tuesday - azbexazbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/azbex_02_12_13_100.pdf · opportunities and...

The Arizona Builder’s Exchange is a compilation of information gathered from the public domain. Individual articles are protected by their respective copyright. The publication as a whole is copyright protected to the Arizona Builder’s Exchange.

To forward or share the information with others outside of your firm is a violation of that copyright, punishable by law.

Interwest Capital, which purchased Chandler’s historical Crowne Plaza San Marcos Resort Hotel on January 28, plans a top-to-bottom renovation, including revamping guest rooms and meeting spaces and improving the golf course and grounds, said Karl Coleman, president of Interwest Capital.

“Our goal is to have that finished this year so we can celebrate the centennial of the hotel,” Coleman said.

The remodeling will not detract from the historic designation of the hotel, he said.

The hotel, which will remain a Crowne Plaza, will not close during renovation and all existing reservations will be honored, said Ashleigh Mason, director of development with GF Management.

The San Marcos, which opened in 1913, has 250 rooms and 35K square feet of meeting space. President Herbert Hoover, dancer-actor Fred Astaire and other celebrities have stayed there.

The future of the hotel, at Arizona Avenue and Chandler Boulevard, has been uncertain since October 2010, when it was taken over by a court-appointed receiver when San Marcos Capital Partners defaulted on a

$23.9M loan. San Marcos Capital filed for bankruptcy in March 2011.

This $11M sale to Interwest Capital is about 67 percent of what Guaranty Bank and Trust Company paid in November 2011 to foreclose the property in a trustee sale.

The Interwest deal comes more than two years after the resort was taken over by the receiver, although those connected to the property had said publicly that interested buyers were moving forward on the property.

Read more at AZCentral. Note: AZCentral is now premium content. Readers are permitted 20 free article views per month.

Tuesday

CONNECTING THE LOCAL BUILDING INDUSTRY

Volume 3 Issue 100Issue Date: February 12, 2013

12

By Michelle Mitchell for The Arizona Republic

San Marcos Resort’s New Owner Plans Renovation of Property

AZBEX Note: The renovation, for which a cost is not being released, will completely remodel all public and meeting spaces, and upgrade all guest rooms and casitas. Interwest, the property owner, is in negotiations with a select list of architects and contractors and expects to announce the selected firms within a matter of weeks.

Project Solicitations in this Issue:

2124

3330

39

8

23 Design/Consultants

Development Opps

Horizontal

Utilities Maintenance

Commercial Products & Equipment

Permits Issued

www.azbex.com

http://www.azcentral.com/community/chandler/articles/20130208chandler-san-marcos-resort-owner-plans-renovation-property.html#protected

http://www.linkedin.com/pub/rebekah-morris/19/89b/172

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Arizona-Builders-Exchange/110548962307540

http://twitter.com/AZBEX

3 Maricopa Business Incubator Hailed As Boon for The City4 Business Investment Needed for Navajo Nation’s Future5 Light Rail Spurs Fourth Mesa Housing Proposal6 1M SF Getting Underway at Surprise Skyway Business Park6 Estrella Falls to Open by 20167 Tucson, Rio Nuevo Kiss and Make Up After 2-Year Spat8 Peoria Park’s Solar-Power Lights Fail9 Going Places? Post Bust is Inflection Point for Phoenix9 Somerton Redevelopment Plan Adopted10 Tucson Plan Keeps Major Bus Hub Downtown11 ASU Moves Baseball Program to Phoenix Municipal Stadium11 Yuma City Council Endorses Tribal Health Center12 Federal Government Looking Beyond LEED13 Mission Accomplished for Rally Point Alpha13 First Solar Now Second in Global Solar Production13 Two Yuma Businesses Receive Economic Development Grants14 Luring Firms Across State Lines15 Phoenix-area housing: Today’s land sales, tomorrow’s growth18 E-Commerce Plays Major Role in Industrial Sector Growth

22 Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant25 Development Opportunities26 Horizontal31 Utilities34 Commercial38 Maintenance & Alterations40 Products & Equipment42 Pre-Solicitations

12 Classifieds16 Permits Issued17 Commercial Real Estate News19 Industry Events

5

13

11

18

6

Table of ContentsArticles

Sections

Project Opportunities

Volume 3, Issue 1002

Maricopa is finalizing the launch of a business incubator, among several programs on its agenda to bring opportunities and services to the community.

The ripple effect of the city moving forward on the projects could be a loss of business for neighboring Ahwatukee, Tempe and Chandler, where Maricopa residents drive to get what they can’t get nearby.

Micah Miranda, Maricopa director of economic development, says that the business incubator would be “an in-depth program designed to foster and encourage entrepreneurial thinking with support services and everything a business needs in its life cycle.”

Maricopa, a sleepy town of 1,040 in the 2000 U.S. Census, has exploded by 4,269 percent to an estimated population of 44,396 in 2011 by the Census Bureau. Along the way, Miranda says, he has been part of building a city from scratch.

Also coming to Maricopa:

• Multigenerational center and regional park. Both are to be completed in March 2014.

• City Hall and police station to be completed by November.

• The Boyer Company is partnering with Maricopa to build an industrial and office park on the Estrella Gin property.

• A multimillion-dollar grade separation of the Union Pacific Railroad and Arizona 347


By Shelley Gillespie for the Arizona Republic

Maricopa Business Incubator Advances, Hailed As Boon for The City

Maricopa City Manager Brenda Fischer and Economic Development Director Micah Miranda at a recent groundbreaking ceremony of Maricopa’s regional park. Photo Credit: Shelley Gillespie /Special for The Republic

AZBEX NewsWe hit our 300th Issue!

Our Classifieds section is picking up new job openings. Make sure to

check them out on page 12

Editor’s Picks from the Last Issue

Arizona Builders Exchange1400 E Indian School Road

Phoenix, AZ 85014

AZBEX - Tip of the Week

• Second San Carlos Casino Planned Near Oracle

• Branding Effort Would Catapult Arizona Economy

Tuesday, February 12, 20133

Click here to return to Table of Contents

Meet the Team!

Rebekah Morris - Publisher

Rachel Kettenhofen - Editor

Eric Jay Toll - Senior Correspondent

Michele Carey - General Manager

Gotye

Maroon 5

The Black Keys

Fun

480-686-4315

602-617-3797

480-227-2620

480-709-4190 [email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

http://www.azcentral.com/community/ahwatukee/articles/20130204maricopa-business-incubator-advances.html#protected

http://azbex.com/second-san-carlos-casino-planned-near-oracle/

http://azbex.com/branding-effort-would-catapult-arizona-economy/

mailto:rmorris%40azbex.com?subject=

mailto:rkettenhofen%40azbex.com?subject=

mailto:etoll%40azbex.com?subject=

mailto:mcarey%40azbex.com?subject=

“We can no longer sit in the pas-senger’s seat of receiving royalties and taxes, while others dictate our direction,” Navajo Nation President Ben Shelly told the Navajo Nation Council in his annual State of the Na-tion address. Economic development initiatives by the nation are planned to broaden the largest Indian nation’s opportunities.

Shelly’s primary program creates a holding company, Narbona Growth Fund, allowing the Nation to create subsidiary companies. Narbona will have a corporate structure with the Diné, the Navajo people, as preferred stockholders and the Dinétah, the Na-vajo Nation, holding the common—or voting—stock. The initiative must be approved by the Nation council, and that action could come this summer.

He lauded a new data center that opened in Shiprock, N.M., and is run by Navajo Tribal Utility Authority Wireless.

Navajo Push for $1B EB-5 to Lure Foreign Investment

At the same time, Scottsdale-based Empyrean West LLC and Global Private Funding, Inc., Los Angeles, are joining with the Nation to form an EB-5 regional center for foreign investment to attract $1B in energy, transportation, broadband, and other projects. With a landmass the size of West Virginia, the Navajo Nation is the largest reservation on U.S. soil. Its borders encompass land in Utah, Arizona and New Mexico, with the largest portion being in the Grand Canyon State.

These initiatives will funnel taxes and other revenues into the Navajo nation rather than the federal government. The EB-5 corporations open the op-portunity for a foreign investor to put money into play with the Tribe and be able to emigrate to the U.S. Phoenix Business Journal reports the funds are popular with wealthy investors in nations with personal security fears. The investment allows an individual to move his family into the U.S. and out of harm’s way.

SB 1283 Might Create Indian County

Meanwhile, in the Capitol, Senate Bill 1283 cleared its first committee hear-ings with a unanimous recommenda-tion. The bill calls for a committee to study creating a Northeast Arizona county encompassing the Navajo and Hopi nations. If signed, the commit-tee will submit its report December 31 on the feasibility of carving out a huge chunk of Coconino, Apache and Navajo counties to make the new county.

In light of Shelly’s speech and the pending legislation, the winds seem to be shifting to encourage the Diné-tah to focus on economic indepen-dence and other revenue sources instead of depending on federal money. The continuing national bud-get reductions could ultimately hurt Indian nation financial stability.

Two other bills, SB 1319 and HB 2522 would create the county without the study, but both face a lot of opposi-tion and may not even get a commit-tee hearing.

Rail Port in NM and Israeli Agritech

Shelly’s initiatives include a partner-ship with Burlington Northern Santa Fe to build a rail port in Thoreau, N.M. The small community encircling a

mission school between Gallup and Grants sits on I-40 and the rail line. It’s a setting similar to the proposed Union Pacific rail classification yard at Picacho.

BNSF is putting $5M into the first phase of the project, which still needs approval from the Navajo’s Invest-ment Committee.

Navajo leaders met with the Israeli Counsel-General about potential rela-tionships bringing agritech opportuni-ties to the Nation. Israeli companies have advanced technology in desert-region farming and systems to recycle as much as 80 percent of agricultural water.

Casinos Not Navajo Economic Devel-opment Direction

More than 800 people—with a prefer-ence for Navajo tribal members—will be hired by the new Twin Arrows Casi-no Resort opening in May. The second of the Tribe’s gaming establishments does not reflect Diné plans to expand gaming as a revenue source. The Navajo are one of the last Southwest-ern tribes to enter the casino market-place. However, it does so as Phoenix-area Pima and Maricopa Indian tribes work to end a gaming reliance.

By Eric Jay Toll for Arizona Builder’s Exchange

Business Investment Needed for Navajo Nation’s Future

Crews continue work on Twin Arrows Casino 20 miles east of Flagstaff, Ariz. Gaming officials expect the casino to open in May. Submitted photo. Photo Credit: Navajo-Hopi Observer

Continued on page 5



Business Investment Needed for Navajo Nation’s Future (Cont’d)The Tribe is desperate for diverse economic development. The Diné have nearly double the state’s unem-ployment rate—numbers in excess of 15 percent in Apache and Navajo counties. With one of its major em-ployers—the coal-fired Navajo power station facing a possible shut down, the Dinétah leadership wants to

expand job base and revenue sources with its president’s economic initia-tives—providing the programs survive the notoriously challenging Tribal legislative review process.

Read more about the State of the Nation in the Navajo Times; the EB-5 fund in Phoenix Business Journal

premium content; Twin Arrows Casino in Navajo-Hopi Observer; and the Indian County legislation at AZCentral. AZCentral permits reading 20 free stories during a month, and requires a paid subscription for access to more ar-ticles. Phoenix Business Journal premium content is available to print and digital subscribers.

Amcal Multi-Housing Inc. of Agoura Hills, Calif., is proposing the fourth new Mesa housing project with close proximity to light rail. The plan, a four-story, 82-unit apartment complex, is immediately adjacent to the Sycamore Street light-rail station.

Amcal, a powerhouse in California’s affordable-housing industry, would be making its first foray into Arizona.

If approved by the Arizona Department of Housing, Sycamore Station Apartments—like three currently under construction—would be financed by federal tax credits that are designed to encourage development of low-income housing. The tax breaks allow developers to charge lower rents and still make a profit.

The department has focused in recent years on developments with access to public transit. That criterion resulted last year in a mother lode of projects for Mesa.

Amcal has been in business for 35 years and since 1998 it has completed 3,900 units from San Diego to the Bay Area. It has an additional 520 units in the planning or development stages.

Kavanaugh has met with Amcal and called it “a very reputable company” that has worked well with city staffers, adding, “I think it’s a very good transit-oriented development.”

“We’re always looking to follow opportunity,” said Dayna Ranger, an assistant project manager with Amcal. “Our mission is to bring affordable housing to residents that need it.”

It would be another step on the way to realizing the redevelopment potential that has long been touted by light-rail advocates.

Two previously-planned market-rate Mesa transit-oriented developments, Element at Tri-City Pavilions, north of the Safeway store at Main Street and Dobson Road and West Main Station Village, 1350 W. Main St., were stopped by the recession.


By Gary Nelson for The Arizona Republic

Light Rail Spurs Fourth Mesa Housing Proposal

AZBEX Note: : Amcal Housing Inc. didn’t want to comment further on architects or GC opportunities until after the zoning is approved by Mesa, an action scheduled for February 25th.

Click here for the City of Mesa Planning and Zoning Report for Sycamore Station Apartments.

Artist’s rendering of the Sycamore Station Apartments being proposed by a California company that specializes in low-income housing projects. The apartments would be built immediately next to the Sycamore Street light-rail station in west Mesa.

Photo Credit: City of Mesa

The three projects under way:

• 81 units of low-income senior housing near Center Street and First Avenue.

• 124 units called Escobedo at Vista Verde redeveloping the Escobedo complex.

• 80 units of workforce housing replacing most of the La Mesita Family Shelter on West Main Street



http://www.navajotimes.com/politics/2013/0113/013113sta.php

http://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/print-edition/2013/02/08/navajo-nation-equity-firm-seek-1b-in.html?page=all

http://www.nhonews.com/main.asp?SectionID=1&SubSectionID=1&ArticleID=15208

http://www.azcentral.com/news/politics/articles/20130207native-american-county-bill.html

http://www.azcentral.com/community/mesa/articles/20130206mesa-light-rail-spurs-more-housing.html#protected

http://www.mesaaz.gov/planning/PDF/StaffReports/2013/1-16-13/Z13-003.pdf

Original source: Business Real Estate Weekly of Arizona

Two buildings topping 600K SF are coming out of the ground—and another set with 350K SF in industrial and 70K SF in retail space are planned—at Skyway Business Park, bounded by W. Cactus Rd., Peoria Ave., Dysart Blvd. and Milgard Way.

LGE Design Build is pushing towards an August completion of a 165K SF industrial space for Southwest Products, a truck and engine manufacturer on 24 acres inside the park. Owner Silaqi Development &

Management is building a 418K SF multi-tenant spec industrial building with a September completion date. This building will house one or multiple tenants.

Nine smaller industrial buildings between 24K SF and 70K SF are planned along with a 70K SF retail center.

Silaqi may either sell or lease the buildings and parcels. Lee & Associates is the broker of record for the business park.

Read more at BREW

By Eric Jay Toll for Arizona Builder’s Exchange

1M SF Getting Underway at Surprise Skyway Business Park

New plans call for the long-awaited Estrella Falls Regional Mall to open its doors by the end of 2016.

The developer, Macerich, met with the Goodyear City Council February 4th in a work session to go over a new construction timeline.

“Our goal is to start the site planning and approval process by the end of [2013],” Vice President of Develop-ment Garrett Newland said. “Once we start construction, it’ll take about 18 to 20 months to build. I don’t have an opening date to share, but I can tell

you that we intend to open it in the next three to four years.”

For now, Macerich is leaning toward an enclosed project as opposed to an outdoor one, although Newland said that may change as the company works with the city for approval and construction.

Because of the economy, the 1M SF mall, to be built near McDowell Road and Bullard Avenue, has been put on hold multiple times since 2006 when the original agreement was drawn up between the city and developer.

