COO and Laura Ortiz and Tyler Carlson have been named managing partners. Co-founder Bruce Pomeroy describes the trio as “long-tenured leaders contributing to Evergreen’s suc-cess over the years.”
11. Phoenix Business Journal featured Frank Scopetti of McCarthy Building Cos. in a premium content feature in the August 10th edition. He is in charge of water and wastewater projects in the western U.S.
12. AZRE featured an interview with Morris “Mo” Stein, FAIA, about his career and local organization involve-ment. An Arizona licensed architect since 1981, Mo was honored with the AIA Lifetime Achievement Award for Healthcare and Wellness. He is cur-rently chair of the Phoenix Community Alliance.
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City of Phoenix - Develop an Urban Mixed-Use Transit-Oriented Development ProjectDue Date: 4/30/12Reference # RFP-CED-2012-01The contract was awarded to Tony Tang Architect, Ltd.
City of Goodyear - Engineering and Consulting On-Call Services for Fiscal Year 2013Due Date: 5/23/12Reference # OP12-2100On-Call list:Water – Wastewater Facility1. Black & Veatch2. Brown and Caldwell3. Burgess & Niple4. Wilson EngineeringGeneral Civil1. Dibble2. Ritoch-Powell3. Kimley-Horn4. RBFGeotechnical1. Ninyo & Moore2. Speedie & Associates3. RAMM4. Western Tech.Environmental1. Weston2. Southwestern Ground Water3. URS4. Tetra TechStructural1. HDR2. Premier3. Structural Grace4. Gannett FlemingArchitect1. DFDG2. Gensler3. Arrington Watkins4. DWLLandscape Architect1. Logan Simpson2. Vollmar3. Smith Group4. OlssonMechanical/Plumbing1. ESD2. Bridgers & Paxton3. LSW4. GLHNElectrical1. Stantec2. Darcor3. Kitchell4. MSAClick here for the list of additional firms selected as back ups.
City of Yuma - Professional Engineering Services For West Main Canal Multi-use PathwayDue Date: 5/10/12Reference # 2012-20000193Click here for firms that submitted qualificationsThe contract was awarded to Principle Engineering Group Inc.
City of Prescott - On-Call Water & Wastewater Controls Integra-tion Services
Due Date: 6/14/12
Reference # 12PWD0049
The contract was awarded to Quantum Integrated Solutions/Engineering, Inc., in an amount not to exceed $227,000.00
City of Yuma - Environmental Laboratory Testing ServicesDue Date: 6/28/12Reference # 2012-20000246The following firms submitted proposals:1. Accutest Laboratories2. Aquatic Consulting & Testing, Inc.3. Legend Technical Services4. MWH Laboratories5. Testamerica6. Xenco Laboratories
City of Sedona - Parking management study for the Uptown area of SedonaAwarded on 8/14/12The contract was awarded to Nelson/Nygaard Consulting Associ-ates, Inc. in the amount of $25,918.00
City of Coolidge - Solid Waste Operational Analysis and Rate StudyAwarded on 8/13/12The contract was awarded to Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) Energy Environment Infrastructure LLC in the amount of $64,940.00
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City of Glendale - Planning and engineering services to develop North Glendale Park and Ride / Transit CenterDue Date: 1/12/12 Awarded on 8/14/12Reference # GL2012-1The contract was awarded to Dick & Fritsche Design Group, Inc.
Yavapai County - Spring Chip Seal Project in Yavapai CountyDue Date: 4/19/12Reference # 1120093The contract was awarded to C and E Paving & Grading, LLC
Mohave County - Capital Pavement Preservation ProgramDue Date: 5/8/12Reference # 12-P-05Contracts were awarded to the two firms who submitted proposals:1. Earthcare Consultants2. Soilworks, LLC
City of Phoenix - Royal Palm Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge Transportation Enhancement ProjectDue Date: 7/31/12Reference # ST87600061The contract was awarded to Paul R. Peterson Construction
City of Avondale - 2012 Preservative Seal ProgramDue Date: 8/2/12Reference # EN 12-015The contract was awarded to Sunland Asphalt in the amount of $404,328.33
Cochise County - Bisbee-Douglas International Airport Taxiway Improvements and RehabilitationDue Date: 8/9/12Reference # 12-20-FAC-041. Meadow Valley Contractors, Inc. $629,321.002. KE&G Construction, Inc. $587,688.81Click here for the schedule breakdown
ADOT - Sign Rehabilitation on I-40 in Mohave CountyDue Date: 8/10/12Reference # 040-B-(210)TEngineer’s Estimate $1,489,229.001. C S Construction, Inc. $1,399,763.502. ABBCO Sign Group, Inc. $1,533,335.003. Contractors West, Inc. $1,678,267.304. Roadway Electric, LLC $1,757,124.005. Transcore ITS, LLC $1,804,588.35
ADOT - Drainage Improvements on US 180 in Apache CountyDue Date: 8/10/12Reference # STP-180-C(200)TEngineer’s Estimate $236,996.001. K.A.Z. Construction, Inc. $320,000.002. Show Low Construction, Inc. $373,849.173. J. Banicki Construction, Inc. $379,474.104. FNF Construction, Inc. $387,925.20
ADOT - System preservation on I-17 near Black Canyon City in Yavapai CountyDue Date: 8/10/12Reference # 017-A-(225)TEngineer’s Estimate: $325,001.001. Rocky Construction, Inc. $269,219.572. K.A.Z. Construction, Inc. $305,000.003. J. Banicki Construction, Inc. $337,659.144. Southwest Concrete Paving Co. $364,700.895. Asphalt Paving & Supply, Inc. $438,647.306. C S Construction, Inc. $439,439.007. Standard Construction Company, Inc. $457,326.648. Vastco, Inc. $447,930.849. FNF Construction, Inc. $492,953.3810. Talis Construction Corporation $798,185.10
ADOT - Pavement Preservation on SR 68 in Mohave County at two locationsDue Date: 8/10/12Reference # 068-A-(200)TEngineer’s Estimate $1,521,221.001. Rummel Construction, Inc. $1,338,642.402. Combs Construction Company, Inc. $1,370,128.003. Lawrence Construction Company $1,377,695.004. Fann Contracting, Inc. $1,377,254.515. J. Banicki Construction, Inc. $1,404,600.446. McCormick Construction Co. $1,417,210.527. Technology Construction, Inc. $1,565,000.008. Intermountain West Civil Constructors $1,827,945.509. Standard Construction Company, Inc. $1,968,824.75
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City of Phoenix - Goodyear Airport Taxiway Alpha Lighting & Signage Modification ProjectDue Date: 8/14/12Reference # AV41000067Engineer’s Estimate $1,184,879.001. Rural Electric, Inc. $ 979,471.002. C S Construction, Inc. $1,019,997.503. Vellutini Corp dba Royal Southwest $1,199,884.004. AJP Electric, Inc. $1,199,884.005. Corbins Electric, LLC $1,295,702.00Click here for the bid tabulation
ADOT - Pavement Rehabilitation on Wintersburg Road inter-change and the Sun Valley Parkway interchange in Maricopa CountyDue Date: 8/10/12Reference # 010-A-(215)TEngineer’s Estimate $1,515,799.951. Combs Construction Company, Inc. $1,284,664.502. J. Banicki Construction, Inc. $1,355,061.653. Markham Contracting Co. Inc. $1,376,300.004. Nesbitt Contracting Co., Inc. $1,386,628.505. FNF Construction, Inc. $1,415,557.256. Southwest Asphalt Paving $1,495,000.00
Yavapai County - Iron Springs Road Reconstruction ProjectDue Date: 6/28/102Reference # 2918127The contract was awarded to Asphalt Paving & Supply, Inc.
Town of Pinetop-Lakeside - Woodland Lake Park Trails Rehabili-tation ProjectAwarded on 8/14/12The contract was awarded to Development Specialists, LLC in an amount not to exceed $30,640.00
City of Tempe - JOC # 10 - Roadway Restoration on Rural Road at Spence Avenue due to a waterline breakAwarded on 8/9/12The contract was awarded to Caliente Construction, Inc.
Department of the Interior National Parks Service - Fiber Optic Network Installation at Grand Canyon National ParkDue Date: 6/29/12Reference # P12PS40240The contract was awarded to Aspen Communications, LLC in the amount of $383,828.00
City of Mesa - Waste Water Service Line ProgramDue Date: 8/9/12Reference # M99-2011-005Engineer’s Estimate $429,980.001. Storm Water Pros, LLC $340,060.002. ProPipe Professional Pipe $347,265.00Click here for the bid tabulation with unit pricing
City of Prescott - Zone 19 Reservoirs, Piping & Pump StationDue Date: 7/5/12Reference # 12PWD00511. Engineer’s Estimate $4,422,885.002. CLM Earthmovers, LLC $3,143,028.513. Fann Contracting, Inc. $3,497,491.00Click here for the bid tabulation breakdown
City of Yuma - 36th Street Pump Station Odor Control ImprovementsDue Date: 7/24/12Reference # 2012-20000258Click here for the bid tabulationALL BIDS REJECTED
City of Prescott - Sundog WWTP Traveling Bridge Filter Rehabili-tation ProjectDue Date: 5/31/12 Awarded on 8/14/12The contract was awarded to Garney Companies, Inc., in the amount of $386,000.00
City of Tempe - JOC #3 - Emergency waterline repair and roadway restoration on McClintock Drive at Guadalupe Road due to a waterline breakAwarded on 8/9/12The contract was awarded to PCL Construction, Inc. in the amount of $69,429.03
City of Mesa - Concrete Installation and Repair ServicesDue Date: 7/10/12 Awarded on 8/13/12Click here for the previously published bid tabulationThe contract was awarded to CPC Construction, Inc., at $1,267,500.00 annually
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City of Yuma - 24th Street Water Services Project Due Date: 8/9/12Reference # 2012-20000256CANCELLED
Bureau of Reclamation - Improvements to the Yuma area’s water management and delivery systemThe contract was awarded to Fortis Networks Inc.
Town of Payson - Engineering and preparation work for the installation of an all-weather guidance system at the Payson Regional AirportThe contract was awarded to Armstrong Consulting $41,000.00
Pima County - Eckstrom-Columbus Library ExpansionDue Date: 8/8/12Reference # 56645Click here for the previously published bid tabulationThe contract was awarded to 4-L Construction, Inc. in the amount of $773,850.00
City of Phoenix - Chain-Link Fence Supply and Service Due Date: 4/6/12Reference # IFB 12-125The recommended awardee was L.P. Steel Industries Hurricane Fence Company
AZ DEMA - Moisture MitigationDue Date: 7/26/12Reference # DEMA12-00001945The contract was awarded to R.K. Sanders Inc.
