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Volume 6 Issue 7
Issue Date: March 10, 2015
CONNECTING THE LOCAL BUILDING INDUSTRY
ASU Gammage to Launch $16.2M Capital Initiative
By Kathy Shayna
Shocket for Phoenix
Business Journal
As ASU Gammage continues its 50th anniversary
celebration, the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed performing
arts center is launching a $16.2M capital campaign.
“The Golden Gammage Initiative,” targeting private
monies, includes a capital improvements fund and
a programming endowment. The major fundraising
challenge is needed not only to improve the overall
audience experience for the next 50 years, but to
continue the center’s economic impact.
This silent phase of the fundraising campaign was
seeded with major gifts from several philanthropists and
On the Job
$9M Renovations to ASU Gammage
Owner – ASU
Architect – Currently being solicited,
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GC – To be Bid
foundations including the Kemper
and Ethel Marley Foundation, Susan
and Bill Ahearn, Laurie and Chuck
Goldstein, Clyde Parker, George Brazil
Home Services, Pat Langlin-Brazil,
Margaret T. Morris Foundation, the
late Jerry Appell and Ticketmaster.
The $1.2M already raised through
the silent phase will fund “The Sound
Project.”
The revamped sound system will
occur this summer. The initiative
also calls for $9M for much needed
improvements that would add
additional restroom facilities and
increase the accessibility of the venue
by adding elevators, allowing access
to all levels.
Read more at
Phoenix Business Journal
ASU’s Grady Gammage Auditorium. Photo credit: asu.edu
Project Solicitations in this Issue:
26 Design/Consultant
36 Horizontal
17 Commercial
16 Products & Equipment
3
29 Utilities
47 Maintenance
12 Permits Issued
Development Opps
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Table of Contents
Articles
4 Train to Phoenix Could be $10B, 10 Years Off
5 Phoenix Metro Development Summit Highlights Bounty of EDV Opportunities
6 Developers, Cities Unite at Summit; Three Big Tenants Coming to Phoenix
8 ASU to Development Community: Bring your Patience
9 PHX Voters to Decide $33B Sales Tax for Transportation Funding
11 Legislature OKs $9.1B Budget after Overnight Marathon
11 Pinal Economy Moving in Right Direction, Slowly
12 Filling Phoenix Potholes will Cost $7B
13 Buckeye to Get 306KSF Senior Living Campus
14 Scottsdale Plans $4.2M Neighborhood Water Project
14 PUSD Considers Bond and Override Ballot Measures
15 Phoenix Revitalization Vision Could Redevelop Strip Malls
16 PHX Retail Vacancy Rate Falls Single Digits
16 Microsoft Data Center to Former PHX Honeywell Plant
17 ‘Promise Zone’ Would Give Mesa Shot at Federal Cash
18 Utilities Wage Campaign against Rooftop Solar
19 Maricopa Pushes Forward with Transportation Plan
20 Report: Arizona Ranks 5th in Clean Energy Jobs
Sections
21 Giving Back Opportunities
21 Classifieds
22 Permits Issued
23 Commercial Real Estate News
23 Bid Results & Project Awards
24 Industry Events
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6
14
23
Project Opportunities
25 Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant
28 Horizontal
28 Development Opportunities
34 Utilities
37 Commercial
40 Maintenance & Alterations
44 Products & Equipment
46 Pre-Solicitations
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Meet the Team!
Rebekah Morris - Publisher
Coldwater Depot
1700 N McClintock Dr.
Tempe, AZ 85281
Correction Notice
On page 6 of Friday’s issue,
we incorrectly identified the
Architect of the ASU Sun Devil
Stadium Renovation in the ‘On
the Job’ box. The body of the
article correctly identified the
firms as Gould Evans and
HNTB Corporation.
480-709-4190
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Rachel Kettenhofen - Editor
Longbow
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Luci Scott - Senior Correspondent
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Kentucky Derby Winners (Horse names)
Sunbelt
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Editor’s Picks from the Last Issue
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Urban 95
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▶▶ Light Rail Boosts Reuse, Development
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Private Opps
Private Work Opportunities in this Issue
Project
Page
Product Type
Owner
Design Firm
GC
$9M Renovations to ASU
Page 1
Gammage
Entertainment
ASU
Currently being solicited,
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To be Bid
Buckeye Sun Village
Page 12
Senior Campus, Buckeye
Medical
Village Care Partners
Not Disclosed
Comanche builders in
a joint venture with an
undisclosed contractor
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Train to Phoenix Could be $10B, 10 Years Off
By Patrick
McNamara for
Arizona Daily Star
Intercity rail service between Tucson and Phoenix has
long been a topic of discussion in the state.
The Arizona Department of Transportation has studied
the idea for years, which resulted in a final report a few
years back on the possibility of a commuter rail system
connecting the state’s two largest cities. That was
followed by a series of route alternatives showing where
a future rail line might lie.
It’s an ambitious proposal and not low-cost, either.
Carlos Lopez, rail planning program manager at ADOT,
said early estimates for the plan range from $4B to $10B.
Railroad Administration and Federal Transportation
Administration for approval. That draft report should be
completed by the spring or summer.
The federal government is one of the possible funding
sources of the rail project, so it would have final approval
on the plan. But state funding also would be needed,
Lopez said, because federal grants would require a 50
percent match.
Other options to build and operate the rail line include a
public-private agreement of some sort, Lopez said.
Future feasibility studies are planned that would
estimate ridership figures and costs to operate the
system.
Lopez plans to present a review of the plan at Advancing
Women in Transportation’s Tucson Chapter informational
session March 12 at the Tucson Convention Center.
Lopez said even if the state had funding in hand today, it
would take eight to 10 years to complete construction.
At this point, ADOT has submitted preliminary
draft environmental assessments to the Federal
Read more at Arizona Daily Star
Map credit: ADOT
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Phoenix Metro Development Summit Highlights Bounty of EDV Opportunities
By Luci Scott for
Arizona Builder’s
Exchange
The site of the former greyhoundracing park at 38th Street and
Washington in Phoenix is being
actively marketed and the city has
visions there for a science and
technology park.
In fact, businesses are being
recruited for the former park’s
surrounding area, from Van Buren
to Washington and from State Route
143 to Central Avenue, said Christine
Mackay, director of community and
economic development for Phoenix.
“We’d like to see the hourly-rate
motels along Van Buren leveled and
turned into office buildings,” Mackay
said.
She spoke at the first Metro
Phoenix Development Summit,
which was held March 5 and 6 at
the Westin Kierland Resort & Spa in
north Scottsdale. The summit was
sponsored by the Arizona Builder’s
Exchange to bring together the
A/E/C & CRE industries with cities’
economic development staff.
While development in the Gateway
area is forecast, the next hot tech
corridor will be on the “pristine land”
along the I-17 and Loop 101 and
from the Mayo Clinic to State Route
51, she said, noting that sites there
have great access to a workforce and
amenities.
At the same time, she hailed
downtown Phoenix as a “crazy cool”
area that has come to life spurred
by light rail, with the Phoenix
Biomedical Campus and the 12K
ASU students soon to be joined
by another thousand in a program
moving downtown, which ASU is due
to announce soon. More housing
will be needed, she said.
She said downtown Phoenix is a
magnet for the millennial generation,
which grew up watching “Sex and
the City” and “Friends,” and who
want to be connected to the city,
not isolated and holed up in the
previously traditional large house
with a large yard in the suburbs.
‘Connection to community’
Despite downtown’s popularity with
millennials, who want to live where
they work and play, Mackay said
Phoenix is losing too many to Austin,
Portland, San Francisco and Seattle –
not for jobs, but because those cities
are “cool.”
Mackay is heartened by the activity
as well in midtown, which has
high vacancy rates, but where
some buildings are undergoing
renovations. She hinted that three
large tenants would soon announce
plans to move to midtown. She also
addressed the common complaints
about lack of parking in Phoenix with
a database to locate parking spots.
“The city has quite a number of
vacant lots that can be turned into
parking places,” Mackay said.
She said the city is always looking
for public-private partnerships,
highlighting a few projects ready
for development, including I-17
N. Corporate Center at I-17 and
Pinnacle Peak, a 60KSF mixed use
and office space project, which is
being developed by Ryan Companies
The thousand-acre Algodon
Center at Loop 101 and Thomas
will probably be a tech and office
campus; the site is being brokered by
NOVO Development.
The West Fillmore parcel downtown,
which comprises 7.4 acres between
Fourth and Sixth avenues, could be
developed into a landmark mixeduse and residential project with retail
and a grocery store.
Activity follows freeways,
light rail
Activity will follow the future South
Mountain freeway and ridership
on light rail. Although there are
arguments that light rail is too
expensive, Mackay said, “If you
watch redevelopment, it doesn’t
happen next to a bus stop. … It
happens at a light rail stop.”
“We need to create connection to
community,” Mackay said.
Phoenix struggles to compete for
business with Austin, Salt Lake City
and others because of disparities in
educational attainment.
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Developers, Cities Unite at Summit; Three Big Tenants Coming to Phoenix
By Philip Haldiman
for Rose Law
Group Reporter
Developers and cities unite!
Avondale
Phoenix
The Valley’s most desirable, available
land took center stage at Arizona
Builder’s Exchange’s inaugural
Phoenix Metro Development Summit
March 5.
Property: Coldwater Depot Logistics
Center, at the northeast corner of
127th Avenue and Van Buren Street,
is 11.4 acres, with 187,000 squarefeet of warehouse space.
Property: The Algodon Center, at
Loop 101 from Thomas Road to
Campbell Avenue, is 1,000 acres.
About 130 people converged on
the Westin Kierland Resort and Spa
in north Phoenix, where a dozen
Valley municipalities pitched their
choicest parcels to the commercial
development community.
Quotable: Jeff Fairman, employment
and business development specialist,
said much of Avondale’s population
commutes elsewhere to work.
The city wants to keep jobs in the
Avondale and get residents out of
their cars.
Arizona State University and the
Arizona State Land Department also
presented properties.
It’s unclear which cities will benefit
most from the Summit, but to tide
you over, here’s a sampling of some
top tier properties the Valley has to
offer for commercial development.
Quotable: “At least three big tenants
will come to downtown Phoenix in
next couple weeks,” said Economic
Development Director Christine
Mackey.
Read more at
Rose Law Group Reporter
“If businesses take a chance on
Avondale, it’ll bring them a home
run,” he said.
(Top Left) Mark Stapp,
Director of ASU’s MRED
Program, provides the
opening remarks at the
2015 Phoenix Metro
Development Summit.
Photo Credit: Rachel
Kettenhofen/AZBEX
(Top Right) Rebekah
Morris makes the
introduction at the
2015 Phoenix Metro
Development Summit.
Photo Credit: Rachel
Kettenhofen/AZBEX
(BottomLeft) Attendees
at the Phoenix Metro
Development Summit
enjoy the research
included in the Reference
Guide. Photo Credit:
Rachel Kettenhofen/
AZBEX
(Bottom Right)
Christine Mackay,
Director of Economic
Development for the
City of Phoenix, tells
the audience all about
Phoenix development
opportunities.
Photo Credit: Rachel
Kettenhofen/AZBEX
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ASU to Development Community: Bring your Patience
By Luci Scott for
Arizona Builder’s
Exchange
Arizona State University owns 800
ASU’s future projects:
to 900 acres on which to develop
‘intensely urbanized’
and executive long-term leases, says
John Creer, assistant vice president in ASU wants to develop in an
ASU’s real estate department.
“intensely urbanized” way, Creer
said. That includes the parcel at
“The general rule of thumb is that
University and Mill, which is destined
most commercial developers want
for a hotel, a 30KSF convention
three times the financing, so if the
center, and ASU alumni housing. ASU
financing is for 20 years, they want a is now interviewing hotel companies
60-year lease,” he said.
and developers for that site since the
most recent development agreement
He spoke March 5 at the Metro
ended badly (AZBEX, Jan. 13, 2015).
Phoenix Development Summit at
the Westin Kierland Resort & Spa in
There are 40 acres left to develop at
Scottsdale sponsored by the Arizona Sky Song, located at Scottsdale and
Builder’s Exchange.
McDowell roads, and 75 acres on the
ASU has several major parcels left
to be developed in metro Phoenix,
two of those within the next couple
of years, including a research park
of more than 300 acres south of
the Polytechnic campus in Mesa
that he predicts could begin within
three years and take 30 years to fully
develop.
campus of the former Thunderbird
School of International of Global
Management in Glendale, which the
university acquired last year.
His advice to any contractor doing
business with ASU was to be patient,
and that ASU also likes to see
financing and equity in place.
“We don’t respond to bubbles and
busts,” he said. “We are deliberate.”
The university also will develop
140 acres near the Mayo Clinic in
north Phoenix for research and
development in four buildings, one
at 90KSF.
