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If there is one fact economists are learning about post-recession recovery 2013, it’s that nothing is following the rules. No one has seen external forces like these hammering on economic growth. In April, although the unemployment rate in Arizona stayed level at 7.9 percent, the April-over-March job growth dipped below the post-recession average. According to AzStats, the Arizona Department of Administration April
Workforce Employment Report, the number of new jobs created, 5,200, was about two-thirds of the two-year post-recession average monthly gain, 7,500.
Construction Showing Minor Month over Month Job Loss
Construction, one of the drivers behind Arizona’s job growth during the past two years, actually lost
jobs in April. Historically, the sector picks up jobs in April, but for 2013, even though specialty (700 jobs) and heavy (100 jobs) gained 800 workers, building construction dumped 900 jobs. On top of those numbers, the job gains were lower and the losses higher than the ten year April average from 2003-2012.
Normally ranking in the top three in job growth, the construction job loss is a statistical surprise, but not unexpected. A fair number of projects were completed during the first quarter, and those deliveries send construction crews searching for new work. There are a fair number of new projects—particularly multifamily and industrial—meandering through municipal approval processes. TIs and deferred renovations are also showing signs of life.
2013-over-2012 Construction Jobs Grow
Despite the one month pothole in job stats, construction is responsible for more than 15 percent of year-over-year job growth. Of the 7,300 more construction jobs gained since April 2012, over 70 percent were in the specialty trades, nearly 21 percent are in heavy construction jobs and fewer than 10 percent were in
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4 Valley Metro Plans $700M in CIP over Next Five Years
4 Land Use Approval Allows Low-Income Housing Construction
5 Gilbert Panel Scrutinizes Building Designs
6 Mesa Shoots for $353M CIP through Fiscal 2018
7 Scottsdale Approves Plans for new Creative Center
8 Rocking K Closer to Development
9 DMB Brings in Canadian Partner for Eastmark
9 Grand Canyon University May Pick East Valley Site Soon
11 Healthcare Real Estate Market Overview First Quarter 2013
12 Phoenix Mayor Stanton Pushes Bike-Friendly Spending
14 Buckeye Buys Strip Mall to Transplant Offices
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21 Development Opportunities
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No economists were surprised with leisure and hospitality topping the year-over-year job growth numbers with 9,800 new jobs created. Construction’s 7,300 were the number two job generator, just edging out professional and business service sectors with its 7,100 new jobs. Only the other services job sector lost jobs (900) over the last twelve months.
With the state’s unemployment rate in April still hanging at 7.9 percent, the various metros are showing mixed improvements. Phoenix, 6.6 percent, and Tucson, 6.7 percent, both showed one-tenth of a percent declines in April from March. Tucson was the same in April 2012 and 2013; Phoenix dropped two-tenths of a percent in the year-over-year rates. Phoenix and Tucson added 8,000 construction jobs in the 12 months ending April 2013—meaning that 700 jobs were lost elsewhere across the state.
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Metro light rail has been a shining in-frastructure success for Valley Metro Regional Transit and the cities of Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa. Glendale and Gilbert are now getting in the mix as cities come up with funds to accel-erate the light rail expansion. To that end, Metro has packed $693M in CIP over the next five years with $107M slated for 2014 and nearly twice that, $203M for 2015.
For regional transit, the dollars are less, $9M over five years, with $2.7M scheduled for park and ride facili-ties next year. In the five year period through fiscal 2018, Valley Metro is putting $8M into park and ride. $450K
is slated for Mesa’s new downtown intermodal facility serving light rail and buses in 2015 and the remaining $600K is dedicated to a transit center in Peoria.
Although light rail is absorbing the lion’s share of capital dollars, the tran-sit system has shown extraordinary success. Ridership in the four year old project is almost 35 percent higher than original projections. In 2011, Metro reported 71M boardings, ac-cording to the agency’s numbers. In 2012, light rail ridership was up more than 5 to almost 10 percent when compared to 2011 data. For March, 2013, light rail topped 1.4M riders.
Surveys by the agency and its sup-porting cities find demand for light rail extensions is increasing with each report. While Mesa is completing its environmental study to extend the Main Street route to Gilbert Road, Gilbert is starting to explore light rail options bringing the transit system into its borders.
Phoenix is extending light rail to Me-trocenter and exploring routes fur-ther west. Glendale has started ana-lyzing how to bring light rail as far as Westgate and University of Phoenix stadium.
By Eric Jay Toll for Arizona Builder’s Exchange
Valley Metro Plans $700M in CIP over Next Five Years
Light Rail and Regional Transit Planning Agency CIP Fiscal 2014 through Fiscal 2018Capital Improvements (millions)
Project 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 5 year
Metro Light RailNorthwest Extension Phase 1 43.70 87.50 44.90 1.50 177.60
Central Mesa 54.6 55.7 20.8 131.1Gilbert Road 4.2 39.4 43.7 40.2 22 149.5Tempe Streetcar 4.1 18 32.9 42.6 28.6 126.2
Phoenix West 2 8.3 41.4 56.5 108.2Light Rail Total $106.60 $202.60 $150.60 $124.20 $107.10 $692.60
Valley Metro TransitPeoria Transit Center $0.10 $0.19 $0.31 $0.60 Mesa Downtown Intermodal Xfer 0.45 0.45Park and Ride facilities 2.7 0.83 0.5 2 1.9 7.93Valley Metro Total $2.70 $1.38 $0.69 $2.31 $1.90 $8.98
The Yuma city council approved a land use designation that will allow development of new multi-family low-income housing in the area of 2nd Avenue and 12th Street.
El Toro Casitas LLC, requested that 1.8 acres be changed from Medium Density Residential to High Density Residential.
El Toro Casitas intends to develop two or more two-story multi–family apartment complexes. The area includes five properties which are now undeveloped or contain vacant dilapidated buildings.
According to staff, redeveloping all five parcels will benefit the residential neighborhood. But to accomplish this, staff added, the future development should include enhanced architectural design, appropriately landscaped open areas and sufficient off-street parking that meet all city standards.
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Whether it involves a small bakery on a busy street corner or a five-story office building in the heart of an emerging business district, Gilbert’s expert team of “aesthetics cops” scrutinizes new development to push for higher design standards in the rapidly growing town.
The seven-member Design Review Board consists of architects, engineers and designers who evaluate new projects for their visual appeal, sometimes sending developers back to the drawing board if their proposal doesn’t pass the eye test.
Although the low-profile group rarely attracts the same level of public attention as the Town Council and Planning Commission, the board is one of only a few town panels with authority to accept or reject development proposals. The board’s decisions can be appealed to the council but rarely are.
Last year, the board rejected WinCo Foods’ design plans for a discount grocery store near Val Vista Drive and Pecos Road. The Idaho-based company wanted to build bright-red bollards — concrete or steel pillars that block pedestrians and vehicles — near the store’s entrance.
WinCo submitted new drawings for the store several months later, and the company is now preparing the site for construction.
Gilbert’s code gives the Design Review Board the power to approve or deny design applications and to hear appeals of smaller design-review decisions made by the planning director.
The Design Review Board must include at least one civil engineer, one landscape architect, one other architect and one representative of the construction industry, according to town code. The unpaid volunteers are appointed by the council and serve four-year terms without term limits.
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Gilbert Panel Scrutinizes Building Designs to Maintain Standards
Members of the Gilbert Design Review Board
• Brian Andersen, Architect, Whitneybell Perry
• Dave Gibson, Architect, Collaborative Group Architects
• Ben Palmer, Architect, Palmer Design
• Darrell Truitt, Civil engineer, EPS Group
• Bob Deardorff, Architect, Archsol
• Wahid Alam, Planner, City of Mesa
• Brian Johns, Architect, Associated Architects
Gilbert’s Design Review Board worked with Knead-ers Bakery & Cafe at Higley and Baseline roads to improve the building design before construction began. Photo Credit: Parker Leavitt/The Republic
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City of Mesa Proposed Five Year CIP, Fiscal 2014-2018
Capital Improvements (millions)
MAJOR PROGRAM TITLEFiscal 2014
Fiscal 2015
Fiscal 2016
Fiscal 2017
Fiscal 2018
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Val Vista Pipelines to Reservoirs and Val Vista WTP 15.02 16.03 8.98 - - 40.02
Power Rd: San Tan Fwy to Pecos (RTP) 11.47 - - - - 11.47
Fiesta District Improvements 5.51 - - - - 5.51Southeast Water Reclamation Plant Improvements 4.42 - - - - 4.42
White Mountain Apache Water Purchase 3.79 3.88 - - - 7.67
Overhead Distribution and Circuit Conversion 3.42 0.53 0.74 0.59 0.59 5.87
Brown Rd WTP Pump Station surge Mitigation 3.08 - - - - 3.08
Mesa Dr: Southern to US 60 (RTP) 2.59 - - - - 2.59
Gas System New Mains 2.58 3.07 3.21 3.36 3.53 15.75
91st Ave WWTP Upgrade 2.10 3.14 2.36 8.57 2.09 20.34
NWWRP Filter Rehab 2 - - - - 2
Southern & Country Club Intersection (RTP) 1.71 3.07 6.14 - - 12.92
Gas Services: New Services 1.68 2.00 2.09 2.19 2.30 10.24
GWRP Odor Control Expansion 1.66 - - - - 1.66
Diversion Structures Rehabilitation 1.46 - - - - 1.46
HP Gas Main Quail Run and Skyline 1.40 - - - - 1.40
NWWRP Plant Odor Control System Replacements 1.38 - - - - 1.38
Gas System Aging Infrastructure Replacement 1.38 2.12 2.22 2.33 2.44 10.49
Aging Water Main Rehabilitation and Repairs 1.13 1.15 1.15 1.15 1.15 5.72
Desert Wells #18 Equipment 1.12 - - - - 1.12
Water Asset Management System 1.07 0.51 0.68 0.50 0.50 3.77
Total of All CIP $89.99 $65.59 $66.96 $64.18 $53.12 $353.02
By Eric Jay Toll for Arizona Builder’s Exchange
Mesa Shoots for $353M CIP through Fiscal 2018 Sometimes money has to be spent. After four years of frugal living and deferred maintenance, the city of Mesa plans to invest $353M into CIP over the next five years. Plans call for $90M to be spent in Fiscal 2014 from accumulated cash and previously sold bonds, but Mesa voters are going to be asked to sell another $250M in bonds to finance CIP for the following four years.
The city classifies its projects for sustainable economy, transportation, higher education and livability, with the first two categories claiming the vast majority of projects. Although the council still needs to make the final selection, the city’s wish list for CIP focuses on catching up with projects passed over during the recession. Water, wastewater and transportation projects top the list for fiscal 2013-14.
