Chandler Considers 109-Room Marriott Hotel Project

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Friday
February 19, 2016
Volume 7 Issue 2
Chandler Considers 109-Room Marriott Hotel Project
By Matthew Roy for Arizona Builder’s Exchange
The City of Chandler Planning
and Zoning Commission
considered this week a
staff-recommended approval of
a proposal to bring a commercial development with hotel
and retail/restaurant space at
the SEC of Chandler Boulevard
and Hearthstone Way.
Situated on four acres, the
Towneplace at The Met will fly
the Marriott flag. The project
would consist with a 109-room,
four-story hotel with two, onestory 9,800SF retail/restaurant
shop buildings for a total of
57KSF. With a maximum 54’
height, the hotel would have
amenities including a swimming pool, sundeck, fire pit,
outdoor dining patios, fitness
center, lobby, business center,
board room and breakfast area.
The Met, an adjacent 300-unit
apartment complex already in
place. Developed as an urbanstyle, pedestrian-oriented
environment, the buildings will
employ a contemporary style,
including use of natural stone,
stucco, wood-look fiber cement
siding, metal shade awnings
and earth-tone accents.
Pedestrian access will be
enhanced by a paved pathway
with gate access to the adjunct
multifamily complex. Vehicles
will access the property
from both a main entrance
off of Chandler Boulevard
and secondary access from
Hearthstone Way. The main
entrance will feature colored
pavers, accent pavers at pedestrian crossings and artistic
touches, such as
On The Job
Towneplace at the Met Hotel & Mixed-Use
Building, Chandler
Volume: 57KSF, 109-room
Owner/Developer: HCW Development Co., LLC
Architect: Butler Rosenbury & Partners
(Only confirmed for hotel)
GC: Not available at press time
concrete medallions with
exposed aggregate finish.
The developer is HCW
Development Company,
LLC, which also developed
the adjacent apart-
ment complex. Butler
Rosenbury & Partners will
design the hotel. No GC or
project timeline were
identified.
The design would incorporate
elements of
Courtesy of City of Chandler
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Horizontal 42
Commercial 16
Products & Equipment 15
Development 6
Utilities 25
Maintenance & Alterations 34
Bid Results/Awards 38
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Contents
ARTICLES IN THIS ISSUE
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1 Chandler Considers 109-Room Marriott Hotel Project
5 Drop the Hype, Focus on the Basics of Work Acquisition
6 Westgate to Get 340-Unit Zanjero Apartments
7 Yuma to Select Civil Engineer for $14.2M Sports Complex
8 Mohave Supervisors OK Funds for Courthouse Architect
9 Roosevelt BID Proposal Faces New Challenges
10 Population, Employment Growth to Spark MOB Demand
11 Coolidge, ADOT Seek Input on Public Transit Study
12 ‘Building Boom’ Predicted for 2016
13 CBO: Tolls, Mileage Fees Would Better Fund Roads
13 JTEDs Avoid $30M Cut Next Year
14 Paradise Valley Seeks $10M Expenditure Limitation Increase
15 OP ED: State Threatens to De-Regulate Landscape Architecture
15 Supervisors to Discuss $15M Spaceport Finance Plan
16 Mohave Board to Direct CDBG Funds
26 Arizona Loses 25 Percent of Solar Jobs in 2015
PRIVATE
PPS
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The table below lists articles in this issue that
contain Private Project Opportunities.
Private Work Opportunities in this Issue
Project
Page Product Type
Towneplace at the Met
Page 1
Hotel & Mixed-Use
Building, Chandler
Zanjero Apartments,
Glendale
Page 6
Owner
Design Firm
GC
Mixed-Use
HCW Development
Co., LLC
Butler Rosenbury &
Partners
Not available at
press time
Apartments
Fore Property
Company
Not available at
press time
Fore Construction
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SECTIONS IN THIS ISSUE
CONTENTS
17 Classifieds
20 Industry Professionals
22 Bid Results & Project Awards
27 Arizona Projects
29 Industry Events
30 Project Solicitations
PROJECT SOLICITATIONS
30 Design / Consultant / Planning / Inspection
35Development
36Horizontal
42Utilities
46Commercial
49 Maintenance & Alterations
52 Products & Equipment
54 AZBEX Solicitation Trending Graph
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Letter from the Publisher: Drop the Hype, Focus on the Basics of Work Acquisition
By Rebekah Morris for Arizona Builder’s Exchange
How will you know when
they’re looking at more projects
if you don’t ask? How many
times have you had coffee with
someone and towards the end
of the meeting they realize they
should have you do a pricing
exercise or review a set of plans
for an upcoming project?
Create a matrix of key clients
and stay in touch with them
With all the articles about
marketing trends, digital adver- however they want to be contising, and social media, it can tacted. Part of your customer
be easy to get an overwhelming service has to include figuring
sense of “OMG – I’m doing this out how best to communicate
with them and how frequently
all wrong!”
they want to hear from you.
Here’s a brief moment of clarity
for my Marketing & Business
Development friends out there.
staff energy and resources,
regrouping about why this is a
good target client, reaffirming
what value you can bring to
them and their projects, and
setting up a meeting to discuss
opportunities for a long-term
business relationship?
AZBEX can help you with
all these activities. If
you’re interested in learning about the ways we can
assist you, give us a call!
Since relationships are so
crucial to work acquisition,
If your proposal pipeline is well creating and maintaining an
planned and up-to-date, with
active network of key contacts
resources allocated to target
is next on the to-do list. Existing
the right projects as they come and ideal target clients are
out for RFP/RFQ and key clients already covered above; what
are identified and contacted
I’m referring to here is the
regularly, you can expand
network of industry contacts
where you’re looking for new
that keeps you “in the know”.
opportunities.
From association networks,
leads groups, and buddies
at complementary firms, a
tuned-in network will keep you
up on market happenings.
Business Development 101
Relationship-Based Business:
Service your Existing Clients
First
Think for a moment about
where you get your work. If
you’re like most AZBEX readers,
repeat business makes up
50-90 percent of a firm’s book
of business. You get work from
people that know and trust you
to do a good job. Relationships
have been in place for years
and sometimes decades.
They know your track record,
key staff, and reputation in the
industry. For that reason – you
must, I repeat MUST, service
your existing clients before
thinking about getting new
ones. If you want to be their
only <insert specialty> firm,
your current clients need to
feel that they’re your only
priority when they call.
1 SERVICE EXISTING CLIENTS
2 REGULARLY STAY IN TOUCH WITH
TOP CLIENTS – PAST OR PRESENT
3 CURRENT & UPCOMING
PROJECT PROPOSALS
4 NEW CLIENT & PROJECT OPPORTUNITIES
5 STAY IN TOUCH WITH
INDUSTRY NETWORK
Balance Short-Term
Identify the right mix and
Opportunities with Long-Range balance of short-term project
opportunities with long-range
Potential
potential for key clients. That
balance can change in a heartbeat: projects get canceled,
delayed, or accelerated, which
dramatically alters your firm’s
pipeline and backlog. Keeping
an open eye for both the short
Next, in order to keep getting
and long-range opportunities is
all their work, you must put
Too often we get bogged down
effort into staying in touch with with fire-drill proposals that we both difficult and a necessary
skill to continually hone.
them.
have zero chance of winning.
How much better would it be
to let that one go by, saving
Once you have that mastered,
the next highest priority should
be current and upcoming
project proposals, quickly
followed by key target client
relationships.
I give you Permission to Drop
the Hype
If those basic work acquisition
activities aren’t in order, drop
the hype. Ignore Facebook,
LinkedIn, and Instagram,
instead making sure your
existing clients love you. Focus
on putting together an amazing
approach for a project RFQ
that’s supposed to come out
next month, and stay in touch
with industry colleagues you’d
like to partner with on an
upcoming pursuit.
If you’re not prepared for that
key client meeting because you
had to analyze the latest SEO
reports and write this month’s
blog post, something is very
worng. Get back to basics and
increase your project pipeline
while moving the ball forward
with your ideal target clients.
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Westgate to Get 340-Unit Zanjero Apartments
By Matthew Roy for Arizona Builder’s Exchange
A developer will build a 340unit apartment complex north
of the Westgate Entertainment
District, pending approval by
the City of Glendale.
Maximum building height is set
at 48’ (three stories) and buildings would adhere to four-sided
architecture design standards.
According to Glendale design
standards, four-sided architecture provides “an equal level of
architectural detail and landscaping … incorporated into all
On The Job
Zanjero Apartments, Glendale
Volume: 340 units
Owner/Developer: Fore Property Company
Architect: Not available at press time
GC: Fore Construction
sides of freestanding buildings,
because they are generally
visible from all sides.”
whirlpool spas, fitness
center, and a park with a play
structure.
On-site amenities would
include two resort-style lagoon
pools, cabanas and ramadas,
Information about the Architect
or project timeline was not
available before press time.
Map courtesy of City of Glendale
The Glendale Planning
Commission considered
the proposal at their Feb. 4
meeting. According to the
staff report, Fore Property
Company wants to build the
Zanjero Apartments on part
of a 158-acre PAD approved
in 2003 for mixed-use development, such as hotels, retail,
restaurants and multifamily.
Other developments already in
place include Cabela’s, Cracker
Barrell restaurant, and several
hotels.
Zanjero Apartments would
be built on about 18 acres
on the NEC of Glendale and
95th avenues. The proposed
gated community would
consist of 175 one-bedroom,
147 two-bedroom and 18
three-bedroom units with 198
uncovered parking spaces,
320 covered spaces and 101
garages for a total of 619
spaces for residents and guests.
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February 19, 2016
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Yuma Council to Select Civil Engineer for $14.2M Sports Complex
By Blake Herzog for Yuma Sun
The Yuma City Council is scheduled to vote tonight on
whether to give City Administrator Greg Wilkinson and staff
the authority to negotiate and sign the design contract for
the planned Pacific Avenue Athletic Complex, and the
process was the main topic of discussion at Tuesday’s regular
work session.
The $14.2M complex slated for Pacific Avenue and 8th
Street has been the subject of criticism from some residents
who say the plan to build six regulation-size softball fields
on a property just north of the Yuma Palms Regional Center
didn’t get enough public input.
The project has a “15 percent” design, but now the city has
solicited Requests for Proposals to provide a complete set
of designs for construction, getting three responses. Two
Phoenix-area firms, Kimley-Horn and HDR, got higher scores
from the panel of five city staff members reviewing the bids
than the third, local firm, which was Nicklaus Engineering.
On The Job
Pacific Avenue Athletic Complex, Yuma
Owner: City of Yuma
Civil Engineer/Project Manager: Kimley-Horn
& Associates (Prime)
Architect: DWL Architects & Planners, Inc.
GC: To be bid
Parks and Recreation Director Debbie Wendt said local residents, particularly those active in softball and other athletic
leagues, will be brought in to help shape the final design of
the complex.
She added that the current layout isn’t set in stone, though
the primary elements will stay the same: “There’s going to
be some changes to it but not the initial (design); six fields
are going to be six fields. Parking is going to stay the same.
How it might be laid out, the design of it, the aesthetics of it
might change.”
It’s not yet clear what the ultimate cost of the contract will
be. Wilkinson said the discussions with the firms have not
gotten down to finances because under state law, engineering firms cannot be judged on cost through the initial RFP
phase.
According to the city’s Capital Improvement Plan document,
overall planning and design costs for the project are projected to be about $1.5M.
If the council votes to have Wilkinson move forward with
negotiations, he will work off a sample contract which has
been provided to both firms. If the city can’t reach a deal
with Kimley-Horn, the staff will then go on to HDR and try to
ink a contract with them. The final contract would not come
back to the council for approval under the city’s normal
process.
Robin Wilson, the city’s purchasing manager, said KimleyHorn, which came out on top because of its experience in
designing similar recreational complexes, said that firm plans
to work with a local design firm which will play a significant
role, but staff as a rule does not discuss potential subcontractors in public while trying to negotiate contracts.
The Pacific Avenue Athletic Complex, funded by bonds paid for by the city’s
2 percent hospitality tax, will be built on land between 8th Street and East
Levee Road, and west of Pacific Avenue, between Pacific Avenue and Rio
Vista Drive. Map credit: Yuma Sun
Looking southwest from the intersection of the East Levee Road and Pacific
Avenue, this is the site of the city’s new Pacific Avenue Athletic Complex.
Photo credit: Randy Hoeft/Yuma Sun
Read more at Yuma Sun
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Mohave Supervisors OK Funds for Courthouse Architect
By Jim Seckler for Mohave Valley Daily News
The Mohave County Supervisors voted Tuesday to fund an
architect to design a new Superior Courthouse.
The board approved spending up to $2.2M for an architect
for the proposed 63KSF Superior Courthouse. The money
would come from a quarter-cent sales tax, which is used to
build new county buildings. The sales tax expires in 2020.
Presiding Superior Court Judge Chuck Gurtler told the supervisors that architecture services would cost about $1.9M and
no more than $2.1M would be needed for the services. It will
take a year for an architect to submit the plans. The earliest the
county could go out for bids is 2019 with a year to build the
building. A new courthouse is expected to cost between $18M
and $21M.
On The Job
Mohave County Superior Courthouse
Remodel, Kingman
Owner: Mohave County
Architect: RFQ anticipated March 2016
GC: To be bid
A report from the National Center for State Courts proposed
to build a four-story courthouse next to the existing Superior
Courthouse. The proposed courthouse would meet future
growth requirements. Part of the existing courthouse could be
used for the justice courts.
