ADOT's $5.7B CIP Budget Cuts Highway Spending to $3.5B

Friday Volume 4 Issue 37 Issue Date: June 28, 2013

CONNECTING THE LOCAL BUILDING INDUSTRY

ADOT’s $5.7B CIP Budget Cuts Highway Spending to $3.5B

By Eric Jay Toll for The gavel pounded “approved” on In a time when maintaining the the detailed subscriber-only 2013 Arizona Builder’s a challenging $5.7B ADOT budget. system and meeting growing Capital Project Issue. The subscriber- only 2014 Capital Project Issue will Exchange When you take out $2.6B from economic demands screams for Maricopa and Pima county taxpayers more improvements and projects, be published July 30). This includes and $1.2B for airports, the rest of the agency had to slash more than Maricopa and Pima county taxpayer- Arizona gets a paltry $1.9B for roads. $350M from its projected budget. voted revenue, airport and transit spending—most of which is paid Legislative robbery, improved fuel To put the current five year plan with federal grants. economy, and recession-caused into perspective, last year ADOT revenue declines combined to drain projected that it would spend $5.5B State Spending Drops $2B over 5 capital dollars from the Arizona for highways between fiscal 2013 Years Department of Transportation. and 2017 (AZBEX, July 31, 2012 and The five year capital budget covering fiscal 2014-2018 is a $500M drop from last year. Combine this year’s reduction with cuts last year, and the 2014-2018 budget is $2.2B less than the 5-year plan adopted in 2011. At the same time, the state’s road system cries out for increases maintenance and expanded capacity at an even higher pace as the state starts its post-recession growth. There are capital projects planned for Fiscal 2014 (AZBEX, June 11). ADOT plans call for $400M in statewide projects for the coming year. However, a year earlier, ADOT thought it would spend $774M in 2014 for state highway projects. Separately, Maricopa County has $500M and Pima, $80M, to spend in fiscal 2014, about the same numbers they projected in the fiscal 2013 budget. Continued on page 3

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0 Development Opps 26 Utilities 33 Maintenance 41 Bid Results/Awards

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Articles 4 4 $7.8M for Tucson Convention Center Improvements 5 Norville, Rio Nuevo Open Talks on Building Downtown Hotel 6 Homeowners Concerned about Germann Road Plan 7 Casino Foes Lose Another Legal Challenge 8 Controversial Mesa Condo Project Gets 7-0 OK 10 8 Mesa Bond-Election Wish List Takes Shape 9 Avondale Mayor Urges Restoration to Block Grant Funds 10 Geographic Expansion Is Key Focus for CRE Executives 11 ASU Payson Land Sale Moves Project Forward 12 Eloy Awaits Final Decision on Local FTZ 23 12 Prescott Economic Development Group Revs Up Economy 13 Tolleson Budget Will Fund Downtown Face-Lift 13 Pinal Public Works: It Was Like ‘Animal House’ Over There 14 Yavapai-Apache Nation Explores Dev of Detention Center 14 Ft Mohave Tribe Purchases Desert Lakes Golf Course 14 Goodyear, Mesa Subdivisions Move Towards Development 48 15 Payson Schools Need to Expand 15 Elrus Hires First Employees At Eloy Site, Opens Sept. 16 Work on $1.3B Tucson Rosemont Mine Could Begin In Winter 22 West Valley Hospital Projects Take Differing Paths

Sections Project Opportunities 16 Classifieds 26 Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant 17 Local Industry Professionals in the News 30 Horizontal 19 Bid Results & Project Awards 37 Utilities 23 Local Projects Making News 40 Commercial 25 Industry Events 44 Maintenance & Alterations 47 Products & Equipment 48 AZBEX Trending Graph 3 Friday, June 28, 2013 ADOT $5.7B Budget Cuts Highways to $3.5B Meet the Continued from page 1 Team! To compare, there were 28 statewide projects with values over Rebekah Morris - Publisher $10M in 2013. In the Mega Blocks budget for 2014, only 480-709-4190 five highway projects [email protected] valued at more than $10M; four of those are “preservation” projects. Rachel Kettenhofen - Editor Legos ADOT Needs New Funding Formula 480-227-2620 Earlier this year, there [email protected] was a call to find new ways to finance capital projects (AZBEX, March 15), but the Eric Jay Toll - Senior Correspondent plans flailed in a legislature unable to solve critical state Lincoln Logs capital funding requirements. ADOT, and federal, highway funding is based on taxes collected on the number of 602-617-3797 gallons sold rather than a percent of sales revenue. Fuel [email protected] conservation programs and the bad economy combined to reduce the number of gallons purchased, undermining Michele Carey - General Manager revenue growth. The legislature continued its recession- Kinex era raids sweeping highway user trust fund money into the state’s general fund to balance the budget. 480-686-4315 While the legislature breaks arms patting each other on [email protected] the back for not raising taxes, voters in Maricopa and Pima counties raised their own taxes to provide for major Arizona Builders Exchange transportation projects. Even with the locals carrying the 1400 E Indian School Road state financial burden, only four major projects can move Phoenix, AZ 85014 forward in Pima County and 15 in Maricopa County. These projects are a few of highway improvements needed to keep the state’s transportation and transit networks AZBEX News meeting the needs of a growing population.

