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A new mixed-use development planned for North Avondale is expected to shake things up by adding a multifamily and commercial element to an area comprised of mostly “homog-enous, traditional single-family residences.”

Avondale-Mirage Owner, LLC submitted a proposal to the City of Avondale to build the Rio Bonita Mixed-Use Development— a 219-unit town-home and 4-lot commercial PAD at the NWC of Indian School and El Mirage roads.

The 25.5-acre site was approved and designated as Local Commercial in 2000 as part of the “Ryland at Indian School & El Mirage Roads General Plan and PADD Rezoning.” Since then the property has been vacant with no real interest for com-mercial development due to the large parcel size and the “fea-sibility of developing the entire site with commercial uses” the proposal states. Development around the lot over the last 15 years has primarily been sin-gle-family residential.

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Rio Bonita Mixed-Use, Avondale Page 1 Mixed-Use Quyp Development Services Woods Associates Architecture, LLC Not available at press time

Suns Practice Facility, Phoenix Page 7 Sports Facilities Suns Practice Facility, (Phoenix Suns) Not yet selected Not yet selected

The McDowell, Scottsdale Page 8 Multifamily JLB Partners Hensley Lamkin Rachel, Inc. (HLR), heibrid architecture JLB Partners

Hilton Garden Inn, Prescott Page 10 Hospitality WSH Hospitality Allen + Philp Partners Not available at press time

Cornerstone at the Park, Litchfield Park Page 11 Multifamily

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JDM Partners JV (multifamily)Fugleberg Koch Not available at press time

The Local, Tempe Page 13 Mixed-Use Forum Real Estate Group Humphreys & Partners Architects JE Dunn Construction

52nd St. Condominiums, Phoenix Page 14 Multifamily MAS Holdings, LLC Fine Line Designs Not available at press time

Rojo Grande Sedona Page 16 SFR Equity LifeStyle Properties Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. Not available at press time

1 Rio Bonita Mixed-Use Coming to Avondale6 Phoenix City Council approves $230M Suns Arena-Renovation Deal8 Office,MultifamilyProjecttoSproutAlongMcDowellRd10 Hilton Garden Inn Pact Approved at Prescott Council11 HighProfileJDMProjectinLitchfieldParkMeetsOpposition12 GlobalWaterAddingNewFacilitywhileLookingforFutureSaving13 WholeFoodsNixesLessExpensiveStoreConceptforTempe14 PhoenixOrangedaleResidentsFightProposedInfillCondoProject15 BusyYearAheadforHWYProjectsinN.AZ16 YavapaiCountyP&ZVotesNoonElRojoGrandeRezoning17 DroughtPlanFightBetweenAZFarmsandCitiesEscalates18 DeerValleyBoardApprovesFutureUnionParkSchoolSite19 TakingStepstoModernizeOldTownPeoria19 ArchitectureBillingsSlow,butClose2018withGrowingDemand20 ChandlerExploringLightRailandOtherTransitOptions20 SanLuisSeeksOKofPropertyTax21 RobustPopulationGrowthSupportsHealthofPHXMOBMarket

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The proposal boasts the town-home development will bring something “not found any-where” in Avondale — that it “will provide a unique housing product that will be marketed to professionals, empty nesters and young families that desire a ‘lock and leave’ lifestyle accompanied by high-quality amenities to serve their recre-ational needs.”

The townhome development will have a density of 11.98 dwelling units per acre. Each unit will face each other to focus the residents’ eyes on communal areas and open spaces to “foster connections and relationships among neighbors.”

The commercial district has 4 pads suited for restaurant, small retail shops, offices or other commercial uses. There will be four access points consisting of two driveways from Indian School Road and two others to the north and west of the district. The pro-posal states the configuration of the commercial district is “the ideal shape for attracting the type of neighborhood

commercial users to the Property.”

The mixed-use development will be “(complementary) to the surrounding neighbor-hoods,” and will be “supported by current market conditions,” according to the proposal. Just north of the property lies the Rio Crossing subdivision. To the south, across Indian School Road is the Indian School Crossing commercial office development, Teach n’ Fun Preschool, Lighthouse Sports Bar and Manny’s Mexican Food. To the east across El Mirage Road is a vacant prop-erty and Arizona Self Storage. The Wigwam South subdivi-sion is to the west.

To make the project work, the developer requested an amendment to the General Plan Map for the site from Local Commercial to a mix-ture of about 5.91 gross acres of Local Commercial and approximately 19.59 gross acres of Medium/High Density Residential that will allow for 4-12 units per acre. There is also a concurrent request to rezone the property from

PAD-Commercial to PAD with a mixture of Commercial and Residential uses to also allow for building up to 219 units. According to the proposal, the amendment and concurrent PAD will “create a framework for a marketable parcel for future homebuilders and com-mercial developers.”

“The Rio Bonita PAD provides an excellent opportunity to bring an infill development that will provide a unique Townhome community,” the proposal states.

Both requests were approved at the city’s December 20th Planning Commission meeting and again at the January 22nd City Council meeting.

The owner is Avondale-Mirage Owner, LLC (Quyp Development Services, LLC). Woods Associates Architecture, LLC is the archi-tect. Thomas + Crowley is the landscape architect. The engi-neer is Cole Engineering. Legal counsel is Tiffany & Bosco, P.A. •

Rio Bonita Mixed-Use Coming to Avondale (Cont'd)

Credit: City of Avondale

On The Job

Rio Bonita Commercial Development, Avondale

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Owner: Quyp Development Services

Architect: Woods Associates Architecture, LLC


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The Phoenix City Council approved a controver-sial deal with the Phoenix Suns that will keep the NBA franchise in downtown Phoenix through at least 2037.

The council voted 6-2, with Vice Mayor Jim Waring and Councilman Sal DiCiccio oppos-ing it, to approve the $230M deal. The city will pay $150M from its Sports Facilities Fund, which is composed of a 1 per-cent tax on hotels and a 2 per-cent tax on car rentals.

The council added a number of tweaks to the deal, including:

• Requiring the Suns to spend $10M on community benefits (either through nonprofits or city programs), including at least $2.6M to the city's preschool program this year.

• The city will hire someone to oversee Phoenix's expenditures on the renovations.

• The city will commit the $1.5M rent increase from the Suns to homeless issues.

• 80 percent of any additional revenues generated by the city from the arena will go toward city public safety costs.

Details of the deal were released to the public in December — less than a week before the council was initially supposed to vote on it. After public backlash, the coun-cil postponed the vote and hosted a series of public meet-ings to educate residents about the details of the agreement.

After the vote, Suns owner Robert Sarver, who has faced criticism from fans, said he was glad he could demonstrate the team's commitment to the com-munity through the donation.

He also said he believes the arena investment will be a "win-win" for both the team and Phoenix.

Phoenix City Council approves $230M Suns Arena-Renovation DealBy Jessica Boehm for The Arizona Republic

Credit: The Arizona Republic

On The Job

Downtown Phoenix Sports Arena (Talking Stick Resort Arena Renovation)

Volume: $230M

Owner: City of Phoenix

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What is the Deal?• Phoenix pays $150M for arena renovations.

• Suns pay $80M for renovations and any cost overruns.

• After the renovation, Phoenix will pay $2M annually for 12 ½ years into a new renewal and replacement fund, which will be used for future renovation needs.

• Suns will pay $1M into the new fund for 12 ½ years.

• Suns will continue to operate and maintain the building, including booking concerts and other events.

• Suns will continue to pay rent to the city (calculated as a percentage of annual proceeds).

• Suns will build a new practice facility (estimated to cost $25M to $50M) somewhere in Phoenix.

• Suns commit to staying in downtown through 2037 with an option to extend the lease to 2042. If the team leaves before 2037, it will face up to a $200M fine.

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Initial steps to make way for a new mixed-use develop-ment on a 12.3-acre site, including “flex” office space and multifamily residential units in south Scottsdale, has been approved by Scottsdale City Council.

On Jan. 15, City Council unanimously approved on consent a request to approve a zoning district map amendment changing the land use to Planned Use Development and declare “The McDowell Rezoning and Development Plan” a public record.

The site is at 6601 E. McDowell Road, and owned by Chapman McDowell LLC. The project is under the guise of JLB Partners.

The proposal calls for redevelopment of a site occupied by an auto dealership into a new mixed-use development. The site plan consists of a three-story building adjacent to east McDowell Road, a four-story apartment building central to the site and single-story garage buildings.

The Development Review Board and the Planning Commission both considered this case in December 2018.

Read more at Scottsdale Independent.

Office,MultifamilyProjecttoSproutAlongMcDowellRdBy Melissa Rosequist for Scottsdale Independent

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Two camps – one strongly in support, and the other vehe-mently opposed – continued to frame the argument over a new hotel in downtown Prescott.

On one side: A $17.7M annual economic benefit from addi-tional sales tax, visitor spending and other related demand for goods – seen by supporters as a “significant” boon to the community.

On the other: A lease/purchase cost to the developer of $15K per year – termed by oppo-nents as an amount a renter might pay for a small Prescott apartment.

In a unanimous vote Tuesday, Jan. 22, the council approved the amended agreement that will allow development of a new 101-room Hilton Garden Inn on a 1.9-acre piece of city land at the corner of Sheldon and Montezuma streets.

Developers say construction on the $24M hotel project could be underway by about May.

Blight or Gem?Throughout the months of discussion, city officials have maintained that the hotel proj-ect would help to transform the Granite Creek area west of the LaGuardia Bridge into a useable recreation center, complete with a splash pad, a railroad-themed playground, and an area for the Prescott Farmers Market.

Currently, City Attorney Jon Paladini said, the area is “blighted” land that is generat-ing no revenue for the city.

But that prompted a disagree-ment from local resident Jan Bryan. Rather than being a blight to the community, she said the west-Granite Creek Park area is a “jewel in the real estate portfolio of Prescott.”

Bryan questioned the hotel deal’s $15K per-year lease with an option to buy after the first five years for $300K. Noting that the annual amount fac-tors out to $1,250 per month, Bryan added, “A person would be hard-pressed to find a small apartment in downtown Prescott for $1,250 a month.”

Economic ImpactIndeed, the lease/purchase price has been central to the debate from the beginning.

Paladini referred to the “debate over whether the city is under-valuing the property” during his introduction of a new economic analysis, pre-pared by consultants Applied Economics.

The report, for which the city paid the $4K cost, states that the hotel project would bring an estimated impact to the community of $17.7M per year, or $177.2M over the first 10 years of operations.

The “overall conclusion” of the economic analysis, Paladini said, is that the hotel project is “a good investment even if it’s under-valued.”

Significant ChangesThis week’s approval of an amended agreement between the city and the developer comes after the council’s origi-nal approval of the hotel deal in August/September 2018.

Since that time, the plans have changed and expanded to include improvements to the surrounding park, railroad trestle, and nearby Sam Hill Warehouse.

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Prescott City Attorney Jon Paladini reports to the City Council on a recent economic impact analysis on the planned new Hilton Garden Inn hotel in downtown Prescott on Tuesday, Jan. 22. Credit: Cindy Barks, Daily Courier

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ID # 100

A high profile mixed-use proj-ect at the northwest corner of Litchfield Road and Wigwam Boulevard is working its way through the city’s planning pro-cess, but has drawn push-back from some residents over a proposed increase in multi-fam-ily residential, which would significantly reduce commercial potential.

The 15-acre property is desig-nated for residential and retail development for small shops anchored by similar uses, and a minimum requirement of 75KSF of commercial.

However, owner JDM Partners, who also owns the Wigwam resort, has requested part of the agreement be deleted to allow for as much as 80 percent less commercial to be replaced by as much as 50 percent more residential.

The city council recently tabled this request to hear later in the year.

Planning Consultant Jason Sanks said removing that part of the agreement would change how the land is used.

“It more or less opens up the property to more residential,” Sanks said.

JDM stated there is little inter-est in developing commercial on the property, arguing it is more appropriate for 15KSF of commercial and 312 multifamily residential units instead of the proposed 150 residential units.

The city does not have a prop-erty tax and its main sources of revenue are sales tax and state shared revenue. And with the city nearing build-out, some residents contend the need for more commercial has become greater.

Evolving PlanA study performed in 2014 found that about 86KSF of com-mercial was viable for the JDM-owned land, according to a city report. Initially, JDM and the city compromised with a mini-mum of 75KSF, and later stated 15KSF was more viable.

Resident Kyle Addington opposes the new proposal which he said would put an apartment complex at Litchfield and Wigwam. He said the city should stick with the council-ap-proved zoning change in 2014 or another plan that better fits and compliments the area.

The property is part of the overall Village at Litchfield Park Planned Development.

JDM submitted a General Plan Amendment, July 2, and later filed an application, Sept. 26, to rezone the property from neighborhood commercial to multi-family housing and commercial.

The city is now waiting for the rezoning case to catch up with the GPA so that council can hear them at the same time.

Lawyer Paul Gilbert, who rep-resents JDM, said the cases should be reviewed together.

“We want to look at both cases concurrently. Bottom line, we think that this is an excellent idea,” Gilbert said. “Overall, the purpose of the general plan amendment is to remove the 75KSF of commercial (from the text). That is the heart and soul of the request. But we also don’t want to hear (the cases) in a vacuum.”

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During last week’s work session of the Maricopa City Council, Ron Fleming, President and CEO of Global Water Resources, told council members his company is in the process of constructing a water recycling plant.

According to Fleming, the recycled water is not designated for drinking and instead is used for watering lawns, common areas and schoolyards, and is then pumped back into the ground aquifer

“Historically we would discharge it into a wash,” Fleming said of the typical excess of water that occurs when the demand is not as high in the winter for recycled wastewater. “What we are now doing is moving forward with our recharge project so instead of discharging it in the wash, we are going to recharge it into the ground so it goes back to the aquifer so it can benefit the community.”

The project is also an example of pos-sible solutions that Fleming hopes will come out of the larger regional Eloy and Maricopa-Stanfield basin study.

Fleming added this is the third of three studies currently being conducted in the state. The other two are looking at water basins in Tucson and the west Valley. The study is expected to take three years to complete.

In the meantime, experts have said growth in Pinal County is expected to continue, which will cause even more demand on water usage.

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ID # 103

Whole Foods is ditching its less-expensive 365 store concept in downtown Tempe in favor of the traditional format.

The grocery chain recently announced that it was discontinuing its Whole Foods 365 stores, which are smaller, pared down ver-sions of traditional Whole Foods Markets that offer more bud-get-friendly options.

The new Tempe Whole Foods store is planned to open on the ground floor of a luxury apartment complex called The Local planned for University Drive and Ash Avenue, said Kevin Foltz, managing director of development of Denver-based Forum Real Estate Group, which is developing the project.

The announcement surprised residents in the surrounding neigh-borhoods, who have long called for a major grocery store in the area but feel that a traditional Whole Foods isn’t the right fit.

Residents: Whole Foods Too ExpensiveWhole Foods 365 would have been the first 365 location in Arizona and the first new grocery store in downtown Tempe in more than a decade.

Residents have criticized the city’s approval of The Local, partly because they believe a Whole Foods is too expensive. The store is expected to open this summer, Foltz said.

Justin Stewart, a neighborhood activist who ran for the City Council last year, said residents were hoping for a more bud-get-friendly option and a Whole Foods isn’t representative of the demographics in the area.

The median household income in the 85281 zip code, where the new Whole Foods is open-ing, is $32,300, though that number is likely skewed because college students make up nearly 50 percent of the more than 57,000 people who live in the ZIP code, according to U.S. Census data.

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Architect: Humphreys & Partners Architects

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South Tempe Location ClosingThe Whole Foods location in south Tempe on Rural and Baseline

roads is moving to the new downtown location in August, a store employee said.

Rumors swirled on Facebook last week than an Aldi was taking over that space.

A spokeswoman for the Germany-based dis-count supermarket chain said the company

is “exploring opportunities in Arizona” but did not confirm if it is opening

any locations in Tempe.

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What was once a neigh-borhood characterized by orchards and date farms is now chock full of single-family homes occupied by longtime residents.

But soon, Phoenix's Orangedale neighborhood will have a new distinguish-ing feature — a multifamily residential condominium development.

Some residents are fighting the project, but so far they are losing the battle. The Phoenix City Council unanimously approved the proposed zoning changes on Jan. 9.

The Character of the NeighborhoodThe dispute between neigh-bors and developers over the zoning changes began with common concerns over height and density. But the underlying issue is really whether the development would fit the character of the neighborhood.

The plan is for 30 three-story condos. The 52nd Street condominiums planned unit development will be built on a 1.98-acre lot 125 feet north of the northwest corner of 52nd

Street and Virginia Avenue. The lot is surrounded on three sides by single-family homes.

"This development is out of character with the existing neighborhood, which has been here since the '50s," Patricia Kennedy-Stefanic, who led the petition efforts, said during the recent council meeting. "It's going to stick out like a sore thumb and change the nature and culture of this area."

Paul Gilbert, the legal repre-sentative for the development, said the current zoning in the area already allows three-story homes. The developer is MAS Holdings LLC.

Neighbors who Care Christina Sampson moved into the neighborhood in 2014 and said she doesn't plan to leave.

Sampson said the established community is what appeals to her and many others, but also what she fears will be affected by the planned development.

"A high-density complex like this is perennially subject to vacillations in the housing market," she said during the public hearing. "Should the market turn, it is going to become a rental area, which

will lead to a more transient population and affect the ability to economically develop the area."

Gilbert said he disagrees with the argument that condomini-ums lead to transient com-munities. Rather, the planned condominiums provide an opportunity for people to stay in the neighborhood when now they have to leave when they're ready to downsize, he said.

Diversifying Residential TypesGilbert said construction on the 30 three-story units will begin in a little more than a year.

The condominiums are planned to provide high-qual-ity, medium-density residential developments that are sought after, the development plans show.


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Rendering of the condo infill development set to go up near 52nd Street and Virginia Avenue. Credit: The Arizona Republic

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This year will be filled with highway system improvements for northern Arizona travelers, including the start of the latest Arizona Department of Transportation project expanding US 93 to four-lane divided highway between Wickenburg and Interstate 40.

Crews will soon launch a $35.5M project on nearly 4 miles of US 93 just north of Wikieup, between Carrow and Stephens, connecting two sections of highway that have already been divided. That will provide a continuous stretch of divided four-lane highway from milepost 108, about 15 miles south of I-40, and milepost 121 near Wikieup.W

With an eye toward an Interstate 11, ADOT has invested more than half a billion dollars over the past 20 years to turn the primary route between Phoenix and Las Vegas into modern four-lane divided highway. The upcoming project is part of $155M in US 93 improvements planned over the next five years.

Currently all but 39 miles of the 200-mile drive from Wickenburg to the Nevada state line has been upgraded to a four-lane divided highway to improve traffic flow, support the movement of freight and enhance safety through this heavily traveled area. The entire north-ern segment of US 93 from Kingman to the Nevada state line (mileposts 1 to 68) is now a four-lane divided highway following the completion of a $71M project in 2010.

Meanwhile, paving projects to repair long-term winter weather damage will continue in the Flagstaff area, with crews finishing paving along northbound I-17 from milepost 312 to the I-40 inter-change and along the 17-mile stretch of I-40 between Cataract Lake and Parks west of Flagstaff.

Last year, crews rebuilt about 20 miles of highway in northern Arizona, providing a long-term fix to damage from freeze-thaw cycles and heavy traffic. In all,

ADOT has improved or is in the process of improving 62 miles of interstate freeway in the Flagstaff area.

This spring, ADOT will launch a project to repave 13 miles of State Route 89A from Sedona to the scenic overlook between mileposts 374 and 387. The project will also install new guardrail.

In far northwestern Arizona, the decks of three Virgin River bridges along Interstate 15 will get makeovers starting early this year. Bridge Nos. 2 and 5 will get newly resurfaced decks. Bridge No. 4 will receive a brand new deck.

In the Prescott area, ADOT will begin a project along 5 miles of SR 69 between Truwood Drive and Fain Road. Improvements include building a raised center median, new traffic signals and new left turn lanes at certain inter-sections. A multi-use path will also be constructed on the north side of SR 69 between Truwood and Navajo drives. •

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The public spoke and the Yavapai County Planning and Zoning Commission heard them loud and clear.

The commission unanimously voted 9-0 to deny recommen-dation of the proposed El Rojo Grande Sedona development during its Thursday, Jan. 17, meeting.

The zoning change request will now go before the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors on Wednesday, Feb. 20, at the county facility in Cottonwood.

The sale of the land by the current owner to the developer is contingent on receiving a zone change.

An estimated 300 people turned out for the meeting, most of whom wore red in opposition to the plan that calls for 600 mobiles homes and 50 RV sites just outside the Sedona city limits off State Route 89A. The development, adjacent to Sedona Pines and Sedona Shadows, proposes to rezone from its current zoning of residential single-family to Planned Area Development. As proposed, this would be a 55-and-older development. Under the current zoning 89 total homes could be built on the land.

The proposed development is located on the site of the former El Rojo Grande Ranch, which is approximately 2½ miles west of Sedona’s jurisdictional boundary. The county requested input from the city on the project earlier this fall; Sedona City Council and staff were not in favor of it.

At the start of the meeting, Senior Planner Tammy DeWitt said that as of Jan. 7, the county had received 719 letters and emails in opposition to the project.