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Roosevelt BID Proposal Faces New Challenges
Source: Downtown Phoenix Journal
Credit: Downtown Phoenix Journal
Over the past 18 months, the Roosevelt Row community has
been engaged in the process of forming a business improvement
district (BID), which would provide enhanced municipal services
for the area. Though the proposal for the BID passed the Phoenix
City Council in January, it is now in danger of being invalidated
due to a bill that is advancing in the state legislature.
HB 2440 would essentially change the process for the formation
of BIDs – not just in Phoenix, but across the state. If passed, it
would incorporate more government oversight into the process
and would be retroactive to January 1, 2016.
The bill is sponsored by Representative Warren Petersen of
Gilbert and is supported by a group of Roosevelt Row land
owners who oppose the formation of the BID. The bill passed the
House this week and is now on its way to the Senate.
Roosevelt Row CDC sent a letter to Roosevelt business owners
informing them about the bill. The letter is excerpted here:
“Public Policy Partners … has successfully gotten a Gilbert lawmaker to introduce House Bill 2440, which would essentially prohibit any types of these organizations from ever being organized
again anywhere in Arizona! … Currently business improvement
districts are successfully operating in Downtown Phoenix, Tempe,
Mesa, Chandler, Tucson and Flagstaff … They have proven to be
powerful economic engines to spur business and job growth.”
If you agree with the Roosevelt Row CDC and would like to voice
your support for the BID, follow this link to contact members of
the Arizona Legislature.
Read more at Downtown Phoenix Journal
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Population, Employment Growth to Spark MOB Demand in 2016
Source: Colliers International
Colliers International in Greater Phoenix released its fourth
quarter 2015 Medical Office Market Report.
According to the report, the Greater Phoenix medical office
market strengthened in 2015, particularly in the second half of
the year. Vacancy ended the year below 17 percent, the lowest
figure since mid-2008. Local vacancy is expected to continue this
gradual pace of improvement, even as a few new development
projects come onboard.
Part of the improvement in the local medical office market is
being driven by a strong pace of employment growth in the
healthcare sector. More than 9,000 jobs were added in this
segment of the local economy in 2015, representing growth of
more than 4 percent.
Key Takeaways
▶▶ Medical office vacancy in Greater Phoenix improved in
2015, falling 100 basis points to 16.9 percent, marking
the sixth straight calendar year where medical office
vacancy improved.
▶▶ With vacancy tightening, asking rents have begun to
push higher. Average asking rents ticked higher in both
on-campus and off-campus buildings.
▶▶ Sales for medical office buildings were mixed. Sales
quarter was $166 per square foot, 12 percent higher
than during the third quarter. In 2015, the median price
spiked 26 percent from 2014 to $159 per square foot
▶▶ Sales velocity for non-condo medical office buildings
surged 39 percent higher than levels recorded in 2014.
The median price in sales of traditional medical office
buildings was $118 per square foot in the fourth quarter,
11 percent lower than the third quarter figure. For the
full year, the median price inched up 3 percent to $126
per square foot.
Outlook
The forecast for the Greater Phoenix medical office market is
favorable for 2016, as demand will be spurred by both employment growth and population expansion. Early estimates call
for population growth of more than 2 percent in 2016 and job
growth topping 3 percent. These gains will translate directly into
greater demand for healthcare services, which will fuel tenant
demand for medical office space.
The investment outlook for medical office properties is brightening, as property fundamentals have stabilized and are beginning
to improve. The greatest rise in activity has been in the midsize
multi-tenant buildings ranging from 10,000-25,000 square feet.
Collectively, these transactions, which typically feature between
5 and 10 tenants, accounted for nearly 60 percent of the total
activity in 2015.
Credit: Colliers International
of medical office condos slowed, but activity gained
momentum in non-condo, traditional medical office
properties.
▶▶ The median price in condos sold during the fourth
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Coolidge, ADOT Seek Input on Public Transit Study
By Robby Gal for Coolidge Examiner
The City of Coolidge is collaborating with the
Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) on
developing an updated transit plan for the two
transit programs it provides: Cotton Express and
Central Arizona Regional Transit (CART).
The primary goals of the Coolidge Transit Plan are to
review the current transit services provided by the
Cotton Express and CART programs, identify opportunities to improve the services, and look toward
the future of public transit in Central Arizona.
The plan will include recommendations to improve
the performance of each transit service, identify
funding for program operations as well as future
capital needs, and outline a marketing and outreach
plan that can be utilized to raise awareness and use
of the transit services.
Incorporating the public’s concerns and ideas into
the study is an important part of the process. You
can share your comments on the transit system.
They encourage you to fill out a survey online at
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Between September 2015 and January 2016, the
transit systems were evaluated. And between now
and March they are coming up with a five-year plan
which includes service recommendations. Then
from March to May, the finalization of the plan will
be completed and a final report will be made.
The City of Coolidge, on behalf of itself and the
partners of the CART program, secured a grant from
ADOT for preparation of a Transit Development
Plan. The plan will evaluate how transit is being
provided in Pinal County, including the communities
of Coolidge, Florence, and Casa Grande. Spanning
a five- to ten-year horizon, the Plan will present
recommendations supporting both the Cotton
Express and CART programs.
The plan is expected to be completed in early
summer.
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‘Building Boom’ Predicted for 2016
By Erin Carlyle for Forbes
REPORT RANKS ARIZONA 12TH IN NEW CONSTRUCTION FOR 2015
Building Boom
Phoenix ranked 12th nationally in new construction in 2015.
▶▶ MSA: Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale, AZ
▶▶ 2015 Construction Starts: $8.1B
▶▶ Change, year-over-year: 17%
▶▶ 2014 Construction Starts: $6.9B
▶▶ Change from 2013: 7%
Largest 2015 Project: A $160M addition to the BannerUniversity Medical Center Phoenix of an emergency
department with a helipad.
AZBEX Stock Image
In 2015 construction spending
for ongoing projects across the
nation hit its highest annual level
since 2008.
(an 18% annual increase) and
with a strong showing for
single-family (up 14%). Last year’s
strengthening in the single-family
housing market is seen as a
Construction began on projects
positive sign that people who lost
worth a total value of $469.5B, a
their homes after the financial
4% increase over 2014, according
crisis might finally be recovering,
to Dodge Data. Last year’s growth
and that young adults living with
came at a slower pace than
their parents might finally be
the double-digit jumps of prior
moving out.
years: 2014 was up 16% annually
to $453.4B; 2013 up 19% to
Overall, residential construction
$389.2B; and 2012 up 11% to
showed more strength last year
$326.5B.
than in 2014, when starts were
up just 10% year-over-year. But
The slowdown was due primarily
the numbers make clear that
to the non-residential sector,
the most intense phase of the
which dropped off 8%. The
housing recovery (27% annual
biggest culprit was a 39% decline
increase in residential starts in
in spending on manufacturing
2013, 31% in 2012) is well behind
construction after an oil & gas
us.
boom in 2014. But starts in all categories of non-residential buildThis year, Dodge expects total
ing—warehouses, office buildings, construction starts (including
garages and service stations,
public works and utilities) to
dormitories, health-care facilities, increase by 5%, with a 9%
public buildings, transportation
increase in nonresidential building
terminals, and amusement and
and a 13% increase in residential
recreation–were down last year,
building. For total building starts,
with the exception of new stores, which is what our Building Boom
hotels, and religious buildings.
Town list tracks and does not
Education building starts were
include public works and utilities,
barely up, by just 1%.
Dodge is calling for an 11%
increase overall.
By contrast, spending on residential construction starts was up
Read more at Forbes
14% in 2015, led by multi-family
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CBO: Tolls, Mileage Fees Would Better Fund Roads
By Keith Laing for The Hill
The federal government would get more
bang for their buck if U.S. drivers were
charged directly for their use of highways
through tolls or mileage fees, a new study
from the Congressional Budget Office
(CBO) says.
The report from Congress’s budgetary
scorekeepers says current “spending on
highways does not correspond very well
with how the roads are used and valued.”
AZBEX Stock Image
The CBO said mechanisms like tolling,
mileage fees or congestion pricing could
be considered to fund transportation
projects in lieu of relying mostly on gas tax
revenue.
The finding comes after lawmakers passed
a five-year, $305B highway bill last fall.
Lawmakers relied on a package of approximately $70B of offsets from other areas
of the federal budget to help pay for the
recently completed highway bill, which
lasts until 2021.
The traditional source of transportation
funding has been the 18.4 cents-per-gallon
federal gas tax. The tax has not been
increased since 1993, however, and
improved fuel efficiency has sapped its
purchasing power.
The federal government typically spends
about $50B per year on transportation
projects, but the gas tax only brings in
approximately $34B annually at its current
rate.
Lawmakers turned to other areas of the
federal budget to close the $16B per year
gap last year, but the CBO said they would
have been better off finding another
funding mechanism that would charge
drivers directly for their highway use.
The CBO has projected that it would
have taken about $100B, in addition to
the annual gas tax receipts, to pay for a
six-year transportation bill, which is the
traditional length of highway funding
measures.
The full report from the CBO can be read
here.
Read more at The Hill
JTEDs Avoid $30M Cut Next Year
By Barrett Marson for Prescott eNews
LEGISLATURE NIXES $30M CUT FOR TECHNICAL CAREER EDUCATION
Last year, legislators inexplicably changed
state law to reduce funding to the 14 JTEDs
by $30M – or about 45 percent of state
dollars – beginning in next year’s budget.
However, the districts worked hard to
convince legislators and Gov. Doug Ducey
the money is needed to keep the schools
open to as many students as possible.
The lobbying efforts by the JTED
Consortium included a strong assist from
the state’s business community. Chambers
of commerce across Arizona joined
together to convince legislators to reverse
the drastic cut.
Credit: gift-tech.org
After a coordinated lobbying campaign
by parents, students, teachers, school
leaders and the business community, the
Legislature on Wednesday reversed course
and eliminated a $30M cut to the state’s
Joint Technical Education Districts (JTED).
The 14 JTEDs serve children throughout
much of the state and allow high school
students to learn valuable skills that lead
directly to employment after graduation.
Read more at Prescott eNews
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Paradise Valley Seeks $10M Expenditure Limitation Increase
By Terrance Thornton for Town of Paradise Valley Independent
The Town of Paradise Valley has more money than it can spend
but elected leaders appear poised to ask voters later this year if
they can have a $10M taxpayer credit increase.
Paradise Valley Town Council held a work study discussion
last week on possible actions the local governing body can
take to increase its expenditure limitation set by the Arizona
Constitution.
Paradise Valley Mayor Collins says he is comfortable pursuing a
$10M permanent base adjustment, which would increase the
municipality’s General Fund expenditure limitation to about
$35M every fiscal year.
It appears Paradise Valley town government is preparing an
expenditure limitation ballot measure for the town’s General
Election slated for November of this year.
Expenditure limits pertain to how much a municipality can
spend each year on its day-to-day operations. The town has
needs — general maintenance and repairs — that over time have
surpassed the expenditure limitation.
State law says the town cannot use general funds to pay for
those needs. So, even though the town is flush with cash and
has money available, it is forced to pursue loans to pay for
those projects. If the town is able to increase its expenditure
limitations, it would be able to use its available cash to pay for
needed services.
However, those limitations can only be increased through voter
approval.
Town staff says Paradise Valley has four options to address the
need to expand its expenditure limitation. They are:
▶▶ A permanent base adjustment that allows a local
government to set its own expenditure limitation based
on existing revenues;
▶▶ A Home Rule option that allows local government to set
its own expenditure limitation over a four-year period;
▶▶ A capital projects option that allows local government to
accumulate dollars over time for a specific project or set
of projects;
▶▶ A one-time override of the expenditure limitation that
lasts for one fiscal year.
Town officials last December reported municipal revenues
exceeded uses by $4.3M. The town, however, is not able to use
those funds for day-to-day operations or capital projects.
Read more at Town of Paradise Valley Independent
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OP ED: State Threatens to De-Regulate Landscape Architecture
By Chris Jones and Brett Anderson for Rose Law Group Reporter
Unbeknownst to many in
the design and development
world here in Arizona, the
State Legislature has put forth
HB 2613 which, among other
items, threatens to de-regulate
Landscape Architecture in the
State and move the Board of
Technical Registration into
the Arizona Department of
Administration.
This is just the tip of the
iceberg. It is also believed that
if this bill passes that there
will be the momentum to
deregulate Architecture and
Engineering.
The proposed HB 2613 is
currently within the House
Commerce Committee and will
heard Feb. 17 for a vote. If this
bill were to pass, Arizona would
be the only State without a
licensure requirement. Not only
is the trend to add licensure
requirements, but states
are making licensure more
restrictive by adding continuing
education requirements.
Landscape Architecture, but
to everyone in the design,
engineering, and development
industry. The loss of licensure
for other professionals will
soon follow. Developers and
land owners will be exposed to
greater liability.
Passage of HB 2613 is not only
a blow to the profession of
Read more at
Rose Law Group Reporter
Supervisors to Discuss $15M Spaceport Finance Plan
By Patrick McNamara for Arizona Daily Star
A $15M financing plan for a
near-space travel firm will be
discussed Tuesday by the Pima
County Board of Supervisors.
Last month, the board
approved a plan to build a
120KSF facility and space
port on a county-owned
28-acre parcel south of Tucson
International Airport.
They plan to increase the
space tourism portion of
their business as well as a
research component where
the company brings scientific
payloads into low orbit for
researchers.
Its contract with the county
would require World View to
pay back the county’s $14.5M
investment in construction of
The company has said it already the building over 20 years of
lease payment, totaling more
secured a more than $45M
than $23.6M.
contract to conduct research
for NASA in addition to other
The company could purchase a
contracts with universities and portion of the property at the
researchers.
end of the term, excluding the
Credit: World View
World View designs and builds
high-altitude balloons that
carry manned capsules into a
low-space orbit.
spaceport, which would be a
county asset open for use by
other operators.