Over the life of the CIP, some of the largest projects won’t kick in without a new bond issue being passed. $68M is projected for the Greenfield Wastewater Reclamation Plan expansion, $42M for roadways serving the new eastside terminal and Mesa’s rapidly growing Gateway airport. The biggest project for fiscal 2014, Val Vista pipelines, will require another $27M over the next three years for a total $40M project. Arterial reconstruction ($36M) and improvement to intersections on Stapley at University ($22M) and Southern ($25M) will cost the city more than $80M between the projects.
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A former Scottsdale shooting-supplies store with an underground shooting gallery will be transformed this summer into a gathering place for artists and other creative people.
The city Development Review Board unanimously approved a site plan, landscape plan and building elevations for the Creative Center of Scottsdale.
The three-building complex along the western side of Scottsdale Road just north of Osborn Road will be renovated to accommodate the center.
The iconic sign with a teddy bear holding a machine gun still greets passers-by and will be maintained as a part of the center.
Michelle Pelberg-Biely’s family purchased the property last fall, and she is converting it into the creative center.
Christina Noble, the project architect, said the intention is to preserve the history of the property, while looking forward. Also, the project will do a lot to improve the property, such as making it more pedestrian friendly and allowing for more activity along Scottsdale Road, she said.
Exterior construction should begin in June, and the center should be completed this fall.
The center also will be more sustainable with solar panels and space that can alternate between parking and an outdoor courtyard, Noble said.
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By Edward Gately for the Arizona Republic
Scottsdale Approves Plans for new Creative Center
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Artist Sam Gray Wake makes jewelry from bullet casings at Broken Bullet Boutique and Gallery in Scottsdale May 15, 2013. Photo Credit: Michael Schennum/The Arizona Republic
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After nearly a quarter-century of planning and controversy, the huge Rocking K development next to Saguaro National Park East should be ready to start construction within two years, the project’s chief says.
But the Rocking K of the future won’t be quite on the scale of the Rocking K that the Pima County Board of Supervisors approved in late 1990. That 3-2 vote followed what perhaps was the hottest land use conflict in the Tucson area’s history, one that polarized the community over the issue of development vs. preservation.
That board rezoned about 5,600 acres to allow 10,000 homes, four golf courses, three resorts and some commercial and industrial development on the far southeast fringes of metro Tucson.
Today, due to changing market conditions, developers say the project will more likely hold about 2,000 to 3,000 homes, one golf course and one resort, plus a 50- to 75-acre commercial center and smaller areas of commercial development.
Rocking K’s development site remains about the same as before, 5,000 to 6,000 acres. That’s even though the developers have sold about 1,900 acres to the federal
government to expand the national park. New legislation would add another 1,374 acres of Rocking K to the park.
But the company also has added more land south of Old Spanish Trail since 1990.
The Rocking K plan has been amended once by the board, and a new development agreement has been signed. But the project languished for many years, in part due to the real estate market collapse that started in 2006-07 and is now slowly lifting.
Two recent actions signify Rocking K’s progress:
• In November 2011, Pima County officials and Rocking K Vice President David Goldstein signed an amended development agreement.
• More recently, county and Diamond Ventures officials have met to discuss a possible shift of development rights, to move a golf course for the project from an area near Rincon Creek near national park boundaries to an area south of Old Spanish Trail.
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Rocking K Closer to Development; Smaller-Scale Project Will Start Construction within Two Years
Part of the area to be developed includes the Rocking K Ranch. This picture shows the ranch area in February 2008 in the Rincon Valley area on the far-east side of town, on East Old Spanish Trail. Photo Credit: Benjie Sanders / Arizona Daily Star 2008
Developing 3,200 acres in the East Valley is a bone to be chewed by any builder—even one with the financial muscle and development success
of DMB. The real estate market in the 2010s is just not the way it was in the boom period six years ago. As the housing market opens to new buyers—DMB’s first phase is readying for a June 1st grand opening—the Scottsdale-based investor looks north for some help in moving the rest of Eastmark towards reality.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada-based Brookfield Residential Properties, Inc. (BRP) is the sixth largest residential property company in North America. The publicly-traded corporation—both New York and Toronto stock exchanges—controls more than 100K undeveloped lots in the U.S. and Canada. This is the company’s first move into Arizona. Brookfield has active developments in Ontario, Alberta, California, Colorado, Texas, and Washington D.C.
Creating the joint venture with dedicated LLCs, DMB and BRP see the effort as a long-term investment in the Eastmark master-planned community. The two firms will develop, master-develop, and sell portions of Eastmark as its master plan evolves over the coming years.
Seven area homebuilders picked up parcels to develop the community’s first phase. The Ray and Ellsworth road neighborhoods are scattered around the Eastmark Great Park with a total of 14 different models offered by the builders. Each was required to design homes specifically for Eastmark and not repurpose designs used elsewhere in the Valley—a common occurrence before 2008.
The phase opens with already-landscaped streets, the developed park, and an under-construction Basis Charter School. Homebuilders participating in the first phase include Maracay Homes, Mattamy Homes, Taylor Morrison, Woodside Homes, Ryland Homes, Standard Pacific Homes and Meritage Homes. DMB and BRP are committed to moving the existing master plan forward and no new variations are proposed.
By Eric Jay Toll for Arizona Builder’s Exchange
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Grand Canyon University has narrowed its search for a southeast Valley satellite location to two sites in Mesa and two in Gilbert, and the company hopes to make a final decision within the next 60 days.
The for-profit, Christian university announced expansion plans in December and invited several cities to submit proposals, including potential sites and economic-incentive options.
Grand Canyon had hoped to secure a location by May 1, but the search has advanced more slowly than expected. The company may have to delay a hoped-for 2014 opening by one year.
Grand Canyon envisions as many as 2K employees and 7,500 students on the satellite campus and is looking to acquire 70 to 100 acres, preferably near freeway access and retail amenities that would appeal to a college-age crowd.
Grand Canyon proposes building four 80K SF buildings at a cost of about $75M to $100M, according to the company’s request for proposals. Campus amenities would include a student union, classrooms, laboratories, a recreational center, a bookstore and a library.
The campus would cater more to commuter students and would not have dormitories like the Phoenix location, Mueller has said.
Mesa Mayor Scott Smith said he looks forward to Grand Canyon’s investment in the region, regardless of which site the university chooses.
Landing new development like a university might bring some bragging rights, but realistically, it benefits surrounding cities as well, Smith said.
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By Parker Leavitt for the Arizona Republic
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Healthcare Real Estate Market Overview First Quarter 2013 Medical Office Lease Activity
The leasing market for medical office space in the Valley for the First Quarter, 2013 is reporting a decrease in the average lease rate from approximately $22.00/SF, Full Service, in the Fourth Quarter, 2012 to $21.15/SF, Full Service, this Quarter; which consists of 345 buildings over 20K SF with a total of 13,824,919 rentable SF.
Vacancy rates are holding steady at approximately 30% and have for the past few Quarters.
Lease and vacancy rate indicators are likely to remain flat for the most part as hospitals and healthcare organizations prepare for the 2014 implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
Medical Office Sales Activity
In the First Quarter 2013 there were 23 medical office sales transactions, with a sales volume of approximately $22.5M; although only three transactions involved medical office buildings over 20K SF in size. According to CoStar, the average price/SF ending the Quarter was $67.55, demonstrating further distressed sales moving through the market.
A few of the top medical office sales transactions this First Quarter, 2013 for buildings over 20K SF:
• 5040 N. 15th Avenue, Phoenix. 46K SF, $2.9M ($62/SF)
• 755 E. McDowell Road, Phoenix. 93.4K SF, $6,2M ($66/SF)
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Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton wants to spend $1.5M on making the city more bike-friendly, the largest amount the city has budgeted in one year for that goal.
Stanton plans to use money from the Arizona Department of Transportation Highway User Revenue Fund for four projects, including introducing
a bike-share program and installing more bike lanes. Phoenix has never before used these funds for bicycle projects.
The city included the plans in its latest budget proposal, which the City Council must approve. The budget is scheduled for an initial vote [today]. Phoenix ranked 38th
out of the 51 largest U.S. cities for biking and walkability, according to the Alliance for Biking and Walking, a Washington, D.C.-based advocacy organization. Stanton said the nation’s sixth-largest city needs to improve that ranking.
The proposed budget includes:
• $350K to pay a consultant to develop a citywide bicycle plan.
• $500K for citywide bicycle facilities.
• $500K on bike-share site improvements.
• $150K for an overlay project on Indian School Road from 19th Avenue to Interstate 17.
The city averages between 450 and 500 accidents a year involving bicycles and vehicles, resulting in about 10 deaths per year, according to the city’s Street Transportation Department.
Making Phoenix more bikeable is good for the city, regardless of whether an individual bikes or not, the mayor said.
Studies show that Millennials and job seekers in high-demand industries are more attracted to bike-friendly cities, Stanton said.
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Permits Issued AZBEX tracks commercial permits & projects in plan review with values greater than $500K.
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Pima County
COM P12CP07507 5/14/13 700 E SAHUARITA RD $2,238,357.60 CORPORATION PRESIDING BISHOP CHURCH OF JESUS - NEW CHURCH
520-722-3668
Pima County
COM P12CP07508 5/14/13 875 N LA CANADA DR
$2,238,357.60 CORPORATION PRESIDING BISHOP CHURCH OF JESUS - NEW CHURCH
520-722-3669
Phoenix LPRR 1301404 5/13/13 5330 E WASHINGTON ST 85034
$2,292,519.00 BREOF AIP PHOENIX LLC 2901 N CENTRAL AVE STE 1200 PHOENIX AZ 85012
CB RICAHRD ELLIS
Phoenix BLD 13010202 5/15/13 21030 N 19TH AVE 85027-2701
$3,270,092.00 AZTEC 19TH AVE LLC 4350 E CAMELBACK RD STE E240 PHOENIX AZ 85018
JOKAKE CONSTRUCTION SERVICES INC
602-241-8964
Phoenix BLD 13010389 5/17/13 10210 S 50TH PL 85044-5209
$3,500,000.00 BASIS SCHOOLS INC 10210 S 50TH PL PHOENIX AZ 85044-5209
CANYON BUILDING AND DESIGN LLC
520-299-7927
Scottsdale Com 194351 5/13/13 8445 E FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT BL
$5,344,935.66 EARNHARDT ARIZONA PROPERTIES LLC
JOHNSON CARLIER INC
602-275-2222
Scottsdale Com 194478 5/15/13 16601 N PIMA RD $5,737,731.20 CITY OF SCOTTSDALE HOWARD S WRIGHT CONSTRUCTORS
602-920-4349
Scottsdale Multi-Fam
194464 5/14/13 15509 N SCOTTSDALE RD PROPERTY DIVISION LOT 3
$9,729,230.76 PLINTH VENTURE, LLC - APARTMENT COMPLEX
MT BUILDERS 480-951-2222
Buckeye plans to fill a mostly empty strip mall with an expanded library and other agencies so it can improve services to neighborhoods near the central section of town.