The biggest concerns — which were echoed by most of those opposed — included traffic, no city services, character of the neighborhood, impact on the environment and viewshed, work-force housing, age restrictions, ingress/egress during emergen-cies, density, fire concerns, flooding, lot size and decrease in neighboring property values to name just a few.

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Longstanding urban-rural tensions over a proposed drought plan have escalated after Pinal County farmers stepped up their request for state money for well-drilling to replace Colorado River water deliveries.

The dispute has unleashed claims and counterclaims from the two sides about the farms’ economic importance.

Farms recently released a detailed University of Arizona study emphasizing economic impacts of water cuts and the farms’ economic importance to Pinal County. It was financed by four irrigation districts that are seeking the additional money, and the cities are trying to poke holes in it.

The dispute threatens to put one more roadblock in the way of getting the Legislature to approve a plan to protect Lake Mead during the ongoing, prolonged drought in time to meet a Jan. 31 federal deadline.

Under the proposed drought plan, about 200 Pinal farmers are supposed to return to full groundwater pumping for the first time in more than 30 years. That would begin in 2022, after the third year of shortages in Central Arizona Project water deliveries to them from the Colorado River.

To help defray the well drilling costs, Gov. Doug Ducey has pledged $5M in new funds. He has agreed to provide millions more for the wells by supporting legisla-tion to use revenue from a longstanding groundwater withdrawal fee for that purpose.

Now, the farmers want another $5M from the Legislature for well drilling, along with $5M from operators of the CAP. That’s on top of $5M the CAP’s board has already agreed to give the farmers.

The irrigation districts also want the Legislature to guarantee payment of another $20M to $25M for the well drill-ing in case the federal government turns down farmers’ request for it.

Warren Tenney, executive director of the Arizona Municipal Water Users Association, representing Phoenix and nine other Maricopa County cities, said the drought plan already has been more than generous to the farmers. He noted that the plan also provides 105K acre-feet a year of CAP water annually to farms for the first three years of shortages, which are likely to start next year. An acre-foot of water is enough to serve four typical Tucson households for a year.

Paul Orme, the irrigation districts’ attor-ney, said the request for more money was triggered by the districts’ recent discovery that the total well-drilling tab had jumped from $30M to $50M. The cost rose because the districts concluded they need to drill more wells than previ-ously thought to boost available capacity during peak watering seasons.

$2.3B in Agriculture Sales CitedThe new UA study concluded Pinal County accounts for 45 percent of the state’s sale of cattle, 42 percent of its cotton and cottonseed sales, 39 percent of milk sold in the state and 22 percent of Arizona’s sale of other crops and hay.

Agriculture-related businesses, including food manufacturing, make up 25 percent of the county’s manufacturing jobs, the study found.

In addition, the report says that if Arizona reduced the farms’ CAP deliveries by 300K acre-feet, the county would lose about 7 percent of its total, non-farm agricultural sales, up to $66.7M. Countywide, up to $104M total sales, including related non-farm sales, would be lost. So would 270 to 480 full- and part-time jobs.

Cities Dispute Farms' Economic ImportanceIn response to the study, the municipal water users association released a brief analysis that sought to minimize Pinal agriculture’s importance to the state’s economy.

Putting into place all the various miti-gation measures for the drought plan to compensate farms, tribes, cities and other users for cutbacks will cost about $19.4M a year. Those costs can all be traced to the farms’ mitigation requests because cities and tribes wouldn’t have requested mitigation if farms weren’t getting it, Tenney said.

The benefits of mitigation to Pinal’s agri-cultural economy, the analysis said, are about $13.3M per year.

The maneuvering by both sides comes as state lawmakers are set to begin debating the drought-plan legislation as soon as this week.

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A future elementary school site was approved in the Union Park Community by the DVUSD governing board during its Jan. 8 meeting.

This is a land exchange agreement between the United Services Automobile Association and the district to exchange parcels owned by Deer Valley Unified near 43rd Avenue and Alameda. It is approximately 14 acres.

The agreement obligates the district to build an elementary school on the Union Park parcel once the 200th new home closing is realized in the new development. The district will pledge the funds designated for a new school in the 2013 bond authorization to build this new school.

The district had a deadline of Jan. 11 which was 18 months to reach an agreement with USAA, otherwise they were not obli-gated to work with DVUSD.

DVUSD Deputy Superintendent Jim Migliorino explained the pros of the land exchange agreement as providing a useful school site in exchange for an existing parcel we have no intentions in using, addresses a need in a high growth area in the district with limited nearby school options to accom-modate students in the area and creates an opportunity to increase enrollment and draw students to this new school to help balance enrollment in the region.

The cons included requiring additional Maintenance & Override (M&O) dollars to operate an additional school and obligates the 2013 bond authorization to build the school.

Board member Ann O’Brien said this is a unique situation where there is land available and we need a school there. Board member Jenny Frank inquired about what the district has planned for the growth in the Western boundary, to which Migliorino said conversations are taking place about bringing before the board the potential to call for another bond election and include another elementary school.


DeerValleyBoardApprovesFutureUnionParkSchoolSiteBy Jennifer Jimenez for Independent Newsmedia

Arrowhead Elementary School is a Deer Valley Unified School District campus in Glendale. It was renovated with money from the 2013 bond authorization, which now has been used toward a land exchange agreement on a parcel in the Union Park community in North Phoenix. Credit: Independent Newsmedia

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Architecture firm billings growth softened in December but remained positive for the fifteenth consecutive month, accord-ing to a new report released from The American Institute of Architects (AIA).

AIA’s Architecture Billings Index (ABI) score for December was 50.4 compared to 54.7 in November. Despite the positive billings, a softening in growth was seen across several regions and sec-tors, as well as in project inquiries and design contracts.

“Given the concerns over the ongoing tariff situation, it is not surprising to see a bit of a slowdown in progress on current projects,” said AIA Chief Economist Kermit Baker, PhD, Hon. AIA. “Growing anxiety over unstable business conditions and the par-tial shutdown of the government may lead to further softening in the coming months.”

KeyDecemberABIHighlights:

• Regional averages: Midwest (56.3), Northeast (51.6), South (49.4), West (49.2)

• Sector index breakdown: institutional (53.1), commercial/industrial (51.2), mixed practice (50.2), multifamily residential (49.8)

• Project inquiries index: 55.6

• Design contracts index: 52.1Regional and sector categories above are calculated as a three-month moving average, whereas the national index, design con-tracts, and inquiries are monthly numbers. •

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Peoria officials are working on modern-izing the permitted land uses within Old Town to facilitate the revitalization of the area.

City Planner Randy Proch said the goal is to promote pedestrian activities and create economic niches within Old Town.

The planning and zoning commission unanimously recommended a city-initi-ated amendment to update the Old Town Mixed-Use District within the city’s zoning ordinance.

The council will consider the amendment at a later date.

Planning and Community Development Director Chris Jacques said the opening of a new 127KSF Maricopa Integrated Health System medical center, which will bring about 300 jobs to the area, could attract more businesses and residents to the area.

City officials hope the updates will pro-mote the following land uses:

High-quality office, storefront retail, restaurant and entertainment to integrate with various residential components in order to create an urban center where people live, work and entertain.

Developments that create a compacted pedestrian environment and promote pedestrian activities that would balance day and night uses.

Innovative integration of compatible uses through the conversion of existing build-ings and the development of new build-ings in a manner that fosters sensitive and sustainable site design and architectural style.

A number of city-led efforts have contin-ued over the years in order to carry on the revitalization of the Old Town area, and in particular within the original town plat area, according to a report.

“I’m glad to see we are getting a little more headway on the downtown area. We’ve bounced back and forth a couple times over the years,” Commissioner Jay Otlewski said.


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Peoria planning commissioners Jeff Nelson, Bryan Patterson and Joanna Conde consider updating the land uses in Old Town. City officials hope this will attract economic development. Credit: Philip Haldiman, Independent Newsmedia

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The city council here will leave it up to voters to decide whether they’ll pay a property tax for more police officers, firefighters and new parks.

The council on Wednesday voted unanimously to sched-ule a May 21 special election conducted solely by mail-in ballot.

San Luis City Administrator Tadeo De La Hoya said city officials expect to seek approval of a tax rate of $1.75 per $100 of assessed valua-tion, applied to residential, commercial and agricultural property. If OK’d, the tax would take effect in the new fiscal year that starts July 1.

City officials estimate the property tax would raise nearly $1.3M in additional revenue, with nearly $500K going toward the city’s gen-eral operations. About $800K would be applied toward

retiring $12M in bonds issued for initial development of a park, construction of a new police and fire department complex on the city’s growing east side, plus other city build-ing projects.

Mayor Gerardo Sanchez and council members said a prop-erty tax is the only way to pay

for new parks and athletic areas, more police officers and firefighters, and other needs created by the city’s rapid growth.

The projects financed with the $12M bond issue would include first phase develop-ment of a park at a cost of $2.3M, and construction of

the East Side Public Safety Complex, estimated to cost $8.2M.

If the property tax is not approved, Sanchez warned, the city won’t be able to meet the demand for parks and more public security.

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Talk of light rail running down Arizona Avenue in Chandler caused a stir in 2015, but the conversation is being broached again.

Community meetings on light rail and other high-capacity transit options to connect downtown Chandler to the cur-rent light-rail system in the southeast Valley began Wednesday night.

If light rail or another transit option is proposed, it would be years and millions of dollars before it came to fruition.

Mayor Kevin Hartke said the city would first have to propose a transportation tax, which would go before voters. That could be tough to sell.

CityEyesDowntownChandlerTransitOptionsThe Arizona Avenue Alternatives Analysis will look at ways to best meet the region's growing transportation needs, said Corinne Holliday, a Valley Metro spokeswoman.

Transit options could include:

• Light rail.

• Bus Rapid Transit.

• Modern streetcar.

• Expanding existing local bus service.City spokesman Jim Phipps said leaders will also look at whether a railroad track that cuts through the study area could be used as a commuter rail. Unlike light rail, commuter rail uses train tracks and is used to cover longer distances.

The study is slated to be completed in summer 2020 and costs $600K. Once the study is complete, the recommended mode of transportation and route will be presented for more input from the com-munity and elected officials, Holliday said.

Chandler will also explore whether to expand its bicycle and pedestrian options such as adding more bike lanes and cre-ating off-street trails that run along canal and utility corridors, Phipps said.

The next public meetings will be held:

• Jan. 28: 3-4 p.m. at the Chandler Environmental Education Center, 4050 E. Chandler Heights Road.

• Jan. 30: 6:30-7:30 p.m. at the Chandler Senior Center, 202 E. Boston St.


ChandlerExploringLightRailandOtherTransitOptionsBy Paulina Pineda for The Arizona Republic

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Driven by strong population growth, Phoenix registered the highest net absorption of medical office space among all U.S. metros between Q2 2017 and Q2 2018, according to a new report from CBRE.

This positive net absorption resulted in an improvement to Phoenix’s medical office vacancy rate, which ticked down 260 basis points to 14.7 percent, the largest vacancy rate decrease among all markets. More than half of the markets in the report recorded increased vacancy over the same period.

“Phoenix will continue with strong medical office demand to match the growing population,” said Kate Morris, with CBRE’s Healthcare Services Group in Phoenix. “Phoenix has several hospital systems constructing new hospitals, micro-hospitals or expand-ing their current hospitals. This has, in turn, led to new medical office buildings being constructed or con-templated. However, it’s important to note that new product, coupled with the trend of repurposing retail to medical office space, will continue to pull tenants from older, less attractive medical office space that will eventually need to be repur-posed.”

National Trends The U.S. outpatient care center sector has grown robustly in recent years as asking rents for medical office buildings continue to rise and health systems seek to provide a better patient experience at a lower cost.

The U.S. average asking rent reached its highest level on record in Q2 2018, rising 1.4 percent year-over-year to $22.90 per sq. ft., due to tight market conditions and the completion of new, high-quality space. Phoenix’s rent growth outpaced the U.S. average, rising 4.3 percent year-over-year to $24.30.

“Rents increased in two-thirds of the markets tracked by CBRE and grew fastest in some of the markets with the lowest vacancy rates, including Louisville, Seattle, Nashville, Manhattan and Indianapolis,” said Andrea Cross, Americas head of office research, CBRE.

In addition to rising rents, health systems have increas-ingly turned to lower-cost outpatient centers—which enable them to provide lower-cost services closer to where patients live—due to higher capital costs stemming from mergers and acquisitions and a surge in in employer-sponsored, high-deductible health plans requiring patients to pay larger out-of-pocket amounts.

The total number of out-patient centers grew more than 50 percent to approx-imately 41,000 from 2005 to 2016. Outpatient center employment has more than doubled since 2003, and grew 3.5 percent year-over-year in October 2018, com-pared with 2 percent annual growth in overall healthcare employment.

“Healthcare systems are increasingly catering to patients as consumers—rather than simply users—of healthcare services,” said Mark Lamp, executive man-aging director, Healthcare, CBRE. “They are creating outpatient facilities that provide a more ‘hotel-like’ experience—and at a lower cost than the more expen-sive hospital services—with technology-enabled check-in, abundant natural light and incorporated out-door spaces, and patient care concierges trained to support guests with any needs.”

Development TrendsMedical office development strongly correlates with population growth, with Phoenix, Houston, Dallas/Ft. Worth and Atlanta among the top markets for total completions from Q3 2017 to Q2 2018, along with Minneapolis/St. Paul, a leading healthcare cluster. Houston, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Atlanta, Chicago, the Inland Empire, Kansas City and Boston rank among

the top markets for square footage under construction. Phoenix saw 521KSF of medical office construction deliveries between Q3 2017 and Q2 2018 and 1.34MSF between 2010 and Q2 2018. The market had 22.3KSF of medical space under con-struction as of Q2 2018.

Capital Markets TrendsTrailing 12-month transac-tion volume decreased to just below $12B in Q2 2018 but remained not far off the cyclical high of $14.2B.

“Medical office properties have shifted from a specialty asset class to a core asset class,” said Chris Bodnar, vice chairman, Healthcare Capital Markets, CBRE. “Institutional and cross-bor-der investors have ramped up their medical office acquisition activity, with cross-border investors on pace to record their highest annual level of net acquisi-tions in at least a decade in 2018.” •

RobustPopulationGrowthSupportsHealthofPHXMedicalOfficeMarketSource: CBRE

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1 The Tucson office of Terracon presented a $10K check from its foundation to the University of Arizona College of Engineering.

The grant will be used to support graduate students studying Geotechnical and Civil Engineering.

2 Small Giants, LLC. was recognized by MarCom with 12 awards, including three platinum awards, five Gold awards and four Honorable

Mentions. The MarCom awards were administered and judged by the Association of Marketing and Communication Professionals.

3 Bryan Kuster, vice president of operations for McCarthy Building Cos Southwest was elected to the AZ Chamber of Commerce and Industry's Board of Directors.

GIVING BACK

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4 Magnum Companies is celebrating its 40th anniversary. Based in Phoenix, Magnum provides metal fabrication solutions for its clients in Arizona and around the country.

5 Mark-Taylor Companies has named Chris Brozina as the new Chief Executive Officer effective immediately. Brozina was most recently the executive vice president of Mark-Taylor Companies.

6 Douglas Stingelin, PE, QCxP, LEED AP has been appointed the newest member of the Board of Directors at GLHN Architects & Engineers Inc.

7 Alvarro Parra has been promoted to operations manager at RestorationHQ. He will oversee day-to-day field operations, scheduling, budgets, etc. as well as supervise a team of project managers.

8 AJ Thomas, AIA, ACHA, NCARB, LEED AP, EDAC was promoted to Principal at Corgan in Phoenix, with 18 years of architectural experience with an emphasis on healthcare spaces.


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9 Brian Rosella and Chris Medill have joined Kidder Mathews' Phoenix office, where they will specialize in land sales throughout Arizona. Rosella has been named a senior vice president and Medill has been named an associate with the firm.

10 Fennemore Craig PC has recently added Randy Jefferies as director to their team.

11 David McCann has joined DP Electric Inc. as a senior project manager and will be responsible for providing quality leadership by managing the operational and financial aspects of construction projects.

12 CBRE announced Geoff Turbow has joined the firm as First Vice President with Capital Markets, Investment Properties. Mr. Turbow will focus on representing private investors in the acquisition and disposition of office and industrial investment properties throughout Arizona.

13 Henderson Engineers announced they have hired J.D. Stephney as a new associate and project manager in their firm’s Phoenix office.

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City of Prescott - Design Services for Water Production & Intermediate Pump Stations Project.Due Date: 08/30/18Award Date: 01/22/19Reference # 18PWD030Click here for previously published RFQ list.The contract was awarded to Water Works Engineers, LLC in the amount of $2,277,072.00.

Maricopa County - On-Call Final Design Services for Rawhide Wash Flood Hazard Mitigation, Rawhide Wash: Jomax Rd to Pinnacle Peak Rd.Due Date: 10/17/18Award Date: 01/16/19Reference # 2018C015The contract was awarded to JE Fuller/Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc. in an amount not to exceed $1,300,000.00.

City of Avondale - Design Services for Senior & Resource Center.Due Date: 12/19/18Reference # NFS19-016Click here for previously published short list.This solicitation has been canceled.

Maricopa County - Construction Administration Services for Deer Valley Rd: El Mirage Rd to 109th Ave; & Olive Ave: SR 303L to Sarival Ave.Due Date: 01/17/19Reference # 2018-053; TT0248; 2018-056; TT0561 The following firms submitted qualifications:1. AECOM Technical Services, Inc.2. Ritoch-Powell & Associates3. Tristar Engineering & Management, Inc.4. WSP USA Inc.

Maricopa County - Design Services for Northern Pkwy: Agua Fria River to 99th Ave Scoping.Due Date: 09/19/18Award Date: 01/16/19Reference # 2018-036; TT0600; T018801L; MMA-0(280)DThe contract was awarded to Burgess & Niple, Inc. in an amount not to exceed $2,017,237.00.

ADOT - On-Call Appraisal Services, Right of Way Group, Statewide.

Due Date: 01/11/19

Reference # 2019-019

The following firms submitted qualifications:

1. Agave Realty Advisors LLC

2. Appraisal Technology LLC

3. Baker, Peterson, Baker & Associates, Inc.

4. Dennis L. Lopez & Associates, LLC

5. First Appraisal Services, PLC

6. Headquarters West Ltd

7. Helmer & Associates

8. Integra Realty Resources – Phoenix

9. James S. Bradley, LLC dba AXIA Real Estate Appraisers

10. Landpro Valuation, LLC

11. Nagy Property Consultants, Inc.

12. Paul Hendricks Real Estate Appraisal & Counseling

13. Sell & Associates, Inc.

14. SignValue

15. SITUS Real Estate Group, LLC

16. Southwest Appraisal Associates

17. Southwestern Ag Services, LLC

18. Strategic Valuation Group of Arizona

19. Wayne Harding & Associates Real Estate Appraisal & Consulting, Inc.

20. Weissenborn Appraisal, LLC

Phoenix Elementary School District - Architectural & Engineering Services, Districtwide.Due Date: 09/24/18Reference # 001-1819Contracts were awarded to the following firms:1. ADM Group, Inc.2. BWS Architects

Maricopa County - Design Professional & Construction Administration Services for Maricopa County Administration Building Re-Stack, Phoenix.Due Date: 10/23/18Award Date: 01/17/19Reference # 190035-ROQThe contract was awarded to Dekker/Perich/Sabatini.

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ADOT - On-Call Bridge Engineering, Assessment & Evaluation Services, Statewide.Due Date: 01/18/19Reference # 2019-0101. AECOM Technical Services, Inc.2. Burgess & Niple, Inc.3. HDR Engineering, Inc.4. Infrastructure Engineers, Inc.5. Premier Engineering Corporation6. Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.7. Structural Grace, Inc.Click here for RFQ list with sub consultants.

City of Yuma - Redevelopment of SW Corner of 16 St & 4th Ave.Due Date: 01/08/19Reference # 2019-20000078The following firm submitted a proposal:1. The Spencer Companies dba Hardknocks Limited Partnership

Maricopa County - JOC Contractor Services for Flood Control District of Maricopa County.Due Date: 09/11/18Award Date: 01/16/19Reference # 190008-JOCContracts were awarded to the following firms:1. Cactus Asphalt, A Division of Cactus Transportation, Inc.2. Nesbitt Contracting Company, Inc.3. Rummel Construction, Inc.4. SDB Contracting Services, Inc.

City of Yuma - JOC for Transportation Facilities Pathways & Pavements, Citywide.Due Date: 09/27/18Reference # 2019-20000036Click here for previously published RFQ list.Contracts were awarded to the following firms: 1. Cactus Asphalt, A Division of Cactus Transportation, Inc.2. Cemex Materials South, LLC3. DPE Construction, Inc.4. Sunland Asphalt5. SWP Contracting & Paving

ADOT - Sidewalk Improvements, Paradise Ln - 55th Ave to 59th Ave, Glendale.Due Date: 12/07/18Reference # CMAQ-GLN-0(256)T; T007001CClick here for previously published bid tabulation.The contract was awarded to DBA Construction, Inc. in the amount of $253,921.69.

City of Chandler - Arrowhead Meadows Park West Basin Improvements.Due Date: 11/20/18Award Date: 01/24/19Reference # PR1706.401; COCHA19-00008579The contract was awarded to AZ Western Contracting, Inc. in an amount not to exceed $332,985.50.

City of Chandler - Professional Services for Groundwater Monitoring & Risk Assessment, Site 7.Award Date: 01/24/19Reference # GG1702.108The contract was awarded to Ninyo & Moore in an amount not to exceed $51,334.00.