“There will be a lot of ASU research
and academics (on the site), and we
hope that spawns commercial on the
surround acres,” he said.
ASU’s goal is to have 15K to 20K
students on the Poly campus,
including a significant number to do
engineering research.
The second major development is
The District, predicted to hold up to
8MSF and house athletic facilities,
commercial and residential. ASU
put much thought into its decision
to partner with the District’s master
developer, Catellus.
“We care very much who the
sponsor is because we are very, very
involved to make sure the project
complements the area, and we want
a sponsor with a good reputation
who has a track record, who is best
in class and who has done this work
before,” Creer said.
He said ASU is sensitive about how it
develops and whom it develops with,
because ASU wants to be successful,
and so he works as though whatever
real estate deal he gets into, it could
end up on the front page of the
newspaper.
ASU plans to develop a research park at the Polytechnic Campus. Map credit: ASU
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PHX Voters to Decide $33B Sales Tax for Transportation Funding
By Luci Scott for
Arizona Builder’s
Exchange
Phoenix voters will decide in August whether to pay a
0.7% sales tax for a comprehensive transportation plan
that would fund more light rail, buses, streets, sidewalks,
bike lanes and maintenance of the various transportation
modes.
City Council voted 6-3 on March 3 to place the
contentious $33B package on the ballot. Voting against
the proposal were council members Sal DiCiccio and Bill
Gates and Vice Mayor Jim Waring.
The vote came at the end of a 3 ½-hour meeting, much
of which consisted of the council hearing from tax
proponents and opponents in the audience. If voters
approve the tax, it would be in place from Jan. 1, 2016,
through the year 2050 and is expected to generate close
to $33B.
The proposal was developed by the 34-member
Citizens Committee on the Future of Phoenix
Transportation, chaired by Mary Peters, former
Secretary of Transportation under President George W.
Bush and former head of the Arizona Department of
Transportation. Committee vice chairmen were Marty
Shultz and Maria Baier.
The committee had proposed a sales tax of 0.75%, but
the council approved a motion by Councilwoman Thelda
Williams to reduce it to 0.70%.
The original comprehensive transportation plan
recommended to council included 18 more miles of light
rail, 24 miles of high-capacity transit that could be rail,
bus rapid transit or streetcar, and 75 miles of bus rapid
transit. That could be scaled back in light of the council’s
vote to reduce the proposal.
The plan would allow all bus stops to be shaded, and
fund new facilities such as transit centers and park ‘n’
rides, and upgrades for compliance with the Americans
with Disabilities Act.
Street improvements would include overlays, new
bicycle lanes, new sidewalks, street modernization, and
new roads and bridges.
Great Recession cut projected revenue
Phoenix currently has a dedicated four-tenths of a cent
sales tax supporting public transit service approved by
voters in 2000. The tax, called Transit 2000, generates the
majority of funding for bus and light-rail operations in
the city. Since then, the long-term goals of the program
were hindered by two recessions, which resulted in $1B
less revenue than forecast.
Schultz told the council that the comprehensive plan
would provide more than $2.4B dedicated to street
improvements focused on maintenance of existing
streets; major street projects including new roads,
bridges and street modernization; 170 miles of new
sidewalks and 1,150 miles of bicycle lanes, 2K new street
lights and asphalt for more than 750 miles of streets.
Continued on page 10
Phoenix City County faced a full house at their March 3 meeting. Council voted 6-3 to place a contentious $33B sales tax package on the
November ballot. Photo credit: Luci Scott/The Arizona Builder’s Exchange
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PHX Voters to Decide $33B Sales Tax for Transportation Funding (Cont’d)
Continued from page 9
successful, effective transportation plan makes
a difference in the economic development of a
community,” Shultz said.
“A
He said if the current 0.4% sales tax expires with nothing
to replace it, it would mean a 60% reduction in bus and
light rail service or less service than the level Phoenix
had in 2000. Likewise, if the 0.4% tax remains but is not
increased, it would still mean a reduction in rail service
and delays of all light rail projects of three to five years,
and no improvements to streets.
The committee’s recommendation earmarked 30% of
revenue for street improvements, 25% toward light rail
and 45% toward bus service.
In explaining his vote for placing the measure on the
ballot, Mayor Greg Stanton said, “This is going to
improve the lives of people throughout this city. …
Public transportation improves quality of life and also
improves the economy. It’s one of the great economic
development tools.”
Public-private partnerships predicted
Stanton predicted that if voters approve the tax, publicprivate partnerships would be created.
In explaining his opposition to the measure, Council
member Sal DiCiccio sounded several warnings, saying
that regardless of what this council promises, a future
council can reallocate the funds and that if the tax is
approved, there is less likelihood of getting more money
for education.
Several members of the A/E/C industry see benefits to
the tax.
Jennifer Donaldson, Deputy Project Manager for Stacy
and Witbeck, working on the 19th Avenue light rail
extension from Montebello to Dunlap, said the new
revenue would speed up future projects by a few years.
Karl Obergh of the civil engineering and surveying firm
Ritoch-Powell & Associates said that passing the tax
would create a lot of jobs, and that without improved
transportation, Phoenix would fall further behind other
cities such as Portland, Seattle, New York and Vancouver,
Canada.
Light Rail Increases Rents, Decreases Vacancies
Mark Davis, a developer, investor and a principal in Davis
Enterprises, has six projects near the light rail, including
the popular Starbucks/Pei Wei corner at 7th Avenue and
McDowell.
“What we’ve noticed is that … light rail has provided for
higher rents and better sales for our tenants.”
Davis also predicted that light rail expansion would mean
a shot in the arm for currently underserved areas of the
city.
“With the expansion of light rail that’s planned, I think
you can expect people to focus on creating more unique
retail experiences that are tied to parts of town that
maybe have been dormant.,” he said. “It’s going to open
up a lot of possibilities and opportunities.
The Citizens Committee was not unanimously supportive
of the details of the proposal; a committee member who
disagreed was Roy Miller, who said, “Too much money
is allocated for rail because this mode of transportation
is a 19th Century solution to the 21st Century problem.
It is wasteful, inefficient, inflexible and adds to both
congestion and pollution.”
He said Phoenix voters should focus on cheaper
solutions such as better road maintenance, time-ofuse pricing (also called congestion pricing), traffic-light
synchronization, HOV lanes on the freeways, and pointto-point transportation alternatives such as Uber, Lyft
and RideShare.
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Legislature OKs $9.1B Budget after Overnight Marathon
By Mary Jo Pitzl,
Yvonne Wingett
Sanchez and Ronald
J. Hansen for The
Arizona Republic
The Arizona Legislature early
Saturday handed Gov. Doug Ducey
the quick work he requested on the
budget, wrapping up a nightlong
marathon that sanded down some
of the rough edges of the plan he
had hammered out with Republican
leaders.
The $9.1B plan delivers the shrunken
government Ducey promised when
he was running for governor, as well
as providing the tax cuts he pledged
he would push every year.
The plan, for the budget year
beginning July 1, “protects
classrooms, child safety and public
safety — all while eliminating the
state’s structural deficit by 2017 and
protecting you, the taxpayer, from a
tax increase,” his statement read.
Lawmakers pushed the governor’s
call for a $75M cut in university
funding to $104M, then cut it back to
$99 million; increased a proposed cut
to health-care providers to 5 percent
from Ducey’s 3 percent; zeroed out
Ducey’s request for $3.3M in more
funding for an anticipated increase
in child neglect and abuse reports;
and made Arizona the strictest state
in the nation for assistance to poor
families raising children.
They also rejected two ideas the
governor had for increasing state
revenue without raising taxes,
including a doubling of the carregistration fee to $16.
But legislators delivered the smaller
budget — an overall 2.4 percent cut
from the current year — that Ducey
wanted, and said the tough medicine
of the budget should prevent deficits
and avert future battles over cuts.
The budget tackled a $1.5B deficit
and is structured in such a way
that the state should have enough
money coming in to cover its basic
obligations, such as education,
health care and public safety.
Read more at The Arizona Republic
But the final product fell short of
some of Ducey’s goals. His plan
to mandate that schools transfer
5 percent of their non-classroom
spending into the classroom was
softened to a suggestion in the face
of fierce opposition from schools and
key Republican lawmakers.
The budget struck a harsher tone,
in some regards, than what the
Republican governor outlined in his
January budget presentation.
Photo credit: The Arizona Republic
Pinal Economy Moving in Right Direction, Slowly
By Shane Dale
for Casa Grande
Dispatch
Pinal County’s employment situation is on the upswing,
but there’s still plenty of work to be done.
That was the primary message from the leaders of
central Arizona economic development group Access
Arizona during its annual investor luncheon February 26
at Robson Ranch’s Hermosa Ballroom.
Access Arizona Executive Director Jim Dinkle said Pinal
County’s unemployment rate has dropped from 8.3
percent to 7.1 percent in the last year, which is more
in line with the statewide unemployment rate of 6.7
percent.
development, said the organization needs to do more in
the area of workforce development, noting complaints
he’s heard from local business owners about the rate of
employee turnover.
“We have to get more involved and partner with them
to really create results, a better workforce, a more stable
workforce, a more educated workforce,” he said.
Jackson said the best way to attract new businesses
isn’t just with lower taxes and property costs, but with a
higher-skilled workforce.
Representatives from PhoenixMart, Tractor Supply Co.,
and Alliance Lumber highlighted the number of jobs and
revenue their businesses have generated in Pinal County
or are expected to generate in the future.
“We need more people working in workforce
development, more people supporting them, and I hate
to say this, but more money for those people, as well, if
we’re truly going to be effective,” he said. “But we have
the right pieces in place.”
But Luke Jackson, Access Arizona’s director of economic
Read more at Casa Grande Dispatch
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Filling Phoenix Potholes will Cost $7B
By Eric Jay Toll
for Phoenix
Business Journal
It’s more than just potholes that
need to be filled, but the $7.1B is
what it’s going to take to keep the
Phoenix street network from falling
into disrepair.
Ray Dovalina, Phoenix street
transportation director, is trying to
find more than $5.1B.
Dovalina says the city has a verified
need for $7.1B in street and drainage
improvements over the next 30
years, and he has less than $2B in
revenue projected to maintain the
system and keep up with growth.
Six Major Phoenix Street Projects
Under Construction
▶▶ Black Mountain Boulevard – Cave
Creek Road to Pinnacle Peak Road
▶▶ Avenida Rio Salado Phase I – 51st
“Over the next five years, we
have about $500M to spend on
maintenance, improvements and
expansions,” he said. The problem
is that he absolutely needs $1.2B
during that period, and there are no
quick solutions in sight.
A citizen committee recommending
the future transportation plan said
that city really needs $3.5B, half
of which is to improve drainage to
prevent the kind of flooding seen
across Phoenix last fall.
Since 2009, the state Legislature
has diverted dedicated road funds
to other projects, further depleting
money available to cities to keep up
with repairs.
Phoenix has lost $360M from those
sweeps since 2008, and has to make
up the money from other sources
or keep postponing the work. That
keeps the city from doing all of the
drainage improvements it needs.
State road funds come from the
18-cent per gallon gas tax Arizona
collects at the pump. The tax has not
increased since 1991.
Phoenix maintains 750 miles of
arterial roads or “mile streets” and
parkways, 612 miles of collectors or
“half-mile streets,” and 3,700 miles
of local streets. Without ongoing
maintenance, that’s a lot of potential
potholes to fill. Those numbers
don’t separate out the bridges, wash
crossings and sidewalks that need to
be maintained.
The new five-year transportation
budget includes 1,100 new bike lanes
and 170 miles of sidewalks, plus 200
new LED traffic lights.
Read more at
Phoenix Business Journal
Avenue to Seventh Street
▶▶ Sonoran Desert Drive – Interstate 17
to North Valley Parkway
Future Construction
▶▶ 107th Avenue – Indian School Road
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Buckeye to Get 306KSF Senior Living Campus
By Luci Scott for
Arizona Builder’s
Exchange
An 11-acre senior care campus called Buckeye Sun
Village in Buckeye is being planned by developer Village
Care Partners.
The 306KSF, four-building campus will include 120 rental
apartments for individual living, 69 beds for assisted
living, 35 beds for memory care, and 27 units for
supportive living.
The project includes dining halls and support services
such as beauty salon, craft room, library, computer
room and card room. Daily meals, transportation and
house-cleaning services are included for all residents in
independent living. Those apartments range in size from
500 to 1200SF. Apartments will include granite counter
tops and stainless steel appliances.
Adjacent to the apartment will be a 5KSF recreation
center/clubhouse containing a coffee café a fitness
center, a billiards room and meeting rooms. A heated
pool and hot tub will be one of the outdoor amenities at
the clubhouse.
The developer is in the design/development stage of
other senior living/care projects in Arizona, Idaho, Utah
and California.
