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The non-profit Sierra Vista Regional Health Center is partnering with for-profit Tennessee based-RegionalCare Hospital Partners to build a new 100 bed hospital on SVRHC’s 75 acre east campus.
Health care operator, RegionalCare, will be the operating partner of the hospital. The architect, Gould Turner Group in Nashville, Tenn., is ready to start final design. A conceptual de-sign was completed in 2012, but may be changed based on budget and other considerations. A GC has not been selected, but RegionalCare and Gould Turner will pick the firm from a select list of national contractors they regularly use.
“In some of these jobs,” Mike Jones, Gould Turner architect, said, “we will joint-venture or partner with a qualified local GC.” Jones said that it was too early to disclose who the selected GC will be for the project.
“RegionalCare said that they will try to use Arizona subcontractors for the project,” Bruce Dockter, chairman of the regional hospital district’s board told AZBEX. “We believe this is one of the largest construction projects ever in Sierra Vista.”
The cost of the new facility is es-timated at about $1M per bed, or about $100M. The project will give rural Southern Arizona a current technologically-equipped general hospital.
If the partnership is approved in April at the end of the due diligence, ground breaks late this year for the project, which is expected to take about three years to complete.
SVRHC will retain its name, but will become a for-profit hospital owned by a newly formed local nonprofit entity and managed by a for-profit corporation, the hospital said.
SVRHC currently operates an 88-bed hospital, as well as laboratory, imag-ing, outpatient and clinic facilities.
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By Eric Jay Toll for Arizona Builder’s Exchange
Sierra Vista Hospital Set for $100M Expansion
This is a conceptual representation of the new hospital. The actual design
may vary and will be based on input from
the medical staff, hospital staff and
representatives of the community. Photo Credit: Sierra Vista
Regional Health Center
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3 ASCE: Failure to Act Carries a $3.1T Price Tag
4 2013 Construction Hiring – Slightly Optimistic
5 Higley, Sundial Amend Solar-Power Contract
6 Falcon Field Getting $22.6M Face-Lift
6 Chandler OKs Gated Communities for Commercial Corners
7 Mesa Considers Deal to Own Goldwater Library
8 Navajo Arts Officials Hoping to Break Ground
9 Hand & Stone Massage Planning Phoenix Expansion
10 Bullhead City Sales Tax Hike Would Fund $15M in CIP
10 Tempe City Council Oks Chick-Fil-A Changes
14 Humble Pie expanding across Phoenix, at Sky Harbor Airport
18 Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant
22 Development Opportunities
22 Horizontal
27 Utilities
29 Commercial
32 Maintenance & Alterations
35 Products & Equipment
36 Pre-Solicitations
8 Classifieds
11 Local Industry Professionals Making News
12 Bid Results/Project Awards
15 Local Projects Making News
17 Industry Events
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ASCE: Failure to Act Carries a $3.1T Price TagBy Eric Jay Toll for Arizona Builder’s Exchange
Failing to spend $1.6B per year on infrastructure through 2020—$12.6B total—carries a $3.1T economic penalty along with 3.1M lost jobs. That’s the conclusion of the fifth and final “2013 Report Card for America’s Infrastructure” issued by the American Society of Civil Engineers. The ASCE report comes out while Congress is getting ready for its next round of “political chicken” over the debt ceiling.
Public infrastructure spending has been one of the biggest los-ers in recession-era budgeting at the national, state and local levels. In the interim, much of America’s significant post WWII and 1960s infrastructure construction is rocketing towards seri-ous problems and actual collapse.
“Transporting goods, powering factories, providing climate control to offices and stores and clean water all depend on seriously aging infrastructure,” says ASCE president, Gregory E. DiLoreto. In a series of infrastructure reports, the engineers as-sociation plastered a big “F” on progress. Prepared by Boston-based Economic Development Research Group, the ASCE research estimates a $1.1T spending gap over the next eight years, the bulk of which—$848M—is in surface transportation.
Many roads and facilities were built as the baby boomer gener-ation was born following World War II. Just as the population is retiring and being replaced with a younger workforce, the infra-structure is aging and needs similar replacement. Much of the nation’s infrastructure is based on old, expensive-to-maintain and operate technology. That cost is borne by taxpayers with patchy repairs and maintenance, and missed savings opportu-nities from more efficient operations.
While there has often been talk about the costs of deferred maintenance and infrastructure replacement, the ASCE report, says DiLoreto, “is the first known study of this nature and mag-nitude.” The Failure to Act series concludes that the near-term impact of failing infrastructure has real cost to government and business. Among its conclusions, the study finds that infrastruc-ture failure will wipe $3,100 per year in personal disposable income from families’ spending.
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“Cautiously optimistic,” Kitchell vice president Dick Crowley Jr. replied during an interview for an upcoming feature when AZBEX asked him about his view of 2013. “Kitchell expects to grow in 2013, but it’s still tenuous out there.”
Crowley’s belief is backed by pretty solid evidence from Associated General Contractors’ Arizona member survey. From material purchase projections to hiring expectations, more than half those surveyed are expecting increases of 10 percent or less. In every AGC index, “no change” and small increases are the highest ranking categories of projections for the new year.
AGC predicts that hiring and spending are going to go through the year “in the right direction,” but not at any pace indicating a return to the pre-recession boom. Firms are not optimistic about public sector construction—which typically drives a recovery—increasing much at all. As a result, equipment purchases are set aside in favor of lease or rental.
“We typically face a 10 year cycle,” explained Crowley, “which will put the peak recovery off until 2016.” The AGC survey in Arizona shows its membership see 2015 and 2016 as the years of return to “normal” construction economic conditions.
Healthcare and High Education Driving Recovery
From AGC’s national perspective, healthcare and higher education projects are the shining stars for projects in the new year. Locally, that seems to be the case with the Arizona Board of Regents seeking an additional $120M for new construction at the state’s three universities. That figure could double if ASU raises the money for its $129M Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law campus in Downtown Phoenix.
The Mayo Clinic announced a major cancer center addition and Banner’s MD Anderson cancer center breaks ground next week on its expansion. Sierra Vista Regional (see page 1), White Mountain Regional, John C.
Lincoln, Green Valley, Banner and Dignity Healthcare are preparing to construct new or expand existing hospitals. Banner is on a clinic growth spurt putting four new facilities in the East Valley and two in the Southwest Valley.
Contractors are projecting the greatest Arizona market activity in the retail and warehousing sectors (43% say higher activity for 2013), and power-related projects (57% say it’s going to increase). In every other market sector, AGC’s Arizona members say their expectations are for no change.
Construction Employment Noses Up
On the hiring front, less than a quarter of AGC’s Arizona members project a hiring increase. Of those, 60 percent say they will hire five or fewer new employees, although one of five firms will hire more than 25 new workers. Nine percent of the membership predicts they will be laying off workers—but two-thirds of those firms say fewer than five will be affected.
While hiring and a projected slight increase in material spending are in the crystal balls for 2013, new equipment sales and leasing will be down from 2012, according to AGC. About two thirds of Arizona contractors say they will be buying or leasing this year. In the 2012 survey, almost three of four planned on equipment purchases or leases.
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By Eric Jay Toll for Arizona Builder’s Exchange
2013 Construction Hiring – Slightly Optimistic
“We’re cautiously optimistic for 2013. Optimistic enough to increase our numbers
over 2012, which was higher than we expected in all our sectors.”
- Dick Crowley, Jr., Vice President, Kitchell
Cautious Optimism for the Year Ahead
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Higley Unified School District officials amended their solar-energy power service agreement with Sundial Arizona after a state audit said the district’s 9.6 cents and 12 cents per kilowatt hour are higher than the 5.7 cents per kilowatt hour that it was paying for electricity before it got solar power.
The estimated cost savings from the adjusted rates alone for one year is projected to save Higley $16,482.
The school board unanimously approved the amendment last month.
The 1,200 solar panels on the bus-shade structure at Higley’s transportation facility next to Williams Field High School comprises the largest installation on a carport in Salt River Project’s service territory, an SRP official said in August 2011.
The $2.9 million solar project also includes solar panels on buildings and a car-shade structure at Chaparral Elementary School.
The district will now use “net metering,” which banks generated power. Instead of selling back the “over-generated power every 15 minutes,” the power will now be banked, according to the district presentation.
District officials have renegotiated the contract at Williams Field High from 12 cents per kilowatt hour to 9.25 cents, reducing the rate by 22.9 percent.
Higley’s 2 percent rate-cost escalator, which district officials compared to Scottsdale Unified and Vail school districts from 2012 to 2028, showed Higley’s cumulative rates lower. Scottsdale has a 10.7 cent rate while Vail has a 10.9 cent rate, according to the presentation. Higley’s rate will continue rising 2 percent each year.
“With a consistent contract, it puts us on the same page as others,” Wagner said.
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By Hayley Ringle for The Arizona Republic
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Supporting Mayor Jay Tibshraeny’s commitment to turn around ailing commercial corners, the Chandler City Council on Thursday approved two rezoning requests that could allow sister residential communities to replace two vacant commercial corners at Alma School and Pecos roads.
The gated Aerie East and Aerie West communities, at the northeastern and northwestern corners of Alma School and Pecos, would have about 115 and 150 units, respec-tively. Though there would be some two-unit pairs, most units would stand alone and have private yards instead of patios, according to planning documents.
Units at Aerie East and West would range from 636 to 1,664 square feet, with one to three bedrooms. Common spaces would include community pools with ramadas and spas, play areas for children, shaded seating areas and a practice putting green.