City of Chandler - Professional Services for Price Road Reclaimed Waterline & Wells Fargo Dr. Improvements.Award Date: 01/24/19Reference # WW1604.451;ST1802.451The contract was awarded to Wilson Engineers in an amount not to exceed $467,355.00.

City of Chandler - Professional Construction Management Services for Fire Station Well Equipping.Award Date: 01/24/19Reference # WA1521.452The contract was awarded to Dibble & Associates Consulting Engineers, Inc. dba Dibble Engineering, Inc. in an amount not to exceed $285,612.00.

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ADOT - Install Traffic Signal & Modify Median, Ruins Dr at SR87, Picacho-Coolidge-Chandler-Mesa Hwy (SR87).Due Date: 12/07/18Reference # HSIP-087-A(208)T; H883801CClick here for previously published bid tabulation.The contract was awarded to K.A.Z. Construction, Inc. in the amount of $545,000.00.

ADOT - Bridge Replacement, Laguna Creek Bridge STR #20088, Kayenta-Utah State Line Hwy (US 163).Due Date: 12/14/18Reference # STBG-BR 163-A(201)T; H845501CClick here for previously published bid tabulation.The contract was awarded to FNF Construction, Inc. in the amount of $9,508,303.62.

City of Prescott - Golf Course Bunker Renovation, Antelope Hills Golf Course.Due Date: 01/03/19Award Date: 01/22/19Reference # 2019-153The contract was awarded to Wadsworth Golf Construction in the amount of $38,110.00.

ADOT - Pavement Rehabilitation, Markham Wash - East 40B (WB), Kingman-Ashfork Hwy (I-40).Due Date: 01/18/19Reference # NHPP-STBGP-040-B(226)T; H893301CEngineer’s Estimate $15,997,898.301. Fisher Sand & Gravel Co. dba Southwest Asphalt Paving

$13,444,444.442. FNF Construction, Inc. $14,041,054.033. Fann Contracting, Inc. $14,430,816.84

ADOT - Chip Seal, Miguel Rd - Front St, Tucson-Oracle Jct, Globe Hwy (SR 77).Due Date: 01/18/19Reference # 077-A-NFA; M699201CEngineer’s Estimate $1,065,045.00 1. Southern Arizona Paving & Construction Co. $1,019,421.002. Earth Resources Corporation $1,078,034.753. Sunland Asphalt $1,099,694.824. VSS International, Inc. $1,109,000.005. Cactus Transport, Inc. $1,183,159.85

ADOT - Chip Seal Coat, SR96, Bagdad-Hillside Jct; SR97, US93-SR96.Due Date: 12/07/18Reference # STP-999-A(519)T; F004801CClick here for previously published bid tabulation.The contract was awarded to Earth Resources Corporation in the amount of $2,269,602.05.

ADOT - Bridge Rehabilitation, Virgin River Bridges #2, #4 & #5, Mesquite-Littlefield-North Hwy (I-15).Due Date: 12/14/18Reference # NHPP-015-A(212)T; H881201CClick here for previously published bid tabulation.The contract was awarded to Fisher Sand & Gravel Co. dba Southwest Asphalt Paving in the amount of $6,375,000.00.

La Paz County - Riverside Drive Mill & Overlay Project.Due Date: 01/02/19Reference # 100061330All bids were rejected.

City of Yuma - 1st Ave Improvements - 16th St to Orange Ave.Due Date: 01/15/19Reference # 2019-200000791. Cemex Construction Materials South, LLC $3,810,400.002. DPE Construction, Inc. $4,731,540.00

ADOT - Microsurface Application, Johnson Rd - Red Bird Hills, Benson - Steins Pass Hwy, I-10.Due Date: 01/18/19Reference # 010-A-NFA; M698901CEngineer’s Estimate $1,748,001.001. Southwest Slurry Seal, Inc. $1,731,271.292. VSS International, Inc. $1,738,120.003. Intermountain Slurry Seal, Inc. $1,988,466.40

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ADOT - Fog Coat, US60, SR74, I-10.Due Date: 01/18/19Reference # 999-A-NFA; M699801CEngineer’s Estimate $1,093,495.801. Earth Resources Corporation $1,049,808.002. Cactus Transport, Inc. $1,114,827.303. FNF Construction, Inc. $1,279,897.80

Department of the Navy - IDIQ MACC New Construction, Renovation & Repair of Dry Utilities Projects at Various Government Installations, CA, AZ, NV, UT, CO & NM.Due Date: 10/10/17Award Date: 01/17/19Reference # N6247317R4620Contracts were awarded to the following firms in a maximum combined amount of $249,000,000.00:1. Fortis Nova A Joint Venture LLC2. Galindo Electric, Inc.3. Power Pro Plus, Inc.4. Souza Construction, Inc.5. Synergy Electric Company, Inc.6. Tri-Technic, Inc.

ADOT - Construct SR 303L, Phase III ITS: US60 to I-17, Bob Stump Memorial Pkwy.Due Date: 12/14/18Reference # CMAQ-303-A(225)T; F001301CClick here for previously published bid tabulation.The contract was awarded to CS Construction, Inc. in the amount of $3,914,269.00.

City of Prescott - CMAR Services for Water Production & Intermediate Pump Stations Project.Due Date: 08/30/18Award Date: 01/22/19Reference # 18PWD029Click here for previously published RFQ list.The contract was awarded to Fann Environmental/Fann Contracting Joint Venture in the amount of $324,585.00.

Town of Queen Creek - Empire Road Water & Transmission Line.Due Date: 12/05/18Reference # 19-015Click here for previously published bid tabulation.The contract was awarded to Garney Companies, Inc.

City of Chandler - Price Road Reclaimed Waterline & Wells Fargo Dr Improvements.Due Date: 12/20/18Award Date: 01/24/19Reference # WW1604.401; ST1802.401; COCHA19-00008593Click here for previously published bid tabulation.The contract was awarded to Achen-Gardner Construction, LLC in an amount not to exceed $2,817,000.00.

ADOT - Pavement Rehabilitation, Stanford Dr: SR61 to Resa Ranch Rd, Apache County.Due Date: 01/18/19Reference # STP-AAP-0(205)T; T004401CEngineer’s Estimate $651,907.201. Hatch Construction & Paving, Inc. $493,655.752. Sunland Asphalt $538,175.003. Show Low Construction, Inc. $564,771.24

ADOT - Chip Seal, US95 & SR85 - Southwest District.

Due Date: 01/18/19

Reference # 999-A-NFA; M699301C

Engineer’s Estimate $1,561,653.32

1. Cactus Transport, Inc. $1,627,948.14

2. Earth Resources Corporation $1,634,600.88

3. Intermountain Slurry Seal, Inc. $1,780,003.14

4. VSS International, Inc. $1,819,000.00

City of Page - Construction Services for Grandview Knoll Improvements Project.

Award Date: 01/23/19

The contract was awarded to Lake Powell Construction & Development utilizing the Coconino County Cooperative Purchasing Contract RFQ-2018-104.

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https://www.chandleraz.gov/sites/default/files/purchasing/WW1604_401_ST1802_401_Publish.pdf

City of Flagstaff - Utilities Well & Pump Maintenance.Due Date: 01/22/19Reference # 2019-351. Empire Pump Corp $521,295.002. The Pump Company $626,300.003. Weber Water Resources $838,995.004. Southwest Waterworks Contractors $1,005,800.005. Layne Christensen Company $1,066,230.006. KP Ventures Well Drilling & Pump Co. LLC $1,175,860.00

Department of the Army - Facilities Operations Support Services, Fort Huachuca.Due Date: 10/12/18Award Date: 01/22/19Reference # W9124A18R0018; W9124A-19-C-0002The contract was awarded to Facility Services Management, Inc. in the amount of $13,241,456.00.

City of Mesa - Tree Pruning, Removal & Other Related Services, Various Locations, Citywide.Due Date: 10/16/18Reference # 2019033Click here for previously published RFP list.The contract is recommended to be awarded to West Coast Arborists, Inc. in the amount of $635,742 annually with an annual increase allowance of up to 5% or the adjusted Consumer Price Index on 1/28/19.

City of Phoenix - Low/Medium Voltage Electrical Equipment Testing, Calibration & Repair Services, Aviation, Public Works & Water Services Departments.Due Date: 09/14/18Reference # RFQu-1819-WWT-182Contracts were awarded to the following firms in an aggregate amount not to exceed $7,900,000.00:1. ABM Electrical Power Services, LLC 2. Corbins Service Electric, LLC3. Electric Power Systems International, Inc.4. Southwest Energy Systems, LLC5. Western Electrical Services, Inc.

Valley Metro - Operations and Maintenance Center Expansion Design-Build Services.Due Date: 11/21/17 (yes, 2017)Award Date: 01/17/19Reference # 17023-OMCEThe contract was awarded to Hensel Phelps in an amount not to exceed $90,900,000.00.

Maricopa County Community College District (MCCCD) - UAS/UAV Training Center & Test Cells, William Campus of Chandler Gilbert Community College.Due Date: 12/14/18Award Date: 01/22/19Reference # 3435-21. Caruso Construction, Inc. $989,200.002. Stratton Builders $1,014,000.003. Adolfson & Peterson Construction $1,166,000.004. Baker|Copeland $1,192,652.005. Straight Arrow Contracting $1,194,700.006. TSG Constructors $1,332,000.007. Octane Construction Co. $1,350,696.008. Builders Guild, Inc. $1,390,297.00The contract was awarded to Caruso Construction, Inc. in the amount of $989,200.00.

Town of Florence - Brush, Bail, Clean, Video, Perforate & Install new Casing, Well #4.Award Date: 01/22/19Reference # WU-84The contract was awarded to Coolidge Engine & Pump, LLC in an amount not to exceed $42,527.58.

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City of Phoenix - Boiler System Chemical Treatment & Testing Services, 23rd Ave WWTP & 91st Ave WWTP.Due Date: 11/14/18Award Date: 01/23/19Reference # IFB-1819-WWT-110 (LK)1. International Chemtex Corporation $11,880.002. Western Waters Technologies Inc. $15,540.00The contract was awarded to International Chemtex Corporation in an amount not to exceed $75,000.00.

City of Phoenix - Gamewell Fire Alarm System Testing, Inspection, Maintenance, Repair, Design & Modification Services, Phoenix Convention Center.Due Date: 11/27/18Reference # PCC IFB 19-006The contract was awarded to Metro Fire Equipment, Inc. in an aggregate amount not to exceed $750,000.00.

Tempe School District - Painting Services, Districtwide.Due Date: 12/06/18Reference # 19-16-23Contracts were awarded to the following firms: 1. A & H Painting, Inc.2. Bullseye Painting Company LLC3. Fabiani Painting & Decorating, LLC4. Ghaster Painting & Coatings, Inc.5. Riddle Painting & Coatings6. Simpson Walker Contracting Corp7. Skyline Builders & Restoration, Inc.

Apache County - New Roof, Jail/Sherriff’s Building.Award Date: 01/02/19Reference # 201902The contract was awarded to Quality 1st Roofing in the amount of $205,373.00.

Town of Parker - Well No. 7 Maintenance & Rehabilitation Project.Due Date: 01/09/19Award Date: 01/15/19Click here for previously published bid tabulation.The contract was awarded to The Pump Company, LLC.

City of Tempe - Fire Alarm & Extinguisher Testing, Upgrades & Repairs.Due Date: 11/14/18Reference # 19-092The contract was awarded to Metro Fire Equipment, Inc.

City of Phoenix - Parts, Installation & Services for Direct Current Battery Plant, Various Locations, Citywide.Due Date: 11/16/18Award Date: 01/23/19Reference # 19-020The contract was awarded to Power Product Services, Inc. in an aggregate amount not to exceed $1,250,000.00.

Maricopa County Community College District - Annual Chiller Maintenance Services, Various Central Plant Chillers, Districtwide.Due Date: 11/29/18Award Date: 01/22/19Reference # 3434-2The contract was awarded to Johnson Controls, Inc.

Tucson Unified School District - Inspection, Parts & Repairs Services for Fire Sprinklers, Kitchen Hoods, & Fire Alarm Systems, Districtwide.Due Date: 12/07/18Reference # 19-58-C23The contract was awarded to Siemens Industry Inc.

City of Phoenix - Sport Turf Maintenance, Various Locations, Citywide.Due Date: 12/14/18Reference # 19-054The following firms submitted a bid:1. Sports Turf Services Click here for bid tabulation with unit pricing.



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https://www.phoenix.gov/financesite/TabulationsAndAwards/IFB 19-054.pdf

Town of Parker - Well No. 7 Maintenance & Rehabilitation Project.Due Date: 01/09/19Award Date: 01/15/19Click here for previously published bid tabulation.The contract was awarded to The Pump Company, LLC.

ADOT - Highway Landscaping Services for Loop 202; Santan, Power to Frye Rd.Due Date: 01/16/19Reference # BPM000482The following firms submitted proposals:1. Handyman Maintenance Inc.2. Reyes & Sons Landscaping LLC3. Tony's Lawn Management

ADOT - Chiller Equipment Preventative Maintenance & Repair, 13 Locations, Phoenix & Tucson.Due Date: 01/17/19Reference # BPM000269The following firms submitted bids:1. Tolin Mechanical Systems Co.2. Trane US Inc.t

Maricopa County - HVAC Upgrades, Flood Control Building.Due Date: 01/22/19Reference # 190061-DBB1. Pueblo Mechanical & Controls, Inc. $1,427,180.002. UNI-TECH $2,092,108.00

Town of Sahuarita - Repair of Lake Wall, Sahuarita Lake Park.Award Date: 01/28/19The contract is recommended to be awarded to Borderland Construction Company, Inc. in an amount not to exceed $82,843.63.

ADOT - Highway Landscaping Services for Loop 202; Santan, Frye to Gilbert Rd.Due Date: 01/16/19Reference # BPM000483The following firms submitted proposals:1. Artistic Land Management, Inc.2. Handyman Maintenance Inc.3. Reyes & Sons Landscaping LLC4. Tony's Lawn Management

Town of Florence - Purchase & Installation of an Advanced Metering Infrastructure System.Due Date: 01/16/19The following firms submitted proposals:1. Core & Main2. Cox2M3. Ferguson Waterworks4. Fortiline Waterworks Inc.5. Mountain States Pipe & Supply6. Teresa Woods

Maricopa County - Multi-Property Rehab, 10 Properties, Countywide.Due Date: 01/18/19Reference # 2018-12-002The following firm submitted a proposal:1. Absolute Comfort

City of Chandler - Maintenance, Repair, & Operational Supplies.Award Date: 01/24/19The contract was awarded to Grainger, Inc. in an amount not to exceed $250,000.00 utilizing the National Intergovernmental Purchasing Alliance Company Contract #141003.

City of Mesa - Purchase & Replacement/Upgrade of Electronic Message Display, Mesa Convention Center.Award Date: 01/28/19The contract is recommended to be awarded to YESCO LLC in the amount of $71,685.00 utilizing the City of Peoria Cooperative Contract #ACON29214D.



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City of Phoenix - Supply & Deliver Traffic Signal Control Cabinets, Signal Shop, 2141 E. Jefferson St.Due Date: 12/14/18Award Date: 01/23/19Reference # 18-265The contract was awarded to Econolite Control Products, Inc. in an aggregate amount not to exceed $6,300,000.00.

City of Mesa - Supply & Deliver Dust Palliative/Stabilizer & Related Items, Various Job Sites, Citywide.Due Date: 01/17/19Reference # 2019051EarthCare Consultants, LLC $422,000.00

ADOT - Supply & Deliver Asphalt Cold Patching Materials, Unique Paving Materials, Aquapatch & Aquaphalt, Various ADOT Maintenance Yards, Statewide.Due Date: 01/22/19Reference # BPM000519The following firms submitted bids: 1. Pavement Sealants & Supply, Inc.2. Superior Supply, Inc.

City of Chandler - Supply Bay Doors.Award Date: 01/24/19The contract was awarded to DH Pace Company, Inc. in an amount not to exceed $99,998.28 utilizing the Mohave Educational Services Cooperative, Inc. Contract #16G-DHP-0916.

Yavapai County - Supply & Deliver Signs, Sign Posts, & Related Hardware & Accessories, Yavapai County Public Works, Prescott.Due Date: 12/20/18Reference # 1822869The following firms submitted bids:1. American Highway Solutions, LLC2. Centerline Supply West, Inc.3. Interwest Safety Supply, LLC4. Osburn Associates, Inc.5. Roadsafe Traffic Systems6. Safeway Sign Company7. Trafficade Signs & sales, Inc.8. Xcessories Squared Southwest, Inc.9. Zumar Industries, Inc.Click here for bid tabulation with unit pricing.The contract is scheduled to be awarded to all bidders on 2/6/19.

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1 FatCats Entertainment started con-struction on a new 64.1KSF family entertainment center at 5740 E. Longbow Marketplace, Mesa. The $11.5M project will include eight theaters, 20 bowling lanes, arcade, nine-hole glow in the dark mini golf, party room, virtual reality area, bar and restaurant. TK International is the architect and A.R. Mays is the general contractor. Construction is expected to be complete in November.

2 Park 10 Development started con-struction on Park 10 Shops B at 10321 W. McDowell Rd, Avondale. The project includes construction of an 8.1KSF shell for a Portillo’s restaurant and four acres of site work. Butler Design Group is the architect and A.R. Mays Construction is the general contractor. Construction is expected to be com-plete in July.

3 Estrella by Newland Communities has broken ground on its newest village, a 617-acre master-planned development named Lucero. The project is slated to open in spring 2019. Swaback Partners is the architect on the project.

4 The Arizona Department of Transportation began construction this month on the $10M I-10 improve-ment project west of I-17, including the addition of a new westbound lane to improve traffic flow between 35th and 43rd avenues. The project includes improvements to signals and ramps at cross street-level pedestrian crosswalks along the I-10 corridor. Work is sched-uled for completion by fall 2019.

5 A topping off event was held on Jan. 22 for the Block 23 development at First and Jefferson streets in downtown Phoenix. When the project opens later this year, it will mark the culmination of 15 years of work for RED Development in downtown Phoenix.

6 The restoration of the former Monti’s La Casa Vieja restaurant has been underway for about six months, a process that will eventually transform the home into an office space. The rehabilitation is part of an agreement between the city and Hines Interests LP and Cousins Properties Inc. In June, the interior adobe is expected to be complete and work will begin on the exterior of the building.

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8 Estrella Medical Plaza II, the newest building on the Banner Estrella Medical Center campus, is now complete and a grand opening ceremony was held on Jan. 23. The Class A, four-story, 64KSF medical space at the SEC of Thomas

Rd and the Loop 101 Freeway in west Phoenix, is already approximately 40 percent leased.

9 Italian nylon fiber manufacturer Aquafil opened its first carpet recycling facility in Phoenix. The new 116KSF building has the capacity to turn 36M pounds of old carpets into raw material annually.

