Tuesday CONNECTING THE LOCAL BUILDING INDUSTRY

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Tuesday
Volume 4 Issue 46
Issue Date: July 30, 2013
CONNECTING THE LOCAL BUILDING INDUSTRY
Tolleson Readying $9.2M Downtown Remake
By Eric Jay Toll for
Arizona Builder’s
Exchange
With plans at 60 percent stage,
J2 Engineering & Environmental
Design is moving towards a 90
percent completion next month,
and the Tolleson is readying a
fall groundbreaking for its $9.2M
downtown revitalization project. The
long-planned project will enhance
its main street and create a well-lit
downtown center. The city’s Paseo
de Luces (Path of Light) will be the
new brand.
Hunter Contracting and Valley Rain
Construction will share GC duties
to calm five-lane Van Buren Street
into a main street with 18 to 20 foot
wide sidewalks, on-street parking
and bike lanes. The improved
sidewalks will include social seating
rather than conventional benches,
free WiFi coverage, public gathering
areas and space for vendor kiosks.
Area businesses will be able to use
the sidewalk for outdoor dining and
merchandise displays.
Enabling the new heritage-based
area to succeed, the city is creating
a new zone for recognizing it as the
new CORE—commercial, office,
residential and entertainment—
district. Design review standards
will ensure future development
conforms to the character in the new
city center.
The Paseo runs down Van Buren
Street from 91st to 96th avenues.
The streetscape includes public art,
shade trees and room to mingle.
The city is working to reduce
construction impacts on businesses.
Construction will take more than a
year to complete.
“We learned from the successes
and failures of similar projects,” said
Tolleson economic development
director Paul Magallenez. “We’re
doing this at a good time for the city.
We’re excited; this will encourage
other new development. This is a
project we didn’t think would come
together for another five years, and
it’s starting in two months.”
Some local businesses have already
started remodeling and upgrade
projects to match the rest of the
area’s enhancements.
Rendering of view from
91st Avenue, looking west.
Rendering Credit:
Downtowntolleson.com
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63 Horizontal
23 Commercial
22 Products & Equipment
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63 Maintenance
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Construction Jobs? Keep Your Fingers Crossed
New Technology, Healthcare Reform to Shapes MOBs
Mark-Taylor Planning Luxury Apartments in NE Phoenix
Obama Urges More Spending on Roads, Bridges and Ports
Economic Dev. is Goal for Bisbee-Douglas Airport Grant
Fix Old Madera Canyon-Area Bridges, Don’t Replace Them
Ryan Companies: “Building Lasting Relationships”
Phoenix Becoming Bigger Draw as Data Use Multiplies
Florence Wants to Rezone River Corridor to Territory Square
Queen Creek Clears Way for Harkins Movie Theater
Cave Creek Panel to Review Site Plan Near Walmart
New Management Has Big Plans for Firebird Raceway
Trade Group Opens Doors to GCs, Home Builders
Fort Lowell Restoration Hits Snag over New Parking Lot
SRP, Others Submit Alternative Plans for Navajo Power Plant
Youngtown, HOA Sue over Mining Operation
ABB deal to buy Power-One Moves Forward
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Industry Events
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19 Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant
22 Development
23 Horizontal
32 Utilities
35 Commercial
39 Maintenance & Alterations
44 Products & Equipment
46 Pre-Solicitations
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Construction Jobs? Keep Your Fingers Crossed
By John Salustri
for Globe Street
Ken Simonson believes that once burned, twice shy. The chief
economist for Associated General Contractors of America has
made optimistic predictions before based on early-year job
returns, only to see the promise, as he says, “fizzle.” So he’s
unwilling, given recent job returns, to make glowing predictions.
And Stephen E. Sandherr, the association’s CEO, clearly agrees:
“With current conditions, one misguided regulation and one
missed investment opportunity could cost a lot of hard-working
construction workers their jobs.”
The association’s analysis of June market conditions reveals that
an equal number of states gained and lost construction jobs .
“Job gains and losses were quite different last month from the
patterns in the past several years as some lagging states—notably
Nevada—added workers, while former high-flyers, such as
Texas, had layoffs,” says Simonson. “On a year-over-year basis,
construction employment has increased in more than two-thirds
of the states, but nearly all states lag their pre-recession peaks for
construction jobs.”
So in what sectors is he seeing the biggest gains? Obviously,
residential is a main driver. “More states are showing a pickup, particularly in residential construction, both single- and
multifamily,” says Simonson.
“In spite of all of the negativity,
construction in the US will do better in
the second half of 2013. I’m keeping my
fingers crossed.”
- Ken Simonson , Chief Economist AGC
Warehouse construction is also on an upswing, thanks especially
to “companies like Amazon trying to place fulfillment centers
closer to their customers,” says Simonson. And of course, the
Panama Canal expansion is also firing port expansions.
Hotels are also logging job growth. Given the post recessionary
return of travel, more hotel chains “are renovating, and we’re
starting to see new construction in selected areas.”
The office market remains weak in terms of development,
Simonson says.
“Two states—Louisiana and North Dakota—set new
construction-employment records in June, but most remain far
below their pre-recession peaks. Construction employment in
Florida and Arizona last month was 49 percent below the June
2006 record highs, in spite of big one-year gains.”
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New Technology, Healthcare Reform to
Shape Medical Office of the Future
AZBEX Intro: In an article published on AZREmagazine.com, Ensemble Real Estate Solutions executives William
By William E.
E. Molloy and Tracy Altemus wrote about how the implementation of healthcare reform and rapidly changing
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Commercial Real Medical practices will need to
medical records (EMR) to self-check- evaluate whether renovation can be
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comply with new healthcare delivery in kiosks to telemedicine for seeing
done cost effectively to comply with
regulations while striving to provide
patients.
new regulations.
high quality but cost effective care.
Location and physical building are
Healthcare delivery is at a
As insurers move into care delivery,
big factors in a medical practice’s
transformational moment. Some
integrated billing systems and other
ability to deliver high-quality, cost
of the above ideas are already
services will need to be shared for
effective care. One of the first steps
happening. Physicians and
cost efficiencies.
in determining a practice’s real estate healthcare administrators need to be
Technology advances will continue
needs should be doing a cost analysis continually looking ahead to future
to impact many areas of a medical
between renovating an existing
needs for their facilities to meet the
building versus constructing a new
practice as healthcare practitioners
needs of their patients and comply
facility. The analysis will help to
use many new tools–from electronic
with new regulations.
Read more at AZRE
Rendering Credit: Devenney Group
Mark-Taylor Planning Luxury Apartments in Northeast Phoenix
By Tessa Duvall
for the Arizona
Republic
Developer Mark-Taylor plans to break ground by the end of the year
on a property in northeast Phoenix where it plans to build 388 luxury
apartment units.
Chris Brozina, vice president for development, said developers are
seeking site-plan approval, but he anticipates the first units will be
available for leasing in October 2014. The units, which will be housed
in 19 or 20 buildings, should all be finished by October 2015.
AZBEX Note: Mark-Taylor
designed the apartments
in-house and will act as its
own GC.
Unit sizes will range from 750 to 1,470 square feet, with the average
just under 1,100 square feet, Brozina said, adding that this is larger
than many new apartments on the market.
The apartments will be built at 68th Street and Princess Drive.
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President Obama Urges More Spending on Roads, Bridges and Ports
President Obama urged Republican lawmakers Thursday
By Kathleen
to approve billions of dollars in new federal spending on
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roads, bridges and ports as he continued for a second
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day to try to build momentum for his stalled economic
proposals.
Speaking at the port in Jacksonville, Fla., Obama laid out
a broad case for spending on infrastructure, arguing that
it would ripple through the economy, boost the stillstruggling middle class and make U.S. businesses more
competitive.
and information networks - we’re just waving the white
flag of surrender to other countries as they forge ahead in
this global economy,” Obama said.
Obama’s remarks were part of a new White House effort
to return to economic themes after months of focus on
immigration, leak investigations, upheaval in the Middle
East and other issues.
“The world can’t wait for Congress to get its act together,”
he said.
Obama’s visit to Jacksonville was intended to highlight
his previous attempt to speed up infrastructure projects
without congressional consent.
Last year, as part of his “We can’t wait” initiative, Obama
ordered federal agencies to expedite a study of the
environmental impact of a project to deepen the port to
handle supersized cargo tankers. Obama’s move cut 14
months off the review process, according to the Florida
Ports Council, but the Army Corps of Engineers did not
meet the president’s April 2013 goal for completing the
study.
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Fix Old Madera Canyon-Area Bridges, Don’t Replace Them
By Joe Ferguson
for the Arizona
Daily Star Arizona
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Some of the worst bridges of Pima
County - by almost any measure - can
be found on a sleepy road between
Green Valley and Madera Canyon.
The problem with the three bridgelike structures along the seven-mile
stretch of road is their potential to
create bottlenecks along the rural
route.
The two bridges as well as a box
culvert similar to a bridge date back
to the 1930s, although some believe
they might have been reinforced
to carry a nuclear-tipped Titan 2
intercontinental ballistic missile more
than 50 years ago.
County officials are considering
weight-limiting the structures in
order to extend their useful life
without having to rebuild them.
The estimated cost to fix the three
structures is roughly $2M.
Tom Purdon, president of Friends of
Madera Canyon, wants the county
to fix the three structures, but not
replace them.
Ryan Companies: “Building Lasting Relationships”
By Peter Madrid
for Arizona
Commercial Real
Estate Magazine
For 75 years, Ryan Companies U.S., Inc. has been
“building lasting relationships,” as the company motto
proclaims.
The Phoenix office, a year shy of celebrating two
decades in Arizona, has made its own footprint on the
state’s development landscape, building its own lasting
relationships.
Ryan opened shop in Phoenix in 1994 to coordinate the
construction of Target stores throughout the state. It is
now a diverse company with approximately 80 employees
in Arizona and services that include construction,
development and property management. The Phoenix
office is led by President/Southwest John Strittmatter,
and Vice President of Development Molly Ryan Carson,
whose great-grandfather, James Henry Ryan, founded the
company in 1938 in Minneapolis.
Building lasting relationships also extends to the
subcontractors with whom Ryan works. Otis Elevator Co.
has been doing business with Ryan Companies in Arizona
since it first entered the market.
“Ryan Companies is one of the most professional and
long standing developers/property managers in this
market,” says Brian Skoczylas, Territory Manager for Otis.
“We share that kindred attitude and look forward to
many more years of sharing the role of building Arizona.”
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Ryan Companies has completed more than 18MSF of
development and construction projects over the past
19 years for customers such as Del Webb, KayBee Toys,
NCS, Target, Honeywell, DMB, Dial Corp., Motorola,
Edwards Jones, Maricopa County, the General Services
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and UniSource.
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Phoenix Becoming Bigger Draw as Data Use Multiplies
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Florence Wants to Rezone River Corridor to Territory Square
By Mark Cowling
for the Florence
Reminder &
Blade-Tribune
The Florence Planning & Zoning Commission
recommended in favor of rezoning more than 600 acres
on the south side of the Gila River to the town’s unique
“Territory Square,” or TS, zoning district, amid concerns
from a citizen and the panel’s chairman. Final approval
goes to the town council in August.
will be left in the flood zone for a riverfront park within
the total project of 623 acres.
The TS zoning is “a lot more creative than a conventional
zoning category,” which is typically a black-andwhite statement of what is allowed within the zone,
community development director Mark Eckhoff said. The
TS zoning allows for a range of uses that have to fit the
environment for which they’re intended.
The Territory Square area is located along the south side
of the Gila River between the Plant Road alignment and
Arizona 79. The project aims for major development on
The proposed rezoning is the latest step in ambitious
the river corridor, linking the old part of town with newer
plan that began in 2010 with the town’s “North End
areas to the north.
Framework Vision Plan.” The town hired Swaback
Goals include accessible regional retail, larger scale
Partners Architects to be the lead consultant in crafting
commercial office space and higher-density residential
a variety of economic development, planning and
on the east; a mixed-use and pedestrian-friendly section engineering strategies, including cost-effective flood
in the middle; and farm fields with retail areas on the
control.
west end.
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Much of the land will have to be lifted out of the flood
plain before construction may occur. Rather than a levee
or dike, the plan calls for “cut and fill.” Some 229 acres
River Corridor - The town has high hopes for the 623 acres south of the Gila River to become a critical physical and symbolic
link between historic Florence and the new suburban growth areas of Florence. Photo Credit: Town of Florence
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Queen Creek Clears Way for Harkins Movie Theater
By Kathleen
Stinson for the
Arizona Republic
The Queen Creek Town Council changed Queen Creek
Marketplace’s zoning on 14.5 acres from commercial
to town center, to make way for more stores and
restaurants. A movie theater is not an allowable use in a
commercial zone.
The council also approved a site plan modification, lifted
a height restriction and agreed to allow exterior neon
lighting on the theater, Rittenhouse and Ellsworth roads
north of the Kohl’s store.
In May, Vestar announced it had secured a seven-year
permanent loan for $63.5M to refinance the shopping
center with the goal of further developing the center,
projecting the multiplex opening for late 2014. The
council approved the modified site plan, which will allow
three additional buildings.
The new height limit allows the Harkins Theater to be
constructed to a height of 45 feet and its spire to extend
to 60 feet. The previous zoning permitted a building
height of only 30 feet.