Department of Health and Human Services - Shade Structures Installation at The Phoenix Indian Medical CenterDue Date: 7/27/12Reference # 12-247-SOL-00072The contract was awarded to Shade N’ Net in the amount of $15,162.00
Department of Justice - Supply and install ductwork inside a new visitation building for the Federal Correctional Institution Safford, ArizonaDue Date: 8/7/12Reference # RFQP06091200011The contract was awarded to B & D Air Conditioning Inc. in the amount of $55,735.00
Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs - Building 803 Drinking Fountain Replacements at the Tohono O’odham High School in Pima CountyDue Date: 8/6/12Reference # A12PS01906The contract was awarded to Richtech Contractors Inc. in the amount of $19,970.00
City of Mesa - Pool Re-plaster at Brimhall Jr. High SchoolDue Date: 8/9/12Reference # LF0005-1Engineer’s Estimate $307,300.001. Shasta Industries $245,400.002. CDC Pools, Inc. Bid not readClick here for the Bid tabulation with unit pricing
Flagstaff Unified School District - Fire Alarm Panel Monitoring, Testing And Servicing
Reference # IFB 1201-12
ALL BIDS REJECTED
City of Apache Junction - Manning Residence RehabilitationDue Date: 8/13/12Reference # 173-10-091. Well Done Construction LLC $13,903.502. Jovos, Inc. $14,186.503. Kolsrud Enterprises LLC $15,070.004. Cutting Edge Building Solutions $15,739.695. Caymus Corporation $25,175.00
City of Tucson - Paseo Tamayo Reservoir RehabilitationDue Date: 7/12/12Reference # 120545Click here for the previously published bid tabulationThe recommended awardee was the Ashton Company, LLC in the amount of $965,555.00
Lake Havasu City - Design Build Tinnell Memorial Skate ParkDue Date: 7/11/12Reference # PR3020The contract was awarded to California Skateparks
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City of Mesa - Replacement of Automatic Gate OpenersDue Date: 8/14/12Reference # 20121881. AA Anchor Fence, Inc. dba Associated Fence $52,596.002. Desert Fire & Communications $54,190.003. Empire Fence LLC $55,072.004. A J P Electric, Inc. $60,386.005. Juggernaut Empire dba Galaxy Gates $64,357.706. Phoenix Fence Co. Non-Responsive7. Corbins Electric No Bid
City of Tempe - Towable GeneratorsDue Date: 4/18/12Reference # 12-130The contract was awarded to Coffman Electrical Equipment Company
Mohave County - Supply Emulsion/Paving Asphalt MaterialDue Date: 6/12/12Reference # 12-B-09Click here for the previously published bid tabulation The follow-ing firms were awarded contracts:1. Cactus Transport2. Paramount Petroleum3. Western Emulsions
ADOT - Signal Controllers, PED Countdown Heads and Vehicle Signal Heads - City of GlendaleDue Date: 7/19/12 3pmReference # ADOT12-00001669The following firms were awarded contracts:1. Econolite2. McCain Inc.3. Traffic Parts Inc.4. Wesco Distribution/Brown5. Wholesale Electric
City of Mesa - Spray Marking PaintDue Date: 6/21/12 Awarded on 8/13/12Reference # 2012179Click here for the previously published bid tabulationThe contract was awarded to Border Construction Specialties, LLC, for Group A, B and C at $46,600.87 annually
City of Mesa - Repair services for submersible pump/motor units Due Date: 5/23/12 Awarded on 8/13/12Reference # 2012159The following firms were awarded contracts at $150,000 annually:1. Laron, Inc 2. Phoenix Pumps3. Precisions Electric
Lake Havasu City - Construction Services for the Housing Rehabilitation ProgramAwarded on 8/14/12The following firms were awarded contracts:1. AAA Affordable Air Conditioning2. Affordable Homes3. Air Control Air Conditioning4. All American Air Conditioning5. CAAZ Construction6. Coletti’s Construction7. Fayette Air Conditioning8. Lakeside Air9. Mark’s Construction10. Montes Roofing11. River Homes12. Shadwick Construction13. Shoreline Plumbing
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Ambiente Federal Services LLC is looking for firms to partner with on upcoming work in the greater Phoenix Metro. Specifically, a Women-Owned small business is pre-ferred; 8a certification is a plus. Federal project experience is not necessary. All interested Architecture, Engineering, Renewable Energy, IT, MEP, and Fire Protection firms are encouraged to contact Marc Pacino, CEO & Principal at [email protected], or 702-898-4533.
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1. Banner Estrella Medical Center broke ground on its new $151M patient tower. Planned for 175 patient beds, McCarthy Building Companies is the GC, SmithGroupJJR is the architect on the project, on the southeast corner of Thomas Rd. at Loop 101 in the West Valley.
2. ACE Construction Services is building its new national headquarters off I-17 and Loop 101 in north Phoenix. The paint-ing services business is taking over the former Aerotech-Kalmar Laboratories, 2020 W. Lone Cactus Dr.
3. Veritas Preparatory Academy opened its new east Phoenix campus in a 141K SF former Motorola building near 56th
St. and Thomas Rd. The school boasts a library, gymnasium, football field and science labs. Operated by Great Hearts Academies, Veritas is one of 15 charter schools in the non-profit network. Ver-tias shares the campus with Archway Classical Academy, a K-5 school, and the Great Heart Academies headquar-ters.
4. New memory care residence, Sarah’s Place, 6670 W. Butler Dr., Glendale, opened August 15 with facilities for 24 residents in private rooms on the Glencroft Senior Living Campus. The building, built with sustainable materi-als and energy-efficiency, is the first green building for Glencroft. Menno-nite Health Services Alliance operates the not-for-profit facility.
5. Rusted rebar, cracks in the existing pool bottom and other unforeseen issues have pushed Oro Valley’s new 50-meter competition swimming pool behind schedule at the aquatic center. A mid-September completion is now projected. Crews have been working seven days a week, but swim com-petitors planning on using the pool are being redirected to other area pools. Amphitheater High School will share facilities with Ironwood Ridge and Canyon del Oro high schools and Pusch Ridge Christian Academy will use the pool at Flowing Wells High School.
6. Fall openings are slated for Dunkin Donuts in October and Chik-Fil-A at Thanksgiving on the corner of Milton and Riordan roads in Flagstaff. Before the end of the year, Panera Bread will open in the third bay at the strip mall.
7. Maricopa has broken ground on fire station 572 on the corner of Bowlin and Hartman roads. The new facility will improve firefighter quarters and area response times. The fast track construction will see the building com-pleted by January 1.
8. The Arizona Cardinals have added four digital ribbon boards to the Club Level of University of Phoenix stadium for the new NFL season. The boards will feature stats and ads from major sponsors Hyundai, Valley Chevy Deal-ers, Cox Communications, Papa John’s Pizza, and Albertsons.
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32nd Annual Engineering Excellence Awards Call for Entries due by Aug 31 - ACEC AZ
Golf/Awards
Aug 31
Coronado Stone - Adhered Manufactured Stone Veneer-Manufacturing and Installation Processes - The Reference Library (Phoenix); 11:45am - 1:00pm, FREE
LaminArt - Specifying Melamine Pre-Finished Wood Veneers - The Reference Library (Scottsdale); 11:45am - 1:00pm, FREE
Architectural Applications for Perfeorated Metal, Expanded Metal & Wire Mesh - The Reference Library (Phoenix); 11:45am - 1:00pm, FREE
GAF - The Center for Advncement of Roofing Excellence - The Reference LIbrary (Tempe); 7:30am - 8:30am, FREE
The Reference Library
Aug 22
Aug 23
Aug 29
Aug 30
Job Order Contracting (JOC) Estimating Workshop - ACE (Phoenix); 8:00am - 4:30pm, $650/$715
Project Management Series: Preconstruction Planning - ACE (Tucson); 8:00am - 4:00pm, $ varies
Advance Project Supervisor Training - ABA (Tempe); 7:00am - 4:00pm, $900
Job Order Contracting (JOC) Certificate Program - 15 Sessions - ACE (Phoenix); 7:30am - 4:00pm, $2995/$3295
Professional Development
Aug 25
Aug 22-23
Aug 23-24
Multi-Minority Chamber Mixer - AICCAZ (Chandler); 4:00pm - 8:00pm, $10
Annual Networking Reception and Fundraiser - ACE (Tempe); 5:00pm - 7:00pm, $ Varies
Mixer / Social
Aug 23
Sept 6
NEW
Aug 27
NEW
NEW
Aug 24
Aug 24
Aug 29
Green Building: Codes, Standards, and Rating Systems - Scottsdale; 6:00pm - 8:45pm-8:45pm, FREE
Green / Energy
Aug 20
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Due Date & Time
Project Volume
Plan-Holders
RFP/RFQ / Project #
Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Proposal
Link
8/17/12 12pm
List WS90100092 RFQ City of Phoenix - SROG: 91ST Avenue Wastewater Treatment Plant Electrical, Instrumentation and Control Systems Inspection and Testing Services. Contact: Robyn Skramstad at 602-256-5692. First published on 7/27
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8/20/12 2pm
10112209 RFQ Tucson Airport Authority - Professional Design Services for Rehabilitation of Economy Parking lot. Contact: Sylvia Granillo at 520-573-4821 or [email protected]. First published on 7/27
8/2 1:30pm
Link
8/21/12 $500K - $1M
List 2012C014 RFQ Maricopa County Flood Control District - Surveying, Mapping and Review Services. Contact: Melissa Bauer at (602) 506-4433 or [email protected]. Pre-Solicitation first published on 7/10. First published on 7/20
8/1 9am
Link
8/22/12 2pm
$91M 2012-028 RFQ ADOT - I-10, Ruthrauff Road TI. Professional Engineering Services for the design of modifications to the I-10 mainline from MP 251.85 to MP 252.91; Reconstruction of Ruthrauff road overpass of I-10 and the Union Pacific Railroad, and preparation of construction plans, drawings, special provisions, quantity and cost estimates. DBE goal of 7.46%. Contact Greg Wristen, Contract Manager, at [email protected]. First published on 7/3 & revised bid date on 8/14
Link
8/23/12 12pm
RFQ Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) - Data and Geographic Information Systems support. Contact: Jason Howard, GIS Program Manager, at 602-254-6490, or by e-mail to [email protected]. First published on 7/27
Link
8/23/12 2pm
RFP City of Tolleson - General plan update. The City of Tolleson seeks to enter into a contract with a highly qualified planning firm or team with extensive experience and knowledge of preparing General Plan updates in conformance with Arizona law. Contact: Paul Gilmore, City Engineer at [email protected] or 623-474-4960. First published on 8/7 & revised link on 8/17
8/16 2pm
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Planning/Design/Inspection/ConsultantIncludes Design, Construction Administration, Inspection, Master Planning, Surveying, and Environmental Analysis Solutions. Also includes Misc. Land and Title solicitations.
Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant
Volume 3 Issue 522424
How to Read Project Solicitations Projects are listed by Category: Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant, Development, Horizontal,
Utilities, Commercial, Alterations & Maintenance, & Products/equipment. They are then listed by the Bid Date and the Darker shade notes projects New or Revised in this Issue.
CMAR—Construction Manager at Risk
Consult—Consultant
D-B—Design Build
D-B-B—Design Bid Build
IDIQ—Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity
IFB—Invitation for Bids
JOC—Job Order Contract
Sub Bids—GC requesting Sub bids
RFP—Request for Proposals
RFQ—Request for Qualifications
RFQuote—Request for Quotations
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8/23/12 2pm
$600K 572850 IFB Pima County - High Voltage Infrared Thermoscan Inspection Services. Contact: Keith Rogers at [email protected]. First published on 8/10
8/9 10am
Link
8/23/12 2pm
13DSD070212 RFQ City of Maricopa - Zoning Code Update Services. Contact Pattie LaCombe, Purchasing Manager at 520-316-6846 or [email protected]. First published on 8/17
none Link
8/23/12 3pm
ADSPO13- 00002006
RFP State Procurement Office - Professional Design Services and construction administration for a 500 Bed Maximum Security Prison. Contact: [email protected] or 602-542-5511. First published on 7/31.