On March 8, the Tucson City
Council could vote on an incentive package for World View
that includes paying for some
utility infrastructure.
Company officials agreed to
have it grow to at least 400
employees by the end of the
Read more at Arizona Daily Sun
term, most earning at least 150
percent of the average regional
salary.
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Mohave Board to Direct CDBG Funds
By Jim Seckler for Mohave Valley Daily News
Mohave County supervisors will decide
The first $292,255 project is for a homeless
Tuesday where to spend federal dollars for veterans’ service center operated by
the upcoming fiscal year.
WestCare, Arizona 1 Inc. of Bullhead City
on Evans Lane Road in Mohave Valley. The
The supervisors will vote to fund one
service center would be for a maximum of
of three projects from Community
20 beds for about 50 homeless veterans
Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds.
for 12 to 18 month stays.
For the first time, the grant funding will
go countywide instead of to individual
Another $292,255 project is county comsupervisor districts.
munity services’ owner-occupied housing
rehabilitation program for low-income resiMohave County is expected to receive
dents to help nine families in the county.
$357,628 in CDBG funds for projects
countywide. About $64,373 of that is for
Read more at Mohave Valley Daily News
program administration, leaving $292,255
for the board to pick a priority project and
an alternative project.
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Staff Writer
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and knowledgeable A/E/C industry writer available;
do you know someone who would fit the bill? The
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Communications & Events Manager
For more than 25 years, Valley Partnership has been the
Valley of the Sun’s premier advocacy group for responsible
development, educational events, and unique networking.
A highly motivated Board of Directors and membership of
approximately 2000 individuals the newly created position
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team to implement the organization’s strategic plan to
support commercial, industrial, and master‐planned development and economic growth across the Valley.
We are currently hiring for a Part-time Communications &
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Business Development
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Perform engineering calculations and design using specialized
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The Project Manager is responsible for management,
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INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS
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Industry Professionals
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AWARDS & ACCOLADES
1 AIA Arizona named the latest group
of inductees into the AIA College
of Fellows. Out of 7 Fellowships
for the Western Mountain
Region, Arizona achieved three
successful nominations, once
again demonstrating our state’s
continued success in design and
leadership. Congratulations to:
Bill Sabatini, FAIA, ACHA; Jack
DeBartolo, FAIA; William S. Otwell,
FAIA; and Ed Soltero, FAIA.
Jack DeBartolo
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Ed Soltero
BOARDS & COMMISSIONS
2 Chris Marchildon of CBRE was
named 2016 Chairman for the
NAIOP Arizona Developing Leaders.
Chris, a senior associate in Capital
Markets, has been a NAIOP member
for eight years. NAIOP also named
new Steering Committee members:
Jenny Aust-Turner, CBRE; Ted Liles,
Cresa Phoenix; Emily Mead, GPEC;
Cullen Mahoney, Trammell Crow
Company; Megan Druding, Cushman
& Wakefield; Liz Collins, JLL; Jack
Czerwinski, Opus Group; John Paul
Mulhern, Colliers International; and
Byron Sarhangian, Snell & Wilmer.
PROMOTIONS
3 DMB Associates Inc. has named
Brent Herrington company president
and CEO, succeeding long-time DMB
executive Charley Freericks. Brent
joined DMB in 1998 and has led
several of the company’s flagship
projects, including DC Ranch and
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3
William Otwell
Brent Herrington
Silverleaf in North Scottsdale and
Kukui`ula on the island of Kaua`i.
Most recently, he provided executive
oversight for all of DMB’s community
development activities, as well as the
company’s private club operations.
3
4
Charley Freericks
Timothy Clements
4
5
TRANSITIONS
4 Quarles & Brady LLP hired Timothy
E. Clements and Jason F. Wood in
the firm’s Phoenix office serving
as Of Counsel in its Real Estate
Practice Group. Tim counsels his
clients regarding acquisitions and
dispositions of all types, joint
ventures, construction matters,
CC&Rs, real estate secured lending,
commercial leasing, corporate
mergers and acquisitions, asset and
stock sales, and entity selection,
formation, and governance. Jason
has significant experience in forming
joint ventures, commercial leasing,
acquisitions and dispositions, sale
leaseback transactions, real estate
secured lending, development
and redevelopment projects,
corporate mergers and acquisitions,
construction contracts, condominium
and mixed-use CC&Rs, and COREAs.
5 Sundt Construction, Inc. hired
Jeremy Kwapich as Senior Project
Manager at its Tucson office. Jeremy
joins the team constructing the
new $400M Banner – University
Medical Center Tucson hospital,
a joint venture project with DPR
Construction. He will work closely
with the owners, architects, project
teams, suppliers and subcontractors
to control costs and maintain a
cohesive team.
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Jason Wood
Jeremy Kwapich
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TRANSITIONS (CONT’D)
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6 A.R. Mays Construction hired
three new professionals. Lisa
Hulbert joins the firm as Estimating
Coordinator and supports the
efforts of the Estimating and
Preconstruction Department.
Mark Noli joins the firm as Project
Superintendent and is responsible
for overseeing all subcontractor
activity and safety in the field.
Ken Snow joins the firm as Project
Superintendent and is responsible
for overseeing all subcontractor
activity and safety in the field.
7 Valley Partnership hired
Carrie Martin as Vice President,
Events and Membership. Carrie’s
responsibilities will include
membership development
and expansion, planning and
coordination of all Valley
Partnership events and support to
the leadership of the organization
and member committees.
8 CBRE Group hired Melina Cordero,
a retail analyst, consultant and
researcher, as head of retail research,
the Americas. Melina will work
closely with CBRE Retail businessline leaders and professionals to
generate innovative, in-depth
research and analysis to inform CBRE
clients about the ever-changing retail
and shopping center industries.
9 Rose Law Group hired attorney
Adam Martinez as the new
Chairman of its Real Estate
Litigation department. Adam joins
the firm after heading his own,
Martinez Law PLC in Mesa. His
legal background includes serving
as a legal hotline attorney for the
Arizona Association of Realtors.
Carrie Martin
10 D.P. Electric hired two new
professionals. As BIM Director,
Glenn Quinn works directly with
construction crews and clients
to create accurate conceptual
drawings, automated close-out
packages, and 3D designs of projects.
As leader of the Service team,
Bill Vass is responsible for Business
Development, Administration,
and Talent Development in a
commercial electrical setting.
Melina Cordero
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Adam Martinez
10
Glenn Quinn
11 Rider Levett Bucknall hired
Jeffrey G. Landtiser as Senior
Claims and Project Manager.
Jeffrey will provide forensic
architectural investigations
and expert witness services on
construction project disputes to
existing and new clients, as well as
assist in project management and
owner’s representative roles.
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Bill Vass
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Jeffrey Landtiser
BID RESULTS & PROJECT AWARDS
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Bid Results and Project Awards
Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant
Department of the Navy - Architect-Engineer (A-E) services are
required for a firm fixed price IDIQ contract.
Award date: 2/10/16
Reference # N6247314R1419
The contract was awarded to Mantech-AECOM Joint Venture.
City of Casa Grande - Peart Square 5th Street Construction
Engineering Services.
City of Casa Grande - Professional Engineering services for North
Hacienda Road & East Florence Boulevard (SR 287) intersection
improvements.
Due date: 9/1/15
Award date: 2/16/16
The contract was awarded to WSP/Parsons Brinckerhoff in an
amount not to exceed $64,000.00.
Due date: 9/8/15
City of Avondale - Gateway Treatment Facility Expansion.
Award date: 2/16/16
Due date: 10/28/15
Click here for the previously published RFQ list.
Award date: 2/16/16
The contract was awarded to Wilson & Company in an amount not
to exceed $121,000.00.
Reference # PW 16-003
Central Arizona Project - Design Services for Standby Power at
Checks, Turnouts, and Microwave Sites.
Due date: 1/21/16
Reference # C15118
The following firms submitted qualifications:
1.
Arizona Pinnacle
2.
Bridgers & Paxton
3.
Burns & McDonnell
4.
Communication Power Solutions
5.
CR Engineers
6.
GLHN
7.
Jensen Engineering
8.
Kimley-Horn & Associates
9.
LSW Engineers
10. Power Engineers
11. Spectrum Engineers
12. Stanley Consultants
13. Taylor Rymar Corp.
14. The following firms were shortlisted:
15. Burns & McDonnell
16. GLHN
17. Kimley-Horn & Associates
18. Power Engineers
The contract was awarded to Narasimhan Consulting Services, Inc.
dba NCS Engineers in the amount of $455,843.00.
City of Avondale - Engineering design services for Fairway Drive
Improvements - Van Buren Street to the Traffic Interchange Phase 1.
Due date: 11/24/15
Award date: 2/16/16
Reference # EN16-010
The contract was awarded to Nfra, Inc. in the amount of
$245,584.95.
Central Arizona Project - Design Services for Replacement of Pellet
Chlorination Systems in ten pumping plants within AZ.
Due date: 1/21/16
Reference # C15117
The following firms submitted proposals:
1.
Burns & McDonnell
2.
Carollo Engineering
3.
NCS Engineers
4.
Valentine Environmental
The following firms were shortlisted:
1.
Carollo Engineers
2.
NCS Engineers
3.
Valentine Environmental
19. Stanley Consultants
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Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant
City of Mesa- Relocation and Acquisition Services for Gilbert Road
Light Rail Extension.
City of Avondale - Architectural Design for Water Reclamation
Facility Administration Building.
Due date: 2/11/16
Award date: 2/16/16
Reference # 2016020
The contract was awarded to DWL Architects + Planners, Inc. in
the amount of $62,260.00.
1. Consultant Engineering, Inc.
2. Overland, Pacific & Cutler, Inc.
3. Tierra Right of Way Services, Ltd.
4. Universal Field Services, Inc.
Development
City of Kingman - Design and development of documents for
preparation of Fire Station 2 and Fire Station 5.
Award date: 2/16/16
The contract was awarded to Selberg Associates, Inc.
Town of Queen Creek - Design of the Maintenance Corporation
Yard Site Plan.
City of Phoenix - Fillmore Mixed-Use Redevelopment.
Award date: 2/17/16
Due date: 2/12/16
The contract was awarded to Stanley Engineering in an amount
not to exceed $174,000.00.
Reference # RFP-CED15-FM
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1. Chicanos Por La Causa, Inc.
2. Fifth & Fillmore Development Partners, LLC
3. High Street Fillmore, LLC
4. W. Fillmore, LLC
City of Phoenix - 27th Avenue Landfill Drainage Improvements/
Repair of Closed Cell DBB.
Due date: 12/15/15
Award date: 2/17/16
City of Chandler - McQueen Rd Improvements (Riggs Rd to
Chandler Heights Rd).
Due date: 12/22/15
Award date: 2/11/16
Reference # PW16530005
Click here for the previously published bid tabulation.
The contract was awarded to Carson Construction Company Inc.
in the amount of $329,937.25.
Reference # COCHA16-00005915; ST0810.403
Contracts were awarded to the following firms:
CM - Ritoch-Powell & Associates Consulting Engineers, Inc. in an
GC - Grey Mountain, LLC in an amount not to exceed
$4,040,044.00.
City of Buckeye - Northern Addition CDBG Sidewalks for
Narramore, Nelson, Eason and Edison Avenues.
Due date: 1/21/16
Reference # 2015-042
1. Visus Engineering Construction
$438,000.00
2. AJP Electric
$486,449.89
City of Flagstaff - Lockett Road Improvement Project Design.
3. Standard Construction Company
$500,794.90
Due date: 11/12/15
4. Intermountain West Civil Construction $533,657.93
Award date: 2/16/16
5. Southwest Concrete Paving
$550,014.28
The contract was awarded to Peak Engineering, Inc. in an amount
6. Briston Construction $716,154.00
Click here for bid tabulation with alternate pricing.
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Town of Marana - Twin Peaks Shared Use Path Access.
ADOT - Micro Surface Seal.
Due date: 2/11/16
Due date: 2/12/16
Reference # 2016-002; PK019
Reference # H874901C; H875001C; 017-B(231)T; 098-A(201)T
1. Pima Paving
$74,926.55
Engineers Estimate $1,313,978.41
2. Tucson Asphalt
$79,900.00
1. Southwest Slurry Seal, Inc.
$1,087,576.15
3. Kappcon
$79,998.00
2. Geneva Rock Products, Inc.
$1,281,418.41
4. Standard Construction
$86,554.00
3. Intermountain Slurry Seal, Inc.
$1,325,501.00
5. Granite Construction
$86,799.00
6. RK Sanders
$89,079.50
ADOT - Construct new roadway in Surprise, Maricopa County.
7. K E & G
$99,166.02
Due date: 2/12/16
8. Day’s Excavating
$100,539.22
Reference # SUR-0-(219)T; SZ14501C
Engineers Estimate $682,250.00
City of Avondale - Western Avenue Pedestrian Improvements.
1. N.G.U. Contracting, Inc.
$665,000.00
Due date: 2/4/16
2. Markham Contracting Co., Inc.
$733,374.60
Award date: 2/16/16
3. Rummel Construction, Inc.
$743,093.83
Reference # EN 16-020; ST1335
4. Combs Construction Company, Inc.
$743,526.02
The contract was awarded to TSG Constructors, LLC in the amount
of $183,500.00.
5. Intermountain West Civil Constructors, Inc.$769,769.00
6. Nesbitt Contracting Co., Inc.
$816,950.00
7. Cemex Construction Materials South, LLC$842,053.80
Santa Cruz County - JOC Sonoita/Elgin Landfill Drainage
Improvement Project.