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Buckeye Sun Village Senior Campus,
Buckeye
Developer: Village Care Partners
The GC, Comanche Builders, is partnering with another,
undisclosed builder. The architect, civil engineer and
landscape architect are expected to be announced in
May after financing is in place.
Architect: Not Disclosed
The project will include a 27-unit supportive living active
adult apartment building, which would be 3 ½-stories
high with a 4-foot deep sunken parking garage below the
facility. The independent-living building will rise three
stories with adjacent parking garages.
GC: Comanche Builders in a joint venture
with an undisclosed contractor
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Scottsdale Plans $4.2M Neighborhood Water Project
By Beth Duckett
for The Arizona
Republic
Dirt will start flying this spring on a multimillion-dollar
Scottsdale water project that will require crews to dig
up streets and residents’ yards near Thunderbird and
Hayden roads.
Scottsdale plans to hire a contractor to install a new
main waterline under the street at an estimated cost
for design and construction of $4.2M, paid through city
water rates. The work will happen in a neighborhood
bounded by Thunderbird Road to the north, Sweetwater
Avenue to the south and Hayden and Miller roads to the
east and the west, respectively.
Crews also will install new pipes to deliver water from
the main line to more than 160 houses.
The plans will require workers to dig up streets and a
portion of residents’ yards to put the pipes underground,
but that won’t block people from getting to their houses.
The new water main will have a higher capacity, boosting
how much water is delivered. For example, residents will
be able to fill their pools much faster.
Currently, the main waterline in the neighborhood runs
underneath an alley at the back of properties.
Residents get their water from 40-year-old pipes made of
asbestos concrete that connect from the rear water main
to their backyards. The new pipes will be copper, which
lowers the chances of a water line breaking and water
outages, according to the project website.
The $4.2M projected price tag includes design and
construction. The final cost could be higher or lower,
depending on the construction contract amount and
other factors. The city expects to award the contract this
spring.
Water rates paid by Scottsdale water customers will
cover the cost, since the city reserves a portion of
its water rate revenue to make improvements to its
municipal water system.
The project also should improve fire protection for
residents.
The neighborhood only has six fire hydrants due to
the waterlines being in the rear easements and not
accessible to firetrucks. There will be 17 hydrants in the
neighborhood when the project is finished, she said.
Example of a modern water main installation. Photo credit: sakcon.com
Read more at The Arizona Republic
PUSD Considers Bond and Override Ballot Measures
By Sterling
Fluharty for The
Glendale Star
The Peoria Unified School District
Governing Board voted last week to
form a citizen’s advisory committee
that will consider putting bond and
budget override questions on the
ballot in November 2015.
residents who have served on
previous bond committees, would
serve as co-chairs of this year’s
committee.
The committee will form and
hold meetings from February
The board approved the agenda item through April as it formulates a
recommendation for the board.
at its Feb. 24 meeting, after hearing
It will also follow the state’s open
presentations from Ken Hicks, the
meeting laws and post notices and
district’s chief financial officer.
agendas for its upcoming meetings.
Each of the five board members
If the committee produces a
will select one individual for the
11-member advisory committee.
favorable recommendation,
District administrators will put the
the board is expected to pass a
rest in place.
resolution in May, finalize the ballot
language in August, prepare voter
The superintendent indicated Julia
pamphlets in September and mail
Smock and Dick Terbush, local
ballots in October.
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PUSD needs to build a high school
and an elementary school in
northern Peoria, to keep up with the
population growth there.
Hicks said the district is pursuing
refinancing options on its existing
bonds, which could save local
taxpayers a few million dollars.
Peoria and Glendale residents could
also see a budget override question
on the November ballot.
The district’s fully funded override,
which adds $17M annually to the
PUSD budget for maintenance and
operations, expires next year.
Read more at The Glendale Star
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Phoenix Revitalization Vision Could Redevelop Strip Malls
The City of Phoenix is looking at a plan to revitalize
neighborhood commercial areas and help landowners
revamp or remove excess or outmoded strip malls.
By Eric Jay Toll
for Phoenix
Business Journal
The recession was a death knell for many strip malls.
Today, they have high vacancy rates and some fourcorner locations have more shop space than shop
potential. As the centers decline in occupancy, quality of
stores and viability, the buildings do as well. Phoenix is
considering an initiative that will reverse the trend.
For 32nd Street, the effort is ongoing because there are
no funds to improve the segment. That is not stopping
stakeholders from putting ideas on the table through
council members Jim Waring and Bill Gates.
“We’ve been meeting in other neighborhoods as
well, and people are saying that they want to have
a neighborhood ‘center’ that’s walkable,” Phoenix
Economic Development Director Christine Mackay
explained. “The city is going to take a look at the various
blocks and work with land owners to see what kinds of
different development might be better to bring back
vitality.”
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neighborhood anchor or attraction.
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PHX Retail Vacancy Rate Falls Single Digits
Source: Real Estate
Daily News
Vacancy rates for Metropolitan
Phoenix Retail have fallen into the
single-digit range for the first time
since 2008, according to a recent
retail study by CBRE’s Phoenix
office. And while the retail market
continues to improve at a more
gradual pace than previously
anticipated, retail real estate experts
point to the 9.6 percent vacancy
rate as an important milestone and
a good reflection of the economic
recovery.
“Single-digit vacancy is very good
news for the retail sector,” said
CBRE Vice President Greg Abbott,
who specializes in retail real
estate services. “This number is
actually telling us two things: first,
existing retailers are experiencing
growth and new retailers are
entering the Phoenix market; and
second, the positive leasing and
absorption activity is resulting in an
improvement in market conditions
such as higher rents and lower
tenant concessions.”
New construction that will come
online this year includes 132KSF at
Fashion Square Mall that’s going
to be a new Harkin’s Theater and
Dick’s Sporting Goods location. A
75KSF neighborhood center called
Silverstone at Pinnacle Peak is also
under construction and will be
anchored by a Sprout’s grocery.
Scottsdale Quarter, which has
already established itself as a retail
hub, also has an additional 30KSF
that will come online in its new
mixed-use building.
Abbott, who partners with Vice
Presidents Chris Ryan and Bill Bones,
points to the fact that metropolitan
Phoenix has not experienced any
substantial, new retail development
since 2008 as a major factor in the
falling vacancy rate. Additionally,
Bones notes that a significant
amount of available retail space is
considered functionally obsolete.
This means the amount of functional, Going forward, the retail team
available space is even less than the
says retail market participants will
numbers show.
continue to keep a watchful eye
on improving fundamentals and
As for new development, Abbott
tightening supply of space.
says developers today are still
fairly conservative and most want
Read more at Real Estate Daily News
a committed tenant or a solid
anchor or shadow anchor prior to
commencing the project.
Graph credit: CBRE
Microsoft Data Center to Former PHX Honeywell Plant
By Mike Sunnucks
for Phoenix
Business Journal
Microsoft is slated to locate its new Phoenix data
center in space off of Interstate 17, formerly home to
a Honeywell International manufacturing plant and
engineering operations.
Honeywell’s Process Solutions division had
manufacturing operations and jobs at property at Union
Hills Drive and 25th Avenue in north Phoenix. The
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property has been sitting empty but is now slated to
house a large Microsoft data center.
Real estate executives familiar with the deal say a private
equity fund and other third-party companies are leasing
the space, but it is slated to house a Microsoft data
center. The deal could total as much as 575KSF.
Read more at Phoenix Business Journal
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‘Promise Zone’ Would Give Mesa Shot at Federal Cash
By Maria Polletta
for The Arizona
Republic
Mesa is competing for a relatively
new national designation that could
give parts of the city’s struggling west
side an edge when vying for federal
dollars.
The “Promise Zone” initiative,
announced in President Barack
Obama’s 2013 State of the Union
address, partners federal officials
with local leaders in high-poverty
urban, rural and tribal communities
“to create jobs, increase economic
activity, improve educational
opportunities and reduce violent
crime.”
zone and at least one tribal zone.
The 10-year classification itself
does not provide those selected
with federal cash. Instead, it equips
designees with additional resources,
expertise and technical support as
they navigate federal programs to
compete for those dollars. Federal
officials also give the Promise Zones
explicit preference when reviewing
grant applications.
Mesa’s proposed Promise Zone
would stretch, roughly, from the
city’s western boundary to Gilbert
Road and from Pepper Place
Mesa is one of 97 urban applicants in to Broadway Road. Additional
the second round of the competition, neighborhoods to the north and
south also have been included.
which is expected to designate six
urban zones, plus at least one rural
The percentage of people living in
poverty within the zone is about 37
percent, versus about 11 percent
in Mesa at large, according to city
figures based on the most up-to-date
county and national data available.
Unemployment within the zone is
about 13 percent, versus 8 percent
citywide.
Phoenix and Tucson have submitted
applications as well, which could
affect Mesa’s chances since federal
officials are taking the zones’
geographic distribution into account.
Mesa expects to get an answer
sometime this spring.
Read more at The Arizona Republic
Mesa’s Promise Zone Boundry Map. Map credit: City of Mesa
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Utilities Wage Campaign against Rooftop Solar
By Joby
Warrick for The
Washington Post
Three years ago, the nation’s top utility executives
gathered at a Colorado resort to hear warnings about
a grave new threat to operators of America’s electric
grid: not superstorms or cyberattacks, but rooftop solar
panels.
If demand for residential solar continued to soar,
traditional utilities could soon face serious problems,
from “declining retail sales” and a “loss of customers” to
“potential obsolescence,” according to a presentation
prepared for the group. “Industry must prepare an action
plan to address the challenges,” it said.
The warning, delivered to a private meeting of the utility
industry’s main trade association, became a call to arms
for electricity providers in nearly every corner of the
nation. Three years later, the industry and its fossil-fuel
supporters are waging a determined campaign to stop a
home-solar insurgency that is rattling the boardrooms of
the country’s government-regulated electric monopolies.
The campaign’s first phase—an industry push for
state laws raising prices for solar customers—failed
spectacularly in legislatures around the country, due
in part to surprisingly strong support for solar energy
from conservatives and evangelicals in traditionally
“red states.” But more recently, the battle has shifted
to public utility commissions, where industry backers
have mounted a more successful push for fee hikes that
could put solar panels out of reach for many potential
customers.
In a closely watched case last month, an Arizona utility
voted to impose a monthly surcharge of about $50 for
“net metering,” a common practice that allows solar
customers to earn credit for the surplus electricity they
provide to the electric grid. Net metering makes home
solar affordable by sharply lowering electric bills to offset
the $10,000 to $30,000 cost of rooftop panels.
Industry officials say they support their customers’ right
to generate electricity on their own property, but they
say rooftop solar’s new popularity is creating a serious
cost imbalance. While homeowners with solar panels
usually see dramatic reductions in their electric bills, they
still rely on the grid for electricity at night and on cloudy
days. The utility collects less revenue, even though the
infrastructure costs — from expensive power plants to
transmission lines and maintenance crews — remain the
same.
Whether home-solar systems add significant costs to
electric grids is the subject of intense debate. A Louisiana
study last month concluded that solar roofs had resulted
in cost shifts of more than $2M that must be borne by
Louisiana customers who lack solar panels. That study
was immediately disputed by clean energy groups that
pointed to extensive ties between the report’s authors
and the fossil-fuel lobby.
Read more at The Washington Post
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Maricopa Pushes Forward with Transportation Plan
By Adam Wolfe for
inMaricopa.com
Maricopa’s Development Services
Department is continuing to
progress its transportation plans for
the city.
There will be an open house March
17 at City Hall to outline “existing
and future conditions” and seek
public comment on the latest
transportation study. That night at
6 p.m., the city council work session
includes a presentation on the
study.
The study is part of Maricopa’s
effort to improve its transportation
network and connectivity to
communities in Pinal and Maricopa
counties. It focuses on needs over
the next 25 years.
Key elements of the study are
streets, roadway design and
infrastructure, transit, complete
streets, and paths and trails.
“Phase I” refers to the first of a twopart plan the Development Services
Department launched in December
after the city signed a contract
with Wilson & Company. However,
seeds for a plan were planted in
2005 when the department began
to develop its new transportation
strategy.
By the time Phase I is complete, the
project’s team should have a plan
in place to start “Phase II.” Then the
focus will switch to helping the city
of Maricopa connect to the areas
around it.
Phase II, which will take a year to
complete, does not have funding
in place at this time. Funds will be
requested for the 2015-16 fiscal
year, but the transportation team is
confident the project will continue
to run on schedule.