8/9 10am
Link
8/24/12 5pm
IFB The Navajo Engineering and Construction Authority (NECA) -Construction Surveying & Staking for proposed BIA Project N35(9-1)4 located near Sweetwater, Arizona. Contact www.navajo.net or 505-368-5151. First published on 8/14
Link
8/27/12 RFQ Apache Behavioral Health Services, Inc. is seeking proposals from qualified Architects/Engineers interested in a new commercial building project within the boundaries of the Fort Apache Reservation located in the community of Cibecue, AZ. Contact [email protected]. First published on 8/14
Link
8/28/12 11am
C120821S RFQ 1GPA (Government Procurement Alliance) - Professional Consulting Services. Interested parties must contact the bidding agency to receive documents and future addenda. Contact: Christy Knorr [email protected]. First published on 8/7
Link
8/30/12 12pm
$1M - $1.1M
RFP 12-002 RFP City of Phoenix - Reinvent PHX Planning and Design Phase II. Perform planning, design, and implementation activities within five Transit Districts surrounding Metro light rail. Contact: Kelly Kvetko, Planner III, at [email protected] or 602-256-5648. First published on 6/26
7/11 10am
Link
8/30/12 2pm
$1.25M C10437 RFQ City of Mesa - Architectural Services and possibly Construction Administrative Services for Falcon Field Airport Terminal Building Upgrades. Contact: Michele Davila of the Engineering Department at 480-644-5463 or [email protected]. First published on 8/7
8/14 10:30am
Link
8/30/12 3pm
ADOT13-00002036
RFP ADOT Office of Public Private Partnership (P3) Initiatives and International Affairs - Traffic & Revenue Consulting Services. Contact Stacy Bourret at 602-712-4398 or [email protected]. First published on 8/14
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8/30/12 4pm
RFQ Dewey-Humboldt - On-Call Engineering and Planning Services for the Town of Dewey-Humbolt. Contact: Yvonne Kimball at [email protected]. First published on 7/31 & revised link on 8/10
Link
8/31/12 3:30pm
OP 13-2208 RFQ City of Goodyear - Professional Services for Transportation Master Plan. Contact Russ Welborn at 623-882-7879 or [email protected]. First published on 8/17
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Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant
Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant
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Project Volume
Plan-Holders
RFP/RFQ / Project #
Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Proposal
Link
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8/31/12 4pm
RFQ City of Tolleson - Downtown Redevelopment Project. The City of Tolleson seeks a qualified design firm, or team, with extensive experience and knowledge of designing roadways, pedestrian routes, landscaping and signage that will help brand Downtown Tolleson as a destination location. Contact Paul Magallanez, Economic Development Director, at [email protected] or 623-474-4998. First published on 8/14
Link
8/31/12 4pm
RFP #2013-01 RFP Arizona Department of Housing - Inspection Services to Perform Housing Quality Standards Inspections in Yavapai County and Hearing Officer Services. Contact: Lori Moreno, Procurement Officer, at 602-771-1061.
Link
9/4/12 2pm
<$30M List N62473 12R2014
RFQ Department of the Navy - Preparation of Navy and Marine Corps Environmental Planning Documents for Infrastructure and Other Projects in CA, NV, AZ, and Various Other Locations in the United States. Small Business Set aside. Contact: Carol Hart at 619-532-1592 or Beatrice Appling at 619-532-1620. First published on 8/7 & added planholders list on 8/17
Link
9/4/12 5pm
RFQ Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise - Architectural Services for a preliminary Master Plan for gaming facility and Architectural Services for a Casino & Travel Center (Multi-Phased) at the Interstate-40 Pinta Road Exit 320 interchange (Navajo Nation Nahat’a Dziil Commission Governance) located near Sanders, Arizona. Contact Mary West, Project Development Manager, Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise, at [email protected]. First published on 8/17
Link
9/6/12 2pm
2013-20000014 RFQ City of Yuma - Professional Engineering Services For Agua Viva Urban Lake Project. Contact: Robin R. Wilson at 928-373-5119 or [email protected]. First published on 8/10
8/21 11am
Link
9/6/12 2pm
RFQ City of Mesa - 2012 Engineering/Consulting Annual On-Call Services for Transportation Projects. Contact Michele Davila of the Engineering Department at 480-644-5463 or [email protected]. First published on 8/14 & revised link and added contact information on 8/17
none Link
9/10/12 3:30pm
CIP # E340 RFQ Town of Prescott Valley - Professional Engineering services for the Agua Fria Floodplain Revision & Unit 16 Stormwater Mitigation Study. This Project consists of research, analysis, recommendation, and preliminary design of stormwater conveyance facilities through Unit 16; and a CLOMR application for revising the Agua Fria Floodplain in Prescott Valley. Contact: Public Works Department at 928-759-3070. First published on 8/7
8/28 2pm
Link
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9/10/12 5pm
List 2012-014 RFQ PhxMesa Gateway Airport - On-Call Professional Programmatic Planning Services to support the development, design and construction of Phase I of PMGAA’s multi-phased Northeast Terminal Development Project, also known as GATEWAY 2030, as well as other airport planning-related services. Contact: Marian Russey at 480-988-7630 or e-mail at [email protected]. First published on 6/12 & added sign in sheet on 7/24. Revised bid date on 8/10
7/17 10am
Link
9/12/12 1pm
List VA25812Q0760 RFQuote Department of Veterans Affairs - Water Analysis for the Southern Arizona Veteran’s Affair’s Healthcare System (SAVAHCS), VA Campus, Tucson. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business set aside. Contact Gregory Manning, Contract Specialist, at 520-629-4929 or [email protected]. First published on 8/14
Link
9/13/12 4pm
2013-20000038 RFQ City of Yuma - Professional Architectural Services On A Project-by-Project Basis. Contact Robin R. Wilson at 928-373-5116 or [email protected]. First published on 8/17
Link
9/14/12 12pm
List ST89360022 RFQ City of Phoenix - Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Strategic Plan Design Services. The City of Phoenix is seeking a qualified consultant team to develop an Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Strategic Plan that will serve as the agency’s road map for ITS planning, deployment, integration and coordination needs. Contact: Liz Blakley at 602-534-5789. First published on 8/17
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9/18/12 4pm
List WW1302-101 RFQ City of Chandler - Ocotillo Water Reclamation Facility (OWRF) Process Facility Assessment. Contact Dara Griffith at 480-782-3314 or [email protected]. First published on 8/17
9/4 11am
Link
Due Date & Time
Plan-Holders
RFP/RFQ Project #
Type Owner - Project Description Pre-Proposal
Link
8/22/12 4pm
2013-004 RFQ PhxMesa Gateway Airport - Air Service Development Consultant Services. Contact: Marian Russey at 480-988-7630 or e-mail at [email protected]. First published on 8/10
8/7 10am
Link
8/23/12 2pm
13DSD070212 RFQ City of Maricopa - Zoning Code Update Services. The City of Maricopa is proposing to update the existing City of Maricopa Zoning Code to create an innovative and integrated Municipal Zoning Code based on Smart Growth principles that are user and development community friendly. Contact: Pattie LaCombe, Purchasing Manager; at 520-316-6846 or [email protected]. First published on 8/3
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8/29/12 3:30pm
OP 13-2191 RFP City of Goodyear - Development Fee Impact Study. Contact George Bravakos, 623-882-7845 or [email protected]. First published on 8/17
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Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant Planning/Design/Inspection/ConsultantDue Date & Time
Project Volume
Plan-Holders
RFP/RFQ / Project #
Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Proposal
Link
Development Opportunities Includes Requests for Development Proposals, Entitlements, and Misc. Real Estate Services.
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8/30/12 4pm
S 02619 RFQ Housing Authority of Maricopa County - Developers to participate in the revitalization of certain HAMC properties. Contact: Janet Belfield at 602-744-4537 or [email protected]. First published on 7/20
8/1 9am
Link
9/6/12 3pm
FB 13-005 RFQ City of Avondale - Development Impact Fee Analysis. Contact: Loretta Browning at 623-333-2029 or [email protected]. First published on 8/10
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12/31/12 RFQ Estrella Mountain Ranch, LLC - Seeks qualified, responsible contractors to bid land development contracts located at Estrella Mountain Ranch in Goodyear, AZ. Site improvements include grading, wet utilities, dry utilities, paving, concrete, landscape, masonry walls, park equipment, etc. For additional information, please go to the following website: www.newlandoutreach.com. First published on 7/13 & moved to development on 7/20
Link
Due Date & Time
Project Volume
Plan-holders
Solicitation/ Project #
Type Owner - Description Pre-bid Link
8/17/12 11am
$3.1M List 051-A-(202)A IFB ADOT - System Enhancements on SR 51 in Maricopa County from Glendale Rd to SR 101L. The work includes the addition of ramp meters, Dynamic Message Signs (DMS), Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras, Digital Upgrade of existing CCTV cameras, removal of existing Passive Acoustic Detectors and cabinets, Traffic Count Stations, fiber optic cable, and other related items. DBE goal of 2.51%. Contact: Engineering Specialist Tom Mowery-Racz at 602-712-6741 or Construction Supervisor Girgis Girgis at 602-712-6813. First published on 6/26
Link
8/17/12 11am
$1.7M List 260-B-(208)T IFB ADOT - Install Wildlife fencing on SR260 in Gila County approx. 16 miles east of Payson in two locations. DBE goal of 6.50%. Contact: Engineering Specialist Robert Petrillo at 602-712-8168 or Construction Supervisor Tom Goodman at 928-468 - 5063. First published on 6/26
Link
8/17/12 11am
$1.5M List 060-D-NFA IFB ADOT - Parking Lot Improvements in Thompson Arboretum State Park in Pinal County. The proposed work includes parking lot improvements, new pipe culvert, landscaping, seeding and other related items. Contact: Engineering Specialist Leonard Vidra at 602 712-8158 or Construction Supervisor Debbie Kent at 928 402-5625. First published on 6/26
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HorizontalIncludes Earthwork, Roadway Improvements, Paving Maintenance, Transportation, and Single-Trade Solicitations directly related to Horizontal Construction (i.e. Traffic Signal Signalization and Pavement Marking).
Development OpportunitiesDue Date & Time
Plan-Holders
RFP/RFQ Project #
Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Proposal
Link
Volume 3 Issue 5228
Pr ojec t So lic itat ion s All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions in this data. Links may not be valid once bid date/time ha s passed. All Bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.
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8/17/12 11am
$1.4M List STP-A89-C(205)T
IFB ADOT - Drainage Improvements on US 89A in Coconino County about five miles east of Jacob Lake. The project consists of drainage improvements by replacing existing pipe culverts with new pipe culverts, treatment at inlet and outlet of pipe culverts and erosion control.DBE goal of 2.88%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Sarker Rahman at 602-712-8262 or Construction Engineer: Steve Monroe at 928-714-2290. First published on 7/3
Link
8/17/12 11am
$370K List STP-191-N(202)T
IFB ADOT - System Preservation on US 191B in Cochise County in within the City of Douglas. The proposed work consists of placing micro-surfacing and other improvements near the port of entry including a metering traffic signal, signing, pavement markings and other related items. DBE goal of 1.46%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Adrian Gutierrez at 602-712-8257 or Construction Supervisor: Rene Teran at 520-586-2949. First published on 7/3
Link
8/17/12 11am
$1.6M List 095-D-(205)T 095-D-(201)T
IFB ADOT - Pedestrian Safety Improvements on SR 95 in Mohave County within Bullhead City. The proposed work consists of constructing new highway lighting and a new pedestrian hybrid beacon. The work also includes constructing sidewalks and sidewalk ramps, removal of concrete curb and gutter; relocating existing emergency vehicle preemption sensor and video detection camera, removing existing signal mast arms and traffic signals, and other related work. DBE goal of 2.09%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Adrian C. Gutierrez at 602-712-8257 or Construction Supervisor: Chris Olson at 928-681-6016. First published on 7/3
Link
8/17/12 2pm
3-04-0027-18-2012
IFB Town of Payson - Improvements to Payson Municipal Airport. Work includes Schedule I Install Automated Weather Observing System (AWOS) III. First published on 8/7
8/9 9:30am
Link
8/21/12 2pm
$450K List AG-94TZ-S- 12-0056
IFB Department of Agriculture - Ruin and Dillman Pit Crush and Stockpile. Work consists of mobilization, clearing and grubbing, drilling and blasting, and crushing and stockpiling of an aggregate surface course at two existing pits. Small Business Set aside. Contact: Norma A. Howard, Contracting Officer, at [email protected] or 602-225-5344. First published on 7/27
8/2 9am
Link
8/21/12 2pm
PW-1301 IFB City of Sierra Vista - FY 12/13 Street Maintenance - Rubberized surface seals. Contact: 520-458-3315. First published on 8/10
Link
8/22/12 2pm
List CP0165, CP0166, CP0167, CP0168 & CP0186
IFB City of Mesa - Eastmark Phase I Civil and Landscape Roadway Improvements. Mandatory Pre-Bid conference. Contact Craig Alteri P.E., at 480-644-2526 or [email protected]. First published on 7/31 & added sign in sheet on 8/17
8/9 1pm Mand.