Besides the 64KSF movie theater complex, the new
development will include 8KSF and 20KSF buildings for
retail and restaurants, according to the staff report.
Pew said the developer has not yet secured tenants for
the additional retail and restaurant space.
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Neon lights illuminate the Harkins Theatres in Scottsdale. Harkins Theatres is one of the
possible movie theater chains coming to Queen Creek.
Photo Credit: David Kadlubowski/The Republic
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Cave Creek Panel to Review Site Plan for Building Near Walmart
By Philip Haldiman A new 8.5KSF commercial building is
getting closer to being move-in ready
for the Arizona
at the Walmart complex at Cave
Republic
Creek Road and Carefree Highway
following Cave Creek Planning
Commission approval of the site plan.
Officials with Reigle & Associates, the
architecture firm on the project, say
they aren’t sure what will eventually
be at the acre lot at the northeastern
corner of Cave Creek and Oleson
roads.
All surrounding improvements and
other off-site improvements have
been previously completed by
Walmart as part of its original
development and construction.
Town Planner Ian Cordwell said
the improvements stressed the
use of harmonious landscaping,
native plants and other
improvements including earthen
sidewalks near Cave Creek Road.
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AZBEX Note: The infrastructure
and grubbing must be completed
by October 1, according to the
sale agreement with Walmart.
Winfield Lee Investments,
Phoenix, is the developer.
According to Cave Creek officials,
the developer would like to
have tenants in place before
construction, but may proceed
with a spec building.
New Management Has Big Plans for Firebird Raceway
By Allison
Hurtado for East
Valley Tribune
Firebird Raceway may not be recognizable when it hosts
its first event as Wild Horse Pass Motor Sports Park in
September.
Dick Hahne, president of Wild Horse Pass Motor Sports
Park, has big plans for the Chandler-area space. He
estimates several million will go into renovations, and he
hopes to have it all completed in 120 days from Aug. 1.
Hahne has an impressive resume in the racing world. He
spent more than 25 years as vice president of operations
at Daytona International Speedway in Florida. When he
started, the race track had three main events. When he
left, there were more than 300 active days in
the race track.
Hahne plans to resurface the drag strip, redo all the suites
and control tower, install a state-of-the-art timing and
scoring system, add grandstand seats by the starting line,
upgrade all restroom facilities, create a hospitality area
for vendors to set up in, clean up and landscape areas
around all the tracks and the island in the middle of the
lake. The group will also update all signs and entrances
and really dress up the east road course, since it is
frontage against Interstate 10.
Read more at East Valley Tribune
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Trade Group Opens Doors to General Contractors, Home Builders
The Alliance of Construction Trades (ACT), the nonprofit trade association that represents specialty trade
contractors and materials suppliers in the construction
industry in Southern Arizona, has opened its membership
to include general contractors and home builders in an
effort to improve communication and develop stronger
relationships in the industry.
By Alan M.
Petrillo for Inside
Tucson Business
Jim Kuliesh, president and CEO, said ACT was kicking off
a campaign called “Partners in Construction” to attract
home builders and general contractors to come aboard.
Jeff Hamstra, chairman of ACT’s board of directors and
owner of Hamstra Heating and Cooling, said the ACT
board had a number of very long discussions over several
meetings about the change and the consensus was the
membership wanted to create a climate of partnership
with general contractors and home builders.
Hamstra noted there are “a tremendous number
of builders who want to work closely with their
subcontractors, and being a part of ACT is a positive
step that gives builders the opportunity to network and
partner with them.”
Kuliesh said ACT surveyed its membership in May on a
number of subjects, including the possibility of allowing
general contractors and home builders as members.
Kuliesh said one of the chief benefits general contractors
and home builders will see as ACT members is the
organization’s referral program.
Read more at Inside Tucson Business
Jim Kuliesh, president and CEO of the Alliance of Construction Trades.
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Fort Lowell Restoration Hits Snag over New Parking Lot
By Darren DaRonco The restoration of the historic officers’ quarters at Fort
Lowell has been put on indefinite hold just a month after
for the Arizona
Pima County hired a contractor to do the job until city
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officials insisted they had to include a new parking lot to
comply with city codes.
The county already spent more than $1.5M to buy the
site on East Fort Lowell Road at North Craycroft, clean it
up and get it ready for the restoration and for planning.
That leaves less than $1M of the $2.5M in historic
preservation bonds approved by voters in 2004, to do
the actual restoration.
The county said if money goes toward a parking lot,
there won’t be enough to finish the restoration.
The city wouldn’t budge, saying rules are rules.
So the county pulled the plug in a letter sent Wednesday.
Tucson Planning and Development Director Ernie Duarte
said the parking lot was a part of the original design and
should have been accounted for in the county’s project
budget.
But Linda Mayro, director of county Office of
Conservation and Sustainability, said the plan only called
for the parking lot to be included if there was enough
money. The base plan focused on preserving the actual
historic landmarks.
Mayro said the bids came in higher than expected, which
meant nonessential items would have to wait until
money became available, possibly after the county holds
another bond election next year.
Demion Clinco, president of the Tucson Historic
Preservation Foundation, said, “It would be
disappointing to see a parking lot stand in the way of
preservation work.”
The kitchen area of the No. 3 officer's accommodations had been slated for rehab by the
county, but restoration has hit a standstill because the city is demanding a new parking lot
for the historic site. Photo Credit: Benjie Sanders / Arizona Daily Star
Crumbling adobe walls are all that’s left of the No. 2 officer’s quarters at Fort Lowell. The county was going to renovate this and two other rooms
with bond dollars until city demands forced the county to put the project on hold. Photo Credit: Benjie Sanders / Arizona Daily Star
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SRP, Others Submit Alternative Plans for Navajo Power Plant
By Patrick
O’Grady for
Phoenix Business
Journal
Salt River Project and other operators
of the Navajo Generating Station have
come up with an alternative plan for
the U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency to reduce emissions at the
Northern Arizona power plant.
SRP, along with stakeholders such as
the Central Arizona Project, which
uses the plant as its power source
for pumping water to millions in
Arizona, are proposing shutting down
one of its units as one alternative,
but also has a backup plan should
some ownership issues not be settled
within seven years.
Under the scenario, one unit would
be shuttered at NGS, which sits near
the city of Page on land leased from
the Navajo Nation.
The move comes as the EPA has
prepared and submitted a plan to
reduce emissions at NGS, which SRP
officials said would have cost more
than $1.1B and likely raised rates for
businesses and consumers.
Along with those plans, SRP officials
said they will have a separate
agreement with the Interior
Department that would promote
more development of clean energy
and work to help the Native American
communities affected by the NGS unit
closure.
The goal, officials said, was to
develop a plan that was better than
the one crafted by the EPA, which
would require emissions at NGS be
reduced 84 percent by 2018.
The proposal first pushes those
deadlines out to about 2020,
depending on certain ownership
scenarios that are key to one
proposal.
The move helps protect CAP as well.
With most of its power coming from
NGS, officials there had said rate
increases for water delivery would be
on tap if power prices increased.
Read more at
Phoenix Business Journal
Youngtown, HOA Sue over Mining Operation
Original Source: Youngtown and the Agua Fria Ranch Homeowners Association
Your West Valley have sued the developers of a proposed sand and gravel
operation next to the Agua Fria Ranch subdivision.
The suit, filed in the Maricopa County Superior Court against
Olive Avenue, LLC and the Salt River Materials Group, alleges that
the project poses an imminent safety and health risk. SRMG is
a commercial enterprise of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian
Community.
Olive Avenue and SRMG have announced plans to operate a
sand and gravel mining operation near 116th Avenue and Olive
Avenue, within as few as 35 feet of the adjacent Agua Fria Ranch
subdivision, which has 783 homes, Youngtown officials stated
Thursday in a release.
The suit alleges that the mine operators have failed to evaluate
the risk that a proposed berm threatens to degrade existing flood
control measures protecting the homes, raising the potential for
a flood.
The complaint alleges that the proposed mining operation will
create an elevated risk of flooding due to the fact that when Olive
Avenue and SRMG applied for a permit to operate in the 100year floodplain they used out-of-date information and failed to
properly analyze the impact of the proposed berm and sand and
gravel pit on existing flood control measures that protect the Agua
Fria Ranch neighborhood from flooding.
Read more at Your West Valley
Photo Credit: Google Maps
Volume 4, Issue 46
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ABB deal to buy Power-One Moves Forward with Shareholder Approval
By Patrick O’Grady A $1B deal by global power management company ABB to buy PowerOne Inc. was finalized Thursday, giving a new owner to its sizable Phoenix
for Phoenix
operation.
Business Journal
“The acquisition of Power-One expands our renewables businesses and
provides substantial opportunities to create value for our customers,
employees and shareholders,” said ABB’s CEO, Joe Hogan.
Odds are the Phoenix operations will continue to move forward. Officials with
the companies said it was a good piece in the product chain for what ABB
wants to do in the U.S. market, and ABB doesn’t have a presence in Arizona.
Power-One officials said the move will allow them to have a more global
reach.
Read more at Phoenix Business Journal
Power-One employees in
Phoenix make inverters
for solar and wind power
generation systems. Photo
Credit: Patrick O’Grady/
Phoenix Business Journal
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15
Permits Issued
AZBEX tracks commercial permits & projects in
plan review with values greater than $500K.
Bld - Building
Com - Commercial
Elec - Electrical
Grd - Grading
“LP” - Large Plan - There are different Types
OS - Structural
OSE/OS Structural/Electrical
Plmb - Plumbing
TI - Tenant Improvements
From
Phoenix
Type
LPRR
Scottsdale Com
Permit
Date
number
Issued
1302297
7/25/13
196317
7/22/13
Search Permits
City of Flagstaff
City of Gilbert
City of Peoria
City of Phoenix
City of Scottsdale
City of Surprise
City of Tucson
Maricopa County
Mohave County
Pima County
Apache County
Coconino County
Gila County
Yavapai County
Address
Valuation
Owner or Project Description
Contractor
5202 N CENTRAL AVE
$600,000.00
5202 N CENTRAL AVE,
RSP ARCHITECTS,
PHOENIX AZ 85012-1481
LTD; TO BE BID
ARIZONA PARTNERS
RWB CONSTRUCTION
10825 N
$677,216.92
SCOTTSDALE RD
Maricopa Com
B201303463 7/24/13
County
19716 W NARRAMORE
Contact Phone
480-202-8535
LLC
$725,940.92
Rd BUCKEYE, AZ 85326
LIBERTY SCHOOL DISTRICT # 25
SOLON CORPORATION
520-204-5622
WALKCON INC
817-676-4992
- INSTALLING PARKING CANOPY
39.92 FT X 328.25 FT WITH SOLAR
PHOTOVOLTAIC / RAINBOW
VALLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Tucson
TI
T13CM02915 7/23/13
7150 E SPEEDWAY BL
$750,000.00
WAL-MART STORES INC
Pima
TI
P132191420
3950 S COUNTRY
$779,226.00
PIMA COUNTY - COMMERCIAL
7/23/13
County
CLUB RD
520-724-3303
TENNANT IMPROVEMENT TO 3RD
FLOOR OF HERBERT K ABRAMS
PUBLIC HEALTH CENTER
Scottsdale Com
196388
7/24/13
18245 N PIMA RD
$810,736.74
CAMDEN USA INC
ARCHSTONE DC RANCH
Phoenix
S
13015723
7/29/13
7600 W VAN BUREN ST
HARDISON/DOWNEY
602-861-0044
CONSTRUCTION I
$1,250,000.00
2394 E CAMELBACK RD,
PRIMUS BUILDERS INC
PHOENIX CA 85016
Phoenix
LPSC
1302308
7/26/13
3300 N CAMELBACK RD $2,365,200.00
3300 N CAMELBACK RD,
ORCUTT/WINSLOW
602-999-
PHOENIX AZ 85017
PARTNERSHIP; PONO
8318 (GC)
CONSTRUCTION L L C
Phoenix
Com
13015478
7/24/13
18444 N 25TH AVE
$4,105,949.60
ARCHICON L.C.;
ASHWORTH
CONSTRUCTION INC
Phoenix
LPRN 1302246
7/22/13
1175 E LONE
$8,200,832.00
21414 N 52ND AVE
CACTUS DR
Phoenix
LPRT
1302272
7/23/13
3000 S 55TH AVE
A D L ARIZONA
DESIGN LIMITED
$21,475,000.00
2901 N CENTRAL AVE STE
WARE MALCOMB;
602-840-8655
200, PHOENIX AZ 85012
LAYTON
(GC)
CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY OF ARIZONA
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Volume 4, Issue 46
1
Auctions
1. In a unique approach to CRE sales,
The Snowy Mountain Lodge, Greer, is
being offered at auction on August 10.
The restored home-into-lodge luxury
property is being offered as a real
estate and hospitality business package.
The real estate component includes a
predesigned condominium project with
eight units per acre; a required zoning
amendment is pending.
Sale Transactions
Photo Credit: AZRE
2
Photo Credit: Apartmentquest.com
4
Photo Credit: infoUSA
8
2. In a $30.3M deal, a pair of Tempe
apartments totaling 472 units, were
acquired by a joint venture of Stratford
Partners, Del Mar, Calif., and JLL
Ventures, San Diego. Somerset Village
is 276 units on 18.3 acres. The complex
sold for $18.3M ($66K/unit). El Dorado
Village, 196 units on 2.1 acres, sold for
$12M ($61K/unit). TGM Associates was
the seller of both villages.