Read more at inMaricopa.com
Map credit: City of Maricopa
City of Maricopa Transportation Master Plan Goals:
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Define transportation deficiencies
Identify improvements to roadway, transit, pedestrian and bicycle network
Develop standards
Establish priorities for Transportation Improvement Program
Provide input to NextGen Regional Transportation Plan
Provide information for General Plan update
Regional Connectivity Plan Goals:
▶▶ Assure roadway network can meet capacity outlined in General Plan
▶▶ Plan for multimodal connections to Pinal and Maricopa county communities
▶▶ Provide long-term, design standards and right-of-way requirements for regional facilities
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Report: Arizona Ranks 5th in Clean Energy Jobs
By Sue Doerfler
for The Arizona
Republic
Arizona ranked in the top 10
percent of U.S. states on the
creation of new clean energy jobs in
2014, according to a
new report.
Across the country, nearly
47,000 clean energy and clean
transportation jobs were
announced at more than
170 projects, it said. In 2013,
78,000 new clean energy and
clean transportation jobs were
announced at 260 projects.
Solar energy is a key economic
opportunity for Arizona because of
the state’s ample sun, the report
said.
Two Air Force bases, Davis-Monthan
and Luke, also reported creating
jobs through the construction of
solar arrays, the report said.
Among the companies announcing
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jobs, according to the report, were
The Arizona Republic
OneRoof Energy, a San Diego-based
company with six Arizona locations;
and Vivint, which is based in Lehi,
Utah, and has an office in Mesa.
Top 10 State for New Clean Energy
and Clean Transportation Jobs
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Nevada 8,591
California 7,323
New York 7,175
Arizona 3,402
Michigan 3,628
Texas 1,789
Colorado 1,583
North Carolina 1,420
Utah 1,210
10New Mexico 1,148
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Permits Issued
AZBEX tracks commercial permits & projects
in plan review with values greater than $500K.
D
E
V
O
PR
Legend
BLD - Building
BLSC - Building, Self Certification
COM - Commercial
“LP” - Large Plan
(Phoenix Plan Review Status)
OS - Structural
OSE - Structural/Electrical
PLMB- Plumbing
TI - Tenant Improvements
List of Phoenix Permit Types
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From
Type
Permit
Number
Date Issued Address
Phoenix
SE
15005166
3/5/2015
1935 W DUNLAP AVE
Phoenix
OPME 15005125
3/5/2015
Phoenix
LPRX
1500824
Gilbert
TI
Phoenix
Issued
SearchPermits
Permits
City of Chandler
City of Flagstaff
City of Gilbert
City of Peoria
City of Phoenix
City of Scottsdale
City of Surprise
City of Tucson
Valuation
Maricopa County
Mohave County
Pima County
Apache County
Coconino County
Gila County
Yavapai County
Owner and Project Description Contractor
Contact Phone
$500,000.00
VALLEY METRO
VALLEY METRO RAIL INC
602-697-8865
2577 W GREENWAY RD
$500,000.00
2577 WEST GREENWAY LLC
MCBRIDE
CONSTRUCTION CO INC
480-540-5570
3/2/2015
4747 N 7TH ST
$500,000.00
FENWAY XV LLC
TO BE BID
BLD-201404445
2/9/2015
1734 E BOSTON ST
$700,000.00
BUTLER HANSEN PC - SHELL
BUILDING INCLUDES TENANT
IMPROVEMENT
AW CONTRACTING
CORPORATION
BLD
15005032
3/4/2015
10825 N CAVE CREEK RD
$713,967.00
UMOM HOUSING III LLC
KEY CONSTRUCTION LLC
Phoenix
LPRN
1500820
3/2/2015
699 W BASELINE RD
$720,000.00
AGUAYO RUBEN (25%)
TO BE BID
Phoenix
BLD
15005040
3/4/2015
4949 N 20TH ST
$870,300.00
TOWN & COUNTRY
CAMELBACK LLC (LEASE)
CHASSE BUILDING TEAM
INC
Scottsdale TI
211974
3/5/2015
8701 E HARTFORD DR
$873,504.00
PG1 LLC
S AND L DEVELOPMENTS 480-398-2103
Phoenix
BLD
15005033
3/4/2015
10825 N CAVE CREEK RD
$1,738,728.00
UMOM HOUSING III LLC
KEY CONSTRUCTION L L C
Kingman
Com
BLD14-0461 2/4/2015
3800 STOCKTON HILL RD $1,972,295.53
COMMERCIAL ADDITION
BRACK CONSTRUCTION
INC.
Phoenix
BLSC
15004990
3/4/2015
10602 N 32ND ST
$2,000,000.00
PARADISE HILLS SHOPPING
CENTER LTRL LLC
ALEXANDER BUILDING
COMPANY INC
Phoenix
LPRS
1500851
3/4/2015
7205 S 51ST AVE
$2,664,666.00
LINSENMEYER ERNEST
FREESE JOHNSON LLC
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Commercial Real Estate News
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2
Commercial Real Estate News
Bid Results & Project Awards
Sales Transactions
1
SCRE II Black Canyon LP purchased
the 229KSF Black Canyon Corporate
Center office complex, 16404 N. Black
Canyon Highway, Phoenix for $27.1M
from Parallel Capital Partners. The
property was developed in 1980
and sits on just under 19 acres.
2
Laurus Corp. purchased the 94KSF
Canyon Village office project, 1880118899 N. Thompson Peak Parkway,
Scottsdale, for $18.7M from an
entity of Scottsdale-based developer
DMB. Dennis Desmond and Brian
Ackerman of JLL represented the
seller in cooperation with Michael
Burke and T.A. Shover of DMB.
3
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4
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Pollack Investments sold the 100KSF
mixed-use Bethany Square Shopping
Center, located at the NEC of 43rd
Avenue and Bethany Home Road in
Phoenix, for $9.9M. Pollack acquired
the property in 1997 for $2.8M when
the property was 25 percent occupied.
The center was 99 percent occupied
at the time of its recent sale.
Lakewood Townhomes LLC sold
the196-unit, 134KSF Lakewood
Townhomes & Apartments, 4200
E. Benson Highway, Tucson, for
$5.9M ($30/unit). Grounds include
a lake, basketball court, playground,
shaded park, and covered picnic
areas on an 18.7 acres.
5
Scottsdale Training Facility Partners
LLC purchased the 23KSF Impact
Church building, 15650 N 83rd Way,
Scottsdale, for $3.3M ($143/sf)
from Impact Church. Greg Hopley of
Colliers International represented
the seller. The buyer’s broker was
John Quatrini with Shell Commercial
Investment Real Estate.
6
Eric Bell and Mike Ciosek of Voit Real
Estate Services’ Phoenix office directed
the sale of two industrial buildings
totaling 27KSF in Phoenix and Surprise
on behalf of Jaehnig Properties, LLC,
which operates as AZ Bounce Pro. The
company sold their 9,633SF building
at 21617 N. 21st Avenue in Phoenix
and purchased an 18KSF industrial
building at 11051 N. 132nd Avenue
in Surprise, which will house their
inflatable and party rental company.
The transactions totaled $2.3M.
7
Dunn-Edwards Corp. purchased the
8,952SF Marcos Draperies Building,
4305 W. Bell Road, Phoenix, for $2.2M
($246/SF) from the Frushon Family
Living Trust. Mark Rein of Rein &
Grossoehme represented the seller and
Bruce Heathcote of Lee & Associates in
Irvine, California represented the buyer.
Lease Transactions
8
Photo credit: Real Estate Daily News
8
Mobivity, a Chandler-based technology
company, is consolidating its U.S.
operations to a larger space in
downtown Chandler. The point-of-sale
technology company is bringing all 49
of its staff to Chandler from San Diego
and other U.S. locations and has leased
10KSF in the Ports America building,
55 N. Arizona Place, Chandler.
Photo credit: LoopNet
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Industry Events
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Practices “Successful Tools in the
Toolbox”
ASCE
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Programs for Rural Development &
Funding Opportunities Through Water
Infrastructure Financing Authority of
Arizona (WIFA)
ASHE
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The Reference Library
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MCM in Today’s Architecture
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Present, and Future
Mar. 25 - Designing with Manufactured
Stone Veneer
Mar. 26 - AMG 107 Levels of
TYCO SimplexGrinnell
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ULI
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Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant
Project Solicitations
How to Read Projects Bidding
Projects are Color Coded by Category: Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant, Development, Horizontal,
Utilities, Commercial, 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 Risk DBB - Design Bid Build
DND - Did not Disclose
IDIQ - Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite
Quantity
DB - Design Build
Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant
Due Date
& Time
Project PlanRFP/RFQ /
Volume Holders Project #
3/11/15
3pm
IFB - Invitation for Bids
JOC - Job Order Contract
Sub Bids - GC requesting sub bids
RFP - Request for Proposals
RFQ - Request for Qualifications
RFQuote - Request for Quotations
Includes Design, Construction Administration, Inspection, Master
Planning, Surveying, and Environmental Analysis Solutions.
Also includes Misc. Land and Title solicitations.
Type
Owner - Project Description
PreLink
Submittal
RFQ
Lake Havasu Metropolitan Planning Organization Professional Consulting services to develop a Regional
Strategic Transportation Safety Plan. DBE goal of
8.85%. Contact: Kimberly Fiumara, Procurement &
Grants Supervisor, at [email protected].
First published on 2/13
Link
3/12/15
2pm
15-006-16
RFQ
Vail Unified School District - Architectural Services
for VUSD #20 - Andrada Polytechnic High School
Expansion. Contact: Tori Gamble at 520-879-2028 or
[email protected] and Al Flores at
520-879-2050 or [email protected].
First published on 2/24
Link
3/13/15
2pm
141520
RFP
City of Glendale - Municipal Airport Layout Plan
Update and Narrative. Contact: Kathy Mitchell at
[email protected] and Michelle Lizarraga
at [email protected] or Bill Passmore at
[email protected]. First published on 2/24
& revised link on 2/27
Link
RFP
Hualapai Nation - Hualapai Park and
Playground Design and Engineering services.
Contact: Kevin Davidson at 928-769-1310 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/3
Link
RFP
Navajo Housing Authority - Professional On-Call Land
Survey Firm. Indian Preference. Contact: Terrilynn
Cook, Procurement Manager, at [email protected].
First published on 3/10
Link
RFP
Southwest Human Development Early Head Start Architectural services for site and playground design.
Contact: Pat Morgan-Martinez at 602-218-8669.
First published on 3/6
Link
3/13/15
4pm
3/18/15
4:30pm
3/19/2015
<$250K
RFO #313
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in this data. Links may not be valid once the bid date/time has passed.
All bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.
Project Solicitations
Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant
Due Date Project PlanRFP/RFQ /
& Time
Volume Holders Project #
3/20/15
12pm
List
3/20/15
3pm
STESAONS15
Type
RFQ
15-02-1334VJ
Owner - Project Description
PreLink
Submittal
City of Phoenix - Citywide Environmental On-Call
3/10/15
Consulting Services for FY2015 – 2017. Contact: Emeka 1:30pm
Ekpe at 602-256-4107 or [email protected].
First published on 3/6
Link
Navajo Nation - Professional Civil Engineering
firms for the Chichiltah Senior Citizen Parking
Lot Project. Contact: [email protected] and
[email protected]. First published on 3/10
Link
3/9/15
11am
3/20/15
4pm
RFQ
Pinal County - Architectural / Engineering (A/E)
services for the proposed Pinal County Superior
Courthouse Expansion Building project in Florence,
Arizona. Contact: Archie R. Carreon, Project Manager,
at 520-866‐6416 or [email protected].
First published on 2/20
Link
3/20/15
4:30pm
RFQ
Pinal County - Community Development
Consultants. Contact: Gloria Bean at
[email protected].
First published on 2/24
Link
3/20/15
4:30pm
RFQ
Pinal County - Economic Development
Consultants. Contact: Gloria Bean at
[email protected].
First published on 2/24
Link
3/20/15
4:30pm
RFQ
Pinal County - Open Space and Trails
Consultants. Contact: Gloria Bean at
[email protected].
First published on 2/24
Link
3/20/15
4:30pm
RFP #314
RFP
Navajo Housing Authority - On-Call Professional
Environmental Consultants. Indian Preference.
Contact: [email protected]. First published on 3/10
Link
3/25/15
3pm
#3299-2
RFQ
Maricopa Community Colleges - On-Call Architectural/
Engineering Consulting Services. Contact: Gary R.
Eberhard for technical questions at 480-731-8568
or [email protected] and Ren R.
Carlson for procedural questions at 480-731-8519 or
[email protected].
First published on 3/3
Link
3/25/15
5pm
$400K
P15-0063;
EN00422
RFQ
City of Peoria - 103rd Ave Northern to Olive
Full Street Improvements Design Services.
Contact: Jennifer Miller at 623-773-7116 or at
[email protected]. First published on 3/10
none
Link
3/25/15
5pm
$820K
P15-0056
RFQ
City of Peoria - Design Services for Lake Pleasant
Parkway Sidewalk Project. Contact: Lisa Houg at
[email protected]. First published on 3/10
none
Link
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presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions
in this data. Links may not be valid once the bid date/time has passed.
All bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.