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Development Opportunities Horizontal
Bid Date & Time
Project Volume
Plan-holders
Project # Contract Type
Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link
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8/22/12 2pm
$3M - $3.5M
58486 IFB Pima County - Countywide Chip Seal Project. The project consists of placing Chip Seal and Fog Coat surface treatments at various locations within Pima County. It also includes re-striping, replacing traffic legends, and replacing raised pavement markers as required. Contact: Terri Spencer at 520-724-4434 or [email protected]. First published on 8/3
8/7 10am Link
8/22/12 3pm
64-0001 IFB Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona - 64th Drive Lots Project in Glendale, AZ. Project includes Civil Infrastructure work on three vacant/undeveloped lots. Major elements of work include grading, wet and dry utilities, concrete, paving, and block wall. Mandatory Pre-bid conference. Contact: [email protected]. First published on 8/7
8/16 11am
Link
8/23/12 1pm
CP0185 IFB City of Mesa - Bridge Safety Rehab - Phase III. The repair work on 17 bridges is for overall bridge safety and is based on bridge inspection repair and maintenance reports. Railing improvements are for overall pedestrian safety. Contact: Curtis Krausman at 480-644-5448 or e-mail [email protected] published on 8/3
see bid docs
Link
8/23/12 1:30pm
$1.1M FC0128 IFB Yavapai County Flood Control District - Forbing Park Drainage Improvement Project. Work includes utility relocations and transportation required for the placement of approximately 2,400 LF of Storm Sewer Extension in Forbing Park. Contact Lynn Whitman at 928-771-3197 or [email protected]. First published on 8/3 & revised link on 8/14
Link
8/23/12 2pm
1120547 IFB Yavapai County - Sedona Airport Taxi Lane B7 Construction Project. Construct a 75’ wide by 300’ long Taxi lane in compliance with FAA standards regarding aircraft classified as B-II. Contact: Gay Hendin, Grants Administrator, at [email protected] or 928-777-7510. First published on 8/7 & revised link on 8/10
8/9 1pm
Link
8/23/12 3pm
IFB 13-01-HFP-04
IFB Cochise County - Gleeson Road Improvements in Tombstone, AZ. Work includes improvement of two (2) road miles of Gleeson Road from a primitive dirt road to an all weather chip seal road. Contact: Terry Hudson, Senior Buyer, at 520-432-8391 or [email protected]. First published on 7/20
8/11pm
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8/23/12 3pm
ADOT13-00001995
IFB ADOT - Pavement Rising and Underseal Services - Statewide. Contact: Amir Sakhi at 602-712-8584 or [email protected]. First published on 7/27
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8/24/12 11am
$1.9M List 264-A-(205)T IFB ADOT - Box culvert and channel improvements on SR 264 in Navajo County. Work consists of the construction of a new concrete box culvert crossing on SR 264 and an energy dissipation structure. DBE goal of 4.20%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Sara Howard at 602-712-6834 or Construction Supervisor: Carl Ericksen at 928-524-5421. First published on 6/26
Link
Horizontal Bid Date & Time
Project Volume
Plan-holders
Project # Contract Type
Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link
Volume 3 Issue 5230
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8/24/12 11am
$2.4M List 999-A-(309)T IFB ADOT - Install Department-furnished DMS signs at five locations. The proposed work consists of furnishing and installing Department-furnished DMS signs, DMS controller cabinets on contractor-supplied mounting assemblies, removal and salvage of one existing DMS with control cabinet, and other related items. DBE goal of 3.71%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Tom Mowery-Racz at 602-712-6741 or Construction Supervisor: Girgis Girgis at 602-712-6813. First published on 7/3
Link
8/24/12 11am
$25M List IM-010 E(202)T IFB ADOT - System Reconstruction on I-10 in Pima County near Benson. The proposed work consists of widening the median, reconstructing the eastbound roadway, reconstructing the westbound roadway on new alignment, constructing two bridges, removing the existing Pantano Railroad Underpass Bridge, constructing sheet piling and bank protection in Cienega Creek, constructing a retaining wall, constructing new culverts and drainage basins, installing signing and striping, salvaging and replanting existing landscaping, and other related work. DBE goal of 3.45%. Contact: C&S Technical Leader: Ata Zarghami 602-712-6761 or Construction Supervisor: James Gomes at 520-209-4552. First published on 7/3
Link
8/24/12 11am
$1.4M List S95-A-(202)T IFB ADOT - Pavement Preservation on SR 95S in La Paz County within the Colorado River Indian Reservation. The work includes milling existing pavement and replacing it with asphaltic concrete. Additional work includes removal and replacement of concrete driveways, sidewalks, pavement markings and other related items. DBE goal of 2.87%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Brian Pirooz at 602-512 8269 or Construction Supervisor: Jaime Hernandez at 928-317 2158. First published on 7/3
Link
8/24/12 11am
$2.4M List STP-098A(200)T IFB ADOT - Drainage Improvements on SR 98 one mile north of US 60 in Navajo County. The work consists of raising the vertical profile of SR 98 for the installation of a new 7 barrel 10’ x 6’ reinforced concrete box culvert. Additional work includes construction and removal of a temporary detour roadway, removal of existing pipes, replacing pavement markings, rumble-strip grinding, and other miscellaneous work. DBE goal of 3.43. Contact: Engineering Specialist: William Nanni at 602-712-6899 or Construction Supervisor: David Sikes at 928-266-2688. First published on 7/3
Link
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Bid Date & Time
Project Volume
Plan-holders
Project # Contract Type
Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link
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8/24/12 11am
$2.1M List CM-LPK-0(004)A
IFB ADOT - Pedestrian Underpass in Maricopa County, within the cities of Litchfield Park and Goodyear on Litchfield Road and Wigwam Boulevard, approximately 2-1/2 miles north of Interstate 10. The proposed work consists of constructing a pedestrian underpass from east to west on Wigwam Blvd, utility relocations, partial traffic signal removal and relocation, constructing a new stormwater collection system, and landscaping improvements. DBE goal of 6.52%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Donna Rice at 602-712-8618 or Construction Supervisor: Julie Kliewer at 602-712-8965. First published on 7/3
Link
8/24/12 2pm
List RFP-AG-94TZ-S-12-0064
RFP Department of Agriculture - North Kaibab-Mogollon Rim Routine Road Maintenance. Small Business Set-aside. Contact: Norma A. Howard, Contracting Officer, at [email protected] or 602-225-5344. Pre-Solicitation first published on 7/20. Solicitation first published on 8/7
8/14 10:30am
Link
8/24/12 2pm
IFB 12-024 IFB City of Phoenix - Speed Hump Installation, Requirements Contract. Contact: Edith Barrera, Sr. Buyer, at 602-495-7664 or [email protected]. First published on 8/10
8/14 9am
Link
8/24/12 2pm
IFB 12-031 IFB City of Phoenix - Pavement Marking Removal, Requirements Contract. Contact: Edith Barrera, Sr. Buyer, at 602-495-7664 or [email protected]. First published on 8/10
Link
8/24/12 5pm
IFB The Navajo Engineering and Construction Authority (NECA) - Pavement Marking for proposed BIA Project N35(9-1)4 located near Sweetwater, Arizona. Contact: www.navajo.net or 505-368-5151. First published on 8/14
Link
8/28/12 11am
032712-1 IFB Gila County - Russell Road Reconstruction Project. Mandatory Pre-bid conference. Contact [email protected]. First published on 8/14
8/16 10am Mand.
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8/28/12 3pm
$100K - $500K
AI1204-401 IFB City of Chandler - Airport Automated Weather Observation System Replacement. Contact Ray Buglion at 480-782-3319 or [email protected]. First published on 8/14
8/22 10am
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8/28/12 3pm
2012201 IFB City of Mesa - Streetlight Maintenance and Rusted Pole Replacement Services. Contact Pat Fels at 480-644-2655 or [email protected]. First published on 8/17
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$10M 120549 IFB City of Tucson - Houghton Rd - Irvington Rd to Valencia Rd Roadway Improvements - Re-Bid. Contact: MJ Dillard at 520-837-6616 or Matt Hausman at [email protected]. First published on 8/10
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8/29/12 3pm
$100K - $500K
PR1201-401 IFB City of Chandler - Stonegate Park Improvements. Work includes various removals, landscaping, landscape irrigation, turf establishment, park lighting, a new Ramada, concrete flatwork and curbing. Contact: Ray Buglion at 480-782-3319 or [email protected]. First published on 8/3
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8/29/12 3pm
B13/9784 IFB Pima Community College - Multi Campus Parking Lot Resurfacing. Mandatory Pre-bid conference. Contact: [email protected]. First published on 8/7
8/14 10am Mand.
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8/30/12 12pm
$4.1M List 4108JOC110 JOC City of Phoenix - Asphalt-Rubber Crack and Joint Sealing Job Order Contract. Work includes major, collector, residential, local and frontage road asphalt-rubber crack and joint sealing treatment. Contact: Charlene Carpenter at 602-261-8894. First published on 8/10
8/21 1pm
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8/30/12 1pm
12/0002-302-4 IFB Needles Unified School District - Vista Colorado Elementary School Parking Lot Improvement. Contact Craig D. Hainds, Construction Manager, at 909-568-6280. First published on 8/17
8/22 1pm
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8/30/12 1:30pm
$936K 1220585 IFB Yavapai County - Verde Valley School Road Shoulder Widening & Pavement Rehabilitation Project. Mandatory Pre-bid conference. First published on 8/7 & revised link on 8/10. Added Project Volume on 8/14
8/16 10am Mand.