Buckeye’s project will also save mon-ey, officials say. This month, the town closed on the $2.55M purchase of Sundance Crossings shopping center near Yuma and Dean Roads.
It was built in 2007 for $6M to $7M, town officials say. The center is worth $3.45M, according to county proper-ty-tax records, they say.
Buckeye bought the property from Tulsa-based Bank of Oklahoma, which had taken over the center after fore-closure.
Plans call for town offices and servic-es to fill about 50K square feet in the center. Officials plan to move the li-
brary and other offices into the center during the first three months of 2014.
The project will include:
• A 15K SF library. It would nearly double the size of Buckeye’s current library.
• Fire Department administra-tion and customer-service offices.
• A Police Department substa-tion. Police administrative offices will be consolidated and relocated to the center as well.
• An economic-development center for small businesses and entrepreneurs. The cen-ter would include a training and corporate presentation center, as well as co-working space for home-based busi-nesses.
West Valley cities have used strip malls for office space, a business in-cubator and as city halls. In 2004, El Mirage bought a business and retail complex that it uses as its City Hall. In Surprise, a retail strip center near Bell and El Mirage roads morphed into the AZ TechCelerator.
The Sundance Crossings purchase included two undeveloped pad sites, a freestanding parcel of commercial real estate in the front of the shop-ping center. The pads could accom-modate 124K square feet of addi-tional buildings, but the town has not decided what the space will be used for, Becker said.
Read more at AZCentral. Note: AZCen-tral is now premium content. Readers are permitted 20 free article views per month.
By John Yantis for the Arizona Republic
Buckeye Buys Strip Mall to Transplant Offices
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1. The transformation to new levels of hip in the Scottsdale night life entertainment area is bolstered with plans by Riot Hospitality Group to open Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row. The swanky honky-tonk goes into a 5.2K SF slot at 4420 N. Saddlebag Trail in Old Town. Locally farmed produce and organically-raised meats will be transformed into American gastropub fare—bar food with a premium price tag and très chér drink pricing. The country star’s concept includes pour-your-own beer and liquor taps in specially-designed booths. Live music is planned as well. The saloon opens July 4th.
2. Arizona Family Florist is planning to expand its 13K SF 2050 S. 16th St. retail
outlet into 33K SF with an open air market. The move will provide room for sister company LUX Wedding Florist and WedAZ bridal magazine. The move creates a lot extra space for the company and its related firms (AZCentral premium content).
3. Scottsdale’s Pomo Pizzeria Napoletana has set sail from the sinking Borgata and reopens May 28th in Downtown Phoenix. The new location, 705 N. First, is the former space occupied by Sens. The artisan pizza establishment’s relocation now puts an impressive line-up of high-end pizzerias downtown. The cluster includes venerable Pizzeria Bianco, Cibo, and the new Pomo (AZCentral premium content).
Openings and Expansion News
Sale Transactions4. There’s no indication that the laws
making Singapore a squeaky clean city will become Biltmore policy as the dust settles on the purchase of the Arizona Biltmore Resort by an arm of the island-nation’s government. The sale price has not been disclosed, but it’s expected that the sale means relief for the financially-troubled hotel and golf course. The result is pulling the hotel out of its two-year bankruptcy proceedings. The Singapore government will be the fourth owner of the 84-year old icon in the past 13 years. The owner of record is GIC Real Estate, which is the real estate investment company owned by the Singapore government.
5. A hair over $77M ($95/SF) is what Industrial Income Trust, Denver, Colo., paid for an 808K SF commerce park, Dobson and Broadway roads, Mesa. A joint venture of Lincoln Property Co., Phoenix, and RREEF Funds, Chicago, sold the property using Cassidy Turley as the broker. The complex is 79 percent occupied across its 53 acre, five-warehouse, three-industrial building and three office-warehouse complex.
6. Harvard Investments Inc., Scottsdale, paid $14.4M ($13.8K/platted lot) to acquire two Surprise parcels entitled for around 1,000 single family homes. MPC Homes, Scottsdale and BayNorth Capital LLC, Boston, Mass. were the sellers. Land Advisors Organization was the broker for the deal .The parcels are part of phase two for the Desert Oasis community and a 130 acre parcel known as Sunrise Ranch. Oasis was engineered for 639 platted homes, Jomax Rd. and 171st Ave., and Sunrise, in the same neighborhood can handle up to 400 homes once it’s platted.
7. The Arizona Daily Star reports that more than $13M in CRE closed in the past week in Pima County. The largest transactions include:
• Commercial property: 1758 thru 1850 E. Irvington Rd. and 4980 S. Campbell Ave., $5.9M. EC Irvington Foundation, LLC, Encino, Calif., buyer; Leon LLC, Tucson, seller.
• Residential property: 2102 E. Desert Garden Dr., $2.5M. The Brown Revocable Trust, Tucson, buyer; Richard H. and Sarah R. Willie trusts, Tucson, sellers.
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Sale Transactions (Cont’d)
Lease Transactions
Closures, Foreclosures & Bankruptcies
8. No stranger to Valley CRE, Wilshire Capital Partners, Los Angeles, picked up the Scottsdale 68 Design District, 68th St. and Thomas Rd., for $11M ($100/SF). The 109K SF specialty retail center is 92 percent occupied by design, architecture and trade professionals. The property underwent a significant facelift in 2008. Cushman & Wakefield represented both parties in the deal. The seller was Fenway Properties.
9. Walmart is planning Casa Grande’s first Sam’s Club with plans to open before Christmas. The retailer closed on an 18 acre piece south of Florence Blvd. at I-10 for its warehouse store. Cassidy Turley handled the transaction for seller Florence & I-10 LLC; Walmart handled
the purchase in-house. The transaction sailed through approval with Casa Grande. The company plans to draw its permit in the near future and start construction in June. . The architect is Raymond Harris & Associates and the GC will be announced later this week.
10. Metro Gardens, a 144-unit apartment complex, 10227 N. 32nd Ln., Phoenix, has sold for $5.1M ($36K/unit). The Class C, distressed complex, has some recent upgrades including a clubhouse and recreation area. The Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation was the seller and the buyer was not disclosed. Marcus & Millichap was broker for both parties.
11. An empty office shell, The Pinnacle at Kierland, 14624 N. Scottsdale Rd., Phoenix, has been leased to Heckmann Corp. for ten years. The 20K SF space will undergo TI—part of which is being paid by the building owner, Scottsdale Kierland Property LLC. CBRE handled the deal for Heckmann and Lee & Associates took up the task for the owner. Heckmann is a Pennsylvania-based environmental solutions company with a water focus.
12. C-A-L Ranch Stores is making its first move into Phoenix with a 50K SF store at South Mountain Crossing, 35th and Southern avenues. Western Retail Advisors and Zell Commercial Real
Estate represented C-A-L on the Phoenix site and an 82K SF facility at the Plaza Vista Mall, U.S. 90 and Charleston Rd., Sierra Vista. WRA represented the Phoenix landlord and Rein & Grosshoeme represented the landlord in Sierra Vista.
13. Sears Hometown is opening a new 7.6K SF retail outlet in Kingman Crossing, I-40 and Stockton Hill Rd., Kingman. Sears and 99 Cent Only are the anchors in the development. The company is moving from a nearby location into the Accelerated Development Services/Wadsworth Development complex. The shopping center is undergoing a complete update.
14. Tucson’s midtown boutique resort, Lodge on the Desert, 306 N. Alvernon Way, has filed for Chapter 11 protection. The 77-year old hotel remains open for business, according to owners Lodge Partners LLC. The move was a strategic one to protect the asset when the company was unable to make a construction loan payment due May 8th. The company lists liabilities of $15M to $18M and assets of $5M to $9M.
15. The last of the fat Greeks is leaving Tucson. The My Big Fat Green Restaurant’s East Broadway location closed two weeks ago ending its six year run in the Old Pueblo. Previously, the Sierra Vista and Foothills Mall locations changed concept from Greek to The Lodge Sasquatch Kitchen.
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Commercial Real Estate News
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Industry Events17
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AAEDMAY 22 - Southern AZ Luncheon -Tucson International Airport’s Economic Impact on the Region
AASBOJul 17-20 - Arizona Association of School Business Officials 60th Annual Summer Conference- A Diamond Jubilee (Tucson)
ABAMay 23 - ABA/CMAA Joint Mixer- Hosted by McCarthy
Jun 12 - Finance in Construction
Jun 18 - 2013 Apprenticeship Recognition Banquet
June 19 - How Sellable is Your Business
Jul 11-12 - OSHA 10 Hour Course (Tucson)
ACEMAY 21 - Public Private Partnership Task Force Meeting
MAY 22 - Advanced Integrated Practice Conference
Jun 4 - Leadership Advantage to Drive Profitability
Jun 24-26 - Business Strategies for the Senior Construction Executive - Succession Planning in a Challenging Market
Jul 9 - Getting Bank and Bond Credit in a Tough Market
ACTMAY 21 - Permit Required Confined Space Work, Respirator Use & LOTO Training Class (Tucson)
Jun 12 - Excavation Competent Person & Hazard Recognition Training
Jul 16 - OSHA Forklift & Rigging Training Class & Refresher (Tucson)
AGCMAY 29 - ERCC 6 Hour Course
APWAMAY 21 - Cultural Resource and Utility Issues Workshop
AZ Solar CenterMAY 21-22 - 5th Annual Renewable Energy Projects in Indian Country Conference
The Reference LibraryMAY 22 - PACTIV - “Moisture Management in Walls”
MAY 23 - Minol USA - “Multi-Use: Best Practices for Increasing Asset Value”
REIACMay 30 - 2013 REIAC Southwest - Southeast Valley -Where the Jobs Are!
SAAEMAMAY 21 - May 2013 Real Estate Roundup (Tucson)
Simpson Strong-TieJun 19 - Connector Workshop for General Audiences
SPO AZ GovJun 3 - Arizona State Government Procurement Fair - Construction/Building/Fleet Focus
ULIJun 20 - Healthcare/Senior Living Development and Investment Strategies
USGBCMAY 25 - Green Revolution Exhibition -Save the Date
Jun 5 - June Lunch & LEED - Optimizing Energy Efficiency with Energy Star
Valley PartnershipMay 31 - Land Rush! Market Update on the Valley’s Expansion
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Project Solicitations
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5/21/13 11am
RFP City of Phoenix - Environmental Remediation Consulting Services. Contact: Gretchen Wolfe at 602-273-4082 or [email protected]. First published on 4/26 & added pre-proposal meeting date on 4/30
4/30/13 1pm Mand.
