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Edkey Spending Up To $35M to Develop, Expand Four Charter SchoolsEdkey Inc., the parent company of the Sequoia Schools network is readying construction plans for two new schools and expansion for a third. The end of the year and January will be a busy time for GCON Inc., the GC on all three projects.

The Pima County board of supervisors approved a total of $35M in bonding capacity for the charter schools through its Industrial Development Authority. Sequoia

only plans on using $20M, of which $5M goes for land acquisition.

Edkey plans on building two new schools in Mesa and expanding its Camp Verde campus. A school planned for Glendale is on hold

after the land deal fell through. The school is pushing to break ground on all three campuses before the end of the year, “At worst, in January,” says Douglas Pike, CEO for Edkey. No date is set.

Using 3D software, Hunt & Caraway created the output file for the 3D model. The firm used the model in its marketing with Sequoia, spending $500 to have the building printed overnight at 11 by 17 inches.

John Schmid, architect with Hunt & Caraway, says that the firm is using 3D printing more often with the projects. “If you take off the roof, the interior of the 3D print includes all casework, walls and interior features.”

While the Pathfinder Eastmark 3D print job was created in white “ink,” the firm has also printed out models in color that include wall covering colors and clear ink for glass. Hunt & Caraway outsources the 3D printing, but has looked into buying its own 3D printer when the volume warrants the purchase.

A standard 3D printer costs around $3,000. In the interim, JWP Design, Phoenix, is printing the models.

Photo Credit: Edkey, Inc.

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Two New Mesa Schools

Pathfinder Academy will relocate to a larger facility in northwest Mesa near Loop 202 and McKellips Road. The school is currently at capacity in its current location on 76th Place in Mesa. The new school, designed by EMC2 Group, will increase capacity to accommodate a total of 250 to 300 students.

The second Mesa campus, Pathfinder Eastmark, is in the Eastmark community in southeast Mesa. The 450-student campus was designed by Hunt & Caraway Architects. Pike expects the campus to open at capacity.

10KSF Expansion in Camp Verde

In Camp Verde, Edkey acquired American Heritage Academy, 132 W. General Crook Tr., two years ago when the owners retired. The school is nearing capacity and lacks some amenities. Edkey is expanding the campus on to an adjoining parcel. The 10KSF addition includes a multipurpose room. Hunt & Caraway is designing the expansion.

“We don’t expect to spend the full $35M,” Pike says, “but this gives us the flexibility to accomplish objectives for the three schools, and ultimately one in Glendale.”

Edkey Spending Up To $35M to Develop, Expand Four Charter Schools (Cont’d)

AZBEX Note: Pathfinder Academy: Architect: EMC2 Group; GC: GCON Inc.

Pathfinder Eastmark: Architect: Hunt & Caraway Architects; GC: GCON, Inc.

American Heritage Academy: Architect: Hunt & Caraway Architects; GC: GCON, Inc.

Original headline: Phoenix van camera tells city which streets need repairing

Circles, fat and skinny black lines and tiny dark spots fly by in a grainy video.

Phoenix employees will later use the information from its ride to help determine which of the city’s 5K miles of paved roads need the most repair.

Phoenix has a $31M/year plan for resurfacing its streets. The van helps officials better prioritize repairs and requires fewer workers than previous methods.

Most often, Phoenix motorists report damage to the city, Anderson said. Other times, city officials report cracks or damage.

Phoenix’s goal is to stretch the life of asphalt by as much

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as about four decades through its maintenance.

But the city must choose which roads to repair carefully: The city spends an average of $6.5K/lane mile on major street repairs.

The city uses the van — ARAN, or automatic road analyzer — to photograph cracks in the streets.

Phoenix bought ARAN in 2009. It cost about $600K.

The van cruises on city streets every weekday. In addition, if a resident calls and complains about a street, ARAN responds and sizes up the condition of the road.

Street transportation spokesman Matthew Heil said officials will size

up the information with other roads. The van helps find what roads need repair, determine the level of care the road needs and how much it would cost to fix the road, he said.

But just because ARAN can help identify a needed repair, the city may not make the fix immediately because the city’s budget already

has identified projects for the year, Anderson said. New projects are added to a waiting list.

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Tucson business and political leaders have endorsed the notion of having a new interstate run through the Tucson region, saying they fear the area will become economically irrelevant without it.

During an August 29 meeting of the Transportation and Trade Corridor Alliance, state officials were urged to incorporate Tucson into a future proposal for Interstate 11, a trade corridor connecting Las Vegas to Phoenix and running south to Mexico.

North of the border in Las Vegas, an opinion in the Sun newspaper points out that Phoenix and Las Vegas are the two largest metros in the U.S. not connected by an interstate highway. The paper says that the I-11 concept has bipartisan, business and union support. No route through Vegas was cited, but the U.S. 93 corridor is often pointed-to as the logical route between the two metropolitan areas.

While the entire freeway will take decades to complete, the Nevada Department of Transportation starts construction on the Boulder Bypass in 2014, which is a major segment needed to develop I-11.

While not endorsing a particular route, Mayor Jonathan Rothschild and Tucson Regional Economic Opportunities Inc. say an interstate link from Phoenix that does not run through the Tucson region would be a crippling setback.

“If we get bypassed, all the companies that consider regional relocation will not consider us,” CEO Joe Snell said of TREO’s decision to endorse an I-11 route. “If we’re not part of the I-11, we’ll be irrelevant economically.”

The recovering economy in Mexico has prompted more trade activity through Arizona, and leaders are looking to

capitalize on that growth by luring the distribution and logistics industry to the state.

Rothschild said people are starting to understand the potential benefits of a large distribution industry.

“Tucson is excited about and engaged in developing the Tucson region as a logistics hub,” Rothschild said. “There is fierce competition from nearby states. As such we need all hands on deck.”

Established last year, the Transportation and Trade Corridor Alliance is a combined effort among the Arizona Department of Transportation, Arizona-Mexico Commission and the Arizona Commerce Authority under the direction of the governor.

Read more at AZStarNet and Las Vegas Sun reprinted in ENR Southwest

Original sources: Arizona Daily Star and Las Vegas Sun

Tucson, Las Vegas Leaders Want City on I-11 Route

An eastbound Union Pacific freight train crosses Granada at Fourth St. Tucson leaders are looking lure more of the distribution and logistics industry to our region. Photo Credit: Kelly Presnell/Arizona Daily Star

Original headline: Projections for Sun Corridor still huge

In 2006, at the peak of the housing boom, a new phrase was coined to represent the area stretching from Prescott to Sierra Vista: the Arizona Sun Corridor.

Experts predicted that by 2040, the megapolitan region would have a population of between 10M and 15M people.

Then the housing bubble burst and those figures were scaled back. The counties of Maricopa, Pinal and Pima combined are now projected to have 8.5M residents by 2040.

The strategic location for Pinal County

being smack dab in the middle of the two cities provides the region with great potential for growth and to become an economic powerhouse.

“Everybody talks about Southern California being one of the world’s largest economies, and I really do believe in my heart of hearts that this corridor in Arizona will be one of the world’s largest economies,” says Jim Dinkle, executive director of the Central Arizona Regional Economic Development Foundation.

“It presents a lot of opportunities,” said John Ellinwood, chief deputy with the Pinal County Assessor’s Office. “There’s talk in the future of putting in that Interstate 11, that Las Vegas interstate would come

into Casa Grande and that would be a wonderful development for the county.”

During the peak of the housing boom people were buying homes in Pinal County and commuting to their jobs in either Phoenix or Tucson. It’s a trend that continues today and it’s something that Mike Orr, of Arizona State University’s W.P. Carey School of Business, thinks will continue.

“Pinal County is kind of a dormitory county at the moment, but I think the number of housing units will grow over the next 20 years,” Orr said.

Read more at TriValley Central

By Rodney Haas for The Casa Grande Dispatch

Mix I-11, Pinal County’s Location, and It’s a Megapolitan Powerhouse Brewing

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Tusayan is the heavily-traveled south entrance to Grand Canyon National Park. The town of 600 was incorporated in 2010 following special legislation to allow a few property owners to incorporate. The driving force for the effort to create a town was to get out from under the land development scrutiny of Coconino County.

Developers have sought for decades to seize on the heavy traffic generated by 2.5M national park visitors. Stilo Development Group, an Italian company, appeared poised to make that happen with plans that were themselves grand: a dude ranch, high-end boutiques, five-star hotels, a cultural center, hundreds of homes and a high-density shopping area just off the highway.

Now Stilo Development Group USA has defaulted on an agreement with town officials, and its application to access land it owns has hit a snag with the U.S. Forest Service. The town is threatening to revert the very zoning that led to its formation.

Developer Missed April Deed DeadlineTusayan’s mayor has made clear he wants to see some progress soon and a promise to turn over 40 acres for affordable housing fulfilled. Aside from fewer than 10 private parcels, the companies that run the hotels and feed the tourists own the homes in Tusayan.

Stilo was supposed to deed the 40 acres to the town no later than April 22 — 14 days after the Town Council approved annexation and rezoning petitions related to three properties that the company owns in Tusayan.

In addition, the U.S. Forest Service says it cannot grant an easement to the private developer. It’s requiring

the city to apply for the access key to the entire development.

Without the Forest Service’s approvals, the rest of the development that would transform Tusayan is on hold, Stilo spokesman Andy Jacobs said.

The easement is not the only obstacle. Stilo must secure a water source, a process environmentalists and Grand Canyon officials are watching closely (AZBEX, Nov. 13, 2012). Jacobs said Stilo pulled back an application to the Arizona Corporation Commission to form a water company because it needed approval for the easements first.

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Zoning Reversion Threatened for Massive Tusayan Mixed-Use Project

After a month-long delay, a plan seeking a Casa Grande planning and zoning commission approval may be too “urban-up” for the Pinal County community. Planning staff is recommending denial of Station II, a mixed-use project on 34 acres near Jimmie Kerr Boulevard behind the Home Center Factory Direct outlet center. The commission heard the project last night after press time.

In a city of mostly one- and two story buildings, with conventional suburban power centers, AZ Outlet Investment, is proposing a 110-foot hotel building, a 165-foot apartment building, four-story anchor store, assorted retail and office structures up to 75 feet tall and a six-level parking garage. The applicant—which has not submitted any elevations—is affiliated with the entitled Phoenix Mart project on the other side of Florence Hwy, S.R. 247.

Although PhoenixMart is a massive project developing around a 1.7MSF expo center, its height is more in

keeping with the expectations of a rural community undergoing suburbanization pressures. PhoenixMart is reviewing proposals from builders and is expected to announce its GC selection in the near future (AZBEX, August 16).