Staff “discussed this property and determined it is in the best interest of the city to move forward with a residential land use,” the City’s planning report said.
The Chandler Planning and Zoning Commission in Novem-ber had recommended approval of both requests.
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Falcon Field, the nation’s fifth-busiest general-aviation airport that was born when thousands of Ameri-can and British pilots trained there during World War II, has become a powerful economic engine that contributes an estimated $2.3 billion a year to the local economy.
Total expenditures outlined in the five-year plan are $22.6M, which city officials consider an investment in an asset and an integral part of Mesa’s
economic development initiative.
The terminal building, which covers 4,500 square feet, will be renovated, including an expansion of the view-ing area where visitors can sit and watch the planes take off and land.
The water tower, which no longer holds water, is a landmark, and some pilots use it as a navigational landmark. The tower will be painted; the color and design have yet to be
decided. The city held a meeting in August to get design ideas from the public.
There are plans to resurface the air-port’s main runway with a one-inch asphalt overlay.
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By Luci Scott for the Arizona Republic
Falcon Field Getting $22.6M Face-Lift
Falcon Field CIP
• A five-year capital-improvement plan in the works is worth $22.6 M.
• Main runway pavement replacement: 100 by 5,100 feet
• Ramp improvements: $1.6M completed; grant pending for $1.8M for second phase. If the grant is approved, construction could begin this fall.
• Terminal is about 4,500 square feet, and will be enlarged to 4,600.
• More lighting will be added, and incandescent lights will be replaced with light-emitting diode lights. Falcon Field Airport in northeast Mesa is the nation’s 5th busiest general-avia-
tion airport. A five-year, $22.6 million capital-improvement plan for the airport is in the works. Photo Credit: Michael Chow / AZCentral.com
By Maria Polletta for The Arizona Republic
Chandler OKs Gated Communities for Commercial Corners
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The outline of a deal that would result in construction of a Barry Gold-water Library in downtown Mesa will come to the City Council for approval Monday night.
As with all such documents, the memorandum of understanding on the council’s regular-meeting agenda is not legally binding. But it sketches a broad understanding that the city and library officials hope will be codified
in an official development agreement this year.
At the end of the day, ac-cording to the document, Mesa will end up as the actual owner of the Barry
and Peggy Goldwater Library and Archives. The city will receive title to the facility, whose construction cost is estimated at $30M, at no cost im-mediately upon completion.
Although the project is to be privately financed, Mesa is being asked to con-tribute in these ways:
• Lease the library and the land it will occupy at First Avenue and Macdonald back to the library organization for 30 years, at $1 a year.
• Forgo at least some of the utility revenue, including electric, that normally would be generated by the library.
• Abandon a portion of Mac-donald that would become part of the library site.
• Cede to the library all revenue generated by the project.
The memorandum explicitly states that Mesa will not allow the project to go forward until funds are on hand for each major phase.
The library’s aggressive timeline includes:
• Completion by April of the final development agreement.
• Completion of design and contract documents by October.
• Fundraising to begin in earnest this month and continue through November 2015, including money for construction and an endowment.
• Groundbreaking: February 2014, with construction continuing through November 2015.
• Opening: January 2016.
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By Gary Nelson for the Arizona Republic
Mesa Considers Deal to Own Goldwater Library
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Officials for the Navajo Arts and Crafts Enterprise are making final preparations for a new $10M headquarters.
Barbara McGough, NACE’s director, said the company is working with an off-reservation bank to finalize a loan for the enterprise that would allow for the construction of a new headquarters building in Window Rock.
One option for location is to build a second story on its present building, which is located on Highway 264 between the Pizza Hut and Quality Inn in Window Rock.
The second option is to build on land directly behind the current headquarters, land that is owned by Navajo Shopping Center.
The third option is land that is located between the Quality Inn and the Navajo Nation Museum. That land is owned by the Navajo Nation Hospitality Enterprise, which runs the Quality Inn.
“We really need to expand,” McGough said, adding that the present facility, which encompasses only about 12K SF, is not big enough to meet either the needs of NACE or its customers.
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Navajo Arts Officials Hoping to Break Ground for New $10M Building in Spring
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Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa opened its sixth Phoenix-area location late last month and has plans to open an additional two or three day spas this year.
The Hamilton, N.J.-based chain of franchised spas opened its newest store in Scottsdale at Scottsdale and Lone Mountain roads on December 28.
Maggie Brown, the spa chain’s regional developer for Arizona has plans to open upward of 23 Hand & Stone stores in Arizona, with the Biltmore area of Phoenix high on the list of potential spots. Brown also mentioned she is researching Chandler, Gilbert, Flagstaff, Prescott and Tucson.
Brown cites Phoenix’s status as a popular travel destination for the growth and popularity of Hand & Stone. She has arrangements with
several Valley hotels to refer visitors to Hand & Stone for spa services while in town.
Also, with the Phoenix area’s familiarity with competitor Massage
Envy, Brown said Valley consumers are open to trying out the services offered by Hand & Stone.
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All four of the incumbents running for re-election on the Bullhead City Council are on record as supporting the 1-percent sales tax increase proposal being placed on the March primary ballot. If voters approve it, the tax would be effective for three years and raise an estimated $15 million for infrastructure projects.
Clark, who also serves as vice mayor, said the state had taken away Highway User Revenue Fund money, restrict-ing the amount of street improvements the city has been able to perform. Clark said he’s “not in favor of the tax, but in favor of the improvements.”
Shutts said the city has not raised the sales tax in 20 years above its current 2 percent level. The city had been considering putting an increase on the ballot a few years ago, when “the state jumped in ahead of us,” with its temporary 1 percent increase. The state surcharge expires in June, when the Bullhead City tax would take effect.
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By Neil Young for Mohave Daily News
Bullhead City Sales Tax Hike Would Fund $15M in Capital Projects
Proposed Bullhead City Sales Tax ProjectsRank Project Value Description
1 Animal Control Shelter $1.75MDouble size from 5.5K SF to 11K SF2 Bullhead City Parkway $9.5MReconstruct 9.2 miles of road surface3 Lakeside Drive $0.6MResurface from Marina Blvd. to Colorado River4 Landon Drive $0.3MMill and resurface entire length5 Arroyo Vista Drive $0.6MMill and resurface entire length6 Senior and Nutrition Center Parking $0.2MMill and resurface parking lots7 Marina Boulevard $1.1MMill and resurface entire length8 Rotary Park Skateboard Park n/aDesign and build9 Rotary Park Little League Fourplex $1.2MDesign and build four tournament-quality Little League fields
Total $ 15.3M
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Original headline: Candidates Touch On Taxes, Qualifications
CANDIDATES: Six Bullhead City Council candidates answer questions at a Tuesday forum, held by the Colorado River Republican Women. Standing left to right: moderator Hildy Angius, District 2 Mohave County supervisor and CRRW president; Council Member Mickey McClure, candidate Tami Ring, Council Member Jerry Duvall, Council Member Sheila Shutts, candidate Jonathan Moss, and Vice Mayor Mark Clark. Photo Credit: Neil Young / The Daily News
The Tempe City Council on January 10th approved development modifications to a Chick-fil-A, passing an ordinance for a planned-area development overlay to allow Chick-fil-A to open a restaurant on the southwestern corner of Mill Avenue and University Drive with modified-development standards.
The council approved the project allowing Chick-fil-A to provide 41 parking spaces rather than the minimum 60 required and to decrease the site’s minimum street-side parking setback to 7 feet from 20 feet. The proposal is for a 4,027-square-foot restaurant with a drive-through window that would
have 1,300 square feet of outdoor-dining space.
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By Dianna M. Náñez for The Arizona Republic
Tempe City Council Oks Chick-Fil-A ChangesOriginal headline: Tempe City Council OKs triathlon deal, eatery changes
Volume 3, Issue 9310
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Jeff Steffensen
Jeremy Barrette
Julie Brassell
Steve Eggen
Lisa Lovallo
Larry Hackleman
Jason Clausen
Amanda Williams
Mike Nichols
Paul Bonavia
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1. Affiliated Engineers Phoenix has added a slew of new faces to its team:
• Larry Hackleman, PE, LEED® AP, joins AEI Phoenix as electrical department facilitator. Larry has over 19 years of mechanical and electrical engineering experience with an emphasis in electrical engineering design and management. He also has 3 years of commissioning experience for both LEED and non-LEED projects.
• Jeff Steffensen, LEED AP, is AEI’s new mechanical designer. Jeff has been designing medical gas, HVAC, and plumbing systems since 2006. He has worked in all phases of design and construction, including programming, construction administration and project close-out.
• Jason Clausen, PE, CDT, is the firm’s new electrical engineer. Jason has over 7 years experience in the A/E consulting field and brings expertise in a variety of project types including healthcare, higher education, recreation, performing arts, and historic restoration. He has a strong background as an integrative partner working successfully with architects, consultants, contractors, and clients.
• Jeremy Barrette, PE, comes on board as a mechanical engineer from his previous role as Director of Business Development. He has more than 14 years of mechanical engineering, project management and product development experience - specifically focusing on the design of mechanical products and control systems for higher education, laboratory, industrial and healthcare clients.
• Amanda Williams is the new director of business development for AEI. She has over 20 years of experience in the A/E/C industry, with an education in geology and diverse technical project knowledge. Amanda brings
extensive experience in Business Development, Marketing and Client Relations, and a record of managing marketing teams, building client relations, and providing independent consulting services.
2. Julie Brassell is the leader for business development at Hunt & Caraway Architects. She joins the firm from a similar position at Brycon Construction. She brings significant experience in CRE, construction, and design marketing to her new post.