Link
5/22/13 2pm
13RQ002 RFQ City of Scottsdale - Water Department Engineering Support Services. Contact: Karie Ingles at 480-312-5744 or [email protected]. First published on 4/26
none Link
5/22/13 2:30pm
14-002 RFP Buckeye Elementary School District - Project Management Services (Free registration required). Contact: Mundi Wallace at 623-925-3415 or [email protected]. First published on 5/10
Link
5/23/13 11am
List 13004-ROQ-2013 RFQ Maricopa County - Court Facilities Master Plan. Architectural Services needed for Maricopa County Master Planning Services Contracts. Contact: Brian Garcia [email protected]. First published on 4/30 & added sign-in sheet on 5/14
Link
5/28/13 COB
RFP Community Transportation Association of America - Consulting firms to assist the Economic Collaborative of Northern Arizona in developing reliable and consistent public transit services along the I-40 corridor between Flagstaff, Williams and the Grand Canyon area of Arizona. Contact: Charles A. Rutkowski at 202-299.6593 or [email protected]. First published on 5/21
Link
5/29/13 10am REVISED
List 2013-016 RFQ MCDOT - Construction Administration Services for Northern Parkway Bridges at Reems and Litchfield Roads and Sarival Avenue to Dysart Road Landscape. Contact: Cynthia Slaughter at [email protected]. First published on 4/30 & revised bid date on 5/17
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How to Read Projects BiddingProjects are Color Coded by Category: Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant, Development, Horizontal,
Utilities, Commercial, Alterations & Maintenance, and Products & Equipment.They are listed by their Due Date and the Darker Shade noted solicitations New or Revised in this Issue.
CMAR - Construction Manager at RiskConsult - ConsultantDB - Design Build
D-B-B - Design Bid BuildIDIQ - Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity
IFB - Invitation for BidsJOC - Job Order ContractSub Bids - GC requesting sub bids
RFP - Request for ProposalsRFQ - Request for QualificationsRFQuote - Request for Quotations
Planning/Design/Inspection/ConsultantIncludes Design, Construction Administration, Inspection, Master Planning, Surveying, and Environmental Analysis Solutions. Also includes Misc. Land and Title solicitations.
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Project Solicitations
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5/29/13 3pm
$2M- $5M
List VA25813R0369 Sources Sought
Department of Veterans Affairs - A/E Design Services for Construction Project 678-JIF-101, Improve Inpatient Mental Health, B67, at SAVAHCS, Tucson AZ. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business set-aside. Contact: Aaron “A.J.” Davis at 520-629-4611 at [email protected]. First published on 5/7
Link
5/30/13 11am
$200K 95985 IFB Pima County - Asbestos, Lead & Mold Sample Analysis. Contact: John Nanosky at [email protected]. First published on 5/14
5/16/13 2pm
Link
5/30/13 12pm
RFQ Arizona Department of Water Resources - Water Resource Consultant. Develop a two phased education, training and certification program that addresses water use efficiency and the rising concentration of total dissolved solids and associated ions and salts in wastewater collected and received at water reclamation facilities. Contact: Marie Horn at 602-771-8509. First published on 5/7
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5/30/13 2pm
RFP 14018 RFP Scottsdale Unified School District - Energy Management Conservation Services (Free registration required). Contact: Allen (Roger) Spivey at 480-484-8681 or [email protected]. First published on 5/17
5/14/13 8:30am
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5/30/13 3pm
13SQ011 RFQ City of Scottsdale - Chaparral Water Treatment Plant, Pre-treatment Phase 2. Contract includes assessment of source water quality and current treatment process, evaluation of pre-treatment technologies, recommendation of improvements, and development of a design concept report with analysis of alternatives and implementation costs. Contact: Elaine Mercado at 480-312-7985 or [email protected]. First published on 5/3
5/9/13 9:30am
Link
5/30/13 5pm
2014-2106-0004 RFQ City of Gilbert - Engineering Standards Manual Update. Contact: Tom Condit at [email protected]. First published on 4/26
5/15/13 Link
5/31/13 3pm
List VA25813R0370 RFQ Department of Veterans Affairs - Design Services - Additional Research Labs Minor Construction Project. Contact: Kenneth R. Winfield at [email protected]. First published on 5/7
Link
6/4/13 2pm
RFQ 14-002-18 RFQ Coolidge Unified School District - Architectural, Engineering and Related Services (Free registration required). Contact: Kelly Dooley at 520-723-2419 or [email protected]. First published on 5/17 & added walk through date/time on 5/21
5/21/13 3:30pm walk-thru
Link
6/7/13 4pm
List 2013-011 RFQ Town of Marana - Impact Fee Study - Roads and Parks. Contact: Patrick O’Kane at 520-382-2679 or [email protected]. First published on 5/7 & added sign-in sheet on 5/14
5/10/13 10am
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6/11/13 10am
$3.5M CP0211 RFQ City of Mesa - Design Services for Mesa Junior High Community Conversion CMAR project. Provide programming and design services to convert the site of the former Mesa Junior High School (828 East Broadway Road) to a 30-acre sports complex, including new soccer, baseball, and softball fields with concession and restroom facilities. First published on 5/14
5/29/13 8:30am
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6/11/13 10:30am
RFQ #C13-13 RFQ 1GPA - Supplemental Consulting Services. Contact: Contact Christy Knorr at 866-306-3893 or [email protected]. First published on 5/21
Link
6/11/13 4pm
ST1305-201 RFQ City of Chandler - Design Services for Old Price-Queen Creek Intersection Improvements. Contact: Ray Buglion at 480-782-3319 or [email protected]. First published on 5/10
5/29/13 11am
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6/11/13 5pm
#07-01-06664 RFQ City of San Luis - Architectural and Engineering Services to design a business incubator that will be constructed in the San Luis Industrial Park. Contact: Dania Castillo at [email protected] or 928-341-8584. First published on 5/3
5/28/13 3pm
Link
6/12/13 3:30pm
$5M- $10M
List VA25813R0363 RFQ Department of Veterans Affairs - Architectural/Engineering services for the Expansion of Clinics for PACT Phase I, Bldg 80 Project: 678-326 at Southern Arizona VA Health Care System in Tucson. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Set-aside. Contact: Daniel B Thelen at 520-629-4830 or [email protected]. First published on 5/14
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6/14/13 4pm
13034 RFP Town of Oro Valley - Consulting Services for General Plan Update. Contact: Bayer Vella, Conservation & Sustainability Administrator, at 520.229.4810 or [email protected]. First published on 5/21
5/30/13 11am
Link
6/17/13 3pm
List EN1306-101 -EN1313-101
RFQ City of Chandler - Annual Services for Water/Wastewater Facilities. Contact: Hafiz Noor at 480-782-3324 or [email protected]. First published on 5/17
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6/18/13 10:30am
RFQ #C13-13 RFQ 1GPA - Supplemental Architectural Services. Contact: Contact Christy Knorr at 866-306-3893 or [email protected]. First published on 5/21
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Volume 4, Issue 2720
LightlineTM
THE FUTURE OF MOVABLE WALLS. SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL.
INTRODUCING
For more information, contact Tina Gazia at 480.406.7166 or [email protected]
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5/23/13 3pm
EM13-ROW01 RFQ City of El Mirage - Land Acquisition & Relocation Services. Contact: Jorge Gastelum, P.E., CIP Engineer at Email: [email protected]. First published on 4/19
none Link
6/4/13 2pm
13-PS-04 RFQ Mohave County - On-call Development Plan Review Services. Contact: Tara Acton at 928-753-0752 or [email protected]. First published on 5/3
5/14/13 10am
Link
6/7/13 12pm
RFP-CED-2012-UMD01-A4,
RFP City of Phoenix - Urban and/or Mixed-Use Development in Downtown Phoenix Addenda #4, Adding Seven City-Owned Properties on North Second Street Between Roosevelt and Portland Streets. Contact: Rob Cox, at [email protected] or 602-262-5040. First published on 5/14
Link
6/18/13 3pm
List EN1302-101 RFQ City of Chandler - Annual Park Design Services. Contact: Hafiz Noor at 480-782-3324 or [email protected]. First published on 5/18
5/28/13 11am
Link
6/20/13 3:30pm
$500K- $1M
List VA25813R0364 RFQ Department of Veterans Affairs - Architectural/Engineering services for the Water System Upgrade Project at Southern Arizona VA Health Care System located in Tucson. Contact: Daniel B Thelen at 520-629-4830 or [email protected]. First published on 5/14
Link
Open till 12/31/17
11.160.131 RFQ Arizona Board of Regents - 2013 Annual RFQ for Facility-Related Professional Services including: Design Professional (DP) Architectural, Pre-Construction, Cost Estimating, Commissioning, Facility Project Programming, and Engineering Services. Contact: Candace Awbrey at 928-523-4227. First published on 12/14/12
12/17 11am
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Development OpportunitiesIncludes Requests for Development Proposals, Entitlements, and Misc. Real Estate Services.
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Type Owner - Description Pre-bid Link
5/21/13 1pm
<$2M RFQ-13PAVJOC JOC City of Sedona - Citywide Paving. Contact: Dan Neimy at 928-204-7109 or [email protected]. First published on 4/30
Link
5/21/13 1pm
<$125K RFQ-13CONJOC JOC City of Sedona - Citywide Concrete. Contact: Dan Neimy at 928-204-7109 or [email protected]. First published on 4/30
Link
5/21/13 3pm
List ADOT13-00002977 IFB ADOT - Airfield Pavement Surface Treatment for the Cottonwood, Falcon Field, Lake Havasu, Page & San Manuel Airports. Contact: Earl Payne at 602-712-8514 or [email protected]. First published on 5/7
Link
5/21/13 3pm REVISED
ADOT13-00002904 IFB ADOT - Cattle Guard Foundations, Grills, End Frames and Clamps. Contact: Sharon L Tohtsoni at [email protected] or 602-712-8595. First published on 4/26 & revised on 5/14 & moved to horizontal & revised bid date on 5/17
Link
5/21/13 4pm
$250K- $300K
List AG-8173-S- 13-0010
RFP Department of Agriculture - Asphalt Repaving - Forest Road 300 in Springerville, AZ. Small Business Set aside. Contact: Margaret A Cisco, Purchasing Agent, at [email protected] or 928-333-6345. Pre-Solicitation first published on 3/19 & moved to solicitations on 4/5. Added sign-in sheet on 4/30
Link
5/23/13 10am
List EM12-ST02 IFB City of El Mirage - Construction of Bus Bays at Thunderbird & 129th Ave. Contact: Jorge Gastelum at 623-876-2977. First published on 4/30 & added sign-in sheet on 5/14
5/8/13 10am
Link
5/23/13 2pm
$1.268M List #13.020 IFB Washington Elementary School District - School Site Improvements for: Shaw Butte, Mountain Sky, Ocotillo and Sunburst Schools. The projects consist of the construction of new site and paving features. Contact: Howard Kropp at [email protected]. First published on 5/7 & added sign-on sheet and valuation on 5/21
5/9/13 1pm
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5/23/13 2pm REVISED
2013-20000223 IFB City of Yuma - Yuma Valley Area Park construction. Work includes grading, paving, site utilities and park amenities. (Free registration required). Contact: Peggy Hayes at 928-373-5110 or [email protected]. First published on 4/26 & revised bid date on 5/17
Link
5/23/13 3pm
COS13-013 IFB City of Surprise - 163rd Ave and Pat Tilman Blvd Temporary Basin. Contact: Pam Risaliti at [email protected] or 623-222-1857. First published on 5/7
Link
HorizontalIncludes Earthwork, Roadway Improvements, Paving Maintenance, Transportation, and Single-Trade Solicitations directly related to Horizontal Construction (i.e. Traffic Signal Signalization and Pavement Marking).