“It’s a project that’s out-of-scale to Casa Grande,” a spokesperson for Casa Grande explained. “We’re still recommending denial.” The development was originally proposed for hearing on last month’s commission agenda, but was pulled after the staff report came out recommending denial. The updated September report includes several view simulations depicting its scale and bulk.

Staff is not opposing intensive commercial development on the site, but believes the Casa Grande general plan policies call for building heights at this level to be in the community center, not outlying commercial areas.

By Eric Jay Toll for Arizona Builder’s Exchange

Casa Grande 165-Foot High Rise Raises Scale and Eyebrows

Tusayan is just outside the entrance to the Grand Canyon’s South Rim and sees heavy tourist traffic. Most of the town’s acreage is owned by companies that serve tourists, with little land available for affordable housing. Photo Credit: AP

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Original headline: AC flood hazard mitigation project to commence next month

Ritoch-Powell and Associates has been given the green light to design the $1.9M Arizona City flood control project in Pinal County. The solicitation for a general contractor will be advertised in October, with construction slated to start in February. The county estimates the job will be completed by July.

The county’s flood hazard mitigation project is located along Battaglia Drive in the western portion of Arizona City and includes channels, culverts and a retention basin. The channels are located along Battaglia Drive from Santa Rosa Road to Peart Road and along Henness Road from Battaglia Drive south to Loma Vista Drive. The retention basin site is located at the southwest corner of Battaglia Drive and Henness Road. $460K of the budget is allocated for right-of-way acquisition.

The selected alternative included a large box culvert under Henness Road just south of Battaglia Drive; improvements to the existing earthen channel from Santa Rosa Road west to Peart Road; improvements to the existing earthen channel from Battaglia Drive to Loma Vista Drive; a new low water crossing south of Battaglia Drive along Henness Road; and a retention

basin at the southwest corner of Battaglia Drive and Henness Road.

The construction project in Arizona City outlined by the Pinal County Board of Supervisors in the county’s five-year Transportation Improvement and Maintenance Program is moving forward following the recent purchase of 40 acres of land critical for constructing the flood retention project along Battaglia Drive near Henness Road.

Read more at TriValley Central

By Kayne Crison for Arizona City Independent

Bid Solicitation Pending for $1.9M Arizona City Flood Control Project

This July 2010 aerial view of a flooded Arizona City shows the northwestern section of town most heavily affected by the two- to three-year monsoon season flooding cycle. The 40-acre parcel of land to be used for the retention basin can be seen in the very top left corner above. Photo Credit: Tom Snider

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The Bell Road-Grand Avenue intersection in Surprise is a busier parking lot than University of Phoenix stadium during the Super Bowl; except, the intersection is not supposed to be a parking lot at any time. More than 80K vehicles sit interminably at the stoplight where U.S. 60 slashes northwest across Maricopa County’s busiest road.

That 80K average daily traffic (ADT) was last year’s data. This year, with an improving economy and new homes going up west of the intersection, the ADT is higher and the delays are worse. Without improvements, congestion will approach—in fact it already seems to have hit—gridlock during peak ADT hours.

Surprise’s council was told that ADOT will select the concept to be constructed later this month with AECOM’s final design concept report and environmental assessments set for December completion. ADOT will likely get the project under way in 2014 with an 18 month construction timeline.

Tuesday, the Surprise city council took a look at the two alternatives for rebuilding the interchange. There is a third alternative—do nothing and live with the status quo—but that option has few backers. The two plans left on the table are the Median Urban Design (MUD)—the Surprise preferred option—even with its $66.2M price tag, and the economy model at $48.4M, a Grade Separation Only concept.

Both price tags are significantly higher than the $36M ADOT thought it would be budgeting when it started examining options to clear up traffic, avoid train crossings and return the intersection to its purpose – moving traffic (AZBEX, May 3).

Options Raise Bell Road Over Grand Avenue

In both proposed alternatives, Bell Avenue is going to be lifted over Grand Avenue and the Burlington Northern-Santa Fe Railway tracks. With the MUD option, the intersection will also be hiked up so that Grand Avenue traffic does not stop. The intersection will be accessed from the left lanes on U.S. 60 and be located over Grand’s median. A number of retail driveways will be closed off by this design and shoppers will be refocused to a signalized intersection west of Grand Avenue and to 134th Drive and Avenue east of the highway. Some access points on Grand Avenue will remain.

Alternative B, Grade Separation Only, was previously displayed as Concept 5 in early discussions of the intersection improvements. With this option, Bell Road is hiked over Grand Avenue and the BNSF tracks. No turns are permitted. To access Bell Road or Grand Avenue, traffic will shift to an improved Litchfield Road on the west and Dysart Road on the East. Intersections at Grand Avenue and Bell Road on both the north-south streets will be widened or reconfigured.

By Eric Jay Toll for Arizona Builder’s Exchange

Surprise Bell-Grand Option’s Name is MUD at $66M

Median Urban Design

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Original headline: Construction Spending Rises 0.6 Percent in July

The private nonresidential construction market is carrying the sector’s load this summer. Spending is up 1.3 percent in July over June, but those gains were offset by a 0.2 percent drop in public nonresidential construction spending. When compared to 2012, public construction spending slumped 3.7 percent, wiping out a 2 percent year-over-year gain in private spending.

Overall, the nation’s builders were busy in July as total construction spending increased 0.6 percent to $900.8B—the largest upswing in four years—according to the Sept. 3 report by the U.S. Commerce Department. For 2013, nonresidential construction spending, while also rising 0.6 percent in July over June, ends up trending down 0.8 percent compared to one year ago.

Eleven of 16 construction sectors posted monthly gains in

spending. The largest gains were in lodging, up 5.8 percent; conservation and development, up 3.6 percent; manufacturing, up 3.3 percent; and transportation, up 2.4 percent.

In contrast, spending in five nonresidential construction sectors declined in July, including educational, down 0.7 percent; religious, down 3.1 percent; public safety, down 8.1 percent; and highway and street, down 1.1 percent.

On a year-over-year basis, construction spending has softened in 10 subsectors. The largest losses occurred in religious, down 18.1 percent; and public safety, down 14.1 percent.

Residential construction spending increased 0.5 percent for the month and is 16.8 percent higher than the same time last year.

Read more at AZRE

Original source: Arizona Commercial Real Estate magazine

Public Cuts Drop Nonresidential Construction Spending from 2012

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Overtime, job delays, quality control - three construction challenges that seem to be partially driven by a lack of qualified craft workers for key spots. The Associated General Contractors report that three of four GCs report labor shortages across the country, with concerns the shortages are going to get worse.

“In Arizona, we saw a lot of former construction workers reinvent themselves, retire or leave the market,” says

Mark Minter, executive officer of the Arizona Builders’ Alliance. “We’re not getting young workers into the market like we used to.”

“Many construction firms are already having a hard time finding qualified workers and expect construction labor shortages will only get worse,” said Stephen E. Sandherr, CEO of the Associated General Contractors of America. “We need to take short- and long-term steps to make sure there are enough workers to meet future demand and avoid the costly construction delays that would come with labor shortages.”

The biggest challenges are finding carpenters, equipment operators and general laborers, according to AGC’s survey. Respondents also said that there are not enough qualified workers to meet future demand as construction jobs increase.

AGC called on Congress to jettison the caps on construction worker immigration numbers to offset the shortage.

Read more at AGC

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The inaugural VerdeXchange Arizona conference in October will bring together business leaders and politicians who are helping to build Arizona and the west through sustainability, infrastructure and international business projects.

The day-long event October 8 at Arizona State University’s SkySong development in Scottsdale will give leaders a chance to discuss regional projects and business opportunities in everything from clean-tech and transportation to energy and investments. Leaders from the state, as well as those from Canada, Mexico and overseas will be attending.

The Arizona conference is modeled after the VerdeXchange Los Angeles and Canada conferences, founded to provide

a forum to directly address challenges and opportunities through building of an international community of like-minded people shaping the green economy.

Doug Bruhnke, CEO of Growth Nation, My Global Chamber and Arizona International Growth Group, was blown away by the LA show and how business-oriented it was. He worked with Maryanne Weiss, president of Gustare Ltd., to bring the conference to the state. Gustare is a growth management company.

This will be an opportunity for the state to showcase what’s here and what’s being built here, Bruhnke said.

Read more at Phoenix Business Journal

By Hayley Ringle for Phoenix Business Journal

VerdeXchange Arizona Spot-lights Sustainable Building

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Accolades

Transitions

1. Melanie Sikes with Dibble Engineering has graduated from the 2013 class of Leadership in Engineering Administration Program. Sikes is a project engineer in Dibble’s water/wastewater practice. She was also elected the vice president for the new term with the Phoenix Branch of the American Society of Civil Engineers.

2. Marty Harper and Michael Ford, with Polsinelli law firm, have been included in the 2013 Best Lawyers in America list. Harper for his work with construction law and litigation, and labor law and litigation; Ford for his work with environmental law.

3. DECO Communities has added to its staff. Cynthia Paglia has been hired as the executive assistant and office manager for the firm. She’ll be responsible for serving as partners’ liaison. Dan Menghini has joined the firm as the director of construction.

4. Solon Corp. has appointed new management team members. John Kintz is the managing director of the project finance group. Jeff Calabro has been appointed the senior director of procurement and acquisitions. Solon is a Tucson based solar energy concern. The company’s move is intended to help expand its role nationally.

5. Aleksey Gromochenko has joined forces with Goebel Interiors as a CAD specialist.

6. Debra Schooler is the new managing director of property management for healthcare services at Newmark Grubb Knight Frank.

7. Shelley Tolman has been appointed associate attorney for construction law contracts and commercial litigation. She is a specialist in the False Claims Act for Jennings, Strouss & Salmon, PLC.

8. Stein Law, PLC has selected Rebecca C. Goldberg to become of counsel to the firm. Goldberg is a specialist in commercial leasing, real estate and financial transactions.

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William Trefethen, a long-time opportunistic player who in 2008 started investing in CMBS and distressed mortgages, has turned his sights to the mezzanine-lending business.

He has formed Parse Capital LLC, Scottsdale and Laguna Beach, Calif., and partnered with a real estate investment manager that has expertise in writing loans against multifamily properties that are in development, a niche that is still under-served by lenders.

Parse Capital is looking to write loans of $5M to $20M against properties that are being developed in markets with improving fundamentals. It will also fund junior loan participations, make preferred equity investments and provide bridge loans.

The mezzanine loans that Parse Capital writes will typically mature at the same time that the construction loans that are senior to them do and they would be structured as payment-in-kind notes. Parse Capital would write a $10M loan and expect to be repaid say $15M at maturity, when the property is completed and qualifies for either bridge or permanent financing.