3. Mike Nichols is the new president of the Mesa School Board. Nichols tenure starts with oversight of the district’s newly-approved $230M capital bond issue. The district faces decisions related to closing schools and developing new ones. Nichols takes over for outgoing board president Steven Peterson (AZCentral premium content).
4. Tucson Regional Economic Opportunities (TREO) named its new officers and board members January 14th. Guy Gunther, CenturyLink, is the new vice-chair and the chair-elect for next year. Karen Mlawsky, UA Medical Center, and Sandra Watson, Arizona Commerce Authority, have been added as new members to the Chairman’s Circle. Other officers include:
• Steve Eggen, Raytheon Missile Systems (retired), chairman
• Paul Bonavia, UniSource Energy Services, immediate past chair
• Lisa Lovallo, Cox Communications, secretary/treasurer
5. Snell & Wilmer LLP is launching a new data center practice area to advise technology companies, CRE developers and others working in that field. The law firm announced the expansion in light of the Phoenix metro’s growing crop of data centers, back-office tech centers, server farms and other technology infrastructure now in the region. Bob Bates, a firm partner, is chair of the new industry group.
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ADOT - Well Feasibility Study & Site Evaluation for the Grand Canyon Airport (GCN)
Due Date: 10/25/12
Reference # ADOT13-00002140
The contract was awarded to Errol L. Montgomery & Associates
City of Phoenix - Desert Sky Transit Center Design Services
Due Date: 11/30/12
Reference # PT00120046
The contract was awarded to Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.
Department of the Navy - IDIQ for architect-engineering con-tract for plans, studies, project planning documents, geo-spatial information and services, global positioning system services and other services at Naval Facilities Engineering Command South-west area
Posted on 1/14/13
Reference # N62473-13-D-3005
The contract was awarded to AECOM Technical Services Inc. in the amount of $15,000,000.00
City of Mesa - Guardrail Installation and/or Repair Services
Due Date: 10/22/12
Reference # 2012221
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The contract was awarded to Hunter Guard Rail and Fence, Inc., at $100,000 annually
City of Litchfield Park - 2012-2013 FY Crack Fill/Seal Project
Due Date: 12/13/12
The contract was awarded to Regional Pavement Maintenance of Arizona Inc. in the amount of $25,000.00
City of Show Low - 6th Street Sewer Main Replacement
Due Date: 1/4/13
Reference # S-1212
The contract was awarded to Rawlings Specialty Contracting in an amount not to exceed $194,296.00
ADOT - Construct a new bicycle/pedestrian bridge spanning over SR101L in Maricopa County
Due Date: 1/11/13
Reference # CHN-0-(208)T
Engineer’s Estimate: $2,658,971.00
1. Ames Construction, Inc. $3,577,048.79
2. Lawrence Construction Company $3,635,969.25
3. J. Banicki Construction, Inc. $3,779,746.35
4. FNF Construction, Inc. $3,874,711.01
5. Skanska USA Civil West $3,899,866.93
6. Meadow Valley Contractors, Inc. $3,904,937.65
7. Hunter Contracting Company $4,072,329.64
8. C S Construction, Inc. $4,192,901.00
9. Haydon Building Corp. 4,299,320.30
City of Scottsdale - Airport Pavement Sealcoat Services
Due Date: 1/10/13
Reference # 13PB026
1. Ace Asphalt of Arizona, Inc. $249,975.00
2. Cholla Pavement Maintenance, Inc. $291,150.00
3. Sunland Asphalt $339.200.00
4. Regional Pavement Maintenance of Arizona, Inc. $352,100.00
5. Morgan Pavement Maintenance $486,726.00
6. Cactus Asphalt a Division of Cactus Transport $560,850.00
Town of Payson - Engineering and Construction Management contract for the Payson Airport
Awarded on 1/17/13
The contract was awarded to Armstrong Consultants, Inc.
City of Phoenix - Title & Escrow Services for PERC II Frank Luke Addition
Due Date: 1/7/13
The contract was awarded to Empire West Title Agency
City of Phoenix - Real Estate Appraisal Services for PERC II Frank Luke Addition
Due Date: 1/7/13
The contract was awarded to Kalinowski & Associates, Inc.
Water Infrastructure Finance Authority - Drinking Water and Wastewater Residential Rate Survey Services
Due Date: 11/28/12
Reference # WIFA13-00002368
The contract was awarded to Raftelis Financial Consultants, Inc.
Volume 3, Issue 9312Bid Results and Project Awards
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ADOT - Microsurfacing and Striping on US 89 NW of Flagstaff
Due Date: 1/11/13
Reference # 089-C-(205)T
Engineers Estimate $1,855,325.66
1. Southwest Slurry Seal, Inc. $2,057,796.26
2. Intermountain Slurry Seal, Inc. $2,082,500.00
3. International Surfacing Systems $2,094,521.00
4. Geneva Rock Products, Inc. $2,210,469.88
City of Mesa - Three-year Term Contract for Traffic Signal Loop Replacement Services for the Transportation Department
Awarded on 1/14/13
The contract was awarded to CPC Construction, Inc., at $60,000.00 annually
City of Phoenix - Taxiway Alpha Lighting & Signage Modification Project Rebid Design Bid Build Services (Goodyear)
Due Date: 1/15/13
Reference # AV41000067
Engineer’s Estimate $1,163,259.00
1. Corbins Electric $934,048.00
2. Roadway Electric LLC $941,421.00
3. Royal Southwest $988,081.50
4. Pavex Corp $999,179.00
5. Rural Electric, Inc. $1,014,095.50
6. CS Construction, Inc. $1,191,020.00
City of Tucson - Drill Two Water Production Wells
Due Date: 10/31/12
Reference # 130606Click here for the previously published bid tabulation
The contract was awarded to AZCA Drilling & Pump Inc.
City of Phoenix - 2010 Sanitary Sewer Relief Program project # 6
Due Date: 12/11/12
Reference # WS90500260
The contract was awarded to Talis Construction Corporation
City of Phoenix - Large Valve Repair and Replacement Job Order Contract Services
Due Date: 12/20/12
Reference # 4108JOC113
The contract was awarded to Western Water Works
City of Mesa - Utility Locating and Potholing by Vacuum Extrac-tion - Citywide
Due Date: 1/10/13
Reference # PH 12-13-14
Engineer’s Estimate: $452,237.50
1. HMS, Conco Inc. $419,920.00
2. Horrococks Engineering Bid rejected no-license
Lake Havasu City - Water System Improvements Tanks 4 & 5A (REBID)
Due Date: 12/20/13
Reference # PNIB-WT7040/ WT7050RB-0-2013/KP
Engineer’s Estimate: $1,764,100.00
1. Paso Robles Tank, Inc. $1,433,155.00
2. Hunter Contracting, Co. $2,081,060.00
3. Mountain Cascade, Inc. $2,238,160.00
City of Phoenix - Avenida Rio Salado Broadway Road: 51st Avenue to 7th Street Construction Manager at Risk Federal Aid Project
Due Date: 12/7/12
Reference # ST85100259
Interview list:
1. Achen-Gardner Construction, LLC
2. Haydon Building Corp.
3. Kiewit Infrastructure West Co.
4. Pulice Construction, Inc.
City of Yuma - Letvin Avenue Waterline Extension
Due Date: 12/27/12
Reference # 2013-20000120
1. DPE Construction $148,890.00
2. Yuma Valley Contractors Corp. $194,690.83
3. Cemex Construction Materials South $225,122.10
4. Desert Excavating $242,546.75
5. Tri-Com Corporation $328,710.90
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Town of Queen Creek - Sewer odor and corrosion control services
Awarded on 1/16/13
The contract was awarded to In-Pipe Technology Company
City of Chandler - Roof Replacement - Fire Training Facility
Due Date: 12/21/12
Reference # BF3-946-3200
1. Jim Brown & Sons Roofing $76,500.05
2. Starkweather Roofing $79,158.90
3. Progressive Roofing $88,751.94
4. Tecta America Arizona $96,322.55
5. Star Roofing $98,068.00
City of Scottsdale - Airport Access Control System Replacement and Service
Due Date: 9/20/2012; Awarded on 1/12/13
Reference # 12RP041
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The contract was awarded to Netsian Technologies Group
City of Cottonwood - Street Sweeping Services
Due Date: 12/13/12
Reference # 2013-PW-02
The contract was awarded to Offsite Sweeping LLC
City of Chandler - Landscape Maintenance - Areas 1, 2, 3 & 4
Due Date: 1/15/13
Reference # ST3-988-3188
1. Agave Environmental Contracting $859,720.29
2. Somerset Landscape $1,124,336.07
3. Artistic Land Management $1,233,457.74
4. United Right of Way $1,443,864.00
5. The Groundskeeper $1,751,176.17
City of Mesa- Contract Renewal for One Year term for LED Mod-ules for Pedestrian and Traffic Control Signals for the Materials and Supply Warehouse
Awarded on 1/14/13
The contract was awarded to Leotek Electronics USA Corp., at $180,000.00 annually
Homegrown pizza chain Humble Pie will open its sixth restaurant this month followed by two locations at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport slated for later this year.
The Scottsdale restaurant chain’s sixth location will open Jan. 21 at 3890 W. Happy Valley Road in the Stetson Village area of Glendale. Two additional Humble Pie locations will open in Terminal 4 at Sky Harbor in May and August.
Humble Pie opened its first restaurant at 6149 N. Scottsdale Road in Scotts-dale’s Hilton Village in January 2008, right as the U.S. economy began to fall into the Great Recession.