3. Bascom Group’s Arizona Ventures
made a move into Prescott Valley with
the $22.4M ($99K/unit) purchase
of The Terraces of Glassford Hill
apartments. The 226-unit luxury
community is an off-market move
for the private equity firm. Marcus &
Millichap represented both the buyer
and seller in the deal. The apartments
are 94 percent occupied.
4. In its recap of CRE sales in Southern
Arizona, the Arizona Daily Star
reported $21.5M in sales closing last
week. The largest ones on the list
include:
▶▶Alta Vista Apartments, 2495 N.
Desert Links Dr. $12.0M. Tanque
Verde Holdings LLC, Santa Barbara,
Calif., buyer; Alta Vista Communities
TW LLC, Tucson, seller.
▶▶Central Point Business Plaza, 3955-
3951 E. Speedway Blvd. $4.0M.
Central Point Tucson LLC, Tarzana,
Calif., buyer; Central Point Business
Plaza LP, Tucson, seller.
Photo Credit: Rose Law Group
10
Photo Credit: AZRE
▶▶Undeveloped residential land,
Cortaro Rd. and I-10. $2.2M. DR
Horton, Inc., buyer; Terrazzo Homes,
Tucson, seller.
5. Bridge Investment Group, Murray,
Utah, acquired the Villetta apartments,
1840 W. Emelita Ave., Mesa, for $17.5M
($50K/unit). The 352 unit complex was
sold by Fairfield Residential Inc., San
Diego, Calif. Hendricks Berkadia was
the broker for both sides in the deal.
6. Parkway Fountains, 1702 E. Highland
Ave., Phoenix, sold for $9.3M ($115/SF)
to Griffin Partners, Inc. Seller Parkway
Fountains LLC was represented by
Palmer Capital, Inc. Orion Investment
Real Estate handled the deal for the
buyer of the 80KSF office midrise.
7. While Sprouts is going public, its
warehouse ownership is going
north. Alberta, Canada-based WAM
Development Group bought the
property for $9.2M ($87/SF). The
106KSF cold-storage warehouse,
5445 W. Missouri Ave., Glendale, was
sold by FBL LLC, Berkeley, Ill. Colliers
International represented both sides of
the deal.
8. Lot 9 in ASU Research Park has
been sold for $4.75M (415K/acre) to
Levine Investments. The seller was
Rimrock Investors III LLC. There is an
open building permit for the site, but
development plans have not been
finalized for the new owner.
9. It’s the third one in as many months,
an undisclosed investor paid $4.25M
($281/SF) for a Walgreens, 3502 W.
Camelback Rd., Phoenix. An Ahwatukee
location sold first for $258/SF (AZBEX,
May 7). Then a LEED-certified, newconcept “Wellness Center” Walgreens
in Goodyear sold for a near-record
$613/SF (AZBEX, June 25). Marcus
& Millichap Real Estate Investment
Services was the broker on all three
Walgreens-related deals.
10. In Gilbert, Highland Plaza, N. Higley
Rd. at U.S. 60, sold for $4.25M ($238/
SF). The 18KSF shopping center was
offered by a pair of Maria Properties
companies. Virji Investment
Corporation, Calgary, Alberta, Canada,
was the buyer. CBRE handled the deal
for both parties.
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11
Sale Transactions
11. Dalfen America Corp., Westmount,
Québec, Canada, sold a 50KSF Warner
Commerce Park industrial building,
455 E. Warner Rd., Chandler, for $4.1M
($82/SF). Del Mar Partnership, Del Mar,
Calif., was the buyer using Newmark
Grubb Knight Frank. CBRE represented
Dalfen in the sale.
Lease Transactions
Photo Credit: CBRE
13
Photo Credit: Jim Poulin/Phoenix Business Journal
14
Photo Credit: Which Wich
19
12. Harris Mechanical Southwest signed
a lease for 17KSF, 2225 Parkside Ln.,
Phoenix. The HVAC and controls
Openings
13. Zia Records is opening a 10KSF Tempe
store this fall, 3201 S. Mill Ave. The local
music, book and entertainment store
plans to convert its existing University
Drive location into a clearance outlet.
This will be Zia’s fourth store; the
chain has locations on Camelback and
Thunderbird roads in Phoenix.
14. Dallas-based Which Wich, a sandwich
shop, is expanding with two more
Valley locations with a spot in Tempe
Gateway, 222 S. Mill Ave., and in
Gilbert’s Town Center, 2795 S. Market
St. The eatery is already located
in Glendale, Peoria, Chandler and
Scottsdale.
15. The Metrocenter Mall area has another
new business as Community Tire Pros
& Auto Repair opened a new location
north of the mall, 2751 W. North Ln.,
Phoenix. The repair and tire service
shop has five other Phoenix area
locations.
16. It’s two steps forwards, one step back
for Westgate Entertainment District,
Glendale. The existing frozen yogurt
shop, Ocean Blue, is closing. The
Photo Credit: Rebekah L. Sanders/The AZ Republic
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company has nine offices in the U.S.
and one in Canada. GPE Companies
handled the transaction for the lessee.
district is replacing it with two dessert
shops—RazzleberrieZ opens its third
area location in Westgate next week;
It’sugar, opening August 28, is a candy
shop. The two new sweet shops will
locate next to Yard House.
17. New eateries are taking orders in the
Tempe area. Chop Shop is opening its
second location, this one near ASU in
the Pita Pit location on University. Its
original location in Old Town Scottsdale
has been very successful. Also close
to campus, a Mexican concept, Costa
Vida, is joining Chipotle and Taco
Bell on the south side of the college.
Bombay Spice is opening its second
location, Vista del Sol Plaza, Tempe. Its
original location on Tatum Blvd. near
Shea Rd., Phoenix, is relocating further
north, closer to Paradise Valley Mall
this fall.
18. Is a mall a mall if the food court lacks
a Sbarro? No longer is it a question for
the Tucson Mall, 4500 N. Oracle Rd.
Sbarro opens its second Tucson location
next month. Its other Pima County
location is in Foothills Mall.
Closures
19. Sportsman’s Fine Wines and Spirits,
3205 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix, owned
by Bashas’, is closing at the end of
August. The wine store was acquired
by Bashas’ with plans to expand,
but the recession and the grocer’s
bankruptcy nixed that idea. The closure
is only temporary with neighboring
restaurateur Mark Tarbell planning to
reopen the store this fall as a wine bar
with retail component.
20. Canteen Modern Tequila Bar, 640 S.
Mill St., Tempe, is slated for closure
next month. The bar will be renovated
and repurposed into the second El
Hefe restaurant. Modeled after the
Scottsdale location, it will reopen in
September.
Photo Credit: East Valley Tribune
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Industry Events
AAED
Aug 6 - Phoenix Membership LuncheonReal Estate, Recovery in 2014?
ABA
Aug 28 - 43rd Consecutive semester of
apprentice training (Tucson)
Sep 12-13 - OSHA 10 Hour Course
(Tucson)
ACE
Aug 1 - Project Delivery Methods Task
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APWA
Aug 4-6 - APWA Annual Conference:
Where’s the Money? (Tucson)
Aug 7 - Improving the Performance of
Concrete Flooring
ASHE
Aug 8 - Design of Drained & Back
Ventilated Rain Screen Cladding
Aug 14 - The How and Why of Sliding and
Folding Door Hardware
Aug 26 - 4th Annual Membership
Appreciation Event
Sep 13 - Arizona Section Conference
(ASCE/ASHE)
Force Meeting
Aug 22 - Winning Work With Dynamic
Proposals
Aug 26 - Residential Construction
Management - Project Management
Certificate Program
ACT
Aug 7 - Scaffolding Training (Tucson)
AGC
Jul 31 - ERCC 6-Hour Refresher
AIA
Aug 22 - 2013 AIA Arizona State
Conference
Aug 15 - Hopper Finishes Factory Tour
and Lunch Presentation
Aug 21 - Basics of Waterproofing Design
Aug 28 - Life Safety Seminar
AZ Solar Center
Aug 20-21 - Ready or Hot? (Tucson)
The Reference Library
Aug 22 - Trade Show at the AIA State
Convention
Force Meeting
Aug 20 - Public Private Partnership Task
The Reference Library August
BOMA
Aug 21 - BOMA Membership Luncheon
TUCA
Aug 14 - AGC/PAG Meeting (Tucson)
NUCA/IEC
Jul 31 - Joint Association Lunch-ROC
Regulation Update
ULI
Aug 22 - How Arizona Competes
Phx Green Chamber
Aug 9 - August Green Drinks
Aug 22 - Clean Tech Nation Luncheon
The Reference Library July
Jul 31 - Design Considerations for the
Bariatric Patient
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Aug 7 - Biomimicry-Design Innovation by
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Jul 18 - Sonoran Branch Happy Hour
- Green Retrofits for Historic Homes
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Project Solicitations
All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information
presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions
in this data. Links may not be valid once the bid date/time has passed.
All bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.
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 D-B-B - Design Bid Build
Consult - Consultant
IDIQ - Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite
Quantity
DB - Design Build
Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant
Due Date Project PlanRFP/RFQ /
& Time
Volume Holders Project #
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
Proposal
8/2/13
2pm
List
WS85050047
RFQ
City of Phoenix - Union Hills Water Treatment Plant
7/25/13 Link
Reservoir 3D-ES2 Rehabilitation Professional Services
10:30am
Study. Conduct a study, and possible design and
construction administration services for the rehabilitation
of Union Hills Water Treatment Plant (WTP) Finished Water
Reservoir 3D-ES2. Contact: Robyn Skramstad at
602-256-5692. First published on 7/12
8/5/13
3pm
List
151301
RFP
7/16/13 Link
10am
8/6/13
4pm
130802
IFB
8/7/13
2pm
2013-026
RFQ
ASU - Environmental Services: Consultants and abatement
contractors for Asbestos and/or Lead-Based Paint
Assessments and Abatement Services, which will include
emergency situations, and planned abatement renovation.
Contact: Matt Marino at 480-965-0822 or
[email protected]. First published on 7/9
& added sign-in sheet on 7/26
City of Tucson - On-Call Materials Testing. Contact: Matt
Hausman at 520-837-4123 or
ADOT - I-10/SR303L Traffic Interchange (Phase I) Landscape
Architectural Design. Contact: Jessica Lessard, Contract
Specialist, at 602-712-4462 or [email protected].
First published on 7/2
DP(CMAR)
2013-70088
RFQ
ASU - Design Professional for Psychology Building
Renovation in Tempe main campus. Contact: Pamela Veal
at 480-727-3752 or [email protected].
7/22/13 Link
8am
RFQ
Grand Canyon Resort Corporation - Consulting Services
to create a cohesive Master Plan incorporating (A) Data
Collection, (B) Strategic Planning, (C) Facilities Development
and (D) public meeting facilitation services in preparation
of the Grand Canyon West Master Plan. Contact: Kevin
Freese, Interim Project Manager, at 307-631-9812 or
8/7/13
2pm
8/7/13
5pm
$12M$13M
7/22/13 Link
10:30am
none
Link
Link
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& Time
8/12/13
3pm
Type
8/15/13
4:30pm
GS-9P-13NQ-M-0002
RFQ
W912PL12-S-0008
Sources
Sought
COCHA1400003246;
WW1301-201
RFQ
12103-ROQ2013
RFQ
Maricopa County Facilities Management - OET Zone 2
7/31/13 Link
Durango Refresh Design. The project consists of refreshing 10:30am
IDF rooms in approximately 17 buildings on the Durango
Campus. Contact: Paul Shamrock at
2013-029;
SH53503D and
SH53603D
RFQ
ADOT - Design of Intersection Safety Improvements, 75th
Ave. & Cactus and 75th Ave. & Peoria. Contact: Randy
Copic, Contract Specialist, at 602-712-4121 or
Link
2013-027
RFQ
ADOT - I-10/SR303L System Traffic Interchange (Phase
none
II) Design. DBE goal of 13.20%. Contact: Margie Cerda,
Contract Specialist, at 602-712-8369 or [email protected].
Link
RFP 3202-7;
130019
RFP
Maricopa Community Colleges - Architectural/Engineering 8/5/13
11am
Services for Phoenix College Allied Health and Dental
programs remodel. Remodel of existing 34,476 gsf three
story building for Allied Health and 8,294 gsf single story
building (above the parking lot) for the Dental Program.
Contact: Arlen Solochek, AIA, Project Manager, at
480-731-8232 or [email protected].
Pre-Solicitation first published on 12/21 and
first published in open solicitations on 7/30
Link
List
8/16/13
COB
8/19/13
4pm
8/21/13
1pm
$625K
8/22/13
2pm
$1.7M
& $13M
8/8/13
2pm
8/15/13
2pm
$4.9M
List
RFQ
City of Williams - Airport Planning, Design, Engineering,
Construction Management and Consulting Support
Services. Contact: Brandon Buchanan, City Manager, at
General Services Administration - Fire protection
engineer for Fire Protection Surveys in Region 9, AZ, CA,
& NV. Contact: Deborah J. Bernsdorf, at OSH Specialist/
Contracting Officer, at [email protected] or
PreLink
Proposal
none
Link
Department of the Army - Miscellaneous Environmental
Services for Development of Combined Habitat
Assessment Protocol for Projects within California, Arizona,
Southern Nevada, Southwestern Utah, Other Areas Served
by the South Pacific Division. Contact: Sandy Oquita at 213452-3249 or [email protected].