Rural Arizona Suffers the Most AZBEX will not be published on Rural Arizona—including the burgeoning traffic increases in Friday July 5th. Pinal and Yavapai counties—gets few projects as the State Transportation Board focuses on preserving the existing system over the next five years. The Fiscal 2014-2018 Five-Year Transportation Facilities AZBEX - Tip of the Week Construction Program heard hours of public and local government input over the past few months. In an We know that if a project doesn’t get funded, unprecedented public outreach, the board selected the it will not get built. This is why why always option of preservation over new construction. follow the money. If we find it relevant to potential work, we are on it! With the limited budget and strongly competing needs, there was almost no money for needed road projects in rural areas. The state put what little discretionary money Editor’s Picks it had for new construction dollars into rural counties and left Maricopa and Pima on the hooks for most of their own from the Last Issue needed highway projects. Over the next five years, $350M • Statewide Construction Activity Increases was cut from the budget—nearly ten percent of the total— 3.2% and most of those cuts occurred in 2014. • Casa Grande City Council agrees to Read the complete five year plan at ADOT study I-10 interchange as necessary for PhoenixMart Click here to return to Table of Contents 4 Volume 4, Issue 38 $7.8M for Tucson Convention Center Improvements Describing the existing Tucson $7.8M for Tucson Convention Center arena as dreary Convention Center and dingy, the Rio Nuevo board Improvements approved a $7.8M project to revive the ‘70s-era event center. Replacing the seats, adding a video scoreboard and acoustic material, replacing signage and lighting, painting with a new color scheme, and renovating the breezeway, bathrooms and concession stands are all part of the scope of work approved by the board at Monday’s meeting. The $1.7M in new seats won’t change the arena capacity, but they will be more comfortable and have cup holders. No new bathrooms will be added, but the existing ones will get aesthetic upgrades.

AZBEX Note: Swaim Associates Ltd Architects designed the renovations. The district has adopted a new procurement code, and it will be a month or two before a solicitation for GC is available.

The south wall, now block and conduit, will be covered with acoustic material that will look nicer and improve sound quality. The point is to generate more money at the convention center, which board members said has been “blacklisted” by some event planners. Some of the money will come from bond proceeds and some will come from sales-tax revenue. The city is doing its part, having spent $17.5M on TCC repairs in the past year or so, including work on carpets, sidewalks and escalators, city general-services director Ron Lewis told the board. Read more at AZStarNet Rendering Credits: Rio Nuevo

Click here to return to Table of Contents 5 Friday, June 28, 2013 Norville, Rio Nuevo Open Talks on Building Downtown Tucson Hotel

By Becky Pallack Downtown property owner Allan Norville is taking The talks mark the latest attempt by Norville to build a another swing at building a new downtown hotel and hotel on his property near the Tucson Convention Center. and Darren exhibition center. DaRonco for the Norville, who owns nearly all the private property Arizona Daily Star The Rio Nuevo board voted unanimously June 24 to open between the TCC and Interstate 10, has been offering negotiations with Norville for the joint development of hotel and exhibition hall proposals since 1995. But none an up-to-250-room hotel and an exhibition hall across has progressed beyond the planning stage. from the Tucson Convention Center, on the west side of Granada Avenue. Together the parcels could be the site for: • a 140-250 room hotel; • an exhibition hall; • a parking garage for 1,200 vehicles; • a mixed-use area with homes, shops, restaurants and access to the new streetcar line.