Town of Gilbert - JOC #57 Traffic signal at Queen Creek Road and
156th Street.
Award date: 2/17/16
Award date: 2/18/16
1. A.G.E Contracting - GC
The contract was awarded to CS Construction, Inc. in an amount
2. Stantec Engineering - CM Utilities
Town of Gilbert - CMAR for Fiesta Tech Sewer Service & Lift
Station.
City of Chandler - Riggs Well Equipping.
Due date: 9/16/15
Award date: 2/11/16
Award date: 2/18/16
Reference # 2016-7010-0074; WW099
The contract was awarded to Achen-Gardner Construction, LLC in
an amount not to exceed $751,014.83.
Due date: 1/19/16
Reference # COCHA16-00005965; WA1506.401
Click here for the previously published bid tabulation.
GC - Weber Water Resources, LLC.
CMAR - Wilson Engineers, LLC in an amount not to exceed $157,265.00
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Utilities
Yavapai County - Water hydrant line extension.
Town of Gilbert - JOC #27 Water Line Extension- McQueen Road/
Industrial Project.
Award date: 2/17/16
Award date: 2/18/16
The contract was awarded to Civiltec Engineering, Inc. in an
The contract was awarded to Talis Corporation in an amount not
to exceed $134,230.00.
Commercial
Madison Elementary School District No. 38 - CMAR for Madison
Park Middle School Cafeteria Replacement.
UA - Simulation InterProfessional Healthcare Education &
Research Building (SIPHER) CMAR services.
Due date: 1/6/16
Due date: 1/26/16
Reference # 15-16-002
Reference # 13-9193
The contract was awarded to Chasse Building Team Inc.
Click here for the previously published SOQ list.
The following firms have been selected for interviews:
City of Maricopa - JOC #1201-401 Preconstruction and
construction services for the Maricopa Main Police Department Repurpose Evidence Facility.
Award date: 2/16/16
The contract was awarded to SDB, Inc. in an amount not to exceed
$175,000.00.
1. Hensel Phelps
2. JE Dunn Construction
3. Kitchell
4. Sundt Construction, Inc.
Maintenance
City of Tempe - Control, Air Monitoring and HVAC Improvement East Valley Bus Operations & Maintenance Facility.
City of Avondale - Avondale Auto Service & Repair Facade
Improvements.
Due date: 1/26/16
Due date: 1/28/16
Reference # 6006083
Award date: 2/16/16
Engineers Estimate $1,070,000.00
Reference # IFB NFS 16-08.2
1. D.L. Withers Construction
$1,749,600.00
2. Valwest Construction
$2,076,000.00
The contract was awarded to August Building Company in the
amount of $52,250.00.
3. RKS Plumbing & Mechanical, Inc.
$2,527,000.00
4. RK Sanders, Inc.
Non-Responsive
The contract is recommended to be awarded to
D.L. Withers Construction on 3/3/16.
City of Bisbee - Maintenance of the Huber at the San Jose
Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Award date: 2/16/16
The contract was awarded to Huber Technology Wastewater
Solutions in the amount of $5,100.00.
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Maintenance
City of Phoenix - Roof Repairs at Police Academy.
City of Scottsdale - Eldorado Boys & Girls Club Gym Roof
Replacement.
Due date: 2/9/16
Due date: 2/11/16
Reference # IFB PW 16-008
1. Starkweather Roofing
$200,337.80
2. Tecta America Arizona
$236,836.50
3. Progressive Roofing
$241,414.00
4. Brazos Urethane, Inc.
$292,841.00
Reference # 16PB016
1. Jim Brown & Sons Roofing
$79,414.00
2. Progressive Roofing
$83,200.00
3. Fynn Southwest
$107,526.00
Products & Equipment
UA - White High Performance Elastomeric Roof Coating with a
10-year Specification.
City of Phoenix - Supply Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons.
Due date: 10/22/15
Reference # IFB 16-103
Posted on: 1/25/16
Reference # L131606
The contract was awarded to Sherwin Williams.
Sunnyside Unified School District No. 12 - Flooring Materials,
Products, and Services as needed.
Due date: 1/29/16
1. Sierra Transportation
$138,410.00
2. K & K System, Inc. $241,590.60
3. Solar Traffic Controls LLC
$255,845.00
4. Clark Transportation Solutions
$313,380.00
5. Tapco
$380,125.00
Due date: 1/13/16
Reference # B-16-43-16
All bids were rejected.
Arizona Loses 25 Percent of Solar Jobs in 2015
By Eric Jay Toll for Phoenix Business Journal
Arizona lost 2,248 solar industry jobs in 2015 according to a
report from the Solar Foundation.
The nearly 25 percent job drop from 2014 reported in the
Arizona Solar Job Census dropped the state four places in rankings from third to seventh place among states with solar-related
jobs.
The Arizona Solar Jobs Census 2015 report cites increases in
utility fees approved by the Arizona Corporation Commission and
the state’s largest municipal utility, SRP, which itself recorded a
more than 75 percent drop in solar installations in their service
territory, as the likely reason for the decline.
Read more at Phoenix Business Journal
Nationally, the industry added more than 35,000 jobs, a 20
percent increase over 2014.
ARIZONA PROJECTS
Friday
February 19, 2016
Volume 7 Issue 2
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Arizona Projects
GROUNDBREAKINGS
2 ADOT will begin a two-year project to
finish the I-10/Loop 303 interchange,
which will allow drivers in the
Southwest Valley to access
westbound I-10 from Loop 303
and make it possible for drivers
heading west on I-10 to transition
onto the southbound Loop 303
and into Goodyear. To accomplish
these connections, the department
will extend Loop 303 to south of
Van Buren Street, about a mile
from its current endpoint. The
new stretch of the freeway will
attach to the unfinished ramps.
3 Davis Enterprises has received
approval from the City of Tempe to
begin construction on The Wedge,
a prime retail project at 1015 S.
Rural Road in Tempe. The 11.8KSF
project will feature storefront
opportunities for restaurant/
Credit: ADOT
retail users, with rare Rural Road
frontage where more than 37K
vehicles pass per day. The building
will be completed by fall 2016.
4 Rosedale Residences, developed
by Scottsdale-based Catclar
Investments, broke ground last week
on 27 tri-level townhomes, with the
first occupancy available Summer
2016. The two bedroom plus den
residences feature a two-car garage
and three levels of living spread
between 1,750SF and 2,150SF.
3
Credit: Davis: Enterprises
a groundbreaking for its new luxury
automotive dealership on February
22 at 2:00 p.m. at 3455 Gilbert
Road in Gilbert. The nearly 70KSF
facility is being constructed on a
7-acre parcel centrally located in the
emerging high-end Rivulon mixed-use
development directly across Gilbert
Road from the Chandler AutoMall.
5 Residents will have a more reliable
link with Yuma County’s largest
employer, Yuma Proving Ground,
thanks to a 600-foot bridge ADOT
is building across a flood-prone
section of US 95. Work began
this week on the $9.3M bridge
spanning Fortuna Wash northeast
of Yuma and is expected to be
completed by next winter.
4
6 Desert Star Academy held a
ceremonial groundbreaking Monday
for a new school building slated
to open next year in Bullhead City.
Desert Star Academy outgrew
its original home 10 months
after it opened, and moved to
the Highway 95 location.
Credit: AZRE
1 Mercedes-Benz of Gilbert will hosts
2
5
Manning House is now operating
as headquarters for Arizona’s
largest community health center.
The 109-year-old building sits on
slightly more than five acres that
were acquired by the nonprofit El
Rio Community Health Center in
2013. El Rio is investing $11.1M into
the property, including the cost of
constructing a second building on the
property, a three-story office tower
currently known as “Manning 2.”
8 Irgens – Phoenix has announced
development completion of
shell and core construction for
Harbor Vista Medical Commons, the
new Cigna Medical Group Sun City
Multi-Specialty Center at 9069 W.
Thunderbird Ave., Sun City. The 60KSF
build-to-suit facility is scheduled to
open for patients in October, 2016.
8
Credit: Irgens
7 Downtown Tucson’s historic
Credit: ADOT
PROGRESS REPORTS
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February 19, 2016
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9 All the pieces are in place for
Legoland Discovery Center. The
$12M, 40KSF facility is set to open at
Arizona Mills in Tempe on April 22.
The space will feature two Lego rides,
a 4-D cinema, a brick pool, party
rooms, a Lego version of the Phoenix
skyline, and replicas of other Arizona
landmarks.
9
10 OdySea Aquarium remains on
track for a summer grand opening;
a “topping out” recently took
place. This new construction
milestone marks the conclusion of
steelwork to the top of the facility
which included installation of 2
million pounds of steel and 1,198
beams for the 200,000-squarefoot, three-story facility.
10
COMPLETIONS
the grand opening of the
Maricopa Maintenance Facility.
The Maricopa Fire Department
and City Streets Crew will use the
facility to perform maintenance on
vehicles and equipment. The facility
will also serve as a dispatching
center for the Streets Crew.
12 Approximately 85 state, local and
Skyline Regional Park in Buckeye,
a $4M park project. Construction
for the project included roadway
construction, park features including
entry gate house, entry gate
monument, ramadas, restrooms and
a pedestrian/equestrian bridge across
the Skyline Wash. Skanska’s work
ranged from subgrade preparation
and reinforced concrete box culverts
to asphalt paving and landscaping.
11
14 Cactus League Spring Training is
just around the corner and crews in
Peoria have been getting the seasonal
home of the San Diego Padres and
Seattle Mariners ready for the action.
Fans will see a lot of improvements
to the Peoria Sports Complex,
including the addition of 700
seats near third base.
13
Credit: SKANSKA
county officials, and business
people gathered Feb. 11 for a VIP
dedication of Sandstone Solar, one
of the state’s largest photovoltaic
power plants. The plant covers more
than 300 acres of former farmland
and uses more than 182,000 solar
panels. The panels turn on a singleaxis tracking system that follows the
sun for direct exposure all day.
13 Skanska completed work at
Credit: City of Maricopa
11 The City of Maricopa celebrated
Credit: McCarthy Building Co.
PROGRESS REPORTS (CONT’D)
Credit: Legoland Discovery Center
Arizona Projects
Credit: Florence Reminder
14
Industry Events
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February 19, 2016
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Arizona Industry Events
AAED
FEB. 19 - Inaugural AAED Cornhole
Tourney
FEB. 24 - Academy of Arizona:
Incubators as Economic Drivers
MARCH 1 - Education to Work
Task Force (Tucson)
ABA
FEB. 19 - 2016 Presidents Installation
Dinner & Auction
FEB. 24 - A Better Seller/Doer Model
(Tucson)
THE REFERENCE
LIBRARY
February Breakfast/Lunch Series
FEB. 24 - Architectural Wood Door
Construction
FEB. 25 - Optimizing Water Efficiency
in Multi-family & Single-Family Homes
Porcelain Stoneware Cladding Solution
for Energy Efficient Buildings
MARCH 16 - The Value of Paint
MARCH 17 - Spa-Inspired Shower
Design & Installation Considerations
MARCH 24 - Fire Stopping 101
FEB. 24 - How to Win the Contract and
SAME/TISP
FEB. 26 - Infrastructure
FEB. 23 - ATB Mixer (Tucson)
NAIOP
FEB. 19 - Market Leader Series
SAVE THE DATE
APRIL 10-12 - AzTA 2016 AzTA/
ADOT Annual Transit Conference
APRIL 20 - AZBEX
Resiliency Workshop
Phoenix Metro Development
Summit
SMPS
MAY 4-6 - AAED
Spring Conference 2016
Keep Them Coming
ATB
Plumbing Product Contributing
to Water Conservation
FEB. 26 - Construction Woes:
What’s happening with the
availability of labor in metro Phoenix?
MARCH 23 - Metal Roof Systems:
Construction Industry Job Fair (Tucson)
MARCH 2 - Lunch + LEED |
MARCH 2 - Brick Fundamentals
MARCH 9 - Decorative Concrete
MARCH 10 - Ventilated Wall Systems/
FEB. 24 - Scaffold Competent Person
FEB. 23 - Southern Arizona
Medals Awards Luncheon
VALLEY PARTNERSHIP
Solutions
AMCA
FEB. 24 - USGBC Arizona Heavy
March Breakfast/Lunch Series
ACT
Training Class (Tucson)
USGBC
MARCH 2 - Leverage Your
Beverage
TMA AZ
FEB. 23 - February Networking Mixer
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PROJECT SOLICITATIONS
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Project Solicitations
How to Read Projects Solicitations
Projects are Color Coded by Category: Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant, Development, Horizontal,
Utilities, Commercial, Alterations & Maintenance, and Products & Equipment.
Solicitations are listed by their Due Date and the Darker Color Shade indicates solicitations New or Revised in this Issue.
CMAR - Construction Manager at Risk DBB - Design Bid Build
IDIQ - Indefinite Delivery,
DND - Did not Disclose
Indefinite Quantity
DB - Design Build
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
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.
DESIGN / CONSULTANT / PLANNING / INSPECTION
Includes Design, Construction Administration,
Inspection, Master Planning, Surveying, and
Environmental Analysis Solutions.
Due Date Project PlanRFP/RFQ / Project Type
& Time
Volume Holders #
Owner - Project Description
PreLink
Submittal
2/19/16
12pm
List
AVSUSOCS18
RFQ
City of Phoenix - Aviation Sustainability
On-Call Consulting Services for FY 2016/17 and
2017/18. Contact: Liz Blakley at 602-681-5317 at
[email protected]. First published on 1/29
2/9/16
1pm
Link
2/19/16
4pm
List
2016-009
RFQ
Town of Marana - Architectural Services for the Design 2/1/16
and Construction of a Police Facility. Contact: Patrick
10am
O’Kane at 520-382-2679 or [email protected]. First
published on 1/29 and added sign-in sheet on 2/5
Link
List
CP0211
RFQ
City of Mesa - Eagles Park Design Services. Design phase 2/8/16
services for converting the site of the former Mesa
11am
Junior High School to a new City park facility. Contact:
Maggie Martinez of the Engineering Department at
[email protected].