City of Chandler - Chandler Water Reclamation Facility
Design Services. Contact: Dara Griffith at 480-782-3314 or
Link
Link
Link
21
& Time Volume Holders Project #
8/15/13
14-022
3pm
Type
PreProposal
RFP
City of Tempe - Consulting Services to Develop
Infrastructure Improvement Plan & Impact Fee Schedule.
Contact: Michael Greene at [email protected] or
Link
Link
8/16/13
12pm
$3.5M
List
WS85050046
RFQ
City of Phoenix - Deer Valley Reservoir No. 2 (1GS1-2) Rehabilitation Project (Design Services).
Provide professional design and possible construction
administration and inspection services for the design of
the rehabilitation of Deer Valley Reservoir No. 2 (1-GS1-2).
Contact: Liz Blakley at 602-534-5789.
8/6/13
10am
Link
8/21/13
5pm
$130K
List
P14-0006
RFQ
8/7/13
City of Peoria - Peacock Village Waterline Replacement
Design Services. Design Services for waterline replacement 10am
in the Peacock Village subdivision. Contact: Jennifer Miller
at 623-773-7115. First published on 7/26
Link
14-028
RFP
City of Tempe - Downtown Parking Strategic Plan. Contact:
Lisa Goodman at [email protected] or
Link
8/22/13
3pm
INTRODUCING Lightline
TM
THE FUTURE OF MOVABLE WALLS. SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL.
For more information, contact Tina Gazia at 480.406.7166 or [email protected]
8/23/13
2pm
$100K
List
Link
2013C006
RFQ
Maricopa County Flood Control District - Value Engineering. none
Contact: Shari Simonski at 602-506-4433 or
8/23/13
4pm
2013-024
RFQ
Town of Marana - Marana Utilities SCADA Master Plan.
Contact: Mr. Patrick O’Kane at 520-382-2679 or
8/13/13 Link
11am
8/26/13
3pm
2014-01
RFQ
City of Flagstaff - Materials Testing Services. Contact: Amy
Hagin, Senior Procurement Specialist, at
none
Link
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& Time Volume Holders Project #
8/28/13
13-161-SOLList
2pm
00034
8/23/13
3pm
9/5/13
4:30pm
List
COCHA1400003281;
EN1402-101
Development Opportunities
Due Date Plan& Time
Holders
PreProposal
Link
RFQuote Department of Health and Human Services - Whiteriver
Fuel Storage Inspection & Repair & SPCC Plan at the
Whiteriver Health Center in Whiteriver, Arizona. Provide
independent inspection services to assess the condition
of the existing storage tanks, piping, connections, vents,
valves, automatic tank gauges (ATG), and overall site
facilities. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Bonnie Hicks,
Contracting Officer, at [email protected] or
RFQ
City of Benson - On-Call Airport Engineering Design and
Review Services. Contact: Bradley J. Hamilton at
RFQ
City of Chandler - Annual Architectural Services Contract.
Contact: Dara Griffith at 480-782-3314 or
Link
8/9/13
10am
Link
Link
Includes Requests for Development Proposals, Entitlements, and Misc.
Real Estate Services.
Type
8/22/13
5pm
RFP
Town of Queen Creek - Development of a Site Located
at the Southeast Corner of Ellsworth Loop Rd and Maya Rd. Contact:
Kim Moyers, Economic Development Specialist, at 480-358-3523 or
Link
8/30/13
4pm
RFP
City of Phoenix - Urban and/or Mixed-Use Development in
Downtown Phoenix. Addendum 5 adds Three City-Owned Properties
on North Second Avenue Between McKinley and Roosevelt Streets.
Contact: Isis Sanchez at 602-262-5040 or
Link
RFP
Maricopa County - Invitation to Negotiate: EstrellaSportsfield
Complex. Provide technical resources and financial backing for the
upgrade, management, operation, maintenance and expansion of
the existing Sportsfield Complex at Estrella Mountain Regional Park.
Contact: Emily MIller at [email protected].
9/3/13
3pm
RFP/RFQ
Project #
Type
13-01-ITN
PreLink
Proposal
8/1/13
9am
Mand.
Link
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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
Type
Owner - Description
Pre-bid
Link
7/30/13
2pm
IFB
7/11/13
Yuma County Airport Authority - DCC Apron Phase 2:
9am
Airport Apron Expansion Yuma International Airport.
Project includes construction of a concrete pavement
apron expansion. Work includes grading, drainage, airfield
lighting, marking, paving, , and other associated items. For
plans contact: Nicklaus Engineering Inc. at 928-344-8274.
First published on 7/2 & revised link on 7/16
Link
IFB
7/23/13
Arizona Game and Fish Department - Construction
Services for Phoenix PD and DPS Range Improvements at 10am
Ben Avery Shooting Facility. Contact: Elizabeth Burgard at
[email protected] or 623-236-7459. First published on
7/16 & added sign-in sheet on 7/26
Link
IFB
Town of Eagar - Furnish and apply CRS-2LM Oil for road
maintenance. Contact: 928-333-4223, ext 25, or
Link
99892
IFB
7/17/13
Pima County - Sahuarita Area Pedestrian Countdown
Heads Installation. Contact: Mark Koskiniemi, Commodity 3:30pm
/ Contracts Officer, at [email protected].
Link
P13-0063
JOC
City of Peoria - JOC for Park, Trail and Landscape
Construction. Contact: Christine Finney at 623-773-7115.
7/18/13
1am
Link
PMGAA‐733;
2013-012-IFB
IFB
7/16/13
PhxMesa Gateway Airport - Runway 30L Threshold
Reconstruction. The Project consists of the construction of 10am
Portland Cement Concrete (PCC) pavement on a prepared Mand.
subgrade and includes site grading, earthwork, lime
subgrade stabilization, crushed aggregate base course,
asphalt base course, asphalt concrete shoulder pavement,
runway edge lights, and pavement marking. DBE goal
8.5%. Contact: Marian Russey at
& added sign-in sheets on 7/30
Link
13-B-15
IFB
Mohave County - Quail Run Infiltration Basin Expansion
located at the Quail Run Subdivision in south Mohave
Valley, Arizona. Contact: Tara Acton at 928-753-0752 or
7/16/13
1:30pm
Link
2013-024
JOC
7/24/13
Maricopa County - Roadway Stabilization and Paving
Services Job Order Contract. Contact: Cynthia Slaughter at 10am
[email protected].
Link
List
7/30/13
3pm
AGFD1400003201
7/30/13
3:30pm
7/31/13
2pm
$20K$25K
7/31/13
5pm
List
8/1/13
2pm
8/1/13
2pm
$35K$100K
8/1/13
10am
$3M
List
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Bid Date & Project
Time
Volume
Planholders
Project #
Contract
Type
Owner – Project description
Pre-Bid
Link
8/1/13
4pm
$100K$250K
List
AG8173-S-13-0025
RFP
Department of Agriculture - 2013 Aggregate Surface
Crushing. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Margaret A
Cisco, Purchasing Agent, at [email protected] or
Link
8/2/13
11am
$1M
List
060-E-(206)T
IFB
ADOT - Pavement improvements on US 60 within the San
Carlos Apache Reservation and White Mountain Apache
Reservation, both located in Gila County. The work
consists of repairing rock containment fences and support
structures, rock scaling and hauling, minor pavement
widening, pavement milling and resurfacing, placement of
temporary concrete barriers, and grading and excavating
ditches. DBE goal of 4.44%. Contact Engineering Specialist:
Leonard Vidra at 602-712-8158 or Construction Supervisor:
Elaine Leavens at 928-532-2330. First published on 6/18
Link
8/2/13
11am
$3M
List
077-A-(207)T
IFB
ADOT - Bridge Replacement on SR 77 in Gila County.
The proposed work includes removing and replacing the
existing bridge. Additional work includes approach slab,
pavement markings, and other related items. DBE goal of
13.44%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Leonard Vidra at
602-712-8158 or Construction Supervisor: Elaine Leavens
Link
8/2/13
11am
$2.3M
List
387-A-(202)T
IFB
ADOT - Pavement rehabilitation on SR 387 in Pinal
County. The proposed work consists of milling existing
asphalt, paving, handicap ramps, retro fitting detectable
warning strips, pedestrian hybrid beacon, pavement
markings and other related work. DBE goal of 2.53%.
Contact Engineering Specialist: Sara Howard at
602-712-6834 or Construction Supervisor: Adam Carreon
Link
8/2/13
11am
$1.8M
List
083-A-(205)T
IFB
ADOT - Pavement Preservation on SR 83 in Santa
Cruz County. The work consists of pavement removal,
furnishing and placing aggregate base and asphaltic
concrete, drainage swale grading, pavement marking,
and other related work. DBE goal of 2.83%. Contact
Engineering Specialist: Mahmood B. Ghorbani at
602-712-6093 or Construction Supervisor: Jerry James at
Link
8/2/13
11am
$2.3M
List
387-A-(200)T
IFB
ADOT - Pavement rehabilitation on Jct SR 84/SR 287 –
Santa Cruz Wash Bridge. The proposed work consists of
milling existing asphalt, paving, handicap ramps, retro
fitting detectable warning strips, pedestrian hybrid
beacon, pavement markings and other related work. DBE
goal of 2.53%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Sara Howard
at 602-712-6834 or Construction Supervisor: Adam
Carreon at 520-826-2501. First published on 6/28
Link
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Horizontal
Bid Date
& Time
Project
Volume
Planholders
Project #
8/2/13
11am
$4.7M
List
B08-B-(200)T
IFB
ADOT - Pavement preservation on SR Bus 8 in Maricopa
County. The project consists of milling and replacing
Asphaltic Concrete ¾ inch. The project also includes curb
& sidewalk replacement, micro silica modified concrete
on three (3) bridges, guard rail replacement, temporary
striping and new permanent striping along with other
project related traffic control items. DBE goal of 3.38%.
Contact Engineering Specialist: James Wimmenauer
at 602-712-7765 or Construction Supervisor: Jamie
Hernandez at 928-317-2158. First published on 7/2
Link
8/2/13
11am
$224K
List
NHEB-A89A(208) IFB
T
ADOT - Intersection reconstruction of the Southwest
corner of SR 89A and SR 260. The work consists of
removal and replacement of Portland Cement Concrete
Pavement, curb & gutter, sidewalk, relocation and
replacement of existing traffic signals, signing, pavement
markings, and other related work. DBE goal of 3.38%.
Contact Engineering Specialist: Adrian C Gutierrez at
602-712-8257 or Construction Supervisor: Tom Goodman
Link
8/2/13
12pm
$2.25M List
ST85100355
DB
City of Phoenix - 48th Street: South Pointe Parkway to
Baseline Road 1-Step Design-Build. Provide design-build
services for the design, permitting and construction for
improvements on 48th Street from South Pointe Parkway
to Baseline Road. Contact: Yolanda Sanchez at
8/2/13
1:30pm
$130K
CIP 1.1204
RFP
Yuma County - Intersection of 28th Street & Alameda
Avenue Road Improvements. Work includes removal
and disposal of existing pavement, curb, gutter, sidewalk,
cross gutters, installation of new pavement, curb,
gutter, sidewalk, ramps, cross gutter, survey monument,
pavement markings and signage. Contact: Yuma County
Department of Development Services at 928-817-5000.
First published on 7/16 & revised link on 7/19
IFB
City of Show Low - 9th Street and Hall Intersection
Improvements. Construction of new pedestrian
improvements for Navajo County located at the
intersection of 9th Street and East Hall, Show Low.
Contact: Marian Agan at [email protected] or
IFB
City of Tempe - Minor Concrete Improvements
2013/2014. Contact: City of Tempe Engineering Division
at 480-350-8200. First published on 7/19 & added link to
plan holders list on 7/23
8/6/13
2pm
8/7/13
10am
$901K
List
5401416
Contract
Type
Pre-Bid
7/26/13
1:30pm
Link
Link
Link
7/25/13
2pm
Mand.
Link
Link
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Bid Date & Project
Time
Volume
Planholders
$250K$300K
8/7/13
4pm
8/8/13
2pm
$3.5M$4M
8/8/13
10am
$3M
Pre-Bid
Link
National Park Service - Road Crack Seal at Tumacacori
National Historical Park in Southern AZ. Small Business
Set-Aside. Contact: Bryan Gregory at 928-638-7431 or
Link
List
AG8173-S-13-0026
RFP
Department of Agriculture - Road Re-Construction on
none
NFSR 300 Reconstruction & Apply Dust Abatement. Small
Business Set-Aside. Contact: Margaret A Cisco, Purchasing
Agent, at [email protected] or 928-333-6345.
Link
List
2013-021
IFB
Town of Marana - Pavement Preservation 2013-2014.