Humble Pie locations range in size from 2K to 2.6K SF, Sullivan said. The newest location is 2,006 SF.
The Stetson Village store cost about $700K, Sullivan said. Each Humble Pie employs about 35 employees.
Like other airport restaurants, space is limited for Humble Pie’s two Sky Harbor stores. One will be a quick-serve, walk-up setup, which will be about 800 SF, whereas the second
location will be a full-service restau-rant in a 1.6K SF space.
Read more at Phoenix Business Journal
Humble Pie expanding across Phoenix, at Sky Harbor Airport
By Tim Gallen for Phoenix Business Journal
Humble Pie owners (L-R) David Dabruzzi, Patrick King, Tom Kaufman, Rich Sullivan and Tim Valencia. Photo Credit: Phoenix Business Jouranl
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Awards and Accolades
Groundbreakings
Progress Reports
1. Engineering News Record is featuring the best construction photographs of 2012—from across the globe—in an interesting online slide show. “Pictures
are getting strikingly better,” ENR editors say about the collection. More than 1,500 photos were judged to selection the finalists and winners.
2. Nothing puts a sour note on the end of a Northern Arizona weekend than Phoenix-bound I-17 traffic climbing Copper Canyon Hill south of Camp Verde. ADOT broke ground January 16th on an end to a lot of that frustration with the addition of an $11.8M lane for that climb. A third traffic lane will be built between S.R. 260 and General Crook Trail.
3. The Echo Canyon parking area renovation gets underway January 28th in Paradise Valley. The $3M Phoenix Parks project will nearly double available parking for the popular hiking trail access. The entire Echo Canyon trail will be closed during the renovation, which is slated for a Fall 2013 completion. The Cholla trail remains open (AZCentral premium content).
4. Maricopa city leaders started the dig that will become the town’s new aquatic center and Regional Park at John Wayne Pkwy. and Bowlin Rd. last week. The project will take over a year to complete with a projected opening in 2014. The city is developing 150 acres with an amphitheater, lake and active recreation facilities.
5. Metro light rail is stretching out at both ends of the line. Construction is ending its first week on the extension of the 19th Ave. stretch in Northwest Phoenix from Chris Town Mall, 19th Ave. and Montebello towards Metrocenter, Dunlap and I-17. Completion is projected in early 2016, about the same time Mesa’s extension to Gilbert Road is completed.
6. No completion or opening date are set for the Gilbert Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Getting the job completed with a high level of quality control is the mission, rather than meeting a specific completion or delivery date. A slide show is available in AZCentral premium content.
7. The Tucson Streetcar is 64.21% complete as of today despite discovery of century-old pipes and unmapped ultramodern fiber optic cable. Moving into the home stretch, the project is shifting from rebuilding streets to building stations, wrapping up major intersection work and readying the power lines for stringing. The first car is scheduled for an April arrival with service starting in early 2014.
8. The Pima County Courts Building has been topped off in downtown Tucson. The 290K SF, seven-story complex is being built by Sundt Construction for $48M. The dollar amount, however, only delivers a shell to the County. Completion and use of the project will require additional spending by the County. The County has been searching for funds to complete the interior for a 2015 occupancy.
9. New water towers are going up at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma. An old water tower was demolished to start the new year. Now two 80-foot towers are going up emblazoned with the Marine Corps logo. The reservoirs include solar-operated mixing wheels to keep water from becoming stagnant.
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10. Mark-Taylor and Grossman Company Properties are coming out of the ground with a boutique apartment community near the Arizona Grand Resort at South Mountain. San Paseo, a 138-unit rental community, Arizona Grand Pkwy. and Beverly Rd.,
Phoenix, will bring luxury resort-based apartments into the market. Residents in the apartments will have access to all Arizona Grand Resort amenities. The apartment features its own lagoon style pool, cabana and private recreation amenities.
Progress Reports (Cont’d)
Completions and Openings11. The Tucson Planetary Science
Institute is completing its 3K SF expansion, adding employees while bracing for a cut in federal research. With 98 percent of its revenue from NASA, the 40-year old center, 1700 E. Fort Lowell Rd., the organization is seeking other grants, revenue sources and philanthropic donations.
12. Rolfs Salon at Gainey Village, Scottsdale and Doubletree roads, Scottsdale, celebrates its 25th anniversary with a multi-million dollar makeover. The modernistic design has expanded the salon services to spa level with both photography and facial treatments being offered. A bridal preparation VIP lounge is part of the expanded facility.
13. Zone 78, 78 W. River Rd., Tucson, is reopened following a remodeling project to freshen its look. The nine year old restaurant says it’s served nearly 1.5M diners since its grand opening. The remodeling project added a private dining room for groups up to 25 people in the formerly open patio.
14. Three decades ago, the ASU W.P. Carey School of Business opened for students in a new building. Now with enrollment doubling over the last ten years to top 10,000 students, Carey is expanding into new quarters with completion of the McCord Hall. Next fall, students will have classes offered in both the original campus and the new building.
15. Duke Energy Renewables and Solon have completed their 10-megawatt solar project near Kingman. The Black Mountain facility is selling its power to Tucson Electric Power’s parent company, UniSource Energy Services. Duke has five of its 13 solar facilities in Arizona. Solon stopped manufacturing panels in Tucson to concentrate on plant construction.
16. Retro resort is the theme at the El Dorado, 6825 E. Fourth St., Scottsdale, a newly-converted mid-century apartment complex resurrected by Franco Calabrese and Stephen Weiss as a boutique vacation suites hotel. The property is now a 33 room hotel with apartment-sized rooms; two-thirds of the units are two bedrooms. The property is decorated in all its 1960s glory and colors.
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RFQ City of Show Low - Engineering Firms for the Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade. Contact: Marian Agan, City of Show Low Public Works Administrative Assistant, at [email protected] or 928-532-4040. First published on 12/4 & revised bid date on 12/18
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RFQ UA - 2013 Annual Request for Qualifications (AFQ) for De-sign-Related Consulting and Support services. Contact: Betty Thomsen-Dinius at 520-621-9425. First published on 12/14
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List FA8903-12-R-0050
RFQ Department of the Air Force - Architectural/Engineering Services for New Mexico - Arizona Performance-Based Remediation (PBR). Small Business Set Aside. At this time they are only requesting site visit attendance information (Dec 4-6). Each person attending the site visit will need to submit information to [email protected] and [email protected]. Pre-Solicitation first published on 11/2 & revised on 12/28 & published as solicitation on 1/18
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2012253 RFP City of Mesa - Consultant Services for Solid Waste Disposal / Recycling Collection Sites. Contact: Clayton Campbell at 480-644-2655 or [email protected]. First published on 12/21
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List 2013-20 RFQ City of Flagstaff - Red Gap Ranch Water Resources Environ-mental Assessment. Contact: Patrick Brown at [email protected]. First published on 12/21 & added sign-in sheet on 1/18
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$250K RFP Maricopa Association of Governments - FY 2013 Cave Creek/Carefree Transportation Framework Study. Contact: Eileen Yazzie at [email protected] or Alex Oreschak at [email protected]. First published on 11/16
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12-PS-26 RFQ Mohave County - I-40 Water System Analysis and Design. Contact: Tara Acton at 928-753-0752 or [email protected]. First published on 12/21
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List RFQ City of Mesa - On-Call Engineering Services for Falcon Field Airport. Contact: Michele Davila of the Engineering Department at 480-644-5463 or [email protected]. First published on 12/28 & added sign-in sheet on 1/15
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List 13-22RFQ RFQ Mesa Unified School District - Architectural and Engineering Services (Free registration required). Contact: Karen Fleetwood at 480-472-6122 or [email protected]. First published on 12/18 & added sign-in sheet on 1/11
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#12-05-13 RFQ Gila River Indian Community - Architectural and Engineering Services for a 25K SF District 5 Head Start Project. Contact: Randy Allen at 520-562-6081 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4
1/9 9am Mand.
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<$100K 130705 RFQ City of Tucson - Professional Services for On-Call Subsurface Utility Engineering Services. Contact: Terryl Robinson at 520-837-4128 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4
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List WS90160072 RFQ City of Phoenix - 99th Avenue Interceptor Condition Assessment Consultant Services. Contact: Liz Blakley at 602-534-5789. First published on 1/8
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$1.4M 2013-010 RFQ ADOT - SR303L/El Mirage Road TI Final Design. DBE goal of 6.07%. Contact: Jessica Lessard at 602-712-4462 or [email protected]. First published on 12/14
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List 12163-ROQ-2013
RFQ Maricopa County Facilities Management - Professional Building and Site Assessment Services for Durango Facilities Assessment (Jails). The project will include architectural and engineering assessment services of selected buildings and sites on the County’s Durango Campus, approximately 1,725,332 gross square feet of space. Contact: Brian Garcia at 602-506-3246 or [email protected]. First published on 1/8
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RFQ Maricopa County Facilities Management - Architectural Services for Durango Facilities Assessment (Non-Jails). The project will include architectural and engineering assessment services of selected buildings and sites on the County’s Durango Campus, approximately 1,415,937 gross square feet of space. Contact: Brian Garcia at 602-506-3246 or [email protected]. First published on 1/8
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2013-001 RFQ ADOT - Environmental On-Call Administration. Contact: Brenda Tipton, Contract Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 12/18
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#12-02-13 RFP Gila River Indian Community - Department of Environmental Quality, Renewable Energy Development Feasibility Study. Contact: Rita Ruiz, Buyer at [email protected]. First published on 1/11
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130677 RFQ City of Tucson - On-Call Traffic Engineering Services. Contact: Matt Hausman at 520-837-4123 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11
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List OP 13-2392 RFQ City of Goodyear - Engineering Design and Implementation Upgrades on City Existing Water and Wastewater Supervi-sory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) System. Contact: Russ Welborn at 623-882-7879 or [email protected]. First published on 12/28 & added sign-in sheet on 1/15. Revised bid date on 1/18
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#13-04-17 RFQ Tolleson Elementary School District - Energy Engineering Services (Free registration required). Contact: Crystal Martin at 623-533-3927 or [email protected]. First published on 12/28
1/10 11am Mand.