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8/30/12 1:30pm
1220168 IFB Yavapai County - Crack Sealing in Yavapai County. Contact: Yavapai County Public Works at 928-771-3183. First published on 8/14
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8/30/12 2:30pm
List San Carlos 6 -Infrastructure
IFB San Carlos Housing Authority - San Carlos Homes VI – “Tulapai Flats Infrastructure”. The project in the new Tulapai Flats Development of San Carlos. Work includes grading, paving and site utilities. Contact: Ken Gillespie at 816-979-3229 or [email protected]. First published on 8/3 & added bidder list on 8/10. Updated bidders list on 8/17
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9/4/12 2pm
IFB # 215 IFB Navajo Housing Authority - Dennehotso Construction of Roadway and Red Valley Drainage Improvements. Contact Alvester Chee, Procurement Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 8/17
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9/4/12 4pm
2012-RTP5311 RFP City of Show Low Public Transportation Services - Transit Shelter Project. The project involves installation of five (5) concrete pads and six (6) prefabricated bus shelters along seven bus stop points within the city’s public transit system. Contact: Pete Erlenbach, Grants and Transit Manager, at 928-523-4096, or [email protected]. First published on 8/3
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9/5/12 2pm
$1.7M P13-0014 IFB City of Peoria - Slurry Seal & Micro Seal. Contact: Christine Finney at 623-773-7115 or [email protected]. First published on 8/17
8/23 10:30am
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9/5/12 2pm
IFB City of Show Low - 5311 Rural Transportation Program - Walmart Transfer Station. Mandatory Pre-bid conference. Contact Shane Hemesath at 928-532-4090. First published on 8/17
8/28 2pm
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9/6/12 2pm
$1.8M - $2M
12PB042 IFB City of Scottsdale - Arizona Canal Multi-Use Pathway 60th St. to Goldwater Blvd. Construct a ten (10) foot wide multi-use path and path lighting along the south bank of the Arizona Canal. Contact Raquel McMahon at 480-312-5715 or [email protected]. First published on 8/14
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9/6/12 2pm
2013-20000009 IFB City of Yuma - Yuma East Wetlands Shared-Use Pathway. Work consists of furnishing and installing a shared use-pathway comprised of roller compacted concrete extending from Gateway Park into the East Wetlands. Contact: Peggy Hayes at 928-373-5110 or [email protected]. First published on 8/14
8/22 9:30am
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9/7/12 12pm
$2.1M List PA75150026 CMAR City of Phoenix - Echo Canyon Recreation Area Trailhead Construction Manager at Risk Services. Contact: Yolanda Sanchez at 602-534-1423. First published on 8/17
8/24 2:30pm
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9/12/12 3:30pm
OP 13-2195 IFB City of Goodyear - Removal and/or Installation of Pavement Marking. Contact George Bravakos at 623-882-7845 or [email protected]. First published on 8/17
8/29/12 Link
9/13/12 12pm
$6M List 4108JOC109 JOC City of Phoenix - Fractured Aggregate Surface Treatment (FAST) and Scrub Sealing Job Order Contract. Contact: Charlene Carpenter at 602-261-8894. First published on 8/10
8/21 1pm
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9/14/12 11am
$12.5M List 017-B-(211)T IFB ADOT - Construct a climbing lane and resurface the existing roadway on I-17 in Yavapai County. DBE goal of 3.36%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Don Pierson at 928-778-4679 or Construction Supervisor: Tom Goodman at 928-468-5063. First published on 7/3
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9/14/12 11am
$500K List 079-A-(206)T IFB ADOT - Minor Bridge Rehabilitation on SR 79 in Pinal County north of Florence. The work consists of constructing concrete floors underneath the existing Gila River Bridge (STR # 501) and other related work. DBE goal of 9.91%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Mahmood B. Ghorbani at 602-712-6093 Construction Supervisor: Carter Mc Kune at 520-836-8133, 836-2501. First published on 7/3
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9/14/12 11am
$8M List 191-C-(212)T IFB ADOT - Bridge Replacement and Pavement Preservation on UD 191 in Greenlee County. The work encompasses constructing a new five span southbound Cold Creek Canyon Bridge on new alignment, scour retrofitting existing northbound Cold Creek Canyon Bridge, and replacing bridge barrier on southbound Rattlesnake Canyon Bridge. The work also includes pavement preservation along both NB and SB throughout the length of the project. DBE goal of 4.14% Contact: Engineering Specialist: Mohammed Patwary at602-712-8187 or Construction Supervisor: Brian W. Jevas at 928-432-4936. First published on 7/3
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9/14/12 11am
$4.6M List 089-A-(201)T IFB ADOT - Road widening on SR 89 within the City of Prescott. The work consists of widening White Spar Road to accommodate a center left turn lane and bike lanes in each direction. DBE goal of 3.56%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Don Pierson at 928-778-4679 or Construction Supervisor: Andy Roth at 928-759-2426. First published on 7/3
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9/14/12 11am
$1.5M List 089-B-(205)T IFB ADOT - Construct new sidewalks and landscaping on SR 89 in Yavapai County within the town of Chino Valley. DBE goal of 3.31%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Don Pierson at 928-778-4679 or Construction Supervisor: Andy Roth at 928-759-2426. First published on 7/3
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9/17/12 4pm
130622 RFP City of Tucson - Management, Operations and Maintenance Services for the Modern Streetcar. Contact Christina Schipansky at 520-837-4131 or [email protected]. First published on 8/17
8/29 1pm
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9/28/12 11am
$1.8M List 089-B(207)T IFB ADOT - System Improvements on SR 89 in Yavapai County. The proposed work consists of drainage improvements including removal and disposal of concrete embankment lining, furnishing and installing a reinforced concrete floor slab for existing arch culvert, furnishing and installing a reinforced concrete drainage channel and baffle chute, installing pipe culverts, repairing concrete arch culvert cracking, removing vegetation and other related work. DBE goal of 2.28%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Mahmood B. Ghorbani at 602-712-6093 or Construction Supervisor: Christopher Olson at 928-681-6016. First published on 7/3
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9/28/12 11am
$23M List 191-D(002)S IFB ADOT - Bridge Replacements and Road alignment on US 191 in Apache County. The work also consists of constructing mechanically stabilized earth and concrete retaining walls, concrete sidewalk, guardrail, and pipe culverts. Additional work includes seeding, lighting, riprap, signing, pavement markings, and other related work. DBE goal of 3.9%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Mohammed Patwary at 602-712-8187 or Construction Supervisor: Carl Ericksen at 928-524-5421. First published on 7/3
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9/28/12 11am
$445K List GGI-0-(209)T GGI-0-(210)T
IFB ADOT - System Enhancements on various rural roads in Gila County. The work consists of installing new hot applied thermoplastic center line, edge line, legend and symbol pavement markings and related incidental items of work. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Don Pierson at 928-778-4679 or Construction Supervisor: Rod Lane at 928-402-5600. First published on 7/24 & revised link and $ on 7/31
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9/28/12 11am
$1.5M 019-A-(202)A IFB ADOT - System preservation on SR 89 within the Town of Chino Valley. The project consists of constructing new sidewalks and landscaping. DBE goal of 3.31%. Contact: Engineering Specialist, Don Pierson at 928-778-4679, or Construction Supervisor Andy Roth at 928-759-2426. First published on 8/14
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9/28/12 11am
$6M List 040-B-(207)T IFB ADOT - Bridge Deck Rehabilitation and barrier replacement on I-40 within the City of Kingman. DBE goal of 3.72%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Mohammed Patwary at 602-712-8187 or Construction Supervisor: Chris Olson at 928-681-6016. First published on 8/17
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10/5/12 11am
$800K List 010-F-(205)T IFB ADOT - System Preservation on I-10 in Cochise County approx. 5 miles east of San Simon. The work consists of removing the existing Asphaltic Concrete (AC) by milling and replacing it with new AC and Asphalt-Rubber Asphaltic Concrete Friction Course. DBE goal of 1.28%. Contact: C&S Technical Leader: Manish Shah at 602-712-7216 or Construction Supervisor: Brian Jevas at 928-432-4936. First published on 7/3
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10/5/12 11am
$18.2M List 060-B-(204)T IFB ADOT - Capacity Addictions and Road Widening on US 60 in the cities of Phoenix and Glendale. The proposed work consists of removing driveways, constructing new right turn lanes and sidewalk at various locations along the length of project and pavement rehabilitation. The pavement rehabilitation work consists of milling and replacing AC, fog and blotter and removing and reconstructing portions of roadway. DBE goal of 2.4%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Rimpal Shah at 602-712-8377 or Construction Supervisor: John Hall at 602-712-5840. First published on 7/3
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$23M List 086-A-NFA 086-A-(209)T
IFB ADOT - System preservation and widening on SR 86, approx. 15 miles west of Robles Junction, in Pima County. The work consists of roadway excavation and embankment, super elevation correction by milling, furnishing and placing aggregate base course, asphaltic concrete (End Product), poly chip seal coat, extending existing highway box culverts and pipe culverts, removal and replacement of box culverts and pipe culverts, signing and pavement markings, and other related work. DBE goal of 2.56%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Mohammed Salahuddin at 602-712-8260 or Construction Supervisor: Mindy Teague at 520-838-2985. First published on 7/3
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8/17/12 10am
List FA4877-12-R-0030-ReplaceRiser
RFP Department of the Air Force - Replace Riser in Bldg 1540. This project will replace 2 existing 6” fire risers on the west end of bldg 1540 with one 8” fire riser. Small business Set aside. Contact: Marilyn T. Menjivar at [email protected] or 520-228-4838. First published on 8/10
8/9 10am
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8/17/12 12pm
12-0614D RFQ DB City of Phoenix - SROG 91st Avenue Wastewater Treatment Plant Digester Gas Sale. Develop a project to purchase or utilize the anaerobic digester gas from SROG’s 91st Avenue Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) located at 5616 South 91st Avenue in Tolleson, Arizona. Contact: Jeff Cowee at 602-534-6846 or [email protected]. First published on 6/15
7/11 1pm
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8/17/12 2pm
IFB The Hualapai Nation - Truxton Water Pumping Station Project. Construct a new pumping system and building as well as yard piping improvements and the installation of new control and SCADA improvements at the pumping station and at three potable water storage tank locations. Contact: Rachael Brown at 480-592-0091 x225. First published on 7/13
7/27 10am
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8/17/12 2pm
RFP # 07-02-12 RFP Gila River Indian Community - Pima-Maricopa Irrigation Project BW-IB Pima Lateral, on-reservation McClellan Wash Siphon to the Gila River. Work includes reconstruction of a complete and fully functional canal and siphon. Contact: Randy Allen, Buyer, at [email protected]. First published on 7/27
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8/20/12 4pm
120525 RFP City of Tucson - Well Rehabilitation. Contact: Terryl Robinson at 520-837-4128 or [email protected]. First published on 7/31
8/9 2pm
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8/20/12 5pm
RFP Navajo Tribal Utility Authority - Microwave/Broadband Navajo Nation Chapter Telecommunications Poles. Contact Avis Jimm at 928-729-6243 or [email protected]. First published on 8/17
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8/22/12 2pm
IFB Metro Water District - Orange Grove Road, Camino De La Tierra to La Cholla, Waterline Relocations & Magee Road, La Canada Drive to Oracle Road Waterline relocations, Phase III. Construct approximately 2,600 lineal feet of new 4, 6, 8, & 12 inch diameter pipeline and other water system appurtenances. Contact: Charlie Maish at 520-575-8100. First published on 7/20
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$1M - $5M
List DE-SOL-0004336 IFB Department of Energy - Construct Substation, Coolidge Substation, Stage 09. Small Business Set-aside. Contact: Eric Jordan, Contract Specialist, at [email protected]. Pre-solicitation first published on 7/10 & published on 7/24
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8/22/12 3pm
List PW 12-060 IFB City of Avondale - South Avondale/PIR Sewer Line and Waterline. Mandatory Pre-bid conference. Contact: Mike Smith at 623-333-4450 or [email protected] or Anna Hudson at 623-333-4213 or [email protected]. First published on 8/3 & added plan holders sheet on 8/7
8/13 10am Mand.
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8/23/12 2pm
13PWD0055 IFB City of Prescott - SR89 White Spar Waterline Relocation. This project generally consists of construction of a new 12” DIP water main and appurtenances on SR89-White Spar Rd. from Copper Basin Rd. to Apache Dr. in advance of the upcoming ADOT road improvement project. Mandatory Pre-bid Conference. Contact: Public Works Director at 928-777-1130. First published on 7/27
8/8 2pm Mand.