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Project Solicitations
602-997-0937 | suntecconcrete.com
EXPERIENCE CONCRETE LIKE NEVER BEFORE
5/23/13 3pm REVISED
List EN 13-032; ST1261
IFB City of Avondale - City Center Phase 3, Transit Center and Off-Site Improvements. Work consists of extending 114th Ave and Park Ave to Roosevelt St, the construction of surface parking area (Transit Center), pedestrian facilities, lighting and landscape improvements. Contact: Charles Andrews at 623-333-4216. First published on 4/23 & revised link on 4/30. Revised bid date and added planholders list on 5/21
4/24/13 10am Mand.
Link
5/29/13 1pm
$250K- $500K
List 13-161-SOL-00009 IFB Department of Health and Human Services - Hopi Sidewalk Improvements. Small Business Set-aside. Contact: William H Standley, Contract Specialist, at [email protected] or 206-374-7302. Pre-Solicitation first published on 4/16. Moved to solicitation on 4/30
Link
5/29/13 2pm
$600K- $650K
List 94793 IFB Pima County - UA Medical Center South Campus Parking Lot Improvements. Contact Melissa Hala’ufia at [email protected]. First published on 5/17
5/14/13 1pm
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5/29/13 3pm
DS2103-129, E8504 IFB Town of Fountain Hills - Avenue of the Fountains Median Improvements. Contact: Paul Mood, Development Services Director, at [email protected]. First published on 5/3
5/14/13 10am Mand.
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3-04-0031-22-2012 IFB City of Safford - Reconstruct GA Apron and Improve Safety Areas at the Safford Regional Airport. A DBE contract goal of 27% percent has been established for this contract. Contact: Randy Petty at 928-432-4261 or [email protected]. First published on 4/26
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List 12-03 & 12-04 IFB Town of Paradise Valley - Mockingbird Lane Reconstruction and 52nd Street Sidewalks. Contact: Jeremy Knapp at 480-348-3622. First published on 5/3 & added sign-in sheet on 5/21
5/15/13 10am
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B-05-13-CO05 IFB Santa Cruz County - Gorrion Corte Drainage Improvement & Floodplain Mapping Project. Contact: Joseph Alwin, Project Manager at C.L. Williams Consulting, at 928-367-2248 or [email protected]. First published on 5/3
5/15/13 10am Mand.
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Project Solicitations
5/31/13 2pm
CDBG #111-12 IFB Town of Florence - ADA Curb Cut Ramps. Contact: Wayne Costa at 520-868-7617 or [email protected]. First published on 5/21
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6/3/13 2pm
$6.3M List P13-0072 IFB City of Peoria - Construction Services for Agua Fria Truck Road Reliever between 112th Avenue and Rose Garden Lane to 107th Avenue and Pinnacle Peak Road. Contact: Lisa Houg at 623-773-7115 or [email protected]. First published on 5/17
5/21/13 2pm
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6/3/13 3pm
PR1190 IFB Lake Havasu City - Rotary Park Improvements. This project consists of a new access road, parking, pedestrian path and lighting improvements at Rotary Park to supplement the new Skate Park. Contact: Jeremy Abbott, P.E., Project Manager, at 928-855-0336. First published on 5/14
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IFB City of Page - ADA Improvements. Work includes Removal of architectural barriers at ten City owned and maintained facilities (including new ADA construction projects and ADA upgrades to existing facilities). Contact: Tracy Bouvier at 928-213-5240 or [email protected]. First published on 5/14
5/23/13 1pm Mand.
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List AG-8173-S-13-0015 IDIQ Department of Agriculture - 2013 Roads IDIQ Springerville Road in Apache County. Small Business Set aside. Contact: Margaret A Cisco, Purchasing Agent, at [email protected] or 928-333-6345. Pre-Solicitation first published on 4/16 & moved to open solicitations on 4/23
5/21/13 9:30am
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List AG-8173-S-13-0016 IDIQ Department of Agriculture - 2013 Roads IDIQ Black Mesa Road in Navajo County. Small Business Set aside. Contact: Margaret A Cisco, Purchasing Agent, at [email protected] or 928-333-6345. Pre-Solicitation first published on 4/16 & moved to open solicitations on 4/23
5/21/13 9:30am
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List AG-8173-S-13-0017 IDIQ Department of Agriculture - 2013 Roads IDIQ Lakeside Road in Navajo County. Small Business Set aside. Contact: Margaret A Cisco, Purchasing Agent, at [email protected] or 928-333-6345. Pre-Solicitation first published on 4/16 & moved to open solicitations on 4/23
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AG-8173-S-13-0018 IDIQ Department of Agriculture - 2013 Roads IDIQ Alpine Road in Apache County. Small Business Set aside. Contact: Margaret A Cisco, Purchasing Agent, at [email protected] or 928-333-6345. Pre-Solicitation first published on 4/16 & moved to open solicitations on 4/23
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Project Solicitations
6/5/13 4pm
AG-8173-S-13-0019 IDIQ Department of Agriculture - 2013 Roads IDIQ Clifton Road in Greenlee County. Small Business Set aside. Contact: Margaret A Cisco, Purchasing Agent, at [email protected] or 928-333-6345. Pre-Solicitation first published on 4/16 & moved to open solicitations on 4/23
5/21/13 9:30am
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121305 IFB City of Glendale - Transit Solar Bus Stops and Improvements. Repair/replace the solar lighting systems for approx. 49 bus shelters designated throughout the City. First published on 5/21
5/30/13 9am Mand.
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6/6/13 2pm
10112268 IFB Tucson Airport Authority - Rehabilitate Economy Parking Lot. Contact: Mike Smejkal at 520-573-4856. First published on 5/7
5/21/13 10am
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6/7/13 11am
$116K List PE0-0-(213)T IFB ADOT - Traffic Signal upgrades in Maricopa County, City of Peoria at nine different locations. DBE goal of 2.13%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Brian Pirooz at 602-712 8269 or Construction Supervisor: Girgis A. Girgis at 602-712 6710. First published on 5/10
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List 2013-017; 13084-DDB
D-B-B MCDOT - Fort McDowell Road - Drainage Improvements. Contact: Paul Shamrock at 602-506-6476 or [email protected]. First published on 5/17
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IFB DMB Associates - Phase 3 Roadway Improvements for the Marley Park® community in Surprise. Contact: Terri Kading at [email protected] or 480-367-7309. First published on 5/21
5/22/13 10am Mand.
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$23.3M List 010-B-(204)A D-B ADOT - Design Build for the design and construction of a new traffic interchange at Interstate 10 at Perryville Road within the City of Goodyear and the Town of Buckeye. Contact: Rimpal Shah at 602-712-8377 or [email protected]. First published on 5/17
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13PB039 IFB City of Scottsdale - Recycled (Hot-In-Place) Asphalt Paving. Contact: Karie Ingles at 480-312-5744 or [email protected]. First published on 5/17
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13PWD00068 IFB City of Prescott - FY 2014 Chip Seal Project - Various City Projects. This project consists of approx. 220,000 sy of rubberized chip seal on various City streets, approximately 29,000 sy of conventional asphalt chip seal on various, previously unpaved City streets and alleys, utility adjustment, approx. 35,700 sf of pavement repairs at various locations, and the restoration of disturbed traffic striping. Contact: Crista Clevenger at 928-777-1614 or [email protected]. First published on 5/14
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Project Solicitations
6/14/13 2pm
$500K- $1M
L13PS00302 DB Department of the Interior - Seawall Construction Project. The project consists of construction of a boat dock/loading/offloading area at Partners Point on Lake Havasu. Contact: Jacqueline Carter at [email protected] or 303-236-0550. First published on 5/17
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6/21/13 11am
$675K List 069-A-(211)T D-B-B ADOT - Pavement preservation on SR 69 in Yavapai County. The work consists of milling ½ inches of existing AC and replacing with AR-ACFC and placing a fog coat on the shoulders, milling 3 inches of existing AC and replacing with AC Miscellaneous Structural, restriping new pavement surface and other related work. DBE Goal of 1.34%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Adrian C, Gutierrez at 602-712-8257 or Construction Supervisor: Andrew Roth at 928-759-2426. First published on 5/17
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$4.6M List 089-A-(201)T IFB ADOT - Road widening on SR 89 within the City of Prescott. The work consists of widening White Spar Road to accommodate a center left turn lane and bike lanes in each direction. DBE goal of 3.56%. Contact: Engineering Specialist Don Pierson at 928-778-4679 or Construction Supervisor Andy Roth at 928-759-2426. First published on 7/3 & revised bid date on 9/7, 10/5, 12/18 & again on 4/12
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5/21/13 4pm
$14M List 85879 CMAR Pima County Regional Wastewater Reclamation Department - CMAR project for the South Rillito West Central Interceptor Rehabilitation. The project consists of the rehabilitation of approximately 3.4 miles of wastewater sewer line and the evaluation and repair of approximately 45 manholes. Contact: Jerome Rizzo at [email protected]. First published on 4/16 & added sign-in sheet on 5/14
5/7/13 10am
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List PW13-AMI01 IFB City of El Mirage - Purchase, Installation and Warranty of an Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) System for water utility automatic meter reading. Contact: Sue McDermott at 623-876-2971. First published on 4/19 & revised on 5/14. Added planholders list on 5/21
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Project Solicitations
5/22/13 3pm REVISED
List PARKS13-00002957
IFB Arizona State Parks - New 8’’ Fire Main Systems at Lake Havasu. Contact: Margie Silva at 602-542-6937. First published on 4/26 & added planholders list on 5/7. Revised bid date on 5/21
5/7/13 11:30pm
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121324 IFB City of Glendale - Utility Cut Repairs and concrete work. First published on 5/14
5/16/13 2pm
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2013097 IFB City of Mesa - Pipe Repair Clamps for Gas, Sewer & Water Services. Contact: Nicole Arnold at [email protected]. First published on 5/10
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RFP Cocopah Indian Tribe - Monitor Well Elevation Project. Contact: Barbara A. Mathias, Director, Environmental Protection Office at 928-627-2025 ext. 13 or [email protected]. First published on 5/21
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5/29/13 3pm
AGFD13-00003031
RFQuote Arizona Game and Fish Department - Utility Trenching and Installation at AGFD Mesa Regional Office. Contact: Elizabeth Bugrard at [email protected] or 623-236-7459. First published on 5/17
5/21/13 10am
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2013090 RFP City of Mesa - Performance Cooling Water Treatment Program. Contact: Clayton Campbell at 480-644-2655 or [email protected]. First published on 4/30 & revised on 5/21
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5/30/13 10am
List EM12-WW01 IFB City of El Mirage - WWTP Post Filtration Improvements. Contact: Jorge Gastelum at 623-876-2976. First published on 5/7
5/15/13 10am
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5/30/13 2pm
W-0113 IFB City of Show Low - 12-Inch Water Line Inner-Tie. Construct approximately 6,600 linear feet of 12-inch waterline, a water pumping station, two pressure reducing valves, and the installation of associated appurtenances and fittings. Contact: Marian Agan at [email protected]. First published on 5/21
5/30/13 2pm Mand.