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https://roselawgroupreporter.com/2019/01/estrella-breaks-ground-on-new-617-acre-village-in-the-goodyear-mpc/

https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2019/01/22/block-23-development-downtownon-track-for-year-end.html?

https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2019/01/22/interior-restoration-proceeds-in-former-montis.html?

https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2019/01/22/interior-restoration-proceeds-in-former-montis.html?

https://www.arizonafoothillsmagazine.com/in-house/properties/15-8-million-arts-development-opens-in-mesa

https://azbigmedia.com/estrella-medical-plaza-ii-opens-on-banner-campus/

https://www.environmentalleader.com/2019/01/aquafil-american-carpet-recycling/?utm_source=Avison+Young+Arizona+Main+List&utm_campaign=63e0f16720-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2019_01_22_04_32&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_4072258f3b-63e0f16720-154696849

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AAEDFEB.8- Cornhole Tournament

ABA FEB.14-Legal Rountable: Arizona Lien Law Lollapalooza

FEB.21-Lean Construction Unit 3: Lean Workstructuring

FEB.21- Lean Construction Unit 4: The Last Planner® System

FEB.22-Chairman's Installation Dinner & auction

ACT AZJAN.26- Poker Run

ACECJAN.28 - ACEC/City of Phoenix Liaison Meeting: City of Phoenix Aviation Department Update

AIAFEB.8-9-2019 AIA Taliesin Colloquium

ASA AZJAN.31-Member 2 Member: Contractors Capital Solutions - Understanding Your Cash Flow Options

FEB.6-Member 2 Member: Capital One Spark - Revenue Stream Through Payables

FEB.21-ASA Networking Mixer

AZ BIZJAN.29-Workforce Event: 2019 Economic Forecast & projected Workforce Trends

AZ WATER ASSOCIATION FEB.12-Water Treatment Seminar

NAWICFEB.26- Membership & Guest Meeting, Guest Speaker - Filomena Cornelio, Resolution Copper Mines, Rio Tinto's Amrun Project, Update on Shaft 9 & 10

REIAC FEB.6- REIAC Fireside Chat - An Evening with kevin Knight and Jerry Moyes

SMPS MAR. 21 - Creating Client Personas as Part of your Content Marketing

THE REFERENCE LIBRARYBreakfast and Lunch Series

FEB.6- Architectural Insulated Metal Wall Panels

FEB.13- Sound Masking Basics

FEB.20 - Design Impacts on Senior Living Healthcare

FEB.27 - The Application and Finishing of Gypsum Wallboard

FEB.14 - Adhered Masonry Veneer Performance Installation Systems

FEB.28 - The Value of Paint

USGBCJAN.29 - USGBC Arizona New Year Networking & Happy Hour

YAVAPIFEB.27-Yavapai County Qualified Opportunity Zones Investment and Development Forum


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FEB.6-Leading Market Series: Higher Education

APR.4 - Leading Market Series: Mixed-Use

MAY7- SAVE THE DATE - 2019 Private Development Summit

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SAVE THE DATEMAR. 9 - 8th Annual Run For World Water

MAR.14- ADOT DBE & Small Business Transportation Expo

https://www.aaed.com/event/cornhole2019

https://www.azbuilders.org/events/legal-roundtable-arizona-lien-law-lollapalooza/

https://www.azbuilders.org/events/legal-roundtable-arizona-lien-law-lollapalooza/

https://www.azbuilders.org/events/lean-construction-unit-3-lean-workstructuring-7/

https://www.azbuilders.org/events/lean-construction-unit-3-lean-workstructuring-7/

https://www.azbuilders.org/events/lean-construction-unit-4-the-last-planner-system-7/

https://www.azbuilders.org/events/lean-construction-unit-4-the-last-planner-system-7/

https://www.azbuilders.org/events/chairmans-installation-dinner-auction/

https://www.azbuilders.org/events/chairmans-installation-dinner-auction/

http://www.actaz.net/upcoming%20events.html

https://www.cvent.com/c/express/2783ca74-4ed7-49b1-868e-6b57df90fd5a

https://www.cvent.com/c/express/2783ca74-4ed7-49b1-868e-6b57df90fd5a

https://www.aia.org/events/6072178-2019-aia-taliesin-colloquium-

https://www.asa-az.org/blog/events/member-2-member-contractors-capital-solutions-understanding-your-cash-flow-options/



https://www.asa-az.org/blog/events/member-2-member-capital-one-spark-revenue-stream-through-payables/



https://www.asa-az.org/blog/events/asa-networking-mixer-5/

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/workforce-event-2019-economic-forecast-projected-workforce-trends-tickets-51526284504?ref=enivtefor001&invite=MTU2MjA0ODkvZXZlbnRzQGF6YmV4LmNvbS8w%0A&utm_source=eb_email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=inviteformalv2&utm_term=attend



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RFP-0314-D1 RFP Gila River Indian Community - Design Services for District 1 Road Improvement Project. Contact: Cathy Lopez, Contract Specialist, at 520-796-3966 or [email protected]. First published on 12/28

1/7/19 9am

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1/25/19 2pm MST

2018-061-064 On-Call Maricopa County - Questionnaire for On-Call Surveying Utility Location Services, Countywide. Contact: Suzi Williams at [email protected] or Cindy Slaughter, Contract Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 1/15

Link

1/29/19 11am

90-19-136-RFP RFP Maricopa Integrated Health System (MIHS) - Energy Consulting Services. The work consists of serving as an Energy Procurement Consultant, including advising on contract terms & conditions, soliciting quotations from suppliers, & supporting MIHS in determining & implementing measures to cut & control municipal energy usage. Contact: Mary Hammer at 602-344-1403 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4

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1/29/19 2pm

List RFP-0315-TPD RFP Gila River Indian Community - Pre-Development Services for Gila River Fire Station #426 Addition, Laveen. The work consists of pre-development/programming services for a 3K-4KSF addition to an existing fire station. Contact: Valerie Bustos, Contract Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 1/8 & added sign-in sheet on 1/22

1/11/19 10am

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1/29/19 4pm

List 1900005; HSIP PPM-0(235)D; T0020403D

RFQ Pima County - Design Engineering Services for Skyline Dr at Sunrise Dr Intersection Improvements. No DBE Goal established. Contact: Matthew Sage, Procurement Officer, at [email protected]. First published on 1/8 & added sign-in sheet on 1/18

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Project Solicitations

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

Utilities, Commercial, Sub bids, Alterations & Maintenance, and Products & Equipment.Solicitations are listed by their Due Date and the Darker Color Shade indicates solicitations New or Revised in this Issue.

CMAR - Construction Manager at RiskDND - Did not DiscloseDB - Design Build

DBB - Design Bid BuildIDIQ - Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity

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

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

DESIGN / CONSULTANT / PLANNING / INSPECTION Includes Design, Construction Administration, Inspection, Master Planning, Surveying, and

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http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/RFP-0314-D1-Road-Improvement.pdf

https://www.bidsync.com/bidsync-app-web/vendor/links/BidDetail.xhtml?bidid=2036694

https://www.mihs.org/about-mihs/procurement/Open-Solicitations

http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/RFP-0315-TPD-Pre-proposal-Sign-in-Sheet.pdf

http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/RFP-0315-TPD-FD-Addition-Pre-Development.pdf

http://webcms.pima.gov/UserFiles/Servers/Server_6/File/Government/Procurement/Design%20and%20Construction%20Solicitations/Active/1900005%20Pre-Bid%20Sign%20In%20Sheet.pdf

http://webcms.pima.gov/cms/One.aspx?portalId=169&pageId=90764

1/30/19 10am

List FY19-086-04 RFP City of Phoenix - On-Call Environmental Review Contractors Experienced in U.S. Dept of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Environmental Assessments &/or HUD/NEPA Site-Specific Environmental Reviews. Contact: Chuck Garvey, Procurement Officer, at 602-262-4927 or [email protected]. First published on 1/8 & added sign-in sheet on 1/22

1/15/19 1:30pm

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1/30/19 3pm MST

List PD 19-050; PL 1161

RFQ City of Avondale - Design Services for Police Property & Evidence Room Expansion. The work consists of design services for a 19KSF, 2-story building expansion. Log-In Required. Contact: Tiffany Copp, Procurement Administrator, at 623-333-4213 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11 & added sign-in sheet on 1/18

1/16/19 9am MST

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1/30/19 3pm

2019120 RFP City of Mesa - Consultant Services for Five Year Consolidated Plan for HUD Program. Contact: Jess Romney, Procurement Officer, at 480-644-5798 or [email protected] or Evan Karl, Procurement Specialist, at 480-644-2356 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

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1/31/19 2pm

<$17.5M List 6982AF- 18R000004

IDIQ Department of Transportation - IDIQ for Full Service Design for Central Federal Lands Highway Division projects, AZ, CA, CO, HI, KS, NE, NM, NV, ND, OK, SD, TX, UT, WY. Partial Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Sheri Muehl, Contracting Officer, at 720-963-3351 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 10/2 & moved to open solicitations on 12/18

Link

1/31/19 2pm

CP0878; IIDIS-808 RFQ City of Mesa - Design Services for Oakwood Creative Care Facility Improvements, Red Mountain Multigenerational Center. The work consists of design services for renovations to an existing 2,500 SF space. Contact: Maggie Smith, Engineering Department, at [email protected]. First published on 1/8

None Link

1/31/19 3pm MST

RFP City of San Luis - General Plan Update. Contact: Jose A. Guzman, Director or Planning & Zoning, at 928-341-8563 or [email protected]. First published on 1/8

1/10/19 2pm MST

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1/31/19 5pm MST

RFP Navajo Tribal Utility Authority - Engineering Services for Crownpoint & Dilkon Substations, AZ & NM. Contact: Shelly E. Cleveland, Contract Administrator, at 928-729-6401 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15

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https://www.phoenix.gov/solicitations/1800

http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Sign-in-sheet-1.16.19.pdf

https://vrapp.vendorregistry.com/Bids/View/Bid/4f9d3fa1-414e-4a52-b644-2718e6626c38

https://www.mesaaz.gov/Home/Components/RFP/RFP/2489/2609

https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=46510921583f2f45396ed69db5e16bf9&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=46510921583f2f45396ed69db5e16bf9&_cview=0

https://www.mesaaz.gov/business/engineering/architectural-engineering-design-opportunities

http://www.publicnoticeads.com/az/search/view.asp?T=PN&id=31/1032019_25160851.htm

http://www.ntua.com/rfp.html

2/1/19 12pm

$6.7M List AV41000077 FAA; 6000000664

RFQ City of Phoenix - Design Services for New Apron & Taxiway Connector, Goodyear Airport. Contact: Michael N. Soto III, Contract Specialist, at 602-273-3488 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15 & added sign-in sheet on 1/22

1/17/19 11am

Link

2/1/19 2pm MST

RFQ Town of Florence - Professional Services for Redevelopment Plan Update 2019. Contact: Larry Harmer, Project Manager, at 520-868-7542 or [email protected]. First published on 12/21

1/10/19 10am Mand.

Link

2/1/19 4pm MST

CDD-19-13; 6096458

RFP Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community - Residential Appraisal Services, Communitywide. Contact: Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community at 480-362-2648 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

Link

2/1/19 5pm MST

RFP Navajo Tribal Utility Authority - 2019 Biological Survey for Misc. Projects. Contact: Shelly E. Cleveland, Contract Administrator, at 928-729-6401 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

Link

2/1/19 5pm MST

RFP Navajo Tribal Utility Authority - 2019 Cultural Resource Services for Misc. Projects. Contact: Shelly E. Cleveland, Contract Administrator, at 928-729-6401 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

Link

2/1/19 5pm MST

RFP Navajo Tribal Utility Authority - 2019 Engineering Services for Misc. Projects. Contact: Shelly E. Cleveland, Contract Administrator, at 928-729-6401 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

Link

2/4/19 4pm

RFQ Yuma International Airport - Professional Services for the Development of a Shared-Use Airfield Master Plan for Yuma International Airport & Marine Corp Station, Yuma. Contact: Mark Workman, Project Manager, at 928-726-5882 or Yuma Airport at [email protected]. First published on 1/11

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http://www.florenceaz.gov/rfp-detail/?id=74

https://qap.questcdn.com/qap/projects/prj_browse/ipp_browse.html?&group=5753689&provider=5753689&projbrowse=true&jobNo=6096458&rowId=6096458&projType=all




https://flyyuma.com/rfq.html

http://redd-inc.com

2/5/19 3pm MT

List 2019-55 RFQ City of Flagstaff - Professional Services for Materials Testing. The work consists of materials laboratory testing & field sampling for infrastructure improvements. Contact: Matthew Luhman at 928-213-2278 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15

1/22/19 3pm MT

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2/6/19 2pm

RFQ Navajo Nation Capital Project Management Department - A/E Design Services for New Senior Center, Tuba City. Contact: Edward Preston at 928-871-6739 or [email protected]. First published on 1/8

Link

2/6/19 3pm

RFQ Seven Ranches Domestic Water Improvement District - Design Services for Water Main Extension, City of Maricopa. The work consists of design services for a 537 LF 12-in diameter water main extension to the public water system. Contact: William E. Collings, District Engineer, at 520-836-5501 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4

Link

2/6/19 3pm

<$80K 19-4684 RFP City of Goodyear - Bike & Pedestrian Path Shade Study. The work consists of conducting an audit of the City’s current shaded paths/sidewalks inventory, including recommendations on how to increase shade. Contact: Russ Welborn, Procurement Specialist, at 623-882-7879 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

None Link

2/7/19 2pm

CP0880 RFQ City of Mesa - Design Services for The Studios @ Mesa City Center. The work consists of design services for the complete renovation of an existing 26,500 SF building to accommodate multi-tenant occupancy. Contact: Maggie Smith, Engineering Department, at [email protected]. First published on 1/18

1/30/19 9am

Link

2/15/19 2pm

20110146 RFQ Tucson Airport Authority - Design Professional Services/Engineer for Drainage Channel & Dike Design, Ryan Airfield Environs, Tucson. Contact: Sylvia Granillo at [email protected]. First published on 1/18

1/29/19 10am

Link

2/21/19 5pm MST

RFQ Navajo Nation Capital Project Management Department - A/E Design Services for New Public Restroom, Navajo Nation Zoo, Window Rock. The work consists of design services for a new ADA compliant restroom facility that includes separate men’s & women’s restrooms & a smaller family restroom. Contact: Edward Preston, Architect, at 928-871-6734. First published on 1/15

1/24/19 10am MST

Link

2/27/19 2pm

<$1M On-Call City of Mesa - On-Call Consulting/Engineering Services for Airport Projects, Falcon Field Airport. Contact: Heather Sneddon, Engineering Department, at [email protected]. First published on 1/22

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Request Type


Link

https://www.planetbids.com/portal/portal.cfm?CompanyID=27606&BidID=57429

https://www.planetbids.com/portal/portal.cfm?CompanyID=27606&BidID=57429



http://www.goodyearaz.gov/government/departments-divisions-a-z/finance/procurement-office/solicitations-for-bids-proposals


https://www.flytucson.com/taa/business/bids-rfps/



3/4/19 3:30pm MST

List P450 RFQ Town of Prescott Valley - Parks & Recreation Master Plan 2019. Log-In Required. Contact: Bill Osborne at 928-759-3083 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

1/31/19 1:30pm

Link

6/30/19 6pm

181002 RFP City of Sedona - FY 18-19 Consultant List. Contact: Public Works at 928-204-7111. First published on 10/5

Link

12/31/19 COB

<$500K ARFQ ASU - 2019 Annual Request for Qualifications for Facility Related Professional Services. Contact: [email protected]. First published on 12/11

Link

On-going #APR-2018 LOI Yuma County - Consultant Register Program. Contact: Sami Ayoub at 928-817-5121 or [email protected]. First published on 5/1

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https://www.publicpurchase.com/gems/prescottvalley,az/bid/invitation/planHolderList?bidId=106982&type=planHolder

https://www.publicpurchase.com/gems/prescottvalley,az/bid/bidView?bidId=106982

http://www.sedonaaz.gov/Home/Components/RFP/RFP/84/1298

https://cfo.asu.edu/construction-facilities-bid-board

http://www.yumacountyaz.gov/Home/Components/RFP/RFP/159/663

http://azbex.com/bex-rebrand/

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RFP/RFQ Project # Request Type

Owner - Project Description Pre-Proposal

Link

1/31/19 4pm

RFP City of Benson - Land Leases of Aircraft Hangars on Pad E-2 for Construction of Individual Aircraft Hangars, Benson Municipal Airport. The project consists of leasing land & constructing hangars at the Benson Municipal Airport. Contact: Bradley J. Hamilton at 520-586-2245 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11 & revised pre-bid date on 1/18

1/22/19 3pm REVISED

Link

2/4/19 2pm

List CFI FY19-086-1 CFI City of Phoenix - Call for Interest for Acquisition/Rehabilitation or New Construction of Affordable Rental Housing. The project consists of providing quality, supportive housing for homeless or special needs populations. Contact: David Wisniewski, Procurement Officer, at 602-261-8619 or [email protected]. First published on 11/27 & added sign-in sheet on 12/11

11/30/18 9am

Link

6/28/19 11am REVISED

RFP-CED17-DD RFP City of Phoenix - 2017-2018 Downtown Development. The work consists of the opportunity to privately develop, finance, construct, and manage urban and mixed-use development and redevelopment projects within the Downtown Redevelopment Area. Contact: Gretchen Wolfe at [email protected]. First published on 7/7 & revised due date on 11/10 & 5/8

Link

Open Until Proposal Selected

2017-001 RFP City of Somerton - Sale or Lease of Properties, 110 N. State Ave & 150 W. Main St (Old City Hall Site, Parcels 743-62-210, 211, & 212). It is the City’s intent for the Developer/Buyer to add value to the property located at the retail core of Downtown Somerton. The property is ideal for a restaurant/bar, retail, or hotel. Contact: Hector Tapia at 928-722-7390 or [email protected]. First published on 3/30

4/27/18 10:30am

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RFP City of Mesa - Lease & Develop the Falcon Field Tech Center. Contact: Lori Gary, Senior Project Manager, at 480-644-3964 or [email protected]. First published on 6/29

Link


183619 ITN Pinal County - Property Development Project, 383 N Main St, Florence. The work consists of acquiring & redeveloping an approx. 104’ x 125’, 13KSF parcel. Contact: Krystle Sigman, Procurement Contact, at 520-866-6262 or [email protected]. First published on 12/28

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includes Misc. Land and Title solicitations.

https://www.cityofbenson.com/index.asp?Type=B_EV&SEC=%7b9128171D-A89D-45B0-AAE0-0574C2298635%7d

https://www.phoenix.gov/financesite/SolicitationAttachments/2)%20CFI%20Pre-Offer%20Sign-in%20sheet.pdf



http://www.somertonaz.gov/businesses/bid_oppurtunities/index.php

http://www.falconfieldairport.com/home/showdocument?id=28096

http://www.pinalcountyaz.gov/Purchasing/Lists/CurrentSolicitations/DispForm.aspx?ID=792&Source=%2FPurchasing%2FPages%2FCurrentSolicitations.aspx

Due Date & Time

Project Volume

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Request Type

Owner – Project description Pre-Bid/ Site Visit

Link

1/25/19 1:30pm

$3.4M CIP No. 1.0003 IFB Yuma County - 8th St Roadway Improvement Project, Avenue D to Avenue C. The work consists of removal/disposal of existing pavement, curb & gutter; new detention basins & storm pump stations; installation of new storm drain pipe, manholes, catch basins, outlet structures, CMU walls, pavement, curb, gutter, sidewalk, exposed aggregate concrete, driveways, sidewalk ramps, pavement markings & signage. Contact: Frank Sanchez at [email protected]. First published on 1/4 & updated link on 1/8

Link

1/25/19 1:30pm MST

$1M CIP No. 1.1801 IFB Yuma County - Spring 2019 Chip Seal Program, Various Roadways, Yuma County West Valley, Mesa & the Mohawk Valley. The work consists of chip seal, fog seal, striping (temporary & thermoplastic), & traffic control. Contact: Frank Sanchez, Project Manager, at [email protected]. First published on 1/11

Link

1/25/19 2pm

List IFB-0316-DRS IFB Gila River Indian Community - Juvenile Division Parking Lot Repair Project, Sacaton. The work consists of sealing, striping, & constructing speed bumps. Contact: Adriana Espinoza, Contract Specialist, at 520-796-3967 or [email protected]. First published on 1/8 & added sign-in sheet on 1/15

1/9/19 9am

Link

1/29/19 2pm MST

$5M- $10M

190059-DBB; TT0599; 2018-060; C-64-19-036-5-00

DBB Maricopa County - Sun Valley Pkwy Restoration Phase III. The work consists of full depth milling of existing asphalt pavement & replacing with five inches of new asphalt pavement on existing aggregate base, re-grading existing aggregate base, proof rolling, & installation of pavement markings. Contact: Corry Slama, Procurement Officer, at 602-506-2248 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4

None Link

1/29/19 4pm MST

List 2019-001 IFB Town of Marana - Pavement Preservation 2019. The work consists of preserving 547,281 SY of roadway utilizing polymer modified master seal & 166,180 SY of rubberized chip seal, including the removal/replacement of 3 residential intersections. Log-In Required. Contact: Rudy Torres, Purchasing Officer, at 520-382-1983 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

None Link


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HORIZONTAL Includes Earthwork, Roadway Improvements, Paving Maintenance, Transportation, and Single-Trade Solicitations directly related to Horizontal

Construction (i.e. Traffic Signal Signalization and Pavement Marking).

https://www.yumacountyaz.gov/Home/Components/RFP/RFP/183/663


http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/IFB-0316-DRS-prebid-sign-in.pdf

http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/IFB-0316-DRS-Parking-Lot.pdf

https://www.bidsync.com/bidsync-app-web/vendor/links/BidDetail.xhtml?bidid=2036444&roundId=null

https://www.publicpurchase.com/gems/marana,az/bid/invitation/planHolderList?bidId=106875&type=planHolder

https://www.publicpurchase.com/gems/marana,az/bid/bidView?bidId=106875

1/31/19 12pm

$15M List 19SQ007 CMAR City of Scottsdale - CMAR Services for Crossroads East Public Works Infrastructure. The work consists of regional drainage infrastructure, trapezoidal channels, earthen basin with drop structure, outfall pipes & channel, erosion control, roadway improvements, wet utility work, storm drain work, utility relocations, & general grading & drainage. Contact: Elaine Mercado, Sr. Project Manager, at 480-312-7985 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4, updated pre-bid time on 1/15 & added sign-in sheet on 1/18

1/16/19 9:30am Mand. REVISED

Link

1/31/19 2pm MST

183419 RFQuote Pinal County - Central Arizona Project Recreation Trail Pinal/Pima County Line to Park Link Dr. The work consists of construction of .7 miles of new trail & installation of trail signage along entire trail corridor. Contact: Lorina Gillette, Senior Procurement Officer, at 520-866-6639 or [email protected]. First published on 1/8

Link

1/31/19 2pm MST

$480M 010-C(220)T; F007201C

RFI ADOT - I-10 (Maricopa): I-17 Split - SR 202L Santan Project along I-10 (including Broadway Curve area). This is a request for information regarding a future solicitation to develop & deliver the project under a design-build framework as a public-private partnership (P3). Contact: Amy Ritz, Project Manager, at [email protected]. First published on 1/18

Industry Forum 2/13/19 10am

Link

1/31/19 3pm

$295K List 19RP014 RFP City of Scottsdale - Roadway Pavement Markings, Citywide. The work consists of furnishing, installing, &/or removing pavement markings, marking centerlines, lane lines, bike lanes, turn lanes, parking lines, wide lines, turn arrow markings, stop lines, crosswalks, & symbols/legends. Contact: Karie Ingles, Bid & Contract Specialist, at 480-312-5744 or [email protected]. First published on 1/8

Link

2/1/19 11am MST REVISED

List 19-01-19 IFB Superior Unified School District - Grading & Drainage Project, Superior High School. Contact: Pamela Duarte, Business Manager, at 520-689-3000 or [email protected]. First published on 12/14, added sign-in sheet & revised due date on 12/28

12/20/18 11am MST

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https://eservices.scottsdaleaz.gov/uploads/solicitations/19SQ00763683307598864780319SQ007-3.pdf

https://eservices.scottsdaleaz.gov/Solicitations/solicitation/Summary?solicitationId=112702


https://www.azdot.gov/business/programs-and-partnerships/Public-PrivatePartnerships(P3)/p3-initiatives

https://eservices.scottsdaleaz.gov/Solicitations/Solicitation/PlanHolderList?solicitationId=112673


https://drive.google.com/file/d/15AHqxmnFh1rgYcLHgri4Gd5ftN1ta1w1/view

https://www.superiorusd.org/Business_Services


$1.26M List NHPP-060-D(218)T; F006701C

IFB ADOT - Intersection Improvements, 2nd St - El Camino St, Phoenix - Globe Hwy (US 60). The work consists of intersection improvements, including removal of existing pavement & placement of new pavement, raised median, new parking lot, concrete curb, gutter, sidewalks, driveways, ramps, bollards, lighting, signing & pavement marking. DBE Goal of 6.13%. Contact: Vian Rashid, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Chris Olson, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 12/28 & revised due date on 1/18

Link

2/1/19 3pm PT REVISED

$100K- $250K

W911SA-19-Q-2006

RFQuote Department of the Army - Repair Parking Area, 6201 Oak St, Phoenix. Total HUBZone Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Mario Compean at 650-526-6076 or [email protected]. First published on 12/21 & revised due date on 1/22

1/8/19 10am

Link

2/4/19 4:30pm

IFB City of Page - Cemetery 24” Rolled Curb & Gutter / Type A Curb. Contact: Kyle Christiansen, Director of Public Works, at 928-645-4300. First published on 1/18 & updated link on 1/25

Link

2/5/19 9am

List 5499741U IFB City of Tempe - Street Preservation, Various North Tempe Locations. The work consists of the preservation of approx. 20 miles of pavement to slow down the deterioration of the pavement & extend its useful life. Contact: Wendy Springborn, Engineering Services Manager, at [email protected]. First published on 1/18

Link

2/6/19 2pm

IFB City of Williams - Grand Canyon Blvd Improvements. The work consists of reconstruction of asphaltic pavement, sidewalk, driveway & curbing areas; construction of new water distribution facilities; & relocation of existing solar powered street lighting poles. Contact: City of Williams at 928-635-4451 or Woodson Engineering at 928-774-4636. First published on 1/15

1/22/19 2pm Mand.