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$5M 130700 RFQ City of Tucson - Provide professional design services for up-grade and replacement of City of Tucson’s Compressed Nat-ural Gas Plant. Contact: Dan Longanecker at 520-837-4125 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15
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List 6663211093 RFQ City of Phoenix - Aviation Capital Program Management Staff Support Services. Provide professional services required for program management staff support and to provide oversight for the Aviation Department’s Capital Improvement Program. Contact: First published on 1/11
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<$75K RFP City of Phoenix - Professional Services to Conduct Adams Street Activation Study. Consultant services to conduct a conceptual master planning study to explore strategies to activate and enhance the pedestrian and economic vitality of Adams Street between Central Avenue and 2nd Street. Con-tact: Joni Lindsey, Project Management Assistant, at 602-495-0857 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4
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2013-016 RFQ City of Flagstaff - Brownfield Route 66 Community-wide assessment program. Contact: Patrick Brown, Senior Procurement Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 1/18
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List EASARC1315 RFQ City of Phoenix - Architectural On-Call Services for Calendar Years 2013-2015. Contact: Mr. Emeka Ekpe at 602-256-4107. First published on 1/8
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List AVNAQC1315 RFQ City of Phoenix - Aviation Department Air Quality Conformity Analysis On-Call Consulting Services. Contact: Vivian Escobar at 602-683-3865. First published on 1/18
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RFQ WSD12-003 RFQ City of Phoenix - Wastewater Facilities Coating Consultant. Provide technical assistance in evaluating, updating, and pre-paring the coatings specifications for CSI Division 9 – Finishes, and any other specification sections related to painting/coat-ing. Contact: Sylvia Arenas at 602-534-7508 or via email at [email protected]. First published on 1/18
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RFQ City of Phoenix - Conceptual design Master Plan for Marga-ret T. Hance Park. Contact: Leslie Lewis, Clerical Supervisor, at 602-261-8605 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4
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List EASSBE1315 RFQ City of Phoenix - Small Business Enterprise Architectural On-Call Services for Calendar Years 2013-2015. Contact: Mr. Emeka Ekpe at 602-256-4107. First published on 1/8
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IFB The Pascua Yaqui Tribe - CDO/Los Reales Design Services. The project consists of Design and Construction Documents for roadway improvements on the Pascua Yaqui Reservation in Tucson. Contact: Development Services Department at 520-879-6325. First published on 1/18
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RFQ Maricopa County - Jail Master Plan Request for Qualifications. Contact: Corry Slama at [email protected]. First published on 1/18
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11.160.131 RFQ Arizona Board of Regents - 2013 Annual RFQ for Facility-Related Professional Services including: Design Professional (DP) Architectural, Pre-Construction, Cost Estimating, Commissioning, Facility Project Programming, and Engineering Services. Contact: Candace Awbrey at 928-523-4227. First published on 12/14/12
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List 6663211093-2 RFQ City of Phoenix - Airport Development Program Qualified Vendor List. Provide Aviation Capital Program Management Staff Support Services for a variety of civil and building capital improvement projects. Contact: Holly Bosch at 602-256-4108. First published on 1/15
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2/28/13 2pm
RSOQ 13ED122612 RFQ City of Maricopa - Development Partnership for Business Park. The City of Maricopa Economic Development Department de-sires to work cooperatively with an interested qualified develop-ment team that has experience designing, entitling, financing, constructing, and managing light industrial/office business parks. Contact: Pattie LaCombe, Purchasing Manager, at 520-316-6846 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4
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RFP City of Phoenix - Develop or Redevelop Urban and/or Mixed-Use Development Projects on Property within Downtown Phoenix. Contact: Community Development Division at 602-262-5040 or [email protected]. First published on 9/14 & revised due date on 12/28
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$56M List 303-A(202)T IFB ADOT - Construction of a new freeway (L303) with two traffic interchanges at Bethany Home Road and Glendale Avenue in Maricopa County and removal of the existing roadways. DBE goal of 4.05%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Mahfuz Anwar at 602-712-7663 or Construction Supervisor: Madhav Mundle at 602-712-3540. First published on 11/27
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1/18/13 11am
$1.2M List 010-A-(208)A IFB ADOT - Rehabilitation of the EB and WB rest areas on I-10 at MP52 in La Paz County. Work includes upgrading equipment in the rest rooms, pump house, ramadas, and well site. Also included in the work are two new evaporation pond liners, crack sealing and microsurfacing AC pavement, signage, pavement marking, and other related work.DBE goal of 2.71%. Contact Engineering Specialist: William Nanni at 602-712-6899 or Construction Supervisor: Jaime Hernandez at 928-317-2158. First published on 12/7
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Project Solicitations
1/18/13 11am
$2.63M List FTM-0-(200)T IFB ADOT - Pave dirt roads in the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation in Maricopa County. DBE goal of 2.04%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Rimpal Shah at 602-712-8377 or Construction Supervisor: Mike Zimnick at 602-712-8366. First published on 12/11
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1/18/13 11am
$400K List 999-A-(360)T IFB ADOT - Construct access road and low water crossing on SR 87 in Gila County about 20 miles south of Payson. DBE goal of 2.77%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Mo-hammed Salahuddin at 602-712-8260 or Construction Supervisor: Tom Goodman 928-468-5063. First published on 12/18
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1/18/13 11am
$225K List 087-B-(219) IFB ADOT - Install new Countdown Pedestrian Modules Statewide. DBE goal of 3.0%. Contact Engineering Special-ist: David Do 602-712-7445 or Construction Supervisor: Jackie Watkins 520-586-2949. First published on 12/18
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1/18/13 11am
$1.15M List 101-B-(207)T IFB ADOT - Road Milling and Replacement on SR Loop 101 in the City of Phoenix. Contact Engineering Specialist: Mahfuz Anwar at 602-712-7663 or Construction Supervi-sor: John Hall at 602-712-5840. First published on 12/21
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1/18/13 11am
$7.5M List 008-A-(216)T IFB ADOT - Mill and replace Asphaltic Concrete on I-8 in Yuma County. Additional work consists of placing AC overlay on Avenue 64E/Hyder Rd, remove and replace Guardrail and pavement markings. DBE goal of 1.09%. Contact: Engineering Specialist William Nanni at 602-712-6899 or Construction Supervisor Jamie Hernandez at 928-317-2158. First published on 12/28
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$140K- $170K
List ND30120004 D-B-B City of Phoenix Neighborhood Services Department - The Safe Routes to School: Sidewalks for Mitchell School’s Safe Route Phase II – 41st Ave: McDowell Road to Encanto Boulevard Design Bid Build Services. This project has a 1.94% DBE goal. Contact: Kandi Kowalsky at 602-534-8352. First published on 12/7
12/18 10am
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$100K- $500K
ST1202-401 RFQ City of Chandler - Traffic Signal Installation at Queen Creek Road and Bush Way. Contact: Hafiz Noor at 480-78-3324 or [email protected]. First published on 12/21
1/7 11am
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1/23/13 4pm
$48.4M List 303-A-(210)A CMAR ADOT - Interim traffic interchange construction project at the SR 303 in the City of Surprise. The project will reconstruct SR 303L with three general purpose lanes in each direction. Contact: Zarghami Ata at 602-712-6761. First published on 12/14
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12-E-010 IFB Bullhead City - Neighborhood Street Improvement Program 24. Contact: Mirna Alvarado at 928-763-0128 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4
1/10 11am
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Project Solicitations
1/24/13 2pm
13PWD63 IFB City of Prescott - 2013 Dexter Neighborhood Sidewalk Improvements. Contact: Public Works Director at 928-777-1130. First published on 1/18
1/17 10:30am Mand.
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ADOT13-00002353
IFB ADOT - Chip Seal and Fog Coat Application Services, Statewide. Contact: Amir Sakhi at 602-712-8584 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11
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PNIB-SM580C-0-2013/KP
IFB Lake Havasu City - FY 2012-2013 Chip Seal Program. Contact: Kimberly Fiumara at 928-453-6660. First published on 1/11
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1/29/13 2pm
$1.2M 2013-20000135 IFB City of Yuma - 5th Street Pedestrian Access Improvements (Free registration required). Work includes removal of approximately 130’ long, 40’ wide, 4” thick asphaltic concrete pavement and 2” aggregate base on 5th Street between 4th and 5th Avenues and replacement with 6” thick colored PPCP; construction of four ADA pedestrian ramps within the existing sidewalks, four access gates and signage. Contact: Peggy Hayes at 928-373-5110 or [email protected]. First published on 12/28 & added scope of work on 1/4
1/17 10am
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2013-20000007 IFB City of Yuma - 8th Avenue Improvements, FY 2013 CIP Nos. 0012 & 0018. The project includes pavement removal and replacement, fire hydrant removal and replacement and Installation of several sized water lines. Contact: Peggy Hayes at 928-373-5110 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11
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1/29/13 3pm
List ADOT13-00002386
IFB ADOT - Construction, Installation & Maintenance of Specific Service Logo Sign Panels - Urban Area Program. Contact: Christina Jimenez at 602-712-4458 or [email protected]. First published on 12/28 & added sign-in sheet on 1/18
1/14 9am
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IFB ADOT - Construction Asphalt Storage Tanks in Yuma, Gila Bend and Seligman. Contact: Earl Payne at 602-712-8514 or [email protected]. First published on 1/8
1/15 9am
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$1.1M 1220584 IFB Yavapai County - Lower Red Rock Loop Road Pavement Rehabilitation Project. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or [email protected]. First published on 1/8 & added $ and updated link on 1/11
1/22 10am Mand.