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Long-Time Opportunistic Investor Targets Mezzanine Loans for Apartment Developments

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The following firms were recommended for Award:

1. Arizona Energy Management

2. Foundation for Senior Living

Town of Gilbert - Project Management/Construction Management services for CMAR project Fire Station No. 7

Due Date: 5/7/13

Awarded on 9/5/13

Reference # MF217; 2013-7013-0262

The contract was awarded to CookDZ, LLC in an amount not to exceed $324,710.00

Town of Gilbert - Architectural Services for Fire Station No. 7 Project

Awarded on 9/5/13

Reference # MF217

The contract was awarded to HDA Architects in an amount not to exceed $463,754.00

City of Scottsdale - Consultant for Discovery Zone Plan

Due Date: 8/29/13

Reference # 14RP001

The following firms submitted proposals:

1. Durkin & Durkin Architects

2. Lord Cultural Resources

3. Providence Associates

City of El Mirage - Prepare construction drawings for Citywide Traffic Signal Improvements Project

Awarded on 8/20/13

The contract was awarded to Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.

City of Phoenix - Professional design services for Phase II of the assessment and rehabilitation of steel water storage tanks within the City water distribution system

Awarded on 9/4/13

The contract was awarded to HDR Engineering, Inc.

Town of Queen Creek - Bridge Crack Repairs, Ocotillo Road Bridge at Queen Creek Wash

Due Date: 7/16/13

Reference # 13-010

Click here for the previously published bid tabulation

The contract was awarded to Truesdell Corporation in the amount of $133,000.00

Yuma County - Intersection of 28th Street & Alameda Avenue Road Improvements

Due Date: 8/9/13

Reference # CIP 1.1204

Click here for the previously published bid tabulation

The contract was awarded to DPE Construction, Inc. in the amount of $146,342.00

Town of Oro Valley - Canada Del Oro Shared Use Path - First Ave to Steam Pump Park

Due Date: 8/23/13

Reference # 14006

Engineers Estimate: $731,730.00

1. Sun Western Contractors $625,435.22

2. NAC Construction $705,306.60

3. Meridian Engineering $720,700.00

4. Lloyd Construction Co. Inc. $812,593.00

5. R K Sander Company $813,658.00

6. M. Anderson Construction Co. Inc. $830,013.30

7. Southern AZ Paving $928,675.80

Yavapai County - Iron Springs Road Guardrail Reconstruction Project

Due Date: 7/25/13

Reference # 1318449

The contract was awarded to Arizona Highway Safety Specialists, Inc. in the total amount of $66,336.20

Pima County - Magee Road Improvements: La Canada Dr. to Oracle Rd.

Due Date: 8/22/13

Reference # 103853

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The contract was awarded to Select Development & Construction, Inc. in the amount of $9,974,990.20

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City of Tempe - Street Resurfacing - Rural Road from Alameda Drive to Tempe Town Lake Bridge

Due Date: 8/27/13

Reference # 5406001

Engineers Estimate $1,292,716.25

1. Nesbitt Contracting Co., Inc. $1,092,000.00

2. Sunland Inc. Asphalt & Sealcoating $1,132,395.50

3. Intermountain West Civil Constructors $1,168,510.15

4. Cactus Asphalt $1,170,581.50

5. J. Banicki Construction, Inc. $1,186,670.00

6. M. R. Tanner Construction $1,193,500.00

Click here for the bid tabulation with unit pricing

City of Scottsdale - Scottsdale Airport Runway Safety Lighting and Signage Improvements

Due Date: 8/28/13

Reference # 13PB043

1. Rural Electric $104,380.00

2. Corbins Electric $141,360.00

3. Pavex Corp. $155,440.00

4. Roadway Electric $157,085.00

City of Tucson - Golf Links Rd/La Paloma Academy Pedestrian Signal

Due Date: 8/28/13

Reference # 130826

Engineers Estimate $140,147.50

1. P.A.C.E. Electric $117,383.00

2. Contractors Pavex Corp. $122,640.00

3. B&F Contracting Inc. $142,189.45

4. Southern Arizona Paving $164,688.40

City of Chandler - City of Chandler North Airport Terminal Parking

Due Date: 8/28/13

Reference # COCHA14-00003314; AI1301-401

Engineers Estimate $196,749.63

1. Central Construction Co. $204,796.55

2. Tri-Com Corporation $219,116.68

3. D.W.A. Construction LLC $222,228.00

4. Visus Inc. $232,000.00

5. Gunsight Construction $235,345.00

6. Standard Construction $237,337.60

7. S & S Paving & Construction $242,303.00

8. AJP Electric $244,988.20

9. D & O Contractors Inc. $252,392.00

10. ALR Construction $261,597.10

11. ABC Asphalt $289,235.87

Pima County - Arizona Forest Highway #39 (Catalina Highway) Wall 65B

Due Date: 8/29/13

Reference # 106295

1. N.A.C. Construction $144,385.50

2. Meridian Engineering Co. $218,392.00

City of Gilbert - Higley and Baseline Intersection Improvements

Due Date: 5/7/12

Awarded on 9/5/13

Reference # ST146

The contract was awarded to AZ Baseside LLC

City of Casa Grande - Street Resurfacing Project

Awarded on 9/3/13

The contract was awarded to Southwest Slurry Seal, Inc. in the amount of $680,577.89

Coconino County - Copeland Channel cleaning services

Awarded on 9/3/13

The contract was awarded to C and E Paving & Grading LLC not to exceed $55,000.00

City of Prescott - Goldwater Lake Park - Day Use Expansion

Due Date: 8/15/13

Reference # 14PRD0070

The contract was awarded to Fann Contracting in the amount of $846,741.00

Yavapai County - Senator Highway Single Coat Chip Seal Project

Awarded on 9/3/13

Reference # 1320214

The contract was awarded to Sunland Asphalt in the total amount of $185,144.00

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City of Tempe - Water Wells Equipment and Services

Due Date: 8/29/13

Reference # 14-034

1. Foster Electric Motor Service $2,333.00

2. Weber $2,620.00

3. Layne $6,058.00

4. The Pump Company $7,315.00

Northern Gila County Sanitary District - Volatile Fatty Acids Basin Concrete Structure

Awarded on 8/8/13

The contract was awarded to Currier Construction in the amount of $1,290,174.00

New construction of a Secondary Transmission Center in Casa Grande for a national communications company

The contract was awarded to Caliente Construction in the amount of $1,401,934.00

AZDEMA - Men’s and Women’s Restroom Remodel, Valencia Armory, Tucson

Due Date: 8/22/13

Reference # DEMA14-00003284

The contract was awarded to Grail Construction, LLC

Town of Gilbert - CMAR for Fire Station No. 7

Due Date: 5/7/13

Awarded on 9/5/13

Reference # MF217; 2013-7013-0263

The contract was awarded to FCI Constructors in an amount not to exceed $57,279.00

AZDEMA - CMAR for WAATS LUH Lakota Simulator Trainer Facility

Due Date: 7/19/13

Reference # DEMA13-00003211

The contract was awarded to Lloyd Construction Co. Inc.

Cohone Technologies is building an 8,200SF industrial building within the Fuller Commercial Center Industrial Park in Gilbert, AZ

The building is being designed by CEW Associates, LLC. and the General Contractor is DCSJ, LLC.

IDIQ - 7-year exclusive contract with a major global telecommunications company for renovation & construction of facilities throughout AZ, NM, CO, Southern NV, UT, WY, MT, ID

The contract was awarded to Caliente Construction

Maricopa County - Selective Demolition, Abatement and Fireproofing on Floors 6 & 7 of the East Court Building

The contract was awarded to Caliente Construction in the amount of $2,447,900.00

Brown & Brown Chevrolet is constructing a new 12,000SF Chevrolet Dealership in Gilbert

The bulding is being designed by EPS Group and will be built by Johnson Carlier. Expected groundbreaking of Q3 2013City of Scottsdale - Tree & Palm Tree Pruning & Removal Services

Due Date: 8/29/13

Reference # 13PB046

Firm Lot 1 Lot 2

1. Somerset Landscape Maint. $35,347.58 $138.00

2. Urban Forest Tree Care Inc. No Bid $458.00

City of Scottsdale - Desert Foothills Scenic Drive improvements from Pinnacle Peak Road to Carefree Highway

The contract was awarded to Hunter Contracting Co. in the amount of $2,900,000.00

City of Tempe - Maintenance, Purchase and Repair of Vertical Water Pumps

Due Date: 9/3/13

Reference # 14-033

Click here for bid tabulation with price per item

The following firms submitted bids:

1. Foster Electric Motor Service

2. Hennesy

3. Phoenix Pumps Inc.

4. Precision Electric Co.

5. The Pump Company

6. Weber

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City of Scottsdale - Airport Landscape Maintenance

Due Date: 8/29/13

Reference # 13PB047

1. Mariposa Landscape Arizona, Inc. $11,364.00

2. ISS Grounds Control, Inc. $12,120.00

3. Pacheco Brothers Gardening, Inc. $13,800.00

4. Artistic Land Management, Inc. $27,358.00

5. The Groundskeeper $30,852.00

6. United Right of Way $42,600.00

Greenlee County - Greenlee County ALERT System Maintenance for fiscal year 2013-14

Awarded on 9/3/13

The contract was awarded to JE Fuller Hydrology & Geomorphology, Inc. in the amount of $28,553.00

City of Phoenix - Water Management Control

Due Date: 8/3/13

Reference # RFP 14-001 (RY)

The following firms submitted bids:

1. Intelligent Irrigation Systems/Banyan Water

2. Lawnstar Alliance, LLC

3. Liquid Technologies, LLC

Pima County - Roadway Sweeping Services

Due Date: 8/22/13

Reference # 99780

Click here for the bid tabulation

The contract was awarded to Diggins & Sons Power Sweeping, Inc. in the amount of $259,900.00

ADOT - Vehicle and Pedestrian Traffic Signals for multiple municipalities

Due date: 7/11/13

Reference # ADOT13-00003118

Contracts were awarded to the following firms:

1. JTB Supply Co, Inc.

2. AM Signal Inc.

3. Wesco Distribution/Brown

4. Wholesale Electric

City of Mesa - Sweep Star Commercial Sweeper

Due Date: 8/13/13

Reference # 2014020

The contract was awarded to Textron Inc. dba Jacobsen West in the amount of $29,778.17

Sunnyside Unified School District - As-Needed Portable-modular buildings

Due Date: 8/27/13

Reference # B-14-46-14

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The contract was awarded to Pac Van in the amount of $47,092.16

City of Bullhead City - purchase of a Crafco EZ Series II 1500DP Crack Sealer

Awarded on 9/3/13

The contract was awarded to Crafco, Inc.

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Openings & Completions

1. Scottsdale Community College has gutted a half-century of shelving, stacks and facilities to renovate its 48KSF library building into a modern media center. The focus of the DLR Group redesign is upgrading technology and the power necessary to drive it. When the library was built, the impact of computers, smart phones and portable computers were never envisioned. The building lacked the power necessary for the technology. The new design opens the facility and establishes better space for collaboration. The finished library will also have a “wow” factor for students and faculty.