Under the draft terms adopted Monday, Norville would be responsible for developing a hotel and exhibit hall. Rio Nuevo would fix a drainage issue that the TCC property creates, build a new intersection at South Granada Avenue and Cushing Street, construct, or find someone Granada Ave Tucson Convention to construct, a 1,200-space parking lot, and develop a Center space for retail, dining, residential and pedestrian uses all within easy access to the streetcar line. Read more at AZStarNet

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Developers Interested; Homeowners Concerned about Germann Road Plan

By Eric Jay Toll for Three options were presented to property owners and south to Rittenhouse Road and then weave northwest Arizona Builder’s future developers for improving Germann Road between back to the Germann Road alignment. The Union Pacific Queen Creek and Mesa. The Corridor Improvement Railroad cuts through that intersection with a surface Exchange Plan, funded by ADOT’s Planning Assistance for Rural crossing. The study’s focus is on finding the right design Areas program, covers future needs for the arterial to connect Germann Road to the west, accommodate between Ironwood and Power roads. Development the intersection with Sossaman, cross the Rittenhouse representatives were interested in improvement timing, Channel and the railroad. but area homeowners questioned ADOT and town Four original concepts presented have been revised into representatives whether the proposed five lane cross three plans for public comment. Revised Alternative A is section and features are really needed. similar to the original Scenario A, and curves Sossaman In its June 18 story, AZBEX reported levels of service on Road east to an at-grade intersection with a northerly Germann Road in the Corridor Improvement Planning curving Germann Road. Both roads continue south and area were currently rated E and F. This was erroneous; east with separate flyovers. The other three scenarios the article should have read that the LOS ratings were were dropped from consideration for the public meeting. forecast to drop to E and F if improvements were not in The revised Alternative B lifts Germann Road over place when development occurred in the corridor. The Sossaman, the channel and UPRR. A connector with ADOT study did not specify a date when this would occur, two T intersections links Germann and Sossaman roads. but estimated traffic based on projected general plan The new Alternative C also lifts Germann Road over land use patterns. Sossaman, UPRR and the Rittenhouse Channel. The ADOT’s only involvement is funding and project- connector between the two roads takes less space, managing the corridor plan. Queen Creek requested and a ramp for eastbound Germann Road traffic to get the study for the MCDOT-funded road. The plan does to northbound Sossaman Road is part of the project. not identify improvement dates nor does it mean Wilson & Company, the firm charged with preparing construction will be added to MCDOT CIPs. Queen Creek the alternatives, cautions that other concepts could be says that some of the costs are going to be developer- considered if future studies take place. funded. ADOT will not be involved in any aspects of Queen Creek has not included the improvements on its construction or design. The project will be a joint venture five year transportation capital improvement plan, but with MCDOT, Mesa and Queen Creek. town engineer Chris Dovel told AZBEX that the city could A major component of the study is the intersection of amend its plan were the need for the improvements to Germann and Sossaman roads. Currently, Germann come into play. road Ts into Sossaman, and westbound traffic must cut

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Casino Foes Lose Another Legal Challenge A federal judge on Tuesday threw out O’odham Nation in 2002, personally Tuesday’s ruling is another major By Howard the last vestiges of a challenge to a represented to editorial boards of setback for foes of the casino who Fischer for Capitol new casino in Glendale, saying it’s two Tucson newspapers that the have tried -- and lost -- various Media Services legally irrelevant whether the state gaming compact meant there would legal efforts to prevent the Tohono -- or even voters -- thought the deal be no additional casinos in the O’odham from building a casino they were approving precluded it. Phoenix area. Nor did Campbell get on land they bought a decade ago. into the issue of whether lobbyist Campbell and federal appellate Judge David Campbell did not dispute Joe Abate told lawmakers that the courts have previously rejected other contentions by the state and two number of casinos in Maricopa contentions, including that Congress, other tribes that Edward Manuel, County at that time would be frozen. in allowing the tribe to purchase the who was chairman of the Tohono land, never intended to let the tribe What Campbell did build a casino on the property. conclude is that it the only thing that matters is what But it is unlikely to be the last word is in the compact itself. in the court fights that have dragged on for years. Gregory Mendoza, “It does not contain a ban governor of the Gila River Indian on new casinos in the Community, called Tuesday’s ruling a Phoenix area,’’ the judge “setback’’ and said an appeal is being wrote. And Campbell said considered. there is no way to read its terms in any other way, Read more at Your West Valley even with all the outside evidence of what might have been what some people understood.