Link

2/6/19 3pm

$1.2M BPM000762 CMAR Arizona Department of Administration - CMAR Services for Tonto Natural Bridge Viewing Platform, Payson. The work consists of the demolition & replacement of the existing pedestrian bridge & viewing platform. Contact: Kimberly Fiumara at 602-542-8993 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

None Link


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https://cnsads.azdot.gov/planholders/2018015

https://www.azdot.gov/business/ContractsandSpecifications/CurrentAdvertisements

https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=771deefb6ee9c5c796d93def700ff59a&tab=core&_cview=1

https://www.cityofpage.org/government/request-for-bids

https://www.tempe.gov/government/public-works/engineering/planholders-lists

https://www.tempe.gov/government/public-works/engineering/current-bids-rfqs

https://www.williamsaz.gov/doing_business/bid_documents

https://app.az.gov/page.aspx/en/bpm/process_manage_extranet/1167

2/7/19 1:30pm

$847K 1822626 IFB Yavapai County - Overlay (Western, FY 2018-2019), Various Locations, Countywide. The work consists of new asphaltic concrete, guardrail & end treatments, & re-establishing pavement markings. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

1/29/19 10am Mand.

Link

2/7/19 1:30pm

$1.1M 1822023 IFB Yavapai County - Chip Seal (Summer, FY 2018-2019), Various Locations, Countywide. The work consists of the placement of chip seal & fog seal, & re-establishing pavement markings. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

1/29/19 9am Mand.

Link

2/8/19 10am

$2M- $2.3M

List 18PB027; HSIP-SCT-0(217)A; SH531

IFB City of Scottsdale - Hayden Rd & Thomas Rd Intersection Improvements. The work consists of construction of approx. 1,350 LF of intersection improvements. DBE Goal of 12.75%. Contact: Karie Ingles, Bid & Contract Specialist, at 480-312-5744 or [email protected]. First published 1/11

1/16/19 1pm

Link

2/8/19 11am MST

$300K List NHPP-060-C(214)T; F007801C

IFB ADOT - Construct Left Turn Bay Extension, EB US 60 at Kings Ranch Rd, Phoenix - Globe Hwy (US 60). The work consists of lengthening & widening the existing left-turn bay, including removing existing AC pavement, excavation, placing AB, AC, fog coat, pavement marking & signing. DBE Goal of 8.67%. Contact: Fauzia Karim Koly, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Reed Dalbik, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 12/28

Link

2/8/19 11am MST

$1.9M List STP-LHV-0(208)T; SZ11401C

IFB ADOT - Pavement Rehabilitation, Swanson Ave: Acoma Blvd to Smoketree Ave, Lake Havasu City. The work consists of milling and replacing existing asphaltic concrete pavement; construction of concrete curb and gutter, sidewalks, sidewalk ramps, driveways, striping & signing. DBE Goal of 12.96%. Contact: Jedidiah Young, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Joshua Wentzlof, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 12/28

Link

2/8/19 11am MST

$4M List NHPP-010-E(224)T; F003301C

IFB ADOT - Bridge Deck Replacement, Vail RD TI UP & Mountain View TI UP, Tucson-Benson Hwy (I-10). The work consists of replacing the bridge deck & reconstructing guardrail, including replacing the existing pavement markings & embankment curb, & installing new spillways. DBE Goal of 11.19%. Contact: Ghalib Mahdi, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Max Infante, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 1/4

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http://www.planroomdirect.com/project/overlay-western-fy-20182019-in-yavapai-county-az--project-1822626

http://www.planroomdirect.com/project/chip-seal-summer-fy-20182019-in-yavapai-county-az--project-1822023









2/8/19 3pm

IFB City of Bisbee - Tin Town Street & Drainage Project, Re-Bid. The work consists of reconstruction of roads with an inverted crown to improve drainage, erosion control, manhole adjustments, street signing, installation of open concrete drainage channels, gabions & rip-rap structure. Contact: Alonzo L. Martinez, Project Engineer, at 928-428-9141 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

None Link

2/11/19 3pm MT

$250K- $300K

PR1810.401; COCHA19-00008598

IFB City of Chandler - Summit Point Park Renovation. The work consists of demolition of existing features, new sidewalks, shade canopy, area lighting, drinking fountain, fitness & playground equipment, turf & landscape areas, existing wall & fence renovation, & modification to existing irrigation system. Contact: Paula Brown at 480-782-3308 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15

1/22/19 10am

Link

2/11/19 3:30pm MST

List S168.2 IFB Town of Prescott Valley - Viewpoint Dr at Spouse Dr Intersection Improvements. The work consists of expanding the intersection, including the removal & replacement of asphaltic pavement, excavation of drainage channel, installation of culvert, curb & concrete sidewalk. Log-In Required. Contact: Bill Osborne, Capital Projects Coordinator, at 928-759-3083 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11

1/22/19 1pm MST

Link

2/13/19 3pm

B19-01-007 IFB Navajo County - Annual Contract for Slurry Seal, Various Public Roads in Geographic Areas, Countywide. Contact: Jeanine Carruthers, Deputy Director of Public Works Administration, at 928-524-4100 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

Link

2/15/19 11am MST

$1.7M List 999-A-NFA; M710501C

IFB ADOT - Fog Coat, I-10 & SR86 - Southcentral District. The work consists of placing fog coat & pavement markings. No DBE goal established. Contact: Samuel Patton, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Max Infante, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 12/28

Link

2/15/19 11am MST

$2.5M List NHPP-S40-A(201)T; H894401C

IFB ADOT - Bridge Deck Replacement, West Winslow Spur RR OP #1829 (SR 40S). The work consists of replacing the bridge deck, replacing guard rail, placing asphaltic concrete & pavement marking. DBE Goal of 10.36%. Contact: Brandon Campbell, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Tom Goodman, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 1/4

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http://www.bisbeeaz.gov/2257/Bids-Proposals

https://procure.az.gov/bso/external/bidDetail.sdo?bidId=COCHA19-00008598&parentUrl=activeBids

https://www.publicpurchase.com/gems/bid/invitation/planHolderList?bidId=106555&type=planHolder

https://www.publicpurchase.com/gems/bid/bidView?bidId=106555&VPCODE=118fddbcacf83ed467af72bf3e7bd509&sso=f6ec96c0617bb3b1189798ef87f68b4a






2/15/19 11am MST

$2.2M List HSIP-888-A(232)T; F018101C

IFB ADOT - Wrong Way Signing & Marking, Various Freeway Off-Ramp Locations, Maricopa County. The work consists of removing & replacing existing sign panels, posts, foundations & installing bridge fascia mount assemblies. DBE Goal of 2.28%. Contact: Jedidiah Young, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Jimmy Naujokaitis, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 1/8

Link

2/15/19 11am MST

$5M List NHPP-040-D(233)T; H873501C

IFB ADOT - Bridge Replacement, Meteor City TI OP, EB #20175 & WB #20176, Flagstaff-Holbrook Hwy (I-40). The work consists of removing 2 existing bridges & constructing 2 geosynthetic reinforced soil-integrated bridge system bridges, removing the existing pavement & replacing it with asphaltic concrete pavement & constructing guardrail. DBE Goal of 7.98%. Contact: David Do, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Tom Goodman, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 1/22

Link

2/15/19 11am MST

$900K List 179-A-NFA; M699001C

IFB ADOT - Chip Seal, Ranger Station - Chapel Rd, Rimrock-Sedona Hwy (SR 179). The work consists of chip seal application, fog coat & other related work. No DBE Goal established. Contact: Vian Rashid, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Steve Monroe, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 1/22

Link

2/15/19 11am MST

$6M List NHPP-040-C(223)T; F010601C

IFB ADOT - Bridge Replacement & Rehabilitation, Bellemont TI Underpass EB & WB, Ashfork-Flagstaff Hwy (I-40). The work consists of replacing superstructures of the existing 3-span continuous steel beam bridges in EB & WB direction, including reconstruction of approach roadway, widening of on-ramps, replacing guardrail & pavement markings. DBE Goal of 5.97%. Contact: Ghalib Mahdi, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or TC Fish, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 1/25

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https://www.azdot.gov/business/contractsandspecifications/currentadvertisements





http://buesingcorp.com

2/15/19 11:30am

$200K 19-09 CMAR Glendale Union High School District - CMAR Services for Safety Improvements, Glendale High School, Glendale. The work consists of constructing fencing, gates, sidewalks, & civil improvements to increase campus safety. Log-In Required. Contact: Cindy Resendes, Director of Purchasing, at 623-435-6020 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

None Link

2/15/19 2pm

19-089 IFB City of Phoenix - Concrete Flatwork, Citywide. The work may consists of concrete pads for tables/benches, ADA accessible sidewalk & ramps, landscape header, seat walls, concrete monuments, light pole bases & additional work. Contact: Michael Williams, Procurement Officer, at 602-262-1659 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

1/25/19 1:30pm

Link

2/19/19 4pm MT REVISED

<$1M List 12817319R0001 IDIQ Department of Agriculture - Forest Road Repair & Construction, Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests, Alpine & Clifton Ranger District. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Warren L. Abbott, Contracting Officer, at 928-333-6344 or [email protected] or Michelle Bahr, Contracting Specialist, at 928-333-6278 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 12/4, moved to open solicitations on 12/21 & revised due date on 1/18

Link


<$1M List 12817319R0003 IDIQ Department of Agriculture - Forest Road Repair & Construction, Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests, Springerville Ranger District. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Warren L. Abbott, Contracting Officer, at 928-333-6344 or [email protected] or Michelle Bahr, Contracting Specialist, at 928-333-6278 or [email protected]. First published on 12/21 & revised due date on 1/18

Link


<$1M List 12817319R0005 IDIQ Department of Agriculture - Forest Road Repair & Construction, Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests, Lakeside Ranger District. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Warren L. Abbott, Contracting Officer, at 928-333-6344 or [email protected] or Michelle Bahr, Contracting Specialist, at 928-333-6278 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 12/7, moved to open solicitations on 12/21 & revised due date on 1/18

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http://www.azpurchasing.org/viewbid.asp?id=5582


https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=fd97cc74287fba17a2ce29b39742fd2a&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=fd97cc74287fba17a2ce29b39742fd2a&_cview=0

https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=dfd1349a98c5f82450bcd7e4cacea140&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=dfd1349a98c5f82450bcd7e4cacea140&_cview=0

https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=9f711cb9255edf77d18a3b35dbdf4c07&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=9f711cb9255edf77d18a3b35dbdf4c07&_cview=0


<$1M List 12817319R0007 IDIQ Department of Agriculture - Forest Road Repair & Construction, Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests, Black Mesa Ranger District. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Warren L. Abbott, Contracting Officer, at 928-333-6344 or [email protected] or Michelle Bahr, Contracting Specialist, at 928-333-6278 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 12/7, moved to open solicitations on 12/21 & revised due date on 1/18

Link

2/19/19 4pm

$40M- $50M

192034 CMAR City of Tucson - CMAR Services for Downtown Links Phase III, Re-bid. The work consists of roadway improvements, including a grade-separated railroad crossing, connecting Barraza-Aviation Pkwy to I-10, complete drainage improvements along the Arroyo Chico watershed, deck plaza & multi-use path. Contact: Dan Longanecker, Principal Contract Officer, at 520-837-4125 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

2/1/19 1pm

Link

2/20/19 2pm

IFB City of Winslow - Renaissance VI Street Improvements. The work consists of construction of streetscape enhancements, sidewalk, driveway & curb repairs, & lighting improvements. Contact: Grant Evans at [email protected]. First published on 1/18

2/5/19 2pm Mand.

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<$1M List 12817319R0002 IDIQ Department of Agriculture - Forest Road Heavy Repair & Construction, Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests, Alpine & Clifton Ranger District. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Warren L. Abbott, Contracting Officer, at 928-333-6344 or [email protected] or Michelle Bahr, Contracting Specialist, at 928-333-6278 or [email protected]. First published on 12/28 & revised due date on 1/18

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<$1M List 12817319R0004 IDIQ Department of Agriculture - Forest Road Heavy Repair & Construction, Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests, Springerville Ranger District. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Warren L. Abbott, Contracting Officer, at 928-333-6344 or [email protected] or Michelle Bahr, Contracting Specialist, at 928-333-6278 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 12/4 & moved to open solicitations on 12/21 & revised due date on 1/18

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https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=480b08d2c864ecc4f790fcf15812887c&_cview=0

https://www.tucsonprocurement.com/bidders_bidopportunities.aspx?Orderby=ContractNum

http://www.winslowaz.gov/rfp_rfq_bids/index.php

https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=fd97cc74287fba17a2ce29b39742fd2a&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=64c2c124921f541ad4dda69c5e7ad814&_cview=0

https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=55ceb60178b07d9c26ee6914da57a22e&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=55ceb60178b07d9c26ee6914da57a22e&_cview=0


<$1M List 12817319R0006 IDIQ Department of Agriculture - Forest Road Heavy Repair & Construction, Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests, Lakeside Ranger District. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Warren L. Abbott, Contracting Officer, at 928-333-6344 or [email protected] or Michelle Bahr, Contracting Specialist, at 928-333-6278 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 12/7, moved to open solicitations on 12/21 & revised due date on 1/18

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<$1M List 12817319R0008 IDIQ Department of Agriculture - Forest Road Heavy Repair & Construction, Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests, Black Mesa Ranger District. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Warren L. Abbott, Contracting Officer, at 928-333-6344 or [email protected] or Michelle Bahr, Contracting Specialist, at 928-333-6278 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 12/7, moved to open solicitations on 12/21 & revised due date on 1/18

Link

2/27/19 2pm

19B03 IFB Mohave County - Grace Neal Channel Phase One. The work consists of excavation & lining of approx. 6KLF of channel & construction of a triple barrel 10 ft by 5 ft reinforced concrete box culvert. Contact: Michelle L. Fink, Procurement Officer Senior, at 928-753-0752 x3 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15

1/29/19 10am

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4/12/19 11am MST

$13.25M List STP-086-A(217)T; H846901C

IFB ADOT - Roadway Widening & Bridge Replacement, Fresnal to MP 123.9 Segment, WHY-Tucson Hwy (SR 86). The work consists of roadway excavation & embankment, furnishing & placing aggregate base course, asphaltic concrete, poly chip seal coat, replacing a bridge & additional work. DBE Goal of 7.60%. Contact: Sarker Rahman, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Michael Jauch, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 12/18

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602.744.3660 cuningham.com CELEBRATING 50 YEARS

https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=318c79004e0f68d09c56332d94e4d8da&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=318c79004e0f68d09c56332d94e4d8da&_cview=0

https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=8d90f0735ac7e56407b20f43c8edcdf0&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=8d90f0735ac7e56407b20f43c8edcdf0&_cview=0

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



http://cuningham.com

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1/25/19 4pm

PW AP 2019-1 IFB City of Benson - Aircraft Fuel Storage & Delivery System, Benson Arizona Municipal Airport. The work consists of a 12K gallon Fireguard tank with a Jet Fueling System with integral pumping system mounted in front of the tank & 1 12K gallon Fireguard tank with an avgas overwing fueling system. Contact: Bradley Hamilton at 520-720-6325. First published on 1/22

1/22/19 2pm

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1/29/19 2pm

<$10M List JOC-U19 JOC City of Mesa - Job Order Contract for Utility Construction Services, City Facilities. The work consists of general construction services for minor and major projects, maintenance, renovations, repairs, additions, demolition, re-construction & alteration services. Contact: Stephanie Gishey at 480-644-3404 or [email protected]. First published on 12/28 & added sign-in sheet on 1/18

1/14/19 10am

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1/30/19 3pm

19-4633 On-Call City of Goodyear - On-Call Services for Wastewater Systems & Water Systems, Citywide. Contact: Victoria Jackson, Procurement Officer, at 623-882-7845 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

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1/31/19 9am

$1.1M List 3203018C2 CMAR City of Tempe - CMAR Services for Pump Station Meter Bypass & Electrical Upgrades, Kyrene Booster Pump Station. The work consists of installation of an above ground pump station meter bypass, including installation of isolation valves, removal of existing/installation of new pipe, & additional work. Contact: Wendy Springborn, Engineering Services Manager, at [email protected]. First published on 1/15

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1/31/19 12pm

$15M List 19SQ007 CMAR City of Scottsdale - CMAR Services for Crossroads East Public Works Infrastructure. The work consists of regional drainage infrastructure, trapezoidal channels, earthen basin with drop structure, outfall pipes & channel, erosion control, roadway improvements, wet utility work, storm drain work, utility relocations, & general grading & drainage. Contact: Elaine Mercado, Sr. Project Manager, at 480-312-7985 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4, updated pre-bid time on 1/15 & added sign-in sheet on 1/18

1/16/19 9:30am Mand. REVISED

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1/31/19 1pm

$1.1M List 319000098 RFP City of Surprise - Turn-Key Advanced Metering Infrastructure Solutions & Project Delivery. Contact: Kevin Custer, Procurement Manager, at [email protected]. First published on 1/4 & added sign-in sheet on 1/15

1/9/19 1pm

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https://www.cityofbenson.com/index.asp?SEC=9128171D-A89D-45B0-AAE0-0574C2298635&DE=BB6B4E6B-F267-4FD2-80B8-251F21E5B5DE&Type=B_EV


https://www.mesaaz.gov/business/engineering/construction-manager-at-risk-and-job-order-contracting-opportunities


https://www.tempe.gov/government/public-works/engineering/planholders-lists

https://www.tempe.gov/government/public-works/engineering/current-bids-rfqs

https://eservices.scottsdaleaz.gov/uploads/solicitations/19SQ00763683307598864780319SQ007-3.pdf


https://www.surpriseaz.gov/DocumentCenter/View/41642/319000098-PreSubmittal-Conf-Attendance?bidId=76

https://www.surpriseaz.gov/bids.aspx?bidID=76

1/31/19 COB REVISED

List 140P1518R0001 EOI Department of the Interior - Energy Savings Performance Contract, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. Contact: Wendy Williams, Contract Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 12/4 & revised due date on 1/18

Link

2/5/19 9:30am REVISED

$1.6M List WW0950; WW1080; 319000992

IFB Town of Gilbert - Chandler Heights Reclaimed Water Main & Reclaimed Water Vault. The work consists of installing 4,720 LF of 12-in diameter reclaimed water main, including connecting to existing 12-in reclaimed water mains, a reclaimed water control vault & valves. Contact: Ken Snow at [email protected]. First published on 12/28, revised pre-bid & due date on 1/8 & added sign-in sheet on 1/25

1/22/19 10:30am REVISED

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2/6/19 2pm

IFB City of Williams - Grand Canyon Blvd Improvements. The work consists of reconstruction of asphaltic pavement, sidewalk, driveway & curbing areas; construction of new water distribution facilities; & relocation of existing solar powered street lighting poles. Contact: City of Williams at 928-635-4451 or Woodson Engineering at 928-774-4636. First published on 1/15

1/22/19 2pm Mand.