2. The first modern streetcar has arrived in Tucson fresh from the shop floor at United Streetcar, Portland, Ore. The car arrived on a semi-tractor in pieces. Technicians will spend about a month in the warehouse while crews reassemble the trolley for testing. The car will be unveiled in October for about four to six weeks of tests on the track.

3. Saturation divers – one diver at a time – are completing work on a hydro-generation repair at Horse Mesa Dam on the Salt River. The repair will put 97 megawatts of power back on line. The

system was damaged when a guide vane failure caused 50 tons of concrete to get sucked into the generator. The work had to be completed by hand because it was not feasible to drain Apache Lake.

4. The final girders have topped off the 260-foot long Vistancia Boulevard bridge over the CAP canal in Peoria. The route links the final 3,450 undeveloped acres with the south portion of the community. It’s also access to 900 acres of open space Vistancia is dedicating to the city. Construction will be completed in November.

5. Adapting the old Beefeaters restaurant into The Newton, a new Changing Hands Bookstore, coffee shop, and Becketts Table restaurant, has run into some surprises as demolition progressed. The building and basement are larger than expected and the ceiling height is taller. In addition, there was hidden roof damage revealed as construction on the project proceeds. Venue Projects has had to go back to the drawing board to resolve some of the issues—as a result, portions of the project are being demolished that were originally planned for retention.

6. Arizona State University has unveiled its new fitness complex next to the YMCA in downtown Phoenix. The $25M building was a venture with the college and Lincoln Family Downtown YMCA. The Sun Devil Fitness Center is open to Y members and ASU students. Phoenix Business Journal features a slide tour of the facility. Though a separate building, the center and original Y are interconnected on the first floor.

7. RED Development, the new owner of Town & Country, has finished the first phase of the revitalization program. Its 20KSF expansion is wrapped up with space for new stores and a 35KSF Nordstrom’s Rack has opened. With Whole Foods just about to open, RED is ready to move on to the second phase.

8. One phase is completed in the $225M rebuilding of the Mariposa Border Crossing in Nogales. The massive Port of Entry is a multi-agency project. ADOT finished its portion in 2012 and walked away with an award for its efforts. Work by the General Services Agency continues on the 12-lane inspection center and related border control facilities.

9. Shade and solar power are over the shuffle board courts and parking areas at Far Horizons East, a 44-year-old mobile home park in Tucson. The community, 7570 E. Speedway Blvd., installed 14 solar carport and shade facilities to become one of southern Arizona’s largest solar generating facilities. The system covers a total of

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Openings & Completions56KSF. Cal Energy Group and Cenergy Power developed the project with WLB Group providing civil.

10. MorningStar assisted living, 32nd St. at Glenrosa Ave., is scheduled for an October opening. This is the development that was scarred with the skeleton of an abandoned

condo complex. The new project was developed by RED Development in a joint venture with MorningStar, Denver, Colo., and ArciTerra, Phoenix. The $25M, 80-unit, four-story complex includes wellness facilities and activity amenities.

Original headline: Forest Service predicts some impacts to springs, riparian areas from Rosemont Mine

The U.S. Forest Service predicts -- and the EPA disagrees -- that streamflow in Davidson Canyon and Cienega Creek will not be seriously reduced by the Rosemont Mine.

But in its latest environmental review of the $1.2B open pit copper mine, the service does conclude that it will have some negative impacts on downstream springs and riparian areas.

Here are some predictions from the preliminary draft of the Forest Service’s final Rosemont environmental impact statement:

▶Mine construction would lead to direct disturbance of 588 acres of riparian areas.

▶ Indirect impacts on 162 acres of Barrel Canyon riparian areas are expected with “high certainty.”

▶ Indirect impacts on 407 acres of Empire Gulch riparian areas are possible, but “highly uncertain.”

▶ Indirect impacts on 502 acres of Davidson Canyon riparian areas are expected “with moderate certainty.”

▶ No indirect impacts on riparian areas are expected in Cienega Creek, Gardner Canyon or Lower Davidson Canyon.

▶ Another 13 riparian areas associated with springs are fairly certain to be directly or indirectly impacted.

▶ Another 36 riparian areas associated with springs could be indirectly disturbed, “but with lower certainty.”

▶ Five springs are likely to be lost to surface disturbance.

▶ Eleven springs are likely to be indirectly impacted due to groundwater level declines.

▶ Sixty springs may be indirectly impacted due to groundwater level declines.

▶ Nineteen springs are unlikely to be damaged.

Read more at AZStarNet

By Tony Davis for Arizona Daily Star

Rosemont Mine Won’t Impact Cienega Creek; Will Affect Other Riparian Areas

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AAEDSept 10 - Where is Healthcare Headed in Arizona?

ABASept 11 - Fall Protection Competent Person Training Course (Tucson)

Sept 12-13 - OSHA 10 Hour Course (Tucson)

ACESept 17 - Public Private Partnership Task Force Meeting

Sept 24 - ACE Annual Networking Reception and Fundraiser

ACTSept 17 - Fall Protection (Tucson)

Sept 18 - Monthly Membership Meeting (Tucson)

AGCSept 11-12 - ERCC 16 Hour Course

Sept 19 - ERCC 6-Hour Refresher

APWASept 18 - Monthly Luncheon Featuring West Valley Leaders

ASA/ASPESept 10 - ASA & ASPE Joint Dinner Meeting

ASHESept 13 - Arizona Section Conference (ASCE/ASHE)

ASLASept 20 - Hunter/AzASLA Golf Tournament

BOMASept 18 - BOMA Membership Luncheon

CMAASept 10 - Back to School: What’s New in Higher Education?

Phoenix Business JournalSept 12 - SRP 2014 Economic Forecast

Simpson Strong-TieSept 19 - Industrial, Commercial and Infrastructure (Anchoring and Concrete Repair)

The Reference Library SeptemberSept 11 - Metal Mesh in the Southwest Sept 12 - The Advantages of Continuous Insulation in Steel Stud Construction

Sept 18 - The Hot Topic of Cool Roofing

Sept 19 - The Story of Wood Veneer

Sept 25 - Designing with Thin-Clad Stone

Sept 26 - Sustainable Sites Presentation

SAAEMA Sept 19 - 2013 Marketing Clinic

SMPSSept 19- Get to Know SMPS

Sept 20 - MySMPS: National Resources and How to Use Them

Sept 25 - Successful Trade Show Exhibiting

TUCASept 11 - TUCA AGC/PAG Meeting

ULI Sept 10 - Technology Reshaping Real Estate

Sept 12 - ULI Arizona Orientation Breakfast

Valley ForwardSept 14 - Environmental Excellence Awards

Valley PartnershipSept 19 - Who’s Who & Martinis

Sept 20 - Industrial Market Update: Has It Hit the Peak or Is it Still Rising?

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9/6/13 12pm

ST85110120 RFQ City of Phoenix - Bridge Program Asset Management Services Cycle “A” for Year 2013-2014. Perform Bridge Program Asset Management Services that include an inventory and inspection of approximately 174 bridges scattered throughout the City. Contact: Liz Blakley at 602-534-5789. First published on 8/13

8/16/13 2pm

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RFQ City of Phoenix - Buckeye Road: Central Avenue to 16th Street Paving Improvements Design Services. Provide construction plans, cost estimates and special provisions for the construction of arterial street improvements, storm drain laterals, curb, gutter, sidewalk, street lights and signal modifications on Buckeye Road from Central Avenue to 16th Street. Contact: Liz Blakley at 602-534-5789. First published on 8/20

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RFQ Department of the Navy - Contract Labor Support Services for NAVFAC Southwest. Provide assistance to the Government for program management, project management, planning, design, scheduling, cost estimating, and construction management for projects to support the Navy, Marine Corps, and Air Force clients within the NAVFAC SW Area of Responsibility (AOR) (California, Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Nevada, and Colorado). This procurement is limited to qualifying SBA 8(a) firms. Contact: Patty Olivas at patty.olivas@navy.mil or 619-532-2375. First published on 8/6 & revised due date on 8/23

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FY2014-04 RFQ Pine-Strawberry Water Improvement District - Water Master Plan Engineering Services. Contact: 928-476-4222. First published on 8/13

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List 20075136-1 RFQ Department of Homeland Security - Relocation/Design/Reconfiguration of Modular Building in Robles Junction, AZ. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Kehinde Adesina, Contract Specialist, at 571-468-7014 or kehinde.adesina@cbp.dhs.gov. First published on 9/3

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RFQ Hacienda Healthcare - Architectural & Engineering Services for Hacienda Healthcare Children’s Hospital, Phoenix. Contact: Bill Timmons at billtimmons@haciendainc.org or 602-243-4231. First published on 8/27

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14SQ002 RFQ City of Scottsdale - On-Call Architectural Services Contract. Contact: Elaine Mercado, senior project manager, at 480-312-7985 or emercado@scottsdaleaz.gov. First published on 8/16

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9/10/13 4pm

#1082101PE RFP The Hualapai Indian Tribe - Hualapai Health & Wellness Building Parking Lot Expansion Design & Engineering. Design and engineer a Parking Lot Expansion for the Health & Wellness Building in the Community of Peach Springs, AZ. Contact: UrbanTech Ltd. at 602-678-0533 or matt@urbantech-ltd.com. First published on 8/13

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RFQ City of Sedona - Sedona State Route 89A Transit Shelter Project Consulting Services. Contact: Donna Pflueger at dpflueger@SedonaAz.gov. First published on 9/3

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RFQ City of Mesa - Soils and Materials Testing On-Call Services. Contact: Michele Davila at 480-644-5463 or Michele.davila@mesaaz.gov. First published on 8/20

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$4M 14SQ001 RFQ City of Scottsdale- Design-Build Manager for Fire Station 613. Provide Design phase services and complete services for a new fire station located just south of Jomax Road on Hayden. Contact: Gary Meyer, senior project manager at 480-312-2367 or gmeyer@scottsdaleaz.gov. First published on 8/13

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RFQ The Tohono O’odham Ki:Ki Association - Project Based Architectural Services. Indian Preference. Contact: Thomas Shepherd, Senior Procurement Manager at tshepherd@tokahousing.org. First published on 8/27

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IDIQ Department of the Navy - Facility Planning Services A-E IDIQ at various Navy and Marine Corps facilities and other military installations located in the NAVFAC Southwest Area of Responsibility. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Hal W Hayes, Contract Specialist, at harold.hayes@navy.mil or 619-532-1251. First published on 8/16

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1314-GS0002 RFP Yuma County - Facilities Condition Assessment. Contact: Steve Mendoza, Project Coordinator at Steve.Mendoza@yumacountyaz.gov. First published on 9/3