First published on 2/2 & added sign-in sheet on 2/12
Link
RFQ 20162000143; CIP
0030 ROAD1
RFQ
City of Yuma - Construction Administration Services for
16th St & 4th Ave Intersection Improvements. Login
required. Contact: Robin R. Wilson at 928-373-5116 or
none
Link
TMPU-RFQ
RFQ
City of Sedona - Transportation Master Plan Update.
Contact: Stephen Craver, Engineering Supervisor, at
2/8/16
1pm
Link
16RP024
RFP
City of Scottsdale - On-Call Training for Scottsdale
none
Water to operate a water and wastewater utility
and specific subject training related to practices and
equipment common to Scottsdale Water. Contact: Cheryl
Champine, Bid & Contract Specialist, at 480-312-5719 or
[email protected].
First published on 1/29
2/23/16
11am
$6.5M
2/23/16
4pm
$400K
2/23/16
4pm
2/24/16
3pm
$30K
List
Link
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DESIGN / PLANNING / INSPECTION / CONSULTANT
Due Date
& Time
Project
Volume
PlanHolders
2/25/16
2pm
RFP/RFQ/
Project #
Type
PreSubmittal
Link
#343
IFB
The Navajo Housing Authority - Environmental Testing.
Contact: Lorencita Salabye, Procurement Specialist, at
List
RFQ 161602
RFQ
ASU - Utility Saving Projects & Initiatives
Consultant. Contact: Gail Horney at 480-727-2439 or
& added sign-in sheet on 2/16
List
DP(CMAR) 11495 RFQ
ASU - Design Services for the Memorial Union Deferred 2/10/16
Maintenance CMAR project. Some of the work includes 2pm
waste/ potable water lines, miscellaneous roof and
exterior envelope repairs along with restrooms that
need to be renovated/replaced. Contact: Gail Horney, Sr.
Buyer, at 480-727-2439 or [email protected]. First
published on 2/9 & added sign-in sheet on 2/16
Link
2/26/16
2pm
RFQ-70-16-5-5
RFQ
Yuma Educational Materials Management Consortium
- Architect and Engineering Services for Level I
Projects. Contact: Lynne Ford at 928-502-4328 or
Link
2/26/16
2:30pm
RFQ-70-16-6-5
RFQ
Yuma Educational Materials Management Consortium
- Architect and Engineering Services for Level II
Projects. Contact: Lynne Ford at 928-502-4328 or
Link
16SQ008
RFQ
City of Scottsdale - Master Planning Services for
Scottsdale Stadium. Contact: Scott Mars, Senior Project
Manager, at [email protected]. First published on
1/22 & sign-in sheet added 2/19
2/26/16
3pm
F16-01-04
RFP
Navajo County - Hazard Mitigation Plan Update.
Contact: Joyce Alexander, Purchasing, at 928-524-4322 or
[email protected].
Link
2/26/16
4:45pm
RFP #320
RFP
The Navajo Housing Authority - Professional
Code Review and Inspection Services. Contact:
Link
2/29/16
3pm
2016-PW-07
RFQ
City of Cottonwood - Mingus Avenue Design Services
from 10th St. to Main St. Contact: Jeff Cook, Purchasing
Agent, at [email protected] or 928-340-2714.
Link
2/29/16
4pm
SFQ 205603
RFQ
Pima County - Architectural and Engineering Design
Services for Flowing Wells Branch Library Addition.
Contact: Ana Wilber at [email protected] or Christy
Bustillos regarding documents at 520-724-8414 or
2/25/16
2pm
2/26/16
2pm
2/26/16
3pm
$15M
$250K
List
Link
2/8/16
10am
2/12/16
1:30pm
2/10/16
11am
Link
Link
Link
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Due Date
& Time
Project
Volume
3/1/16
12pm
PlanHolders
RFP/RFQ/
Project #
List
Type
RFQ
MAG - On-Call FY 2016 Intelligent Transportation
Systems & Transportation Safety Planning. DBE goal of
5.32%. Contact: Margaret Boone, MAG ITS and Safety
Engineer III, at [email protected]. First published on
2/2 & added sign-in sheet on 2/16
PreSubmittal
Link
2/4/16
3:30pm
Link
3/2/16
2pm
2016-009
RFQ
ADOT - Supplemental Service - Temporary Part-Time
Project Delivery Manager(s). Contact: Gregory Wristen
at 602-712-4474 or Randy Copic, Contract Specialist, at
[email protected]. Pre-Solicitation published on 2/9 &
moved to open solicitations on 2/12
Link
3/2/16
4pm
IF-2016-1
RFP
City of Somerton - Development Fee Study for Water
and Park Facilities. Contact: Bill Lee, Somerton City
Manager, at 928-722-7400. First published on 2/12
Link
16-001
RFQ
Daisy Mountain Fire Department - Architectural
Services. Design of a new fire station in Phoenix & a
new administration building in Anthem. Contact: Danny
Johnson at 623-465-7400 or [email protected].
List
PW16810003
RFQ
City of Phoenix - SR85 Landfill Methane Gas Engineering none
Services – Design Services. Provide design, construction
administration and inspection services for the SR 85
Landfill. Contact: Donna Wiltshire, Contract Specialist II,
at 602-261-8894 or [email protected].
Link
List
WS85320024
RFQ
City of Phoenix - Union Hills Water Treatment Plant
Rehabilitation (WTP) Design Services. Contact: Keith D.
Brown at 602-534-5789 or [email protected].
2/19/16
10am
Link
IFB 16-124
IFB
City of Phoenix - Backflow Annual Testing
and Inspection. Contact: Roseann Yrigoyen,
Contract Specialist II, at 602-262-4815 or
[email protected].
2/24/16
10am
Link
RFP
Hopi Tribal Housing Authority - Market/Feasibility
2/17/16
Study For Twin Arrows Development Site Twin Arrows, 1pm
Arizona. Contact: Felicia Yaiva, Procurement Office, at
928-737-2810 or [email protected].
Link
RFP
Town of Superior - Engineering Services for Wastewater 2/17/16
Treatment Plant Improvements. Contact: Ken Hebert,
10am
Project Manager, Central Arizona Governments (CAG),
800-782-1445, 480-474-9300 or [email protected].
Link
3/3/16
11am
$4M
3/4/16
12pm
3/4/16
12pm
3/4/16
2pm
$9M
3/4/16
4pm
3/7/16
4pm
CDBG #555-95
2/25/16
10am
Link
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Due Date
& Time
Project
Volume
PlanHolders
3/7/16
4pm
3/8/16
2pm
<$2.5M/ List
WO
3/8/16
3pm
RFP/RFQ/
Project #
Type
PreSubmittal
Link
161456
RFQ
City of Tucson - On-Call Environmental Consultant
2/29/16
Services. Contact: Dan Longanecker at 520-837-4125 or 2pm
Link
F16SOL10019
RFQ
Smithsonian Institution - Architect-Engineer Indefinite
Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) for fall protection.
Smithsonian Institution facilities are located including
Arizona, Florida, Hawaii, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New
York, Pennsylvania, Panama, Guyana and Belize. Contact:
Christine Grant, Contracts Specialist, at [email protected].
Link
2016-43
RFQ
City of Flagstaff - Critical Infrastructure Redevelopment
Plan - Cinder Lake Landfill Phase I. Contact: Eileen
Brown, Senior Procurement Specialist, at 928-213-2278
or [email protected]. First published on 2/16
2/25/16
3pm
Link
Town of Paradise Valley - Bicycle and Pedestrian
2/24/16
Master Plan. Contact: Paul Michaud at 480-348-3574 or 2pm
[email protected]. First published on 2/16 Mand.
Link
RFQ
City of Safford - Airport Planning and Engineering
Services. Contact: Hilary Cuenin, Project Manager, at
Link
F16SOL10020
IDIQ
Smithsonian Institution - Architect-Engineer and Physical
Security Specialist Support IDIQ. Smithsonian Institution
facilities are located including Arizona, Florida, Hawaii,
Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania,
Panama, Guyana and Belize. Contact: Christine Grant,
Contracts Specialist, at [email protected].
Link
3/10/16
2pm
2016-007
RFQ
ADOT - Supplemental Service-Design Review Engineer
(Roadway Engineering Group). Contact: Sherri Ross at
602-712-6825 or [email protected]. Pre-Solicitation
published on 2/5 & moved to open solicitations on 2/12
Link
3/17/16
3pm
16C-0311
RFQ
Mohave Educational Services Cooperative, Inc. 2/19/16
Architectural Services. Contact: Anita McLemore, C.P.M., 10am
Director of Mohave Operations, at 928-718-3075 or
Link
3/9/16
3pm
<$150K
RFP-16-0001-CMD RFP
3/9/16
5pm
3/10/16
2pm
<$5M
List
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Due Date
& Time
Project
Volume
PlanHolders
RFP/RFQ/
Project #
3/18/16
2pm
3/22/16
1pm
$700K
3/30/16
8:15am
$75K
List
16SQ009
Type
PreSubmittal
Link
RFP
Western Arizona Council of Governments - Regional
Strategic Transportation Safety Plan. Contact: Justin
Hembree, WACOG Transportation Program Manager, at
[email protected] or 928-377-1070.
Link
RFQ
City of Scottsdale - Architectural Programming and
3/9/16
Schematic Design Services for Desert Discovery Center 10am
at the Gateway Sonoran Preserve. Contact: Gary Meyer
at 480-312-2367 or [email protected]. First
published on 2/12
Link
RFP
MAG - FY 2016 Interstate 10 / Papago Freeway Tunnel
Traffic Operations Study. Contact: Bob Hazlett at
[email protected]. First published on 2/16 & added
contact and revised link on 2/19
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RFQ
Town of Paradise Valley - Ritz Roadway Improvements
3/1/16
Engineering Services RFQ. Design Engineer and
11am
construction administration for roadway improvements
related to the Ritz Carlton Development. Contact: Jeremy
Knapp at 480-348-3622 or [email protected].
Link
RFQ
Valley Metro - Re-advertisement of Program
3/18/16
Management and Construction Management Services 10am
as defined in the Regional Transportation Plan. Contact:
Link
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DEVELOPMENT
Includes Requests for Development Proposals,
Entitlements, and Misc. Real Estate Services. Also
includes Misc. Land and Title solicitations.
Due Date PlanRFP/RFQ Project # Type
& Time
Holders
2/19/16
4pm
RFP
Trellis - Community Market Assessment for the McDowell
Road Redevelopment project in Phoenix, AZ. Contact:
Joel McCabe, Director of Real Estate Development at
Link
RFP 16-002
RFP
City of Phoenix - Title, Escrow and Title Insurance Services 2/5/16
for Citywide Projects. Contact: Tamara Shapero at 6021:30pm
495-7835 or [email protected]. Pre-Solicitation
published on 1/19 & moved to open solicitations on 2/2
Link
16-131
RFP
City of Tempe - Lease/Purchase and Development
2/3/16
of City-Owned Land - Pier 202. This proposal is for
10am
qualifications for the lease or purchase and development
of City-owned land located near Rural Road and Rio Salado
Parkway in Tempe, Arizona. Contact: Michael Greene
[email protected] or 480-350-8516. First
published on 12/15 & added pre-Submittal meeting date on
1/19 & added sign-in sheet on 2/5
Link
3/4/16
4pm
RFP
Hopi Tribal Housing Authority - Market/Feasibility Study
2/17/16 Link
for Twin Arrows Development Site. Contact: Chester Carl at 1pm
928-737-2801 or [email protected]. First published on 2/2
3/4/16
4pm
RFP
Hopi Tribal Housing Authority - Market/Feasibility Study
2/17/16 Link
For Twin Arrows Development Site Twin Arrows, Arizona. 1pm
Contact: Felicia Yaiva, Procurement Office, at 928-737-2810
RFP
City of Phoenix - Downtown Redevelopment Area RFP.
Contact: Isis Sanchez at [email protected].
2/29/16
12pm
3/1/16
3pm
4/22/16
12pm
List
RFP-CED15-DTN
PreLink
Proposal
Link
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HORIZONTAL
Includes Earthwork, Roadway Improvements, Paving Maintenance,
Transportation, and Single-Trade Solicitations directly related to Horizontal
Construction (i.e. Traffic Signal Signalization and Pavement Marking).
Due Date Project PlanSolicitation/
& Time
Volume Holders Project #
Contract Owner – Project description
Type
2/19/16
10am
IFB
Rivulon LLC / Nationwide Realty Investors, Ltd. Rivulon Infrastructure Improvement Project, Pecos
Road and South Allen Avenue North Bid Package,
Gilbert. Contact: Dean Aquino with NRI at 614-2212012 or [email protected] and Greg Hahn
with EPS Group at [email protected].
2016-002
IFB
Town of Marana - Twin Peaks Shared Use Path Access. 1/28/16
Construct three concrete bicycle access ramps and
10am
two asphalt bicycle paths to provide access between
Twin Peaks Road and the Santa Cruz River Shared
Use Path. Contact: Patrick O’Kane at 520-382-2679 or
AG-8173-S16-0012
RFQuote Department of Agriculture - Replace Concrete - Fool
Hollow Rec Area. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact:
Warren L. Abbott at [email protected] or Phone:
928-333-6344. Pre-Solicitation published on 1/22 &
moved to open solicitations on 2/12
151614
IFB
City of Glendale - P1 Parking, 91st & Maryland
2/16/16
Avenues. Project includes removal of existing farm
10am
buildings and homes located on 22 Acres of prior
farm/feedlot. Site is being developed for automobile
parking with storm retention, catch basins and related
piping, commercial lighting, sidewalk, curbing, minor
block and chain link fence work.