This year, Newland said the company is seeing more positive signs. Sales for retailers also seem to be improving, which bodes well for Macerich as it tries to get businesses to help anchor the mall.

So far, the Harkins movie theater chain and Macy’s have signed on to be part of the project, city officials said.

Read more at West Valley View

By Rachel Trott for West Valley View

Estrella Falls to Open by 2016

Photo Credit: Estrella Falls



http://www.brewaz.com/content/index_story_free.php?story_id=8771&volume_num=XIX&issue_num=5&issue_date=February 8, 2013

http://westvalleyview.com/main.asp?SectionID=2&SubSectionID=1&ArticleID=43978&TM=41619.57&utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=AZ-CRE-REPORT&utm_campaign=GPEConnect

The city of Tucson and the Rio Nuevo District officially buried the hatchet Thursday morning.

Mayor Jonathan Rothschild and City Manager Richard Miranda signed the final settlement agreement in the mayor’s office at City Hall, ending about two years of acrimony between the two entities.

Under the terms of the 16-part agreement:

• Rio Nuevo will allocate $6M for improvements at the Tucson Convention Center.

• The city will retain the Depot Garage and com-pensate Rio Nuevo about $16M over the next 37 years.

• Rio Nuevo will reimburse the city about $2M for invoices related to various 2008 bond projects.

• The city will recognize any money Rio Nuevo contributes to the TCC and a hotel project as a notice to proceed. This will satisfy a state statute that limits the type of projects Rio Nuevo can fund. Once a hotel and convention center are funded, Rio Nuevo can begin spending on other projects with city approval.

• Rio Nuevo will spend $750K for downtown streetscape improvements.

• Rio Nuevo will invest $1.1M in the Mission Gar-dens project.

• The two lawsuits totaling more than $70M will end.

• The city and Rio Nuevo agree to cooperate fully with the statutory audits every three years. The next audit must be performed this year.

Neither side received everything it wanted, but said that’s a good thing, Rothschild said.

There is still a pending investigation by the state At-torney General’s Office. Rothschild said the agree-ment doesn’t indemnify anybody if the state probe uncovers malfeasance.

The cessation of hostilities is a welcome relief, Rio Nuevo Chairman Fletcher McCusker said.

Read more at AZStarNet

By Darren DaRonco for the Arizona Daily Star

Tucson, Rio Nuevo Kiss and Make Up After 2-Year Spat

February Friday Morning Breakfast:Opportuniti es In Retail Development and Leasing: How To Rethink The Box

The state of retail development and leasing has drasti cally changed during the last several years with the advent of new technologies and the state of the economy. Valley Partnership invites you to hear from private and

public sector experts on the state of the industry, successful public/private partnerships occupying space and the future of retail development.

Speakers Include:• Dave Cheathem, Managing Principal, Velocity Retail Group• Mike Fitz-Gerald, Senior Vice President, Velocity Retail Group• Scott Nelson, Vice President Development, MacerichSpecial “MAYOR’S MINUTE” Guest:• Bob Barrett , City of Peoria Mayor, will share the latest news on

economic development in Peoria.

Cost: $45 Member, $60 Non-Member, $55/$70 On-Site

Friday, February 22, 2013 7:00am - 9:00amPhoenix Country Club, 2901 N 7th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85014

Click here for more Details

Click here to register now

presents:

Arizona Conference on

Roads & StreetsWhat: American Council of Engineering Companies presents the 62nd Arizona

Roads & Streets Conference

When: March 27-29th, 2013

Where: JW Marriott Starr Pass Resort & Spa 3800 West Starr Pass Boulevard, Tucson, AZ

Cost: Individual - $250Sponsor - $2,500

Exhibitors/Booths - $1,600

The Arizona Conference on Roads and Streets is the largest annual event for Arizona engineers and

contractors from the public and private sectors. Approximately 1,400 attendees and 100 exhibitors

are expected to participate in the conference.



http://azstarnet.com/news/local/govt-and-politics/city-rio-nuevo-kiss-and-make-up-after--year/article_7ac2a43b-fd5f-5388-a9f3-16adce5a6149.html

https://m360.valleypartnership.org/event.aspx?eventID=72275&instance=0

https://m360.valleypartnership.org/frontend/event/registration/login.aspx?EventId=72275

http://acecaz.org/roads.php

The City Council on February 5th approved $200K in new lighting to replace solar-powered lights that were not bright enough to illuminate the tennis courts and a skate pad at WestWing Park.

The solar lights, billed as an environ-mentally friendly way to save money, are fully functioning, Community Ser-vices Director John Sefton said, but too dim in the active-use area during the winter months.

WestWing Park opened in 2009 in north Peoria. Extending electricity to the sports-use end of the park was ruled out in favor of solar lighting during planning and construction, Sefton said.

In the summertime, the solar lights are strong, he said. They charge all day and don’t come on until about 8p.m., after the sun sets.

The lights will be moved to an area better suited to dimmer light, Sefton said. Staff will try to relocate the lights within WestWing Park first, he said.

There will be a small relocation cost, though it’s unclear how much until a new location is chosen.

Sellers & Sons Inc., a Tucson-based contracting company, will design and install the new lights. The city hopes to complete the project this summer.

Sellers & Sons will replace 10 exist-ing light poles at the park with four metal poles that meet Little League standards.


By Allie Seligman for the Arizona Republic

Peoria Park’s Solar-Power Lights Fail to Charge Enough In Winter

Where: The Phoenix Convention Center When: March 16th-30th 2013

Canstruction® combines the competitive spirit of a design/build competition with a unique way to help feed the hungry.

Competing teams, led by architects, engineers and contractors, showcase their talents by designing and building

giant structures made entirely out of canned foods.

AZBEX is a proud sponsor and participant of Canstruction

Join Us!

Photo Credit: fppaz.com



MARKET ING PARTNERSP I V O T A L

Hungry for a particular project? Pivotal will smoothly blend into your firm when you need a expertly crafted proposal or custom marketing collateral.

Mara Prendergast 602.501.8090 & Kelly Billings 602.810.2112www.pivotalmarketingpartners.comT H E M I S S I N G P I E C E

Your Missing Piece

Better results start with improved focus. Reach

the most targeted A/E/C audience by advertising

HERE!

http://www.azcentral.com/community/peoria/articles/20130206peoria-parks-solar-power-lights-fail-charge-enough-winter.html#protected

http://smpsarizona.org/canstruction

www.pivotalmarketingpartners.com

So where does metro Phoenix go from here, on its way to 2035? Perhaps, two experts say, it’s time for the real estate sector to move from a purely transaction-focused economy to a transformative economy -- and start making places.

“This time there is a more widespread loss of faith in development. Construction and development alone cannot be our economic base,” said Jack Tomasik, a Chandler-based consultant in economic and community development. “It was just too easy … like we were hooked on this stuff.”

Master of Real Estate Development (MRED) program Director Mark Stapp thinks the Valley ought to learn from the downturn by aiming higher than mere survival, higher than simply trying to achieve success, and go all the way to economic transformation. If residents can identify a unique brand for the Valley and the future they want, he says, communities can organize public policy and resources to drive real estate opportunities in the desired direction.

Sustainability and Place-making

Stapp believes that executing on a community’s vision for itself depends on developers.

“Developers build communities,” he said. When developers’ projects succeed, he notes, it fuels success at the local level, which in turn helps the region succeed and the nation succeed.

Tomasik thinks there are good reasons for metro Phoenix to focus on sustainable communities and sustainable economies. Rising energy and water costs, along with the now-apparent flaws in the Valley’s suburban-tract growth model, make Tomasik think fundamental changes in communities are coming.

Tomasik cited an ongoing study by the Maricopa Association of Governments, titled “Sustainable Land Use and Transportation Study,” which looked at the relationship between transit and employment patterns in the region.

The findings are important because they give the Valley’s real estate sector clues to the types of industries that would be most desirable and most successful along current and future transit routes, the two experts say.

Economic Development

Neither Tomasik nor Stapp thinks chasing corporate headquarters

is the Valley’s best jobs-boosting strategy. They favor ways to boost home-grown companies and create corporations rooted in the community. One opportunity Arizona has is to expand its role in the global supply chain, Tomasik says, as manufacturers look to Mexico as a solution to rising wages in China and trans-Pacific shipping costs.

Post-bust may be a good time to reconsider the Valley’s future. The era of “drive-to-qualify” suburbs separated from commercial and industrial areas by miles of freeway might be over, passed by in favor of desirable communities that mix jobs, single- and multi-family housing, transit, retail and entertainment.

Regardless of the future the Valley chooses for itself, 2035 can’t and won’t be forever. Phoenix is very, very early in its process of maturing, and even mature cities like New York continue to change and evolve.

Read more at W.P. Carey Real Estate

Original Source: KnowRE at W. P. Carey School of Business

Going Places? Post Bust is Inflection Point for Phoenix

Photo Credit: ULI Arizona

A redevelopment plan, adopted recently by the Somerton City Council, defines design and development standards for commercial establishments downtown, as well as sets aside areas for a future civic plaza, a new City Hall and a future park on the west side of Cesar Chavez Avenue.

The Downtown Somerton Redevelopment Plan also offers a package of incentives for businesses that locate in the downtown area or existing ones that upgrade their premises, Mayor Martin Porchas said.

The plan, drawn up by city officials with the help of the consulting firm Fackler Planning & Development, was approved by the city council by unanimous vote on Tuesday, after being presented to residents at a series of public hearings beginning in November.

Read more at Yuma Sun

By Cesar Neyoy for Yuma Sun

Somerton Redevelopment Plan Adopted



http://knowwpcarey.com/article.cfm?cid=13&aid=1324

http://www.yumasun.com/news/plan-85179-somerton-city.html

For months, city officials were negotiating a deal to cede the Ronstadt Center and up to two other downtown properties to the owners of a scenic 284-parcel in the Painted Hills as a way to block development there. The city would have then sold the Painted Hills parcel to Pima County for $3.6M.

When word leaked about the discussions, bus riders and their advocates staged a rally to protest what they feared may have been a backroom deal to hand off a vital transit hub for commuters to moneyed interests.

Last Tuesday, the mayor and council allayed those fears when they directed the city staff to create a “develop-ment vision” for the transit center that will maintain it as a transit hub while allowing for some mixed-use develop-ment. Once the plans are complete, the city will put the project out to competitive bid.

Now’s the time to redirect the discussion to include how to attract development that will make downtown more vibrant without compromising transit.

Pima County has had its eye on the Painted Hills property since 1997, when it was included in that year’s open-space bond program. The county tried to buy it in 2006 but was outbid when the Dallas pension fund bought the property for $27M.

Read more at AZStarNet

By Darren DaRonco for the Arizona Daily Star

Tucson Plan Keeps Major Bus Hub Downtown

Sun Tran at Ronstadt Station. Photo Credit: Sun Tran WWW

A6th Annual AWIC -

Advancing Women in Construction Mentorship and Scholarship Program

Fundraising Event

When: Wednesday, February 27th 2013, 8am-1pm

Where: Arizona Historical Society 1300 North College Avenue

Tempe, AZContact: Leslie Moat with

Hensel Phelps Construction

Click here for more information

$50



www.gpe1.com

http://azstarnet.com/news/local/govt-and-politics/city-plan-keeps-major-bus-hub-downtown/article_9cafd4b0-cc88-520e-8779-cf9ca3a3bfda.html

http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?goback=.anb_3359206_*2_*1_*1_*1_*1_*1&oeidk=a07e6xm7d6630991178&llr=78jrrzdab

By Mike Sunnucks for Phoenix Business Journal

ASU Moves Baseball Program to Phoenix Municipal Stadium Arizona State University’s baseball program is moving to Phoenix Municipal Stadium with a new 25-year lease. The February 7th approval of the Arizona Board of Regents let the Sun Devils make the move in 2015 when the A’s move to Mesa’s Hohokam Stadium. The Chicago Cubs leave that ballpark for a new one at the Riverview development at that time.

ASU has been looking for a new home for its baseball program. The team now plays at Packard Stadium. That field was built in 1974 and seats 3,000; Muni seats 8,000. It is older and ASU wants to modernize nearby Sun Devil Stadium and develop real estate in the stadium and campus area.

When the New York Giants moved to San Francisco in 1958, the team moved light poles from the Polo Grounds which was demolished in 1964 to Muni where they still stand today.

Read more at Phoenix Business Journal

In a show of support, the Yuma City Council has gone on record in favor of federal funding for a new Fort Yuma Health Center to better provide health care for the Cocopah and Quechan tribes.

The current Fort Yuma Health Center buildings were constructed between 1852 and 1936. There are major concerns with the facilities such as structural integrity, space limitations, low functionality and significant seismic damage, the Yuma city staff report stated.

The health center has been identified as a priority project since 1989. All these years later, the tribes are still waiting.

The city’s resolution states: “The Yuma community has supported the Fort Yuma Health Center in its mission of health care delivery and planning over many years and recognizes the importance of primary health care to our neighbors, the Cocopah Tribe and the Quechan Tribe.”

The Quechan Tribe has allocated 12.3 acres, which are shovel ready, and contributed $1.7M to the project, according to the city staff report. Federal appropriations of $46M are needed to provide for the construction and equipping of the new facility as well as staffing requirements.


By Joyce Lobeck for Yuma Sun

Yuma City Council Endorses Tribal Health Center

Phoenix Municipal Stadium



http://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2013/02/07/asu-gets-go-ahead-to-move-baseball.html

http://www.yumasun.com/news/council-85132-health-yuma.html

Classifieds

PHX Architecture seeks Architect/AIT

If you have an under graduate or graduate degree in Architecture, and 3-6 years of experience working in a firm, please send your resume to [email protected]. We are looking for talented, self-starters who are interested in career advancement to assist our team of architects designing a variety of interesting projects. Learn more about us at phxarch.com.

CIVILTEC Engineering Inc., a local civil engineering firm has a position open for a Project Engineer with experience in Water Systems Master Planning.(Click here for details) Please send your resume to [email protected]

Civil Engineer/Hydrologist - B.S. or M.S. in Civil Engineering and 3+ yrs experience.Experience: HEC-RAS & HEC-1. Knowledge of digital terrain modeling (DTM), geographical information systems (GIS) and Microstation, AutoCAD, InRoads and Civil 3D a plus. Please submit your resume to: Dana Krayenbuhl6245 N. 24th Parkway, Suite 100Phoenix, AZ 85016 602-252-8384 Ext. 102 [email protected]

Employment OppsIf you would like to submit an ad to our classified section please email [email protected]. The Cost is $25 for 40 words at four weeks in the

publication.

The U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design may be usurped as the sole green-rating program endorsed by the U.S. General Services Administration for federal buildings.

GSA published a notice February 5th in the Federal Register seeking public comment for an additional 60 days on how the government uses third-party certification systems. It is at least the third attempt by the GSA to gain insight into public attitudes.

The 2007 Energy Independence and Security Act mandates that the GSA recommend to the U.S. Secretary of Energy every five years how the federal government can best use ratings programs and other tools to ensure the nation’s largest user of commercial buildings is operating a “high performance” portfolio.

In the law’s initial implementation, the GSA recommended the LEED program alone to the Energy secretary. But as part of the first five-year review, completed last May, the GSA evaluated two additional

systems, the International Living Future Institute’s Living Building Challenge and the Green Building Initiative’s Green Globes.

Green building advocates, led by companies like Google Inc. and prodded by such activities as the Living Building Challenge’s “red list” of 14 banned chemicals, have begun to push on building materials manufacturers to disclose more, arguing that production and distribution including minerals extraction and materials’ chemical content also have environmental repercussions.