Project Solicitations
Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant
Due Date Project PlanRFP/RFQ /
& Time
Volume Holders Project #
3/26/15
3pm
3/27/15
11am
$49M
3/27/15
4pm
List
Owner - Project Description
PreLink
Submittal
Town of Queen Creek - Economic Development
Strategic Plan. Contact: Myrna Quihuis at
480-358-3000 or [email protected].
First published on 3/3
RFP 15-012
RFP
060-B-NFA
DB RFQ ADOT - Design and Construct new traffic interchange
at US 60 and Bell Road. The work includes design
and construction for a grade-separated crossing of US
60 with Bell Road elevated over US 60 and the BNSF
Railway. Contact: Rimpal Shah at 602-712-8377 or
[email protected]. First published on 2/24
15-03-1136LE
RFQ
Navajo Nation - Ramah Navajo Chapter Mountain
View Estates Waterline Expansion Design.
Contact: Lucinda Davis at 928-729-4005 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/10
Link
RFP
Hopi Tribal Housing Authority - Land Use Master Plan 3/11/15
for First Mesa Community. Contact: Olivia Dennis,
10am
Project Manager, HTHA by email at [email protected].
First published on 3/3
Link
140935
RFQ
City of Tucson - Professional Design Services for Kolb 3/2/15
Road, Irvington Road to Valencia Road Improvements. 2pm
A consultant team is being sought to provide predesign and environmental clearance services for this
project. Contact: Dan Longanecker at 520-837-4125
or [email protected]. First published on
2/27 & revised due date on 3/6
Link
3/27/15
5pm
3/31/15
4pm
REVISED
Type
Link
Link
4/7/15
2pm
$18M$21.5M
15-PS-02
RFQ
Mohave County - Architectural Services Kingman
Superior Court Building. Contact: Tara Acton at
[email protected]. First published on 3/6
3/17/15
10:30am
Link
4/8/15
1pm
$9M
DP(CMAR)
2012-50149
RFQ
ASU - Design Professional for Gammage Auditorium
Improvements. Contact: Gail Horney at 480-727-2439
or [email protected]. First published on 3/10
3/26/15
9am
Link
4/9/15
4pm
RFQ
Metropolitan Domestic Water Improvement District
- Professional Engineering for Miscellaneous Water
Distribution System Design Services. Contact: Cindy
Martinez at 520-575-8100. First published on 3/6
Link
4/9/15
4pm
RFQ
Metropolitan Domestic Water Improvement District
- Professional Services for Miscellaneous Surveys.
Contact: Cindy Martinez at 520-575-8100.
First published on 3/6
Link
4/9/15
4pm
RFQ
Metropolitan Domestic Water Improvement District
- Professional Services to provide Miscellaneous
Geotechnical & Material Testing Services. Contact:
Cindy Martinez at 520-575-8100. First published on 3/6
Link
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Project Solicitations
Development
Opportunities
Includes Requests for Development Proposals,
Development Opportunities
Entitlements, and Misc. Real Estate Services.
Due Date Plan& Time
Holders
RFP/RFQ
Project #
Type
Owner - Project Description
3/13/15
4pm
15-01-1316VJ
RFQ
Navajo Nation - Professional Community and Economic Development
Strategic Planning Services and Economic Development Project
Management Services for Navajo-Hopi Land Commission Office.
Contact: Thomas Benally at [email protected].
First published on 2/10
Link
3/13/15
4:30pm
REVISED
RFP #312
RFP
Navajo Housing Authority - On-Call Professional Real Estate
Appraiser. Contact: Terrilynn Cook, Procurement Manager, at
[email protected]. First published on 3/10
Link
3/19/15
10am
RFP 15-02
RFP
Town of Wickenburg - Industrial Development Services—Sale of
Vacant Property. Contact: Joshua H. Wright, Town Manager, at
928-684-5451 or [email protected]. First published on 3/10
Link
Horizontal
Horizontal
PreLink
Proposal
Includes Earthwork, Roadway Improvements, Paving Maintenance, Transportation, and
Single-Trade Solicitations directly related to Horizontal Construction
(i.e. Traffic Signal Signalization and Pavement Marking).
Due Date Project PlanSolicitation/
& Time
Volume Holders Project #
Type
Owner - Description
3/12/15
11am
IFB
City of Litchfield Park - FY 2015 Crack Fill/
Seal Improvements. Contact: Becky Bratcher at
[email protected]. First published on 3/3
150067
IFB
Town of Sahuarita - Quail Creek-Veterans Municipal Park
Phase 2A Expansion. Work includes construction of two
lighted multi-use soccer fields, backstop nets and goal
posts, a dumpster enclosure, new fire hydrant, perimeter
fencing, landscaping and irrigation, paved parking with
driveway and turn-around, a restroom and storage
building (Additive Alternate Bid #1), and the associated
amenities and infrastructure. Contact: Debra Einweck at
520-344-7103 or [email protected].
First published on 2/20
151120
IFB
City of Tucson - Silverbell Road - Goret Road to Grant
Road Improvements (re-bid). Contact: Dan Longanecker at
[email protected] or 520-837-4125.
First published on 2/27
$25K
3/12/15
3pm
3/12/15
4pm
$5M$10M
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Site Visit
Link
2/26/15
10am
Link
Link
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presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions
in this data. Links may not be valid once the bid date/time has passed.
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Project Solicitations
Horizontal
Due Date Project PlanSolicitation/
& Time
Volume holders Project #
Contract Owner – Project description
Type
3/13/15
11am
$760K
List
STP-A89-B(204)A
IFB
ADOT - Bank protection project on SR 89A in Coconino
County. DBE goal of 8.65%. Contact: Engineering Specialist:
Damian Wadekamper at 602-712-6879 or Construction
Engineer: Rick Schilke at 928-774-1799.
First published on 2/24
Link
3/13/15
11am
REVISED
$4.6M
List
999-A-(383)T
IFB
ADOT - Rural DMS Phase 10 on I-40 in Coconino County.
The proposed work consists of installing drilled shaft
foundations, tubular sign structures, poles for mounting
roadway observation cameras, Department-furnished
DMS signs, DMS controller cabinets on contractor-supplied
mounting assemblies, pan, tilt, and zoom CCTV cameras,
radio antennas and other related items. DBE goal of 7.00%.
Contact: Engineering Specialist: Tom Mowery-Racz at
602-712-6741 or Construction Supervisor: Girgis Girgis at
602-712-6813. First published on 1/30
& revised bid opening date on 3/10
Link
3/17/15
2pm
$2.6M- List
$3.2M
PA75230003
DBB
City of Phoenix - Cesar Chavez Park: Soccer Fields and
Dog Park. Contact: Andrea Nejeres at 602-534-5788 or
[email protected]. First published on 2/24
R-0135
IFB
City of Show Low - Show Low Cemetery Roadway
3/5/15
Expansion. Contact: Public Works Administrative Assistant 2pm
at 928-532-4040. First published on 3/3
Mand.
Link
IFB
City of Holbrook - Design and material Supply of a 3,000
Sq. Ft Splash Pad with Approximately 15 water features,
a 2,500 gallon water recycle tank, sand filter, chlorination
system, pumps, and UV disinfectant system. Contact: Ray
Alley, City Manager, at 928-524-6225, 928-241-8488, or
[email protected]. First published on 2/27
3/11/15
12pm
Mand.
Link
IFB
Kyrene Elementary School District - Site Improvements
3/10/15
- Kyrene de la Colina Elementary. The scope of work
10am
includes a new irrigation system, seeding or sodding of
approx. 133,000 sf of grass, installation of approx. 11,000
sf of artificial turf, replacement of 11,900 sf of concrete fire
lane and installation of 1,930 sf of new fire lane. Contact:
Jani Fasulo at 480-541-1371 or [email protected].
First published on 3/6
Link
IFB
City of Litchfield Park - FY 2015 Micro Seal
Improvements. Contact: Becky Bratcher at
[email protected]. First published on 3/3
Link
IFB
ADOT - Citywide Traffic Signal Improvements within the
City of El Mirage. DBE goal of 5.15%. Contact: Engineering
Specialist: Thomas Mowery-Racz at 602-712-6741 or
Construction Supervisor: Girgis Girgis at 602-712-6813.
First published on 2/10
Link
3/17/15
2pm
3/18/15
12pm
3/18/15
2pm
K15-24-15
3/19/15
11am
3/20/15
11am
$480K
List
ELM-0-(208)T
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Site Visit
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Link
Link
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in this data. Links may not be valid once the bid date/time has passed.
All bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.
Project Solicitations
Horizontal
Due Date Project PlanSolicitation/
& Time
Volume holders Project #
Contract Owner – Project description
Type
3/20/15
11am
$12M
List
010-A(218)T
IFB
ADOT - Pavement rehabilitation on I-10 in La Paz County.
The work consists of milling, place AC, AR-ACFC, crack
sealing, guardrail, shoulder build-up, placing fog coat on
shoulders, pavement marking and other related work. DBE
goal of 11.57%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Mahmood
B. Ghorbani at 602-712-6093 or Construction Supervisor:
Jaime Hernandez at 928-317-21558.
First published on 2/20
Link
3/20/15
11am
$1M
List
075-A-(202)T
IFB
ADOT - System Preservation-minor bridge rehabilitation
on SR 75 in Greenlee County. DBE goal of 10.65%.
Contact: Engineering Specialist: Mahmood B. Ghorbani at
602-712-6093 or Construction Supervisor: Brian Jevas at
928-432-4930. First published on 3/3
Link
3/20/15
12pm
$250$500K
DTFANM15-R-00067
RFO
Federal Aviation Administration - Installation of an
instrument land system at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport.
Small Business Set-aside. Contact: Matthew Benbow at
425-227-2058 or [email protected].
First published on 3/3
3/4/15
8am
Link
PW14/15/009;
61790015
IFB
Pinal County - San Manuel Airport Apron Reconstruction
& Shade Ports. DBE goal of 3.66%. Contact: Gloria Bean at
520-866-6009 or [email protected].
First published on 2/10 & added planholders list on 2/24
2/18/15
10am
Link
3/24/15
2pm
List
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
3/24/15
2pm
$250K$500K
15-B-15
IFB
Mohave County - Girard Avenue Detention Basin Grading. 3/10/15
Contact: Tara Acton at [email protected].
10am
First published on 2/24
Link
3/24/15
4pm
REVISED
$500K$1M
151137
IFB
City of Tucson - Campbell Ave. Enhancement, Grant
Rd. to Ft. Lowell Rd. Contact: Beth Abramovitz at
520-837-6656 and Dan Longanecker at 520-837-4125 or
[email protected]. First published on 2/24
& revised due date on 3/10
3/3/15
9am
Link
3/25/15
2pm
$100K$250K
15-B-04
IFB
Mohave County - Hualapai Mountain Road
Drainage Project. Contact: Tara Acton at
[email protected]. First published on 2/24
3/5/15
1:30pm
Link
IFB
City of El Mirage - Reconstruction of El Mirage Road
between Cinnabar Avenue and Cactus Road. Contact:
623-876-2977. First published on 2/24
3/18/15
10am
Mand.
Link
IFB
City of Scottsdale - Decorative Pavement Maintenance.
Contact: Margie Vasquez at 480-312-5715 or
[email protected]. First published on 2/13 &
revised due date on 3/10
none
Link
3/26/15
1pm
3/26/15
2pm
REVISED
15PB009
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Project Solicitations
Horizontal
Due Date Project PlanSolicitation/
& Time
Volume holders Project #
Contract Owner – Project description
Type
3/26/15
4pm
$3.5M
3/26/15
2pm
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
List
2015-014
IFB
City of Buckeye - Skyline Regional Park Project. The
project includes roadway construction, park features
including entry gate house, entry gate monument and
gates, Ramada’s, rest rooms and a pedestrian/equestrian
bridge across the Skyline Wash. Contact: Chris Williams,
Manager, Contracting and Construction, at 623-349-6225
or [email protected]. First published on 3/6
3/12/15
10am
Link
List
PW14/15/007;
62953157
IFB
Pinal County - Maricopa / Casa Grande Highway Santa
Cruz Wash Crossing Improvements. Contact: Gloria Bean
at 520-866-6009 or [email protected].
First published on 2/10 & added planholders list on 2/13
2/23/15
10am
Link
20112229
IFB
Tucson Airport Authority - Ryan Security Fence Upgrades. 3/10/15
The purpose of this project is to construct an electronic
11am
security gate entrance and exit at Aviator Lane and Airfield
Drive. The work will also include upgrading to fiber optic
from the Server to the Controllers and Maintenance Shop.
Contact: Sylvia Granillo at [email protected].