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1/31/13 2pm
IFB Ak-Chin Indian Community - Remodel of Hohokam Park which will include Civil, Structural, Architectural, Me-chanical, Electrical work to remodel a Community Park near the town of Maricopa, Arizona. Indian Preference. Contact: Project Manager, Larry Joe, at 520-568-1160. First published on 12/28
1/17 1:30pm
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Project Solicitations
2/3/13 3pm
EN 11-040; ST1260
IFB City of Avondale - Avondale Boulevard and McDow-ell Road Intersection Improvements. Project includes widening approximately 800 feet of McDowell Road east of the Avondale Boulevard intersection. Contact: Charles Andrews at 623-333-4216 or Loretta Browning at 623-333-2029. First published on 1/18
1/25 10am Mand.
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2/5/13 2pm
$1M- $5M
12-B-16 IFB Mohave County - Horizon Six - Mockingbird Wash Drain-age Improvements. Contact: Tara Acton at 928-753-0752 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4
1/14 10:30am
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ADOT13-00002536
IFB ADOT - Traffic Control Services, Routine and Emergency, Phoenix District. Contact: Amir Sakhi at 602-712-8584 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18
1/29 9:30am
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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 & revised bid date on 10/26 & 12/7
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$3.7M List 040-E(206)T & 040-E(207)T
IFB ADOT - Superstructure replacement and deck replacement of traffic interchange underpass along I-40 in Apache County. DBE goal is 9.42%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Mohammed Patwary at 602-712-8187 or Construction Supervisor: Carl Ericksen at 928-524-5421. First published on 12/28
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2/8/13 11am REVISED
$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 & revised on 8/28 & 11/2 & 1/11
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$265K List 999-A-(357)T IFB ADOT - Install new Countdown Pedestrian Modules in Yuma District, Kingman District and Prescott District. DBE goal of 3.0%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: David Do at 602-712-7445 or Construction Supervisor: Andrew Roth at 928-759-2426. First published on 1/11
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2/15/13 11am
$400K List STP-160-B(203)T IFB ADOT - Box Culvert Extension and Erosion Control on US 160 approx. 20 miles east of the community of Mexican Water within the Navajo Nation. Contact: Sarker Sajedur Rahman. IFB not yet released. First published on 1/8 & revised link and contact on 1/11
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Project Solicitations
2/15/13 11am
$635K List 010-A-(220)T IFB ADOT - Crack Sealing on I-10 in La Paz County east of Quartzsite. DBE goal of 1.03%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Mahmood B. Ghorbani at 602-712-6093 or Construction Supervisor: Jaime Hernandez at 928-317-2158. First published on 1/11
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2/15/13 11am
$5.3M List B08-A-(203)T IFB ADOT - Safety improvements on SR B-8 in the City of Yuma (State Line to 1st Street). . DBE goal of 1.61%. Con-tact C&S Technical Leader: Iqbal Hossain at 602-712-7471 or Construction Supervisor: Jaime Hernandez 928-317-2158. First published on 1/15
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2/15/13 11am
$5.3M List STP-YUM-0(212)T IFB ADOT - Safety improvements on SR B-8 in the City of Yuma (4th Ave, 1st Street to Catalina Dr). Work includes milling the existing asphaltic concrete and replacing it with new asphaltic concrete, removing the existing railway and replacing with new railway. The work also includes constructing new bridge barrier and replacing pavement markings. DBE goal of 1.61%. Contact C&S Technical Leader: Iqbal Hossain at 602-712-7471 or Construction Supervisor: Jaime Hernandez 928-317-2158. First published on 1/15
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3/1/13 11am
$1.3M List 888-A-(212)T IFB ADOT - Centralized Control Systems of Signals at various traffic Interchanges on highways in Maricopa County on I-10, I-17 Loop 101, Loop 202, SR87, and along Grand Av-enue. DBE Goal of 12.22%. Contact: Engineering Specialist Adrian C. Gutierrez at 602-712-8257, or Construction Supervisor Girgis Girgis at 602-712-6710. First published on 8/28 & revised on 11/2
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$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 & revised bid date on 9/7 & 10/5 & 12/18
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TBD at Mandatory Pre-bid meeting
DB WA:K O’odham Foundation Inc. - Design and build a Photovoltaic parking shade structure to supply power to an existing community center located at 2030 W. San Xavier Rd. Tucson AZ. 85746 on the San Xavier Indian Reservation. Contact: Richard DeLaCerda, Materials Manager at 520-573-4012 or [email protected]. More details available at Mandatory Pre-bid meeting. First published on 1/4
1/18 9am Mand.
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1/22/13 3pm
$1M- $4M
WA1108-401 IFB City of Chandler - Dobson South Water Production Facility Improvements. Contact: Joshua Plumb at 480-782-3312 or [email protected]. First published on 12/21
1/8 10am
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1/22/13 3pm
SS2890RB IFB City of Lake Havasu City - Vadose Zone Well #5 (Re-bid). Contact: Jeremy Abbott, Project Manager at 928-453-6660. First published on 1/8
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1/23/13 3pm
3157-7 RFP Maricopa Community Colleges - Solar and other Renewable Energy. Contact: Tim Heinle at Pace Global at 703-818-9100 or [email protected]. For procurement questions contact: Len Wonsey at 480-731-8550 or [email protected]. First published on 12/21
1/15/13 Link
1/23/13 3:30pm
OP 13-2365 IFB City of Goodyear - Provide and Install Anoxic Mixer for Rainbow Valley Water Reclamation Facility. Contact: George Bravakos, CPPB at 623-882-7845 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11
1/16 1pm: Site visit
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1/24/13 12pm
List 4108JOC114 JOC City of Phoenix - Water Lines Emergency Repair and Replacement Job Order Contract Services. Contact: Holly Bosch at 602-256-4108. First published on 1/4
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1/24/13 2pm
3-629; FD3-830-3202
IFB City of Chandler - Above Ground Fuel System. Contact: Mike Mandt at 480-782-2406 or [email protected]. First published on 12/28
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1/24/13 3pm REVISED
List AGFD13-00002553
IFB Arizona Game and Fish Department - Construction Services for water and sewer main extension for AGFD at the Ben Avery Shooting Facility. Contact: Elizabeth Burgard at [email protected] or 623-236-7459. First published on 1/4 & revised bid date and added sign-in sheet on 1/18
1/10 10am
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111204 IFB City of Glendale - Sarival Avenue Waterline installation, Mountain View to Northern Parkway. This project con-sists of installing 4,340 feet of 12” C-900 PVC waterline, ten 12” gate valves and 198 lineal feet of 30” steel pipe sleeve in Sarival Avenue, approximately 1/2 of a mile south of Peoria Avenue to the Northern Parkway. First published on 1/15
1/22 10am
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UtilitiesIncludes water, waste-water, and other utilities (excluding traffic signalization projects), as well as solar, biomass, and other energy-related solicitations.
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Project Solicitations
1/31/13 2pm
P3-12-02 RFQ & RFP
ADOT - Solar P3 Project. Development and implemen-tation of a public-private partnership (P3) to assist in meeting the electric power needs through a solar power generation agreement. Size of project to be calculated by developer. Contact: Sanja Katic-Jauhar at 602-712-7525 or [email protected] with cc to: [email protected] and [email protected]. First published on 12/28
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RFQ City of Page - Provide delivery & quantity of repairs and/or improvements to the Wastewater & Water Treatment Plants & Systems over the duration of a maxi-mum of 3 years. Contact: Matthew Wood at 928-645-2419. First published on 1/11
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2/5/13 2pm
$1.8M 79447 IFB Pima County - Green Valley WRF Sludge Processing/Odor Improvements Project. Contact: Jerry Rizzo at [email protected]. First published on 1/11
1/23 10am
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2/5/13 2pm
$2.6M- $3.2M
List PW16810004) D-B-B City of Phoenix - SR 85 Landfill Stormwater Control System, Phase 2 Design Bid Build Services. Work shall consist of approximately 316,000 C.Y. of excavation and construction of phase 2 of a stormwater system which includes 80,000 S.Y. of riprap material, associated geo-textile material and gabions. This project has a 12% SBE goal. Contact: Kandi Kowalsky at 602-534-8352. First published on 1/11
1/23 10am
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2/6/13 2pm
13-6913 RFP Education Service Center-Region 19 - National Energy Performance Services and Related Items (Free registra-tion required). Contact: Royce Cleveland at [email protected]. First published on 1/8
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2/6/13 3pm
13-080 RFP City of Tempe - Solar Photovoltaic Electric Generating Systems. Contact: Michael Greene at [email protected] or 480-350-8516. Site visits are mandatory. First published on 1/4 and added mandatory site visit info from addendum #1 on 1/11
1/15 9am Mand.