Interest in the GSA’s decision has been intense not only within the government’s ranks but also those of the private sector. The American Chemistry Council complained that the federal government should not rely solely on LEED after a proposed update to the LEED system was to include more requirements surrounding the use of chemicals in building materials.

Read more at The Registry

By Sharon Simonson for the Registry

Federal Government Looking Beyond LEED



mailto:info%40phxarch.com?subject=

phxarch.com.

http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Civiltec-PROJECT-ENGINEER-Master-Planning.pdf

mailto:cdusza%40civiltecengineering.com?subject=

http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Hoskin-Ryan-Consultants.pdf

mailto:danak%40hoskinryan.com?subject=

mailto:publisher%40azbex.com?subject=Classifieds%20ad

mailto:publisher%40azbex.com?subject=Classifieds%20ad

http://news.theregistrysf.com/federal-government-looking-beyond-leed/?utm_source=GPEConnect&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=GPECommercialAdvisors

For the third year in a row, Yuma is receiving the lion’s share of funding awarded by the Arizona Commerce Authority through its Rural Economic Development Grant Program.

Together, Datepac and Convey Health Solutions have been awarded $415K dollars of the total $1.5M grant program for 2013.

Convey Health Solutions received a grant of $240K to help fund tenant improvements to the permanent site for its call center in Yuma that will be located in the former Target building at 732 W. 32nd St. Through an agreement with Yuma Regional Medical Center, the call center will occupy 40K square feet of the

building. The hospital, which recently purchased the property, will use the remainder for storage of medical supplies, equipment and records.


By Joyce Lobeck for Yuma Sun

Two Yuma Businesses Receive Economic Development Grants

There’s a lot going on in solar that may seem unconnected to Arizona, but there’s not a whole lot unconnected in the global realm of solar.

In the interest of offering a little more perspective on how things outside the state may be impacting things in the state, here’s a look at some stories that will provide some context to the global solar market of which Arizona is making a big push to be a part:

• First Solar ranks second among top module suppliers; Suntech, with a plant in Goodyear, is third.

• Duke Energy officials are saying solar installations will eclipse wind power installations in 2013

• The Colorado solar industry is trying to figure out how to get 3,000 megawatts installed by 2030

Read more at Phoenix Business Journal

By Patrick O’Grady for Phoenix Business Journal

First Solar Now Second in Global Solar Production



Commercial interior design often becomes routine, with little opportunity to employ really creative design concepts.

The usual restrictive budget and the typical use of commercial office space leave the designer to select the finishes, provide the furniture layout for the space and find a suitable conference table to reflect the character of the business.

So when Kelli Berry, owner of and principal designer for Iconic Design Studio (IDS) in Phoenix got the assignment to design the interior of Rally Point Alpha, her creative juices really began to flow. She saw the

potential to create something unique and extraordinary. Her motivation was not just a professional one; it was a personal one as well.

Rally Point Alpha will be a 100K SF indoor training and education facility for law enforcement and correction officers, as well as selected military personnel. Two sites in are under consideration in north Metro Phoenix area for the project.

The facility will house classrooms and space that will employ the latest in virtual technology to simulate everything from hostage rescue, prison riots and crowd control to encounters with insurgents. The

facility also will have both live and virtual firing ranges and a heliport to practice aerial insertions with Blackhawk helicopters. The state-of-the-art training facility will be the first, and only one, of its kind in the nation.

IDS is also responsible for designing the restaurant and the retail space. The 12K SF retail space within the facility will offer the latest tactical and survival gear available for purchase by trainees and the public.

The merchandise will be displayed in customized, mobile store fixtures designed by IDS. Interactive information kiosks scattered throughout the store are planned to enhance the buying experience. The retail space also will have emphatic lighting, free standing, laser-cut metal walls, and glowing point-of-purchase displays.

The architect is BCMA Architects and the general contractor is Bjerk Builders. Construction of Rally Point Alpha is expected to begin in 3Q 2013.

Read more at AZRERally Point Alpha retail area. Photo Credit: AZRE

By Peter Madrid for Arizona Commercial Real Estate magazine

Iconic Design Studio: Mission Accomplished for Rally Point Alpha

http://www.yumasun.com/news/yuma-85165-jobs-new.html

http://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/blog/business/2013/02/first-solar-now-second-in-global-solar.html?page=all

http://azremagazine.com/new-market/iconic-design-studio-mission-accomplished-rally-point-alpha

The Arizona Commerce Authority has set up offices in Northern and Southern California, hired two executives for six-figure salaries and will soon launch a marketing campaign to sell Arizona’s story as a Golden State foil: A business-friendly destination with lower corporate taxes and fewer regulations.

Ever since California voters approved sales- and income-tax increases in November, interest in luring companies away from that state has been hot in economic-development circles.

Immediately after the election, the Greater Phoenix Economic Council launched a program offering free trips for CEOs interested in relocating to the Valley.

“California, this has been a topic, obviously, on everybody’s minds,” Sandra Watson, the Commerce Authority’s president and

chief executive officer told the ACA’s board last month. “Especially after the election.”

But research suggests wooing California companies out of the state is incredibly challenging. In booms or busts, very few companies leave California.

Meanwhile, some analysts say nurturing the growth of existing Arizona businesses, rather than recruiting new firms from California, is the way to go.

Telling Arizona’s story

The public-private agency works to expand businesses in Arizona and spur local entrepreneurship. But it is also tasked with attracting businesses. Through that lens, the state next door can’t be ignored.

“We’re focused on working with businesses who are looking to expand their operations outside of California,” Watson said in an interview.

“In addition to that, we are looking for Arizona businesses who are looking for new markets, who are looking for new opportunities, supply-chain opportunities, developing stronger relationships with businesses in California.”

Watson said the ACA will also launch a marketing campaign: “We’ll be talking about the value of Arizona and the pro-business climate that was established here by our governor and by our Legislature to enhance business connectivity,” she said.

She was vague about how much the campaign would cost or what kind of media buys it would entail.

GPEC CEO Wants Legislature to Invest in Brand

Broome said he would like to see the Legislature fund a $10M to $15M marketing campaign that would tell Arizona’s story of lowering corporate taxes and creating a friendly business environment.

“It’s not that our brand is bad. It’s just that our brand is unknown,” he said. “We’ve made these incredible policy achievements. ... Why wouldn’t you put $15M toward celebrating those achievements?”

Arizona State University economist Dennis Hoffman, who has done consulting for the commerce authority, said he believes Arizona’s economic-development agencies have to be active in California to build connections, serving as a link between the two economies and pursuing jobs.

“This is a tough battle they are in,” he said. “They are trying to get quality jobs.”


By Josh Brodesky for the Arizona Republic

Luring Firms Across State Lines

AZBEX Note: Interest in the 50 available trips was so strong, GPEC upped the number to 100. “We’re seriously working with 14 CEOs,” CEO Barry Broome told AZBEX in an interview February 1st. “And expect to close three this year.” Broome’s effort is focused on reaching CEOs for corporate relocations, not satellite offices.



www.goodmans.info

http://www.azcentral.com/business/arizonaeconomy/articles/20130208luring-firms-across-state-lines.html#protected

http://azbex.com/branding-effort-would-catapult-arizona-economy/



Steady improvement in metro Phoenix’s new-home market has developers and homebuilders scrambling to buy property for dozens of new subdivisions projected to spring up over the next few years.

Their land purchases offer a road map for population growth in the region for years to come. Where houses are planned, schools, retail and service businesses and other employers soon follow.

With new-home building up and the number of avail-able lots dwindling, homebuilders sealed nearly 100 land deals in December alone that will create thousands of homesites. Homebuilders are now buying more land in more moderately priced areas in the northwest and southwest Valley as prices continue to rise in the south-east Valley.

In Arizona, the housing recovery is especially important to the broader economy. For decades, the homebuilding industry has been one of the state’s biggest economic engines, with at least one out of every three dollars gen-erated statewide tied to housing, according to Arizona Republic research.

In 2012, nearly 12,000 new houses were built in the region, a 71 percent increase over 2011.

A shortage of labor could become a factor. And home prices are projected to keep rising.

Resurgent demand

Avoiding a repeat of the 60,000 houses built in the region during 2005-06 is good news. This time around, new-home construction is based on real demand from homeowners and not speculation by investors and build-ers. Metro Phoenix homebuilders began to see more people checking out their model homes and sales start to rise in spring 2012, six months after the resale market had begun to recover.

Housing analysts, including Brown and Housing Market Letter co-publisher Greg Burger, forecast that homebuild-ing will increase each year until at least 2016. In 2016, at least 30,000 new houses will be built in the Phoenix area, Brown and Burger project.

Flurry of deals

Builders had been able to keep new-home prices rela-tively low until late last year because they had invento-ries of inexpensive lots purchased during the recession. Now, most builders must buy more expensive land to replenish their supply, which housing analysts say led to 1,000 deals between builders and landowners in 2012, with more to come.

Fewer than 21,000 lots remain ready to be built on in metro Phoenix’s planned communities, compared with 75,000 in 2003, according to a new analysis from RL Brown Reports.

Land purchases are continuing in early 2013, and early indicators show new-home sales and prices continue to rise. After the housing crash and the long climb out, metro Phoenix’s major developers and builders hope to cash in on the continued growth.


By Catherine Reagor for the Arizona Republic

Phoenix-area housing: Today’s land sales, tomorrow’s growth

Julian Gonzales works on the roof while construction worker, Arnulfo Ochoa, assembles a scaffolding for a new Marley Park home in Surprise, Ariz. Photo Credit: Angela Piazza/The Republic

http://www.azcentral.com/business/realestate/articles/20130129phoenix-housing-land-growth.html#protected

Volume 3, Issue 10016Permits Issued AZBEX tracks commercial permits & projects in

plan review with values greater than $500K.


Bld - BuildingCom - CommercialElec - ElectricalGrd - Grading“LP” - Large Plan - There are different TypesOS - StructuralOSE/OS Structural/ElectricalPlmb - PlumbingTI - Tenant IMprovements

City of FlagstaffCity of FlorenceCity of GilbertCity of PeoriaCity of PhoenixCity of ScottsdaleCity of SupriseCity of Tucson

City of Phoenix “LP”Maricopa County Mohave CountyPima CountyApache CountyCoconino CountyGila CountyYavapai County

Search Permits

From Type Permit

number

Date

Issued

Address Valuation Owner or Project Description Contractor Contact Phone

Phoenix BLD 13002265 2/4/13 5060 N 40TH ST

85018-2145

$550,000.00 5060 N 40TH ST LLC

2525 E CAMELBACK RD 858

DPR CONSTRUCTION 602-808-0500

Phoenix LPRN 1300304 2/6/13 1616 E MARYLAND

AVE 85016-1302

$574,647.00 MVM PROPERTIES LLC

202 E MCLELLAND BLVD

PHOENIX AZ 85012

KNOELL & QUIDORT

ARCHITECTS

602-468-9212


85020-2910

$677,760.00 DIVALL INSURED INCOME PROP 2

1100 MAIN ST STE 1830

KANSAS CITY MO 64105

HRW BUILDERS LLC 480-966-6744


85018-2145

$700,000.00 5060 N 40TH ST LLC

2525 E CAMELBACK RD 858

PHOENIX AZ 85016

D P R CONSTRUCTION

A GENERAL

PARTNERSHIP

Phoenix BLD 13002659 2/8/13 2515 E BUCKEYE RD

85034

$842,507.00 PHOENIX CITY OF

234 N CENTRAL AVE

PHOENIX AZ 85004-2208

CALIENTE

CONSTRUCTION INC

480-894-5500

Scottsdale TI 191831 2/8/13 140000 N HAYDEN

ROAD STE 100

$1,148,933.31 iSTAR FINANCIAL WESPAC

CONSTRUCTION INC

602-956-1323

Phoenix LPSC 1300317 2/7/13 1101 N CENTRAL AVE

85004-1818

$1,800,000.00 PHOENIX CITY OF

251 W WASHINGTON ST 8TH FL

PHOENIX AZ 85003

HARDISON/DOWNEY

CONSTRUCTION

602-861-0044

Phoenix BLD 13002351 2/5/13 4534 N 44TH AVE

85031-1599

$3,118,311.20 PRECISE METAL PRODUCTS CO

3839 N 39TH AVE


BJERK BUILDERS

Phoenix LPRN 1300299 2/6/13 750 E BASELINE RD

85042-6615

$3,200,000.00 SOCIETY OF SAINT PIUS X

750 E BASELINE RD


DNG CONSTRUCTION

LLC

Phoenix LPRM 1300337 2/8/13 2211 S 47TH ST

85034-6403

$3,400,000.00 LEXINGTON SKY HARBOR LLC

4602 E UNIVERSITY DR STE 100

PHOENIX AZ 85034

D P AIR 480-710-2728

Phoenix LPRN 1300283 2/4/13 3065 N 67TH AVE

85033

$10,618,326.00 LA ESTRELLA VISTA LLC

3065 E EARLL DR

PHOENIX AZ 85033

JAMES W CHASE

ARCHITECT

Phoenix LPRT 1300303 2/6/13 2 E JEFFERSON ST

85004

$13,000,000.00 PHOENIX CITY OF

251 W WASHINGTON ST 8TH FL

PHOENIX AZ 85003

HUNT CONSTRUCTION

GROUP

602-225-9500

http://phoenix.gov/haht-bin/hsrun/payf/DSDOPPROD/StateId/QLUJJb7f0KEVT38IuzqYCkgg3od3A-VnwS/HAHTpage/HS_IssuedPermitDataRequest

http://www.flagstaff.az.gov/index.aspx%3Fnid%3D516

http://permit.florenceaz.gov/publicportal/Main.aspx%3Fm%3DSearch

http://www.gilbertaz.gov/eservices/econdev/devsvc.cfm

http://www.peoriaaz.gov/content2.aspx%3FID%3D37042

http://phoenix.gov/haht-bin/hsrun/payf/DSDOPPROD/StateId/QLUJJb7f0KEVT38IuzqYCkgg3od3A-VnwS/HAHTpage/HS_IssuedPermitDataRequest

http://eservices.scottsdaleaz.gov/permits/getdates.asp

http://www.surpriseaz.gov/index.aspx%3FNID%3D1790

http://cms3.tucsonaz.gov/pdsd/about-us/dept-reports

http://phoenix.gov/haht-bin/hsrun/payf/DSDOPPROD/StateId/QdgosTtnUqmVclVauB3IgbbD3odE_-U-y5/HAHTpage/HS_PlanSearch

http://www.maricopa.gov/planning/OnlineServices/WeeklyPermitActivityReport.aspx

http://www.co.mohave.az.us/ContentPage.aspx%3Fid%3D124%26cid%3D365%26page%3D2%26rid%3D441

http://www.deq.pima.gov/permits/PDEQProposedFinalPermits.htm

http://www.co.apache.az.us/Departments/CommDevelope/Main.htm

http://www.coconino.az.gov/cocopal/Main.aspx%3Fm%3DReports

http://www.gilacountyaz.gov/communitydevelopment/buildingsafety/permits.html

http://apps.co.yavapai.az.us/WebPermit/frmWebPermitDisplay.aspx

Sale Transactions


Commercial Real Estate News


1

3

1

Photo Credit: hrs.com

Photo Credit: EquityApartments.com (Bella Vista)

4

2

Photo Credit: activerain.com

Photo Credit: LoopNet.com

4

Photo Credit: Maracay Homes

1. Put the financial muscle of Goldman Sachs & Co., New York City, with Greystar Real Estate Partners, LLC, Charleston, S.C., and watch 1,575 apartments go for an average of $114K each. The JV paid $180.3M to Equity Residential Trust, Chicago, for 27 Valley apartment complexes as part of a $1.5B portfolio deal over six states. CBRE handled the deal in the Valley. Five projects are in Phoenix, Bella Vista (248 units), 7810 N. 14th Pl.; The Heritage (204), 1100 E. Osborn Rd.; Village at Lakewood (240), 15815 S. Lakewood Pkwy. W.; Sonoran (429), 13265 S. 48th Dr.; Sedona Ridge (250), 5010 E. Cheyenne Dr.; and one in Tempe, Enclave (204), 3255 S. Dorsey Ln. The other apartments are in California, Colorado, Washington, Florida and New Jersey.