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B-09-13-CO09 Santa Cruz County - On-Call Professional Engineering Services. Contact: Jesus Valdez at 520-375-7846. First published on 8/27

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WSD13-008 RFP City of Phoenix - Cathodic Protection Consulting, Inspection, and Repair Services. Contact: Michelle Honea at 602-495-5407 or michelle.honea@phoenix.gov. First published on 8/23

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9/27/13 4pm

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14011 RFP Town of Oro Valley - Feasibility Study for Initiating a Business Accelerator. Contact: Amanda Jacobs at 520-229-4735. First published on 9/3

9/9/13 2pm

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9/30/13 2pm

109688 RFQ Pima County - Design Engineering Services for Improvements to Northside Regional Park (Rillito Regional Park). Contact: Chris Barnhill at chris.barnhill@pima.gov. First published on 9/6

9/17/13 10am

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10/3/13 10:45am

$2.5M RFP Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) - Interstate 10/Interstate 17 Corridor Master Plan (FY 2014). Contact: Bob Hazlett at bhazlett@azmag.gov. First published on 8/27

Link

10/3/13 2pm

B-08-13-CO08 RFQ Santa Cruz County - Nogales International Airport Design, Engineering and Planning Services FY2014-2018. Contact: Mary Dahl at mdahl@co.santa-cruz.az.us. First published on 8/30

Link

10/3/13 2pm

CP0013 RFQ City of Mesa - Mesa City Center Design Concept. Contact: Michele Davila at 480-644-5463 or Michele.davila@mesaaz.gov. First published on 9/3

9/16/13 2:30pm

Link

10/3/13 3pm

$800K List W9124A-13-R-0008

RFP Department of the Army - Environmental and Engineering Support Services for Fort Huachuca. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Daniel J. Octaviano at 520-538-7453 or daniel.octaviano@us.army.mil. Pre-solicitation first published on 8/23 & moved to open solicitations on 9/6

9/10/13 9am

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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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Link

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Plan- Holders

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Link

10/7/13 5pm

RFP Town of Queen Creek - Design Development and Management of a Mixed-Use Entertainment District on 20 Acres on Queen Creek’s Town Center. Contact: Doreen Cott, Director of Economic Development at doreen.cott@queencreek.org or 480-358-3522. First published on 8/27

9/12/13 2pm

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Project Volume

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9/6/13 2pm

DTFH68-13-B-00011 Sub Bids Lawrence Construction Company is requesting subcontractor bids for U.S. Department of Transportation - Control Road, Houston Mesa Road, and Reynolds Creek Bridges (Below). Contact: Jose Castillo at jcastillo@lawrence-construction.com. First published on 8/27

Link

9/6/13 2pm

List DTFH68-13-B-00011 IFB USDOT - Bridge and Structure replacements at Control Road, Houston Mesa Road and Reynolds Creek in Payson. The improvements will include some roadway realignment, drainage improvements, channel improvements, concrete box culvert, minor wall structures, signing and safety improvements. Contact: Jeremiah Rogers at cflcontracts@dot.gov or 720-963-3090. Pre-Solicitation first published on 7/19 & moved to open solicitations on 8/13

Link

9/6/13 4pm

CDBG 129-12 IFB City of Bisbee - Bakerville Drainage & Streets Improvements -Phase 4. Contact: Tom Klimek, Public Works Director at 520-432-6004. First published on 9/3

8/29/13 10am Mand.

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9/9/13 10am

IFB Town of Thatcher - Install 2” asphalt overlay of 33,500 square yards of town streets and milling of 3,800 square yards of existing asphalt. Contact: Heath Brown a 928-428-2290. First published on 8/23

Link

9/11/13 9am

$716K 6905701 IFB City of Tempe - Traffic Control Cabinets and Hardware Replacement. Contact: City of Tempe Engineering Division at 480-350-8200. First published on 8/23

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Development OpportunitiesIncludes Requests for Development Proposals, Entitlements, and Misc. Real Estate Services.

Horizontal Includes Earthwork, Roadway Improvements, Paving Maintenance, Transportation, and Single-Trade Solicitations directly related to Horizontal Construction (i.e. Traffic Signal Signalization and Pavement Marking).

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Project Solicitations

9/11/13 1pm

S834, S835, S836, S837 & S838

IFB City of Mesa - Eastmark Phase II Roadway Improvements. Contact: Craig Alteri, P.E. at 480-644-2526 or craig.alteri@mesaaz.gov. First published on 8/23

8/28/13 1pm Mand.

Link

9/12/13 9am

ADOT14-00003289 IFB ADOT - Construction of Asphalt and Liquid (MgCI) De-Icer Storage Tanks. Contact: Earl Payne at 602-712-8514 or epayne@azdot.gov. First published on 8/23

8/27/13 9am

Link

9/12/13 2pm

05-1314 IFB Arizona Western College - New Paving Upgrades, Yuma (Free registration required). Contact: Peggy Hayes at 928-314-9515 or purchasing@azwestern.edu. First published on 8/30

9/5/13 2pm

Link

9/12/13 4pm

2013-018 IFB City of Buckeye - CDBG Phase II Sidewalk Project. Contact: Chris Williams at cwilliams@buckeyeaz.gov or 623-349-6225. First published on 8/20

8/29/13 1pm

Link

9/15/13 4:30pm REVISED

$25K- $100K

List FA4877-13-R-0035 RFP Department of the Air Force - Jack Tester Foundation at Davis Monthan AFB. Install concrete foundation for universal Jack Tester. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Chad A. Trimble at 520-228-0040 or chad.trimble@us.af.mil. First published on 8/27 & revised on 9/6

8/29/13 11am Mand.

Link

9/13/13 11am

$460K List 060-E-(210)T IFB ADOT - Install Traffic Signal Equipment and right turn lane at the intersection of US-60 and 9th Place. DBE goal of 6.78%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Tom Mowery-Racz at 602-712-6741 or Construction Supervisor: Elaine Leavens-Cooke at 928-532-2345. First published on 7/2

Link

9/13/13 11am

$1.4M List 095-C-(213)T IFB ADOT - Construct game fence on SR 95 in Mohave County. The work consists of removal of cable barrier, constructing game fence, installing cattle guards, and other miscellaneous work. DBE goal of 9.2%. Contact Engineering Specialist: William Nanni at 602-712-6899 at Construction Supervisor: Chris Olson at 928-681-6016. First published on 7/2

Link

9/13/13 11am

$265K List YUM-0-(214)T IFB ADOT - Traffic signal upgrades in the City of Yuma. Replace 8-inch signal heads with new 12-inch vehicular signal heads at various locations within the City of Yuma. Contact Engineering Specialist: Leonard Vidra at 602-712-8158 or Construction Supervisor: Jaime Hernandez at 928-317-2158. First published on 7/2

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Project Solicitations

9/13/13 11am

$29.1M List 089-D-(201)S IFB ADOT - Reconstruction of road on US 89 in Coconino County. The work consists of reconstructing US 89 to the east of the current alignment with earthwork, aggregate base, paving asphaltic concrete, new northbound and southbound bridges over the Little Colorado River, box culverts, underpasses, drainage, roundabout, sidewalk, raised median, curb and gutter and other related work. DBE goal of 5.94%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Sara Howard at 602-712-6834 or Construction Supervisor: David Sikes at 928-266-2688. First published on 7/2

Link

9/13/13 11am

5.7M List 087-B-(217)T IFB ADOT - Pavement preservation project on SR 87 in Gila County, south of the Town of Payson. DBE goal of 3.20%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Mahmood B. Ghorbani at 602-712-6093 or Construction Supervisor: Tom Goodman at 928-468-5063. First published on 8/23

Link

9/18/13 2pm

IFB Tucson Airport Authority - Soils Remediation Project Treatment Facility Operations and Maintenance Services. Contact: Fred E. Brinker at 520-573-4873. First published on 8/27

9/5/13 1pm

Link

9/18/13 4pm

$25M List PHX-0(266)T CMAR ADOT - Construction of Black Mountain Boulevard (BMB) between SR 51 and Pinnacle Peak Road. Black Mountain Blvd northbound and southbound ramps will connect with the existing SR 51 NB and SB ramps. Contact: Ata Zarghami, Contracts and Specifications, at 602-712-6761. First published on 9/3

Link

9/19/13 5pm

P14-0018 JOC City of Peoria - JOC for Bridge Maintenance and Repair Projects. Contact: Lisa Houg at lisa.houg@peoriaaz.gov. First published on 8/30

9/11/13 10:30am

Link

9/20/13 11am

$25.2M List 089-B-(203)S IFB ADOT - Roadway widening on SR 89 in Yavapai County. The work consists of constructing a new two lane road paralleling the existing two lane roadway, constructing a two lane road (Deep Well Ranch Road) from the proposed Deep Well Ranch Road roundabout to Ruger Road, reconstructing the existing two lane roadway and constructing two roundabouts. DBE goal of 5.53%. Contact: Engineering Specialist Donna Rice at 602-712-8618 or Construction Supervisor: Andy Roth at 928-759-2426. First published on 7/2

Link

9/20/13 11am

$46M List STP-077-A(204)T IFB ADOT - Roadway widening on SR 77 in Pinal County. The work consists of widening the existing roadway by adding one lane in each direction. DBE goal of 5.57%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Sarker Rahman at 602-712-8262 or Construction Supervisor: Mindy Teague at 520-549-8808. First published on 7/2

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Project Solicitations

9/20/13 11am

$3.8M List 079-A-(205)T IFB ADOT - Bridge replacement on SR 79 in Pinal County. The work consists of bridge replacement, roadway realignment and other related work. DBE goal of 7.13%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Rashidul Haque at 602-712-8261 or Construction Supervisor: Jeremy D. Moore at 520-260-2384. First published on 7/2

Link

9/20/13 11am

$4.2M List 303-A-NFA IFB ADOT - Construct landscape and irrigation on SR 303L in the City of Surprise. Contact Engineering Specialist: Mahfuz Anwar at 602-712-7663 or Construction Supervisor: Kirk Kiser at 602-712-3780. First published on 7/2

Link

9/20/13 11am

$1M List 010-A-(207)A IFB ADOT - Dike repair on I-10 in La Paz County. The dike repair work consists of placing borrow and grading, placement of shotcrete, removal and replacement of fence, seeding and other related items. DBE goal of 3.11%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Adrian Gutierrez at 602-712-8257 or Construction Supervisor: Jaime Hernandez at 928-317-2158. First published on 7/2

Link

9/23/13 3pm

ST3080 IFB Lake Havasu City - FY 2013-14 Asphalt Pavement Rehabilitation Program. Kimberly Fiumara at fiumarak@lhcaz.gov.k@lhcaz.gov. First published on 9/3

Link

9/24/13 2pm

AV31000079-ADOT D-B-BS City of Phoenix - Deer Valley Airport Run-Up Area Reconstruction and Expansion Design Bid Build Services. First published on 8/30

9/10/13 10am

Link

9/26/13 2pm

CDBG #153-12; GR-090

IFB Town of Sierra Vista - Busby Drive Improvements. Contact: Michael Clawson at 520-458-3315. First published on 8/23

9/10/13 11am

Link

9/26/13 2pm

$250K 14-2157810-8930-12005

IFB City of Prescott - Yavapai Hills Localized Drainage Improvements. Contact: Public Works Director 928-777-1130. First published on 8/30

9/11/13 2pm Mand.