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8/24/12 11am
$1.3M List 888-A-(212)T IFB ADOT - Centralized Control Systems for Signals in Maricopa County at various traffic Interchanges on highways I-10, I-17 Loop 101, Loop 202, SR-87, and along Grand Avenue. DBE goal of 1.22%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Adrian C. Gutierrez at 602-712-8257 or Construction Supervisor: Girgis Girgis at 602-712-6710. First published on 7/3
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8/24/12 4pm
List DJTMZ1D560 RFP Defense Information Systems Agency - Storm Water Mitigation and Access Pathways for JITC Compound. Contact: Melanie Rakers at [email protected] or 618-229-9242. First published on 8/7
8/8 10am
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8/27/12 2pm
IFB Flagstaff Ranch Mutual Wastewater Company - WWTP Expansion. Project includes expansion of the existing wastewater treatment plant from a total capacity of 30,000 gpd to 95,000 gpd using an aeration treatment system. First published on 8/14
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8/27/12 5pm
RFP Navajo Tribal Utility Authority - Microwave/Broadband Telecommunications Tower - Twin Arrows. Contact Avis Jimm at 928-729-6243 or [email protected]. First published on 8/17
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8/28/12 2pm
$5M - $10M
List DE-SOL-0004318 IFB Department of Energy - Bouse Switchyard, Stage 01 near Parker, AZ. This project consists of constructing a new 230-kV shunt capacitor bank, three approach spans with associated shoo-fly and dead-end pole structures, a communication tower, a service building, duct banks between the Arizona Public Service’s (APS) yard and Bouse Switchyard, and dismantling the existing Bouse Tap, which will require the removal of lattice structures, switches, and instrument transformers. Small Business Set-aside. Contact: Byron D. McCollum, Contracting Officer at [email protected]. Pre-Solicitation First published on 7/3. First published on 7/27
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8/28/12 2pm
List WS85050008 D-B-B City of Phoenix - Lone Mountain Reservoir Project Design Bid Build. Project includes a new 3MG circular reservoir, a new disinfection building with chlorine gas equipment, a pump station, retention basin, yard piping, grading and drainage as well as civil work. This project has a 9% SBE goal. Contact: Kandi Kawolsky at 602-534-8352. First published on 8/3
8/15 2pm
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8/28/12 3pm
231301 RFP ASU - Central Plant Distribution Breakers. Contact: Tom Sassatelli at 480-965-2074 or [email protected]. First published on 8/10 & revised link and description on 8/14
8/15 1pm
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8/29/12 3:30pm
$1M - $2M
WA1005-401 IFB City of Chandler - Water Production Facilities Improvements. Contact: Joshua Plumb at 480-782-3312 or [email protected]. First published on 8/3
8/16 10am
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8/30/12 2pm
SP-0220 IFB Town of Huachuca City - Huachuca City Effluent Transfer project. First published on 7/27
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8/30/12 2:30pm
List San Carlos 6 -Infrastructure
IFB San Carlos Housing Authority - San Carlos Homes VI – “Tulapai Flats Infrastructure”. The project in the new Tulapai Flats Development of San Carlos. Work includes grading, paving and site utilities. Contact: Ken Gillespie at 816-979-3229 or [email protected]. First published on 8/3 & added bidders list on 8/10. Updated bidders list on 8/17
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8/30/12 3pm
ADOT12-00001922
IFB ADOT - On Call Electrical Wire Systems Repair and/or Replacement. Contact Christina Jimenez at 602-712-4458 or [email protected]. First published on 8/14
8/21 9am
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8/31/12 11am
IFB # 61218 IFB Pima Community College - Whole Effluent Toxicity (WET) Testing. First published on 8/17
8/20 11am
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8/31/12 2pm
12030-RFP RFP Maricopa County - P25 Radio System Infrastructure Upgrade. Mandatory Pre-proposal Conference. Contact: Mathew Bauer 602-506-3454 or [email protected]. First published on 5/29
6/7 10am Mand.
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9/4/12 5pm
List W91RUS 12T0360
Department of the Army - Antenna Polarization Positioner. Supplyl an electronic antenna polarization positioner at the Compact Range to either replace or refurbish the existing antenna feed positioner. Small Business Set aside. Contact Cheryl M. Todd at 520-538-6405 or [email protected]. First published on 8/14
8/23 9am
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9/5/12 2pm
List WS85050015 D-B-B City of Phoenix - 7A-GS2 3MG Concrete Reservoir Project. SBE goal of 12%. Contact: Kandi Kowalsky at 602-534-8352 or [email protected]. First published on 8/10
8/15 2pm
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9/5/12 3:30pm
OP 13-2203 RFP City of Goodyear - On-Call Well and Booster Pump Maintenance Services. Contact George Bravakos at 623-882-7845 or [email protected]. First published on 8/17
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9/5/12 4pm
# 182 IFB City of Page - Storm drainage realignment project consisting of constructing approximately 1,300’ of gabion basket & rip rap channels & two concrete security/drainage structures to realign the existing drainage canal located at 640 Haul Road in Page, AZ. Mandatory Pre-bid conference. Contact: Phil at 928-645-2419. First published on 8/10
8/28 11am Mand.
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9/5/12 4pm
$100K - $250K
130600 IFB City of Tucson - Well I-002B Tank, Booster Electrical/Control Upgrade. Contact Mike Sanders at 520-837-2192. First published on 8/17
8/24 9am
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9/6/12 10am
EM12-WW02 IFB City of El Mirage - Railroad Sewer Crossing. The primary work associated with this project consists of removal and replacement of existing asphaltic concrete pavement, jacking and boring a 20” steel sleeve, installing an 8” PVC sewer line with a manhole and stub out and coordination with BNSF. Contact: Jorge Gastelum at 623-876-2977. First published on 8/10
8/29 10am
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9/7/2012 S 01737 RFP Housing Authority of Maricopa County - Energy Performance Contracting. Work includes providing comprehensive energy management and energy-related capital improvement services through an energy performance contract that will improve the energy and water efficiency of the Authority’s housing complexes. Contact: Janet Belfield at 602-744-4537 or [email protected]. First published on 7/20
7/25 9am
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9/7/12 3pm
List A12PS02132 RFP Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs - Purchase and installation of transformers. Contact Ricky Mills, Contract Specialist, at 602-241-4566/1446 or [email protected]. First published on 8/14
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9/10/12 2pm
RFP 13-723 RFP City of Phoenix - Energy Monitoring and Data Collection System. Produce a web-based System to monitor and collect real-time energy data relating to solar system energy production and facility energy consumption. Contact Janet Kusmider at [email protected] or 602-534-9519. First published on 8/14
8/30 11am
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9/28/12 11am
$231K List GDY-0-(204)T IFB ADOT - Fiber Optic Cable and Equipment Installation on Bullard Avenue from Van Buren Street to I-10 and on Estrella Parkway from MC 85 to Van Buren Street within the city of Goodyear. DBE goal of 2.22%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Tom Mowery-Racz at 602-712-6741 or Construction Supervisor: Girgis Girgis at 602-712-6813. First published on 8/17
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Volume 3 Issue 5240
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$250K - $500K
List VA25812B0434 IFB Department of Veterans Affairs - Various Small Construction Projects (Asphalt, Concrete, Water Valves, Fencing, Painting Handrails/Fencing & Ramada), at Southern Arizona VA Healthcare System (SAVAHCS) -Tucson. Small Business Set aside. Contact: Kenneth Winfield at 520-629-4836. Pre-solicitation first published on 6/15. Solicitation first published on 7/17
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8/20/12 2pm
IFB Casa Grande Union High School District - Repair structural railing and supports for Casa Grande Union High School. Contact: Timothy Mace, Facilities Manager, 520-836-8500, ext. 3148 or [email protected]. First published on 8/7
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8/21/12 10am
111209 IFB City of Glendale - Glendale Public Housing Bathroom remodel. Project includes renovating approximately 18 bathrooms including demolition, electrical and plumbing rework, new fixtures, windows, and finishes and install owner provided floor tile. First published on 8/7
8/13 9am
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$400K - $450K
54065 IFB Pima County - Adaptive Reuse of Historic Ajo Train Depot Transportation Enhancement Project. The work consists of repair, cleaning and remodeling the interior and exterior of the building including, but not limited to, stucco, tile roofing, painting, concrete, carpentry, finishes, mechanical, plumbing and electrical. Contact: Terri Spencer at 520-243-4434 or [email protected]. First published on 7/31 & revised link on 8/3
8/2 8am
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8/22/12 3:30pm
CON-12-2185 RFP City of Goodyear - Venida “A” Tenant Improvements. Mandatory Pre-bid conference. Contact Russ Welborn at 623-882-7879 or [email protected]. First published on 8/14
8/21 1pm Mand.
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8/22/12 4pm
IFB St. Anthony of Padua, Roman Catholic Church - First Street Improvements and Plaza Development, Casa Grande. Work includes furnishings of all labor, materials, transportation and services for the construction of First Street Improvements and Plaza Development. Contact Jon Joyce, Four Peaks Development at 602-738-4201. First published on 8/14
Link
8/23/12 10am
$25K - $100K
List FA4877-12-R-0028
RFP Department of the Air Force - Purchase and installation of walls, doors, fire sprinklers in Bldg 7439 at Davis-Monthan AFB. Contact SSgt Jaime Garza at (520) 228-5441 or by email at [email protected]. Pre-solicitation first published on 7/27
Link
Utilities Commercial Includes new construction and major renovations/additions/alterations to real property. Includes multi-trade requests for subcontractor bids and development RFP’s that indicate future commercial construction.
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8/23/12 1:30pm
$750K 1220120 IFB Yavapai County - Paulden Solid Waste Transfer Station in Yavapai County. Project includes construction of access roadways and a new solid waste transfer station facility in the community of Paulden, Arizona. Mandatory Pre-bid conference. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or [email protected]. First published on 8/3
8/14 10am Mand.