2. Digital Realty Trust Inc., San Francisco, Calif., paid $24M ($100/SF) for a 241K SF office-flex space in the Price Corridor, Chandler. Amkor Technology Inc., Chandler, was the seller. Jones Lang LaSalle did the deal for the buyer and CBRE represented the seller of 3200 W. Germann Rd. property. There are three buildings: 125K SF flex structure, three story 75K SF office; and 41K SF office. There is also a 41K SF office with a 1900 S. Price Rd. address. The 125K SF building is to be converted to a data center.

3. Tucson real estate deals topped $20M for the week according to the Arizona Daily Star’s recap of deals. The $2M plus sales include:

• $9.8M. 250 AZ LLC, Tucson, acquired commercial property at Magee Rd. and La Cholla Blvd. and Magee and Shannon Roads. McGee Como Development Association LLC, Tucson, sold the former piece and Ina Business Center LLC, Tucson, sold the latter. The price was $4.9M for each.

• $5.1M. Holiday Inn Express, 2548 E. Medina Rd. Woori Enterprise, Inc., Chandler, acquired the property from Lyon Parks Inc., Bloomington, Ill.

• $4.2M. Fidelity National Title Agency, Tucson, purchased undeveloped land at 759 W. Call Ocarina, Sahuarita from Title Security Agency of Arizona, Tucson.

• $2.7M. Undeveloped land, 2501 W. Orange Grove Rd. Alta Vista Communities OG LLC, Tucson acquired the property from Faith Community Church, Inc., Tucson. The Church then spent $1.4M on commercial property, 8325 E. Golf Links Rd., sold by Garold C. Brown Family LP, Tucson.

4. Also in Pima County, three residential plat deals brought in $9.2M, according to Inside Tucson Business. The buyers are among the leading home builders grabbing land while it’s on the market:

• $4.3M. Lennar Arizona and Richmond American Homes joined together to buy 165 platted, but unfinished lots at Mountain Vail Estates, Mary Ann Cleveland Way, Vail. Diamond Ventures Inc. was the seller. Lennar paid $1.9M for 77 and Richmond American laid out $2.4M for 88 lots.

• $3.4M. True Life Communities picked up a 26 acre in-holding inside Rancho Vistoso, Oro Valley, from Arizona Vistoso Return LLC, Kansas City, Mo.

• $1.5M. Maracay Homes acquired 23 finished lots at Tangerine Crossing, W. Tangerine and N. Thornydale roads, Tucson. MFV-FC Portfolio LLC, Minnesota, was the seller.




http://azstarnet.com/business/local/tucson-real-estate-sales-leases/article_6ef491b4-b39e-5f85-a6e5-ff7648238e09.html


http://www.insidetucsonbusiness.com/news/three-big-land-parcels-sold-valued-at-million/article_49963aa2-6fd1-11e2-a30e-0019bb2963f4.html

Sale Transactions (Cont’d)

Lease Transactions

After rising to the top in retail store battles, major chains such as Best Buy and Barnes & Noble are still planning to cut hundreds of stores in 2013—but with the help of the e-commerce boom, the supporting industrial market has emerged strong this year with declining vacancy and modest rent growth in most markets.

Regardless of the destruction it’s causing to the bricks-and-mortar retail industry, e-commerce development helped prevent the downfall of the national industrial market. Global e-commerce is expected to double to $1T in three years, with Amazon taking at least a quarter chunk of that market. Demand for new distribution centers today is strongest around the ports, but is also expanding in major population centers, according to Cushman & Wakefield’s 2013-2016 Industrial Forecast Report.

Amazon has continued to announce large new distribution facilities around the globe. Just in January, the

Seattle-based firm said it signed lease agreements to fill three new fulfillment centers in Texas, one in Robbinsville, N.J. and one in Tracy, Calif., in the San Francisco Bay area. Each of the centers is being built at more than 1M SF.

Kris Bjorson, Jones Lang LaSalle’s head of retail and e-commerce distribution, says that as Amazon continues its lead, other major retailers are going to fall in line with the new supply-chain model. Companies like Home Depot, Target and Walmart are evaluating their three-to-five year multichannel strategies.

However, as opposed to Amazon’s brand new model, these companies already have the industrial supply chain in place, and they will have to evaluate how to alter that model, particularly how to rework distribution facilities to meet the likely-coming consumer demand of same-day delivery on all products.

Read more at NREI Online

By Robert Carr for National Real Estate Investor

E-Commerce Plays Major Role in Industrial Sector Growth

Volume 3, Issue 10018Commercial Real Estate News


7

5

Photo Credit: LoopNet.com

Photo Credit: Gladden Farms

6

Photo Credit: Regent Properties

5. Petrus Partners Ltd. made a big Marana buy acquiring the Gladden Farms master-planned community. The acquisition includes 500 undeveloped lots remaining in Phase I and 370 acres of entitled residential land planned for 2,345 homes in Phase II. Also in the deal were 123 acres of commercial property. Forest City Enterprises sold the property. Over 1,100 homes were built in the subdivision prior to 2009. Petrus now owns all but 40 commercial parcels previously sold to developers and a 58 acre hospital campus owned by Community Health Systems, Inc. No purchase price has been disclosed.

6. The Glendale Corporate Center, a 16K SF office building, 5365 N. 99th Ave., Glendale, sold to Titanium Real Estate Advisors, Chicago. The office building is 100 percent occupied by the U.S. Marshalls Service. Regent Properties, Los Angeles, was the seller using CBRE. The buyer specializes in acquiring GSA-leased properties; this is their fourth Arizona GSA-leased acquisition.

7. The Independent Courier signed for 10K SF, 845 E. Ohio St., Suite 107, Tucson, with Picor Commercial Real Estate Services handling the deal for the landlord, Ashland Group.

8. The Woodlands Shopping Center has picked up four tenants booking about 10K SF in the Flagstaff mall, I-17 at McConnell Dr. Café Rio took nearly half the chunk with 4K SF. A laundry, Buffalo Wild Wings and Miracle Ear are splitting the remaining 6K SF. SRS Real Estate Partners handled the deal for owners PDC Community Centers, LLC.

http://nreionline.com/news/e-commerce-plays-major-role-industrial-sector-growth/

http://www.cem-az.com/articles.php?id=594


http://azremagazine.com/news/cbre-negotiates-sale-singletenant-building-glendale



19


Some links work best in Internet Explorer. REV: Revised notes will be italicized


Is there an event you would like us to promote on our Calendar? Let us know! E-mail details to [email protected]

Click here for a list of Trade

Association Acronyms

Best Value Procurement - CMAA (Phoenix); 7:30am, $20/$25

Rigging Operator - Certified Crane Hand Signaler Card - ACT (Tucson); 8:00am-5:00pm$100/$120

Accounting Self Defense for Project Managers - ABA (Phoenix); 7:30am-11:30am, $65/$130

SRP Residential Solar Basics Workshop - AGC (Phoenix), 4:00pm-6:00pm

Achieving Greater Project Success and Profitability through Pre-Construction Planning - SMACNA (Phoenix); 8:00am-12:00pm, FREE

InDesign Training for A/E/C Marketers - SMPS SMPS (Scottsdale); 7:30am-12:00pm, $175/$250

OSHA 10 Hour Course - ACT (Tucson); 1:00pm-7:00pm, $75/$102

Professional DevelopmentThe Sun Corridor Casa Grande MPO - ASHE (Phoenix); 7:30am, $20/$25National Pavement Trends - AGC (Phoenix); 12:00pm-2:00pmArizona Bioindustry New Jobs, Quality Jobs, and Companies - AZBIO (Phoenix); 7:30am-9:00am, $25/$45Ask the Experts - Marketing Council Roundtable - SMPS (Tempe); 7:30am-8:30am, $10Winning Work with Dynamic Proposals - ACE (Phoenix); 8:00am-11:00am, $220/$240Opportunities in Retail Development and Leasing: How To Rethink The Box - Valley Partnership (Phoenix); 7:00am-9:00am

Marketing / BD / Economic Development

Feb 12

Feb 21

Feb 21

Feb 27

April 12

Feb 27

Feb 28

Feb 14

Feb 12

Feb 15

Feb 15

Feb 22

Feb 14

Feb 13

Feb 20

Feb 20

Feb 21

Feb 15

Feb 20

Feb 21

Feb 26

Feb 27

Feb 28

Feb 28Mar 12-13; Mar 14-15

Feb 20 Minard-Ames Joint Association Mixer - AGC/ASA (Phoenix); 4:00pm-6:00pm

ASA of Arizona Networking Social - Details coming soon - ASA (Phoenix); 4:00pm-6:00pm, FREE

Speed Networking - Create Instant Connections - SMPS (Phoenix); 4:00pm-7:00pm, $45/$55

Arizona Construction Association Membership Mixer - ACA (Phoenix);4:30pm-7:00pm

Mixer / Social

5th Annual Alternative Energy Update: Above and Below (tentative) - CMAA (Phoenix); 7:30am, $35/$45

LEED Green Associate Exam Prep Seminar - Green Ideas (TBD); 8:00am - 4:00pm, $345

Green / Energy

MM Systems Corporation - How do you double expansion joint life expectancy? - TRL (Phoenix); am-1:00pm, FREE

BASF - Sealant Spectrums - TRL (Phoenix); 11:45am-1:00pm, FREE

PPG Glass - Energy Efficient Glazing - TRL (Tempe); 7:30am-8:30am, FREE

The Sherwin Williams Co. - Opposites Attract - TRL (Scottsdale); 11:45am-1:00pm, FREE

The Reference Library

26th Annual Valley Partnership Golf Tournament - Valley Partnership (Phoenix); 7:00am

Golf Tournaments / Awards

ULI Arizona’s 2013 Real Estate Trends Day - ULI AZ (Phoenix); 7:15am - 5:00pm, $ Varies

6th Annual Women in Construction Industry Networking Event - AWIC (Tempe); 8:30am-12:00pm, $50

Industry Events

Conferences

mailto:publisher%40azbex.com?subject=

http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Trade-Asscoiations.pdf

http://02152013cmaaaz-eorg.eventbrite.com/

http://www.actaz.net/email/pdf/Rigging%20Operator%202-20-13.pdf

http://www.actaz.net/email/pdf/Rigging%20Operator%202-20-13.pdf

http://www.azbuilders.org/2013%20Events/Finance/Finance-Form.htm

http://www.azsolarcenter.org/events-calendar/icalrepeat.detail/2013/02/27/1051/-/srp-residential-solar-basics-workshop-tempe.html

http://www.smacna-az.org/pre-construction-planning-reg.htm

http://www.smacna-az.org/pre-construction-planning-reg.htm

http://www.eventbrite.com/event/5375068976

http://www.actaz.net/email/pdf/2013%20Safety%20Classes/OSHA%2010%20hr%203-2013.pdf

http://www.sonoran.ashe.pro/

https://www.secureinteractive.net/azagc/membership-forms/event.php?id=379

http://www.lai-phx.org/cde.cfm?event=401766

http://www.lai-phx.org/cde.cfm?event=401766


http://www.ace4aec.com/course/winning-work-lecture-series-winning-work-dynamic-proposals?utm_content=rkettenhofen%40azbex.com&utm_source=VerticalResponse&utm_medium=Email&utm_term=&utm_campaign=Winning%20Work%20Lecture%20Series%3A%20Feb%20-%20July%202013content



http://www.asaaz.com/pdf/20130118minard-ames%20joint%20mixer%20revised.pdf


http://2013azcafebmixer.eventbrite.com/?ref=ecal

http://2013azcafebmixer.eventbrite.com/?ref=ecal

http://campaign.r20.constantcontact.com/render?llr=tadilzcab&v=001bHw_LhcjpQq6QHhFbJtVYAB55pgyDW31c7-5bcMGe1fmBa9bhFd8fl0TzyIurt6px3AVINZHuZOClHkPOqjMzsdaT8do4wMsV1uVKdk1uMHXIwt2Wm_eSfIN6Ma3d4WJRbs9h5D6mImYGdKLGmxtLsah-AbBxLXBoToc6u_ACmo%3D#Program

http://campaign.r20.constantcontact.com/render?llr=tadilzcab&v=001bHw_LhcjpQq6QHhFbJtVYAB55pgyDW31c7-5bcMGe1fmBa9bhFd8fl0TzyIurt6px3AVINZHuZOClHkPOqjMzsdaT8do4wMsV1uVKdk1uMHXIwt2Wm_eSfIN6Ma3d4WJRbs9h5D6mImYGdKLGmxtLsah-AbBxLXBoToc6u_ACmo%3D#Program

http://store.egreenideas.com/02-21-2013-LEED-Green-Associate-Exam-Prep-Seminar-PHOENIX-AZ-2p350.htm

http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/TRL-February-Lunch-Breakfast.pdf







http://arizona.uli.org/event/trends-day/

http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/6th-Annual-Women-in-Construction-Industry.jpg

http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/6th-Annual-Women-in-Construction-Industry.jpg

All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions in this data. Links may not be valid once the bid date/time has passed. All bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.

Project Solicitations

Click here to return to the Table of Contents

Due Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan- Holders

RFP/RFQ / Project #

Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Proposal

Link

2/12/13 3pm

RFQ WSD12-003 RFQ City of Phoenix - Wastewater Facilities Coating Consultant. Provide technical assistance in evaluating, updating, and preparing the coatings specifications for CSI Division 9 – Finishes, and any other specification sections related to painting/coating. Contact: Sylvia Arenas at 602-534-7508 or via email at [email protected]. First published on 1/18

Link

2/14/13 4pm

RFQ City of Phoenix - Conceptual design Master Plan for Margaret T. Hance Park. Contact: Leslie Lewis, Clerical Supervisor, at 602-261-8605 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4

Link

2/15/13 12pm

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

1/29 2pm

Link

2/16/13 3pm

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

Link

2/19/13 10am

13SQ009; D0502 RFQ City of Scottsdale - Scottsdale Civic Center Infrastructure Assessment. Provide assessment to existing infrastructure and conceptual plans to upgrade and renovate the current Scottsdale Civic Center. Contact: Robin Rodgers at [email protected]. First published on 1/22

Link

2/19/13 12pm

RFP Maricopa Association of Governments - Develop a Strategic Transportation Safety Plan. DBE goal of 3.54%. Contact: Sarath Joshua at [email protected]. First published on 1/22

Link

How to Read Projects BiddingProjects are Color Coded by Category: Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant, Development, Horizontal,

Utilities, Commercial, Alterations & Maintenance, and Products & Equipment.They are listed by their Due Date and the Darker Shade noted solicitations New or Revised in this Issue.