Link

9/26/13 2pm

$10M- $11M

98729 IFB Pima County - Paseo De Las Iglesias Phase I (5SERAJ). SBE goal of 7%. Contact: Mark Koskiniemi, Commodity / Contracts Officer at mark.koskiniemi@pima.gov. First published on 9/6

9/10/13 2pm

Link

10/2/13 4pm

List COCHA14- 00003393; ST0808-451

IFB City of Chandler - Ocotillo Road Improvements Construction Management Services. DBE goal assessed for this project is 14.03%. Contact: Joshua Plumb at 480-782-3312 or Joshua.Plumb@Chandleraz.gov. First published on 9/3

9/19/13 10am

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10/3/13 4pm

$900K 10-E-021 IFB City of Bullhead City - Havasupai, Chaparral Washes Area Drainage Improvements Phase 4, Channel and Sedimentation Basin Improvements. Contact: Mirna Coronel, Office Specialist at 928-763-0128 or mcoronel@bullheadcity.com. First published on 9/3

9/24/13 11am

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Project Solicitations

10/4/13 11am

$5.85M List 060-E-(211)T IFB ADOT - Slope Stabilization and Roadway Relocation On US 60 approx. 10 miles west of Carrizo. DBE goal of 5.01%. Contact C&S Technical Leader: Iqbal Hossain at 602-712-7471 or Construction Supervisor: Elaine Leavens at 928-532-2345. First published on 7/2

Link

10/4/13 11am

$900K List GDY-0-(203)T IFB ADOT - Fiber optic installation on Estrella Parkway within the City of Goodyear. Install fiber optic conduit and cables in both proposed and existing conduit, Ethernet switches, video encoders, CCTV cameras and other equipment necessary to extend the City’s traffic management system. DBE goal of 0.40%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Adrian C. Gutierrez at 602-712-8257 or Construction Supervisor: Girgis Girgis at 602-712-6710. First published on 8/30

Link

10/10/13 2pm

PW 13/14/002; 60651219

IFB Pinal County - Construction of Battaglia Road Westbound Left Turn Lane. Contact: Pinal County Public Works Department at 520-866-6009. First published on 9/3

9/10/13 9am

Link

10/11/13 11am

$900K List AVN-0-(210)T IFB ADOT - Install Intelligent Transportation System fiber optic cable along the north side of McDowell Road in the City of Avondale. DBE goal of 7.27%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Thomas Mowery-Racz at 602-712-6741 or Construction Supervisor: Girgis Girgis at 602-712-6813. First published on 8/27

Link

11/6/13 2pm

$52.1M List 303-A-(220)A DB ADOT - SR303 Widening. Work includes design and construction of widening of SR 303L freeway, including: roadway, sound wall, lighting, landscape and drainage improvements on SR 303L within the Cities of Surprise and Peoria. DBE goal of 11.48%. First published on 8/27

Link

11/8/13 11am (Opening)

$1.7M List 087-C-(203)T IFB ADOT - Bridge replacement on SR 87 in Coconino County about 20 miles south of Winslow. DBE goal of 6.58%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Rashidul Haque at 602-712-8261 or Construction Supervisor: Carl Ericksen at 928-524-5421. First published on 6/28

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Utilities

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A level of experience that creates confidence

Cardno ATC Tempe has specialized experience in the following areas:

Contact: Phillip A. Schneider, P.E.Phone: (480) 355-4658 Email: tempe.bd@cardno.com www.cardnoatc.com

> Geotechnical Engineering> Materials Testing

and Inspection> Environmental Consulting

> Due Diligence (Phase I & II Investigations)

> Asbestos, Lead and Mold Consulting

> Industrial Hygiene

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Project Solicitations

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Plan-Holders

Project # Contract Type

Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link

9/9/13 2pm

2014-PW-02 IFB City of Cottonwood - AWOS Installation Project at Cottonwood Airport. Contact: Purchasing Division at 928-340-2714. First published on 8/30

Link

9/8/13 2pm REVISED

$1M- $2M

List 130826 IFB City of Sedona - Harmony-Windsong Phase IV Drainage Project. Work includes Construction of storm drain pipes, appurtenances, inlet structure, outlet connection to existing storm drain system. Contact: Steve Craver at Scraver@SedonaAZ.gov. First published on 8/20 & added sign-in sheet on 8/30. Reised due date om 9/6

8/26/13 2pm Mand.

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9/9/13 3pm

2014026 RFP City of Mesa - Compressed Natural Gas Station. Provide delivery and installation of a turnkey compressed natural gas station that includes compressor systems, dispenser and hardware. Contact: Nicole Arnold at Nicole.Arnold@mesaaz.gov. First published on 8/23

Link

9/10/13 1pm

14SQ003; W9903 & W4708

CMAR City of Scottsdale - Site 71 Well and Water Booster Pump Station & Water Booster Pump Station 42B. Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) to provide design phase services, well drilling and complete construction services. Contact: Anna Leyva at 480-312-7769 or ALeyva@scottsdaleaz.gov. First published on 8/27

Link

9/10/13 2pm REVISED

List COCO14-00003324; 2014-100

RFP Coconino County - Solar Photovoltaic Electric Generating Systems. Contact: mmenta@coconino.az.gov. First published on 8/13 & revised due date and link on 8/16

8/19/13 9am

Link

9/10/13 3pm

$100K- $500K

COCHA14- 00003343; FI1301-401

IFB City of Chandler - Fire Pump Test Facility. Project includes installation of an enclosed fire pump test pit with water and electrical connections. Work will also include the installation of a shade canopy and modular storage unit. Contact: Joshua Plumb at 480-782-3312 or Joshua.Plumb@Chandleraz.gov. First published on 8/16

8/26/13 10am

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9/11/13 2pm

IFB Town of Parker - Well 8 Rehabilitation Project. Contact: Public Works Department at 928-669-9265. First published on 9/6

Link

9/11/13 3pm

13RP013 RFP City of Scottsdale - Annual Maintenance and Repair of CAP-1 Natural Gas Engines. Contact: Karie Ingles at 480-312-5744 or kingles@scottsdaleaz.gov. First published on 8/20

Link

9/12/13 4:30pm

$30M List 6504221 RFQ City of Tempe - Construction Management Services for Tempe Town Lake Downstream Dam Replacement. Contact: Wendy Springborn, at wendy_springborn@tempe.gov. First published on 8/23 & added planholders list on 8/30

Link

UtilitiesIncludes water, waste-water, and other utilities (excluding traffic signalization projects), as well as solar, biomass, and other energy-related solicitations.

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Project Solicitations

9/13/13 12pm

$4.5M List WS85100032 CMAR City of Phoenix - Booster Pump Station Replacement Program Construction Manager at Risk Services. Contact: Yolanda Sanchez at 602-534-1423. First published on 8/23

9/6/13 1:30pm

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9/15/13 2pm

L13PS01016 Bureau of Land Management - AZ BLM Badger Spring Well Installation. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Danette Cappello at dcappell@blm.gov. First published on 8/20

8/26/13 10:30am

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9/17/13 12pm REVISED

List DE-SOL-0006022 RFQuote Department of Energy - Glen Canyon Transformer at Glen Canyon, AZ. Contact: Susan M. Ethridge at ethridge@wapa.gov or 602-605-2504. First published on 8/20 & revised on 9/3

Link

9/17/13 1pm

CDBG # 142-12 IFB Town of Star Valley - Implement the Water System Improvements at the Milky Way Well Site, including installing new backup water tanks. Contact: Robert (Rob) Rippy, Operations Superintendent at 928-472-7752. First published on 9/3

9/10/13 10:30am

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9/17/13 2pm

List 104346 RFQ Pima County - Pima County Biogas Sale and Utilization Project. Design, construct, acceptance test, finance, operate, own, maintain (including all capital maintenance), and manage a new Biogas Utilization Facility. Contact: Jerome.Rizzo@pima.gov. First published on 8/9

8/22/13 9am

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9/17/13 3pm

List WA1307-401; COCHA14- 00003394

IFB City of Chandler - City of Chandler Water Line Improvements. Contact: Joshua Plumb at 480-782-3312 or Joshua.Plumb@Chandleraz.gov. First published on 9/3

9/9/13 3pm Mand.

Link

9/19/13 4pm

2013-020 IFB City of Buckeye - CDBG Waterline Rehabilitation. Contact: Chris Williams at cwilliams@buckeyeaz.gov or 623-349-6225. First published on 8/23

9/4/13 9am

Link

9/24/13 2pm

ADSPO14- 00003377

IFB State Procurement Office - Arizona State Hospital Emergency Generator. Contact: Melissa Bauer at melissa.bauer@azdoa.gov. First published on 9/3

9/10/13 10am

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9/26/13 3pm

14005-10-SLR DB Valley Metro - Design Build Services for OMC Solar. Design build a solar energy generating facility at its light rail Operations & Maintenance Center in Phoenix, Arizona. Contact: Procurement@valleymetro.org. First published on 8/20

8/27/13 1pm

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Commercial

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• Commercial Utilities • Subdivision Infrastructure • Public Works Improvements • Mining and Industrial Sites

License number AZ 265009 KA Dual Engineering

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9/10/13 10am REVISED

13-6973 RFP Education Service Center-Region 19 - National Job Order Contracting for ESC R19 Allied States Cooperative (Free registration required). Contact: Royce Cleveland at rcleveland@esc19.net. First published on 8/13 & revised due date on 8/23

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9/10/13 2pm

13-0006 CMAR Amphitheater Public Schools - CMAR for Wetmore Renovation Project. Construct a New 7500 square foot Professional Development Building, Remodel Approximately 9500 square feet of Existing Occupied and Unoccupied Office Space, Improve Various Site/Parking Areas and Install New Electrical Service. Contact: Brenda Widugiris, Purchasing/Warehouse Manager at bwidugiris@amphi.com. First published on 8/20

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9/27/13 2pm

13-04-18 RFP Higley Unified School District - Water Treatment Services and Maintenance (Free registration required). Contact: Roqueta Levenda at 480-279-7047 or roqueta.levenda@husd.org. First published on 9/6