Link
8/24/12 12pm
$25K - $100K
List AG-94TZ-S- 12-0065
RFP Department of Agriculture - Encinoso Toilet Retrofit Project. The work consists of removing and disposing of the composting unit, stairs, all electric lights and wires, sump pump, water lines, hose bibs and other piping from the basement of the bathroom at Encinoso picnic area. The basement will then be converted to a vault toilet by partially filling the vault with concrete, adding vents, a concrete slab, manholes, CMU walls, and extending the eave. The project is located at the Encinoso picnic area, on the Red Rock Ranger District of the Coconino National Forest. This project is set-aside 100% for Small Businesses. Contact: Carl Henderson at [email protected] or 602-225-5245. Pre-Solicitation first published on 7/20. Solicitation first published on 8/10 & added pre-proposal date on 8/14
8/15 9:30am
Link
8/24/12 1pm
$100K - $250K
List RFQ-AG-94TZ-S-12-0051
IFB Department of Agriculture Forest Service - Flagstaff Ranger Lookout Towers Reconstruction. Work includes, but is not limited to: walls, ceiling, carpentry, finish carpentry, fixtures, furniture, roof, painting, minor interior plumbing (drain lines, supply lines, propane gas lines), direct vent wall furnaces, and installation of lightning protection systems. Small Business Set aside. Contact: Margaret M. Cook, Contracting Officer at [email protected] or 602-225-5340. Pre-solicitation first published on 7/27, Solicitation published on 7/31 & added pre-bid meeting info on 8/7
8/8 10am
Link
8/24/12 2pm
IFB# 214 IFB Navajo Housing Authority - NHA Construction Services Division Office Expansion. Contact: Terrilynn Cook, Procurement Manager, at [email protected]. First published on 8/7
8/15 10am
Link
8/24/12 4:30pm
$100K - $250K
List RFQ-AG-94TZ-S-12-0052
IFB Department of Agriculture Forest Service - North Kaibab Lookout Towers Reconstruction. Work includes, but not limited to, the following: walls, ceiling, carpentry, finish carpentry, fixtures, furniture, roof, painting, minor interior plumbing (drain lines, supply lines, propane gas lines), direct vent wall furnaces, and installation of lightning protection systems. Small Business Set aside. Contact: Margaret M. Cook, Contracting Officer, at [email protected] or 602-225-5340. Pre-solicitation first published on 7/27, Solicitation published on 7/31
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Project Volume
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Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link
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8/28/12 <$40M List P12PS41052 DB MATOC
Department of the Interior National Park Service - Multiple Award Task Order Contract for Design Build Services to primarily support the Lakewood MABO of the Intermountain Region of the National Park Service. Work will be done primarily in the states of Colorado and Utah but could be used for Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona, Wyoming and Montana. Contact: Pamela Kaelin, Contracting Officer, at 303-987-6787 or [email protected]. First published on 7/27
Link
8/28/12 2pm
12-035 CMAR Deer Valley Unified School District - CMAR for Deer Valley Middle School Modernization. First published on 8/7
Link
8/29/12 3:30pm
OP 12-2185 IFB City of Goodyear - Franklin Pierce University Tenant Improvement. Supply all material, labor and transportation to construct 14,000+ square feet Tenant Improvement from a grey dark shell to a full build out higher educational facility for Franklin Pierce University. Contact: Russ Welborn at 623-882-7879 or [email protected]. First published on 8/10
8/21 1pm
Link
8/30/12 1pm
$3M List 12105-JOC-2013 JOC Maricopa County Facilities Management Department - Job Order Contract for Library District. Contact: Corry Slama at [email protected]. First published on 7/24
Link
8/30/12 2pm
10106677 D-B-B Tucson Airport Authority - Relocation of Emergency Operations Center (EOC) and Communication Dispatch Center (CDC). Project includes renovation of approximately 5,800 square feet within the existing International Terminal Building at Tucson International Airport to provide for relocation of the Emergency Operations Center and Communications Dispatch Center. Contact: Fred Brinker at 520-573-4873. First published on 8/3 & revised bid time on 8/7
8/15 10am
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Bid Date & Time
Project Volume
Plan-Holders
Project # Contract Type
Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link
Commercial
Bid Date & Time
Project Volume
Plan-Holders
Project # Contract Type
Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link
Commercial Utilities Subdivision Infrastructure Public Works Improvements Mining and Industrial Sites
602.792.0013
www.redpointcontracting.com
license number AZ 265009 KA Dual Engineering
602.792.0013
www.redpointcontracting.com
license number AZ 265009 KA Dual Engineering
[email protected] Commercial Utilities Subdivision Infrastructure Public Works Improvements Mining and Industrial Sites
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Commercial Utilities Subdivision Infrastructure Public Works Improvements Mining and Industrial Sites
license number AZ 265009 KA Dual Engineering
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8/30/12 2:30pm
List San Carlos 6 -Building
IFB San Carlos Housing Authority - San Carlos Homes VI – “25 Rehab Units, 16 New Homes & 1 Community Center”. The project in the new Tulapai Flats Development of San Carlos. Work includes renovation of ranch style homes and new construction of homes and community center. Contact: Ken Gillespie at 816-979-3229 or [email protected]. First published on 8/3 & added bidders list on 8/10. Updated bidders list on 8/17
Link
8/30/12 3pm
$1.5M - $2.1M
IFB 3126-7 IFB Maricopa Community College - Rio Salado College at Southern, Phase I Remodel. Work will consist of the complete remodel and renovation of the existing 24,435 sf one story building. DWL Architects is the Architect for this project. Contact: Alan Torvie, LEED AP, at 480-517-8581. First published on 8/10
8/15 2pm
Link
8/31/12 2pm
List IBM12R0010 RFP International Boundary and Water Commission - Renovate filter media structure and replace roof material. Small Business Set aside. Contact: Frank Delgado, Contracting Officer, at [email protected] or 915-832-4119. First published on 8/7
Link
9/5/12 List R12PS40025 Department of the Interior - Carl Hayden Visitor Center Interpretive Display Remodel in Page, AZ. Work addresses final planning, schematics design, fabrication and installation of all exhibits and interpretive media for the Diameter of the Rotunda of the Visitor Center, which is about 62 feet. Small Business Set aside. Contact: Marcelle Bainson Contracting Officer at 801-524-3693 or [email protected]. An all day site visit has been scheduled for 7/10 from 9am - 3pm at the Carl Hayden Visitor Center, Hwy 89. Pre-solicitation first published on 3/20 & revised target date on 4/17, 6/22 and 7/10. Solicitation first published on 8/7
7/10 9am
Link
9/11/12 2pm
AS #13-01 IFB Northland Pioneer College - Skills Center at Painted Desert Campus. Mandatory Pre-bid conference. Contact: David Huish at 928-524-7691 or 928-205-1163. First published on 8/10
8/30 9am Mand.
link
9/20/12 2pm
$1.8M - $2.2M
IFB 3100-7; 110041
IFB Maricopa Community College - LS Building Remodel for Health Sciences at Scottsdale Community College. LEED Certification. Contact Steve Fucello, Fucello Architects, at 480-947-2960. First published on 8/14
8/24 9am
Link
9/26/12 2pm
$2M- $5M
GG1203-401 IFB City of Chandler - ASU Chandler Innovation Center. Contact: Joshua Plumb at 480-782-3312 or [email protected]. First published on 5/11 & revised bid date on 5/29 & 7/24
5/17 2pm
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Project Volume
Plan-Holders
Project # Contract Type
Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link
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8/17/12 10am
<$25K FA4877-12-R-0026
RFP Department of the Air Force - Liquid Oxygen (LOX) Storage Structure. Small Business Set aside. Contact: SSgt Jaime Garza at 520-228-5441 or by email at [email protected]. First published on 8/7
8/7 10am
Link
8/17/12 3:30pm
List VA25812Q0775 Sources Sought
Department of Veterans Affairs - Courtyard Fountain Maintenance at the Southern Arizona VA Health Care System (SAVAHCS) Tucson. Contact Lillian D Provencio at 520-629-4614 or [email protected]. First published on 8/14
Link
8/17/12 4pm
List <$25K
A12PS01949 RFQuote Department of the Interior - Demolition of Government Buildings 503, 510, and 515 in Laveen, AZ. Small Business Set-aside. Contact: Darren M. Nutter at [email protected] or 602-241-4567. First published on 7/24
Link
8/20/12 11am
$23K IFB 1201-12 IFB Flagstaff Unified School District - Fire Alarm Panel Monitoring, Testing And Servicing. Contact: Kim Aringdale at 928-527-2327 or [email protected]. First published on 8/10
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8/20/12 2pm
IFB Casa Grande Union High School District - General Landscape Maintenance Services. Contact: Timothy Mace, Facilities Manager, 520-836-8500, ext. 3148 or [email protected]. First published on 8/7
Link
8/21/12 12pm
12-2440D-004 RFP Yuma County - Water Heater Installation at Juvenile Center. Contact: Steve Mendoza at 928-817-5104 or [email protected]. First published on 8/7
Link
8/21/12 1pm REVISED
$25K - $100K
VA25812B0537 IFB Department of Veterans Affairs - Replace Linen Chute at Building 57 at Southern Arizona VA Healthcare System (SAVAHCS) - Tucson. The solicitation is 100% Set-Aside for Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Businesses. Contact Kenneth Winfield at [email protected] or 520-629-4836. First published on 7/17 & revised bid date on 8/14 & 8/17
Link
8/21/12 2pm
12088-S IFB Maricopa County - Plumbing Services. Mandatory Pre-bid conference. Contact: Derron Wasp, Procurement Officer, 602-506-3823 or [email protected]. First published on 7/24
8/7 10am Mand.
Link
8/22/12 10am
List DEMA13-00002014
IFB Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs - Lenel Access Control /CCTV System installed at Papago headquarters building, Phoenix AZ. Contact: Rosalia Gardea at 602-267-2760 or Scott Elliott at 602-629-4843. First published on 8/7
8/8 9am
Link
8/22/12 12pm
1213-GS0004 RFP Yuma County - Parking Lot (Sweeping Service) Maintenance. Contact: Steve Mendoza at 928-817-5104 or [email protected]. First published on 8/7
Link
8/22/12 2pm
Q13-017 RFQuote City of Phoenix - Landscape Maintenance - Requirements contract. Contact Anna Shadle at 602-261-8988 or [email protected]. First published on 8/14
8/14 10am
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Plan-Holders
Project # Contract Type
Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link
Maintenance & AlterationsIncludes abatement, remediation, landscaping, irrigation, fencing, single-trade, and maintenance solicitations. Also captures public-agency owned renovations of residential properties. In the “Contract Type” column, RFQ generally translates into a qualifications-based selection, while RFP notes a lump-sum proposal.
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8/22/12 2pm REVISED
List/ $500K - $1M
VA25812B0607 IFB Department of Veterans Affairs - Replace Various Roofs Southern Arizona Veterans Affairs Health Care System (SAVAHCS), Tucson, AZ. Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) Set-Aside. Contact: Mathew St Thomas, Contracting Officer at 520-629-4620 or [email protected]. First published on 7/2 & revised bid date on 8/17
7/31 9am
Link
8/23/12 2pm
$500K - $1M
VA25812B0608 IFB Department of Veterans Affairs - Replumb Buildings 5 & 6 at the Southern Arizona Veterans Health Care System (SAVAHCS), Tucson. Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) Set-Aside. Contact: Mathew St Thomas, Contract Specialist, at 520-629-4620 or [email protected]. First published on 7/24
8/2 9am
Link
8/23/12 5pm
List FA8903-12-R-0050
Sources Sought
Department of the Air Force - New Mexico-Arizona (NM-AZ) Performance Based Remediation (PBR) - Cannon, Holloman, Kirtland and Luke AFBs. Contact Rita A Leal, Contract Specialist, at [email protected] or 210-395-8228. First published on 8/14
Link
8/24/12 List A12PS02005 RFQuote Department of the Interior - Hazardous Materials Removal and Repair: Lead Based Paint. Small Business Set Aside. Contact: Darren M. Nutter, Contracting Officer, Bureau of Indian Affairs, at [email protected] or 602-241-4567. First published on 7/31
Link
8/24/12 10am
List FA877-12-R-0031- TensileFabric ShadeStructure
Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command - Tensile Fabric Shade Structure. Project is to provide a tensile, fabric membrane structure with a minimum of 1,500 sq ft under shade north of Building 70 in the CAOC Compound on Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business set aside. Contact Marilyn T. Menjivar at [email protected] or 520-228-4838. First published on 8/14
Link
8/27/12 2pm
$12.4K 173-10-10 IFB City of Apache Junction - Rehabilitation of a single family home at 1265 South Lawther Drive for the housing rehabilitation program. Mandatory Pre-bid Conference. Contact Heather Patel at 480-474-2635 or [email protected]. First published on 8/17
8/20 10am Mand.
Link
8/27/12 2pm
$12.1K 301-12-01 IFB City of Apache Junction - Rehabilitation of a single family home at 660 South Silver Dr for the housing rehabilitation program. Mandatory Pre-bid Conference. Contact Heather Patel at 480-474-2635 or [email protected]. First published on 8/17
8/20 9am Mand.
Link
8/27/12 3:30pm
308-12 IFB Town of Prescott Valley - Repair, rehabilitation, or replacement of single-family housing units through the Owner Occupied Housing Rehabilitation Program. Mandatory Pre-bid conference. First published on 8/7
8/13 1pm Mand.