CMAR - Construction Manager at RiskConsult - ConsultantDB - Design Build

D-B-B - Design Bid BuildIDIQ - Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity

IFB - Invitation for BidsJOC - Job Order ContractSub Bids - GC requesting sub bids

RFP - Request for ProposalsRFQ - Request for QualificationsRFQuote - Request for Quotations

Planning/Design/Inspection/ConsultantIncludes Design, Construction Administration, Inspection, Master Planning, Surveying, and Environmental Analysis Solutions. Also includes Misc. Land and Title solicitations.


http://phoenix.gov/waterservices/businesswtr/rfqwsd12-003coating.html

http://phoenix.gov/parks/businesspks/pdfpkshancemstplan1.html

http://apps.phoenix.gov/planholderlist/home/details?projBidId=EASSBE1315-1010&BID_ADDENDUM=0

http://phoenix.gov/business/contract/opportunities/easbids/currentbids/scope_easbid_eassbe-1010.html

http://www.publicnoticeads.com/AZFRAME/search/view.asp?T=PN&id=29%5C1162013_19798941.HTM

https://eservices.scottsdaleaz.gov/eservices/solicitations/

http://www.azmag.gov/Documents/RFP_2013-01-18_FY2013-Strategic-Transportation-Safety-Plan.pdf




2/20/12 10am

$100K- $400K

List 2013-001; 2013-002

RFQ Maricopa County - Wintersburg Parkway Feasibility Study: Salome Highway to Turner Parkway & Southern Parkway Feasibility Study: SR85 to Salome Highway. Contact: Bonnie Williams at [email protected]. First published on 1/25

2/6 1:30pm

Link

2/20/13 2pm

$750K- $1M

2012C021 RFQ Maricopa County Flood Control - Tempe - Area Drainage Master Study/Plan. Pre-Solicitation first published on 12/14 & moved to active opportunity on 1/29

2/6/13 10am

Link

2/20/13 4pm

RFP Navajo Nation Division of Economic Development - Request for Proposals for Master Plan Services of the Desert Meadows tract. The Desert Meadows tract consists of approximately 150 acres of tribal trust land situated in the community of Dennehotso, Arizona. Contact: Project Development Department/Division of Economic Development at 928-871-6504. First published on 2/12

Link

2/21/13 9am

List 13005-ROQ-2013; FM1311215

RFQ Maricopa County - Jail Master Plan Request for Qualifications. Contact: Corry Slama at [email protected]. First published on 1/18 & added planholders list on 1/22

Link

2/22/13 12pm

$6.2M List AV41000069 FAA & AV41000070 FAA

RFQ City of Phoenix - Aviation Department, Goodyear Airport Runway Rehabilitation and Runway Shift Design Services. The runway has approximately 76,667 square yards of asphalt concrete surface that will require 3” asphalt pavement mill and overlay. In addition, 12,778 square yards of asphalt concrete surface of the shoulders will require mill and overlay. Drainage improvements, runway lighting adjustment, pavement striping and layout will be required. Contact: Vivian Escobar at 602-683-865. First published on 2/1

2/13/13 1pm

Link

2/22/13 12pm

List 6663211093-2010

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 2/1 & added 2nd pre-submittal conference date on 2/8

1/22/13 3:30pm & 2/13 11am

Link

2/22/13 COB

IFB Apache Behavioral Health Services, Inc. - Request for architects/engineers interested in a new commercial building project within the boundaries of the Fort Apache Reservation located in the community of Cibecue. Contact: [email protected]. First published on 2/12

Link

2/25/13 10am

$78M DP(CMAR) 2013-70086

RFQ ASU - Arizona Center for Law and Society (New Law School Building) in downtown Phoenix. Contact: Pollie Carter, Purchasing Construction Manager, at 480-965-2234 or [email protected]. First published on 1/29

2/4/13 10am

Link

Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant

Due Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan-Holders

RFP/RFQ / Project #


Link


http://www.mcdot.maricopa.gov/procurement/ProjectAdvertisements/Planholders.aspx?id=548

http://www.mcdot.maricopa.gov/procurement/ProjectAdvertisements/ProjectAdvertisement.aspx?id=548

http://www.fcd.maricopa.gov/Procurement/ProjectAdvertisements/ProjectAdvertisement.aspx?id=549


http://www.maricopa.gov/FMD/Procurement/Planholders.aspx?id=547

http://www.maricopa.gov/FMD/Procurement/ProjectAdvertisement.aspx?id=547

http://apps.phoenix.gov/planholderlist/home/details?projBidId=AV41000069-1010&BID_ADDENDUM=0

http://phoenix.gov/business/contract/opportunities/easbids/currentbids/scope_easbid_av41000069-1010.html

http://apps.phoenix.gov/planholderlist/home/details?projBidId=6663211093-2010&BID_ADDENDUM=0

http://phoenix.gov/business/contract/opportunities/easbids/currentbids/scope_easbid_6663211093-2010.html


http://asu.edu/purchasing/bids/pdfs/dp_2013_70086.pdf




2/26/13 2pm

$400K RFQ Maricopa Association of Governments - On-call list for Bottleneck Data Collection, Mode Validation, and improvement for 36 months. Contact: Vladimir Livshits, System Analysis Program Manager, at [email protected]. First published on 1/22

Link

2/28/13 5pm

RFP City of Eloy - Development Fee Study and Infrastructure improvement plan. Contact: Harvey Krauss at 520-466-2578 or [email protected]. First published on 2/12

Link

3/1/13 1pm

2013-PW-12 RFQ City of Cottonwood - On-Call Airport Design Consultant Services. Contact: Lisa Elliott at [email protected] with a copy to Morgan Scott at [email protected]. First published on 2/1

2/21/13 10am

Link

3/5/13 12pm

RFQ Maricopa Association of Governments - On-call Consultant Services for Intelligent Transportation Systems and Transportation Safety Planning. Contact: Sarath Joshua at [email protected]. First published on 2/5

2/7/13 3pm

Link

3/5/13 2pm

RFQ City of Casa Grande - I-10/Kortsen Road TI. RFQ for professional engineering and environmental services relating to the preparation of a Design Concept Report (DCR), an Environmental Overview (EO), and a Change of Access (COA) Report for a new Traffic Interchange (TI) at I-10 and Kortsen Road (and Kleck Road) in the City of Casa Grande, Arizona. Contact: Duane S. Eitel, City Traffic Engineer, at 520-421-625 Ext. 3300. First published on 2/12

Link

3/8/13 12pm

$2.5K- $7.5M

VA70113R0014 IDIQ Department of Veterans Affairs - A/E IDIQ For Energy Services (Design and Engineering). Multiple award Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts for energy related A/E services at VA facilities in VISN 18 (AZ,TX, NM). Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Set a-side. Contact: Justin O’Rourke at [email protected]. First published on 2/12

Link

3/14/13 2pm

2013-016 RFP RFP Phoenix Mesa Gateway Airport - Information Technology Strategic Plan Development. Contact: Marian Russey at 480-988-7630 or [email protected]. First published on 2/12

Link

3/18/13 2pm

10213291 RFQ Tucson Airport Authority - Professional Services for General Aviation Strategic Plan Update. Contact: Sylvia Granillo at 520-573-4821 or [email protected]. First published on 2/8

2/26/13 10am Mand.

Link

Open till 12/31/17

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

12/17 11am

Link

Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant

Due Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan-Holders

RFP/RFQ / Project #


Link


http://www.azmag.gov/Documents/RFQ_2013-01-18_OnCall-Consultant-Services-for-Bottleneck-Data-Collection-Model-Validation-and-Improvement.pdf

http://www.eloyaz.org/PDF/BIDS_RFQ/RFP-Development%20Fee%20Study%20&%20Infrastructure%20Improvement%20Plan.pdf

http://cottonwoodaz.gov/rfps/RFQ%20-%20On%20Call%20Airport%20Consultant.pdf

http://www.azmag.gov/Documents/RFQ_2013-01-31_OnCall-Consultant-Services-for-Intelligent-Transportation-Systems-and-Transportation-Safety-Planning.pdf

http://www.casagrandeaz.gov/c/document_library/get_file?uuid=e1a773fc-27d0-4dd6-aff3-6524795fcc2c&groupId=531

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=d632125c3684aecb5bb3665369012f2c&tab=core&_cview=0

http://www.phxmesagateway.org/Content/procurements/Solicitation%202013-016%20RFP%20IT%20Strategic%20Plan%20Due%20March%2014%202013%20with%20Preproposal%20Conference%20on%20February%2020%202013.pdf

http://www.flytucsonairport.com/includes/media/docs/10213291-GA-Strategic-Plan-Update---Notice-of-Request-for-Qualifications.pdf

http://nau.edu/uploadedFiles/Administrative/Finance_and_Administration/Facility_Services/Documents/Bid-RFQ/NAU%20Version-Tri-U%20ARQ%20-%20Request-12.10.2012.pdf



Due Date & Time

Plan- Holders

RFP/RFQ Project #

Type Owner - Project Description Pre-Proposal

Link

2/21/13 5pm

P13-0050 RFQ City of Peoria - Development Agreement Consultant. The City of Peoria is looking for a consultant to assist in the review and recommendation of Development Agreements for various projects in the City of Peoria. Contact: Jennifer Miller at [email protected]. First published on 2/8

none Link

2/22/13 12pm REVISED

List 6663211093-2010 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 2/1 & added 2nd pre-submittal conference date on 2/8

1/22/13 3:30pm & 2/13 11am

Link

2/28/13 2pm

RSOQ 13ED122612

RFQ City of Maricopa - Development Partnership for Business Park. The City of Maricopa Economic Development Department desires to work cooperatively with an interested qualified development 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

1/14 9:30am

Link

2/28/13 5pm

13-073 RFP City of Tempe - Lease of City-owned Land for Hotel Development at Rolling Hills Golf Course. Contact: Michael Greene at [email protected] or 480-350-8516. First published on 1/29

2/12/13 9:30am

Link

3/1/13 2pm

13012-RFP RFP Maricopa County - Consultant to advise and develop a Concessionaire/Developer Agreement, Lake Pleasant. Contact: Nick Perrera at 602-506-3274 or [email protected]. First published on 2/5

2/11/13 11am Mand.

Link

3/7/13 4pm

RFP Pima County Regional Wastewater Reclamation Department - Biogas Utilization Project. Prepare a proposal for beneficial utilization of the renewable Biogas produced at the County’s Ina Road Wastewater Reclamation Facility. Contact: Jerome Rizzo at [email protected]. First published on 2/1

Link


RFP-CED-2012-UMD01

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

Link

4/2/13 2pm

AI3-909-3219 RFP City of Chandler - On-Airport Aviation Related Development. Contact: Mike Mandt at 480-782-2406 or [email protected]. First published on 2/8

2/25/13 2pm

Link

Due Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan-Holders

RFP/RFQ / Project #


Link

Development OpportunitiesIncludes Requests for Development Proposals, Entitlements, and Misc. Real Estate Services.



http://www.peoriaaz.gov/NewSecondary.aspx?id=51225

http://apps.phoenix.gov/planholderlist/home/details?projBidId=6663211093-2010&BID_ADDENDUM=0

http://phoenix.gov/business/contract/opportunities/easbids/currentbids/scope_easbid_6663211093-2010.html

http://www.egovlink.com/maricopa/postings_info.asp?posting_id=1796&dlistid=532&listtype=BID&sc_category_id=&sc_status_id=122&sc_show_expired=N

http://www.tempe.gov/bids/BidInfo.aspx?BidID=9f5bc3d3-78af-4815-8acc-225896d9458d

https://www.bidsync.com/bidsync-app-web/vendor/links/BidDetail.xhtml?bidid=1935276

http://www.pima.gov/procure/ifbrfp-dc.htm

http://phoenix.gov/econdev/businessced/rfpcedumd01.html

http://www.chandleraz.gov/default.aspx?pageid=363



Due Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan- Holders

Solicitation/ Project #

Type Owner - Description Pre-bid Link

2/13/13 1pm

2013-4106-0196 IFB Town of Gilbert - Street Renovation-Ultra Thin Bonded Wearing Course. Contact: Kory Parker at 480-503-6478. First published on 2/5

2/6/13 9:30am

Link

2/13/13 3pm

SM313N IFB Lake Havasu City - FY 2012-2013 Crack Seal Program. Contact: Kimberly Fiumara at 928-453-6660. First published on 1/25

Link

2/13/13 3pm

2013-25 IFB City of Flagstaff - Route 66 Culvert at Rio De Flag, 2013 Bond Project. The Project consists of replacing the existing 42” undersized culvert with a 60” culvert. Contact: Patrick Brown, Sr. Procurement Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 2/1

none Link

2/14/13 7am

B-01-13-CO01 IFB Santa Cruz County - Furnish & Deliver & Apply Emulsified Polymer Asphalt (CRS-2P) Product. Contact: Public Works Department at 520375-7830. First published on 1/25 & revised link on 1/29

Link

2/14/13 1:30pm

$1.3M 1220327 & 1320709

IFB Yavapai County -Page Springs Road Overlay & Cornville Road Pavement Preservation Projects. Contact: Aric M. Stewart, P.E., Construction Project Engineer, at 928-777-7519 or [email protected] and MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or [email protected]. First published on 1/29

2/5/13 10am Mand.

Link

2/14/13 2pm

$241K- $305K

IFB #80018; 4JWPK6

IFB Pima County - Julian Wash Greenway: Sixth Avenue to Park Avenue Phase 1. This project consists of construction of a new asphaltic concrete multi-use path along the south side of Ajo Way and the west side of Park Avenue. Contact: Christopher J. Barnhill at [email protected]. First published on 1/25

1/31 9am

Link

2/15/13 11am

$300K List 999-A-(359)T IFB ADOT - Install new Countdown Pedestrian Modules in Flagstaff, Holbrook, & Globe districts. 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 1/22

Link

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

Link

HorizontalHorizontal Includes Earthwork, Roadway Improvements, Paving Maintenance, Transportation, and Single-Trade Solicitations directly related to Horizontal Construction (i.e. Traffic Signal Signalization and Pavement Marking).