7/26/13
Contact: Rebecca Shields, Project Coordinator at 520-382- 10am
2667 or [email protected]. First published on 7/23
& added sign-in sheet on 7/30
Link
13PB014
IFB
City of Scottsdale - Thomas Road Bicycle Lanes and
Enhanced Sidewalks Project. Construct bicycle lanes,
enhanced sidewalks, landscaping, medians, turn lanes,
traffic signal and public art work along Thomas Road
from 73rd Street to (and including) the Indian Bend Wash
Bridge. Contact: Karie Ingles at 480-312-5744 or
7/18/13
1pm
Link
2013-027 2013- JOC
028 2013-029
Maricopa County - Roadway Stabilization and Paving
Services Job Order Contract. Contact: Bonnie Williams at
[email protected].
8/1/13
1pm
Link
SM321C
IFB
Lake Havasu City - 2013-2014 Fog Seal Program. Contact:
Terry Brown, Maintenance Services, at 928-855-3377 or
Link
191-A-(202)T
IFB
ADOT - Pavement preservation on US 191 in Cochise
County. The project consists of milling the existing
deteriorated pavement and replacing it with Asphaltic
Concrete (3/4” Mix) (End Product) and new Asphalt
Rubber-Asphaltic Concrete Friction Course (AR-ACFC).
DBE goal of 4.87%. Contact Engineering Specialist: James
Wimmenauer at 602-712-7765 or Construction Supervisor:
Rene Teran at 520-705-5721. First published on 7/2
Link
IFB
City of Eloy - Battaglia Road Reconstruction 11 Mile
Corner to Sunshine Blvd. First published on 7/12
& revised link on 7/16
IFB
Lake Havasu City - 2013-2014 Crack Seal Program. This
project consists of the hot applied placement of up to
200,000 lbs of City supplied rubber-asphalt crack sealing
material into cracks in asphalt concrete pavement.
Contact: Terry Brown, Maintenance Services, at 928-8553377 or [email protected]. First published on 7/30
List
$8.43M List
8/12/13
10am
8/12/13
3pm
RFP
8/8/13
3pm
8/9/13
11am
Contract
Type
P13PS01348
8/7/13
2pm
8/7/13
4pm
Project #
SM313N
7/22/13
10am
Mand.
Link
Link
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Bid Date & Project
Time
Volume
Planholders
8/14/13
2pm
List
8/15/13
1pm
8/15/13
2pm
Project #
Contract
Type
Pre-Bid
Link
R-0613
IFB
City of Show Low - Sierra Pines Roadway Reconstruction
Phase II. Reconstruction of approximately 11,400 LF of
existing roadway. Contact: Public Works Secretary at
8/2/13
2pm
Mand.
Link
2013-030;
13109-DBB
D-B-B
MCDOT - El Mirage Road Improvements: Picerne Drive to 8/6/13
9am
Bell Road. Contact: Paul Shamrock at
[email protected] or 602-506-6476.
Link
14PRD0070
IFB
8/1/13
City of Prescott - Goldwater Lake Park - Day Use
Expansion. Project includes a new well and water system, 10am
roadway, parking, utilities, group pavilions, restrooms, and Mand.
a playground. Contact: City of Prescott Parks & Recreation
at 928-777-1122 First published on 7/26
Link
8/16/13
11am
$210K
List
S0M-0-(206)T
YCT-0-(207)T
IFB
ADOT - Provide Striping and Signing for projects in Yuma
County. Contact Engineering Specialist: Sara Howard
at 620-712-6834 or Construction Supervisor: Jamie
Link
8/16/13
11am
$2.5M
List
303-A-NFA
IFB
ADOT - Landscape and Irrigation project on SR 303L in
the City of Surprise. No DBE goal. Contact: Engineering
Specialist Rimpal Shah at 602-712-8377 or Construction
Supervisor Kirk Kiser at 602-712-3780.
Link
8/16/13
11am
$2.5M
List
STP-999-A(387)T IFB
ADOT - DMS installations on I-10 in Pinal County. The
proposed work consists of furnishing and installing support
structures and foundations for Department furnished DMS
signs, installing Department furnished DMS controller
cabinets, and other related items. DBE goal of 7.04%.
Contact Engineering Specialist: Tom Mowery-Racz at
602-712-6741 or Construction Supervisor: Girgis Girgis at
Link
8/16/13
11am
$5.7M
List
087-B-(217)T
ADOT - Pavement preservation on SR 87 in Gila County,
south of the Town of Payson. The work consists of asphalt
milling, removing & replace guardrail, shoulder widening,
resurfacing, pavement marking, placing shoulder buildup, and pavement marking. DBE goal of 3.20%. Contact
602-712-6093 or Construction Supervisor: Tom Goodman
Link
IFB
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Bid Date & Project PlanTime
Volume holders
Project #
Contract
Type
Pre-Bid
Link
8/16/13
11am
$248K
List
069-A-(210)T
IFB
ADOT - Traffic Signal modifications on SR 69 in Yavapai
County. The work consists of removing and installing traffic
signal equipment at six traffic signal locations, maintaining
traffic signals during construction, traffic control and other
related work. DBE goal of 3.14%. Contact Engineering
Specialist: Adrian C. Gutierrez at 602-712-8257 or
Construction Supervisor: Andrew Roth at 928-759-2426.
Link
8/16/13
11am
$4.3M
List
IM-015A(202)T
IM-015A(203)T
IFB
ADOT - Bridge deck rehabilitations on I-15 in Mohave
County. DBE goal of 3.96%. Contact Engineering Specialist:
Sarker Rahman at 602-712-8262 or Construction Engineer:
David C. Sikes at 928-266-2688. First published on 7/2
Link
8/16/13
11am
$720K
List
IM-017A(233)T
IFB
ADOT - Drainage Improvements between I-17 and
Durango Street. The proposed work includes regarding
the embankment slopes between southbound I-17 and
Durango Street, and between northbound I-17 and the
exit ramp for 19th Avenue. DBE goal of 4.93%. Contact
Engineering Specialist: Susan Webber at 602-712-6879 or
Construction Supervisor: John Halvarson at 602-769-5580.
Link
12-05-001
IFB
Eloy Municipal Airport - Taxi-lane Reconstruct Project.
Reconstruct the taxi lanes between the T-Hangars adjacent
to the airport apron and Lear Drive, and construct a
connecting taxi lane between the southernmost T-Hangar
apron and the existing Taxi lane. Contact: Reproductions
Inc. (Tucson) at 520-622-7747 for documents.
Link
8/19/13
3pm
8/20/13
2pm
$4.8M$5.9M
8/22/13
2pm
$11M$12M
8/23/13
11am
$495K
List
List
AV31000080-FAA D-B-B
City of Phoenix - Deer Valley Airport Taxiway Alpha
Reconstruction and New Run Up Area Design Bid Build
Services. This project will include the relocation and
complete reconstruction of Taxiway Alpha and associated
connectors. Contact: Emeke Ekpe at 602-256-4107.
8/6/13
9am
Link
103853
IFB
Pima County - Magee Road Improvements: La Canada Dr. 8/5/13
to Oracle Rd. (AZ77) (4MRLCO) Contact: Mark Koskiniemi, 2pm
Commodity / Contracts Officer, at
Link
BR-010-F(217)T
IFB
ADOT - Bridge Rehabilitation on I-10 in Cochise County
east of San Simon. The scour work will performed on
the San Simon River Wash. DBE goal of 8.85%. Contact
602-712-6093 or Construction Supervisor: Brian Jevas at
Link
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Bid Date & Project
Time
Volume
Planholders
Project #
Contract
Type
Pre-Bid
Link
8/23/13
11am
$7.7M
List
CM-017A(230)T
IFB
ADOT - Fiber Optic Cable Installations in I-17 and SR 303
in Phoenix. The proposed work includes installation of
conduit and fiber optic cables for closed circuit television
cameras, overhead sign structures with dynamic message
signs, loop detectors, ramp meter installations, and other
related items. DBE goal of 7.73%. First published on 6/28
Link
8/23/13
11am
$643K
List
CLG-0-(202)T
QCR-0-(210)T
ELM-0-(207)T
IFB
ADOT - Striping and signage located in Maricopa and
Pinal Counties in various locations. The work consists of
upgrading striping in the Town of Buckeye, Queen Creek
and City of Coolidge and upgrading signing in the City of El
Mirage and other related work. DBE goal of 2.54%. Contact
Engineering Specialist: Sara Howard at 602-712-6834 or
Construction Supervisor: Adam Carreon at 520-826-2501.
Link
8/23/13
11am
$4.5M
List
160-A-(201)T
IFB
ADOT - Road widening on US 160 in Navajo County.
The work consists of constructing passing lanes, milling
friction course, overlaying asphaltic concrete, extending
pipe culverts, replacing pavement markings, and other
miscellaneous work. DBE goal of 2.79%. Contact C&S
Technical Leader Manish Shah at 602-712-7216 or
Construction Supervisor: Carl Ericksen at 928-524-5421.
Link
8/23/13
11am
$1.2M
List
CYM-0-(200)T
IFB
ADOT - Signage replacement in the City of Prescott,
Towns of Prescott Valley, Chino Valley, Dewey-Humboldt
and unincorporated Yavapai County. DBE goal of 4.22%.
Contact Engineering Specialist: Sara Howard at
602-712-6834 or Construction Supervisor: Andrew Roth at
Link
8/23/13
11am
$1.3M
List
188-A-(204)T
IFB
ADOT - Install new Box culverts on SR 188 in Gila County.
The project consists of installing a new double barrel 10’
x 7’ and a new single barrel 6’ x 6’ reinforced concrete
box culverts, removing existing pipes, removing gabion
baskets, and removing guardrail, replacing pavement
markings, replacing Asphaltic Concrete (AC) pavement,
placing chip seal coat, and other miscellaneous work. DBE
goal of 6.95%. Contact Engineering Specialist: William
Nanni at 602-712-6899 or Construction Supervisor: Elaine
Leavens at 928-402-5627. First published on7/9
Link
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Time
Volume
Planholders
Project #
Contract
Type
Pre-Bid
Link
8/23/13
11am
$643K
List
BKY-0-(206)T
CLG-0-(202)T
QCR-0-(210)T
IFB
ADOT - Striping and signing projects located in Maricopa
and Pinal Counties in various locations. The work consists
of upgrading striping in the Town of Buckeye, Queen Creek
and City of Coolidge and upgrading signing in the City of El
Mirage and other related work. DBE goal of 2.54%. Contact
Engineering Specialist: Sara Howard at 602-712-6834 or
Construction Supervisor: Adam Carreon at 520-826-2501.
Link
8/23/13
11am
$643K
List
ELM-0-(207)T
IFB
ADOT - Striping and signing projects located in the City
of El Mirage in Maricopa County. The work consists of
upgrading striping in the City of El Mirage and other
related work. DBE goal of 2.54%. Contact Engineering
Specialist: Sara Howard at 602-712-6834 or Construction
Supervisor: Adam Carreon at 520-826-2501.
Link
8/23/13
2pm
$500K$1M
14006
IFB
Town of Oro Valley - Canada Del Oro Shared Use Path First Ave to Steam Pump Park. Contact: Jose Rodriguez at
2013-014-IFB
IFB
PhxMesa Gateway Airport - GA Ramp Expansion & Hangar 8/13/13
46 Ramp Reconstruction. The intent of the project is
10am
to construct new Portland Cement Concrete Pavement
Mand.
(PCCP) in front of the General Aviation (GA) Building
and reconstruct the existing PCCP in front of Hangar 46.
Contact: Marian Russey at [email protected].
Link
8/29/13
2pm
8/7/13
2pm
Link
9/13/13
11am
$460K
List
060-E-(210)T
IFB
ADOT - Install Traffic Signal Equipment and right turn
lane at the intersection of US-60 and 9th Place. DBE goal
of 6.78%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Tom MoweryRacz at 602-712-6741 or Construction Supervisor: Elaine
Leavens-Cooke at 928-532-2345. First published on 7/2
Link
9/13/13
11am
$1.4M
List
095-C-(213)T
IFB
ADOT - Construct game fence on SR 95 in Mohave
County. The work consists of removal of cable barrier,
constructing game fence, installing cattle guards, and
other miscellaneous work. DBE goal of 9.2%. Contact
Engineering Specialist: William Nanni at 602-712-6899 at
Construction Supervisor: Chris Olson at 928-681-6016.
Link
9/13/13
11am
$265K
List
YUM-0-(214)T
IFB
ADOT - Traffic signal upgrades in the City of Yuma.
Replace 8-inch signal heads with new 12-inch vehicular
signal heads at various locations within the City of Yuma.
Contact Engineering Specialist: Leonard Vidra at
602-712-8158 or Construction Supervisor: Jaime
Link
31
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Bid Date & Project
Time
Volume
Planholders
Project #
Contract
Type
Pre-Bid
Link
9/13/13
11am
$29.1M List
089-D-(201)S
IFB
ADOT - Reconstruction of road on US 89 in Coconino
County. The work consists of reconstructing US 89 to the
east of the current alignment with earthwork, aggregate
base, paving asphaltic concrete, new northbound and
southbound bridges over the Little Colorado River, box
culverts, underpasses, drainage, roundabout, sidewalk,
raised median, curb and gutter and other related work.
DBE goal of 5.94%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Sara
Howard at 602-712-6834 or Construction Supervisor:
David Sikes at 928-266-2688. First published on 7/2
Link
9/20/13
11am
$25.2M List
089-B-(203)S
IFB
ADOT - Roadway widening on SR 89 in Yavapai County.