9/17/13 8am

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10/1/13 2pm

3-04-0035-022-2012; 3-04-0035-023-2013

IFB City of Show Low - Remove Obstruction & Bury Power Lines at Show Low Regional Airport. Contact: Marian Agan at magan@showlowaz.gov. First published on 9/3

9/20/13 2pm

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10/4/13 11am

$900K List GDY-0-(203)T IFB ADOT - Fiber Optic Cable Installations in Maricopa County, within the City of Goodyear, on Estrella Parkway from Van Buren Street to McDowell Road and on Pebble Creek Parkway from McDowell Road to Indian School Road. The work consists of installation of fiber optic conduit and cables in both proposed and existing conduit, Ethernet switches, video encoders, CCTV cameras and other equipment necessary to extend the City’s traffic management system. DBE goal of 0.40%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Adrian C. Gutierrez at 602-712-8257 or Construction Supervisor: Girgis Girgis at 602-712-6710. First published on 8/2

Link

10/9/13 10am

IFB City of Eloy - Wastewater Treatment Plant Sludge Handling Improvements. Plans are available to view at the Engineers office or obtain up to 2 copies at the City of Eloy’s Public Works Department. First published on 9/6

9/16/13 10am

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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

9/10/13 3pm REVISED

ADSPO14- 00003302

IFB State Procurement Office - New Veterans’ Cemetery Construction in Bellemont AZ. Contact: Melissa Bauer at melissa.bauer@azdoa.gov. First published on 8/6 & revised on 9/3

8/8/13 11am

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9/10/13 4pm

$25K- $100K

List AG-8173-S- 13-0034

RFQuote Department of Agriculture - Relocate Modular Building in Springerville, AZ. Small Business Set-aside. Contact: Margaret A Cisco, Purchasing Agent, at mcisco@fs.fed.us or 928-333-6345. Pre-Solicitation first published on 8/9 & moved to open solicitations on 8/23

8/21/13 10am

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9/12/13 12pm

$10M- $45M

List FA4877-13-R-0001

RFQ Department of the Air Force - Simplified Acquisition of Base Engineer Requirements (SABER) for Davis Monthan AFB. Competitive 8(a) Set-aside. Contact: David A. Maida, Contracting Officer at david.maida@dm.af.mil or 520-228-4185. First published on 8/30

8/28/13 9am

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9/16/13 12pm

$250K- $500K

List AG-82FT-S-13-0024

RFP Department of Agriculture - Sierra Ancha Compound Improvements near Flagstaff, AZ. The project consists of maintenance and renovation work on the Office, House 2, House 3, and House 4. Renovate the office and House 3 for ADA. Remove existing roof on all structures and install new. Install solar PV, new tankless hot water heater, electrical, and smoke detectors. HUBZone Set-Aside. Contact: Anthony Salas at 970-498-1147 or by email at asalas@fs.fed.us. Pre-Solicitation first published on 8/6 & moved to open solicitations on 8/16

8/20/13 11am

Link

9/17/13 2pm REVISED

$50K- $100K

13-B-14 IFB Mohave County - Mohave County Sheriff’s Office Lake Havasu City Substation - Addition & ADA Upgrade. Contact: Tara Acton at 928-753-0752 or tara.acton@mohavecounty.us. First published on 7/9 & revised due date on 8/27 & 8/30

7/11/13 9:30am

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9/17/13 4pm

140858 JOC City of Tucson - Job Ordering Contracting for Emergency Restoration Services. Contact: Cherie Odeski at 520-837-4126 or cherie.odeski@tucsonaz.gov. First published on 9/3

9/9/13 3pm

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Project Volume

Plan-Holders

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Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link

Commercial Commercial

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Hubbard Engineering provides civil engineering, planning and land survey services to the following industry sectors:

• Retail• Commercial• Industrial• Power & Energy

• Education• Municipal• Religious/Cultural• Hospitality

• Healthcare• Multifamily• Single Family• Master Planning

Contact: Bruce RobinsonDirector of Client RelationsPhone: (480) 518-1588Brobinson@hubbardengineering.comwww.hubbardengineering.com

All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions in this data. Links may not be valid once the bid date/time has passed. All bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.

Project Solicitations

9/20/13 1pm

14SQ004 CMAR City of Scottsdale - Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) firms to provide design phase services and complete construction services for the rehabilitation of residential properties to provide low income housing. Contact: Eric Waldo, project manager, at ewaldo@scottsdaleaz.gov or 480-312-7245. First published on 9/6

Link

9/20/13 2pm

$2.5M 111219 CMAR City of Glendale - CMAR services for Glendale Landfill Scale-House Construction Project. Construct a new scale-house, administration building and maintenance building. Also included is a new entrance road. First published on 9/3

9/12/13 9am

Link

9/20/13 3pm EST

Sub Bids Frampton & Associates is requesting Sub bids on a TI for US Foods in Tempe. The project consist of a interior renovation of an existing 60,000sf facility; consisting of concrete demo and patching, concrete forming, concrete polishing, casework, glass and glazing, automatic doors, drywall, painting, flooring, fire protection, plumbing, HVAC, and electrical. Contact: Derek K. Robbins at derek@framptonandassociates.com or 843-572-2400. First published on 9/6

9/11/13 8am

Link

9/24/13 3pm

$3M- $5M

ADSPO14- 00003387

CMAR State Procurement Office - CMAR for Access Control Capital Mall Security Upgrade. Contact: procure@azdoa.gov. First published on 9/3

9/11/13 10am

Link

9/26/13 2pm REVISED

List PW13/14/001; 64049

IFB Pinal County - Public Works / Fleet Maintenance Facility Project in Maricopa. Contact: Gloria Bean at Gloria.bean@pinalcountyaz.gov. First published on 8/20 & revised link on 8/27 & added planholders list on 8/30

8/29/13 10am Mand.

Link

9/26/13 3pm

13Q-0926 RFP Mohave Cooperative Purchasing - Project and Construction Management. Contact: Nancy L. Colbaugh, Contract Specialist I at 928-718-3228 or nancy@mesc.org. First published on 8/27

9/5/13 10am

Link

9/26/13 4pm

$4M List 2013-022 CMAR Town of Buckeye - Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) to provide design phase for tenant improvements to Sundance Crossing project. Contact: Chris Williams at 623-349-6225 or cwilliams@buckeyeaz.gov. First published on 8/27 & fixed bid date on 9/6

9/12/13 2pm

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Bid Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan-Holders

Project # Contract Type

Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link Bid Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan-Holders

Project # Contract Type

Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link

Commercial

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Frampton & Associates is looking for Sub Bids on US Foods TI.Pre-bid walk through for US Foods in Tempe

WHEN: Wednesday September 11, 2013TIME: 8am -10am

WHERE: Located at 3115 McClintock Drive- Tempe AZ. (the old Bashas’ store location)

All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions in this data. Links may not be valid once the bid date/time has passed. All bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.

Project Solicitations

9/27/13 2pm

DCH-N 08-01-13 RFP Gila River Indian Community - Site Development & Construction of 25 New Homes in Laveen, AZ. Contact: Cynthia Gerard, Purchasing at cynthia.gerard@gric.nsn.us or 520-562-6071. First published on 9/3

9/5/13 10am

Link

10/3/13 11am

$300K RFQ 73-14 CMAR Chandler Unified School District - CMAR Chandler High Pool Renovation (Free registration required). Contact: Jean Borchert at 480-812-7627 or borchert.jean@cusd80.com. First published on 9/6

9/20/13 9am

Link

10/10/13 2pm

List N62473 13R4008

IDIQ Department of the Navy - 8(a) IDIQ Multiple Award Service Contract (MASC). IDIQ Facilities Support Contract Services for work to be performed at various Naval and Marine Corps installations located in ARIZONA, CALIFORNIA, COLORADO, NEW MEXICO, NEVADA and UTAH. Contact: Vincent J Thayer, Contracting Officer at vincent.thayer@navy.mil or 619-532-4903. First published on 9/3

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Project # Contract Type

Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link

9/6/13 1pm EST

List W912L2-13-T-1011 RFQuote Department of the Army - Remove and replace 2 Compressors on a York Chiller at Base Contracting Office in Phoenix. Small Business Set-aside. Contact: Timothy L. Garrity at 602-302-9049 or timothy.garrity@ang.af.mil. First published on 8/30

9/3/13 9am

Link

9/6/13 1pm

NUSD IFB # 2013-01-2018

IFB Nogales Unified School District - Roofing Repair/Restoration for Nogales High School & Wade Carpenter Middle School. Contact: Nidia Contreras at ncontreras@nusd.k12.az.us. First published on 9/3

9/4/13 9am Mand.

Link

9/6/13 1pm

NUSD IFB # 2013-02-2018

IFB Nogales Unified School District - Drainage Upgrade for Lincoln Elementary School. Contact: Nidia Contreras at ncontreras@nusd.k12.az.us. First published on 9/3

9/4/13 2pm Mand.

Link

9/9/13 10am

IFB City of Eloy - Troy Thomas Structural Repair and Roofing project. Bid Docs: Thomas Reprographics, 817 E. Indian School Road, Phoenix, AZ 85014, Ph: 602-264-6871. First published on 8/9

8/19/13 10am

Link

9/10/13 2pm

IFB City of Sedona - Electrical Services and Maintenance Contract. First published on 8/9

Link

Bid Date & Time

Project Volume

Plan-Holders

Project # Contract Type

Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link

Commercial

MaintenanceMaintenanceMaintenance & AlterationsIncludes abatement, remediation, landscaping, irrigation, fencing, single-trade, and maintenance solicitations. Also captures public-agency owned renovations of residential properties.