Horizontal



http://www.gilbertaz.gov/rfp/pdf/2013-4106-0196%20Ultra%20Thin%20Bonding%20Wearing%20Course.pdf

http://www.lhcaz.gov/rfps/rfps/SM313N.pdf

http://www.flagstaff.az.gov/Bids.aspx?bidID=612

http://www.co.santa-cruz.az.us/procurement/pdf/B-01-13-CO01_ProcurementofEmulsifiedAsphalt_CRS-2P_Product.pdf

http://www.yavapai.us/bids/files/2013/01/call-for-bids-Page-Springs-Road-etc.pdf


http://www.azdot.gov/Highways/CNS/planholders.asp?ppid=2012043

http://www.azdot.gov/Highways/CNS/advertisements/ad2012043.pdf





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

Link

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). 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

Link

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

Link

2/15/13 11am

$6.2M List 017-B-(209)T IFB ADOT - Pavement Maintenance on I-17 in Yavapai County. The work consists of milling and replacing AC Overlay and an Asphalt Rubber – ACFC, shoulder buildup, bridge barrier replacement, removing and installing guardrail, replacing guardrail end terminals, replacing pavement markers, and other related work. DBE goal of 1.65%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Jim Wimmenauer at 602-712-7765 or Construction Supervisor: Audra Merrick at 928-774-1491. First published on 1/25

Link

2/18/13 11am

$2.8M List 070-A-(213)T IFB ADOT - Pavement Preservation on US 70 in Graham County, east of Globe. The project consists of milling and replacing existing asphalt with Asphaltic Concrete and new Asphalt Rubber-Asphaltic Concrete Friction Course (AR-ACFC). The project also includes Fog Coat of shoulders, new guard rail, temporary striping and new permanent striping, traffic control and other related work. DBE goal of 1.43%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Jim Wimmenauer at 602-712-7765 or Construction Supervisor: Rod Lane at 928-402-5612. First published on 1/29

Link

Horizontal Horizontal

Bid Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan-holders

Project # Contract Type

Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link















2/18/13 2pm

2013-70093 RFQ CMAR

ASU - College Avenue Streetscape from 6th to 7th Streets. The project will involve new grade plane surfaces, plantings, site amenities, grading and stormwater management and accommodate a space for game day events. Contact: Gail Horney at [email protected]. First published on 2/1

2/6/13 2pm

Link

2/19/13 10am

DEMA13-00002602

IFB AZDEMA - Sealing Airfield at Silver Bell Heliport, Marana. Contact: Rosalia Gardena at 602-267-2760 or Paul F. Fergen at 602-267-2729. First published on 2/5

2/7/13 11am

Link

2/19/13 3pm

IFB City of Kingman - Eastern Sidewalk Project (Railroad Street from Mountain Road to Louise Ave). Contact: Engineering Department Office at 928-753-8122. First published on 1/22

Link

2/20/13 3pm

ADOT13-00002614

IFB ADOT - Sign, Marker and Delineator Installation and Maintenance, Statewide. Contact: Amir Sakhi at 602-712-8584 or [email protected]. First published on 2/8

none Link

2/21/13 1pm

C10416 IFB City of Mesa - Upgrade 79 Traffic Cabinets and 67 Signal Controllers. Contact: Marc Ahlstrom at 480-644-4622 or [email protected]. First published on 2/1

Link

2/21/13 2pm

2013-012; H8603 01D

RFQ ADOT - Multiple Selections for Landscape and Irrigation Design for SR303L, Glendale Ave to Peoria Ave. Contact: Greg Wristen, Contract Manager, at [email protected]. First published on 1/25

Link

2/21/13 2pm

$12M- $19M

List 2011C022 CMAR Maricopa County Flood Control District - White Tanks FRS #4 - Phase II. Construction includes grading of the flood pool to remove the ADOT borrow pit, extension of the dam embankment along Jackrabbit Trail to eliminate the east spillway, removal and realignment of the inlet channel to accommodate the new dam embankment, widening of the west spillway, widening the embankment for future height increases of the dam, removal of existing CMP outlets and construction of a new inlet riser and RCP outlet at the southeast corner of the dam. Contact: Dave Degerness at 602-506-4730 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation first published on 3/16. Moved to solicitations & added site visit date on 2/1

2/6/13 1pm Mand. Site visit: 2/12/13 1pm

Link

2/21/13 2pm REVISED

$1M- $5M

12-B-16 IFB Mohave County - Horizon Six - Mockingbird Wash Drainage Improvements. Contact: Tara Acton at 928-753-0752 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4 & revised on 2/5 & 2/8

1/14 10:30am

Link

Horizontal

Bid Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan-holders





http://www.asu.edu/purchasing/bids/pdfs/cmar_2013_70093.pdf

https://procure.az.gov/bso/external/bidDetail.sdo?bidId=DEMA13-00002602&parentUrl=activeBids

http://www.cityofkingman.gov/

https://procure.az.gov/bso/external/bidDetail.sdo?bidId=ADOT13-00002614&parentUrl=activeBids

http://www.mesaaz.gov/engineering/pdf/Bid_Advertisements_2013/C10416.pdf

http://www.azdot.gov/highways/ECS/PDF/Package/13-12-soqpkg.pdf

http://www.fcd.maricopa.gov/Procurement/ProjectAdvertisements/Planholders.aspx?id=507


http://www.mohavecounty.us/ContentPage.aspx?id=125&cid=53



2/21/13 4pm

130701 JOC City of Tucson - JOC for Striping. Contact: Matt Hausman at 520-837-4123 or [email protected]. First published on 2/1

2/11/13 10:30am

Link

2/23/13 3pm

EN12-001; ST1177

IFB City of Avondale - Van Buren St – Dysart Rd to Central Ave - Roadway Improvements. The project includes removing and replacing the existing westbound lanes and center turn lane on Van Buren St from Dysart Rd to Central Ave. Contact: Charles Andrews at 623-333-4216. First published on 2/8

2/8/13 10am Mand.

Link

2/26/13 2pm

$1M- $2M

81098 IFB Pima County - Countywide Chip Seal Project. Contact: Mark Koskiniemi at [email protected]. First published on 2/5

2/12/13 2pm

Link

2/26/13 2pm

IFB #1-13-9-5 IFB Yuma Educational Materials Management Consortium - Castle Dome Middle School Parking Lot Improvement Project (Free registration required). Contact: Lynne Ford at 928-502-4328 or [email protected]. First published on 2/12

Link

2/26/13 2pm

$1M- $2M

81099 IFB Pima County - Countywide Overlay East Project. Contact: Mark Koskiniemi at [email protected]. First published on 2/5

2/12/13 2pm

Link

2/27/13 3pm

2013-01 IFB City of Flagstaff - Sitgreaves ADA Ramp, Milton Rd to Santa Fe Ave Project. The Project consists of constructing a new concrete ADA compliant sidewalk. Contact: Patrick Brown, Sr. Procurement Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 2/12

2/19/13 2pm

Link

2/28/13 2pm

$1M- $1.2M

11PB039 IFB City of Scottsdale - Scottsdale/McDowell Transit Facility. Project includes reconstruction and expansion of existing bus bays including new bus shelters and streetscape improvements. Contact: Karie Ingles at 480-312-5744 or [email protected]. First published on 2/1 & revised project volume on 2/8

2/13/13 1pm

Link

3/5/13 2pm

$250K- $350K

2013-03 IFB Coconino County - General Services Building Slope Stabilization Project. Contact: Coconino County Purchasing Office at 928-679-7190. First published on 2/8

2/20/13 2pm

Link

3/7/13 2pm

List PW 12/13/002; 64038

IFB Pinal County - Lamb & Milligan DIP Improvements. Work includes removal and disposal of existing pavement and constructing new DIP section. Contact: Public Works at 520-866-6099. First published on 1/29 & added planholders list on 2/12

2/12/13 9am

Link

3/8/13 2pm

13006-ROQ RFQ Maricopa County - Provide Demolition, Clearing, Grubbing, Removal/Disposal of Non-Hazardous Waste. Contact: Andrea Stupka at 602-506-3504. First published on 2/12

Link

Horizontal

Bid Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan-holders





http://www.tucsonprocurement.com/ContractImages/Img_130701130701%20and%20all%20attchments.pdf


http://www.pima.gov/procure/cnstbid/81098-IFB.pdf

http://www.azpurchasing.org/retrievebid.asp?id=2434&


http://www.flagstaff.az.gov/Bids.aspx?bidID=613


http://www.coconino.az.gov/bids.aspx?bidID=11

http://www.pinalcountyaz.gov/Departments/PublicWorks/Contracts/Documents/Contracts/Plan%20Holders%20List-Lamb%20Milligan.pdf

http://www.pinalcountyaz.gov/Departments/PublicWorks/Contracts/Documents/Contracts/Bid%20Packet%20for%20Lamb-Milligan.pdf




3/8/13 3pm

$1.7M 10-E-23 IFB Bullhead City - Montana Wash Area Improvements. The project consists of drainage and roadway improvements at the intersection of Ramar Road and Goldrush Road and continuing to the north along Goldrush Road to Silver Creek Road. Contact: Mirna Alvarado at 928-763-0128 or [email protected]. First published on 2/8

2/25/13 11am

Link

3/12/13 2pm

IFB City of Winslow - Heritage Trail Street Improvements. Contact: Woodson Engineering and Surveying FTP site, email [email protected] to access files. First published on 2/8

Link

3/15/13 11am REVISED

$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. . 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 & 2/8

Link

3/15/12 11am

$800K List 999-A(386)T IFB ADOT - Pavement Rehabilitation of various locations on I-40 and I-17 near the city of Flagstaff. The work consists of milling existing pavement, filling with asphaltic concrete, placing ACFC, pavement markings, and other related work. DBE goal is 0.78%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Donna Rice at 602-712-8618 or Construction Supervisor: Steve Monroe at 928-714-2290. First published on 2/12

Link

3/15/13 2pm

PW 2010-22B IFB City of Apache Junction - North Apache Trail Improvements - Phase 2 Apache Trail to Idaho Road. Contact: Emile Schmid at [email protected] or 480-474-8515. First published on 2/5

Link

3/22/13 11am

$7M List STP-264-A(215)T IFB ADOT - Overlay and ACFC project on SR 264 in Apache County. The proposed work consists of placing AC (3/4 inch mix) and 1/2-inch of ACFC, installing guardrail, paving turnouts, removing and salvaging cattle guards, installing new cattle guards, placing shoulder build-up, applying pavement markings, installing loop detector, and performing other related work. DBE goal at 2.22%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Mohammed Salahuddin at 602-712-8260 or Construction Supervisor: Carl Ericksen at 928-524-5421. First published on 2/12

Link

Horizontal

Bid Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan-holders





http://www.bullheadcity.com/index.asp?Type=B_BASIC&SEC=%7bE981EA6F-C4A4-4ADC-99C9-00D9AA23459B%7d&DE=%7b4F5E2BE1-4E29-4DFB-8DC2-7244AEE91330%7d

http://www.ci.winslow.az.us/Site/Pdf/INVITATION%20TO%20BID.pdf










4/5/13 11am REVISED

$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 Avenue. 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 & 1/29

Link


$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

Link

Bid Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan- Hold-ers



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 includes 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.

Link

2/12/13 3pm

W-5212 IFB City of Show Low - Show Low Heights Waterline Replacement, Phase 4. Work includes installation of approximately 4,000 linear feet of 8” PVC Waterline. Contact: Marian Agan at 928-532-4040. First published on 1/29

1/31/13 2pm Mand.

Link

2/12/13 COB

RFQ 13-060 RFQuote City of Phoenix - West Building Domestic Water Pump at the Convention Center. Contact: Dora Chavez at 602-262-7189 or [email protected]. First published on 2/5

Link

2/13/13 3pm

ADOC13-00002572

RFQuote Arizona Department of Corrections - Radio Tower for ASPC Douglas. Contact: Martin Ruppert at 520-364-7521. First published on 2/1

2/6/13 11am

Link

Horizontal Horizontal

Bid Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan-holders



UtilitiesIncludes water, waste-water, and other utilities (excluding traffic signalization projects), as well as solar, biomass, and other energy-related solicitations.







http://www.ci.winslow.az.us/Site/Pdf/2012.12.21%20Bid%20Announcement.pdf

http://ci.show-low.az.us/public_info/bid%20docs/Show%20Low%20Heights%20Waterline%20Replacement.pdf

http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/RFQ-13-060-DOMESTIC-WATER-PUMP-REPLACEMENT.doc

https://procure.az.gov/bso/external/bidDetail.sdo?bidId=ADOC13-00002572&parentUrl=activeBids



2/14/13 9am

$825K List 3209391 RFQ City of Tempe - Gravity Sewer Replacement and Upsize. Re-place approximately 1,500 ft of 12” gravity sewer with new 15” line on Scottsdale Road from Curry Road to Gilbert Metering Station. Contact: City of Tempe Engineering Division at 480-350-8200. First published on 2/1 & added planholders list on 2/8

Link

2/14/13 2pm

$22M List #12-9135 CMAR UA - CMAR for North Campus Infrastructure. Work includes mechanical; electrical; telecommunication utility distribu-tion systems; central plant heating, chilled water and potable water production; sewer and surface drainage to support new research facilities and future campus development. Contact: Ralph Banks at 520-621-3326 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

Link

2/15/13 12pm

IFB City of Holbrook - Booster Pump Replacements (2). Contact: Randall Sullivan Jr. at 928-524-6225 or [email protected]. First published on 2/8

2/13/13 1pm

Link


DB WA:K O’odham Foundation Inc. - Design and build a Photovol-taic 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 meet-ing. First published on 1/4 & added bid date on 1/25

1/18 9am Mand.

Link

2/19/13 1:30pm

$120K- $200K

IFB City of Casa Grande - Casa Grande Underground Storage Facili-ties Monitoring Wells. Contact: Terrence S. McKeon, P.E. at 520-421-8625 or [email protected]. First published on 2/1

Link

2/20/13 9am

$500K- $1M

IFB Tohono O’odham Utility Authority - Cowlic Lagoon Expansion Project (Free registration required). Indian Preference. Proj-ect near Sells, AZ. Contact: David Saddler at [email protected]. First published on 2/21

Link

2/20/13 2pm

$1.2M- $1.5M

List WS90500255 IFB City of Phoenix - Water Services Department 2010 Sanitary Sewer Relief Program, Project 8B. Work will include installation of approximately 1,850 linear feet of 27 inch gravity sewer pipe, 6 manholes, street repair and restoration, and other miscella-neous work. This project has a 12% SBE goal. Contact: Kandi Kawolsky at 602-534-8352. First published on 1/25

Link

2/20/13 5pm

Q13-09 RFQuote City of Peoria - Cooling Tower Water Treatment. Contact: Jenni-fer Miller at 623-773-7115 or [email protected]. First published on 2/1 & added site visit date on 2/8

2/7/13 8am

Link

2/21/13 10am

DEMA13-00002629

IFB AZDEMA - Water Line and Fire Suppression System. Construct Fire & Domestic Water Line at Florence Military and Training Site. Contact: Chris Moehr at 602-267-2727 or Stephen Mancu-so at 602-267-2765. First published on 2/8

2/12/13 10am

Link

Utilities

Bid Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan-Holders



Utilities



http://www.tempe.gov/modules/showdocument.aspx?documentid=16029

http://www.tempe.gov/index.aspx?page=20&recordid=7504&returnURL=%2findex.aspx%3fpage%3d1587

http://www.pdc.arizona.edu/workwithua/rfq_recipient_list.aspx?Project=12-9135a&type=rfq

http://www.pdc.arizona.edu/workwithua/rfq_list.aspx

http://www.ci.holbrook.az.us/vertical/sites/%7B0A489125-253B-435B-AE12-8CA4D573CAA0%7D/uploads/boosterpumps2.pdf


http://www.casagrandeaz.gov/c/document_library/get_file?uuid=432e4522-691c-4e07-b0e2-14088918545a&groupId=531

http://toua.contractorsplanroom.com/secure/

http://apps.phoenix.gov/planholderlist/home/details?projBidId=WS90500255-1010&BID_ADDENDUM=0

http://phoenix.gov/business/contract/opportunities/easbids/currentbids/scope_easbid_ws90500255-1010.html

http://www.peoriaaz.gov/NewSecondary.aspx?id=51225




2/21/13 1pm

$100K- $150K

List 2012C022 IFB Maricopa County Flood Control District - Cave Buttes Dam Wa-terline Project. Contact: Art Glover at 602-506-4720 or [email protected]. First published on 2/5

2/12/13 11pm

Link

2/21/13 2pm

IFB City of Somerton - Reuse Booster Pump Station, Digester, Blower & Aeration Mixer Improvements. First published on 2/8

2/12/13 2pm

Link

2/21/13 3pm

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.

Link

2/22/13 2pm

IFB 13-123 IFB City of Phoenix - Well Pump Inspection, Replacement and Services for a one-year period. Contact: Chuck Garvey, Senior Buyer, at 602-261-8668 or [email protected]. First published on 2/8

2/17/13 1pm

Link

2/26/13 10am

IFB Yuma Mesa Irrigation & Drainage District - Construction of the B 3.7 Engler Avenue Siphon Extension. Contact: James Davey and Associates, Inc. at 928-782-7926.First published on 2/12

2/19/13 2pm

Link

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.