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2/13/19 3pm

IFB NNP III-EMR 3, LLC - Estrella Parkway Inter-Connection Conduit, Goodyear. The work consists of the installation of approx. 6,500 LF of Traffic Signal Inter-Connection Conduit. Contact: NNP III-EMR 3, LLC at 602-468-0800. First published on 1/25

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2/14/19 3pm

$640K List 19RP020 RFP City of Scottsdale - Sewer & Lift Station Cleaning, Various Locations, Citywide. The work consists of ongoing maintenance & cleaning of sanitary sewer lines in order to minimize the occurrence of sewer overflows. Contact: Cheryl Champine, Bid & Contract Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 1/22

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2/19/19 2pm

144-17 IFB Town of Kearny - Wastewater System Rehabilitation Project. The work consists of the rehabilitation of approx. 2,582 LF of existing sanitary sewer pipe line, cured-in-place pipe lining, manhole repair, trenching & backfilling, & road surface restoration. Contact: Ken Hebert, Community Development Specialist, at 480-474-9300 or [email protected]. First published on 1/25

2/5/19 2pm

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2/20/19 3pm

$2.25M PW 19-015 CMAR City of Avondale - CMAR Services for Sewer Repair & Design Services, Dysart Rd Sewer & 4th Avenue Sewer. Log-In Required. Contact: Tiffany Copp, RFQ Administrator, at 623-333-4213 or [email protected]. First published on 1/25

1/30/19 9am

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https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=2a313e738619494313bdffa6a27dc387&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=2a313e738619494313bdffa6a27dc387&tab=core&tabmode=list&=

https://www.gilbertaz.gov/home/showdocument?id=31996

https://www.gilbertaz.gov/Home/Components/RFP/RFP/1470/155

https://www.williamsaz.gov/doing_business/bid_documents




http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/TOWN-OF-KEARNY.pdf

https://vrapp.vendorregistry.com/Bids/View/BidsList?BuyerId=8ca5aeb3-b98a-4d37-b125-edc7947e5962

2/21/19 2pm

19P03 RFP Mohave County - Supply & Install GVID Meters. The work consists of supplying & installing a solid state meter & AMR/AMI system to replace 2,100 meters. Contact: Michelle Fink, Procurement Officer Senior, at 928-753-0752 x3 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15

1/31/19 10am

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$4.6M List CMAQ-303-A(226)T; F000601C

IFB ADOT - Construct SR 303L, Phase II ITS: Northern Ave to US60, Bob Stump Memorial Pkwy. The work consists of the installation of CCTV cameras, thermal cameras, fiber optic cable, dynamic message signs, butterfly sign structures, mainline detector stations, & node building. DBE Goal of 5.23%. Contact: Thomas Mowery-Racz, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or John Halvarson, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published on 11/6 & revised due date on 1/15

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ASAP 09.731-191 RFQ Northern Arizona University - Volunteer General Contractor to Sit on CMAR Selection Committee. The work consists of being a Selection Committee member for the Student Athlete High Performance Center project. Contact: Judith Scholar Winfield at 928-523-4468 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

Review Meeting 2/8/18 11am; Interviews 2/18/18 8am

Contact

for

Docs

1/25/19 2pm CANCELED

$17.1M 18-12-20 CMAR Balsz School District - CMAR Services for Pat Tillman Middle School, Phoenix. The work consists of replacing the existing middle school. Log-In Required. Contact: Tim Leedy at [email protected]. First published on 12/21 & canceled solicitation on 1/22

1/16/19 3pm

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1/25/19 3pm

List 09.031.171 IFB NAU - Prochnow Renovation Project, Flagstaff. The work consists of installing new lighting, new paint, replacing the front stage, & remodeling the front lobby. Contact: Stephanie Bauer at 928-523-4468 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15, added sign-in sheet on 1/22

1/14/19 3pm Mand.

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COMMERCIAL Includes new construction and major renovations/additions/alterations to real property.





https://in.nau.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/139/2019/01/FS-17-PreBid-Signin-Checklist-09.031.171-011419-Completed.doc.pdf

https://in.nau.edu/facility-services/bids-rfq/


1/28/19 9:30am

18-198-003 DB Yuma County - Design Build Services for Office Space Renovation, Administration Building. Contact: Steve Mendoza, Project Coordinator, at [email protected]. First published on 1/8

Link

1/29/19 2pm

$500K- $1M

List 10219007 IFB Tucson Airport Authority - Customs & Border Patrol Relocation, Tucson International Airport. The work consists of 7,200 SF of renovations to the first floor of the building to create new Global Entry Processing, General Aviation Customs Processing Area, General Office space and ancillary facilities. Contact: Mike Smejkal at 520-573-8100. First published on 1/4 & added sign-in sheet on 1/18

1/8/19 10am

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1/29/19 2pm

$28M List 09.731.191 CMAR NAU - CMAR Services for Student Athlete High Performance Center, Flagstaff. The work consists of pre-construction & construction services for a 77KSF performance center. Contact: Stephanie Bauer at 928-523-3839 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15 & added sign-in sheet on 1/22

1/17/19 11am

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1/30/19 2pm REVISED

List 181207 IFB City of Sedona - Sinagua Courtroom Remodel Project. The work consists of completely remodeling the existing 4KSF building, including demolition, minor building construction, painting, framing, drywall, electrical, HVAC, fire suppression, & flooring. Contact: Ryan Mortillaro, Assistant Engineer, at [email protected]. First published on 12/11, added sign-in sheet on 1/8 & revised due date on 1/11

1/2/19 2pm Mand.

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1/30/19 3pm MST REVISED

$1.5M List BPM000636 IFB Arizona Game & Fish Department - Wildlife Center, Phoenix. The work consists of construction of a new 2,700 SF wildlife center. Contact: Elizabeth Burgard at 623-236-7459 or [email protected]. First published on 12/28, added sign-in sheet & revised due date on 1/18

1/10/19 10am MST

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1/31/19 2pm

$8M- $10M

List 18AP003 CMAR City of Prescott - CMAR Services for Prescott Regional Airport Ernest A. Love Field New Passenger Airport Terminal Design & Construction Project. The work includes construction of a new 18KSF passenger terminal. Contact: Erika Laster, Contract Specialist, at 928-777-1130 or [email protected]. First published on 12/28 & added sign-in sheet on 1/15

1/10/19 2pm Mand.

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2/1/19 3pm

IFB Pascua Yaqui Tribe - Administration Conference Room Expansion, Tucson. Contact: Bertha Lopez, Contract Officer, at [email protected]. First published on 1/4

1/17/19 10am Mand.

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https://s20532.pcdn.co/files/10219007-CBP-Relocation-Addendum-1.pdf

https://www.flytucson.com/taa/business/bids-rfps/

https://in.nau.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/139/2019/01/CMAR-Presubmittal-Meeting-Registrants.pdf

https://in.nau.edu/facility-services/bids-rfq/

http://www.sedonaaz.gov/home/showdocument?id=36435


http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Pre-Bid_meeting_Attendee_Sign-In_Sheet-compressed.pdf


http://www.prescott-az.gov/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Pre-Proposal-Sign-in-Sheet-New-Passenger-Airport-Terminal-Design-Construction-CMAR-Project.pdf

http://www.prescott-az.gov/business-development/purchasing/bid-listings/open-bid-requests/

http://pyt.mfd.company/index.php/projects/item/21-admin-conf-room-expansion


2/1/19 4pm

DB Hualapai Indian Tribe - Design Build Services for Youth Camp Hunters’ Game Preparation Area, Re-bid. The work consists of design and construction of a concrete pad with floor drain linked to sewer system, a ramada-type all-weather cover, crossbar mounted on two poles, oversize wash basins, LED lighting, electric and water connections. Contact: Phil Entz, Project Manager, at 602-678-0533 or [email protected]. First published on 1/25

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2/5/19 1pm

PW19–JOC03 JOC City of El Mirage - JOC for General Construction Services, Citywide. The work consists of building, altering, maintaining, repairing, improving, & demolishing public structures & buildings. Contact: Wendy Henson at 623-876-4250. First published on 1/22

1/28/19 2pm

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2/6/19 2pm MST

$8.7M List 319000136; CIP-P31030

DB City of Surprise - Design-Build Services for Public Safety Evidence & Readiness Center. The work consists of construction of a new approx. 17KSF indoor storage facility with 1 acre of outdoor storage. Contact: Eric Boyles, Senior Buyer, at [email protected]. First published on 1/4 & added sign-in sheet on 1/22

1/16/19 10am MST

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$5M- $10M

List 140R4018R0044 RFP Department of the Interior - Glen Canyon Warehouse Renovation, Page. The work consists of renovations to 16KSF into office spaces, a training room, bathrooms, break rooms, conference rooms, workshops & warehouse space. Contact: Lisa Hilton, Contracting Officer, at 801-524-3808 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 8/14, moved to open solicitations on 12/7, revised due date on 12/28, added sign-in sheet & revised due date on 1/15

12/18/18 10am

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2/7/19 2pm

$1M- $1.4M

IFB-PO-1900019; XDSD01

IFB Pima County - Development Services Renovation, 1st Floor, Public Works Building. The work consists of a complete renovation of approx. 10,600 SF to an open office scheme with strategically located enclosed rooms, new architectural finishes, branch electrical service & lighting, & reworked mechanical distribution. Contact: Scott Loomis, Procurement Officer, at [email protected]. First published on 1/15

1/24/19 1pm

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2/11/19 1pm

2019-020-RFQ CMAR Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Authority - CMAR Services for Terminal Concessions Remodel. Contact: Marian Whilden, Procurement Coordinator, at 480-988-7646 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

1/30/19 2pm

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http://hualapai-nsn.gov/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Youth-Camp-Hunters-Area-Design-Build-RFP.pdf

http://www.cityofelmirage.org/1681/Bid-and-Contract-Opportunities

https://www.surpriseaz.gov/DocumentCenter/View/41692/RFQu-319000136---Pre-Submittal-Attendance-Sheet?bidId=77


http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Site-Visit-Attendees-converted.pdf

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=b88eecc8d18ddc45f610d58de53c436b&_cview=0


http://www.gatewayairport.com/procurementsandnotices


2/12/19 3pm

List IFB Pascua Yaqui Tribe - PYH Torim LIHTC Housing Project, Tucson. The work consists of new construction of the infrastructure & six 5-plex apartment buildings (30 units total). Contact: Rolando Jaimez, Contracting Officer, at 520-879-5896 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15 & added sign-in sheet on 1/25

1/22/19 10am Mand.

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2/13/19 10am MST

$250K- $500K

B19-01 IFB Town of Wickenburg - Library Quiet Room Addition. The work consists of a 675 SF addition & renovation of the reading patio of an existing library. Contact: Herschel Workman, Public Services Director, at 928-684-5451 x1555 or [email protected]. First published on 1/8

1/30/19 1pm

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2/13/19 2pm MST

$16.8M- $18M

19-19-21 CMAR Tempe Elementary School District - CMAR for Wood Elementary School. The work consists of an extensive renovation &/or replacement of the existing school facility. Log-In Required. Contact: Rebecca Siefert, Purchasing Supervisor, at 480-730-7167 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15

1/25/19 2pm MST

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2/14/19 1pm

$20M 2019-017-RFQ CMAR Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Authority - CMAR Services for Air Traffic Control Tower. Contact: Marian Whilden, Procurement Coordinator, at 480-988-7646 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

1/29/19 10am

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2/15/19 11am MST

$275K 19-08 CMAR Glendale Union High School District - CMAR Services for Football Stadium Restroom Project, Apollo High School, Glendale. The work consists of construction of a building with Men’s & Women’s restrooms & a janitorial closet with a small storage area. Log-In Required. Contact: Cindy Resendes, Director of Purchasing, at 623-435-6020 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

None Link

2/15/19 12pm MST

$300K 19-10 CMAR Glendale Union High School District - CMAR Services for CTE Classroom Renovation Project, Independence High School, Glendale. The work consists of renovating existing classrooms/maintenance shop for CTE programs, including Fire Science, Home Health, Engineering, & Metal & Wood Fabrication. Log-In Required. Contact: Cindy Resendes, Director of Purchasing, at 623-435-6020 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

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http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/20190122-Pre-Bid-Sign-In-Sheet.pdf

http://pyt.mfd.company/index.php/projects/item/22-pyh-vi-torim-lihtc-housing

http://www.wickenburgaz.org/DocumentCenter


http://www.gatewayairport.com/procurementsandnotices




2/15/19 12:30pm MST

$300K 19-13 CMAR Glendale Union High School District - Maintenance Prefabricated Building Construction & Bus Yard Project, Independence High School, Glendale. The work consists of construction of a 40’x60’ prefabricated metal maintenance building, including all underground electrical, water & sewer, demolition of existing asphalt/concrete to prepare & install proper foundation for building. Log-In Required. Contact: Cindy Resendes, Director of Purchasing, at 623-435-6020 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

None Link

2/21/19 2pm MST

$8M 2019-01 CMAR Osborn School District - CMAR Services for Alterations & Renovations to District Facilities, Clarendon Elementary School, Encanto Elementary School, Longview Elementary School, Osborn Middle School & District Office. The work consists of alterations & renovations to building interior, exterior & grounds. Contact: Mark Rafferty, Program Manager, at 480-204-6529 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

2/14/19 2pm

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1/25/19 12pm

Sub bids Alexander Building Company is requesting sub bids on Circle K Store, Pecos & Cooper, Chandler. The work consists of construction of a new 4,968 SF convenience store, fuel canopy, storage buildings, with onsite grading, paving, utilities & offsite roadway improvements. Contact: ABCO Estimating at 480-513-6144. First published on 1/15

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1/25/19 4pm

Sub bids Calcon Constructors, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Lot 1 @ Farmer Arts, Tempe. The work consists of construction of a new 256KSF, 6-story, 171 unit, multi-family development. Log-In Required. Contact: Joel Dea, Director of Preconstruction, at 303-762-1554 or [email protected] or Brian Mortimore at 303-762-1554. First published on 1/18

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SUB-BID REQUESTSIncludes multi-trade requests for subcontractor bids.


http://www.osbornnet.org/files/user/2/file/2019-01.pdf

https://secure.smartinsight.co/

https://app.buildingconnected.com/_/action/L18vcmZwcy81YzNlMWZmOWM4ZjYyZTAwMTNlZjJhNjYvNmM3MzM2MTMtZDQ4Zi00ZTdkLWI2NmYtYzI0NGRiNjc4NWRhP3NoYXJlPTAmaW52aXRlcklkPTVjMmUyN2MyZWRkMmM1MDAyNmNhNzU3NyZpbnZpdGVlSWQ9NTRiMzI3NzdlODYyZTIwODAwMGZjYTVl



Sub bids Porter Brothers is requesting sub bids on Queen Creek Hampton Inn & Suites, Hotel, Queen Creek. The work consists of construction of a new 4-story, 110 room, 62,880 SF hotel. Log-In Required. Contact: Chase Porter at 480-545-7272 or [email protected]. First published on 11/6 & revised due date on 12/7 & 1/18

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1/25/19 6pm

<$500K Sub bids Pegasus Construction, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Epic Wings TI, Glendale. The work consists of a 2,262 SF TI. Log-In Required. Contact: Trey Culver at 602-285-9339 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

Link

1/25/19 COB

Sub bids Wasson Commercial Contracting is requesting sub bids on Fred Astaire TI, Gilbert. The work consists of a 3,500 SF TI. Contact: Chris Ribordy, Estimating Coordinator, at 480-292-9355 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

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1/28/19 12pm REVISED

Sub bids Alexander Building Co is requesting sub bids on Sirius Day Spa, Gilbert. The work consists of a 4,094 SF tenant buildout. Contact: Estimating at 480-513-6144. First published on 12/14 & revised due date on 1/18

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1/28/19 12pm

Sub bids Eleven Western Builders, Inc. is requesting sub bids on CVS #9225 Reset & ADA, Phoenix. The work consists of a reset + ADA with exterior site work, including paint, plumbing, electrical, flooring, drywall/framing, exterior site, FRP & cleaning. Log-In Required. Contact: Julie Kennard at 760-796-6346 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

Link

1/28/19 4pm EST

$500K- $1M

10219007 Sub bids Marsh Development Inc. is requesting sub bids on Customs & Border Patrol Relocation, Tucson International Airport. The work consists of 7,200 SF of renovations to the first floor of the building to create new Global Entry Processing, General Aviation Customs Processing Area, General Office space and ancillary facilities. Log-In Required. Contact: Sheila Hanson at 520-439-4034. First published on 1/15

1/8/19 10am

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1/29/19 1pm REVISED

$1.5M BPM000636 Sub bids Straight Arrow Contracting is requesting sub bids on Arizona Game & Fish Wildlife Center, Phoenix. The work consists of construction of a new 2,700 SF wildlife center. Log-In Required. Contact: Michael Yates at 623-478-1556. First published on 1/4 & revised due date on 1/18

1/10/19 10am MST

Link


$1.5M BPM000636 Sub bids FCI Constructors, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Arizona Game & Fish Wildlife Center, Phoenix. The work consists of construction of a new 2,700 SF wildlife center. Log-In Required. Contact: Chris Reina at 623-772-7400 or [email protected]. First published on 1/8 & revised due date on 1/18

1/10/19 10am MST

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http://www.porterbrothersplans.com/Default.aspx?tabid=4952

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1/29/19 3pm

$1.5M BPM000636 Sub bids SDB Contracting Services is requesting sub bids on Arizona Game & Fish Wildlife Center, Phoenix. The work consists of construction of a new 2,700 SF wildlife center. Log-In Required. Contact: John Strahan at 480-967-5810 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

1/10/19 10am MST

Link

1/29/19 5pm EST REVISED

$1.5M BPM000636 Sub bids Marsh Development Inc. is requesting sub bids on Arizona Game & Fish Wildlife Center, Phoenix. The work consists of construction of a new 2,700 SF wildlife center. Log-In Required. Contact: Sheila Hanson at 520-439-4034. First published on 1/4 & revised due date on 1/18

1/10/19 10am MST

Link

1/30/19 1pm

Sub bids Concord General Contracting is requesting sub bids on Mister Car Wash Canopy Replacement, Tucson. The work consists of removing the existing canopy structure & replacing with a new steel framed canopy, including relocation of electrical signage, new concrete footers, gutters, downspouts, lighting & additional work. Log-In Required. Contact: Thelma Mason-Guayante at 520-327-2010 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

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1/30/19 2pm

Sub bids Adolfson & Peterson Construction is requesting sub bids on Summit Community Church, Buckeye. The work consists of construction a new worship facility & multipurpose space totaling 50KSF. Contact: Brian Kearney at 480-756-1856 or [email protected] or Dayna Boggs at 480-756-1866 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11

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1/31/19 12pm PT

Sub bids DG Fenn Construction is requesting sub bids on Cinnaholic TI, Scottsdale Quarter. The work consists of a 770 SF TI. Log-In Required. Contact: Nick Makowski at 602-944-4800 or [email protected] or Teresa Darrow at [email protected]. First published on 1/22

Link

1/31/19 1pm MT

Sub bids Wadman Corporation is requesting sub bids on Mountain America Credit Union Glendale Branch, Glendale. The work consists of construction of a new 3,912 SF branch, including associated sitework. Log-In Required. Contact: Tera Hadley, Estimating Assistant, at 801-621-4185 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

Link

1/31/19 2pm

$500K- $1M

Sub bids RSVC Inc. is requesting sub bids on Harbor Freight Tools, Tucson. The work consists of a 16,472 SF tenant build-out of an existing retail store. Log-In Required. Contact: Brett Miller at 951-684-6006 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11

1/22/19 2pm

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1/31/19 2pm CT

Sub bids Tri-North Builders, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Sunglass Hut, Yuma Palms Center, Yuma. The work consists of the remodel of an existing 1,392 SF space. Log-In Required. Contact: Zavier Bouie at 608-271-8717 or [email protected]. First published on 1/25

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58Friday


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1/31/19 5pm

Sub bids PCS Development is requesting sub bids on The Premier at Eastmark, Mesa. The work consists of construction of a new 216-unit multi-family development. Contact: Mitch Hoffman at 310-231-1000 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

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1/31/19 5pm MST

Sub bids Canyon Building & Design is requesting sub bids on Holidome-Adaptive Use, Tucson. The work consists of adaptive use rehabilitation of an existing 102,108 SF, 252 room, 5-story hotel building to create 99 1 bedroom housing units with community space, support space & offices. Contact: Shawn McRae at 602-358-7332. First published on 1/25

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2/1/19 12pm PT

Sub bids DG Fenn Construction is requesting sub bids on Circle K Convenience Store with Fuel Canopy & Carwash, Show Low. The work consists of construction of a new 5,881 SF convenience store with 6,493 SF fuel canopy & a carwash. Log-In Required. Contact: Andy Peccia at 602-944-4800 or [email protected] or Teresa Darrow at [email protected]. First published on 1/22

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2/1/19 3pm EST

$500K- $1M

Sub bids Heartland Retail Construction, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Harbor Freight Tools, Tucson. The work consists of a 16,472 SF tenant build-out of an existing retail store. Log-In Required. Contact: Elisa Salomon at 262-681-8200. First published on 1/11