Link
COCHA1600006011;
ST1404.401
IFB
City of Chandler - Ray Road / Dobson Road Eastbound 2/1/16
Deceleration Lane. Contact: Amanda Sahin at 48010am
782-3349 or [email protected]. First
published on 1/26 & added sign-in sheet 2/19
Link
151224
RFQuote City of Tucson - SA - Landfill Liner Repairs.
Contact: Bert Resimont at 520-837-4126 or
[email protected].
2/19/16
4pm
2/19/16
4pm
<$25K
2/22/16
10am
2/22/16
3pm
List
2/22/16
4pm
2/23/16
1:30pm
$250K$500K
IFB
City of Casa Grande - Adaptive Traffic Control System.
Contact: Remilie S. Miller at 520-421-8600 or Duane
Eitel, PE, City Traffic Engineer at 520-421‐8625 or
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
2/8/16
10am
Link
Link
Link
Link
Link
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& Time
Project
Volume
PlanHolders
Solicitation/
Project #
Type
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
2/23/16
3pm
REVISED
ADOT16-00005751 IFB
ADOT - Guardrail Repair and Replacement Statewide. Contact: Jennifer Hefley at 602-712-8584
& revised due date on 2/5, 2/12 & 2/19
1/25/16
9am
Link
2/25/16
10am
IFB
City of Litchfield Park - 2-Acre Park Site
Improvements. Contact: Robert Consoni at 623-5474661 or [email protected].
First published on 2/9 & revised link on 2/12
2/18/16
10am
Mand.
Link
1520382
IFB
Yavapai County - Overlay (Eastern FY 2015-2016)
2/16/16
in Yavapai County. Apply asphaltic concrete overlay
10am
on Rocking Chair Ranch Road near Cottonwood,
Mand.
Cornville Road near Cornville, and Bell Rock
Blvd. Contact: MaryAn Sala at 928-777-7522 or
& revised link, added mandatory Pre-bid and added
the valuation on 2/5
Link
1620873
IFB
Yavapai County - Pavement Preservation project in
Yavapai County. Contact: MaryAn Sala at 928-7777522 or [email protected].
2/16/16
3pm
Link
1620384
IFB
Yavapai County - Iron Springs Road Box Culvert
Extension Project in Yavapai County, AZ. Contact:
MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-7777522 or [email protected].
2/16/16
2pm
Mand.
Link
SGTPLI; 2016-ES01 IFB
City of Sedona - Sugarloaf Trailhead Parking Lot
Improvements Project. Expand and improve the
existing Sugarloaf Trailhead Parking Lot into a
paved parking lot. The project consists of grading,
drainage, paving, and ADA accessible parking.
Contact: Ryan Mortillaro at 928-203-5091 or
2/16/16
2pm
Mand.
Link
CM-202-A(219)T;
H867301C
ADOT - FMS Phase 14b on SR 202L from just east
of Dobson Road to Ray Road within the City of
Chandler and Town of Gilbert. The proposed work
consists of the installation of CCTVs, dynamic message
signs on overhead sign structures, ramp meters,
mainline detector stations and the associated conduit,
fiber optic cables, power conductors, and other
related components. DBE goal of 1.87%. Contact:
Engineering Specialist: Tom Mowery-Racz at 602712-6741 or Construction Supervisor: Girgis Girgis at
602-712-6813. First published on 1/12
2/25/16
1:30pm
$818K
2/25/16
1:30pm
2/25/16
1:30pm
$128K
2/25/16
2pm
2/26/16
11am
$6.3M
List
IFB
Link
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Due Date
& Time
Project
Volume
PlanHolders
Solicitation/
Project #
Type
2/26/16
11am
$11.5M List
040-E-(218)T;
H878101C
IFB
ADOT - System Preservation in Apache County on
Interstate 40 between approximately 13 mile east
of the City of Sanders. DBE goal of 6.30%. Contact:
Engineering Specialist: Mohammed Patwary at 602712-8187 or Construction Supervisor: Carl Ericksen at
Link
2/26/16
11am
$240K
List
GLN-0-(245)T;
SH60801C
IFB
ADOT - Sign Removal and Installation in the City
of Glendale, Maricopa County. DBE goal not listed.
Contact: Engineering Specialist: Mahfuz Anwarat 602712-7663 or Construction Supervisor: Mike Zimnick at
Link
2/26/16
11am
$8M
List
075-A-(201)T;
H815201C
IFB
ADOT - Pavement Rehabilitation in Greenlee
County on SR 75 beginning in the Town of Duncan
at the intersection with US 70 and extending
north for 13.06 miles. DBE goal of 5.93%. Contact:
Engineering Specialist: Vian Rashid at 602-712-8260 or
Construction Supervisor: Brian W. Jevas at
Link
2/26/16
11am
REVISED
$800K
List
PRV-0-(205)T;
SL68001C
IFB
ADOT - Construct Multi-Use Pathways in various
locations in the Town of Prescott Valley. The work
consists of constructing asphaltic concrete pathway,
sidewalk, retaining walls, placing drainage pipes, and
other miscellaneous work. DBE goal of 9.11%. Contact:
Engineering Specialist: Jedidiah Young at 602-7128117 or Construction Supervisor: Janet Doerstling at
928-277-2906. First published on 12/18 & revised link
on 12/29. Revised due date on 1/26
Link
2/26/16
11am
REVISED
$256K
List
SB-AZ-12(002)T;
H861201C
IFB
ADOT - Pedestrian Crossing Improvements within the
City of Kingman, on SR 66 / Andy Devine Avenue and
First Street. The work consists of constructing a new
hybrid beacon for a pedestrian crossing, constructing
sidewalk and ramps, installing pavement marking, and
related work. DBE goal of 5.23%. Contact: Engineering
Specialist: Brandon Campbell at 602-712-8257 or
Construction Supervisor: Allison Baker at
& revised due date on 2/5
Link
2/26/16
11am
REVISED
$8M
List
NH-040-E(215)
T; H859101C &
NH-040-E(216)T;
H860801C
IFB
ADOT - Equipment Crossing Construction on I-40,
approximately nine miles east of Holbrook. DBE goal
of 6.07%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Rene Teran
at 602-712-8264 or Construction Supervisor: Carl
Ericksen at 928-524-5421. First published on 1/12
& revised due date on 1/26 & 2/16
Link
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
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Due Date
& Time
Project
Volume
2/26/16
4pm
PlanHolders
Solicitation/
Project #
Type
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
2016-001
IFB
Town of Marana - Camino Martin / Jeremy Place
Reconstruction. Work includes removal and salvage
of 7,781 SY of AC, base course prep. new curbs and
drainage, adjust utilities, and construct new asphalt
driveways. Login required. Contact: Patrick O’Kane at
3/1/16
2pm
16-B-03
IFB
Mohave County - Cattle Guards. Contact: Tara Acton at 2/17/16
928-753-0752, EXT. 3 or [email protected]. 10:30am
Link
3/2/16
10am
IFB C-005-1516
IFB
Crane Elementary School District - Installation of
Cured In Place Pipe (CIPP) at Crane Middle School,
Yuma. Login required. Contact: Mercedes Villafana at
Link
List
none
2/9/16
10am
Link
Trench Shoring Services:
Phoenix 602-431-0911
S. Arizona 520-624-0465
N. Arizona 928-759-0094
www.Trafficade.com
– Trench Shields
– Manhole Boxes
– Hydraulic Shores
– Multi-Shores
– Steel Road Plates
– Confined Space Equipment
– Competent Person Training
3/2/16
10am
3/2/16
11am
REVISED
3/2/16
4pm
$250K
- $500K
List
IFB
Town of Parker - Apply a chip seal preservation
treatment of various streets. Contact: Public Works
Department at 928-669-9265. First published on 2/19
Link
15070; OV 30
15/16 02
IFB
Town of Oro Valley - 2015/2016 Town of Oro Valley
2/24/16
Surface Treatment Phase 2. Contact: Jose Rodriquez, 1pm
P.E., Project Manager, at FAX 520-229-4899. First
REVISED
published on 2/9 & revised due date & pre-bid date on
2/16. Revised link on 2/19
Link
AG-8173-S16-0007
RFP
Department of Agriculture - Road Maintenance and
2/17/16
Construction - Alpine & Clifton Ranger Districts.
9:30am
Small Business Set-Aside. A Pre-Proposal Meeting is
scheduled for February 17, 2016, 9:30 a.m., Alpine
Ranger District Office, HWY 180 & 191, Alpine, AZ
85920. Contact: Warren L Abbott at [email protected]
or 928-333-6344. Pre-solicitation published on 1/19
& revised target date and both due dates on 2/2 &
moved to open Solicitations on 2/9
Link
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HORIZONTAL
Due Date
& Time
Project
Volume
3/3/16
4pm
$5M
- $10M
3/3/16
4pm
REVISED
PlanHolders
Solicitation/
Project #
Type
161451; S40916MO-02 &
S409-16RC-02
List
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
IFB
City of Tucson - Road Recovery FY 2016 Rehabilitation 2/18/16
Package 2. Contact: Dan Longanecker at
2pm
Link
AG-8173-S16-0011
IDIQ
Department of Agriculture - Gates and Cattle Guards
IDIQ. Contact: Warren L Abbott at [email protected]
or 928-333-6344. Small Business Set-Aside. First
published on 2/5 & revised due date on 2/12
Link
3/4/16
11am
$1.8M
List
008-B-(204)T;
H844901C
IFB
ADOT - Drainage Improvements in Maricopa County
along south side of I-8. The proposed work consists
of constructing a soil cement stabilized slope on the
north bank of the wash; placing new shoulder build
up; installing pipe culverts; replacing barbed wire
fence, and other miscellaneous work. DBE goal of
3.23%. Contact: C&S Technical Leader: Manish Shah
at 602-712-7216 or Construction Supervisor: Jaime
Hernandez at 928-317-2158. First published on 1/12
Link
3/4/16
11am
$500K
List
068-A-(203)T;
H860501C
IFB
ADOT - Construct a right-hand turn lane on State
Route 68 (SR 68) within the town of Golden Valley
in Mohave County. DBE goal of 3.55%. Contact:
Engineering Specialist: Sarker Rahman at 602-7128262 or Construction Supervisor: Allison W Baker at
Link
3/4/16
11am
$191K
List
999-A-(253)T;
PSRTS06C
IFB
ADOT - Construct ADA ramps in Navajo County within
the limits of the City of Holbrook. The work consists
of constructing sidewalk ramps, constructing curb and
gutter, installing school flashers, placing pavement
markings, and other miscellaneous work. DBE goal of
3.56%. First published on 1/12
Link
3/4/16
11am
$115K
List
GLN-0-(238)T;
SH57301C
IFB
ADOT - Safety Improvements, removal and
installation of new signs in the City of Glendale. DBE
goal of 3.28%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Mahfuz
Anwar at 602-712-7663 or Construction Supervisor:
Girgis Girgis at 602-712-6710. First published on 2/5
Link
3/4/16
11am
$2.1M
List
260-B-(221)T;
H889201C
IFB
ADOT - System restoration on SR 260 approximately
30 miles east of the Town of Payson. The work
consists of milling and replacing existing AC, applying
rubberized chip seal coat, replacing pavement
markings and other miscellaneous work. DBE goal
of 5.85%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Priscilla
Hernandez at 602-712-8268 or Construction
Supervisor: Tom Goodman at 928-468-5063.
Link
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& Time
Project
Volume
PlanHolders
Solicitation/
Project #
3/4/16
11am
$115K
List
HSIP-GLN-0(238)T; IFB
SH57301C
3/8/16
1:30pm
3/10/16
4pm
$950K
List
3/17/16
2pm
AG-8173-S16-0010
Type
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
ADOT - System Enhancement in Glendale for removal
and installation of new signs work, citywide. DBE
goal of 3.28% Contact: Engineering Specialist Mahfuz
Anwar at 602-712-7663 or Construction Supervisor
Girgis Girgis at 602-712-6710. First published on 2/19
Link
IFB
City of Casa Grande - Taxiway E Reconstruction.
2/18/16
Contact: Remilie S. Miller at 520-421-8600 Ext. 1110 or 10am
Link
RFP
Department of Agriculture - Road Maintenance and
Construction - Springerville Ranger District. Small
Business Set-Aside. Contact: Warren L Abbott at
Pre-solicitation published on 1/19
& moved to open solicitations on 2/12
Link
2/17/16
9:30am
16PWD004; CIP13- IFB
025; 16-21578108930-12002
City of Prescott - Walker Road Reconstruction Project. 3/3/16
This project generally consists of removing and
10am
replacing existing paved surface including subgrade
Mand.
preparation, new signal loop-detectors and striping,
modifying shoulder grades for sewer easement access;
and construction of new water line. Contact: City of
Prescott, Public Works Department, at 928-777-1130.
Link
3/18/16
11am
$500K
List
040-A(221)T;
H874401C
IFB
ADOT - System Enhancements in Mohave County at
the traffic interchange (TI) between Interstate 40 and
US 93. The project consists of widening the westbound
off ramp to create a channelized right turn lane,
construction of new raised median islands, new traffic
signal facilities, modifications to existing roadway
striping, and other related work. DBE goal of 5.56%.