First published on 2/27
Link
3/26/15
2pm
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060-B-NFA
DB RFQ
ADOT - Design and Construct new traffic interchange
at US 60 and Bell Road. The work includes design
and construction for a grade-separated crossing of US
60 with Bell Road elevated over US 60 and the BNSF
Railway. Contact: Rimpal Shah at 602-712-8377 or
[email protected]. First published on 2/24
Link
3/27/15
11am
$1.9M
List
010-C-(209)T
IFB
ADOT - Subsurface drainage improvements at the I-10 Deck 3/12/15
Park Tunnel, Japanese Friendship Garden (JFG) and the
10am
Margret T. Hance Park located above the Deck Park Tunnel.
DBE goal of 10.28%. Contact: Engineering Specialist:
Rimpal Shah at 602-712-8377 or Construction Supervisor:
Madhav Mundle at 602-712-3540. First published on 2/27
Link
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Project Solicitations
Horizontal
Due Date Project
& Time
Volume
Plan- Solicitation/
holders Project #
Contract Owner – Project description
Type
Pre-Bid/ Link
Site Visit
3/27/15
11am
REVISED
$379K
List
APJ-0-(204)T
IFB
ADOT - System enhancements and safety improvements
on SR 88 in Pinal County. The project consists of
constructing raised median islands, removing and replacing
sidewalks and sidewalk ramps, placing pavement markings,
and other miscellaneous work. DBE goal of 5.96%. Contact
Engineering Specialist: Rimpal Shah at 602-712-8377 or
Construction Supervisor: Quin Castro 602-712-6670. First
published on 9/2 & revised opening date on 10/10 & 3/3
Link
3/27/15
11am
$745K
List
PAG-0-(201)T
IFB
ADOT - Pavement rehabilitation on South Navajo Drive
within the City of Page. DBE goal of 7.99%. Contact:
Engineering Specialist: Jedidiah Young at 602-712-8117 or
Construction Supervisor: Steve Monroe at 928-714-2290.
First published on 3/3
Link
3/27/15
11am
$20.5M List
040-B-(217)T
IFB
ADOT - Pavement rehabilitation on I-40 in Mohave
County. DBE goal of 10.31%. Contact: Engineering
Specialist: Sarker Rahman at 602-712-8262 or Construction
Engineer: Allison Baker at 928-681-6046.
First published on 3/3
Link
3/27/15
11am
$1.17M List
999-A-(417)T
IFB
ADOT - Crack Sealing on SR 89 in Yavapai County.
Contact: Engineering Specialist: Mahmood B. Ghorbani at
602-712-6093 or Construction Supervisor: Alison Baker at
928-681-6030. First published on 3/10
Link
3/31/15
2pm
$500K$1M
DTFH70-14
-B-00012
IFB
USDOT - Dennehotso Bridge and Roadway, Apache
Junction. The work consists of bridge replacement, road
reconstruction, and minor drainage. Small Busies Setaside. Contact: Contracts G. Office, Western Federal Lands
Highway Division, at [email protected] or
360-619-7520. First published on 3/3
Link
IFB 15-146
IFB
City of Phoenix - Heritage Garage Striping. Contact:
Linda Duarte, Contract Specialist II, at 602-262-7789 or
[email protected]. First published on 1/30
3/18/15
9am
Link
15PWD0017
IFB
City of Prescott - FY 2015 Pavement Rehabilitation Project. 3/25/15
Contact: Public Works Director at 928-777-1130.
10am
First published on 3/10
Mand.
Link
S95-A-(203)T
IFB
ADOT - Install commercial vehicle electronic screening
systems along SR 95 within the Town of Parker. DBE goal
of 2.29%. Contact: C&S Technical Leader, Iqbal Hossain
at 602-712-7471 or Construction Supervisor: Jaime
Hernandez at 928-317-2158. First published on 3/3
Link
List
4/3/15
2pm
4/9/15
2pm
$2.5M
4/10/15
11am
$900K
List
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Project Solicitations
Horizontal
Due Date Project
& Time
Volume
Plan- Solicitation/
holders Project #
Contract Owner – Project description
Type
Pre-Bid/ Link
Site Visit
4/10/15
11am
$12M
List
060-D-(211)T
IFB
ADOT - Construct a passing lane, widen shoulder and
repair bridge on US 60 east of the Town of Superior. DBE
goal of 5.71%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: David Do at
602-712-7445 and Construction Supervisor: Mindy Teague
at 928-402-5627. First published on 3/3
& changed link on 3/6
Link
4/10/15
11am
$1.15M List
QCR-0-(213)T
QCR-0-(209)T
IFB
ADOT - Construct a multi-use path within the Town of
Queen Creek along the upper banks of Queen Creek
Wash (QCW) from Ellsworth Road to Chandler Heights
Road alignment. DBE goal of 10.52%. Contact: C&S
Technical Leader: Iqbal Hossain at 602-712-7471 or
Construction Supervisor: James Hartman at 602-771-2990.
First published on 3/6
Link
4/10/15
11am
$464K
090-A(204)T
IFB
ADOT - Sidewalk construction on SR 90 within the
town of Huachuca City in Cochise County. DBE goal of
7.07%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Vian Rashid at
602-712-8260 or Construction Supervisor: Rene Teran at
520-586-2949 . First published on 3/10
Link
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Project Solicitations
Utilities
Utilities
Includes water, waste-water, and other utilities (excluding traffic
signalization projects), as well as solar, biomass, and other energy-related
solicitations.
Due Date Project Plan& Time
Volume Holders
Project #
Contract Owner – Project description
Type
3/10/15
11am
<$100K List
PH 07-T13
IFB
San Carlos Indian Tribe - San Carlos Water
Chlorination Building - Sunshine Well Site. Free
registration required. Contact: Christopher Green at
[email protected]. First published on 2/17
& added sign-in sheet on 2/27
Link
3/11/15
2pm
$2.95M List
163052
IFB
Pima County - Conveyance System Closed Circuit
2/25/15
television Inspection Services. Contact: Keith E. Rogers 10am
at [email protected]. First published on 2/17
& added sign-in sheet on 2/27
Link
3/11/15
2pm
S-0215
IFB
City of Show Low - Manhole Replacement. Work
includes the demolition, removal and disposal of
Six (6) existing manholes, asphalt, and excavation
material. Contact: 928-532-4040.
First published on 2/24
2/27/15
2pm
Mand.
Link
3/12/15
2pm
3-04-0017-18-205
IFB
San Carlos Apache Tribe - San Carlos Apache Airport
Fuel Farm at the San Carlos Apache Airport.
Contact: Armstrong Consultants at 602-803-7079.
First published on 2/20
3/3/15
10:30am
Link
3/12/15
3pm
SS2900
IFB
Lake Havasu City - Vadose Well #7. Work includes
construction of Vadose Zone Well #7 at the North
Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant. Contact: Kim
Fiumara at [email protected].
First published on 2/13
Link
3/12/15
3pm
ADOC15-00004857
RFQ
Arizona Department of Corrections - Switch Gear
3/4/15
Replacement for ASPC-Florence (ADC No. 15-155-15). 10am
Contact: Rafael Rivera at 602-542-1172.
Mand.
First published on 2/27
Link
3/16/15
3pm
09.830.132
IFB
NAU - Building 83 Electrical Capacity Increase,
Flagstaff. Contact: Andrew Iacona at 928-523-4227 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/3
3/5/15
3pm
Mand.
Link
3/17/15
2pm
2015-04
IFB
Kachina Village Improvement District - Water Storage
Tank Rehabilitation. Contact: Coconino County
Purchasing Department at 928-679-7191.
First published on 2/24
3/11/15
1pm
Link
IFB
Metropolitan Domestic Water Improvement District Water Treatment Media Regeneration. Contact: Cindy
Martinez at 520-575-8100. First published on 3/6
Link
IFB
Cochise County - Construction of a 33,000 Gallon
Water Tank. Contact: Terry Rutan at 520-432-8392 or
[email protected]. First published on 2/24
Link
3/18/15
2pm
3/18/15
2pm
15-29-GNT-03
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Project Solicitations
Utilities
Bid Date & Project PlanTime
Volume Holders
3/18/15
3pm
Project #
ADOT15-00004862
Contract Owner – Project description
Type
Pre-Bid
RFQuote ADOT - Fire Riser and Back Flow Preventer relocation, none
Phoenix. Contact: Earl Payne at 602-712-8514 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/3
Link
Link
3/19/15
4pm
IFB
Town of Mammoth - Rehabilitation of 250,000 gallon
steel water storage tank. Contact: Project Manager,
Kenneth Hebert, Central Arizona Governments, at
480-474-9300 or [email protected].
First published on 2/20
3/20/15
2pm
IFB
City of Globe - Design, Permitting, Site Work, and
3/6/15
Installation of Fire Hydrants. Contact: Joseph Jarvis at 9am
928-425-7146 ext.11 or [email protected].
First published on 3/3
Link
3/20/15
2pm
IFB
City of Globe - Design, Permitting, Site Work,
and Installation of Pressure Reducing Valves.
Contact: Joseph Jarvis at 928-425-7146 ext.11 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/3
3/5/15
9am
Link
3/20/15
2pm
IFB
City of Sedona - WWTP Injection Well No. 2
Drilling Project. Contact: Community Development
Department at 928-204-7111. First published on 3/10
3/16/15
2pm
Mand.
Link
151232
RFP
City of Tucson - Electrical and Mechanical Repair and
Preventative Maintenance of Wells, Boosters, and
Lake Aerators. Contact: Jeff Whiting at 520-837-4123.
First published on 2/13 & revised due date on 3/6
& 3/10
2/17/15
10am
Link
3205841
IFB
City of Tempe - Sewage Pump Station Upgrades:
Lift Station Assessment. Contact: Wendy
Springborn, Engineering Services Manager, at
[email protected]. First published on 3/6
Link
3/20/15
4pm
REVISED
2/25/15
10am
Link
3/24/15
10am
$99K
3/24/15
3pm
$100K
2015-35
RFQ
City of Flagstaff - Rio De Flag Watershed Integrated
3/16/15
Hydrologic & Hydraulic Model. Contact: Patrick
1pm
Brown, Senior Procurement Manager, at 928-213-2277
or [email protected]. First published on 3/6
Link
3/24/15
4pm
$2M
165551
CMAR
Pima County Regional Wastewater Reclamation
3/13/15
Department - CMAR for the 22nd Street Sewer
10am
Augmentation. This project consists of the
augmentation of approximately 2 miles of wastewater
lines including the evaluation and repair/replacement
of approximately thirty-five (35) manholes.
Contact: Christy Bustillos at 520-724-8414 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/3
Link
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Project Solicitations
Utilities
Bid Date Project Plan& Time Volume Holders
3/25/15
3pm
Project #
IT1501
Contract Owner – Project description
Pre-Bid
Type
IFB
Lake Havasu City - Fiber Optics Backhaul Completion. 3/10/15
Contact: Jonathan Baskette, Manager, Information
10am
Technology at [email protected].
Mand.
First published on 2/27
Link
Link
3/26/15
2pm
20112229
IFB
Tucson Airport Authority - Ryan Security Fence
3/10/15
Upgrades. The purpose of this project is to construct 11am
an electronic security gate entrance and exit at
Aviator Lane and Airfield Drive. The work will also
include upgrading to fiber optic from the Server to the
Controllers and Maintenance Shop. Contact: Sylvia
Granillo at [email protected].
First published on 2/27
Link
3/27/15
2pm
IFB 15-159
IFB
City of Phoenix - CNG Fueling Stations Inspection,
Maintenance, and Repair Services. Contact: Larry Jue
at 602-262-7188 or [email protected].
First published on 3/10
Link
4/1/15
10am
63-0020 RFP
RFP
City of Phoenix - Energy Saving Streetlight Conversion
Project. Contact: Charlene Reynolds, Street
Transportation Deputy Director, at 602-262-6450 or
[email protected].
First published on 3/10
Link
4/2/15
2pm
WD 2014-03B
IFB
City of Apache Junction - Construction of the Surface
Water Treatment Plant. Contact: PRI Graphics for bid
docs at 602-393-3131. First published on 3/6
& revised link on 3/10
3/17/15
2pm
Mand.
Link
COCHA1400004942 ;
WA5-936-3480
RFP
City of Chandler - Water & Wastewater Equipment
Repair & Maintenance. Contact: Mike Mandt at
480-782-2406 or [email protected].
First published on 3/3
3/19/15
11am
Link
RFP #02-15
RFP
City of Tombstone - Fire Hydrant and Valve
Replacement at various locations. Contact:
Alex Gradillas, Public Works Director, at
[email protected].
First published on 3/10
3/23/2015 Link
IFB
City of Globe - Design, Permitting, Site Preparation,
Fabrication, Erection, Start Up and Commissioning
of a New 1,000,000 Gallon Steel Bolted or Welded
Potable Water Tank. Contact: Joseph Jarvis at
928-425-7146 ext.11 or [email protected].