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Click here to return to Table of Contents 8 Volume 4, Issue 38 Controversial Mesa Condo Project Gets 7-0 OK

By Gary Nelson A controversial condominium project The site is bounded on the west and Anderson also pointed out that the for The Arizona in east Mesa won unanimous City south by the Valle Del Oro mobile approximately 26-foot-tall buildings Council approval last week despite home park, many of whose residents are actually smaller than what Mesa’s Republic a legal protest and opposition from objected to the size of the proposed ordinances allow. “By code you could dozens of neighbors. buildings and the proximity to their build a 40-foot building 30 feet off the lot lines. property line,” he said, and the City The case sparked the longest City Council would have no say on that. Council zoning hearing since the He said the developer agreed to recession all but smothered Mesa’s design changes that would prevent Also Monday, the council approved a building industry five years ago. residents of two-story buildings single-family housing development on closest to Valle Del Oro from peering the east side of Val Vista Drive south Ellsworth & U.S. 60 LLC, represented into the RV park’s backyards. Those of Main Street. The 11-acre project by zoning attorney Reese Anderson, units, he said, would have either won unanimous approval. plans to build a 42-building, 240-unit, clerestory windows — too high to see gated community on about 15 acres from — or fake windows added for Read more at AZCentral. Note: on the west side of Ellsworth Road, the sake of architectural interest. AZCentral is now premium content. south of Southern Avenue. Readers are permitted 20 free article views per month. Mesa Bond-Election Wish List Takes Shape

By Gary Nelson A new station for Engine 203 is one of Mesa’s top That does not include two major projects that could for The Arizona priorities for its next general-obligation bond election, substantially boost the final figure: and if that sounds familiar there’s a good reason. Republic • A new communications building for the Fire Department, price tag unknown. There was a general-obligation bond election in 2012, too, but that was a special case: $70M for parks, some • A Cactus League museum that would of which had been on the list a long time and some of incorporate the Arizona Historical Museum’s which sprang from the iMesa community brainstorming “Play Ball!” exhibit at the new Chicago Cubs effort launched by Mayor Scott Smith in 2011. complex in the Riverview area. Price tag: $17M.

The list of potential bond projects started Monday at The baseball museum would punch up the tourism $105M, and three days later, after council members cachet of the so-called Wrigleyville complex at Riverview. talked to key city staffers, it had grown to $114.6M. Read more at AZCentral. Note: AZCentral is now premium content. Readers are permitted 20 free article views per month. Potential bond projects

STREETS • Arterial reconstructions: $27M. • Projects aimed at promoting economic development in the Fiesta, Gateway and other key areas: $29M. POLICE • Remodel aviation hangar: $300K. • Improve and enlarge city jail: $1.8M. FIRE • Replace Fire Station 203: $4.4M. • Improve training facility, new burn room: $1.9M. Mesa ladder 201 sits at Mesa Fire Station 203. A proposed bond election could lead to a new 203. Photo Credit: David Wallace/The Republic

Click here to return to Table of Contents 9 Friday, June 28, 2013 Avondale Mayor Urges Restoration to Block Grant Funds Avondale Mayor Marie Lopez Rogers was in He said Arizona committed $14M of the CDBG funds in By Xi Chen for Washington on Wednesday urging Congress to reverse 2012, helping more than 86K households in the state. But Cronkite News “unconscionable” cuts to the Community Development he said it would be hard to speculate about programming Service reported Block Grants program, which helps more than 1,200 local in the coming year until the state hears from the on KTAR governments. Department of Housing and Urban Development about its funding. Rogers joined other members of the National League of Cities board who criticized Congress for continuing, in Romm said the House bill includes “a significant cut” to her words, to “slash funding that cities, day in, day out, the home investment partnerships program, which gives depend on.” states grants to develop and preserve affordable single- family and rental housing. The block grant program, started in 1974, gives local governments grants for economic and community Read more at KTAR development projects. But its budget was cut from $4.4B in fiscal 2010 to $3.1B this year.

The Senate would keep funding next year at the current level, but a House plan would slash the budget to $1.6B in fiscal 2014.

Arizona housing officials, however, said it is still too early to tell how the block grant program might be funded. Daniel Romm, legislative liaison for the Arizona Department of Housing, said the state is “kind of in a holding pattern at this point.” Avondale Mayor Marie Lopez Rogers

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Geographic Expansion Is Key Focus for Commercial Real Estate Executives