1/22/19 2pm

Link

2/1/19 5pm

$500K- $1M

Sub bids Lakeview Construction, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Harbor Freight Tools, Tucson. The work consists of a 16,472 SF tenant build-out of an existing retail store. Log-In Required. Contact: Adam Lindholm at 262-857-3336 x279 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11

1/22/19 2pm

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2/1/19 5pm MT

Sub bids Arrowhead Builders, LLC is requesting sub bids on Sierra Bloom Holiday Inn & Suites, Scottsdale. The work consists of construction of a new 78,276 SF, 5-story, 119 room hotel, including 144 parking spaces. Log-In Required. Contact: David Marcum at 520-796-0132 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

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2/1/19 5pm MST

Sub bids Canyon Building & Design is requesting sub bids on Hi Health TI - Spectrum, Mesa. The work consists of the complete renovation of an existing 2,800 SF suite to create 2 new suites of 1,300 SF & 1,500 SF. Contact: Shawn McRae at 602-358-7332. First published on 1/22

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2/4/19 12pm

Sub bids Alexander Building Company is requesting sub bids on Circle K, Show Low. The work consists of construction of a new 6,361 SF building & fuel canopy, including site development. Contact: ABCO Estimating at 480-513-6144. First published on 1/22

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https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qd5gjvlu5uqug4v/AAAUj5irt_e5cLtJIJ6fmXXqa?dl=0

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2/5/19 10am MST

$500K- $1M

Sub bids Marco Contractors, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Harbor Freight Tools, Tucson. The work consists of a 16,472 SF tenant build-out of an existing retail store. Contact: Chuck Smith at 724-553-3831 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11

1/22/19 at 2pm

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2/5/19 11am

Sub bids Concord General Contracting is requesting sub bids on January 8th Memorial, El Presido Park, Tucson. The work consists of construction of a new memorial & its surrounding gardens. Contact: Jordan Farmer at 480-890-8286 or [email protected]. First published on 1/25

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2/5/19 2pm EST

Sub bids Elite Retail Services is requesting sub bids on Pink Victoria’s Secret #1838, Desert Ridge Marketplace, Phoenix. The work consists of a new build out of an existing 4,013 SF space. Log-In Required. Contact: Alfredo Zavala at 979-285-0712 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

Link

2/5/19 2pm EST

$5M- $10M

140R4018R0044 Sub bids Site Work Solutions is requesting sub bids on Glen Canyon Warehouse Renovation, Page. The work consists of renovations to 16KSF into office spaces, a training room, bathrooms, break rooms, conference rooms, workshops & warehouse space. Log-In Required. Contact: Jared King at 530-782-1640. First published on 1/25

12/18/18 10am

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2/5/19 5pm

Sub bids Lakeview Construction, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Pink Victoria’s Secret #1838, Desert Ridge Marketplace, Phoenix. The work consists of a new build out of an existing 4,013 SF space. Log-In Required. Contact: Anthony Laudonio at 262-857-3336 x235 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

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2/6/19 12pm

Sub bids SDB Contracting Services is requesting sub bids on Lake Pleasant Access Road & Retaining Wall Improvements, Morristown. Log-In Required. Contact: Kurt Krause at 480-967-5810 or [email protected]. First published on 1/25

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2/6/19 5pm MT

Sub bids Arrowhead Builders, LLC is requesting sub bids on Acute Care Unit Remodeling, Gila River Health Care, Sacaton. The work consists of remodeling a 7,500 SF acute care unit. Log-In Required. Contact: David Marcum at 520-796-0132 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

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2/7/19 COB REVISED

$7M- $10M

Sub bids W.E. Lyons Construction Co. is requesting sub bids on FM Industries Facility Expansion, Phoenix. The work consists of renovation & TI of an existing 102,081 SF building. Contact: Bob Poulin at [email protected]. First published on 1/8 & revised due date on 1/25

1/11/19 1pm

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2/8/19 10am MT

$4M NHPP-010-E(224)T; F003301C

Sub bids FNF Construction, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Bridge Deck Replacement, Vail RD TI UP & Mountain View TI UP, Tucson-Benson Hwy (I-10). The work consists of replacing the bridge deck & reconstructing guardrail, including replacing the existing pavement markings & embankment curb, & installing new spillways. DBE Goal of 11.19%. Log-In Required. Contact: Sarah Gray at 480-784-2910 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4

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2/11/19 12pm EST

$200K- $500K

B19-01 Sub bids Straight Arrow Contracting is requesting sub bids on Wickenburg Library Quiet Room Addition, Wickenburg. The work consists of a 675 SF addition & renovation of the reading patio of an existing library. Log-In Required. Contact: Michael Yates at 623-478-1556. First published on 1/8

1/30/19 1pm

Link

2/12/19 12pm EST

$200K- $500K

B19-01 Sub bids Marsh Development Inc. is requesting sub bids on Wickenburg Library Quiet Room Addition, Wickenburg. The work consists of a 675 SF addition & renovation of the reading patio of an existing library. Log-In Required. Contact: Sheila Hanson at 520-439-4034. First published on 1/11

1/30/19 1pm

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2/14/19 10am

Sub bids Briston Construction, LLC is requesting sub bids on Replace Air Handling Units for Critical Care & Sterile Processing, Southern VA Health Care System, Tucson. The work consists of replacing numerous air handlers in bldg 57, including replacing/adding wall louvers, roof hoods, constructing new stairwell, associated structural work, patching & roof repairs. Log-In Required. Contact: Estimating Department at 480-776-5810 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

1/22/19 10am

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2/15/18 8am

Sub bids D-Square Construction, LLC is requesting sub bids on Replace Air Handling Units for Critical Care & Sterile Processing, Southern VA Health Care System, Tucson. The work consists of replacing numerous air handlers in bldg 57, including replacing/adding wall louvers, roof hoods, constructing new stairwell, associated structural work, patching & roof repairs. Contact: Steve Almgren at 520-748-9371 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

1/22/19 10am

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2/15/19 10am MT

$2.5M NHPP-S40-A(201)T; H894401C

Sub bids FNF Construction is requesting sub bids on Bridge Deck Replacement, West Winslow Spur RR OP #1829 (SR 40S). The work consists of replacing the bridge deck, replacing guard rail, placing asphaltic concrete & pavement marking. DBE Goal of 10.36%. Log-In Required. Contact: Sarah Gray at 480-784-2910 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4

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2/15/19 10am MT

$1.7M 999-A-NFA; M710501C

Sub bids FNF Construction, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Fog Coat, I-10 & SR86 - Southcentral District. The work consists of placing fog coat & pavement markings. No DBE goal established. Log-In Required. Contact: Sarah Gray at 480-784-2910 or [email protected]. First published on 1/8

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2/15/19 10am MT

$5M NHPP-040-D(233)T; H873501C

Sub bids FNF Construction, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Bridge Replacement, Meteor City TI OP, EB #20175 & WB #20176, Flagstaff-Holbrook Hwy (I-40). The work consists of removing 2 existing bridges & constructing 2 geosynthetic reinforced soil-integrated bridge system bridges, removing the existing pavement & replacing it with asphaltic concrete pavement & constructing guardrail. DBE Goal of 7.98%. Log-In Required. Contact: Sarah Gray at 480-784-2910 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

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2/15/19 10am MT

$6M NHPP-040-C(223)T; F010601C

Sub bids FNF Construction, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Bridge Replacement & Rehabilitation, Bellemont TI Underpass EB & WB, Ashfork-Flagstaff Hwy (I-40). The work consists of replacing superstructures of the existing 3-span continuous steel beam bridges in EB & WB direction, including reconstruction of approach roadway, widening of on-ramps, replacing guardrail & pavement markings. DBE Goal of 5.97%. Log-In Required. Contact: Sarah Gray at 480-784-2910 or [email protected]. First published on 1/25

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2/18/19 5pm EST

Sub bids Ryan Contractors, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Luv 2 Play TI, Phoenix. The work consists of a 13,810 SF TI. Log-In Required. Contact: Estimating Department at 909-989-2181. First published on 1/25

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2/22/19 8am

Sub bids D-Square Construction, LLC is requesting sub bids on Replace SPS Dumbwaiters, Southern VA Healthcare System, Tucson. The work consists of replacing 2 existing dumbwaiters. Contact: Steve Almgren at 520-748-9371 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

1/28/19 10am

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2/28/19 5pm MST

Sub bids Canyon Building & Design is requesting sub bids on Old Country Buffet TI - Spectrum, Mesa. The work consists of the complete renovation of an existing 8,283 SF building. 3 TI’s to include Starbucks, ATT Store & seafood restaurant. Contact: Shawn McRae at 602-358-7332. First published on 1/22

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3/1/19 2pm

Sub bids Briston Construction, LLC is requesting sub bids on Renovate Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Clinic Team, Phoenix. The work consists of a remodel of a 7KSF backfill of a suite. Log-In Required. Contact: Estimating Department at 480-776-5810 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

2/6/19 10am

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4/12/19 10am MT

$13.25M STP-086-A(217)T; H846901C

Sub bids FNF Construction, Inc. is requesting sub bids on Roadway Widening & Bridge Replacement, Fresnal to MP 123.9 Segment, WHY-Tucson Hwy (SR 86). The work consists of roadway excavation & embankment, furnishing & placing aggregate base course, asphaltic concrete, poly chip seal coat, replacing a bridge & additional work. DBE Goal of 7.60%. Log-In Required. Contact: Sarah Gray at 480-784-2910 or [email protected]. First published on 12/18

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1/25/19 2pm REVISED

19-050 IFB City of Phoenix - Automatic Doors Services & Supply, Various Departments, Citywide. Contact: Faith Jarrett, Procurement Officer, at 602-495-5792 or [email protected]. First published on 11/16 & revised due date on 12/28

11/28/18 12pm

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1/25/19 2pm MST

183919 RFQuote Pinal County - Demolition Services, 125 S. McNab Pkwy, San Miguel. The work consists of the demolition of a condemned, 1-story home, carport, storage room, porch & small detached shed, including clearing the property of all debris & dried vegetation. Contact: Lorina Gillette, Senior Procurement Officer, at 520-866-6639 or [email protected]. First published on 1/8

1/11/19 10am

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1/25/19 2pm

IFB-0320-DCH IFB Gila River Indian Community - Reconstruction of 2 & Rehabilitation of 1 Single Family Home, Sacaton. Contact: Ruben Calderon, Contracts Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 1/22

1/15/19 10am

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1/25/19 5pm

$25K- $100K

140P1519R0006 RFP Department of the Interior - Replace Roof on Park Housing Unit, Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site, Ganado. The work consists of replacing approx. 2700 SF of roofing. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Krystal Bourlier at 520-733-5181 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 11/30 & moved to open solicitations on 12/28

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https://secure.smartbidnet.com/LBEI




http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/IFB-0320-DCH-2-HOME-PROJECT.pdf

https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=b08be933e48a8718a6bb9a2f72e6199b&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=b08be933e48a8718a6bb9a2f72e6199b&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=b08be933e48a8718a6bb9a2f72e6199b&_cview=0


1/28/19 9am

List 18-19-01 IFB Cartwright Elementary School District - Roofing Repair/Replacement, Cartwright Elementary School, Phoenix. Log-In Required. Contact: M. Victoria Farrar, Assistant Director of Business Services, at [email protected]. First published on 1/4 & added sign-in sheet on 1/15

1/10/19 11am Mand.

Link

1/28/19 9:30am

List 18-19-02 IFB Cartwright Elementary School District - Roofing Repair/Replacement, Bret R. Tarver Elementary School, Phoenix. Log-In Required. Contact: M. Victoria Farrar, Assistant Director of Business Services, at [email protected]. First published on 1/4 & added sign-in sheet on 1/15

1/10/19 8am Mand.

Link

1/28/19 10am

List 18-19-03 IFB Cartwright Elementary School District - CMU Wall Veneer Replacement, Holiday Park School, Phoenix. Log-In Required. Contact: M. Victoria Farrar, Assistant Director of Business Services, at [email protected]. First published on 1/4 & added sign-in sheet on 1/25

1/10/19 2pm Mand.

Link

1/28/19 10:30am

List 18-19-04 IFB Cartwright Elementary School District - Roofing Repair/Replacement, Desert Sands Middle School, Phoenix. Log-In Required. Contact: M. Victoria Farrar, Assistant Director of Business Services, at [email protected]. First published on 1/4 & added sign-in sheet on 1/18

1/11/19 8am Mand.

Link

1/28/19 10:30am

IFB City of Eloy - Housing Rehabilitation Program. The work consists of the rehabilitation/reconstruction of one single-family dwelling. Contact: Grant Administration Office at 520-466-9201. First published on 1/15

Link

1/28/19 11am

List 18-19-05 IFB Cartwright Elementary School District - Roofing Repair/Replacement, Starlight Park School, Phoenix. Log-In Required. Contact: M. Victoria Farrar, Assistant Director of Business Services, at [email protected]. First published on 1/4 & added sign-in sheet on 1/18

1/11/19 11am Mand.

Link

1/28/19 2pm

19-61-C19 IFB Tucson Unified School District - Roof Mounted Sink Replacement & Re-Roofing Project, Utterback Middle School, Tucson. Log-In Required. Contact: Kevin L. Oster, Procurement Agent, at 520-225-6094 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11

1/16/19 10am

Link

1/28/19 2pm

104-19 IFB La Paz County - Park Restroom Rehabilitation Project. The work consists of rehabilitation of two restrooms to include compliance with 2010 ADA guidelines. Contact: Denise Moen Bishop, Project Manager, at 928-208-5841 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11 & updated link on 1/15

1/14/18 2pm Mand.

Link


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http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/CSD_83_Addendum_1_18-19-01_FULL.pdf


http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/CSD_83_Addendum_1_18-19-02_FULL.pdf


http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/sign.pdf


http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Sign-In.pdf



http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Sign-In-2.pdf



http://www.co.la-paz.az.us/bids.aspx?bidID=2


1/28/19 2pm

IFB White Mountain Apache Housing Authority - 22 New Housing Units & Community Building, Cibecue. The work consists of drywall for 22 new housing units & drywall, framing, windows, painting, floor finish, insulation, casework, & exterior & interior doors for new community building. Contact: Carol Gordon, Procurement Officer, at 928-338-4831 x139 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15 & updated project description on 1/18

None Link

1/28/19 2pm

IFB City of Coolidge - Community Revitalization Program. The work consists of the reconstruction of one single-family dwelling. Contact: Development Services Department at 520-723-6075. First published on 1/15

Link

1/29/18 2pm REVISED

$2.5K- $750K

N6247319R0204 IDIQ/JOC Department of the Navy - Repair & Replacement of HVAC Components, Marine Corps Air Station, Yuma & Surrounding areas of responsibility in Imperial County, CA. Total Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Robert Pich at 928-269-2094. Pre-solicitation published on 10/26, moved to open solicitations on 11/2 & revised due date on 11/27 & 12/11

None Link

1/29/19 2pm REVISED

$4.1M- $5M

AV15000073 DBB City of Phoenix - LED Light Retrofit, Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Rental Car Center. The work consists of replacing the existing metal halide HID & fluorescent lighting fixtures with LED lighting, including interior & exterior core lighting, walkways, & all levels of the garage. Contact: Michael N. Soto, Contract Specialist, at 602-273-3488 or [email protected]. First published on 11/6, added sign-in sheet on 11/13, added additional site visit date & revised due date on 11/20, added second sign-in sheet on 12/11 & revised due date on 12/28

11/8/18 11am; 12/7/18 8am

Link

1/29/19 2pm

IFB White Mountain Apache Housing Authority - Drywall, Interior Painting, Ceiling, & Flooring for Commercial Office Building, Whiteriver. Contact: Carol Gordon, Procurement Officer, at 928-338-4831 x139 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15

None Link

1/30/19 1pm

$227K IFB-PO-1900013 IFB Pima County - Pump Repair Services, Countywide. Contact: Michael Warren at [email protected]. First published on 1/15

1/22/19 1pm

Link

1/30/19 1pm

19-FMD-049 RFQuote City of Phoenix - Non-Traffic Light Pole Supply & Service, Various Locations, Citywide. Contact: Michelle Espericueta, Contract Specialist, at 602-534-9614 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

Link


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http://www.wmahousingauthority.org/site/cpage.asp?cpage_id=180104070&sec_id=180007661


https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=8a7bdf36106b308651e636556b31230b&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=8a7bdf36106b308651e636556b31230b&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=8a7bdf36106b308651e636556b31230b&_cview=0

http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/combinepdf-1-compressed.pdf

http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/combinepdf-1-compressed.pdf


http://www.wmahousingauthority.org/site/cpage.asp?cpage_id=180104070&sec_id=180007661


http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/RFQ-19-FMD-049.pdf


1/30/19 2pm

190116 RFP City of Sedona - Wastewater Department Pump & Motor Services, Various Locations, Citywide. The work consists of motor repairs/rewinds, rebuilds, overhauls, pump repairs, inspections, testing, & preventative maintenance/repairs on city-owned electrical equipment. Contact: Roxanne Holland, Wastewater Manager, at [email protected]. First published on 1/22

Link

1/30/19 3pm

List 18P-0130 IFB Mohave Educational Services Cooperative, Inc. - Electrical Services, Statewide. Contact: Michael S. Carter, Contract Specialist I, at 928-718-3222 or [email protected]. First published on 12/14 & added sign-in sheet on 12/28

12/20/18 2pm

Link

1/31/19 11am MST

IFB Lake Havasu Unified School District - Electrical Contractor Services for SES Replacement, Lake Havasu High School. Contact: Lance Brown at [email protected]. First published on 1/15

1/17/19 10am MST

Link

1/31/19 1pm

BPM000725 IFB Arizona Department of Administration - Building Demolition, 1510/1520 Adams, 1275 Washington. The work consists of demolition of two separate buildings. Contact: Dustin Deason at [email protected]. First published on 1/15

1/17/19 1pm Mand.

Link

1/31/19 2pm

19-34 RFP City of Glendale - Pool Resurfacing, Foothills Recreation & Aquatic Center. Contact: Anthony Weathersby, Contract Analyst, at 623-930-2864 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

Link

1/31/19 2pm

P19GB004 RFP NAU - Remediation & Restoration Services, Flagstaff. The work consists of remediation & restoration services for fire, smoke, soot, water & microbial damage incidents on an emergency & non-emergency basis. Contact: Glenn Birkett, Senior Buyer, at 928-523-6094 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

Link

1/31/19 3pm REVISED

$458K 19-019 IFB Town of Queen Creek - Horseshoe Park & Equestrian Center Covered Arena. The work consists of designing, furnishing, & installing a 45KSF pre-engineered shop-fabricated metal building frame & metal sloped roof system. Contact: Melissa Bauer, Procurement Manager, at 480-358-3182 or [email protected]. First published on 12/18, added sign-in sheet on 1/4 & revised due date on 1/18

12/20/18 9am

Link

2/1/19 2pm

List IFB 19-047 FJ IFB City of Phoenix - Electrical Services, Citywide. The work consists of various commercial & industrial electrical work. Contact: Faith Jarrett, Procurement Officer, at 602-495-5792 or [email protected]. First published on 12/18 & added sign-in sheet on 1/15

1/9/19 11am

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http://www.mesc.org/solicitations/IFB%2018P-0130%20Pre-bid%20notes.pdf

http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/IFB-18P-0130.pdf



https://www.glendaleaz.com/PURCHASING/RFP19-34.cfm

https://in.nau.edu/contracting-purchasing-services/nau-bid-board/

https://www.queencreek.org/home/showdocument?id=29071

https://www.queencreek.org/Home/Components/RFP/RFP/226/447

https://www.phoenix.gov/financesite/SolicitationAttachments/Pre-Bid%20Conference%20Sign%20In%20Sheet.pdf



2/1/19 2pm

List IFB 18-313 IFB City of Phoenix - Lot Maintenance & Securement Services, Various Locations, Citywide. The work consists of trash/debris removal, weed/grass mowing/cutting, dead tree removal, soil stabilization, trespass control barriers, & additional work. Contact: Faith Jarrett, Procurement Officer, at 602-495-5792 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15 & added sign-in sheet on 1/22

1/17/19 11am

Link

2/1/19 3pm MST

18-02-1782LE RFP Navajo Division of Transportation - Commercial Heat, Ventilation & Air Conditioning Services, Navajo DOT LEED Green Geothermal Facilities, Dilkon & Pinion, AZ, & Tse Bonito, NM. Contact: Vincent Yazzie at [email protected]. First published on 12/14

Contact to Schedule

Link

2/1/19 3pm MST

18-11-1954LE RFP Navajo Division of Transportation - Roadway Lighting Operations & Maintenance, AZ, NM & UT. Contact: Lorita Etsitty at 928-871-6317 or [email protected] or Marlinda Littleman at 505-371-8372 or [email protected]. First published on 1/4

1/9/19 10am Mand.