Link
8/28/12 10am
List DEMA13-00002037
IFB AZ DEMA - Modular Disassembly and Transport to various locations. Contractor shall disassemble and prepare for transport (87) multiple unit modular buildings located on U.S. ARMY, Post FT. Huachuca, AZ. Contact: Rosalia Gardea at 602-267-2760 and [email protected] or Chris Moehr 602-267-2727 at [email protected]. First published on 8/10
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$/Plan-holders
Project # Contract Type
Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link
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8/28/12 11am
3-590; CM3-910-3163
IFB City of Chandler - Airport Terminal Split Heat Pump Replacement. Site visit scheduled on Thursday, August 9, 2012 at 9:00am. Contact: Sharon Brause at 480-782-2407 or [email protected]. First published on 7/31
8/7 9am
Link
8/28/12 11am
C120821S RFQ 1GPA (Government Procurement Alliance) - Performance Based Maintenance. Interested parties must contact the bidding agency to receive documents and future addenda. Contact: Christy Knorr at [email protected]. First published on 8/7
Link
8/28/12 11am
C120828S RFQ 1GPA (Government Procurement Alliance) - Equipment Installation, Repair, Service, Inspection, Maintenance. Interested parties must contact the bidding agency to receive documents and future addenda. Contact: Christy Knorr at [email protected]. First published on 8/8
Link
8/28/12 12pm
1213-GS0006 RFP Yuma County - Chiller(s) Equipment/System Service Agreement. Contact Steve Mendoza at [email protected] or 928-817-5104. First published on 8/17
8/21 9:30am
Link
8/28/12 COB
$25K - $110K
A12PS02049 IFB Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs - Replace roofing on Buildings 501 and 508 at Hotevilla Bacavi School - Buy Indian Act. Contact: Gerald Knox, Contract Specialist, at 602-379-4029 or [email protected]. First published on 8/7
Link
8/29/12 10am
DEMA13-00002040
IFB AZ DEMA - Leveling, Sealing and Polishing Igloo Floors at Camp Navajo, Bellemont, AZ. Contact: Stephen Mancuso at 602-267-2765. First published on 8/10
8/16 10am
Link
8/30/12 2pm
3-591; MU3-914-3022
RFP City of Chandler - Plumbing Services. Contact: Sharon Brause at 480-782-2407 or [email protected]. First published on 7/31 & revised pre-bid date on 8/7
8/9 10am
Link
8/31/12 12pm
$25K - $100K
AG-94TZ-S- 12-0066
RFQuote Department of Agriculture - Mormon Lake Work Center Lighting. Small Business Set-aside. Contact: Jamie L. Wade, Contract Specialist, at [email protected] or 602-225-5256. Pre-solicitation first published on 7/20. Solicitation first published on 8/3 & revised bid date on 8/7
Link
8/31/12 2pm
DCH-N 08-01-12 IFB Gila River Indian Community - Construction of 1 Residential Home (Sweetwater Lot 22 D-5). Contact: Cynthia Gerard at [email protected]. First published on 8/7
8/8 2pm
Link
9/4/12 2pm
List PW12/13/001 IFB Pinal County - Major Housing Rehabilitation, Middleton Place in Apache Junction. Mandatory Pre-bid conference. First published on 8/7 & added plan holders list on 8/10
8/14 9am Mand.
Link
9/4/12 3pm
ADOT13-00001991
IFB ADOT - Highway Landscape Maintenance Services on Loop 202; Gilbert to Power Rd. Contact: Amir Sakhi at 602-712-8584 or [email protected]. First published on 8/10
none Link
9/4/12 4pm
2013-20000010 RFP City of Yuma - Regional Fire Alerting System. Contact: Melinda Holmes at 928-373-5112 or [email protected]. First published on 8/10
7/30 7am
Link
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9/5/12 3pm
List A12PS02238 RFQuote Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs - Boiler Inspections at various locations within AZ. Contact Ricky Mills, Contract Specialist, 602-241-4566/1446 or [email protected]. First published on 8/17
Link
9/6/12 1pm
LF0013 IFB City of Mesa - Police Metro Building - HVAC Upgrades. Contact David Wilkins at 480-644-4197 or e-mail [email protected]. First published on 8/10 & added pre-bid date on 8/17
8/28 9am
Link
9/6/12 2pm
2013-20000009 IFB City of Yuma - Yuma East Wetlands Shared Use Pathway. Contact: Peggy Hayes, at 928-373-5110 or [email protected]. First published on 8/10
Link
9/6/12 2pm
List A12PS02173 IFB Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs - SRBS Building 418 Abatement & Carpet. Perform abatement of approximately 23,800 square feet of asbestos containing material, carpet and mastic; plus the replacement of carpeting in Building No. 418 at Santa Rosa Boarding School on the Tohono O’odham Nation, Pima County. Contact Gerald Knox, Contract Specialist, at 602-379-4029 or [email protected]. First published on 8/17
8/20 11am
Link
9/6/12 3pm
ADSPO13-00002023
IFB State Procurement Office - Tucson Veterans’ Home Fence Project. Contact Jeff Pugh at 602-542-0074. First published on 8/14
8/23 10am
Link
9/10/12 2pm
List FA4877-12-R-0005
RFP Department of the Air Force - Grounds Maintenance, Davis-Monthan AFB. Service Disabled Veteran-Owned Businesses set-aside. Contact Arthur W Perry at [email protected] or 520-228-2213. Pre-Solicitation first published on 7/10. First published on 8/14
Link
9/11/12 4:30pm
List A12PS02122 RFQuote Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs - Clean & Seal Exterior Block Wall at Tohono O’odham High School, Pima County. Small Business Set aside. Contact Paul Robinson, Contract Specialist, at 602-379-4482 or [email protected]. First published on 8/17
Link
9/12/12 5pm
Link/ $25K - 100K
L12PS00998 IFB Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management - Kravchenko Fence Reconstruction. Furnishing labor, equipment, supplies and materials to reconstruct 6 miles of Type C barbed wire fence and associated water-gap fence. Small Business Set aside. Contact: Shawna R. Rogers at [email protected]. First published on 8/10 & revised bid date on 8/14
8/14 9am
Link
9/14/12 2pm
IFB Gila River Indian Community - Demolition & New Construction of (10) Ten Residential Homes located within the Gila River Indian Community. First published on 8/17
8/22 8:30pm
No link yet
9/20/12 2pm
List 12RP041 RFP City of Scottsdale - Airport Access Control System Replacement and Service. Mandatory Pre-bid conference. Contact: Jim Swaziek at 480-312-5719 or [email protected]. First published on 8/10
8/23 9am Mand.
Link
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Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link
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Date Project # Type Owner - Project Description Pre-bid Link
8/21/12 5pm
R12PS34169 IFB Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation - Pump and Motor Systems for Palo Verde Ecological Reserve, FOB Yuma. Small Business set -aside. Contact: Client Services at 1-877-933-3243 or [email protected]. First published on 8/14
Link
8/22/12 2:30pm
L12PS01164 RFQuote Department of the Interior - Supply AZSO - Survey Monuments and Rock Tablets to BLM Phoenix. Contact: Shawna R. Rogers at 602-417-9328 or [email protected]. First published on 8/10
Link
8/22/12 13-029 RFP City of Tempe - Street Sweeper - Broom Style. Contact: Tony Allen at [email protected] or 480-350-8548. First published on 8/14
Link
8/23/12 3pm
3-589; ST3-765-3129 IFB City of Chandler - Purchase of a Street Sweeper. Contact: Mike Mandt at 480-782-2406 or [email protected]. First published on 7/31
Link
8/23/12 3pm
ADOC13-00002029 IFB Arizona Department of Corrections - Roofing Material Supplies for Facilities and Engineering Bureau. Contact: Rafael Rivera Jr. at 602-542-1172. First published on 8/10
Link
8/24/12 2pm
IFB 13-026 IFB City of Phoenix - Copper Fittings - Requirements Contract. Contact: Linda Duarte at 602-262-7789 or [email protected]. First published on 8/7
Link
8/24/12 2pm
IFB 13-023 IFB City of Phoenix - Pavement Marking Tape, Requirements Contract. Contact: Edith Barrera, Sr. Buyer, at 602-495-7664 or [email protected]. First published on 8/10
Link
8/24/12 2pm
IFB Greyhills Academy High School - Building Supplies. Contact: Trevia Knight at 928-283-6271. First published on 8/14
Link
8/24/12 2am
IFB Greyhills Academy High School - Electrical Supplies. Contact: Trevia Knight at 928-283-6271. First published on 8/14
Link
8/24/12 2am
IFB Greyhills Academy High School - Boiler Supplies. Contact: Trevia Knight at 928-283-6271. First published on 8/14
Link
8/24/12 2am
IFB Greyhills Academy High School - Plumbing Supplies. Contact: Trevia Knight at 928-283-6271. First published on 8/14
Link
8/24/12 2:30pm
L12PS01129 RFQuote Department of the Interior BLM - AZSTRIP Fence Materials. Contact: Shawna Rogers at [email protected] or 601-417-9328. First published on 8/10
Link
8/24/12 3:30pm EST REVISED
R12PS49070 IFB Department of the Interior - HDPE Pipe and Fittings for Hart Mine Marsh. Small Business Set aside. Contact: 877-9FEDBID (877-933-3243) or [email protected]. First published on 8/3 & revised on 8/10 & 8/17
Link
8/24/12 5pm
IFB The Navajo Engineering and Construction Authority (NECA) - Untreated Aggregate Base Course, Hot Asphalt Concrete Pavement - Aggregates Asphalt Binder PG64-22 Prime Coat MC-70 or equal, Minor Concrete Class A(AE) for proposed BIA Project N35(9-1)4 located near Sweetwater, Arizona. Contact: www.navajo.net or phone 505-368-5151. First published on 8/14
Link
Maintenance & Alterations Products & Equipment Requests for equipment (purchase and rental), furnish only of materials, and related items.
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Status Solicitation/ Project #
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Target Date Type Owner/Project Description Link
new W9124J12R0014 <$13.5M Target: 9/6 Due: 10/22
RFP Department of the Army - 8(a) Prime Contractors for a Construction IDIQ MATOC to cover various locations throughout the states of California, Nevada and Arizona. A Pre-proposal conference is scheduled for Thursday, 13 Sept 2012 at 10:00 A.M. at the U.S. Army Reserve Center in Los Alamitos, CA. Contact Kimberly Miller at 210-466-2224 or [email protected]. Pre-Solicitation first published on 8/17
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new R12PS32034 $25K-$100K Target: 8/29 Due: 9/10
Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation - Fossil Creek Fish Barrier Repairs. Perform repairs to an abutment of an existing fish barrier used to protect native fish, and excavation of alluvium. Small Business Set aside. Contact Jacqueline Carrera, Contract Specialist, at 928-343-8217 or [email protected]. Pre-Solciitaion first published on 8/17
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Date Project # Type Owner - Project Description Pre-bid Link
8/27/12 3pm
L12PS01056 RFQuote Department of the Interior BLM - Provide (7) Seven 10,000 Gal Water Tanks FOB delivery. Small Business Set aside. Contact Lisa Hariper, Buyer, at 602-417-9434 or [email protected]. First published on 8/17
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8/28/12 11am
60533 IFB Pima County - Parts and supplies for Carrier HVAC Equipment. Contact: John Nanosky at 520-724-8165 or [email protected]. First published on 8/10
8/14 11am
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8/28/12 3pm
IFB City of Safford - Fabrication and Delivery of Three (3) Steel Electrical Distribution Poles. Contact: Jenny Howard at 928-432-4082. First published on 8/10 & revised link on 8/17
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8/29/12 11am
59280 IFB Pima County - Air Conditioning Units and Accessories. Contact: John Nanosky at 520-724-8165 or [email protected]. First published on 8/10
8/15 11am
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8/29/12 2pm
B12-07-020 IFB Navajo County - Purchase of 1 or more conventional 10 wheel dump trucks. Contact: Jeanine Caruthers at 928-524-4100 or [email protected]. First published on 8/7
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8/30/12 11am
60386 IFB Pima County - Aggregate Materials ($175K). Contact Hazel Houston at [email protected]. First published on 8/17
8/21 10:30am
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