First published on 3/3
3/12/15
10am
4/2/15
3pm
4/6/15
2pm
4/8/15
2pm
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Project Solicitations
Utilities
Bid Date Project Plan& Time Volume Holders
4/8/15
>$10M List
3pm
REVISED
4/10/15
11am
$900K
List
Project #
Contract Owner – Project description
Type
RFP
Department of the Interior - Replace Main S.U.
Transformer & ISO PHS. Replace GSU Transformers
and associated equipment at its Glen Canyon
Dam Powerplant near Page, Arizona. Small
Business Set-Aside. Contact: Richard Beeman at
[email protected]. Pre-Solicitation published on 1/9
& moved to open solicitations on 2/3.
Revised due date on 2/10
R15PS00272
S95-A-(203)T
IFB
Commercial
Pre-Bid
Link
2/18/15
9am
Link
ADOT - Install truck monitoring and screening
systems, weigh-in-motion scale sensors, traffic poles,
conduit, fiber optics, signs along SR 95 within the
Town of Parker. DBE goal of 2.29%. Contact: C&S
Technical Leader, Iqbal Hossain at 602-712-7471
or Construction Supervisor: Jaime Hernandez at
928-317-2158. First published on 3/3
Link
Commercial
Includes new construction and major renovations/additions/alterations to real property.
Includes multi-trade requests for subcontractor bids and development RFP’s that indicate
future commercial construction.
Due Date Project PlanSolicitation/
& Time
Volume Holders Project #
Contract
Type
Owner – Project Description
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
3/10/15
2pm
IFB
City of Prescott - Adult Care Services Exterior Grounds.
Construct exterior improvements at the Adult Day Care
Services Susan J. Rheem Center. Contact: Isabel Rollins at
[email protected] or 928-778-2692.
First published on 2/10
2/17/15
3:30pm
Mand.
Link
Sub bids
Lloyd Construction Company, Inc. is requesting sub bids,
Plumbing, Mechanical, Electrical and Special Systems,
for the AC Tucson Hotel. Contact: Jed Heuberger at
520-884-9821. First published on 2/27
Link
JOC
City of Flagstaff - General Contracting Construction
2/18/15
Services - Job Order Contract (JOC). Contact:
2pm
Patrick Brown, Senior Procurement Specialist, at
[email protected]. First published on 1/30 & added
sign-in sheet on 3/3 & revised due date on 3/10
Link
15CDBG001
3/12/15
2pm
3/12/15
3pm
List
2015-28
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Project Solicitations
Commercial
Due Date
& Time
Project
Volume
PlanProject #
Holders
Contract
Type
Owner – Project description
3/13/15
COB
IFB
Cocopah Indian Tribe - West Reservation Office Building
Renovation. Renovate and refurbish (1) 12-office
building with kitchen, dining area and outdoor interior
patio. Contact: Christopher J. Nunez at 928-627-2102 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/3
3/16/15
10am
RFP
Ak-Chin Indian Community - Harrah’s Ak-Chin Resort
Expansion Preconstruction Services, Maricopa. Contact:
Judith Purcell, Purchasing Manager, at 520-568-1028 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/10
Building a Concrete Future ®
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
3/6/15
10am
Link
Link
coreslab.com | 602.237.3875
Link
3/16/15
4pm
DES-02-11-0001
DB
The Navajo Nation - Design Build for Crownpoint
Behavioral Health Services Complex Project. Contact:
Scott House at 928-871-6099. First published on 2/24
3/17/15
2pm
RFQ #34-07
CMAR
Cochise College - CMAR for the Sierra Vista Downtown
Center Renovation Project. Contact: Lourdes Estrada at
520-439-6828 or [email protected].
First published on 2/27
3/17/15
3pm
ADOT1500004861;
CN0414
IFB
ADOT - Construction, De-Icer Storage Buildings at
five locations. Contact: Earl Payne at 602-712-8514 or
[email protected]. First published on 2/17
2/25/15
8:30am
Link
151211
CMAR
City of Tucson - CMAR for Reid Zoo Health Center
Project. Contact: William Resimont at 520-837-4126 or
[email protected]. First published on 2/27
& added sign-in sheet on 3/6
3/2/15
4pmp
Link
IFB 15-007-16
IFB
Vail Unified School District - General Contractor
Services for VUSD #20 Cienega Preschool
Additions. Contact: Tori Gamble at 520-879-2028 or
[email protected].
First published on 2/27
Link
IFB
City of Apache Junction - Complete commercial
3/9/15
rehabilitation projects in Apache Junction, Arizona.
10am
Contact: Heather Patel, Grants Coordinator, at
Mand.
[email protected] or 480-474-2635. First published on 3/6
Link
3/17/15
4pm
3/18/15
2pm
3/18/15
2pm
$2.8M- List
$3.8M
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11am
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Project Solicitations
Commercial
Due Date
& Time
Project
Volume
PlanProject #
Holders
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
City of Page - Re-bid for Renovation of the Lake Powell
National Golf Course Clubhouse. Contact: Clerk’s office at
928-645-4220. First published on 3/6
Link
Sub Bids
Village Care Partners LLC is requesting Sub bids for
Buckeye Sun Village Senior Care Campus, Buckeye.
Free registration required. Contact: Mike Goering
at 480-451-7770 cell; 480-451-7770 office or
[email protected]. First published on 1/13
Link
JOC 2015-16000
JOC
ASU - ASU Job Order Contract Program. Contact: Gail
Horney at 480-727-2439 or [email protected].
First published on 2/24
$5M
4/3/15
1pm
Owner – Project description
IFB
3/23/15
4pm
3/31/15
4pm
Contract
Type
3/9/15
9am
Link
4/8/15
2pm
$7M
#15-15-17
CMAR
Tempe Elementary School District - CMAR for Arredondo 3/20/15
School. Provide design phase assistance, construction
3pm
services, and coordination of a renovation/rebuild project
at the Arredondo School campus. Contact: Rebecca Seifert
at 480-730-7167 or [email protected].
First published on 3/10
Link
4/10/15
1:30pm
REVISED
$2.8M
CIP 2.0703
IFB
Yuma County - Administration Annex Renovation Project. 3/20/15
The project includes demolition of a section of the
9am
building and interior spaces, renovation to the existing
REVISED
structure and the addition of basement and three story
structure. Contact: 928 -817-5000. First published on 3/3
& revised due date and pre-bid walk date on 3/10
Link
DTFAWN-15
-R-00080
RFO
Federal Aviation Administration - Construction of
Duplex Housing at grand Canyon Airport in Tusayan, AZ.
Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Darren Odegard at
[email protected] or 425-227-1551. First published
on 3/6 & revised link on 3/10
Link
4/10/15
4pm
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Project Solicitations
Maintenance & Alterations
Maintenance & Alterations
Includes abatement, remediation, landscaping, irrigation, fencing, singletrade, and maintenance solicitations. Also captures public-agency owned
renovations of residential properties.
Due Date/ $/Plan- Project #
Time
Holders
Contract Owner – Project Description
Type
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
3/10/15
2pm
15-50CMB
RFP
Mesa Public Schools - Painting Services. Contact: Karen Fleetwood
at 480-472-6122 or [email protected]. First published on 2/20
2/24/15
8am
Mand.
Link
3/10/15
2pm
PW-184
IFB
City of Sierra Vista - FY 14/15 Street Maintenance, Street Sweeping none
Services. Contact: Michael Clawson Procurement Manager, at
520-458-3315. First published on 2/27
Link
3/10/15
3pm
2015-53
IFB
City of Flagstaff - Siler Homes Roofs, Hail Damage Repair.
Contact: Patrick Brown, Sr. Procurement Specialist, at
[email protected] or Jesse Dominguez, Project Manager, at
[email protected]. First published on 2/24
none
Link
3/11/15
3pm
List
PR1501.401;
COCHA1400004883
IFB
City of Chandler - Snedigar Sportsplex Lighting Fields
9 & 10. Contact: Allan Zimmerman at 480-782-3335 or
[email protected]. First published on 2/6
& added sign-in sheet on 2/24
2/18/15
9am
Link
3/12/15
11am
List
COCHA1400004917;
ST5-988-3510
RFP
City of Chandler - Landscape Maintenance Areas
1-4. Contact: Raquel McMahon at 480-782-2407 or
[email protected]. First published on 2/24
2/26/15
3pm
Link
RFP 1-315
RFP
Phoenix Union High School District - Fire Systems: Inspections,
Cleanings, etc. Free registration required. Contact: Lila McCleery at
602-764-1402 or [email protected].
First published on 1/20
PW14/15/008
IFB
Pinal County Public Works Department - Pinal County
Housing Repairs. Contact: Gloria M. Bean at 520-866-6009 or
[email protected]. First published on 2/3
& added planholders list on 2/24
2/11/15
9am
Mand.
Link
3/12/15
2pm
16-3340-005
RFP
Pinal County Public Works Department - Pinal County
Housing Repairs. Contact: Gloria M. Bean at 520-866-6009 or
[email protected]. First published on 2/3
& added planholders list on 2/24
3/5/15
7:30am
Link
3/12/15
2pm
IFB #311
IFB
The Navajo Housing Authority - Construction Services for
Modernization of Public Rental Housing Units. Contact: Doris
Yonnie, Procurement Specialist, at [email protected].
First published on 2/24
2/23/15
see docs
for time
Link
3/12/15
2pm
FF2015-003
RFP
City of Prescott - Alarm Monitoring and Fire Suppression Services.
Contact: Pam Risaliti, Contract Specialist, at 928-777-1659 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/3
2/25/15
10am
Link
3/12/15
2pm
16-3340-005
rap
Dysart Unified School District - Landscape, Ground Maintenance,
and Weed Services. Free registration required. Contact: Charles
Hunker at 623-876-7898 or [email protected].
First published on 3/3
3/5/15
7:30am
Link
3/12/15
2pm
3/12/15
2pm
List
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in this data. Links may not be valid once the bid date/time has passed.
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Project Solicitations
Maintenance & Alterations
Due Date/ $/Plan- Project #
Time
holders
Contract Owner – Project Description
Type
Pre-Bid/ Link
Site Visit
3/12/15
3pm
#3291-5
IFB
Maricopa Community Colleges - Agave Hall Remodel A/V System at none
Chandler-Gilbert Community College. Contact: Louis Anaya, Buyer
II, at 480-731-8645 or [email protected].
First published on 2/24
Link
3/13/15
5pm
15-02-1323E
RFP
Navajo Nation - Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment Project and
Flooring Project. Contact: Mike Salabiye at 928-729-4408 or
[email protected]. First published on 2/17
Link
IFB
City of Page - Fire Department Membrane Roofing. Contact: City
Clerk’s Office at 928-645-4220. First published on 2/27
Link
IFB 15-04-19
IFB
Catalina Foothills Unified School District - Backflow Testing /
Maintenance. Free registration required. Contact: Debra Merigold
at 520-209-7523 or [email protected]. First published on 2/27
Link
3/16/15
4pm
3/17/15
1pm
3/17/15
3pm
$300K
COCHA1400004901;
MS5-926-3490
RFP
City of Chandler - Environmental Emergency Response
and Contamination Remediation. Contact: Mike Mandt at
480-782-2406 or [email protected].
First published on 2/13
2/24/15
9am
Link
3/17/15
3pm
$150K$500K
GS-09P-15KS-D-0015
RFP
General Services Administration - Construction IDIQ for Repair
and Alteration (R&A) Services that includes Design Build
for Eight Geographic Zones within the Pacific Region. Small
Business Set-Aside. Contact: Carol Dones at 415-522-2642 or
[email protected]. Pre-Solicitation published on 1/16
& moved to open solicitations on 2/17
none
Link
3/18/15
12pm
IFB
City of Holbrook - Design and material Supply of a 3,000 Sq Ft
Splash Pad with Approximately 15 water features, a 2,500 gallon
water recycle tank, sand filter, chlorination system, pumps, and
UV disinfectant system. Contact: Ray Alley, City Manager, at
928-524-6225, 928-241-8488, or [email protected].
First published on 2/27
3/11/15
12pm
Mand.
Link
3/18/15
12pm
15-247-SOL-00045 RFP
Department of Health and Human Services - Roofing Repair
Services at Phoenix Indian Medical Center, Phoenix. Contact:
Bradley Platero, Contract Specialist, at [email protected] or
602-263-1200. First published on 3/10
3/11/15
10am
Link
3/18/15
3pm
121014-2
IFB
Gila County - Roof Replacement for the Copper Administration
Building. Contact: Jeannie Sgroi, Contracts Administrator, at
928-402-8612. First published on 3/6 &revised link on 3/10
3/10/15
10am
Mand.
Link
RFP
Ak-Chin Indian Community - ADA Master Bath Additions at Ak-Chin 3/5/15
Indian Community, Maricopa. Contact: Judith Purcell, Purchasing
10am
Manager, at 520-568-1028 or [email protected].