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RFP #13-35-06-18
RFP Gilbert Public Schools - Water Treatment Services and Chemicals. Contact: Barbie Newman at 480-497-3386. First published on 5/21
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5/31/13 4pm
2013-PW-0001 RFI City of Douglas is issuing a Request for Information on automated water meter solutions. Contact: Rene Rios at [email protected]. First published on 4/30 & added pre-bid meeting date and time on 5/14
5/15/13 1pm
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COS13-014 RFQ City of Surprise - CMAR for Mountain Vista Well No. 2. Contact: Pamela Risaliti and Dennis J. Kirkland at [email protected] and [email protected]. First published on 5/7
5/15/13 9am Mand.
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Project Solicitations
6/3/13 3pm
PW 13-044 IFB City of Avondale - Water Reclamation Facility: Replacement Chemical Tanks. DBE participation encouraged. Contact: Loretta Browning at 623-333-2029. First published on 5/21
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13PWD00069 IFB City of Prescott - SR89 White Spar Waterline Relocation. This project generally consists of construction of a new 12” DIP water main and appurtenances on SR89-White Spar Rd. from Copper Basin Rd. to Apache Dr. Contact: Erika Laster at 928-777-1130. First published on 5/17
5/23/13 2pm Mand.
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List P13-0069 IFB City of Peoria - On-Call contract for Manhole Rehabilitation. Contact: Christine Finney at 623-773-7115. First published on 5/17
5/23/13 1pm
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6/6/13 3pm
EN 13-036 IFB City of Avondale - CDBG Street and Sidewalk Improvements (ST1162). Work includes installation of new 8” waterline, new pavement, curb, gutter, sidewalk and other related miscellaneous work. Contact: Chris Hamilton at 623-333-4218. First published on 5/21
5/29/13 10am Mand.
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RFP City of San Luis - Arizona Juan Sanchez Boulevard Sewer Manhole Replacement Project and Sewer Force Main Replacement Across Highway 95 Project. Contact: James Davey and Associates at 928-782-7926 or [email protected] for plans. First published on 5/21
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6/11/13 2pm
13RP028 RFP City of Scottsdale - Emergency Pipeline Repair Services. Contact: John Snow at 480-312-5716 or [email protected]. First published on 5/14
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R13PS40010 RFP Department of the Interior - Glen Canyon Dam Power Plant (Page) Generators G1, G3, G5, & G6 Rewinds (Roebel Design Rebuilds). Contact: Washington Bennett, Contract Specialist, at 801-524-3853 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation first published on 4/26 & moved to open solicitations on 5/14
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$13M C10597 CMAR City of Mesa - Val Vista Water Transmission Main Phase 1. Contact: Michele Davila at 480-644-5463 or [email protected]. First published on 5/21
5/30/13 10am
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$5M- $10M
List DE-SOL-0005448 Dept of Energy - Western Power Administration - Longtin Substation, Stage 02 construction project in Bullhead City, AZ. Work includes installing Government-Furnished-Equipment, building foundations, grounding system, and OPGW from Longtin Substation to Topock Substation. Small Business Set-aside. Contact Joy Trujillo, Contract Specialist, at [email protected]. No phone calls will be accepted. Pre-solicitation first published on 3/29 & revised target date on 4/23 & 5/10. Moved to open solicitations on 5/21
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Project Solicitations
6/19/13 3pm
$500K- $1M
WA1301-401 IFB City of Chandler - West Pecos Well Drilling. Contact: Joshua Plumb at 480-782-3312 or [email protected]. First published on 5/21
6/6/13 10am
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6/26/13 5pm
RFP Tucson Electric Power Company - 2013 Power Plant RFP (Free registration is required). Power plant purchase agreement for acquisition of shares in an existing or newly constructed power plant. TEPs target scenarios are 340MW with a desired start date of January 1, 2015 and 170MW with a desired start date of January 1, 2018. Questions will be submitted to Accion Group, Inc website at link. First published on 5/14
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5/21/13 11am
CDBG #155-12 / CDBG #127-13
IFB Town of Snowflake - Snowflake-Taylor Public Library Renovations. Renovation of the stairs, ramp, and fire sprinkler system at the Snowflake Academy building located at 148 S. 2nd Street West, Snowflake. Contact: Robert Graham, AIA / Motley Design Group LLC, at 602-254-5599. First published on 5/14
5/7/13 11am
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$425K AGFD13-00002845
IFB Arizona Game and Fish Department - Construction Services for Log Cabin at PS Ranch. Contact: Elizabeth Burgard at [email protected] or 623-236-7459. First published on 5/10
5/14/13 11am
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5/22/13 11am
List CP0213 CMAR City of Mesa - CMAR services for Museum and Cultural Resources Expansion (Federal Building Re-Use). Contact: Michele Davila at 480-644-5463 or [email protected]. Saemisch + Di Bella Architects Inc. is the architect for this project. First published on 4/30 & added site visit sign in sheet on 5/7
5/8/13 1pm
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CommercialCommercial CommercialIncludes new construction and major renovations/additions/alterations to real property. Includes multi-trade requests for subcontractor bids and development RFP’s that indicate future commercial construction.
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Project Solicitations
5/22/13 2:30pm REVISED
$3M- $3.5M
IFB 3139-7; 110042
IFB Maricopa Community Colleges - Scottsdale Community College: Remodel and update the existing library including offices, stack areas, computer labs, and add a coffee bar. Building remodel 32,450 sf and add 2,294 sf. DLR Architects has been selected with MPE consultant still to be identified for general library master planning to develop project scope before design begins. All consultants are from our annual services listing. Release of bids is due in February. Contact: Ross Bern at [email protected]. Pre-Solicitation first published on 12/7 & revised target on 1/25. Changed to solicitation on 2/8 & revised bid date on 3/5 & 3/22 & again on 5/3
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List 89656 IFB Pima County - Pima County Sheriff’s Department Training Facility North Addition. Project consists of approx. 3,000 s.f. addition of floor space, incorporating a 1,000 s.f. break room, 1,300 s.f. exercise room, 320 s.f. of ATV storage and accessory spaces. There will be site grading and utility (sewer) connections. SBE goal is 10%. Contact: Melissa Hala’ufia at [email protected]. First published on 4/23 & revised due date on 5/7. Added sign-in sheet on 5/14. Revised bid date again on 5/17
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RFQuote City of El Mirage - City Hall Remodel. Work includes interior wall demolition, door removal and installation, construct new walls and service window. Contact: Nick Russo at 623-876-4235 or [email protected]. First published on 5/17
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$147K CDBG #107-13 IFB City of Benson - Lions Park ADA Restrooms Project. The project includes construction of two prefabricated concrete restrooms at Lions Park. Contact: Cheri Shull at 520-720-6323. First published on 4/26 & revised description, contact and link on 5/3
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JOC Pinon Unified School District - RFQ for Job-Order Contracting Construction Services for Selected Projects. Contact: Doug Vaughan at 928-725-2110. First published on 5/7
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5/28/13 4pm
130739 JOC City of Tucson - JOC Zoo area and Exhibit Improvements. Scope of work will include design and construction services for improvements to the existing Zoo exhibit facilities and grounds. Contact: Cherie Odeski at 520-837-4126 or [email protected]. First published on 5/10
5/15/13 11am
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$4.1M List 13075-CMR-2013 CMAR Maricopa County - Cell Door Release Improvements-LBJ and 4th Avenue Jail. Work includes fabricating, installing and testing a new manual lock release device for approximately 2,400 cell doors. Contact: Paul Shamrock at [email protected]. First published on 4/26
5/13/13 8:30am
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$3M List 13073-CMR-2013 CMAR Maricopa County Facilities Management - Chase Field Structural Repairs. Contact: Brian Garcia at [email protected]. First published on 5/7
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90-13-214-RFQ CMAR Maricopa Integrated Health System - CMAR for Physician Administration Building comprising approximately 17,000 square feet of new construction. Contact: Annie Miyazaki, Procurement Officer at 602-344-1403 or [email protected]. First published on 5/14
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RFP The Sedona Oak Creek Airport Authority - Construction of Outdoor Restroom Facility at the Mesa Grill at the Sedona Airport. Contact: Rod Propst at [email protected] or 928-282-4487. First published on 4/30
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6/3/13 2pm
List W9126G-12-R-0084
RFP Department of the Army - MATOC Contracts for Construction Services for the USACE in SWD and its surrounding areas consisting of AZ, AR, CA, LA, NM, OK, and TX (W9126G-11-R-0069). Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Ms. Jennifer Fox at 817-886-1220 or [email protected]. Pre-Solicitation first published on 1/29 & moved to open solicitations on 5/7
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RFQ DB City of Casa Grande - Little League Sports Complex Renovation. Contact: Remilie S. Miller at 520-421-8600 x1110. First published on 5/10. The City of Casa Grande is withdrawing this Request For Qualifications for Design-Build services on 5/14
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$5M- $7M
2013-400 DB Northern Arizona Intergovernmental Public Transportation Authority (NAIPTA) - Design-Build services for the NAIPTA Facilities Expansion Project. The project site is located in east Flagstaff and will include new buildings, equipment, and site modifications. Proposed facilities include: approx. 20k SF bus storage space, a fueling station, employee parking, bus washing facilities, and all accommodating site development. Two step Procurement process. Contact: [email protected]. First published on 5/14
5/20/13 2pm
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Project Solicitations
6/4/13 3pm
ADOT13-00002750
IFB ADOT - Modular Structures. Supply, transport, and install Modular Office Buildings, delivered and assembled to sites (not yet determined) consisting of one or more sections. Contact: Earl Payne at 602-712-8514 or [email protected]. First published on 5/21
5/23/13 9am
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S 02948 IFB Maricopa County Housing Authority - Calle Del Oro Remodeling Project. Contact: Janet Belfield at 602-744-4537 or [email protected]. First published on 5/14
5/23/13 3pm Mand.