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2/6/13 5pm
$5M- $6M
P13-0042 JOC City of Peoria - JOC for Water and Wastewater Facilities Projects. Contact: Christine Finney at [email protected]. First published on 1/15
1/22 10am
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# 00100 IFB City of Eloy - Construction of Houser Road and Toltec Road Waterlines and Pump Station No. 2 Expansion. The project consists of a new booster pump station, tem-porary pumping station, and new 12” & 16” pipelines. Bid documents available on January 4th, 2013 at PRI. Contact: Carollo Engineers at 602-263-9500. First published on 12/14
1/18 2pm
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Project Solicitations
2/12/13 2pm
IFB City of Winslow - First Street Waterline Extension. Base bid includes construction of an 8” waterline along First Street from Parker Avenue to Alder Avenue, alternate in-cludes Alder from First Street to Second Street. Contact: Woodson Engineering and Surveying FTP site: [email protected]. First published on 1/15
2/5 2pm Mand.
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DB The City of Globe - Design Build Emergency Generator. Design and install a system to provide emergency power at the City’s wastewater treatment plant. Contact: Gina Paul at 928-425-7146 x21 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18
1/24 10am Mand.
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2/26/13 2pm
IFB City of Sedona - Minor Lift Station Modifications & Back O’Beyond Lift Station Replacement Project. Contact: Roxanne Holland at [email protected]. First published on 1/15
1/24 2:30pm Mand.
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1/18/13 2pm
#12-03-13 RFP Gila River Indian Community - Pre-Construction Services for District 5 Head Start Building Project. Contact: Randy Allen at 520-562-6081 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4
1/8 1:30pm Mand.
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List FA4887-13-R-0001
DB Department of the Air Force - Community Commons Transformation. Design-build Renovation of Building 700 at Luke AFB, AZ. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Set Aside. Contact: Ryan Shappell, Contract Administrator, at 623-856-2784 or [email protected]. Pre-Solicitation first published on 11/2. Solicitation first published on 12/7 & added sign-in Sheet on 12/21 & revised bid date on 1/15
12/18 8:30am
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1/23/13 2pm
$400K IFB 78777 IFB Pima County - NRPR Ajo Community Center Upgrades. The project consists of conversion of mechanical system from evaporative cooling to air conditioning, replacement of ceilings and lighting, ADA improvements to restrooms, replacement of kitchen floor, painting of interior, replacement of countertops, patch and seal of parking lot and driveway, and provision of a class ‘A’ fire alarm system. Contact: Melissa Hala’ufia at [email protected]. First published on 12/28 & added additional site visit on 1/15
1/9 11am & 1/14 1pm
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CommercialCommercial CommercialIncludes 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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Project Solicitations
1/23/13 2pm
13-6915 RFP Education Service Center-Region 19 - National Job Order Contracting for Building and Facility Waterproofing and Manufacturers Associated Materials (Free registration required). Contact: Royce Cleveland at [email protected]. First published on 1/8
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1/25/13 2pm
#12-04-13 RFP Gila River Indian Community - Pre-Construction Services for District 6 Head Start & Tenant Improvements Project. Contact: Randy Allen at 520-562-6081 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4
1/8 1:30pm Mand.
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1/11/13 4pm REVISED
ADOT13-00002119
IFB ADOT - Modular Office Buildings delivered and assembled to sites (TBD). Contact: Earl Payne at [email protected] or 602-712-8514. First published on 12/11 & revised bid date on 12/28 & 1/15
12/12 9:30am
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1/28/13 2pm
IFB City of Sedona - Kitchen Expansion at Adult Community Center of Sedona. Contact: Tracy Bouvier at 928-213-5240 or email at [email protected]. First published on 1/8
1/17 1pm Mand.
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1/29/13 10:30am
12-2330-004 RFO Yuma County - Modular Unit for Aztec High School. Contact: Steve Mendoza at 908-817-5104 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11
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1/29/13 3pm
RFP #3164-7 JOC Maricopa Community Colleges - JOC Services for Commercial General Construction. Contact: Gary R. Eberhard, RA District Architectural Project Manager at 480-731-8568 or [email protected] or Len Wonsey, CPPB Buyer II, at 480-731-8550 or [email protected]. First published on 12/28
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1/30/13 4pm
VA258-12-R-0490
Sub bids Total Team Construction Services - Requesting Sub bids to Replace Roofs Main Hospital Building #107, Both A & B Sections & Extension Building #108 at the Bob Stump VA Medical Center, Prescott. 100% SDVOSB Set Aside. Contact: Brian Goecke at 916-456-5250. First published on 1/8
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1/31/13 12pm
RFQ #13-03-17 RFQ Tolleson Elementary School District - Construction Project Management Services. Contact: Crystal Martin at 623-533-3927 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18
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1/31/13 2pm
IFB Ak-Chin Indian Community - Remodel of Hohokam Park which will include Civil, Structural, Architectural, Mechanical, Electrical work to remodel a Community Park near the town of Maricopa, Arizona. Indian Preference. Contact: Project Manager, Larry Joe, at 520-568-1160. First published on 12/28
1/17 1:30pm
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1/31/13 2pm
CI0009 IFB Yavapai County - Rehabilitation of the Yavapai County Courthouse. Contact: Otwell Associates Architects at 928-445-4951. First published on 1/15
1/24 1:30pm Mand.
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2/1/13 8am
DEMA13-00002577
IFB AZ DEMA - USPF&O Bathroom Remodel. Provide Tenant Improvement for four (4) existing bathrooms located at PPMR, USPF&O 5636 East McDowell Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85008. Contact: Chris Moehr at 602-267-2727 or Betty Austin at 602-267-2765. First published on 1/18
1/23 9am
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$7.4M RFQ 13-040 CMAR Paradise Valley Unified School District - CM@R Services for Pinnacle High School Renovations (Free registration required). Contact: Ken Carter at 602-449-2071 or [email protected]. ADM Group is the Architect. First published on 12/28
1/17 12:30pm
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2/5/13 2:30pm
$2.5M RFQ 13-041 CMAR RFQ
Paradise Valley Unified School District - CM@R Services for Mercury Mine Elementary School Renovations (Free registration required). Contact: Leslie Small at 602-449-2080 or [email protected]. The architect is NTD Architects. First published on 12/18
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IFB Department of the Army - Construct Predator Launch and Recovery Element (LRE) at Ft. Huachuca. This project will provide an approximately 20,600 SF maintenance hangar and 2,000 SF LRE, with reinforced concrete foundation and floor slab, steel framed masonry walls and sloped standing seam metal roof. Small Business Set-aside. This project will meet or exceed a USGBC LEED Silver Certifiable level of construction. Contact: Thomas Schoening at 602-267-2804. Pre-Solicitation First published on 12/14
1/22 9am
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$30M- $40M
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DB Department of Health and Human Services - Kayenta Quarters Design-Build Construction Project. Small Business Set-aside. Contact: Jane A. Stuessy, Contract Specialist, at [email protected] or 206-615-2533. Pre-Solicitation first published on 12/28 & moved to solicitations on 1/15
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2/14/13 3pm
List 072382-13-A-0003
JOC United States Postal Service - Indefinite Quanity Contract- Job Order Contract for the State of Arizona. Work includes all labor, materials, equipment and services necessary for a wide range of repair and alteration projects. Contact: Lillian B Davila, Facilities Contract Specialist at [email protected] or 303-853-6935. First published on 1/18
1/31 1pm
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$25K- $100K
List F13PS00127 IFB Department of the Interior - Willow Beach Shop Renovations at Willow Beach National Fish Hatchery in Willow Beach, AZ. Work includes replace stairs, install partition walls, repair, and replace concrete, install doors, install wiring, switches and light fixtures. Small Business Set -aside. Contact: Ray A. Fletcher at [email protected]. First published on 1/11
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1/18/13 3pm
IFB #3163-2 IFB Maricopa Community Colleges - EMCC Estrella Hall Audio Visual Systems. Provide and install Audio Visual Systems in Estrella Hall on the main campus of Estrella Mountain Community College, Avondale. Contact: James Chalifoux, CTS Fax: 480.588.7692 or [email protected]. First published on 12/28
1/8 1pm Mand.
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1/22/13 12pm
13-200-001 RFP Yuma County - Exterior Painting at Sheriff’s Office and Detention Center. Contact: Steve Mendoza at 908-817-5104 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11
1/14 9am Mand.
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1/22/13 2pm
12-015RMB IFB Tempe Union High School District - Electrical Services. Contact: Missy Mudry at 480-345-3714 or [email protected]. First published on 12/21
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1/24/13 2:30pm
IFB 13-019 IFB Paradise Valley Unified School District - Doors - Materials and Installation (Free registration required). Contact: Lynn Hofmann at 602-449-2070 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11
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1/24/13 3pm
List P13/9794 RFP Pima Community College - District wide Security Access System (Re-bid). Mandatory pre-bid conference. Contact: [email protected]. First published on 12/4 & added sign-in sheet on 1/11
12/18 8:30am Mand.