The work consists of constructing a new two lane road
paralleling the existing two lane roadway, constructing
a two lane road (Deep Well Ranch Road) from the
proposed Deep Well Ranch Road roundabout to Ruger
Road, reconstructing the existing two lane roadway
and constructing two roundabouts. DBE goal of 5.53%.
Contact: Engineering Specialist Donna Rice at 602-7128618 or Construction Supervisor: Andy Roth at
Link
9/20/13
11am
$46M
List
STP-077-A(204)T IFB
ADOT - Roadway widening on SR 77 in Pinal County. The
work consists of widening the existing roadway by adding
one lane in each direction. DBE goal of 5.57%. Contact
Engineering Specialist: Sarker Rahman at 602-712-8262 or
Construction Supervisor: Mindy Teague at 520-549-8808.
Link
9/20/13
11am
$3.8M
List
079-A-(205)T
IFB
ADOT - Bridge replacement on SR 79 in Pinal County. The
work consists of bridge replacement, roadway realignment
and other related work. DBE goal of 7.13%. Contact
Engineering Specialist: Rashidul Haque at 602-712-8261 or
Construction Supervisor: Jeremy D. Moore at
Link
9/20/13
11am
$4.2M
List
303-A-NFA
IFB
ADOT - Construct landscape and irrigation on SR 303L
in the City of Surprise. Contact Engineering Specialist:
Mahfuz Anwar at 602-712-7663 or Construction
Supervisor: Kirk Kiser at 602-712-3780.
Link
9/20/13
11am
$1M
List
010-A-(207)A
IFB
ADOT - Dike repair on I-10 in La Paz County. The dike
repair work consists of placing borrow and grading,
placement of shotcrete, removal and replacement of
fence, seeding and other related items. DBE goal of 3.11%.
Contact Engineering Specialist: Adrian Gutierrez at
602-712-8257 or Construction Supervisor: Jaime
Link
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Volume
Planholders
Project #
Contract
Type
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Link
10/4/13
11am
$5.85M List
060-E-(211)T
IFB
ADOT - Slope Stabilization and Roadway Relocation On
US 60 approx. 10 miles west of Carrizo. DBE goal of 5.01%.
Contact C&S Technical Leader: Iqbal Hossain at
602-712-7471 or Construction Supervisor: Elaine Leavens
Link
11/8/13
11am
$1.7M
List
087-C-(203)T
IFB
ADOT - Bridge replacement on SR 87 in Coconino County
about 20 miles south of Winslow. DBE goal of 6.58%.
Contact: Engineering Specialist: Rashidul Haque at
602-712-8261 or Construction Supervisor: Carl Ericksen at
Link
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Utilities
Includes water, waste-water, and other utilities (excluding traffic
signalization projects), as well as solar, biomass, and other energy-related
solicitations.
Bid Date Project Plan& Time Volume Holders
Project #
Contract Owner – Project description
Type
Pre-Bid
Link
7/31/13 $500K10am
$1M
List
IFBP0608
1300001
IFB
Department of Justice - Reline Sewage Ponds on the
federal property at the Federal Correctional Institution
(FCI), Phoenix. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Jennifer
L. Brouillard, Contracting Officer, at [email protected]
or 209-956-9766. Pre-Solicitation first published on 6/7 &
moved to open solicitations on 6/21.
Added sign-in sheet on 7/12
7/31/13 $500K2pm
$1M
List
DESOL-0005655
IFB
Department of Energy - Gila-Gila Valley 34.5-KV
7/11/13 Link
Transmission Line Rebuild, Yuma. The principal components 10am
of work include removal of 2 miles of 3 phase 34.5-KV
transmission line and poles and replacing with Government
Furnished materials. Small Business Set-aside. Contact:
Gregory K. Cagle at [email protected] or 602-605-2921. PreSolicitation first published on 6/18
& moved to open solicitations on 7/2
RFP
Tohono O’odham KI:KI Association - Electric and
Telecommunication Underground Installation in the
San Xavier District. Contact: Thomas Shepherd, Senior
Procurement Manager, at [email protected] or
Andy Pasqual, Contract Administrator, at
Link
RFP
Department of the Interior - Removal and Replacement of
Reactivator Clarifier Assembly Unit, Yuma. Contact: Virginia
Toledo, Contract Specialist at 928-343-8136 or
& revised bid date on 4/23 & 7/2
Link
7/31/13
3pm
7/31/13 $250K4pm
$500K
REVISED
List
R13PS34013
Link
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Utilities
Bid Date
& Time
Project
Volume
PlanHolders
Project #
Contract
Type
Pre-Bid
Link
8/1/13 $500K2pm
$1M
REVISED
List
DESOL-0005690
8/1/13
3pm
List
EM12-WW01R IFB
City of El Mirage - WWTP Post Filtration Improvements.
7/17/13 Link
Work includes site prep, demolition, excavation, grading,
10am
gravel placement and cleaning, flushing and testing of Reuse
Pump Station. Contact: Jorge Gastelum at 623-876-2986.
First published on 7/12 & added planholders list on 7/26.
Added sign-in sheet on 7/30
IFB
Pinetop-Lakeside Sanitary District - Conner Dr. & Richardson 7/25/13 Link
Ln. Sewer Line Extension. Install approx. 200 LF 8” SDR 35
1pm
PVC gravity sewer pipe, 927 LF 8” DR 21 PVC pressure rated Mand.
water pipe for gravity sewer, 3 each 4’ diameter standard
manholes, 1 each 8” SDR 35 PVC clean out, 3 each 4” SDR
35 PVC sewer lateral pipe with cleanouts and meter boxes,
6 each 4” DR 21 PVC pressure rated water pipe for sewer
lateral pipe with cleanouts and meter boxes. Contact:
928-368-5370 x 229. First published on 7/9
DESOL-0005551
IFB
Department of Energy - Liberty Substation Stage 05.
Construction of the Liberty Substation Transformer
replacement. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Gregory K.
Cagle at [email protected] or 602-605-2921. Pre-Solicitation
published on 6/14 & moved to open solicitations on 7/9
CP0140-10
IFB
City of Mesa - Wastewater Manhole Rehabilitation. Contact:
Robin Berry at 480-644-2659 or e-mail
8/8/13
2pm
IFB
City of Prescott - Yavapai Hills #9 Replacement of
Submersible Sewage Pumps. Contact: Scott Gregorio at
none
8/9/13
10am
IFB
Cocopah Indian Tribe - Supply and Install three Back-up
Generators for Water wells in Yuma County. Contact:
Edmund Domingues at 928-627-0616 or
7/19/13 Link
9am
8/9/13
3pm
IFB
Navajo Nation Tonalea Chapter - Tonalea Chapter
Community Water Distribution Project. Contact: Betty Ann
Tso at 928-283-3430. First published on 7/23
IFB
Department of the Interior - Replacement of Sewer Lift
Stations at the Yuma Desalting Plant. This solicitation is
100% set aside for Small Business. Contact: Jacqueline
Carrera at 928-343-8217 or [email protected].
Pre-Solicitation first published on 6/18 & moved to open
solicitations on 7/16
8/6/13
1pm
8/6/13
2pm
$500K$1M
List
8/8/13
1pm
8/12/13
1pm
List
R13PS34106
IFB
Link
Department of Energy - Parker Substation 2013 Breaker
Replacement, Parker, AZ. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact:
Eric Jordan, Contracting Officer, at [email protected] or
602-605-2665. Pre-Solicitation first published on 6/11.
Solicitation first Published on 6/28
& revised due date on 7/30
7/16/13 Link
10am
Link
Link
Link
7/22/13 Link
8:30am
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Bid Date
& Time
Project
Volume
PlanHolders
Project #
Contract
Type
Pre-Bid
Link
8/15/13 $1M2pm
$1.2M
102741
IFB
Pima County - Arizona Forest Highway #39 (Catalina
Highway): Mt. Lemmon Drainage Pipe Lining (4MTCPL).
Contact: Mark Koskiniemi at [email protected].
7/29/13 Link
2pm
8/20/13 $18.5M
4pm
85650
CMAR
Pima County - Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR)
Services for North Rillito Interceptor Rehabilitation Project
No. 3NRI14. SBE goal of 5%-15%. Contact: Jerry Rizzo at
8/1/13
1pm
Link
8/22/13
2pm
14PWD0071
IFB
City of Prescott - Airport Well #3 Equipping Project. This
project generally consists of constructing and equipping a
new pump house and arsenic treatment facility for Airport
Well #3. Contact: Public Works Director at 928-777-1130.
8/1/13
1pm
Mand.
Link
8/22/13
5pm
RFP
Navajo Tribal Utility Authority - Chinle Water System
Improvements - Phase 1. Contact: Avis Jimm, Purchasing
Agent, at 928-729-6243 or email [email protected].
Link
8/23/13
3pm
IFB
8/9/13
Oak Creek Water Company - Potable Water Reservoir,
9am
Pipeline Design, and Pressure Reducing Valve Project,
Sedona. The project includes installation of a 116,000 gallon Mand.
potable water bolted steel storage tank, approximately
1,200 feet of 8-inch potable water line, approximately 600
feet of 6-inch potable water line, new pressure reducing
valve with 2-inch low flow by-pass, and all ancillary items
and appurtenances. Contact: WestLand Resources, Inc. Craig
Cannizzaro, P.E. at 520-206-9585. First published on 7/30
Link
Link
8/26/13
10am
JOC-W13
JOC
8/7/13
City of Mesa - Water and Wastewater Plant Facilities
Construction Services JOC. Contact: Michele V. Davila at 480- 9am
644-5463 or [email protected].
8/27/13 $<650K List
5pm
AG-8197-S13-0002
IDIQ
Department of Agriculture - IDIQ Rangeland Fence and
Water Systems Reconstruction in Tucson, HUBZone SetAside. Contact: Mark Hostetler, Contracting Officer, at
[email protected] or 520-388-8312. Pre-Solicitation first
published on 7/9 & added pre-proposal information and
updated target date on 7/26.
Moved to open solicitations on 7/30
8/30/13
10am
7/31/13 Link
8am
Mand.
Yavapai-Apache Nation - Water Well No. 3 at Middle Verde. 7/31/13 Link
Contact: Wendy Ferguson, Tribal Utility Authority Director, at
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Commercial
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.
Bid Date
& Time
Project PlanProject #
Volume Holders
Contract Owner – Project Description
Type
Pre-Bid
7/30/13
2pm
$50K$100K
IFB
7/11/13 Link
9:30am
13-B-14
Mohave County - Mohave County Sheriff’s Office Lake
Havasu City Substation - Addition & ADA Upgrade.
Contact: Tara Acton at 928-753-0752 or
Link
7/30/13
5pm
Sub Bids Belisle Construction Inc. is accepting Sub Bids on
Longhorn Steakhouse at 10047 N Metro Parkway,
Phoenix. Contact: Steve Webster at 815-254-4501
ext 17 or email: [email protected].
Link
7/31/13
10am
Sub Bids Marco Construction Inc is accepting Sub Bids on the
Crazy 8 project in Chandler Fashion Center. Contact:
Brandi Rose at 724-553-3831 or
[email protected]. CD instructions at link.
Link
7/31/13
1pm
Sub Bids St. Clair Construction, Inc. is Outback Exterior Remodel
in Paradise Valley. Contact: Don Atcher at 502-2540708. First published on 7/30
Link
13-161-SOL-00018
RFQ
Link
VA258-13-R-0664
Sub Bids Kevcon, Inc. is accepting sub bids for the Department 7/24/13 Link
9am
of VA MATOC Campus Utility Upgrade, Phase 4
(CUUP4) in Phoenix. Install new Government furnished
1500kVA backup power generator. Modifications to the
existing floor slab and existing electrical pit of building
13 to provide a conduit route for connecting the new
generator. Coordinate and provide documentations for
prefabricated mobile platform ladder. Masonry fence
& security gate along the east and south perimeter
of the electrical yard. The connection of the existing
12,000 gal. fuel tank to the new generator. Contact:
7/31/13
2pm CT
REVISED
<$25K
8/2/13
2pm
$250K$500K
List
Department of Health and Human Services - PIMC
Hazardous Material Storage Building. Provide
construction services to replace existing hazardous
storage building at the Phoenix Indian Medical Center
with an at least 212 sq. ft. modular building designed
for storage of hazardous and flammable chemicals and
materials. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Bonnie
Hicks, Contracting Officer, at [email protected] or
214-767-8587.
First published on 6/28 & revised due date on 7/26
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Commercial
Bid Date
& Time
Project
Volume
PlanHolders
Project #
Contract
Type
8/5/13
12pm
REVISED
$25M$100M
List
FA4887-13-R-0005
RFQ
7/8/13
Department of the Air Force - Multiple Award
Construction Contract (MACC) IDIQ at Luke AFB. The
requirement will be for repair, maintenance, alteration,
and replacement, to include design-build, on real
property facilities located at Luke AFB. Competitive 8(a)
set-aside. Contact: Eric Hinsch, Contracting Officer, at
[email protected] or 623-856-9665. Pre-solicitation
first published on 4/16 & moved to open solicitations on
6/25. Added sign-in sheet on 7/12
& revised due date on 7/26
8/6/13
3pm
REVISED
ADOT13-00002750
IFB
ADOT - Modular Structures. Supply, transport,
and install Modular Office Buildings, delivered and
assembled to sites consisting of one or more sections.