Link
3/18/16
11am
$6M
List
STP-191-E(214)T;
H867601C
IFB
ADOT - System Preservation in Apache County on
US 191, south of Chinle. Work consists of overlay,
asphalt-rubber stress absorbing membrane, pipe end
sections, removing bridge rail and replacing it with
concrete barrier, guardrail, pavement markings, and
other miscellaneous work. DBE goal of 4.98%. Contact:
Engineering Specialist Manish Shah at 602-712-7216
or Construction Supervisor Carl Ericksen at 928-5245421. First published on 2/19
Link
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Due Date
& Time
Project
Volume
PlanHolders
Solicitation/
Project #
Type
3/18/16
11am
$22M
List
NH-010-A(225)T;
H871201C
IFB
ADOT - System Preservation in La Paz County on I-10
approximately 10 miles east of Quartzsite. The work
consists of milling the existing AC and replacing it with
AC and AR-ACFC overlay. DBE goal of 7.00%. Contact:
Engineering Specialist William Nanni at 602-712-6899
or Construction Supervisor Jaime Hernandez at
2016-PW-08
IFB
City of Cottonwood - Pavement Marking. Contact:
IFB
Metro Water District - Hub Reservoir Expansion
Retaining Wall Phase 2. Construct approx. 126 lineal
feet of new retaining wall, backfill, grade, remove
water pipe, and salvage and relocate chain link
fencing. First published on 2/19
3/22/16
3pm
3/30/16
2pm
UTILITIES
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
Link
3/3/16
10am
Link
Link
Includes water, waste-water, and other utilities
(excluding traffic signalization projects), as well as solar,
biomass, and other energy-related solicitations.
Due Date Project Plan- Solicitation/
& Time
Volume Holders Project #
Contract Owner – Project description
Type
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
2/22/16
3pm
IFB
State of Arizona - 1740 Central Plant Upgrade,
Phoenix. This project consists of chilled water system
improvements and Central Plant building addition.
Contact: Gina Decotiis at [email protected].
First published on 2/5 & added sign-in sheet on 2/12
2/4/16
9am
Link
IFB
The Foundation for Senior Living - Installation of a roof 2/8/16
mounted, grid-interactive, fixed panel photovoltaic
10am
solar system, Phoenix. Contact: [email protected] or call Mand.
602-285-1800 ext. 141. First published on 2/2
Link
161359
RFP
City of Tucson - Maintenance & Operations of TARP &
AOP Treatment Facilities. Contact: Ray Valdez at 520837-4129 or [email protected]. First published
on 2/12 & added sign-in sheet 2/16
2/9/16
9am
Link
2/23/16
3pm
ADSPO1600006012
CMAR
State of Arizona - CMAR for 1700 W Washington
Central Plant Upgrades B. Contact: Gina Decotiis at
2/4/16
1pm
Link
2/24/16
1pm
EM15-W02
IFB
City of El Mirage - Varney Road Water Main Extension. 2/18/16
Contact: Cadle Collins at [email protected].
1pm
Mand.
List
ADSPO1600006033
2/22/16
4pm
2/22/16
4pm
List
Link
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Due Date
& Time
Project
Volume
PlanHolders
Solicitation/
Project #
Type
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
2/24/16
2pm
IFB
Metro Water District - Shannon Road, Shumaker Drive none
to Duskywing Drive, Waterline Connection. Construct
approximately 338 LF of 8” water main and other
appurtenances, and other related work.
Link
2/24/16
2pm
IFB
Metro Water District - Casas Adobe estates Mainline
Replacement. Construct approximately 5,700 LF of 6”
and 8” water mains, service connections, fire hydrants,
new water meters and meter boxes, and other
appurtenances, and other related work.
Link
IFB
City of Bullhead City - 2016 Manhole Rehabilitation
Program. Contact: Mirna Coronel, Office Specialist, at
Link
2/24/16
4pm
$75K
2/24/16
4pm
<$500K
16-E-004
JOC RFQ Page Utility Enterprises - JOC services for repairs and/
or improvements to wastewater/water treatment
plants and systems. Contact: Matthew Wood at 928645-2419. First published on 2/5
Link
Link
2/25/16
10am
90-16-115-RFQ
RFQuote Maricopa Integrated Health System - Uninterrupted
Power Source (UPS) Preventative Maintenance and
Repair. Contact: Mary Hammer, Contract Specialist, at
2/25/16
2pm
16PWD002
IFB
City of Prescott - Storage Tank Maintenance Program- 2/10/16
Phase I South Tank Rehabilitation. This project
10am
generally consists of the interior cleaning, crack repairs, Mand.
joint repairs, concrete repairs, and interior coating of
the South Tank located south of S. Washington Avenue.
Contact: George Henderson, Capital Projects Manager,
Link
16RP016
RFP
City of Scottsdale - Cooling Tower and Closed Loop
2/12/16
System Water Treatment and Maintenance. Contact: 9am
Karie Ingles at [email protected]. First published
on 2/2 & added pre-bid date and time on 2/9
Link
CM-202-A(219)T;
H867301C
IFB
ADOT - FMS Phase 14b on SR 202L from just east of
Dobson Road to Ray Road within the City of Chandler
and Town of Gilbert. DBE goal of 1.87%. Contact:
Engineering Specialist: Tom Mowery-Racz at 602712-6741 or Construction Supervisor: Girgis Girgis at
& copied into utilities on 1/15
Link
2/25/16
3pm
$70K
2/26/16
11am
$6.3M
List
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Due Date
& Time
Project
Volume
PlanHolders
3/1/16
9am
$158K
List
3/2/16
2pm
3/2/16
3pm
List
Solicitation/
Project #
Type
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
6705181A
IFB
City of Tempe - CNG Dispensing System Expansion
2/17/16
at the Public Works Department Fuel Yard. Contact:
11am
Wendy Springborn, Engineering Services Manager, at
Link
RFP 16-SWD-004
RFP
City of Phoenix - SR85 Water Systems Operation
& Maintenance. Contact: Darlene Smart at
2/18/16
10am
Link
PW 16-022
IFB
City of Avondale - Avondale Boulevard Sewer
Rehabilitation Project 1A. Login required.
Contact: Department Representative Mike Smith
at [email protected] or 623-333-4450 and
Procurement Administrator: Anna Hudson at
[email protected] or 623-333-4213. First
published on 2/5 & added planholders list on 2/9
2/17/16
2pm
Mand.
Link
IFB
Town of Springerville - Water System Distribution
2/18/16
Control System (DCS). The work includes furnishing and 1pm
installing micro RTU’s at seven existing well sites, two
wastewater pumping stations and two tank sites and
installing PLC’s at the two tank sites. Contact: 928-3332656. First published on 1/29
Link
3/3/16
1:30pm
3/4/16
11am
REVISED
$1.2M
List
GIL-0-(215)T;
SZ16001C
IFB
ADOT - Fiber Optic installation within the Town
of Gilbert in Maricopa County. DBE goal of 3.54%.
Contact: Engineering Specialist: Brandon Campbell at
602-712-8257 or Construction Supervisor: Girgis Girgis
at 602-712-6710. First published on 12/18 & revised
due date on 1/12
Link
3/4/16
12pm
$9M
List
WS85320024
CMAR
City of Phoenix - CMAR for Union Hills Water
2/19/16
Treatment Plant Rehabilitation (WTP). Contact: Keith D. 10am
Brown at 602-534-5789 or [email protected].
Link
3/4/16
2pm
$50M
151619 & 151620 CMAR
City of Glendale - CMAR for Pyramid Peak Water
Treatment Plant (PPWTP) Improvements and
expansion project. Contact: Kathy Mitchell at
[email protected] or Michelle Lizarraga at
2/25/16
10am
Link
IFB 16-124
City of Phoenix - Backflow Annual Testing
2/24/16
and Inspection. Contact: Roseann Yrigoyen,
10am
Contract Specialist II, at 602-262-4815 or
Link
3/4/16
2pm
IFB
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Due Date
& Time
Project
Volume
PlanHolders
3/7/16
10am
3/7/16
3pm
3/16/16
2pm
3/17/16
2pm
List
List
List
Solicitation/
Project #
Type
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
B16-01
IFB
Town of Wickenburg - Kerkes Trailhead & Hassayampa 2/18/16
Elementary School Phase I – Storm Drain Pipe
10am
Improvements. Contact: Vince Lorefice at 928-684Mand.
5451, Ext. 1555. First published on 2/19
Link
COCHA1600006063;
WW1412.401
IFB
City of Chandler - Hillcrest Recovery Well Equipping.
2/16/16
Construction work includes a new vertical well pump
10am
with above ground motor, new electrical power supply, Mand.
motor control system, instrumentation and controls, a
backflow prevention assembly, and various diameter
pipes, valves, and appurtenances. Contact: Dara Griffith
published on 2/5, revised link and contact on 2/9 &
added sign-in sheet 2/19
Link
RFP
Buckskin Sanitary District of La Paz County Phase 4 Wastewater Conveyance System &
WWTP Improvements. Contact: Pam Stark at
& added two planholders lists on 2/9
Link
16PWD004;
IFB
CIP13-025;
16-2157810-893012002
2/25/16
11am
Mand.
City of Prescott - Walker Road Reconstruction Project. 3/3/16
This project generally consists of removing and
10am
replacing existing paved surface including subgrade
Mand.
preparation, new signal loop-detectors and striping,
modifying shoulder grades for sewer easement access;
and construction of new water line. Contact: City of
Prescott, Public Works Department, at 928-777-1130.
Link
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2/19/16
10am
CMAR
Gadsden Elementary School District - CM@R services 2/11/16
for New Classroom Space at Ed Pastor Elementary
10am
School. Login required. Contact: Maggie Estacio
published on 2/2
Link
IFB
Southwest Airlines Company - Southwest Airlines
2/3/16
(SWA) Reservation Center Alterations, Phoenix. Work 7am
includes load bearing wall removal, installation of
steel columns, relocation of electrical panels, remove
and replace cubicles and much more. Contact: Paul
Irish, Project Manager at DWL, at 602-264-9731 or
Link
$3M
2/24/16
2pm
RFQ 15-05-17
List
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
2/25/16
11:59pm
16-062
Sub bids Tom Rectenwald Construction, Inc. is requesting sub
bids on KAY Jewelers store # 1262, Park Place Mall,
5870 E. Broadway Blvd., Tucson, AZ 85711. Contact:
Mike Cortazzo at [email protected]. First
published on 2/9
Link
2/25/16
11:59pm
16-044
Sub bids Tom Rectenwald Construction, Inc. is requesting sub
bids on KAY Jewelers store # 2882 in Desert Ridge.
Contact: Mike Cortazzo at [email protected].
Link
RFQ 16-034
CMAR
2/26/16
2:30pm
2/29/16
2pm
$3.3M
Paradise Valley Unified School District - Construction none
Manager at Risk for Fire Alarm and Security Systems.
Login required. Claudia Leon, CPPB at 602-449-2071
Sub bids Stout Building Contractors is requesting sub
bids on Taco Bell remodel in Bullhead City.
Access Key: 277D4C2048. Contact: Matthew
Mangel at [email protected] or Gabe Stout at
Link
Link
Friday
February 19, 2016
Volume 7 Issue 2
47
COMMERCIAL
Due Date
& Time
Project
Volume
Solicitation/
Project #
Type
4108JOC135
JOC
City of Phoenix - Aviation Architectural Construction 2/18/16
Job Order Contract. Contact: Liz Blakley at
2pm
Link
3/3/16
4pm
131022
IFB
City of Somerton - City Hall Building Construction.
2/18/16
The project consists of the construction of
11am
approximately 15KSF Two-story, Type V-B sprinklered
building. Contact: Lance Enyart with LEA-Architects,
LLC, at 602-943-7511. First published on 1/29
Link
3/3/16
11:59pm
16-063
Sub bids Tom Rectenwald Construction, Inc. is requesting
sub bids on KAY Jewelers store # 1264, Arrowhead
Town Center, 7700 W. Arrowhead Town Center,
Glendale, AZ 85308. Contact: Mike Cortazzo at
16-HST-001
IFB
3/3/16
12pm
PlanHolders
List
3/4/16
3pm
REVISED
List
3/4/16
COB PT
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
City of Bullhead City - Community Food Bank
1/27/16
Warehouse. The project is to build a 4KSF pre10am
engineered metal building warehouse for the Praise
Chapel Food for Families Community Food Bank.
Login required. Contact: Susan Betts at 928-763-9400
Ext 157 or [email protected]. First published
on 1/29 & added sign-in sheet on 2/5
& revised due date on 2/9
Sub bids Dealpoint Merrill LLC is requesting sub bids on
Chandler Self Storage Supercenter. Conversion
of a 57KSF grocery store into a 144KSF climate
controlled self-storage facility. All trades needed.
Contact: Dick Mason at 210-860-9456 or
[email protected].
3/7/16
12pm
<$5M
3/7/16
4pm
$18M
List
Link
Link
Link
GS-09P-15KS-D-0015
IDIQ
General Services Administration - Construction
IDIQ for Repair and Alteration (R&A) Services that
includes Design Build for Eight Geographic Zones
within the Pacific Region. Small Business Set-Aside.
Contact: Dan Makowski, Contract Specialist, at
Link
2016-010
RFQ
Town of Marana - Construction Management at Risk 2/19/16
Services Specific to the Design and Construction of 10am
a Police Facility. The building is a new approx. 55KSF
Police Facility at the Marana Municipal Complex.
Login required. Contact: Patrick O’Kane at 520-3822679 or [email protected].