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$64M List W9126G-13-R-0089
MATOC Department of the Army - MATOC Construction Services, USACE Southwest District (SWD) and its surrounding areas (AZ, AR, CA, LA, NM, OK and TX). Construction services are to include, but is not limited to: construction, renovation, repairs and alterations, preventive maintenance, environmental abatement, and operations activities. HUBZONE Solicitation. Contact: Martha Jackson at 817-886-1050 or [email protected]. First published on 7/20 & moved to Pre-solicitation on 7/27 (Project on Hold). Target/due date revised on 10/9 & again on 2/8. Moved to open solicitations on 5/21
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$3.5M CP0211 CMAR City of Mesa - RFQ for Mesa Junior High School Community Conversion Project. Convert the site of the former Mesa Junior High School (828 East Broadway Road) to a 30-acre sports complex, including new soccer, baseball, and softball fields with concession and restroom facilities. Contact: Michele Davila at 480-644-5463 or [email protected]. First published on 5/14
5/29/13 8:30am
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RFQ-70-13-19-5 RFQ Yuma Educational Materials Management Consortium - Job Order Contracting-General Contracting (Free registration required). Contact: Mercedes Villafana at 928-502-4750 or [email protected]. First published on 5/17
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6/12/13 2pm
IFB 234 IFB Navajo Housing Authority - Demolition & Re-Construction of Two (2) Sub-Divisions in Navajo communities. Indian Preference. Contact: Alvester Chee at [email protected]. First published on 5/21
5/24/13 1pm Mand.
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AH20400006 D-B-B City of Phoenix - Park Lee Apartments Rehabilitation Project. This is a federal-aid project. Work includes interior wall and floor finish repair or replacement; mechanical, electrical and plumbing equipment/fixture repair or replacement; door, window and hardware repair or replacement; millwork and countertop repair or replacement; exterior wood, masonry, concrete and roofing repair and replacement. Contact: Emeka Ekpe at 602-256-4107. First published on 5/21
6/5/13 10am
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6/21/13 2pm
$500M List AV13000002 DB City of Phoenix - PSHIA Terminal 3 Modernization Project. Contact: Vivian Escobar at 602-683-3865. First published on 5/17
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14-33-18 IFB Tucson Unified School District - Portable Classroom Moving, Set-up, and Disposal Services, As Needed. Contact: Kevin L. Oster at [email protected] or 520-225-6080. First published on 5/21
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5/21/13 1pm
<$500K RFQ-13GENMAINTJOC
JOC City of Sedona - General Maintenance Job Order Contract. Contact: Dan Neimy at 928-204-7109 or [email protected]. First published on 4/30
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5/21/13 2pm
IFB City of Coolidge - Block Fence and gates replacement at 338 West Hess Avenue, Coolidge. First published on 5/14
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5/21/13 3pm
ADOC13-00002734 RFP Arizona Department of Corrections - Minimum Security Prison Operations & Management, 500 Beds, ASP Marana (ADC No. 130052DC). Contact: Kristine Yaw at 602-542-1172 or [email protected]. First published on 4/23
5/7/13 1pm
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5/21/13 3pm REVISED
ADOT13-00002900 IFB ADOT - Highway Landscape Maintenance Services on Loop 202, Red Mountain; Dobson to Gilbert. Contact: Amir Sakhi at 602-712-8584 or [email protected]. First published on 4/26 & revised bid date on 5/17
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5/23/13 10am
RFP St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance - HVAC Replacement in Surprise. HVAC contractors with experience in Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds. Contact: Rick Fresia, Project Manager at 602-343-3110, or by e-mail at [email protected]. First published on 4/30
5/13/13 9am
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5/23/13 11am
$540K 13077-DBB-2013 D-B-B Maricopa County - Hail Damage Roof Replacement, Bldgs 1701, 1702, 1910, 1920 at Maricopa County Facilities. Contact: Brian Garcia at 602-506-3246 or [email protected]. First published on 4/30
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5/23/13 2pm
13PB037 IFB City of Scottsdale - McDowell Mountain Ranch Aquatic Center Pool Thermal Covers Replacement. Contact: Jim Swaziek at 480-312-5719 or [email protected]. First published on 4/30
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5/23/13 2pm
10112268 IFB Tucson Airport Authority - Buffelgrass Mitigation. Project includes the mitigation of approximately 427 acres of Buffelgrass at and near the Tucson International Airport. Contact: Sylvia Granillo at [email protected]. First published on 5/3
5/2/13 9am Mand.
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5/23/13 2pm
List RFQuote Pinal County - CDBG Rehabilitation of the Property at 110 S. Mc Nab Pkwy San Manuel, AZ. Contact: Claude Lilly, Housing CDBG Coordinator, at 520-866-7204. First published on 5/3 & added sign-in sheet on 5/17
5/8/13 9am Mand.
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5/23/13 2pm
$140K 2013-20000218 IFB City of Yuma - Main Street Water Treatment Plant - Roof Upgrade (Free registration required). Contact: Peggy Hayes at 928-373-5110 or [email protected]. First published on 5/3
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5/23/13 3pm
BF3-910-3249 IFB City of Chandler - Roofing Repair & Maintenance. Contact: Kristy Garcia at 480-782-2402 or [email protected]. First published on 4/30
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5/23/13 3pm
2013-5003-0279 IFB City of Gilbert - McQueen Activity Center Repairs. Construction work, in general, consists of the removal and replacement of failed sections of the floor slab. Contact: Jason Kerby at [email protected]. First published on 5/14
5/20/13 3pm
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5/23/13 3pm REVISED
$250K- $500K
13-249-SOL-00016 IFB Department of Health and Human Services - Supply and Install Three Generators at the Tucson area Indian Health Center. Total Small Business Set-aside. Contact: Peggy Patten at [email protected] or 520-295-2460. Pre-Solicitation first published on 4/12. Moved to solicitation on 4/30 and revised bid date on 5/17
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5/23/13 3pm REVISED
2013096 IFB City of Mesa - Tree Pruning, Removal and Other Related Services. Contact: Nicole Arnold at 480-644-2655 or [email protected]. First published on 5/7 & revised bid date on 5/21
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5/23/13 4pm
40250 IFB Maricopa County Housing Authority - Las Robles Remodeling Project. Contact: Janet Belfield at 602-744-4537 or [email protected]. First published on 5/7
5/9/13 8:30am Mand.
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5/23/13 4pm
M14-02 IFB Chinle Unified School District - Boiler Maintenance Repair and/or Replacement. Contact: Purchasing Department at 928-674-9645/47. First published on 5/14
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5/23/13 4pm
M14-04 IFB Chinle Unified School District - Fire Alarm & PA System Maintenance. Contact: Purchasing Department at 928-674-9645/47. First published on 5/14
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Maintenance & Alterations
Volume 4, Issue 2734
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5/24/13 2pm
B-14-22-14 RFQ Sunnyside Unified School District - The Inspection and Testing of Fire Alarm Systems, their initiating devices, and notification appliances in accordance to NFPA 72 (2002 edition). Contact: Rick Moreno at 520-867-5584. First published on 5/14
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5/24/13 3pm
#04-02-13 RFP Gila River Indian Community - Pima-Maricopa Irrigation Project BW-IA Pima Canal Private Ditch and San Carlos Irrigation and Drainage District Lateral 2-31-1 Relocation. Contact: Randy Allen at [email protected]. First published on 5/10
5/13/13 10am Mand.
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5/28/13 12pm
List 90123 RFQ Pima County - Job Order Master Agreement Roofing Services. Contact: Melissa Hala’ufia at [email protected]. First published on 5/7 & added sign-in sheet on 5/14
5/9/13 9am
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5/29/13 9am
IFB City of Glendale - Landscaping Work. Contact: Buz Essel or Charyn Schartz at 623-930-3670. First published on 5/21
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5/29/13 11am
$750K 95799 IFB Pima County - HVAC Services for Residential Homes. Contact: John Nanosky at [email protected]. First published on 5/14
5/15/13 11am
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5/29/13 12pm
FA4877-13-R-0025 RFP Department of the Air Force - HVAC/Duct Work at Davis-Monthan AFB Tucson. This solicitation is 100% set-aside for Women Owned Small Business. Contact: Branden D. Reagan, Contract Administrator, at [email protected] or 520-228-5612. First published on 5/21
5/22/13 10am
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5/29/13 2pm
RFP 14-09 IFB Glendale Union High School District - Electrical Services and Supplies. Contact: Cynthia Resendes, Director of Purchasing, at 623-435-6020 or [email protected]. First published on 5/21
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5/29/13 3pm
List ADSPO13-00002946
IFB State Procurement Office - Demolition - Mayer Trailers in Mayer, AZ. Contact: Sue-Anne Tan at 602-364-0134. First published on 5/7
5/15/13 11am
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5/29/13 3pm
IFB The Pascua Yaqui Tribe - Demolition and new construction of 1 existing single family residence located in the Guadalupe Yaqui Community in Guadalupe, AZ. Contact: Rolando Jaimez at 520-879-5896. First published on 5/14
5/7/13 11am
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5/30/13 2pm
14-05MB RFP Mesa Public Schools - Elevator Maintenance and Inspections for Mesa Unified School District #4 (Free registration required). Contact: Lauren Jaramillo at 480-472-6124 or [email protected]. First published on 5/17
5/21/13 9am
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5/30/13 3pm
2013101 RFP City of Mesa - Boiler Preventative Maintenance & Repair Services. Contact: Nicole Arnold at [email protected]. First published on 5/10
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5/30/13 3pm
ADOT13-00002892 IFB ADOT - Landscape Maintenance Services for Phoenix Traffic Operations Center. Contact: Amir Sakhi at 602-712-8584 or [email protected]. First published on 5/17
5/21/13 9am
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Maintenance & Alterations
Tuesday, May 21, 201335
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5/31/13 12pm
W912L2-13-T-0010 IFB Department of the Army - CATV Repair at the Western Army Aviation Training Site, Marana. Small Business Set Aside. Contact: Thomas McKendry at 602-267-2129 or [email protected]. First published on 5/3
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6/3/13 2pm
List HO3-910-3252 IFB City of Chandler - Roofing Replacement Family Sites. Contact: Raquel McMahon at 480-782-2407 or [email protected]. First published on 5/17
5/23/13 9:30am
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6/3/13 3pm
NFS 13-050 RFQ City of Avondale - FY 2013/2014 Housing Rehabilitation Comprehensive Prequalified Contractors List. Contact: Loretta Browning at 623-333-2029 or [email protected]. First published on 5/10
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6/4/13 9am
REHC358 IFB City of Glendale Neighborhood Stabilization Program - Rehabilitation of a single family residence at 6909 W. Ocotillo Road. Contact: Buz Essel at 623-930-3670. First published on 5/21
5/21/13 10am Mand.