Contact: Earl Payne at 602-712-8514 or
[email protected]. First published on 5/21 & revised
bid date on 6/7 & 6/28 & 7/12
5/23/13 Link
9am
8/8/13
1pm
G-4712 (S)
IFB
City of Show Low - Bus Transfer Station - Structure.
Work includes the installation of City of Show Low Bus
Transfer Station Structure. First published on 7/23
7/25/13 Link
1pm
Mand.
DB
Anderson Institute of Music & Performing Arts - Design/
Build Team to design and construct a performing
arts center and theater at the Avondale City Center.
Contact name: Edward Anderson. First published on
7/23 & revised due date & valuation on 7/30
Link
IFB
Department of the Interior - John F. Kennedy Day
School Quarters Improvements on the Fort Apache
Indian Reservation, Gila County. Small Business SetAside. Contact: Gerald Knox at 602-379-6760 or
Link
8/9/13
12pm
REVISED
$600K
8/9/13
2pm
A13PS00330
8/9/13
3pm
$1M$5M
8/13/13
4pm
REVISED
$1M$5M
Pre-Bid
Sub Bids Kevcon, Inc. is accepting sub bids for the Renovate
of the Men’s & Women’s Public Restrooms at GSA
Tucson Federal Building (Below). The project involves
ADA Renovations to the Men’s and Women’s Public
Restrooms on floors 2-8 and the basement of the
Tucson Federal Building. Contact:
[email protected] or fax 760 432-0317.
List
GS09P13KLC0006
RFP
Link
Link
Link
7/23/13 Link
General Services Administration - “Restroom
2pm
Accessibility Remodel”, Tucson Federal Building,
Tucson, AZ. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small
Business Set-Aside. Contact: Dan Makowski, Contracting
Officer, at [email protected] or 602-514-7394.
Pre-solicitation first published on 7/2 & moved to open
solicitations on 7/12. Revised bid date on 7/23
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Bid Date
& Time
Project
Volume
8/14/13
3pm
$12M$13M
PlanHolders
8/15/13
3pm
Project #
Contract
Type
Pre-Bid
CMAR 2013-70088
CMAR
ASU - CMAR services for the Psychology Building
Renovation at Tempe main campus. Contact: Pamela
Veal at 480-727-3752 or [email protected].
7/29/13 Link
1:30pm
B13/9823; DC
ST-180
IFB
Pima Community College - Lab Mechanical Upgrades.
Work includes upgrading the mechanical system
including makeup air unit, cooling tower replacement;
distribution piping; electrical systems modifications;
energy management system modifications; test, adjust
and balance the mechanical systems; and mechanical
yard work per plans and specifications. Contact:
7/23/13 Link
10am
Mand.
• 3d modeling in Revit, CAD, Civil 3d,
SketchUp, etc.
• Laser scanning to BIM
• 2d and 3d deliverables available
• Scan for existing as-built conditions
8/15/13
4pm
8/16/13
12pm
REVISED
$1M$5M
8/17/13
2pm EST
REVISED
8/17/13
5pm
REVISED
$1M$2M
List
Link
Please visit
www.precision3dscanning.com
to learn more or request a free
demonstration by calling
(480) 510-1049 or email
[email protected]
7/24/13 Link
10am
Mand.
CDBG #112-13
IFB
City of Willcox - Community Center Improvements
Phase 4. Contact: Dave Shambach at 520-349-1546 at
FA4887-13-R-0001
DB
Department of the Air Force - Community Commons
Transformation Phase II. Design-build Renovation
of Building 700 at Luke AFB, AZ. Service-Disabled
Veteran-Owned Small Business Set Aside. Contact: Ryan
Shappell, Contract Administrator, at 623-856-2784 or
[email protected]. Solicitation first published on
7/9 & revised on 7/23
Link
VA786A13R0104
Sub bids Big-D Construction is requesting sub bids on the
Construction of Committal Shelter at Prescott National
Cemetery (Below). Small Business Set-Aside. Contact:
[email protected]. First published on 7/19 &
revised due date on 7/23 & time on 7/26
N/A
VA786A13R0104
Sub Bids Johnson Carlier is requesting sub bids for Prescott
National Cemetery (Below). Small Business Set-Aside.
Project includes Committal Shelter and Cemetery
Improvements for the Prescott National Cemetery of
Arizona in Prescott. Contact: [email protected].
Link
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Commercial
Bid Date
& Time
Project
Volume
PlanHolders
Project #
Contract
Type
8/20/13
4pm
REVISED
$1M$2M
List
VA786A13R0104
RFP
Department of Veterans Affairs - Construction of
Committal Shelter at Prescott National Cemetery.
Project includes demolition of existing structures
and construction of Committal Shelter and Cemetery
Improvements for the Prescott National Cemetery
of Arizona. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Justin
Higginbotham, Contract Specialist at 202-632-5918 or
revised due date on 7/23 & again on 7/26
Link
8/21/13
4pm
REVISED
$1M$2M
VA786A13R0100
RFP
Department of Veterans Affairs - National Memorial
Cemetery of Arizona (NMCA), labor tools and
equipment to construct a 2,826-niche columbarium
and memorial wall, Phoenix. Service-Disabled VeteranOwned Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Justin
Higginbotham, Contract Specialist, at 202-632-5918 or
revised bid date on 7/23 & 7/26
Link
8/21/13
10am
$3.5M
CP0211
CMAR
City of Mesa - CMAR for Mesa Junior High Community
Conversion. The Construction Manager at Risk will
participate in the design phase and the construction
phase of this project. Contact: Michele Davila at 480644-5463 or [email protected].
8/22/13
10pm
$4.3M
12104-CMR-2013
CMAR
8/5/13
Maricopa County Facilities Management - OET Zone
1:30pm
2 Durango Refresh CMAR. The project consists of
refreshing IDF rooms in approximately 17 buildings
on the Durango Campus. Contact: Paul Shamrock at
list
Pre-Bid
8/6/13
2pm
Link
Link
Link
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Maintenance & Alterations
Maintenance
Maintenance
Includes abatement, remediation, landscaping, irrigation, fencing, single-trade,
and maintenance solicitations. Also captures public-agency owned renovations of
residential properties.
Bid Date/ $/Plan- Project #
Tine
Holders
Type
7/30/13
12pm
13-250-003
RFP
Yuma County - Fire Systems Repairs at Yuma Justice Center
Building. Contact: Steve Mendoza at
7/30/13
12pm
13-200-017
RFP
Yuma County - Plumbing Repairs at the Sheriff’s Detention Center. 7/23/13 Link
9am
Contact: Steve Mendoza at [email protected].
7/30/13
12pm
13-197-001
RFP
Yuma County - Service Elevator Repair at the Administration
Annex. Contact: Steve Mendoza at
7/23/13 Link
9am
7/30/13
12pm
13-200-020
RFP
Yuma County - Gate Installation at the Sheriff’s Office Detention
Center. Contact: Steve Mendoza at
7/23/13 Link
9am
7/30/13
12pm
13-200-016
RFP
Yuma County - Work Station at the Sheriff’s Office Detention
Center. Contact: Steve Mendoza at
Steve.Mendozavumacountyaz.gov. First published on 7/19
7/23/13 Link
2pm
7/30/13
4pm
13-708-18
IFB
Page Unified School District - Window Replacement and Repair.
Contact: Lauren Randel at 928-608-4182. First published on 7/16
Link
7/30/13
2pm
13-016-3
RFP
Deer Valley Unified School District - Parking Lot Sweeping Services.
Contact: Belia (Bell) Robins at 623 445-5108 or
Link
7/31/13
2pm
7/31/13
3pm
List
Link
7/24/13 Link
10am
COS13-015
7/16/13 Link
10am
P13-0064
7/31/13
COB
8/1/13
1pm
Link
DE-SOL-0005871 RFQuote Department of Energy - Install Government Furnished Intrusion
and Video Equipment in Yuma. Contact: Gregory K. Cagle at
[email protected] or 602-605-2921. First published on 7/16
& added site visit on 7/23
7/31/13
5pm
7/31/13
5pm
Pre-Bid
13/14-004
IFB
City of Surprise - HUD Housing Contractor to implement the City
of Surprise HUD Reconstruction Program. Contact: Pam Risaliti at
RFP
Cocopah Indian Tribe - Head Start Playground Renovations.
Contact: Tribal Administrator, Christopher L Nunez at 928-627-2102
x2 or [email protected]. First published on 7/9
Link
JOC
City of Peoria - JOC for Landscape Installation, Rehabilitation,
Maintenance and Repair. Contact: Christine Finney at
Link
IFB
Habitat for Humanity - Remodel of a single family home in
Phoenix. Contact: 623-583-2417. First published on 7/16
Link
RFP
Salome Consolidated Elementary School District - Maintenance,
Repair, and/or Replacement of HVAC units for the 2013 - 2014
Fiscal Year. Contact: George Dean at 928-859-3339.
Link
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Time
holders
8/1/13
2pm
Type
Pre-Bid
Link
IFB
City of Coolidge - Replacement of one (1) single family dwelling.
Contact: Grants Department at 520-723-6014.
Link
8/1/13
2:30pm
RFP 14-007
RFP
Paradise Valley Unified School District - Backflow Prevention Inspections, Testing, Service, Repair and Parts (Free registration
required). Contact: Lynn Hofmann 602-449-2070 or
Link
8/1/13
3pm
ST126 & ST151
IFB
Town of Gilbert - Median Landscaping Improvements for Gilbert
and McQueen Roads. Contact: Lee Brush, Senior Project Manager,
at [email protected]. First published on 7/9
Link
IFB
City of Mesa - Landscape Maintenance Services for Aquatic
Facilities. Contact: Cyndi Gonzales at [email protected].
Link
8/1/13
3pm
2014001
7/23/13 Link
8am
Mand.
8/2/13
2pm
S051321
IFB
UA - Request for Bids for Elevator Modernization at the Gould
Simpson Building. Contact: Ted Nasser at 520-621-5449 or
8/2/13
10am
121323
IFB
City of Glendale - Police Evidence Walk-in Freezer and refrigerator.
Work includes demolition, fire sprinklers, shelving, electrical,
concrete coring and supply/installation of approximately 308 s.f. of
walk-in freezer and refrigerator space. First published on 7/23
Link
IFB
Habitat for Humanity - Remodel of single family homes in Phoenix,
Peoria, Chandler, Glendale and Avondale. Contact: 623-583-2417.
Link
8/2/13
COB
8/5/13
9am
1220064
RFQuote City of Phoenix - North Building Expansion Joint Repairs. Contact:
Reyna M. Xochicale at 602-495-2458 or
7/31/13 Link
11am
Mand.
8/5/13
3pm
2014008
RFP
City of Mesa - Traffic Signal Pole Painting Services. Contact: Cyndi
Gonzales at [email protected]. First published on 7/19
7/25/13 Link
1pm
Mand.
8/5/13
4pm
#R 2417
IFB
Maricopa County Housing Authority - Via Maria Remodeling
Project. Remodel a single family home located in Goodyear, AZ.
Contact: Janet Belfield at 602-744-4537 or
7/17/13 Link
8:30am
Mand.
8/6/13
10am
IFB 14-01-14
IFB
Laveen Elementary School District - Vista del Sur Traditional
School Cooling Towers Replacement. Contact: Eric Peterson at
8/2/13
4pm
RFP
Pine-Strawberry Water Improvement District - MRW-3 Electrical
Installation. Contact: 928-476-4222. First published on 7/23
JOC
Pima County - Job Order Master Agreement HVAC Contracting
Services. Contact: Melissa Hala’ufia at [email protected].
8/6/13
2pm
8/6/13
2pm
90136
Link
Link
7/18/13 Link
2pm
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Time
holders
Type
8/6/13
2pm
RFP
Department of the Interior National Park Service - Heating,
Ventilation, and Air Conditioning. Contact: Bryan Gregory at
928-638-7431 or [email protected]. First published on 7/23
Link
IFB
Thatcher Unified School District - Thatcher Middle School Gym
Plumbing Services. Contact: Gary Mangum at 928-348-7201 or
[email protected]
Link
P13PS01464
8/7/13
10am
Pre-Bid
Link
8/7/13
11am
86665
IFB
Pima County - Simplex Fire Alarm Equipment & Service. Contact:
John Nanosky at [email protected]. First published on 7/26
7/26/13 Link
11am
8/7/13
2pm
P14GB002
RFP
NAU - Supply and Install a Portable Sports Floor NAU’s Walkup
Skydome facility in Flagstaff. Contact: Glenn Birkett at
Link
8/7/13
3pm
REVISED
14-018
RFP
City of Tempe - Replacement Windscreens at Diablo Stadium.
Contact: Lisa Goodman at [email protected] or
& revised due date and pre-bid date on 7/12
P13PS01456
RFQuote National Park Service - Shade Structures at Petrified National
Forest. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Kimberley Robinson at
8/8/13
2pm
HO4-650-3287;
COCHA1400003233
IFB
City of Chandler - Family Site Playground Upgrades - PHA. Contact: 7/23/13 Link
9am
Raquel McMahon at 480-782-2407 or
8/8/13
2pm
08.030.133
IFB
NAU - SBS West Ramp Snow Melt project (Re-bid). Project involves 8/5/13
10am
installation of Piping to Mechanical room for snow melt control
Mand.
system. Contact: Dennis McCarthy at 928-523-9236 or
Link
8/12/13
2pm
# 246
IFB
Navajo Housing Authority - Modernization of Public Rental units.