Link
Friday
February 19, 2016
Volume 7 Issue 2
48
COMMERCIAL
Due Date
& Time
Solicitation/
Project #
Type
3/8/16
2pm
CDBG # 104-16
IFB
Town of Springerville - Springerville Park Restroom
Construction. Contact: Chris Chiesl, Community
Development Director, at 928-333-2656 Ext. 227 or
2/23/16
1pm
Link
3/17/16
3pm
B16/9926
IFB
Pima Community College - West Campus Dental
Clinic Phases 3 & 4. Upgrade and Renovate the
Pima County Community College District, West
Campus, K Building, Dental Lab and Dental Clinic,
Tucson. Contact: Jan Posz, C.P.M., Sr. Buyer, at
[email protected]. First published on
2/12
2/22/16
10am
Mand.
Link
AZ0-9-NFA;
H809401C
IFB
ADOT - Renovation of the Kingman Powerhouse
3/2/16
Visitor’s Center in Mohave County. The work consists 10am
of renovation of the existing interior including
selective demolition, metal stud framed partitions
& soffits, gypsum board, fire rated assemblies,
doors & windows, visual displays, directional
signage, mechanical, electrical, and exterior solar
powered kiosk. Contact: Brandon Campbell at
3/18/16
11am
Project
Volume
$270K
PlanHolders
List
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
Link
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Contact Rebekah Morris at
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Friday
February 19, 2016
Volume 7 Issue 2
49
MAINTENANCE & ALTERATIONS
Includes abatement, remediation, landscaping, irrigation,
fencing, single-trade, and maintenance solicitations. Also captures
public-agency owned renovations of residential properties.
Due Date/ $/Plan- Solicitation/
Time
Holders Project #
Contract Owner – Project Description
Type
2/19/16
2pm
IFB 16-109
IFB
City of Phoenix - Boiler Maintenance and
Repair. Contact: Ray Nader at 602-262-7793 or
2016-003
IFB
Town of Marana - Guidance Signage, Rehabilitation for
Marana Regional Airport. Contact: Patrick O’Kane at
2/3/16
10am
Link
2/23/16
10am
16-03-20
RFP
Laveen Elementary School District - Smart Boards and
Installation. Login required. Contact: Adriana Zapata at
none
Link
2/23/16
12pm
16-200-003
RFP
Yuma County - Interior Painting project at
the Sheriff’s Office Detention Center 200 W.
Court Street, Yuma. Contact: Steve Mendoza at
[email protected].
2/16/16
1pm
Link
2/23/16
2pm
2016-107
RFP
Coconino County - Green Demolition of Arts Barn. Contact: 2/4/16
Jason Leslie at [email protected] or 928-679-7190. 11am
Link
2/23/16
2pm
S051603
IFB
UA - Waterproofing the McKale Memorial Center
Concourse. Contact: Ted Nasser at 520-621-5449 or
2/9/16
8am
Mand.
Link
2/23/16
2pm
16089-C
IFB
Maricopa County - Boat Dock Inspection, Maintenance
and Repair. Contact: Brian Garcia at 602-506-3246 or
2/16/16
1pm
Mand.
Link
2016-09
RFP
City of Flagstaff - Landscape Maintenance Services. Contact: 2/11/16
Eileen Brown, Senior Procurement Specialist, at 928-2133pm
2278 or [email protected]. First published on 2/2 &
sign-in sheet added 2/19
Link
2/24/16
10am
2016-101
IFB
Town of Carefree - Installation of Downtown Lighting
within the Town Center located to the south and west
of Tom Darlington Drive and Cave Creek Road. Contact:
Gary Neiss, Contract administrator, at 480-488-3686
and Glenn Miller, Project Manager, at 480-226-6648 or
2/8/16
9am
Mand.
Link
2/24/16
3pm
16-013
RFP
Town of Queen Creek - Audio-Visual Production Services.
Contact: Myrna Quihuis, CPPB, Procurement Officer, at
2/10/16
10am
Mand.
Link
2/19/16
4pm
2/23/16
3pm
List
List
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
Link
Friday
February 19, 2016
Volume 7 Issue 2
50
Due Date
& Time
PlanHolders
Solicitation/
Project #
Type
2/25/16
10am
90-16-115-RFQ
RFQuote Maricopa Integrated Health System - Uninterrupted Power
Source (UPS) Preventative Maintenance and Repair.
Contact: Mary Hammer, Contract Specialist, at 602-3441403 or [email protected]. First published on 2/12
2/25/16
2pm
AS#16-06
IFB
Northland Pioneer College - Reroofing and Mechanical
2/16/16
Equipment Installation, Holbrook. Contact: David Huish,
10am
Director of Facilities and Transportation, at 928-524-7691 or Mand.
Link
IFB
City of Casa Grande - Neighborhood Revitalization
Program, rehabilitation of One (1) single family dwelling.
Link
2/29/16
10am
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
Link
2/29/16
3pm
ITB 231606
IFB
ASU - Chiller Motor. Replace the existing motor on
Chiller #6. Contact: Alex Parma at 480-965-2074 or
none
Link
3/1/16
2pm
#S131612
RFP
UA - AV Equipment Installation and Services in the Michael none
J. Drake Building Auditorium. Contact: Lila Sorensen at
Link
3/1/16
2pm
16093-S
IFB
Maricopa County - Low Voltage Electrical Services.
Contact: Simon Alvarez at 602-506-8714 or
Link
IFB
Lake Havasu City - Aquatic Center Marquee. Provide
design and installation of a double-sided, full color, LED
display Marquee for the Lake Havasu City Aquatic Center
located at 100 Park Avenue in Lake Havasu City, Arizona.
Contact: Kimberly Fiumara, Purchasing Supervisor at
none
Link
Lake Havasu City - Aquatic Center Slide. Contact: Kimberly
Fiumara, Purchasing Supervisor, at [email protected].
First published on 2/12 & added planholders list on 2/16
none
Link
3/1/16
3pm
List
B16-002
3/1/16
3pm
List
ITB-B16-003-0-2016/ IFB
KP
3/1/16
3pm
ADOC16-00006074
RFQuote Arizona Department of Corrections - ACI New Roof.
Install metal roof for fish hatchery, Florence. Contact:
Vicki Fitzpatrick, Purchasing Manager, at 602-447-3115 or
3/1/16
4pm
161442
RFP
3/1/16
4pm
<$25K
AG-8173-S-16-0014 IFB
City of Tucson - Landscape Services for Parks and
Recreation. Contact: Ray Valdez at 520-837-4129 or
Department of Agriculture - Big Lake Rec. Building Repairs.
The intent of this work is to make repairs to existing
buildings (vault toilets) on Springerville Ranger District.
Contact: Warren L Abbott at [email protected] or
928-333-6344. Pre-Solicitation published on 2/5
& moved to open solicitations on 2/16
Link
2/16/16
10am
Mand.
Link
Link
Friday
February 19, 2016
Volume 7 Issue 2
51
Due Date
& Time
PlanHolders
Solicitation/
Project #
Type
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
3/2/16
4pm
2016-004
RFP
Town of Marana - Elevator Maintenance Services.
Contact: Michael Glasson at 520-382-1983 or
3/3/16
10am
IFB #M16-14-21
IFB
Alhambra School District - Electrical Service & Construction
Site Work. Contact: Eva Dino, at 602-336-2972, 602-3362969 or [email protected]. First published on 2/9
Link
3/3/16
3pm
303-15
IFB
The Town of Chino Valley - Owner Occupied Housing
2/22/16
Rehabilitation Program. Contact: Chino Valley Development 1pm
Services Department, at 928-636-4427.
Mand.
Link
2/16/16
9am
Link
Link
3/3/16
4pm
REVISED
List
AG-8173-S-16-0011 IDIQ
Department of Agriculture - Gates and Cattle Guards IDIQ.
Contact: Warren L Abbott at [email protected] or
928-333-6344. Small Business Set-Aside. First published on
2/5 & revised due date on 2/12
Link
3/4/16
11am
$115K
HSIP-GLN-0(238)T;
SH57301C
IFB
ADOT - System Enhancement in Glendale for removal and
installation of new signs work, citywide. DBE goal of 3.28%
Contact: Engineering Specialist Mahfuz Anwar at
602-712-7663 or Construction Supervisor Girgis Girgis at
Link
16D-0304
IFB
Mohave Educational Services Cooperative - Pre-engineered 2/16/16
Fabric Shade Structures. Contact: Mike Nentwig, Contract 9am
Specialist I, at [email protected] or 928-718-3203.
Link
3/7/16
3pm
REVISED
RFP
City of Kingman - Demolition Abatement at 552 Park Street.
Contact: City of Kingman Building Department at 928-7538136. First published on 2/2 & revised due date on 2/19
Link
3/7/16
3pm
REVISED
RFP
City of Kingman - Demolition Abatement at 125 E. Sunrise.
Contact: City of Kingman Building Department at 928-7538136. First published on 2/2 & revised due date on 2/19
Link
City of Chandler - Price Road Fence. Contact:
Raquel McMahon at 480-782-2407 or
3/4/16
3pm
3/8/16
4pm
List
COCHA1600006061;
ST6-330-3650
IFB
3/11/16
5pm
$25K$100K
F16PS00246
RFQuote Department of the Interior - Willow Beach Restroom
Renovations. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Tom
Ketcham at 505-248-6844 or [email protected].
RFP #15-7184
RFP
3/15/16
2pm
Allied States Cooperative - Ornamental Wrought Iron &
Related. Login required. Contact: [email protected] or
2/23/16
9am
Link
Link
Link
Friday
February 19, 2016
Volume 7 Issue 2
52
Due Date
& Time
PlanHolders
3/15/16
2:30pm
6/30/16
5pm
$5K$250K
Solicitation/
Project #
Type
IFB 16-033
IFB
Paradise Valley Unified School District - Lighting for North
Canyon High School Auditorium. Contact: Rita Power at
602-449-2080 or [email protected] or Michelina
Ardizzone at 602-449-2072 or [email protected].
NSD2015-16QVL
RFP
City of Phoenix - Neighborhood Services Department
Request for Contractors Applications for Low-to-Moderate
Housing Rehabilitation Projects. Contact: Laura Smith at
PRODUCTS & EQUIPMENT
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
2/19/16
6:30am
Link
Link
Link
Requests for equipment
(purchase and rental), furnish only of
materials, and related items.
Due Date Solicitation/
& Time
Project #
Type
2/19/16
2pm
IFB 16-128
IFB
City of Phoenix - Airfield Lighting II. Supply Airfield lighting products
for a three-year period. Contact: Rudy Melendez at 602-261-8700 or
Link
2/19/16
3pm
2016-36
IFB
City of Flagstaff - Purchase of three Airport Security Gates. Contact:
Damian Gallegos at [email protected]. First published on 1/29
Link
2/24/16
2pm
RFP #15-7180
RFP
Allied States Cooperative ESC R19 - Construction & Heavy Equipment.
Contact: Royce Cleveland, Procurement Director, at [email protected]
Link
2/25/16
1:30pm
1620876
IFB
Yavapai County - Supply and deliver Hot Asphaltic concrete
in Yavapai County. Contact: MaryAn Sala at 928-777-7522 or
Link
2/25/16
3pm
2016171
IFB
City of Mesa - Advanced Traffic Signal Controllers (ATC) and
Software. Contact: Brandy Andersen at 480-644-6426 or
Link
2/25/16
4pm
2016-20000036
RFP
City of Yuma - Fire Hydrants and Accessories. Login required. Contact:
Jimmy Sanchez at 928-373-5110 or [email protected].
2/25/16
4pm
IFB 16-02-HFP-04 IFB
Cochise County - Emulsified Asphalt Products. Contact: Terry Hudson at
Link
2/26/16
2pm
IFB 16-108
IFB
City of Phoenix - High Efficiency Toilets. Contact: Luis Rosas at
Link
2/29/16
3pm
REVISED
ADOT1600005999;
RQ0000097638
RFQuote ADOT - Fabricated Steel Wash Basins with Pumps. Small Business
Set-Aside. Contact: Deanna Seehofer at 602-712-4138.
First published on 2/12 & revised due date 2/19
Pre-bid
2/11/16
9am
2/16/16
1pm
Link
Link
Link
Friday
February 19, 2016
Volume 7 Issue 2
53
PRODUCTS & EQUIPMENT
Due Date
& Time
Solicitation/
Project #
Type
Pre-Bid/
Site Visit
Link
2/26/16
3pm
RFQ16-54031
RFQuote Department of Health and Human Services - LED Wall Luminaire Fixtures,
Chinle. Total Small Business. Contact: Marlene Tsosie, Purchasing Agent,
928-674-7634, [email protected]. First published on 2/19
3/1/16
2pm
16-B-02
IFB
Mohave County - Reclaimed Asphalt Product (RAP) Cover Material.
Contact: Tara Acton at [email protected] or 928-753-0752,
Ext. 3. First published on 2/9
2/17/16
11:30am
Link
3/2/16
2pm
IFB 16-SWD-013
IFB
City of Phoenix - SR85 Landfill Tarp Purchase - Requirements Contract.
Contact: Darlene Smart, Contracts Specialist II, at 602-495-7621 or
2/19/16
10:30am
Link
3/3/16
3pm
16-140
RFP
City of Tempe - Regenerative Sweeper for Tempe Multiuse
Pathways and Bridges. Contact: Tony Allen at 480-350-8548 or
none
Link
3/10/16
2pm
16-01
RFP
The Cooperative Purchasing Network - Modular Buildings, Portable
Storage, and Relocatable Walkways, national contract. Contact: Jason
Wickel at [email protected] or 713-744-8189. First published on 2/19
none
Link
3/10/16
2:30pm
208673
IFB
Pima County - Aggregate Materials. Contact: Hazel D. Houston,
Commodity/Contracts Officer, at [email protected].
2/25/16
2:30pm
Link
Link
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