Link

2/26/13 2pm

DE-SOL-0004963

IFB Department of Energy - DSW NERS Mitigation Year 1. Work includes removing 2.2-miles of three-phase double bundled 345-kV transmission line conductor, complete with suspension clamps and compression dead ends from existing insulator assemblies. Small Business Set-aside. Contact: Patrick Harvey at [email protected] or 602-605-2768. Pre-Solicitation first published on 1/22. Solicitation first published on 1/29

Link

2/27/13 3pm

COS13-008 IFB City of Surprise - On-Call Maintenance Program for COS Water/Wastewater Facilities. Contact: Pam Risaliti at 623-222-1857 or [email protected]. First published on 2/12

Link

2/28/13 4:30pm

IFB Parker Springs Water Company - 11 gallons per minute (GPM) Public Drinking Water Well No. 2 Equipping. Contact: Kara D. Festa, P.E. at WestLand Resources, Inc., 520-206-9585. First published on 2/5

none Link

2/28/13 4:30pm

IFB Parker Springs Water Company - Parker Lakeview Estates 10,000 Gallon Tank Replacement. Contact: Kara D. Festa, P.E. at WestLand Resources, Inc., 520-206-9585. First published on 2/12

Link

Utilities

Bid Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan-Holders



Utilities

Bid Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan-Holders





http://www.fcd.maricopa.gov/Procurement/ProjectAdvertisements/Planholders.aspx?id=542




http://phoenix.gov/business/contract/opportunities/goods/finbids/ifb13123scope.html


http://www.sedonaaz.gov/sedonacms/index.aspx?recordid=75&page=663

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=59b7d424e975fde451b379ec236ac1eb&_cview=0

http://www.surpriseaz.gov/DocumentCenter/View/18813





3/5/13 11am

IFB Antelope Peak Domestic Water Improvement District - Con-struction of one new potable water production well to a depth of 1210 ft with an 8” diameter steel casing and 40 ft deep 20” diameter steel conductor casing with grout curtain and instal-lation of 20 gpm submersible turbine well pump on 1-1/2” diameter steel drop pipe. First published on 2/12

2/19/13 11am

Link

3/5/13 4pm

#184 IFB City of Page - Subdivision underground infrastructure upgrade project consisting of lateral boring & conduit installation as well as the installation of owner supplied conductor. Contact: Utility office at 928-645-2419 or 928-645-2446 ex 213. First published on 1/25

2/7 10am Mand.

Link

3/6/13 2pm

COS NO. 66-603

IFB City of Safford - Solomon Water System Improvements. The project includes construction of approx. 3,610 LF of 12” pipeline along Clifton Street and Gila Avenue, from 4th Avenue to Main Street and approx. 10,356 LF of 2”, 6”, and 8” water mains and related water services within the streets of Solomon. Contact: Richard G. Thomas, P.E., Trueline Engineering at 928-428-1504. First published on 2/8

2/20/13 11am

Link

3/6/13 2pm

$1.6M- $1.85M

13PB031 IFB City of Scottsdale - Southwest Waterline Upgrades. Project includes installation of approximately 4,900 LF of 6-inch ductile iron waterline and appurtenances southeast of the intersec-tion of 56th Street and Thomas, and approximately 6,200 LF of 8-inch ductile iron waterline and appurtenances on Sundown Drive between Shea Blvd and Cactus Road. Contact: John Snow at 480-312-5716 or [email protected]. First published on 2/12

2/14/13 1pm

Link

3/6/13 3pm RE-VISED

List 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. Revised bid date and added sign-in Sheet on 1/25. Revised bid date again on 2/8

1/15 9am Mand.

Link

3/13/13 2pm

IFB City of Eloy - Wastewater Treatment Plant Sludge Handling Improvements. First published on 2/8

2/28/13 2pm Mand.

Link

3/15/13 11am

$2M List 999-A-(352)T IFB ADOT - Preservation work at McGuireville Rest Area work is located in Yavapai County along Interstate 17. The work consists of drilling and equipping a water well system; new utility lines; new hydro-pneumatic tank; painting a storage tank; replacing bathroom fixtures; repairing existing waterlines; realigning the caretaker residence sewer line, and related work. DBE goal of 2.29%. Contact Engineering Specialist: William Nanni at 602-712-6899 or Construction Supervisor: Bobby Lall at 928-759-2426. First published on 2/12

Link

Utilities

Bid Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan-Holders



Commercial





http://www.cityofsafford.us/Bids.aspx?bidID=12

https://eservices.scottsdaleaz.gov/eservices/solicitations/Summary.aspx

http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/13-080-Addendum-3.pdf

http://www.tempe.gov/bids/BidInfo.aspx?BidID=d5508675-9a28-495c-84a5-08eff8505ed3

http://www.eloyaz.org/PDF/BIDS_RFQ/Bid%20Notice-WWTP%20Sludge%20Handling%20Improvements.pdf





Bid Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan- Holders


Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link

2/12/13 2pm

List W912L213B0001 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

Link

2/12/13 2pm

$30M- $40M

List 13-102-SOL-00001

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

Link

2/12/13 2:30pm

RFQ 13-039 CMAR Paradise Valley Unified School District - Construction Manager at Risk Services for Paradise Valley High School Renovations (Free registration required). Contact: Leslie Small at 602-449-2080 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

Link

2/12/13 3pm 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 & 1/29

12/12 9:30am

Link

2/14/13 12pm

$250K- $500K

CTCLC Sub Bids Kevcon is looking for Sub Bids on the following project: Department of Veterans Affairs VA Medical Center Prescott - Cultural Transformation of Community Living Center. Sub bids include: Demolition, Finish Carpentry, Cabinet Re-Facing, Countertops, Flooring, Paint, Wall Protection and Electrical. Contact: [email protected]. First published on 2/5

Link

2/14/13 2pm

#13-01 RFQ JOC The Cooperative Purchasing Network - Arizona Job Order Contracting Services. First published on 1/29

Link

2/14/13 3pm

List 072382-13-A-0003

JOC United States Postal Service - Indefinite Quantity 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

Link

Utilities

Bid Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan-Holders



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.



https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=e81796179389bdd9478e454f76d158ac&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=e81796179389bdd9478e454f76d158ac&_cview=0

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=06162d4b52d40a9aa583584185f330af&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=06162d4b52d40a9aa583584185f330af&_cview=0

http://www.azpurchasing.org/retrievebid.asp?id=2405&


http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/ITB-CTCLC.pdf

http://www.tcpn.org/default.aspx?name=current.solicitations

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=ea732877632948d9fdebeb172276fc91&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=ea732877632948d9fdebeb172276fc91&tab=core&_cview=0



2/14/13 3pm

09.730.124 IFB NAU - Skydome 3rd Floor Mezzanine Offices. Contact: Dennis McCarthy at 928-523.5891 or [email protected]. First published on 2/5

2/5/13 10:30am

Link


List 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 & revised bid date/time, Pre-bid meeting date/time and added planholders list on 1/22. Revised bid date on 2/5

1/29 9am REVISED

Link

2/15/13 2pm

$250K- $500K

IPD12 Sub Bids Kevcon is looking for Sub Bids on the following project: Department of Veterans Affairs VA Medical Center Prescott - Implement PD12 Security Measure. Install security / video surveillance equipment in various locations at this facility. Contact: [email protected]. First published on 2/5

Link

2/19/13 2:30pm

$3M- $3.5M

IFB 3139-7; 110042

IFB Maricopa Community Colleges - Scottsdale Community College: Remodel and update the existing library including offices, stack areas, computer labs, and add a coffee bar. Building remodel 32,450 sf and add 2,294 sf. DLR Architects has been selected with MPE consultant still to be identified for general library master planning to develop project scope before design begins. All consultants are from our annual services listing. Release of bids is due in February. Contact: Ross Bern at [email protected]. Pre-Solicitation first published on 12/7 & revised target on 1/25. Changed to solicitation on 2/8

2/12/13 9am

Link

2/21/13 3pm

$300K- $400K

13PB030 IFB City of Scottsdale - District 3 Police Station Target Hardening. Project includes new exterior security fence around the property perimeter, modifications to the existing air intake structure, and film coating on the existing windows. Contact: Karie Ingles at 480-312-5744 or [email protected]. First published on 2/8

2/12/13 2pm

Link

2/21/13 3pm

AGFD13-00002666

RFQ Arizona Game and Fish Department - Prefabricated Restroom Building for Becker Lake WLA. Contact: Elizabeth Burgard at [email protected] or 623-236-7459. First published on 2/12

none Link

2/21/13 4pm

<2M 11.160.130 JOC NAU - JOC for General Construction, Mechanical, Electrical, Fire Life Safety and Civil/Utility. Contact: Candace Awbrey at 928-523-4227 or [email protected]. First published on 2/5 & revised link on 2/8

2/13/13 9:30am Mand.

Link

Bid Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan-Holders



Commercial



http://nau.edu/uploadedFiles/Administrative/Finance_and_Administration/Facility_Services/Documents/Bid-RFQ/09730124/LegalAd_09.730.124-Skydome%203rd%20Floor%20Mezzanine%20Offices.pdf

https://procure.az.gov/bso/external/bidAckList.sdo?bidId=DEMA13-00002577


http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/ITB-IPD12.pdf

http://www.maricopa.edu/purchasing/vendor/index.htm


https://procure.az.gov/bso/external/bidDetail.sdo?bidId=AGFD13-00002666&parentUrl=activeBids

http://nau.edu/Facility-Services/Bids_RFQ/



2/25/13 2pm

$3.2M 13DSD012213 DB City of Maricopa - Design Build Public Works Maintenance and Fire Admin Facility. The project consists of developing approximately seven (7) acres of a 50 acre property for a Public Works Maintenance and Fire Administration Facility (Shop, Office, Vehicle Wash, Fuel Station, etc) as well as design and construction of extending the infrastructure to the site (i.e. water and electrical utilities and minor roadwork). Contact: Pattie LaCombe at 520-316-6846 or [email protected]. First published on 1/29

2/7/13 1:30pm

Link

2/26/13 3pm

PD3-680-3206 RFP City of Chandler - Police Shooting Range Improvements. Scope released at award. Contact: Kristy Garcia at 480-782-2402 or [email protected]. First published on 1/29

2/12/13 9am

Link

Visit www.precision3dscanning.com to learn more or request a free

demonstration (480) 510-1049 or [email protected]

• 3d modeling in Revit, CAD, Civil 3d, SketchUp, etc.

• Laser scanning to BIM

• 2d and 3d deliverables available

• Scan for existing as-built conditions

2/27/13 1pm

$1M List 13007-CMR-2013

CMAR Maricopa County Facilities Management - CMAR for Installing New Cooling Tower and Heat Exchanger in the Lower Buckeye Jail Central Plant, Phoenix. Contact: Corry Slama [email protected]. First published on 2/1

2/12/13 2pm

Link

2/27/13 2pm

$400K- $500K

83393 IFB Pima County - Adult Detention Center Tower and Kitchen Roof Replacement & Kitchen Freezer replacement. Contact: Melissa Hala’ufia at [email protected]. First published on 2/8

2/14/13 9am Mand.

Link

2/27/13 2:30pm

$1M- $1.2M

IFB 3140-7 IFB Maricopa Community Colleges - New Art Gallery at Mesa Community College. Contact: Ross Bern, AIA, Project Manager at 480-731-8077. First published on 2/8

2/13/13 9am

Link

2/27/13 4pm

$1.5M- $2M

3-637, PR1307-251

CMAR City of Chandler - CMAR for Veteran’s Memorial. Provide pre-construction and construction services to build a Veteran’s Memorial at Veteran’s Oasis Park located at the corner of Chandler Heights and Lindsay Roads, in southeast Chandler (Free registration required). Contact: Dara Griffith at 480-782-3314 or [email protected]. First published on 2/1

2/13/13 11am

Link

Bid Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan-Holders



Commercial

Bid Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan-Holders



Commercial



http://www.egovlink.com/maricopa/postings_info.asp?posting_id=1825&dlistid=525&listtype=BID&sc_category_id=&sc_status_id=122&sc_show_expired=N


www.precision3dscanning.com

mailto:info%40precision3dscanning.com?subject=

http://www.maricopa.gov/FMD/Procurement/Planholders.aspx?id=550

http://www.maricopa.gov/FMD/Procurement/ProjectAdvertisement.aspx?id=550


http://www.maricopa.edu/purchasing/vendor/index.htm

https://www.chandleraz.gov/vendorreg/login.jsp



2/28/13 1pm

$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

Link

2/28/13 3pm

IFB Four Corners Heritage Council - Four Corners Monument Restroom Facility at Four Corners Tribal Park. Plans are available in print. First published on 2/12

Link

2/28/13 COB

$3M- $9M

List N6247312R0262 IDIQ 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 published on 1/18 & moved to open solicitations on 2/1

Link

3/18/13 9am

MOHA12-00002653

IFB Mohave Community College - MCC Lake Havasu Extension in Lake Havasu City. Contact: Blaine Yost at 928-692-3086. First published on 2/5

3/4/13 1pm Mand.

Link

Bid Date/ Tine

$/Plan- Holders



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

none Link

2/14/13 2pm

$59K 2013-20000094 IFB City of Yuma - Electric Motor / Pump Purchases and Repairs. Work includes purchase and delivery of Liquid Cationic Polymer for its Water Treatment Plant. Electric Motor, Pump purchases and repair of various pumps, pump stations and irrigation pumps as needed. Contact Sherial Magallanes at 928-373-5102 or [email protected]. First published on 2/1

1/31/13 9am

Link

Bid Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan-Holders



Commercial

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.



https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=618cb1d53976e846b2a9b96c280e20af&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=5072b3463e8e0dcab34f882988e6c77e&_cview=0


https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=d7f3412c1a4c29bb52a0a7c4027ad1ea&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=d7f3412c1a4c29bb52a0a7c4027ad1ea&tab=core&_cview=1

https://procure.az.gov/bso/external/bidDetail.sdo?bidId=MOHA12-00002653&parentUrl=activeBids

http://www.lhcaz.gov/rfps/rfps/ITB-B13-WW13-01Replacementof550LowPressureAmalgamUVLampsforTrojan3000DisinfectionSystems.pdf

http://www.azpurchasing.org/viewbid.asp?id=2408




2/14/13 3pm

PARKS13- 00002619

IFB Arizona State Parks - Roof Repair for Kartchner Caverns. Contact: Margie Silva at 602-542-6937. First published on 1/29

2/5/13 11am

Link

2/14/13 3pm

ADOT13-00002412

IFB ADOT - Highway Landscape Maintenance Services on SR 51; Northern Avenue to Bell Road, M.P. 7.2 to 13.6. Contact: Amir Sakhi at 602-712-8584 or [email protected]. First published on 1/29

none Link

2/14/13 3pm

AGFD13-00002576

IFB Arizona Game and Fish Department - Installation of Canopies at Kingman Regional Office of the AZ Game & Fish Department. Contact: Elizabeth Burgard, Sr. Procurement Specialist, at 623-236-7459 or [email protected]. First published on 2/1

2/7/13 10am

Link

2/14/13 3pm REVISED

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 & revised on 2/8

none Link

2/15/13 9am

List FA4877-13-R-0017

IFB Department of the Air Force - Repair Roof at Bldg 2301. Contact: Marilyn T. Menjivar at [email protected] or 520-228-4838. First published on 2/5 & added sign-in sheet on 2/8

2/4/13 10am

Link

2/15/13 2pm REVISED

IFB 13-112 IFB City of Phoenix - Encanto Sports Complex Ramadas. Project includes installation of three 20 ft. diameter hexagon metal ramadas. Contact: Alan Koberna at 602-261-8700 or [email protected]. First published on 2/1 & revised on 2/8

2/1/13 9am

Link

2/15/13 2pm REVISED

004-1213 RFP Phoenix Elementary School District - Fire Protection System for ASU Preparatory Academy (Free registration required). Contact: Alberto Martinez at 602-257-3768 or [email protected]. First published on 1/29 & revised bid date on 2/8

Link

2/19/13 12pm

13-200-008 RFP Yuma County - Boiler Installation at Sheriff’s Office Detention Center. Contact: Steve Mendoza at 928-817-5104 or [email protected]. First published on 2/1

2/12/13 9am Mand.