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6/4/13 9:30am
REHC358 IFB City of Glendale Neighborhood Stabilization Program - Rehabilitation of a single family residence at 5510 N 68th Drive. Contact: Buz Essel at 623-930-3670. First published on 5/21
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6/4/13 1:30pm
IFB City of Eloy Housing Rehabilitation Program - Rehabilitation of one (1) family dwelling. First published on 5/21
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6/4/13 2pm
List W912L2-13-B-1001 IFB Department of the Army - Maintenance and Repair of Maintenance Complex, Buildings 1020 and 1021 at 161 ARW/MSC at 3200 E. Old Tower Road, Phoenix AZ. Revised scope of Work. Contact: Timothy L. Garrity at 602-302-9049. Pre-Solicitation first published on 4/16. Open solicitation first published on 5/7 & added sign-in sheet on 5/21
5/14/13 9am
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6/4/13 2pm
ST3-914-3255 IFB City of Chandler - Wall Removal and Replacement. Contact: Raquel McMahon at 480-782-2407 or [email protected]. First published on 5/10
5/21/13 10am
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6/4/13 2pm
$43K 12-0084 IFB Amphitheater Public Schools - Commercial Plumbing Services. Contact: Brenda Widugiris, Purchasing Manager, at 520-696-3713. First published on 5/17
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6/5/13 9am
10218153 RFQuote City of Phoenix - Remove and Re-Install Door Operator. Small Business Set-aside. Contact: Dora Chavez at 602-262-7189. First published on 5/17
5/28/13 1:30mp
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66-573 IFB City of Safford - Mount Graham Filter Plant Demolition. Work includes: Remove chain link fence, 679 L.F; Demolition of three (3) buildings, 855 S.F. and sand filter structure; Demolish concrete wall, 66 L.F; Dismantle existing filter system water lines and Grade work. Contact: Hilary Curnin at [email protected]. First published on 5/17
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6/6/13 3pm
13-147 RFP City of Tempe - Bus Stop Shelter Removal Services. Contact: Lisa Goodman at [email protected] or 480-350-8533. First published on 5/21
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6/6/13 3pm
12PB049 IFB City of Scottsdale - Generator Maintenance. Contact: Karie Ingles at 480-312-5744 or [email protected]. First published on 5/14
5/22/13 9:30am
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6/12/13 4pm
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IDIQ Department of Agriculture - 2013 IDIQ Range Fence Construction in Springerville, AZ. Small Business Set aside. Contact: Margaret A Cisco, Purchasing Agent, at [email protected] or 928-333-6345. Pre-solicitation first published on 3/19 & moved to open solicitations on 4/23. Added sign-in sheet on 4/30
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6/13/13 3pm
B13/9818 IFB Pima Community College - District Office Skylight Replacement. First published on 5/17
5/23/13 10am Mand.
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6/13/13 4pm
13-44-SHF-03 IFB Cochise County - Purchase and Installation of Jail Deadbolt Locks. Contact: Terry Rutan, Senior Buyer, at 520-432-8392 or [email protected]. First published on 5/17
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7/10/13 3pm
01-004 RFP City of Tempe - Design, Fabrication & Delivery of Hydraulically Operated Steel Gates for Tempe Town Lake. Contact: Tony Allen at [email protected] or 480-350-8548. First published on 5/21
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5/21/13 9am
643674 RFQuote City of Phoenix - Supply 44 4” straight thread butt pipe. Contact: Chuck Garvey 602-261-8668 or [email protected]. First published on 5/17
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5/21/13 9am
643676 RFQuote City of Phoenix - Supply Valve rebuild kits Contact: Chuck Garvey 602-261-8668 or [email protected]. First published on 5/17
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5/21/13 9am
643677 RFQuote City of Phoenix - Supply Valves and valve parts. Contact: Chuck Garvey 602-261-8668 or [email protected]. First published on 5/17
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5/21/13 1:30pm
IFB City of Casa Grande - 4WD Grade Tractor/Loader Tool carrier with Box Scrapper for Parks Maintenance. Contact: Remilie S. Miller at 520-421-8600. First published on 4/30
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5/21/13 2pm
2013-20000219 IFB City of Yuma - Brass Fittings and Miscellaneous Items (Free registration required). Contact: Sherial Magallanes at 928-373-5102 or [email protected]. First published on 5/7
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Maintenance & Alterations
Tuesday, May 21, 201337
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5/21/13 3pm
2013095 IFB City of Mesa - 400 Class Residential Gas Meters. Contact: Clayton Campbell at [email protected]. First published on 5/3
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5/21/13 4pm
130796 IFB City of Tucson - Asphalt Cold Patch Material. Contact: Gillian Needham at 520-837-4132 or [email protected]. First published on 4/30
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5/22/13 3pm
ADOT13-00002994 IFB ADOT - Multi Agency Sign Replacement. Contact: Gary Henry at 602-712-7304 or [email protected]. First published on 5/10
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5/23/13 4pm
M14-08 IFB Chinle Unified School District - Heating/Cooling Special Order Parts. Contact: Purchasing Department at 928-674-9645/47. First published on 5/14
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5/23/13 3pm
13PB040 IFB City of Scottsdale - Traffic Signal Wire to be used in traffic signal construction and maintenance projects. Contact: John Snow at 480-312-5716 or [email protected]. First published on 5/7
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5/24/13 2pm REVISED
RFP 13-035 RFP City of Phoenix - Air Conditioner/Cooler Equipment & Parts, Citywide-Requirements Contract. Contact: Mary Hammer, Procurement Manager, at 602-262-7793 or [email protected]. First published on 5/7 & revised bid date on 5/17
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5/28/13 11am
81857 IFB Pima County - Air Conditioning and Heating Equipment. SBE preference will apply. The department has estimated their five year expenditures to be $2.7M. Contact: John Nanosky at 520-740-8165 or email: [email protected]. First published on 5/10
5/14/13 11am
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5/29/13 1:30pm
93782 IFB Pima County - Manhole Clean Out Covers and Frames. Contact: Keith E. Rogers at 520-791-6643 or [email protected]. First published on 5/10
5/14/13 10am
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5/29/13 4pm
2013-013 RFP Town of Marana - Calsense Irrigation Products. Contact: Michael Glasson at 520 382-1983 or [email protected]. First published on 5/14
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5/30/13 1:30pm
1320199 IFB Yavapai County - Supply and Deliver Fill material in Yavapai County. MaryAn Sala at 928-777-7522 or [email protected]. First published on 5/21
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5/30/13 1:30pm
1320198 IFB Yavapai County - Supply and Deliver Concrete material in Yavapai County. MaryAn Sala at 928-777-7522 or [email protected]. First published on 5/21
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5/30/13 4pm
130783 RFP City of Tucson - Traffic Signal Cabinets. Contact: Ray Valdez at 520-837-4129 or [email protected]. First published on 5/14
5/17/13 11am
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5/31/12 5pm
IFB Greenlee County - Asphalt Emulsion. Contact: 928-865-2072. First published on 4/26
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6/3/13 1pm
K13-32-18 IFB Kyrene Elementary School District - HVAC Repair Parts and Supplies. Contact: Raymond Soriano at 480-541-1362 or [email protected]. First published on 5/21
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6/4/13 1pm
PWOPS-1312 RFQuote City of Show Low - Water parts for Park Valley/Fools Hollow Tie-in Phase II (Material Only). Contact: Public Works Operations Administrative Assistant at [email protected]. First published on 5/21
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Products & Equipment
Volume 4, Issue 2738
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6/4/13 2pm
12-00073 IFB Amphitheater Public Schools - HVAC Air Filters. Contact: Kenneth Collins, Purchasing Agent, at [email protected]. First published on 5/21
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6/4/13 3pm
B13-006 IFB Lake Havasu City - Supply and Deliver White Beach Sand for Rotary Beach - Phase II. Contact: Kimberly Fiumara at [email protected]. First published on 5/17
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6/5/13 2pm REVISED
93460 IFB Pima County - Pumps and Pump Parts. Contact: Hazel Houston at 520-724-8168 or [email protected]. First published on 5/3 & revised bid date on 5/17
5/7/13 1:30pm
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6/6/13 4pm
13-40-HFP-04 IFB Cochise County - Crushed Aggregate Base Material and Riprap. Contact: Terry Hudson at 520-432-8391 or [email protected]. First published on 5/10
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6/6/13 4pm
13-39-HFP-04 IFB Cochise County - Low and High Volume Cover Material (chips). Contact: Terry Hudson at phone 520-432-8391 or e-mail [email protected]. First published on 5/10
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6/7/13 4pm
130801 IFB City of Tucson - Landscaping Materials. Contact: Gillian Needham at 520- 837-4132 or [email protected]. First published on 5/21
5/29/13 10:30am
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6/16/13 1:30pm
1320200 IFB Yavapai County - Supply and Deliver Liquid Asphalt Products in Yavapai County. Contact: MaryAn Sala at 928-777-7522 or [email protected]. First published on 5/17
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DE-SOL-0005448 $5M - $10M
Target: 5/16/13
IFB Dept of Energy - Western Power Administration - Longtin Substation, Stage 02 construction project in Bullhead City, AZ. Work includes installing Government-Furnished-Equipment, building foundations, grounding system, and OPGW from Longtin Substation to Topock Substation. Small Business Set-aside. Contact Joy Trujillo, Contract Specialist, P.O. Box 6457, Phoenix, AZ 85005 or email to [email protected] referencing the solicitation number in the subject line. No phone calls will be accepted. Pre-solicitation first published on 3/29 & revised target date on 4/23 & 5/10. Moved to open solicitations on 5/21
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Products & Equipment
Tuesday, May 21, 201339
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W9126G12R0070 $64M Target: 3/01/13 Due: 4/05/13
RFP IDIQ Department of the Army - MATOC Construction Services, USACE Southwest District (SWD) and its surrounding areas (AZ, AR, CA, LA, NM, OK and TX). Construction services are to include, but is not limited to: construction, renovation, repairs and alterations, preventive maintenance, environmental abatement, and operations activities. HUBZONE Solicitation. Contact: Martha Jackson at 817-886-1050 or [email protected]. First published on 7/20 & moved to Pre-solicitation on 7/27 (Project on Hold). Target/due date revised on 10/9 & again on 2/8
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