Contact: James Bennett at [email protected].
8/8/13
10am
Link
8/12/13
3pm
ADOT1400003251
IFB
ADOT - Highway Landscape Maintenance Services on Loop 202,
Santan; Power to Frye Road. Contact: Amir Sakhi at 602-712-8584
or [email protected]. First published on 7/30
none
Link
8/12/13
4pm
IFB
City of Phoenix Neighborhood Stabilization Program Rehabilitation of a single family residence at 11146 W. College
Drive, Phoenix. Contact: NHSP Project Manager at 602-424-4024 or
Link
8/12/13
4pm
IFB
City of Phoenix Neighborhood Stabilization Program Rehabilitation of a single family residence at 4920 N 108th Dr,
Phoenix. Contact: NHSP Project Manager at 602-424-4024 or
Link
8/7/13
6pm EST
$25K$100
7/23/13 Link
10am
REVISED
7/31/13 Link
1pm
Mand.
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Time
holders
Type
Pre-Bid
Link
8/12/13
4pm
IFB
City of Phoenix Neighborhood Stabilization Program Rehabilitation of a single family residence at 1918 North 94th
Glen, Phoenix. Contact: NHSP Project Manager at 602-424-4024 or
Link
8/12/13
4pm
IFB
City of Phoenix Neighborhood Stabilization Program Rehabilitation of a single family residence at 9134 W. Palm Ln,
Link
8/12/13
4pm
IFB
City of Phoenix Neighborhood Stabilization Program Rehabilitation of a single family residence at 94735 N 111th Glen,
Link
8/12/13
5pm
RFP
Navajo Tribal Utility Authority - HVAC Services for Navajo Nation
Buildings, Fort Defiance. Indian Preference. Contact: Avis Jimm,
Purchasing Agent, at 928-729-6243 or email [email protected].
Link
8/13/13
12pm
13-168-001
RFP
Yuma County - Replace the Fire Alarm System at the Yuma County 8/6/13
10am
Historic Courthouse. Contact: Steve Mendoza at
Mand.
Link
8/13/13
3pm
14-024
RFP
City of Tempe - Security System - Purchase, Repair, Installation and
Upgrade. Contact: Tony Allen at [email protected] or
Link
8/13/13
3pm
ADOT1400003252
IFB
none
ADOT - Highway Landscape Maintenance Services on Loop 202,
Santan; Frye Road to Gilbert. Contact: Amir Sakhi at 602-712-8584
Link
8/15/13
2pm
ADSPO1400003222
RFQuote State Procurement Office - Paint various Lottery Offices. Contact:
Rick Crago at 480-921-4508. First published on 7/16
7/31/13 Link
1pm
Mand.
8/15/13
2pm
#52-14-14
RFP
Chandler Unified School District - Metal Breezeway Ceiling at
Patterson Elementary School. Contact: Sheri Shroka at
8/1/13
9am
Link
8/15/13
3pm
ADSPO14-0
0003264
IFB
State Procurement Office - Roofing Repair and Replacement at the 8/6/13
1am
Records Retention Center in Phoenix. Contact: Melissa Bauer at
Link
8/15/13
3pm
IFB 3205-2
IFB
Maricopa Community Colleges - Audio Visual System Experimental 8/1/13
10am
Classrooms and Conference Room. Contact: Ren Carlson at
Mand.
Link
43
Time
holders
Type
8/15/13
4pm
CDBG #112-13
IFB
8/16/13
2pm
RFP 07-05-13
RFQuote Gila River Indian Community - Emergency Shelter Homes. Contact: 7/24/13 Link
Daniel Acuna at [email protected] or 520-562-6074.
3:30pm
Mand.
8/16/13
2pm
IFB 14-014
IFB
City of Phoenix - Fire Sprinkler System Maintenance Inspection
and Repairs. Contact: Andria Williams at 602-262-4439 or
8/19/13
1:30pm
20108899
IFB
Tucson Airport Authority - Runway Sweeper. Contact: Deborah
Walker at [email protected]. First published on 7/19
8/20/13
2pm CT
List
8/20/13
2pm
$250K- 13-161-SOL$500K 00029
Pre-Bid
City of Willcox - Stabilization and repair of traditional lime plaster
on adobe construction for a minimum of four comparable
projects. A complete bid document may be obtained from Dave
Shambach c/o DESA (David E. Shambach Architect), 261 N.
Court Ave., Tucson, AZ 85701. Telephone: 520.349.1546. Email:
7/24/13 Link
10am
Mand.
8/8/13
10am
Link
Link
Link
3-161-SOL-00014 RFQuote Indian Health Services - Parker Indian Hospital Flooring & Painting.
Replace carpet and repaint the interior walls, hard ceilings, doors
and door frames at the Parker Indian Hospital. Contact: Bonnie
Hicks, Contracting Officer, at [email protected] or
RFQuote Department of Indian Health Services - Install Doors, ADA
Hardware, and Access Control Project in the Whiteriver Hospital,
Whiteriver, Arizona. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Bonnie
Hicks, Contracting Officer, [email protected] or 214-767-8587.
First published on 7/26 & added site visit
and project valuation on 7/30
Link
7/31/13 Link
1pm
Link
8/21/13
4pm
RFP
City of Phoenix - Golf Course and Grounds Maintenance Services.
This Request for Proposal (RFP) is for golf course and grounds
maintenance services only. It does NOT include golf course, proshop, or food and beverage operations or management. Contact:
Leslie Lewis at 602-261-8605 or [email protected].
8/1/13
10am
8/21/13
5pm
RFP
Anthem Community Council - Anthem Civic Building Renovation
Project; Security System/Access Control System Design,
procurement & installation Services. Contact:
8/13/13 Link
12pm
Mand.
8/21/13
5pm
RFP
Anthem Community Council - Anthem Civic Building Renovation
8/13/13 Link
Project; Audio Visual Design, procurement & installation Services. 11am
Contact: [email protected] or 623-742-4560.
Mand.
IFB
Pima County - Roadway Sweeping Services. Contact: Walter
Lewandowski at 520-724-8197 or [email protected].
8/22/13
1pm
99780
8/1/13
10am
Link
44
Volume 4, Issue 46
Time
holders
8/27/13
2pm
List
Type
Pre-Bid
13-161-SOL00027
RFQuote Department of Indian Health Services - Carpet Replacement.
Provide construction services to replace existing carpet in the
Whiteriver Hospital located at 200 West Hospital Drive, Whiteriver,
Arizona. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Bonnie Hicks,
Contracting Officer, [email protected] or 214-767-8587.
8/27/13
3pm
14-016
RFP
City of Tempe - Replacement Stadium Pads - Diablo Stadium.
Contact: Lisa Goodman at [email protected] or
8/30/13
2pm
DCH-N 07-01-13
IFB
Gila River Indian Community - Demolition/New Construction of
9 Residential Homes, Sacaton. Contact: Cynthia Gerard, Buyer at
COCHA1400003280;
EN1401-101
RFQuote City of Chandler - Annual Mechanical, Plumbing and Electrical
Services Contract. Contact: Dara Griffith at 480-782-3314 or
9/5/13
4pm
List
Products & Equipment
Date
Solicitation/
Project #
Link
Link
Link
8/2/13
10am
Link
8/22/13 Link
9am
Pre-Solicitations
Requests for equipment (purchase and rental),
furnish only of materials, and related items.
Type
Pre-bid
7/30/13
3:30pm
IFB
Town of Eagar - Fractured Basalt Chips for road maintenance (Materials
& Delivery Only). Contact: 928-333-4223, ext 25, or [email protected].
Link
7/31/13 B-14-39-14
10am
IFB
Sunnyside Unified School District - Hardware (nuts, bolts, screws).
Contact: Bill Robinson at 520-545-2099. First published on 7/23
Link
7/31/13 AGFD13-00002996
3pm
IFB
Arizona Game and Fish Department - Pipe and Accessories. Contact:
Elizabeth Burgard at [email protected] or 623-236-7459.
7/31/13 2013131
3pm
IFB
City of Mesa - Pipe Repair Clamps (Water). Contact: Nicole Arnold at
Link
7/31/13 2014003
3pm
REVISED
IFB
City of Mesa - Waterborne Traffic Paint. Contact: Cyndi Gonzales at
& revised bid date on 7/26
Link
7/31/13 40094279S
4:30pm
IFB
Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service - Prefabricated
HAZMAT Storage Building. FOB Destination shall be Mohave Valley, AZ
86440. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Eric Brown at 505-248-6446
Link
none
Link
Link
45
Date
Project #
Type
8/1/13
2pm
1320207
IFB
Yavapai County - Supply and Deliver Hot Asphaltic Concrete in Yavapai
County. Contact: MaryAn Sala at 928-777-7522 or
Link
8/1/13
3pm
ADOC14-00003276
RFQuote
Arizona Department of Corrections - Various Metal Parts; La Paz
Improvements for ASPC-Yuma. Contact: Geof Replogle at
Link
IFB
The Bureau of Land Management Lake Havasu Field Office - Mineral
Material sales contract for 15,000 cubic yards of pit run fill material
from 5 acres of land. Contact: BLM Geologist Amy Titterington at
Link
8/1/13
COB
Pre-bid
Link
8/2/13
9am
14-007
RFQuote
City of Phoenix - Request for quotes on Iron, Steel and Aluminum
materials. Contact: Edith Barrera at 602-495-7664 or
Link
8/2/13
2pm
2014-PW-01
IFB
City of Cottonwood - Portable Trailer Mounted Generator. Contact:
Purchasing Division at 928-340-2714. First published on 7/12
Link
8/2/13 IFB 14-008
2pm
REVISED
IFB
City of Phoenix - Fasteners - Requirements Contract. Contact: Mary
Hammer at 602-262-7793 or [email protected].
First published on 6/7 & revised on 7/16
Link
8/5/13
11am
VA258-13-Q-0813
IFB
Department of Veterans Affairs - LED POD Style Ceiling Mounted Exam
Lights, Tucson. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Colleen Dennis,
Contract Specialist, at 602-795-4237 [email protected].
Link
8/8/13
2pm
14FOD0069
IFB
City of Prescott - Concrete Crusher/Grinder Rental. Contact: Cheri Ditto 7/19/13 Link
at [email protected] or 928-777-1116. First published on 7/16 8am
RFQuote
Tucson Unified School District - Ceiling Tiles as needed. Contact:
Kevin L. Oster at 520-225-6094 or [email protected].
IFB
ADOT - Traffic Cabinets and Controllers - Statewide. Contact: Ryan
Litner at 602-712-4398 or [email protected]. First published on 7/30
none
Link
8/12/13 S151303
2pm
IFB
UA - Supply Door Hardware for Phase III Keyless Access Project.
Contact: Gloria Zimmerschied at 520-626-7926 or
none
Link
8/13/13 140871
4pm
IFB
City of Tucson - Ready Mix Concrete. Contact: Gillian Needham at
8/2/13
11am
Link
8/8/13
City of Chandler – Supply 12 CY Dump Truck. Contact: Mike Mandt at
480-782-2406 or [email protected]. First published on 7/16 10am
Link
8/8/13
2pm
8/8/13
3pm
ADOT14-00003166
8/22/13 COCHA14-00003242; IFB
2pm
ST4-072-3273
Link
Volume 4, Issue 46
Arizona Builder’s Exchange is a trade and focus publication
About Us The
dedicated to promoting the building industry by connecting builders,
CONNECTING THE LOCAL BUILDING INDUSTRY
1400 E. Indian School Road
Phoenix, AZ 85014
designers, developers, subcontractors, vendors, and service providers with
local, current, and relevant information. AZBEX publishes an electronic
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Pre-Solicitations
Solicitation/
Project #
Project
Volume
Target
Date
Type
Moved
to open
solicitations
on 7/30
#3203-7
$4.75M
Target
RFP
date: Late
July 2013
(DP)Due:
8/15/13
(CMAR)
Due:
8/29/13
Maricopa Community Colleges - PC Allied Health and
Link
Dental Remodeling at 3144 N. 7th Ave, Phoenix College:
Remodel of existing 34,476 gsf three story building for
Allied Health and 8,294 gsf single story building (above the
parking lot) for the Dental Program. A Pre-Proposal meeting
will be held on 8/5/13 11am. Contact: Arlen Solochek at
[email protected]. Pre-Solicitation first
published on 12/21 & revised target date on 4/12 & again
on 6/21. Revised total construction cost of both buildings to
$4.7M on 7/12. Revised target dates for DP & CMAR RFP’s
and added pre-proposal info on 7/26
Moved
to open
solicitations
on 7/30
AG8197-S-13-0002
<$650K
Target:
7/25/13
Due:
8/19/13
Department of Agriculture - IDIQ Rangeland Fence and
Link
Water Systems Reconstruction in Tucson, HUBZone SetAside. A Mandatory Pre-Proposal conference and site visit
have been scheduled for 7/31/13at 8 AM. Contact: Mark
Hostetler, Contracting Officer, at [email protected] or
520-388-8312.
Pre-Solicitation first published on 7/9 & added pre-proposal
information and updated target date on 7/26
IDIQ
Owner/Project Description
Link
azbex.com

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