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1/24/13 3pm
$65K ITB-B13-003- 0-2013/KP
IFB Lake Havasu City - Aquatic Center Gym Floor Replacement. Contact: Kimberly Fiumara at 928-453-6660. First published on 1/8
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1/24/13 3:30pm
OP 13-2364 IFB City of Goodyear - Provide and Install Windscreens for City of Goodyear Baseball Park. Contact: George Bravakos at 623-882-7845 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11
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1/25/13 10am
IFB City of Casa Grande - Neighborhood Revitalization Program. Rehabilitation of One (1) single family dwelling. First published on 1/15
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1/25/13 2pm
RFP 13-018 RFP City of Phoenix - Tal WI WI Ranch Water System Operating & Maintenance Tasks - Requirements Contract. Contact: Barbara Hummell, 602-495-0699 or [email protected]. First published on 12/18
1/8 9am
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1/25/13 4pm
12-231-17 IFB Page Unified School District - Roofing Repair and Reconstruction of Middle School. Contact: Lauren Randel at 928-608-4182. First published on 1/15
1/16 2pm
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1/28/13 1:30pm
City of Eloy Housing Rehabilitation Program - Rehabilitation of one (1) single family dwelling. First published on 1/15
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1/29/13 11am
List 12171-BDD-2013
D-B-B Maricopa County - Hail Damage Roof Replacement Buildings 1914, 1915 and 1403G. Contact: Corry Slama at 602-506-2248 or [email protected]. First published on 12/28
1/8 9am Mand.
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MaintenanceMaintenanceMaintenance & 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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1/29/13 1pm
76720 IFB Pima County - Signage Services for Kino Sports Complex. Contact: Walter Lewandowski at [email protected]. First published on 1/11
1/17 10am
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1/29/13 1:30pm
IFB Yavapai County - Video Visitation Equipment installation for Yavapai County Sheriff’s detention center in Camp Verde, AZ. Contact: A&E Reprographics for plans at 928-442-9116 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15
1/17 10am Mand.
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1/29/13 3pm
ADOT13-00002386
RFP ADOT - Construction, Installation & Maintenance of Specific Service Logo Sign Panels - Urban Area Program. Contact: Christina Jimenez at 602-712-4458 or [email protected]. F irst published on 1/4
1/14 9am
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1/30/13 2pm
13PB023 IFB City of Scottsdale - Sports Field Lighting Replacement. Contact: Karie Ingles at 480-312-5744 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15
1/17 1pm Mand.
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1/31/13 3pm
CM3-988-3204 IFB City of Chandler - Landscape Maintenance - Downtown Lots. Contact: Raquel McMahon at 480-782-2407 or Raquel@[email protected]. First published on 1/8
1/16 10am
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1/31/13 COB
RFQuote Tombstone School District -E-Rate Wireless LAN and Cabling for Access Points. Contact: Mike Torres at [email protected]. First published on 1/16 & revised bid time on 1/18
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2/1/13 2pm
13-064 IFB City of Phoenix - Preventative Maintenance of Lenel Access Control Systems - Requirements Contract. Contact: Barbara Hummell, 602-495-0699 or [email protected]. First published on 12/18
1/8 10:30am
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2/1/13 2pm
IFB 13-082 IFB City of Phoenix - Metal Millwork, Repair, and Replace. Requirements Work includes fabricating, replacing and repairing, and installing all types of metal millwork. Contract. Contact: Barbara Hummell at 602-495-0699 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11
1/16 9am
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2/1/13 COB
RFQuote Gilbert Public Schools - E-Rate Wireless LAN and Cabling for Access Points at Harris Elementary School in Gilbert. Contact: Jim Pacek at [email protected]. First published on 1/8
1/15 3pm
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2/1/13 COB
RFQuote Gilbert Public Schools -E-Rate Internal Connections – Network Infrastructure Equipment at Harris Elementary School in Gilbert. Contact: Jim Pacek at [email protected]. First published on 1/8
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2/1/13 COB
RFQuote Gilbert Public Schools - E-Rate Internal Connections – Structured Cabling at Harris Elementary School in Gilbert. Contact: Jim Pacek at [email protected]. First published on 1/8
1/15 3pm
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2/1/13 COB
RFQuote Gilbert Public Schools - E-Rate Wide Area Network at all Gilbert public schools. Contact: Jim Pacek at [email protected]. First published on 1/8
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2/4/13 4pm
120550 RFP City of Tucson - Security Hardware: Purchase, Install & Maintenance. Contact: Cherie Odeski at 520-837-4126 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18
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2/6/13 2pm
$200K 55078A IFB Pima County - Mobile Home Weatherization Services. Potential services include furnace removal or replacement, window/door replacement, plumbing, electrical and related work. Contact: Melissa Hala’ufia at [email protected]. First published on 1/15
1/17 8am
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2/6/13 4pm
IFB City of Safford - Sand Filter Shade Structure. Supply and install a 60 ft by 60 ft shade structure. Contact: Reed Larson, Staff Engineer, at [email protected]. First published on 1/11
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2/7/13 3pm
FA3-910-3205 IFB City of Chandler - Fire Station #5 Bay Door Replacements. Contact: Kristy Garcia at 480-782-2402 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11
1/24 9am
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2/7/13 3pm
251303 IFB ASU - UCENT Window tinting (Re-Bid). Install window tinting at the University Center to reduce solar energy gain. Contact: Pamela Veal at 480-727-3752 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18
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2/13/13 3pm
B13-WW13-01 IFB Lake Havasu City - Replacement of 550 Low Pressure Amalgam UV Lamps for Trojan 3000+ Disinfection Systems. Contact: Sharon Mann, administrative specialist II at [email protected]. First published on 1/18
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2/15/13 3pm
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IFB Department of Health and Human Services - Flooring Replacement at the Desert Vision Youth Wellness Center in Sacaton, AZ. Total Small Business Set-aside. Contact: Bonnie L. Hicks, Contracting Officer at [email protected] or 214-767-8587. First published on 1/18
1/30 10am
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1/18/13 2pm
IFB 13-104 IFB City of Phoenix - Paint Spray Equipment Parts - Requirements Contract. Contact: Edith Barrera at 602-495-7664 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4
N/A Link
1/22/13 9am
643204 RFQuote City of Phoenix - Aggregate mix and materials. Contact: Alan Koberna at 602-534-9805 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18
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1/22/13 9am
643203 RFQuote City of Phoenix - Aggregate mix and materials with fiber tape. Contact: Alan Koberna at 602-534-9805 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18
N/A Link
1/22/13 9am
643215 RFQuote City of Phoenix - Supply Heavy Wall Pipe and Flanges. Contact: Roseann Yrigoyen at 602-534-9805 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18
N/A Link
1/22/13 5pm
RFQuote Town of Marana - Supply and deliver Drinkning Fountains. Contact: Michael Glasson at 520 382-1983 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18
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1/23/13 3pm
RFP 021304 RFP ASU - Decision Theater Daily-Use Projectors. Contact: Stacie Malekooti at 480-965-8860 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4
1/7 10am
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1/23/13 3pm
IFB City of Safford - Supply a Pad Mount Transformer 2500KVA 12470Y/7200. Contact: Michael R. Faunce, Material Management Supervisor, at 928-432-4081 or [email protected] or Eric Whisman, Material Management Specialist, at 928-432-4085 and [email protected]. First published on 1/4
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1/25/13 2pm
IFB 13-107 IFB City of Phoenix - Fasteners - Requirements Contract - Citywide. Contact: Mary Hammer at 602-262-7793 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4
N/A Link
1/25/13 2pm
IFB 13-022 IFB City of Phoenix - Citywide Air Conditioning Equipment and Parts - Re-quirements Contract-Citywide. Contact: Mary Hammer at 602-262-7793 or [email protected]. First published on 1/5
N/A Link
1/28/13 2pm
IFB 01-03-13 IFB Gila River Indian Community - Caterpillar Heavy Equipment purchase. Supply a 2012 or 2013 CAT CW14 Pneumatic Roller and CAT 420F 4EC-IT Backhoe. Contact: Randy Allen at [email protected]. First published on 1/18
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1/29/13 10am
DEMA13-00002575 IFB AZDEMA - Supply a Front Wheel Loader. Contact: Stephen Mancuso at 602-267-2765. First published on 1/18
N/A Link
1/29/13 3pm
C12-12-017 IFB Navajo County - Purchase of one or more Backhoe Loaders. Contact: Jeanine Carruthers, Deputy Director of Public Works Administration at 928-524-4100 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4
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1/30/13 3pm
B12-12-012 IFB Navajo County - Purchase of one or more Water Tanker Trailers (6,000 - 6,500 Gallon). Contact: Jeanine Carruthers, Deputy Director of Public Works Administration at 928-524-4100 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4
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2/1/13 2pm
RFP 13-020 RFP City of Phoenix - Plumbing Supplies - Requirements Contract (Citywide). Contact: Mary Hammer at 602-262-7793 or [email protected]. First published on 1/6
N/A Link
3/1/13 5pm
AG-84M8-S-13-7000
RFQuote Department of Agriculture - VIPR I-BPA for Heavy Equipment with Water for Region 4 - Intermountain Region. Small Business Set aside. Contact: Kimberly Luft at 303-275-5405 or [email protected]. Pre-Solicitation first published on 11/2 & published as a solicitation on 11/27
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FA8903-12-R-0050
$40M- $45M
need feed-back by 1/9/13 4pm
Save the Date
Department of the Air Force - Architectural/Engineering Services for New Mexico - Arizona Performance-Based Remediation (PBR). Small Business Set Aside. At this time they are only requesting site visit attendance information (Dec 4-6). Each person attending the site visit will need to submit information to [email protected] and [email protected]. Pre-Solicitation first published on 11/2 & revised on 12/28
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new N6247312R0262 $3M- $9M
Target: 1/29 RFP Department of the Navy - IDIQ for new construction, renovation, and repair, primarily by design-build or secondarily by design-bid-build, of general building construction at various locations within the NAVFAC Southwest area of responsibility (AOR) including but not limited to California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico.HUBZone, Small Business and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Set-aside. Contact: Michelle Sanders at 619-532-3834 or [email protected]. Pre-Solicitation first publishe don 1/18
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