Link

2/19/13 2pm REVISED

RFP City of Eloy - Housing Rehabilitation Services. Contact: Zenia M. Cornejo, Management Assistant, at 520-464-3429, or [email protected]. First published on 2/1 & revised link and bid date on 2/8

Link

2/19/13 3pm REVISED

2013014 RFP City of Mesa - Chiller Maintenance & Repair Services. Contact: Clayton Campbell at 480-644-2655. First published on 1/29 & revised bid date on 2/8

1/31/13 1:30pm

Link

2/19/13 4pm

S 02878 IFB Maricopa County Housing Rehabilitation - 9162 W. Baden Street Remodeling Project. Contact: Janet Belfield at 602-744-4537 or [email protected]. First published on 2/8

2/5 8:30am

Link

2/20/13 10am

Link W912L213 T1003

RFQuote Department of the Army - Replace rooftop air conditioning units at buildings 1,33,34 and 40, Tucson. Small Business Set-aside. Contact: Thomas Schoening at 602-267-2804. First published on 1/29

2/7/13 9am

Link

2/20/13 2pm

RFP City of Eloy - Hanger Repair/Maintenance for Eloy Municipal Airport. Contact: Zenia M. Cornejo, Management Assistant, at 520-464-3429 or [email protected]. First published on 2/8

Link

Bid Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan-Holders



Commercial

Bid Date/ Time

$/Plan- holders



Maintenance & Alterations


https://procure.az.gov/bso/external/bidDetail.sdo?bidId=PARKS13-00002619&parentUrl=activeBids


https://procure.az.gov/bso/external/bidDetail.sdo?bidId=AGFD13-00002576&parentUrl=activeBids

http://www.asu.edu/purchasing/bids/pdfs/251303.pdf

https://www.fbo.gov/utils/view?id=f47138e1f7c0993e432c93b4d49f3c07

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=3d1bd7a759166c5913d474b6ba5691fb&tab=core&_cview=0



http://www.yumacountyaz.gov/Modules/ShowDocument.aspx?documentid=17477

http://www.eloyaz.org/PDF/BIDS_RFQ/Request_for_Proposal_Housing_Rehab_Services.pdf

http://mesaaz.gov/purchasing/pdf/2013014.pdf


https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=37a89db5420422da0d1ea2e268afa216&tab=core&_cview=0

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=37a89db5420422da0d1ea2e268afa216&tab=core&_cview=0

http://www.eloyaz.org/PDF/BIDS_RFQ/RFP-AIRPORT.pdf




2/21/13 10am

2013-8003-0181 IFB Town of Gilbert - Park Village Lighting Improvements. Work includes construction of light poles and other incidental work. Contact: Ryan Blair, Project Coordinator, at [email protected]. First published on 2/8

2/14/13 9am

Link

2/22/13 2pm

IFB Litchfield Park - 2013 Tree Trimming. Contact: Terri Roth, Executive Assistant, at (623) 935-1066 ext. 110. First published on 2/1

Link

2/25/13 3pm

2008-021305 RFP ASU - McCord Hall Audio/Video. Supply and install sound and video systems including all apparatus and equipment, wiring, termination, labor, and services required. Contact: Stacie Malekooti at 480-965-8860 or [email protected]. First published on 2/8

2/11/13 10:30am

Link

2/26/13 3pm

ADOC13-00002120

IFB Arizona Department of Corrections - Hydrostatic Pump Repair and Replacement for ASPC-Lewis, Eyman and Yuma (DC120167). Contact: Kristine Yaw at 602-542-1172 or [email protected]. First published on 2/12

Link

2/27/13 2pm

13-602-18 RFP Maricopa Unified School District - Wide Area Network Data Services. Contact Carrie Montana at 520-568-5100 ext 1012 or [email protected]. First published on 2/5

Link

2/27/13 COB

RFQuote Gilbert Public Schools - E-rate Internal Connection - Structures Cabling. Contact: Ward Heinemann at [email protected]. First published on 2/8

2/11/13 3pm

Link

2/27/13 COB

RFQuote Gilbert Public Schools - E-rate Wireless LAN and Cabling for Access Points at Harris Elementary. Contact: Jim Pacek at [email protected]. First published on 2/5

2/11/13 3pm

Link

2/28/13 2pm

DCH-N 01-01-13 IFB Gila River Indian Community - Demolition of 26 Residential Homes. Contact: Cynthia Gerard, Buyer, at [email protected]. First published on 2/5

2/5 9am

Link

2/28/13 2:30pm

IFB 13-029 IFB Paradise Valley Unified School District - Generator Service and Repair. Contact: Lynn Hofmann at 602-449-2070 or [email protected]. First published on 2/5

Link

2/28/13 4pm

130702 JOC City of Tucson - Job Order Contract for Pool Repair and Maintenance. Contact: Cherie Odeski at 520-837-4126 or [email protected]. First published on 2/12

2/19/13 10am

Link

3/1/13 3pm

IFB City of Willcox - Demolition of a Specific Structure at 704 S. Haskell Ave, Willcox. Contact: Jeff Stoddard at 520-766-4224 or [email protected]. First published on 2/8

Link

3/1/13 3pm

13A-0301 RFP Mohave Educational District - Facility Electronic Systems including Security, Fire, Intercommunication, Video Surveillance, Multimedia Presentation/Distribution, Permanent Sound Systems and Master Clocks. Contact: Mark DiBlasi, CPPB, Contract Specialist II at 928-718-3220 or [email protected]. First published on 2/21

2/11/13 11am

Link

Bid Date/ Time

$/Plan- holders




Products & Equipment


http://www.gilbertaz.gov/rfp/pdf/parkvillage/NOTICE%20AND%20CALL%20FOR%20BIDS%20Park%20Village.pdf

http://www.litchfield-park.org/index.aspx?NID=952

http://asu.edu/purchasing/bids/index.html



http://www.gilbertschools.net/cms/lib3/AZ01001722/Centricity/Domain/230/GPS_SOW_Structured_CablingRe-Post1.29.13.pdf

http://www.gilbertschools.net/cms/lib3/AZ01001722/Centricity/Domain/230/GPSSOW_Wireless_LAN_Re-Post1.29.13.pdf

http://www.gilariver.org/pdfs/RFPs/ifb01-01-13/IFB-Final%202.pdf


http://www.tucsonprocurement.com/ContractImages/Img_130702130702.pdf

http://www.cityofwillcox.org/704_S_Haskell_Demolition_package_1-29-13.pdf

http://www.mesc.org/solicitations/13A-0301.pdf




3/4/13 2pm

List 13-161-SOL-00005

IFB Department of Health and Human Services - Flooring Replacement at the Desert Vision Youth Wellness Center located in Sacaton. Small Business Set Aside. Contact: Bonnie Hicks, Contracting Officer, at [email protected] or 214-767-8587. First published on 2/12

Link

3/4/13 3pm

12306 RFP ASU - College of Public Programs Decision Theater Audio/Video. Contact: Stacie Malekooti at 480-965-8860 or [email protected]. First published on 2/12

2/19/13 3pm

Link

3/5/13 2pm

2013-107 RFP Coconino County Jail District - IP Camera Conversion for Coconino County Detention Facility. Contact: Purchasing department at 928-679-7190. First published on 2/12

2/21/12 10am

Link

3/6/13 2pm

IFB Northern Arizona Council of Governments (NACOG) - Housing rehabilitation projects for four homes located in Verde Valley and Cordes Lakes, Yavapai County. Work includes roof replacement, window replacement, electrical upgrades, bathroom repairs, HVAC replacement, and ADA improvements. Contact: Ray Baum at 928-853-1235 or at [email protected]. First published on 2/8

2/19/13 9am Mand.

Link

3/8/13 3pm

BF3-360-3216 RFP City of Chandler - Flooring Services. Contact: Kristy Garcia at 480-782-2402 or [email protected]. First published on 2/12

2/21/12 9am

Link

3/22/13 2pm

IFB 13-125 IFB City of Phoenix - Fire Alarm Systems. Contact: Edith Barrera at 602-495-7664 or [email protected]. First published on 2/12

various Link

Date Solicitation/ Project #

Type Owner - Project Description Pre-bid Link

2/12/13 2pm

13-48MB IFB Mesa Unified School District - Fasteners, Nuts, Bolts, Screws, Etc. for Mesa Unified School District #4 (Free registration required). Contact: Lauren Jaramillo at 480-472-6122or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

1/23 9am

Link

2/12/13 2pm

2013-200000094 IFB City of Yuma - Electric Motor / Pump Purchase and Repairs. Contact: Sherial Magallanes at 928-373-5102 or [email protected]. First published on 1/29

1/31/13 9am

Link

2/12/13 3pm

ADOT13-00002535 IFB ADOT - Erosion and Sediment Control Products. Contact: Amir Sakhi at 602-712-8584 or [email protected]. First published on 1/25

none Link

2/12/13 3pm

IFB City of Safford - Box Culverts. Contact: Michael R. Faunce, Material Management Supervisor, at 928-432-4081 or [email protected]. First published on 1/25

Link

Bid Date/ Time

$/Plan- holders




Pre-SolicitationsProducts & EquipmentProducts & EquipmentRequests for equipment (purchase and rental), furnish only of materials, and related items.


https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=8bddbfba1a553a42a74c9f2650994f35&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=8bddbfba1a553a42a74c9f2650994f35&tab=core&_cview=0

http://asu.edu/purchasing/bids/index.html

http://www.coconino.az.gov/bids.aspx?bidID=12











2/13/13 3pm

6/17/7411 IFB City of Mesa - Preformed Thermoplastic Pavement Marking Materials. Contact: Brandy Anderson at 480-644-2655 or [email protected]. First published on 2/1

Link

2/13/13 3pm

ADOT13-00002660 RFQuote ADOT - 20ft Modified Steel Office Container. Contact: Joseph Graves at [email protected]. First published on 2/12

none Link

2/14/13 7am

B-03-13-CO03 IFB Santa Cruz County - Furnish & Deliver Cold Plant Mix (3/8”) Product. Contact: Public Works Department at 520-375-7830. First published on 1/25 & revised link on 1/29

Link

2/14/13 7am

B-02-13-CO02 IFB Santa Cruz County - Furnish & Deliver Aggregate Cover (Chip) Material. Contact: Public Works Department at 520-375-7830. First published on 1/25 & revised link on 1/29

Link

2/14/13 2pm

TE3-065-3214 IFB City of Chandler - Purchase of Bucket Trucks. Contact: Mike Mandt at 480-782-2406 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

1/31 2pm

Link

2/14/13 4pm

12/11/2257 RFP City of Tucson - Supply Residential and Commercial Water Meters. Contact: James Gaston at 520-837-4139 or [email protected]. First published on 1/29

1/31/13 2pm

Link

2/15/13 11am

137-13 IFB Chandler Unified School District - Security Cameras (Free registration required). Contact: Jean Borchert at 480-812-7627 or [email protected]. First published on 2/12

Link

2/15/13 2pm REVISED

IFB 13-022 IFB City of Phoenix - Citywide Air Conditioning Equipment and Parts - Requirements Contract-Citywide. Contact: Mary Hammer at 602-262-7793 or [email protected]. First published on 1/5 & revised bid date on 2/1

N/A Link

2/15/13 2pm REVISED

IFB 13-112 IFB City of Phoenix - 85’ Articulating Boom Lift - Requirements Contract. Contact: Chuck Garvey at 602-261-8668 or [email protected]. First published on 1/25 & revised bid date on 2/8

1/31 8:30am

Link

2/15/13 3pm

IFB City of Globe - Purchase and Start-up of 800KW/1200A Emergency Generator. Contact: Matt Rencher, PE, Public Works Director, at 928-425-8346 or [email protected]. First published on 2/8

Link

2/19/13 2pm

13-57MP IFB Mesa Public Schools - Grounds Equipment - Loader/Backhoe Tractor (4 Wheel Drive Extend-A-Hoe)(Free registration required). Contact: Gary Barkman at 480-472-6116 or [email protected]. First published on 2/5

Link

2/21/13 4pm

12/17/2257 IFB City of Tucson - Liquid Asphalt Products. Contact: Gillian Needham at 520-837-4132 or [email protected]. First published on 2/5

2/12 9am

Link

2/22/13 2pm REVISED

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 & revised bid date on 2/1

N/A Link

2/25/13 2pm

L171304 RFP UA - Unshielded Twisted Pair Cable for UITS. Contact: Evangelina Perez at 520-620-2061 or [email protected]. First published on 2/21

none Link

Date Project # Type Owner - Project Description Pre-bid Link


Pre-Solicitations


http://mesaaz.gov/purchasing/?t=hometab2


http://www.co.santa-cruz.az.us/procurement/pdf/B-03-13-CO03_ProcurementofColdPlantMixProduct.pdf

http://www.co.santa-cruz.az.us/procurement/pdf/B-02-13-CO02_ProcurementofAggregateCoverCHIPSMaterial.pdf




http://phoenix.gov/business/contract/opportunities/goods/finbids/rfp13022scope.html


http://www.globeaz.gov/files/pdf/bids/Generator-01-2013-Advertisement.pdf



http://phoenix.gov/business/contract/opportunities/goods/finbids/rfp13020_scope.html

http://www.pacs.arizona.edu/files/l171304_unshielded_twisted_pair_cable.pdf

Volume 3, Issue 100

2/26/13 3pm

ADOC13-00002644 IFB Arizona Department of Corrections - Wastewater Equipment - Grinder, Shaftless Auger, and Twin Shaft Grinder for ASPC-Safford (DC130093). Contact: Sandy John at 928-348-3017. First published on 2/12

none Link

2/26/13 4pm

12/18/2257 IFB City of Tucson - Aggregate Base Course Road and Ground Material. Contact: Gillian Needham at 520-837-4132 or [email protected]. First published on 2/8

2/15/13 1pm

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

Link


Status Solicitation/ Project #

Project Volume

Target Date Type Owner/Project Description Link

new P13PS00071 Target: 2/22/13 Due: 3/11/13

IFB Department of the Interior - Entry and Exit Door Repair at The Montezuma Castle National Monument visitor center. Contact: Bryan Gregory at [email protected]. Pre-Solicitation first published on 2/12

Link

new R13PS40021 Target: 2/11/13 Due: 3/15/13

RFP Department of the Interior - Programmatic Agreement Program Management (PAPM) for the Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project (NGWSP). Small Business Set aside. Contact: Denise M. Westenskow, Contract Specialist, at 801-524-3876 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation first published on 2/12

Link

Pre-Solicitations

Date Project # Type Owner - Project Description Pre-bid Link


CONNECTING THE LOCAL BUILDING INDUSTRY

The Arizona Builder’s Exchange is a trade and focus publication dedicated to promoting the building industry by connecting builders,

designers, developers, subcontractors, vendors, and service providers with local, current, and relevant information. AZBEX publishes an electronic newsletter twice a week (Tuesdays and Fridays), distributed by e-mail only. The fourth week of November and the second to last week of December will only have one issue published.

While we cannot stop anyone from forwarding the digital publication, we do ask that if you find this information valuable, please respect the work we do and support us with your subscription dollars. With your support we will continue to expand and improve the scope of the information we provide.

Follow us in print and online at azbex.com

About Us

AZBEX is Local, Current, and Relevant!

azbex.com

1400 E. Indian School Road

Phoenix, AZ 85014

480-709-4190

[email protected]

www.azbex.com




https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=339d92a85911b781773facf817a50951&tab=core&_cview=1

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=8f2ec6d2559065f202b961ce06a814b4&tab=core&_cview=0

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=dea37f3265a41ba527761cab31f7af1b&tab=core&_cview=0

http://azbex.com

http://azbex.com

http://www.linkedin.com/pub/rebekah-morris/19/89b/172

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Arizona-Builders-Exchange/110548962307540

http://twitter.com/AZBEX

mailto:publisher%40azbex.com?subject=

http://azbex.com