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9/10/13 4pm

$25K- $50K

COCHA14- 00003342; AI1304-401

IFB City of Chandler - City of Chandler Airport Runway Security Gate System. Contact: Ray Buglion at 480-782-3319 or ay.Buglion@Chandleraz.gov. First published on 8/16

8/26/13 11am

Link

9/9/13 4pm

IFB Habitat for Humanity - Rehabilitation of a single family residence at 2841 W Foothill Dr, Phoenix. Contact: Jamie Macfarlane at 623-583-2417 or Jamie@habitatcaz.org. First published on 9/6

Link

9/10/13 5pm

List Q14-03 City of Peoria - Entry sign installation at various locations throughout the City of Peoria. Contact: Christine Finney at 623-773-7115. First published on 8/23

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9/11/13 9am

2014-7012-0030 IFB Town of Gilbert - Freestone Park Ball Field Lighting. Contact: Ryan Blair, Project Manager at ryan.blair@gilbertaz.gov. First published on 8/27

Link

9/11/13 9am

13-247-SOL-00135 IFB Indian Health Service - Conference Room Audio and Visual Update at the Phoenix Indian Medical Center. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Brian G Numkena at brian.numkena@ihs.gov or 602-200-5250. First published on 9/3

9/6/13 9am

Link

9/11/13 2pm REVISED

13-6972 RFP Education Services Center-Region 19 - Supplemental Job Order Contracting for Building and Facility Waterproofing and Manufacturers Associated Materials ESC R19 – Allied States Cooperative (ASC) (National contract, Free registration required). Contact: Royce Cleveland at rcleveland@esc19.net. First published on 8/16 & revised due date on 8/27

Link

9/11/13 3pm REVISED

List 14-016 RFP City of Tempe - Replacement Stadium Pads - Diablo Stadium. Contact: Lisa Goodman at lisa_goodman@tempe.gov or 480-350-8533. First published on 7/30 & revised due date and added sign-in sheet on 8/23

8/13/13 9am

Link

9/12/13 COB CANCELED

List AG-8191-S-13-0023

RFQuote Department of Agriculture - Cortez Office Window Replacement, Prescott. Contact: Joni E. Dutcher, Contracting Officer at jdutcher@fs.fed.us or 928-443-8243. First published on 8/30 & Canceled on 9/6

Link

9/12/13 11am

List W91RUS-13-T-0274 RFQuote Department of the Army - Electrical Systems Maintenance in the Information Processing Center at Fort Huachuca, AZ. The Power Distribution System must have uninterrupted service so there is a two hour window for physical compliance. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Barbara A. Nelson at 520 533-1798 or barbara.a.nelson70.civ@mail.mil. First published on 8/16

8/27/13 2:30pm

Link

9/12/13 2pm

IFB City of Apache Junction - Rehabilitation of two single family homes. Contact: Heather Patel at 480-474-2635. First published on 8/23

9/3/13 9am

Link

9/13/13 9am

W91RUS-13-T-0301 RFQuote Department of the Army - Electrical System Maintenance at the Telephone Nodes at Ft Huachuca, AZ. Small Business Set-aside. Contact: Leah Y. Bendixen at 520-538-6385 or leah.y.bendixen.civ@mail.mil. First published on 8/30

Link

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Project # Contract Type

Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link

Maintenance & Alterations

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9/13/13 2pm

S051403 RFP UA - Water Chillers. Provide 5000 tons of centrifugal compressor driven chilled water capacity at its Arizona Health Sciences Center Plant (AHSC). Contact: Ted Nasser at 520-621-5449 or enasser@email.arizona.edu. First published on 8/27

9/4/13 8am Mand.

Link

9/16/13 4pm

List FA4887-13-R-0018 IFB Department of the Air Force - Compressor Maintenance Services at Luke AFB. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Steven Chavez, Contract Specialist, at steven.chavez@us.af.mil or 623-856-2726. Pre-Solicitation first published on 8/20 & moved to open solicitations on 8/23

Link

9/17/13 2pm

140895 RFP City of Tucson - On-call Repair and replacement of commercial storefront Doors. Contact: Lloyd B. Windle II at 520-837-4105 or Lloyd.windle@tucsonaz.gov. First published on 8/27

9/4/13 11am

Link

9/17/13 3pm REVISED

ADSPO14- 00003328

IFB State Procurement Office - Site Clean-ups. Remove excessive amount of general refuse, trash, debris, yard waste, building materials, household materials, furniture, and small appliances from lots. Contact: Sue-Anne Tan at 602-364-0134 or sue-anne.tan@azdoa.gov. First published on 8/20 & revised due date on 9/3

8/29/13 10am

Link

9/18/13 3pm

F14-08-16 IFB Navajo County - Inmate Communication Services for the Navajo County Jail and Juvenile Detention located in Holbrook. Contact: Mary Jane Springer, Procurement at 928-524-4046 or Mary.springer@navajocountyaz.gov. First published on 8/27

9/3/13 10am

Link

9/18/13 3pm

3208-4 RFP Maricopa Community Colleges - Annual Chiller Maintenance Services Districtwide. Contact: MCCCD Purchasing at 480-731-8190 or purchasing@domail.maricopa.edu. First published on 8/30

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9/19/13 9am

121317 IFB City of Glendale - Cholla Vista Complex Re-Roofing Project. Install an additional layer of asphalt shingle roofing on five (5) existing roofs of the Cholla Vista Residential Apartment Complexes. First published on 9/3

Link

9/19/13 10am

DEMA14- 00003372

IFB AZDEMA - Repair and Repaint the exterior of Building L4300 at Silver Bell Army Heliport, Marana, Arizona. Contact: Rosalia Gardea at 602-267-2760. First published on 8/30

9/5/13 10am

Link

9/19/13 11am

# 13-01 IFB Town of Hayden - Town Hall and Senior Center Roof Replacement Project. Plans, Specifications and Contract documents are available and may be obtained from the office of the Town of Hayden, 520 North Velasco Street, Hayden, AZ. First published on 9/6

9/12/13 10am

Link

9/19/13 2pm

IFB City of Coolidge - Replacement of one (1) single family dwelling. Bid proposals and specifications are available from the Grants Department at 110 West Central Avenue, Coolidge, 520-723-6028. First published on 9/6

Link

Bid Date/ Time

$/Plan- holders

Project # Contract Type

Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link

Maintenance & Alterations

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9/24/13 2pm

List COCHA14- 00003382; HO4-910-3311

IFB City of Chandler - Exterior Door Replacements - Family Sites. Contact: Raquel McMahon at 480-782-2407 or Raquel.McMahon@Chandleraz.gov. First published on 8/30

9/10/13 9am Mand.

Link

9/26/13 2pm

IFB 14-012-18 IFB Coolidge Unified School District - HVAC Service and Supplies (Free Registration Required). Contact: Kelly Dooley at 520-723-2419 or kdooley@cusd.k12.az.us. First published on 9/6

Link

Date Solicitation/ Project #

Type Owner - Project Description Pre-bid Link

9/6/13 2pm

2014-PW-03 IFB City of Cottonwood - Portable Trailer Mounted Generator. Contact: Purchasing Division at 928-340-2714. First published on 8/23

Link

9/9/13 3pm REVISED

PARKS14-00003322 IFB Arizona State Parks - Steel Ramadas for Parks. Contact: Paul Govino at 602-542-6944. First published on 8/20 & revised due date on 9/6

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9/11/13 3pm

14-045 IFB City of Tempe - Double Strap Service Saddles and Repair Clamps. Contact: Ted Stallings at ted_stallings@tempe.gov or 480-350-8617. First published on 8/23

Link

9/12/13 9am

644030 RFQuote City of Phoenix - Sampling Pump Systems and Accessories. Contact: Chuck Garvey at 602-261-8668 or chuck.garvey@phoenix.gov. First published on 9/6

Link

9/12/13 1:30pm

IFB Yavapai County - Supply and deliver Portland Cement concrete products. Contact: MaryAn Sala at 928-777-7522 or MaryAn.Sala@co.yavapai.az.us. First published on 8/23

Link

9/12/13 1:30pm

IFB Yavapai County - Supply and deliver aggregate base course in Yavapai County. Contact: MaryAn Sala at 928-777-7522 or MaryAn.Sala@co.yavapai.az.us. First published on 8/23

Link

9/12/13 1:30pm

IFB Yavapai County - Supply and Deliver Signs, Sign Posts, Related Hardware and Accessories in Yavapai County,. Contact: MaryAn Sala at 928-777-7522 or MaryAn.Sala@co.yavapai.az.us. First published on 8/23

Link

9/12/13 3pm

AGFD14-00003307 IFB Arizona Game and Fish Department - Linear low density polyethylene troughs, gutters, drinkers, and plumbing inserts. Contact: Elizabeth Burgard at eburgard@azgfd.gov or 623-236-7459. First published on 8/23

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9/13/13 2pm

IFB 14-044 IFB City of Phoenix - Peerless Pumps. Contact: Andria Williams at 602-262-4439 or Andria.Williams@phoenix.gov. First published on 8/23

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Bid Date/ Time

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Project # Contract Type

Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link

Maintenance & Alterations

Pre-SolicitationsProducts & EquipmentProducts & EquipmentRequests for equipment (purchase and rental), furnish only of materials, and related items.

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9/13/13 2pm

IFB 14-037 IFB City of Phoenix - Air Conditioning/Cooler Equipment & Parts - City Wide. Contact: Mary Hammer at 602-262-7793. First published on 8/23

Link

9/17/13 2pm

13117-C IFB Maricopa County - Street Sweeper, Mechanical Operation Self Propelled. Contact: Brian Garcia at 602-506-3246 or garciab003@mail.maricopa.gov. First published on 8/30

9/3/13 2pm Mand.

Link

9/17/13 3pm

2014048 IFB City of Mesa - Generator Rental Services. Contact: Nicole Arnold at Nicole.Arnold@mesaaz.gov. First published on 9/3

Link

9/20/13 2pm REVISED

IFB 14-022 IFB City of Phoenix - Manhole Rings, Meter Boxes and Accessories. Contact: Chuck Garvey at 602-261-8668 or chuck.garvey@phoenix.gov. First published on 8/23 & revised due date on 9/3

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9/24/13 2pm

14-30MB IFB Mesa Unified School District - Sprinkler and Irrigation Equipment, Parts and Supplies (Free registration required). Contact: Gary Barkman at 480-472-6116 or gabarkma@mpsaz.org. First published on 9/6

Link

9/26/13 4pm

2013-026 IFB Town of Marana - Variable Message Boards. Contact: Michael Glasson, Purchasing Coordinator at E46520 382-1983 or mglasson@marana.com. First published on 8/30

Link

10/3/13 1:30pm

1320215 IFB Yavapai County - Supply and Deliver Asphaltic Cold Mix in Yavapai County. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration at 928-777-7522 or MaryAn.Sala@co.yavapai.az.us. First published on 8/30

Link

10/3/13 1:30pm

1320216 IFB Yavapai County - Supply and Deliver Crack Fill Material in Yavapai County. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration at 928-777-7522 or MaryAn.Sala@co.yavapai.az.us. First published on 8/30

Link

10/3/13 1:30pm

1320217 IFB Yavapai County - Supply and Deliver Gabions and/or Reno Mattresses in Yavapai County. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration at 928-777-7522 or MaryAn.Sala@co.yavapai.az.us. First published on 8/30

Link

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Target Date

Type Owner/Project Description Link

Changed to open solicitations on 9/6

W9124A-13-R-0008

Target: 9/9/13 Due: 10/30/13

RFQ Department of the Army - Environmental and Engineering Support Services for Fort Huachuca. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Daniel J. Octaviano at 520-538-7453 or daniel.octaviano@us.army.mil. Pre-solicitation first published on 8/23 & moved to open solicitations on 9/6

Link

Date Solicitation/Project # Type Owner - Project Description Pre-bid Link

Products & Equipment

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