First published on 3/10
3/19/15
2pm
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Project Solicitations
Maintenance & Alterations
Due Date/ $/Plan- Project #
Time
holders
3/19/15
12pm
Contract Owner – Project Description
Type
Pre-Bid/ Link
Site Visit
4108JOC126
JOC
City of Phoenix - Fire Sprinkler Protection Job Order Contract.
Contact: Charlene Carpenter at [email protected] or
602-261-8894. First published on 3/3
Link
3/19/15
2pm
FF2015-004
IFB
City of Prescott - Mold Remediation Project. Contact: Pam Risaliti at 3/5/15
928-777-1659 or [email protected].
10am
First published on 3/3
Mand.
Link
3/19/15
3pm
2015-2105-0607
RFP
Town of Gilbert - HOME Substantial Rehabilitation Services.
Contact: Douglas E. Boyer at [email protected] or
480-503-6858. First published on 3/3
Link
IFB
Pomerene Elementary School District - Pomerene Elementary
School Stucco Repairs at 1396 N. Old Pomerene Road
Pomerene, AZ 85602. Contact: Robert Polcar Architects, Inc., at
[email protected] for documents. First published on 3/6
TOBE1500004924;
RFP 2014-079
RFP
City of Buckeye - Landscape Maintenance at Water and
Wastewater Facilities. Contact: Erin Gilbert, Purchasing Agent, at
623-349-6173 or [email protected]. First published on 2/24
3/3/15
11am
Mand.
Link
3/20/15
2pm
IFB 15-151
IFB
City of Phoenix - Roof Replacement at Water Treatment Plant.
Contact: Janet Lee at 602-262-4756 or [email protected].
First published on 3/6
3/11/15
10am
Link
3/20/15
2:30pm
IFB 15-015
IFB
Paradise Valley Unified School District - Service and Repair of
Retractable Bleachers and Retractable Backboards. Contact: Lina
Ardizzone at 602-449-2072 or [email protected].
First published on 3/10
Link
3/20/15
3pm EST
VA25815Q0315
IFB
Department of Veterans Affairs - Trane Heat Pump replacement
at Building 44 on the Southern Arizona Veterans Affairs Healthcare
System, Tucson. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: William Corson
at [email protected]. First published on 3/6
Link
3/20/15
3pm EST
VA25815Q0308
RFQuote Department of Veterans Affairs - Audio-Video Equipment
purchase and installation, Tucson. Contact: William Corson at
[email protected]. First published on 3/6
3/20/15
4pm
REVISED
151232
RFP
City of Tucson - Electrical and Mechanical Repair and Preventative
Maintenance of Wells, Boosters, and Lake Aerators. Contact: Jeff
Whiting at 520-837-4123. First published on 2/13 & revised due
date on 3/6 & 3/10
2/17/15
10am
Link
3/21/15
2pm
15-7113
RFP
Education Service Center-Region 19 - Glass & Glazing Materials &
Services. Contact: Purchasing Manager at 915-780-5019.
First published on 3/3
none
Link
3/23/15
11am
15023-S
IFB
Maricopa County - County Administration Building Re-Roofing.
3/16/15
Free registration required. Contact: Brian Garcia at 602-506-3246 or 9am
[email protected]. First published on 3/10
Mand.
List
3/19/15
3pm
3/19/15
4pm
List
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10am
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presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions
in this data. Links may not be valid once the bid date/time has passed.
All bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.
Project Solicitations
Maintenance & Alterations
Due Date/ $/Plan- Project #
Time
holders
Contract Owner – Project Description
Type
Pre-Bid/ Link
Site Visit
3/24/15
3pm
15E0324
IFB
Mohave Educational Services Cooperative, Inc. - Exterior/Interior
Painting and other Coating Application. Contact: Nancy Colbaugh
at 928-718-3228 or [email protected]. First published on 2/27
3/10/15
10:30am
Link
3/24/15
4pm
151190
JOC
City of Tucson - Job Order Contract for Roofing Services.
Contact: Bert Resimont, Contract Officer at 520-837-4126 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/6
3/10/15
9am
Link
IFB
Blue Ridge Unified School District - Re-Roofing at Blue Ridge High
3/18/15
School, Lakeside, AZ. Contact: HDA Architects, L.L.C., 459 N. Gilbert 11am
Road, Suite C200, Gilbert, 480-539-8800. First published on 3/10
Mand.
Link
3/26/15
11am
3/26/15
2pm
CDBG - PY13 008
IFB
City of Prescott - Prescott Family Area Family Shelter
3/5/15
Improvements. This project generally consists of electrical
10am
upgrades, ADA bathroom renovations, egress windows, and other Mand.
improvements. Contact: Isabel Rollins, CDBG Grant Administrator, at
[email protected] or 928-778-2692.
First published on 3/3
Link
3/26/15
2pm
142315
RFP
Pinal County - Superior Court House Elevator Repairs. Contact:
Gloria Bean at 520-866-6009 or [email protected].
First published on 3/6
3/3/15
11am
Link
3/26/15
3pm
List
COCHA1400004935;
HO5-910-3519
IFB
City of Chandler - Public Housing HVAC Service. Contact: Raquel
McMahon at 480-782-2407 or [email protected].
First published on 3/3
3/10/15
9am
Link
3/27/15
11am
List
W912L2-15
-T-1004
RFQuote Department of the Army - Evaporative Cooler Removal and
Replacement - Building 1020 - Phoenix ANG Base. Small Business
Set-Aside. Contact: Timothy L. Garrity at 602-302-9049.
First published on 3/10
3/17/15
9am
Link
3/30/15
3:30pm
3/31/15
3pm
3/31/15
4pm
3/31/15
5pm
List
IFB
Town of Eagar - Furnish and apply CRS-2LM Oil for road
maintenance. Contact: 928-333-4223 Ext. 25 or email
[email protected]. First published on 3/6
#3303-2
IFB
Maricopa Community Colleges - Gymnasium Floor Installation at
Mesa Community College. Contact: Ren R. Carlson, C.P.M., Buyer II
at 480 731-8519 or [email protected].
First published on 3/10
3/17/15
10am
Mand.
Link
COCHA14-0
0004940;
IT5-915-3515
RFP
City of Chandler - Telephone System Maintenance
Services. Contact: Carolee Stees at 480-782-2405 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/3
3/17/15
10am
Link
RFP
Pascua Yaqui Tribe - Information Technology Access Control
System Upgrades to the Pascua Yaqui Tribe, Procurement
Department. Replace unserviceable and/or unsupported access
control components at 12 departmental locations. Contact: Ian
Geitner at 520-345-1976. First published on 3/3 and added pre-bid
meeting date, via addendum 1, and revised link on 3/10
3/18/15
11am
Link
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Project Solicitations
Maintenance & Alterations
Due Date/ $/Plan- Project #
Time
holders
Contract Owner – Project Description
Type
Pre-Bid/ Link
Site Visit
4/1/15
10am
63-0020 RFP
RFP
City of Phoenix - Energy Saving Streetlight Conversion Project.
Contact: Charlene Reynolds, Street Transportation Deputy Director,
at 602-262-6450 or [email protected].
First published on 3/10
Link
4/2/15
2pm
IFB 5-415
IFB
Phoenix Union High School District - Fire, Security & Video
Surveillance System Repair Services. Free registration
required. Contact: Lila McCleery at 602-764-1402 or
[email protected]. First published on 2/27
Link
4/21/15
3pm
2005-CP-15
IFB
Tohono’Odham Ki:Ki Association - Reconstruction of 6 single
family dwellings located on the Tohono O’odham Nation.
Contact: Thomas Shepherd, Senior Contract Officer, at
[email protected]. First published on 3/10
Products & Equipment
Due Date
Solicitation/
Project #
3/10/15
3pm
Type
Products & Equipment
3/19/15
9am
Link
Requests for equipment (purchase and rental),
furnish only of materials, and related items.
Owner - Project Description
Pre-bid
Link
DEMA15-00004899, IFB
M15-0003
Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs - Railroad
Track Material, Camp Navajo (M15-0003). Contact: Kathy Eastep at
602-267-2763 or [email protected]. First published on 3/3
none
Link
3/10/15
3pm
REVISED
15-104
IFB
City of Tempe - Asahi-America Valves, Parts and Supplies. Contact:
Ted Stallings at [email protected] or 480-350-8617.
First published on 2/6 & revised due date on 3/6
Link
3/12/15
3pm
2015197
IFB
City of Mesa - Storm Drain Grates and Manhole Covers. Contact:
Brandy Andersen at [email protected] or Nicole Arnold at
[email protected]. First published on 3/3
Link
3/13/15
5pm
15-02-1323E
RFP
Navajo Nation - Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment Project and
Flooring Project. Contact: Mike Salabiye at 928-729-4408 or
[email protected]. First published on 2/17
Link
3/17/15
3pm
ADOC15-00004896 IFB
Arizona Department of Corrections - Wastewater Treatment Plant Parts
and Supplies for All Institutions (15-151-20). Contact: Geof Replogle at
602-542-1172. First published on 3/3
Link
3/18/15
9am
IFB
Town of Thatcher - Purchase and delivery of 97,000 SF of bermuda grass
sod. Contact: Heath Brown at 928-428-2290. First published on 3/6
Link
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presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions
in this data. Links may not be valid once the bid date/time has passed.
All bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.
Products & Equipment
Due Date Solicitation/
& Time Project #
Contract Owner – Project description
Type
3/19/15
1:30pm
1520428
IFB
Yavapai County - Supply and Deliver Portland Cement Concrete Products
in Yavapai County, AZ. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at
928-777-7522 or [email protected]. First published on 2/27
Link
3/19/15
1:30pm
1520429
IFB
Yavapai County - Supply or Supply and Deliver Select Material in
Yavapai County, AZ. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at
928-777-7522 or [email protected]. First published on 2/27
Link
3/19/15
2pm
170958
IFB
Pima County - Rental of Specialized Off-Road equipment. Contact: Nancy 3/10/15
Page at [email protected]. First published on 3/6
2pm
Link
3/19/15
3pm
2015176
IFB
City of Mesa - Traffic Control Sign Hardware and Materials. Contact:
none
Brandy Andersen at [email protected]. First published on 3/6
Link
3/19/15
3pm
2015208
IFB
City of Mesa - Front Loader with Box Scraper - Life-Cycle Cost Bid.
Contact: Darryl Woodson, CPPB at [email protected].
First published on 3/10
Link
3/19/15
3:30pm
15-095
RFQuote
City of Tempe - Crane Truck Rental. Contact: Tony Allen at
[email protected] or 480-350-8548. First published on 3/3
Link
3/20/15
2pm
IFB 15-163
IFB
City of Phoenix - Clay Pipe-Requirements Contract. Contact: Chuck
Garvey, Senior Buyer, at 602-261-8668 or [email protected].
First published on 3/10
Link
3/23/15
2pm
RFP #03-15
RFP
City of Tombstone - Fire Hydrant Purchase 2015. Contact: Alex Gradillas,
Public Works Director, at [email protected].
First published on 3/10
Link
3/27/15
2pm
IFB 15-158
IFB
City of Phoenix - Water Elbow, Fittings, Pipe, Shafts, Flanges, Nipples,
Bushings, Reducers, Clamps, Stops, Conversion Tees, Resetters,
Couplings and Misc. Items-Requirements Contract. Contact: Chuck
Garvey, Senior Buyer, at 602-261-8668 or [email protected].
First published on 3/10
IFB
Town of Eagar - Fractured Basalt Chips for road maintenance
(Materials & Delivery Only). Contact: 928-333-4223 ext, 25 or email
[email protected]. First published on 3/6
3/30/15
3:30pm
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Pre-Solicitations
Status
Solicitation/
Project #
Project
Volume
Canceled
FA4887-15-T-0002
New
L15PS00216
$500K$1M
New
FA4877-15
-R-0005
$5M$10M
Target Date
Type
Owner/Project Description
Link
Due: 2/17/15 Sources
4pm
Sought
Department of the Air Force - AFICA Base
Telecommunication System O&M - Luke AFB, AZ.
Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business SetAside. Contact: Alex P. Skarlatos, Contracting Specialist,
at [email protected] or 623-856-2728.
Pre-Solicitation published on 2/6 & canceled on 3/10
Link
Due: 4/2/15
2pm
Department of the Interior - Sources Sought for
Weaver Mountain Fire Station Construction Services,
Wickenburg. Construct a Wildland Fire Operations
Building along with associated site improvements.
Contact: Marcia Fox, Contracting Officer, at
[email protected]. Pre-Solicitation published on 3/10
Link
Department of the Air Force - Sustain (Renovate)
LRS Warehouse, Davis Monthan AFB Tucson.
HUBZone Set-Aside. Contact: TSgt Woodard Moore at
[email protected] or 520-228-6563.
Pre-Solicitation published on 3/10
Link
Sources
Sought
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