Link

2/1/19 3pm REVISED

BPM000717 IFB Arizona Department of Administration - 1700 Elevator Renovation Project, Phoenix. Contact: Rick Rask, Purchasing Officer, at 602-542-1718 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11 & revised due date on 1/25

1/15/19 7am

Link

2/1/19 4pm

IFB Hualapai Indian Tribe - Construction Services for Hualapai Youth Camp Trash Enclosure, Re-Bid. Contact: Kevin Davidson, Planning & Economic Development Director, at 928-769-1310 or Phil Entz at 602-678-0533 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11

Link

2/4/19 3pm REVISED

BPM000382; M19-0002

RFQuote Arizona Department of Emergency & Military Affairs - Painting of the Interior of Bldg M5209, Papago Park Military Reservation, Phoenix. Contact: Kathy Eastep, Procurement Officer, at 602-267-2763 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18, added second site visit date & revised due date on 1/25

1/23/19 9am; 1/29/19 9am

Link

2/4/19 5pm

18-10-1941VJ RFP Navajo Nation - Flooring, Painting, Windows, Shelving & Cabinets, Lighting, Street Sign (marque with lighting) & Plumbing Chase, Chinle Juvenile Detention Center. Contact: Fernando F. Towne at 928-674-2293 or [email protected] or Wilfred Tah Jr. at 928-674-2365 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11

1/23/19 10am DST

Link

2/5/19 1pm

PW19–JOC03 JOC City of El Mirage - JOC for General Construction Services, Citywide. The work consists of building, altering, maintaining, repairing, improving, & demolishing public structures & buildings. Contact: Wendy Henson at 623-876-4250. First published on 1/22

1/28/19 2pm

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https://www.phoenix.gov/financesite/SolicitationAttachments/Pre-Bid%20Conference%20Sign%20In%20Sheets.pdf


http://www.nnooc.org/Documents/RFP%20Folder/RFP%20-Bid%2018-02-1782LE,%20Proposal%20for%20Commerical%20HVAC%20Services.pdf

http://navajodot.org/RFP.aspx


http://hualapai-nsn.gov/


http://www.nnooc.org/Documents/RFP%20Folder/RPF%20-Bid%2018-10-1941VJ,%20Proposal%20for%20Renovation%20for%20Chinle%20Juvenile%20Detention%20Center.pdf

http://www.cityofelmirage.org/1681/Bid-and-Contract-Opportunities


2/5/19 2pm

IFB City of Holbrook - ADA Improvements. The work consists of construction services to replace current entrances with new electronic doors & accessories in compliance with ADA requirements. Contact: Chole Van Hoose, NACOG Program Specialist, at 928-445-0211 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11

1/22/19 11am

Link

2/5/19 2pm

308-18 IFB La Paz County - Rehabilitation of Two Homes, Parker. Contact: Denise Moen Bishop, Project Manager, at 928-208-5841 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18 & updated link on 1/22

1/22/19 2pm Mand.

Link

2/5/19 4pm REVISED

<$6M 19-00003; 1900003

CMAR Pima County - CMAR Services for 130-150 W Congress Façade Upgrades. The work consists of investigating the cause of leaks on all three buildings, identifying solutions, & constructing the selected solution to remedy leaking at two of the buildings. Contact: Scott Loomis, Procurement Officer, at [email protected]. First published on 12/28, added sign-in sheet on 1/11 & revised due date on 1/18

1/8/19 10am

Link

2/5/19 5pm MST

S131910 RFP UA - Supply & Install 5 Roll Off Roof Observatories for Astronomical Telescopes, Biosphere 2 Observatory, Oracle. Contact: Lila Sorenson at 520-626-3538 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

Link

2/6/19 11am

$200K IFB-PO-1900018 IFB Pima County - Pool Repair - Stone, Tile & Plaster, Kino Pool. Contact: Meagan Lynch, Procurement Officer, at [email protected]. First published on 1/18

1/24/19 10:30am

Link

2/6/19 2pm MST REVISED

List 183519 IFB Pinal County - Kitchen Floor & Equipment Replacement, Pinal County Adult Detention Facility. The work consists of selective demolition & replacement of flooring, & selective removal & replacement of kitchen equipment. Contact: Lorina Gillette, Procurement Officer, at 520-866-6639 or [email protected]. First published on 12/18, added sign-in sheet, added second pre-bid meeting date & revised due date on 1/15

1/4/19 1:30pm Mand.; 1/25/19 1:30pm

Link

2/6/19 3pm

$70K 19PB010 IFB City of Scottsdale - Fire Hydrant Painting Services, Citywide. The work consists of fire hydrant maintenance, cleaning, & painting services. Contact: Cheryl Champine, Bid & Contract Specialist, at 480-312-5719 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15

Link

2/6/19 3pm

$250K- $500K

19-4611-002 IFB Toltec School District - Gym Reroofing, Toltec Elementary School, Eloy. The work consists of stripping down existing roofs to metal deck, installing new SBS modified built-up roof, new counterflashing, metal coping caps, drip edge, gutters & downspouts. Log-In Required. Contact: E.L. Goheen, Procurement Specialist, at 623-271-9421 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15

1/24/19 10am Mand.

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http://www.co.la-paz.az.us/bids.aspx?bidID=3

http://webcms.pima.gov/UserFiles/Servers/Server_6/File/Government/Procurement/Design%20and%20Construction%20Solicitations/Active/SFQ-PO-1900003%20Sign-In%20Sheet.pdf


https://pacs.arizona.edu/RFP-BID_Opportunities


http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Pre-Bid-Meeting-Sign-In-Sheet.pdf




https://www.contractorsplanroom.com/secure/project/?step=display&projectid=251592


2/6/19 5pm

<30K 2019-106 On-Call Coconino County - On-Call Contractors & Trades for Horizontal & Vertical Projects, Countywide. The work consists of maintenance, repair, & minor construction work on real property & facilities. Contact: Scott Richardson at [email protected] or Celeatha Lester, Buyer, at 928-679-8309. First published on 1/22

Link

2/7/19 11am

19-10-19 RFP Marana Unified School District - Replacement of Cooling Towers Project, Tortolita Middle School, Tucson. Contact: Procurement Office at 520-682-1175. First published on 1/22

1/24/19 11am

Link

2/7/19 12pm

190010 IFB Show Low Unified School District - Gym Floor Replacement, Show Low High School. Contact: Allison Suriano, Project Manager, at 480-204-0532 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

1/30/19 10am

Link

2/7/19 12:30pm

190011 IFB Show Low Unified School District - Replace Evaporative Air with Conditioned Air, Show Low High School. Contact: Allison Suriano, Project Manager, at 480-204-0532 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

1/30/19 1pm

Link


$1M- $1.1M

CP0767 IFB City of Mesa - Chiller & EMS Improvements, Red Mountain Multi-Generational Center. The work consists of upgrading & replacing the HVAC equipment & upgrading the building systems to allow the facility to be used as an emergency management shelter. Contact: Donna Horn at [email protected]. First published on 12/21, added sign-in sheet on 1/11 & revised due date on 1/22

1/8/19 1pm

Link

2/7/19 2pm

19-20 RFP City of Glendale - Generator Maintenance, Citywide. Contact: Anthony Weathersby, Contract Analyst, at 623-930-2864 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

1/24/19 1pm

Link

2/7/19 3pm

RFP Pascua Yaqui Tribe - Residential Upgrades & Repairs, Communitywide. Contact: Rolando Jaimez at 520-879-5896 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11

1/24/19 10am Mand.

Link

2/7/19 3pm MST

BPM000582 RFP Arizona Department of Administration - Flooring & Installation, Various Locations, Statewide. Contact: Richard Rask, Construction Procurement Manager, at [email protected]. First published on 1/18

Link

2/7/19 3pm

TPYTRES-10FY2019 RFP Pascua Yaqui Tribe - Tiwahe Residential Upgrades/Repairs Project, Guadalupe & Tucson. Contact: Rolando Jaimez at 520-879-5896 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

1/24/19 10am Mand.

Link

2/7/19 5pm MST

19-01-1987LE RFP Navajo Nation - Maintenance &/or Repair of Glass Doors, Navajo Special Diabetes Program Facilities, Dilkon, Teecnospos, Tuba City, Window Rock. Contact: Randall Comb, Acting Senior Project Specialist, at 928-871-6532 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

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http://www.coconino.az.gov/bids.aspx?bidID=151

https://www.maranausd.org/Page/3455

http://www.publicnoticeads.com/AZ/search/view.asp?T=PN&id=57/1142019_25176456.htm




https://www.mesaaz.gov/business/engineering/construct-bid-opportunities-and-results

https://www.glendaleaz.com/PURCHASING/RFP19-20.cfm



http://pyt.mfd.company/index.php/projects/item/23-tiwahe-residential-upgrades-repairs-project-tpytres-10fy2019

http://www.nnooc.org/Documents/RFP%20Folder/RPF%20-Bid%2019-01-1987LE,%20Proposal%20for%20Storefront%20Glass%20Doors%20Maintenance%20and-or%20Repair.pdf


2/8/19 10am MST

480-90-19-011 RFP Maricopa Integrated Health System (MIHS) - Demolition & Material Salvage Contractor, Multiple MIHS Structures, Mesa & Phoenix. The work consists of demolition & haul off for existing structures, including slab, foundation, above grade structures, & regarding of the building footprint surface. Contact: Stephen Blaylock, Procurement Officer, at [email protected]. First published on 1/22

1/23/19 & 1/25/19 between 9am-3pm

Link

2/8/19 3pm EST

$25K- $100K

36C78619Q0099 RFQuote Department of Veterans Affairs - Restore 7 Columbarium Court Trellis Structures, National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona, Phoenix. The work consists of sanding, priming, & painting 7 metal pergolas. Total Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Gloria Lucero at [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 1/15 & moved to open solicitations on 1/22

1/30/19 10am

Link

2/8/19 4pm EST REVISED

List 36C78619Q0109 RFQuote Department of Veterans Affairs - Install Variable Frequency Drive Control Panel on Pumps, National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona, Phoenix. Total Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Valentin Saucedo at [email protected]. First published on 1/15, added site visit & revised due date on 1/25

1/29/19 10am PST

Link

2/11/19 11am

S19-04-19 IFB Alhambra School District - Cooling Tower Replacement, Cordova Elementary School, Phoenix. Contact: Alicia Oropeza at 602-336-2072 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

1/28/19 10am

Link

2/11/19 1pm REVISED

$100K 319000147 RFP City of Surprise - Indoor Shooting Range Upgrades. The work consists of upgrading the current indoor range system. Contact: Eric Boyles, Sr. Buyer, at 623-222-3700 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15 & revised pre-submittal & due date on 1/22

1/28/19 10:30am REVISED

Link

2/11/19 3:30pm MST

HOME Project 306-18 Round 3

IFB Town of Prescott Valley - Repair, Rehabilitation or Replacement of 3 Single-Family Homes. Contact: Prescott Valley Community Development Department at 928-759-3058. First published on 1/18

1/31/19 1pm MST Mand.

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https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=da3b31ae017b84dee150027f52ca956c&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=da3b31ae017b84dee150027f52ca956c&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=da3b31ae017b84dee150027f52ca956c&_cview=0

https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=2f2466847ae12988a79259a7c11eb8d3&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

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https://www.alhambraesd.org/Domain/299



http://liuna383.org


2/12/19 2pm

19B04 IFB Mohave County - Gravel Crushing Services, Hualapai and Shinarump Pits. The work consists of crushing &/or screening services to produce & stockpile a minimum of 50K CY & a maximum of 75K CY of material. Contact: Michelle L. Fink, Procurement Officer Senior, at 928-753-0752 x3 or [email protected]. First published on 1/8

1/24/19 10am

Link

2/12/19 2pm

IFB Town of Clarkdale - ADA Improvements Phase 2, Clark Memorial Clubhouse. The work consists of ADA renovations & additions to restrooms, & other interior & exterior ADA improvements. Contact: Ellen Yates at 928-639-2520 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

1/30/19 1pm Mand.

Link

2/12/19 3pm

$85K 19PB011 IFB City of Scottsdale - Supply, Deliver & Install Turf Grass, Sod & Stolons, Various City Parks & Sports Fields, Citywide. Contact: Karie Ingles, Bid & Contract Specialist, at 480-312-5744 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

None Link

2/14/19 3pm

$640K 19RP020 RFP City of Scottsdale - Sewer & Lift Station Cleaning, Various Locations, Citywide. The work consists of ongoing maintenance & cleaning of sanitary sewer lines in order to minimize the occurrence of sewer overflows. Contact: Cheryl Champine, Bid & Contract Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 1/22

Link

2/15/19 10am

19-01-STH IFB Florence Unified School District - Re-Roof Project, Bldg 1001-1002, San Tan Heights School, San Tan Valley. The work consists of the complete removal & replacement of the existing roof system. Log-In Required. Contact: Kathy Bowers, Purchasing Department Buyer, at 520-866-3500 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15

2/1/19 8am Mand.

Link

2/15/19 10:30am

19-02-MV IFB Florence Unified School District - Re-Roof Project, Bldg 1002-1006, Mountain Vista Academy, San Tan Valley. The work consists of the complete removal & replacement of the existing roof system. Log-In Required. Contact: Kathy Bowers, Purchasing Department Buyer, at 520-866-3500 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15

2/1/19 10am Mand.

Link

2/15/19 11am

19-03-WB IFB Florence Unified School District - Re-Roof Project, Bldg 1001, Walker Butte School, San Tan Valley. The work consists of the complete removal & replacement of the existing roof system. Log-In Required. Contact: Kathy Bowers, Purchasing Department Buyer, at 520-866-3500 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15

2/1/19 12pm Mand.

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2/20/19 10am

MDSLR2019-01 IFB Yuma County - Mesa Del Sol Improvement District No. 99-01 Landscape Renovation. The work consists of renovating & replacing landscaping within the right-of-ways, including replacement of shrubbery, plants, trees, landscaping rock, polyurethane mat, sprinkler system, lines valves & timers. Contact: Rachel Stallworth or Bobby Lambert, Public Works, at 928-341-2500. First published on 1/22

None Link

2/20/19 2pm

1-219 RFP Phoenix Union High School District - Elevator Modernizations, Districtwide. Log-In Required. Contact: Lila McCleery at 602-764-1404 or [email protected]. First published on 12/28

Week of Feb. 4th-8th Mand.

Link

2/21/19 4pm MT

$100K- $250K

12817319Q0002 RFP Department of Agriculture - Generator Installation, Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests, Big Lake Recreation Area. The work consists of turnkey installation of a 175kw generator & 500 gallon liquid petroleum gas tank. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: James Morrison, Facilities Engineer, at [email protected] or Warren L Abbott, Contracting Officer, at 928-333-6344 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 12/7 & moved to open solicitations on 1/18

Link

2/22/19 3pm MST

231902 RFP ASU - Elevator Maintenance Services, Tempe Campus, Polytechnic Campus, Downtown Campus, West Campus. Contact: Brett Baumgardner, Senior Buyer, at 480-727-5259 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15 & added site visit dates on 1/18

1/28/19 8am; 1/29/19 9am; 1/30/19 9am; 2/4/19 9am

Link

2/22/19 11:59pm

RFP Town of Gila Bend - Residential Solid Waste Removal Services. Contact: Beverly Turner, Town Clerk, at [email protected]. First published on 1/15

Link

2/26/19 10am

1819-001 IFB Bicentennial Union High School District - Roof Replacement & Weatherization Project, Salome High School. Contact: BUHSD at 928-859-3453. First published on 1/25

1/31/19 10am

Link

2/28/19 2pm REVISED

List 19-52-C23 RFP Tucson Unified School District - Energy Conservation Improvement Projects, districtwide. The work consists of HVAC & LED lighting upgrades to or replacement of equipment & additional work. Log-In Required. Contact: Kevin Stratt, Procurement Agent, at 520-225-6080 or [email protected]. First published on 1/11, added second pre-bid meeting, added sign-in sheet & revised due date on 1/22

1/17/19 10am Mand.; 1/24/19 10am

Link

On-going until 2/2023

180423 RFP Pinal County - Maintenance, Repair & Operating Supplies, including Generator Maintenance, Countywide. Contact: Gloria Bean, Procurement Officer, at 520-886-6009 or [email protected]. First published on 9/25

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http://azpurchasing.org/viewbid.asp?id=5554

https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=5af4a403fa1a8e47d94a5ab3dbfdf09c&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index.php?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=5af4a403fa1a8e47d94a5ab3dbfdf09c&tab=ivl&tabmode=list

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=5af4a403fa1a8e47d94a5ab3dbfdf09c&_cview=0

https://cfo.asu.edu/construction-facilities-bid-board

https://www.gilabendaz.org/bids.aspx?bidID=8


http://azbex.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Signed_Amendment_1_and_supporting_documents_-_RFP_19-52-C23.pdf



PRODUCTS & EQUIPMENT Requests for equipment (pur-chase and rental), furnish only of

materials, and related items.


On-going NS 15-050 RFQ City of Avondale - FY 2015-2020 Housing Rehabilitation & Demolition Comprehensive Pre-Qualified Contractors List. Log-In Required. Contact: Loretta Browning at 623-333-2029 or [email protected]. *Note: Bid deadline is monthly, on the first working day of the month. First published on 11/13

Link

On-going <$50K IFB Mohave County - Pre-Qualified Contractors, Housing Rehabilitation Program, countywide. The work consists of various residential repairs to single family owner-occupied dwellings. Contact: Morgan Michaels, Procurement Officer, at 928-753-0752 x1 or [email protected]. First published on 2/16/18 & updated contact information on 1/11/19

Link

Due Date & Time

Solicitation/ Project # Request Type

Owner - Project Description Pre-bid Link

1/25/19 2pm

19R01 IFB Mohave County - Supply & Deliver Aluminum Sign Blanks, Public Works/Traffic Control Division. Contact: Michelle Fink, Procurement Officer Senior, at 928-753-0752 x3 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

Link

1/30/19 2pm MST

2001-006 RFQuote Maricopa County - Water Truck & Spray Systems Parts, Services & Accessories, Countywide. Contact: All contact through Bidsync. First published on 1/25

Link

1/31/19 3pm

BPM000402 IFB ADOT - Supply & Deliver Traffic Cabinets & Related Components, Statewide. Contact: Sharon L. Tohtsoni, Procurement Officer, at 602-712-8595 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

1/24/19 10am

Link

2/5/19 2pm

GS-2018-0068 RFP City of Globe - Supply & Deliver Aeration/Mixing Equipment, Pinal Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. Contact: Vince Mariscal at 928-425-4959 or [email protected]. First published on 1/15

Link

2/6/19 3pm

19-4664 IFB City of Goodyear - Supply & Deliver Irrigation Parts, Supplies & Accessories, 2717 S. Wood Blvd & 200 S. Calle Del Pueblo. Contact: Dora Chavez, Contracts Officer, at 623-882-7834 or [email protected]. First published on 1/18

Link

2/7/19 4pm

BPM000723 IFB ADOT - Supply & Deliver Cattle Guard Foundations, Grills, End Frames & Clamps Re-Bid, statewide. Contact: Stacy Wiesner, Procurement Officer, at 602-712-6939 or [email protected]. First published on 1/25

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https://vrapp.vendorregistry.com/Bids/View/Bid/ecdccb20-83f1-4921-8b79-d100ea1fd291



https://www.bidsync.com/bidsync-app-web/vendor/links/BidDetail.xhtml?bidid=2036987


http://www.globeaz.gov/business/bid-on-new-contracts


https://app.az.gov/page.aspx/en/bpm/process_manage_extranet/1099?uid=e2c9d702-04b9-4946-a753-fce1e1f6b5c6


2/13/19 2pm

2019-03 IFB Coconino County - Supply & Deliver 7,500 Tons of Aggregate Base Material, Forest Lakes Subdivision. Contact: Scott Richardson at [email protected] or Coconino County Purchasing at 928-679-7191. First published on 1/22

Link

2/13/19 2pm

B19-01-008 IFB Navajo County - Supply & Deliver Hot Asphaltic Concrete Pavement Overlay, Public Works Department. Contact: Cheryl Hollins, Account Specialist, at 928-524-4100 or [email protected]. First published on 1/22

1/30/19 2pm Mand.

Link

3/7/19 4pm MT

12817319R0009 IDIQ Department of Agriculture - IDIQ Supply & Deliver Crushed Aggregate, Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, Apache Zone. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Warren L. Abbott, Contracting Officer, at 928-333-6344 or [email protected] or Michelle Bahr, Contracting Specialist, at 928-333-6278 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 12/18 & moved to open solicitation on 1/18

Link

3/7/19 4pm MT

12817319R0010 IDIQ Department of Agriculture - IDIQ Supply & Deliver Crushed Aggregate, Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, Sitgreaves Zone. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Warren L. Abbott, Contracting Officer, at 928-333-6344 or [email protected] or Michelle Bahr, Contracting Specialist, at 928-333-6278 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 12/18 & moved to open solicitations on 1/18

Link

On-going 140319 IFB Pinal County - Aggregate, Slurry & Portland Cement. Contact: Monica Mendoza at 520-866-6265 or [email protected]. First published on 3/1

Link

Status Bid/Project # $ Target Date Type Owner/Project Description LinkNew N6247316R8013 <$240M Target Date:

1/30/19 Due Date: 3/5/19

IDIQ Department of the Navy - Environmental Remediation Services, Various Locations, AK, AZ, CA, CO, NM, NV, OR, UT, WA. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Elia Ram, Contract Specialist, at 619-532-1769 or [email protected] or Claudia Ramirez, Contracting Officer, at 619-532-1229 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 1/25

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PRE-SOLICITATIONS These are announcements of solicitations or projects to come

and sources sought

http://www.coconino.az.gov/bids.aspx?bidID=152


https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=1d0d972bcec37f3948e97fbc51eb2ade&_cview=0

https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=104228127260d8381c652b5210bc0cce&tab=core&_cview=1


https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=34763ddec3d4aa96d2d2f6f560dc99ef&_cview=0

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