Original Propelled by increasing economic optimism, commercial last year’s survey, while 18% expect a significant amount Source: Arizona real estate industry executives say geographic expansion of development in hospitality, up from seven percent in Commercial Real will be a key focus over the coming year, according to a last year’s survey. Estate Magazine recent survey conducted by KPMG LLP, the audit, tax and advisory firm. Acquisitions (53%), improving real estate fundamentals (44%), and geographic expansion (38%) were selected In the 2013 KPMG Commercial Real Estate Outlook as the top three drivers for revenue growth of the Survey, 58% of executives said they expect their company respondents’ companies over the next three years. to increase spending most on geographic expansion, up from 21% in last year’s survey and 11% from KPMG’s Pricing pressures (32%), lack of customer demand (30%), 2011 survey. and regulatory and legislative pressure (24%) were cited as the most significant growth barriers over the next In the U.S., executives most frequently cited the year. Southwest (45%) and the Northeast (36%) regions as the best commercial real estate investment opportunities. When asked to identify the issues posing the biggest Latin America (32%) and Asia Pacific (21%) were threat to business models, 40% of executives indicated identified as the top real estate investment opportunities political and regulatory uncertainty as their top concern. outside of the U.S. Thirty-three percent of respondents said they did not know how evolving Federal tax policy would impact their When asked how much new development is expected organization’s business strategy, while 27% said it would to commence in the U.S. in 2014, multi-family was decrease their capital investment. Additionally, 67% identified as the top sector with 43% of respondents said that their company was only somewhat prepared expecting “a significant amount” to launch, down from to proactively manage the impact of public policy and 51% in last year’s survey which significantly outpaced regulatory changes. other asset classes. Nineteen percent expect a significant amount of development in retail in 2014, up from 5% in Read more at AZRE

According to KPMG's 2013 survey, U.S., executives most frequently cited the Southwest (45%) and the Northeast (36%) regions as the best commercial real estate investment opportunities. Multi-family topped the list as most attractive property type. Rendering Credit: AZRE

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ASU Payson Land Sale Moves Project Forward

By Pete Aleshire Original headline: Approval of around the first of the year after The approval last week of the Sales for Payson university land sale unleashes transfer of the title. Just hooking the Implementation Strategy (SIS) set in complex chain of events site up to the Northern Gila County motion a chain of events that could Roundup Sanitary District system could cost take as much as six more months The “watershed” Forest Service $6M. before the Alliance actually takes approval of the direct sale of 253 title of the property. acres for a university campus has The Alliance has already started the unleashed a fury of pent-up activity appraisal process. The appraisal of a Drury said a national hotel chain on the part of the Rim Country 22-acre parcel on the other side of also remains interested in building a Educational Alliance. the highway more than a year ago major conference hotel on a hilltop set a value of about $25K per acre, site within the boundaries of the Stalled for six months by the wait which would make the land south of Forest Service land. for the Forest Service approval of a the highway worth about $6M, said direct sale, backers of the effort to Drury. Read more at Payson Roundup build a phased, 6K-student campus here this week released a timeline With the sale promised by the Forest to take them through the end of the Service, the Alliance must nail down year. the promised $400M in financing. The appraisal will also determine the Steve Drury, RCEA chairman said he cost of the land, probably in the next anticipates construction of “offsite month. That’s crucial to working out infrastructure” like sewer lines, the estimated costs so the Alliance water mains and electrical power can give ASU a final lease price, said connections will start this fall, with Drury. construction of the campus starting

Click here to return to Table of Contents 12 Volume 4, Issue 38 Eloy Awaits Final Decision on Local Foreign Trade Zone

Eloy Awaits As of last week, the city’s application for a foreign trade The application is currently pending before the foreign Final Decision zone that has been dragging on for the better part of a trade zone board. year has hit yet another snag that has put it in a holding on Local FTZ “The board recently gave the city a positive indication as pattern for now. they suggested Eloy pursue foreign trade zone designa- President of Walton International Rob Leinbach spoke tions through the existing grantees (either Phoenix or with City Council during a special meeting June 10 re- TREO) instead of pursuing new grantee status,” explained garding their joint effort in establishing an FTZ in Eloy. Leinbach. With Walton’s help, the city of Eloy submitted an ap- “The FTZ designation would hopefully assist in attracting plication for a new foreign trade zone designation in users,” Leinbach told the Enterprise. “Walton believes 2011 covering four sites of industrial land within the city that the Eloy area is an ideal location for industrial activ- limits. The first application was at first denied, and Eloy ity because of its close proximity to rail, two main inter- filed a rebuttal in support of its original application, with state freeways, Pinal Air Park and the cities of Phoenix supplemental materials. and Tucson.” Read more at TriValleyCentral

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Prescott Regional Economic Development Group Aims To Rev Up Economy

By Cindy Barks for Being competitive as a region can Council, was the speaker at a kick- “When communities compete help foster economic development, off breakfast for a local group, the with each other, they waste a ton The Daily Courier but competition within the region Greater Prescott Regional Economic of money,” he said. “(The Phoenix can have the opposite effect. Partnership (GPREP). organization) formed out of crisis.”

That was one of the points that a Broome urged the 90 or so local Another of the keys to successful Phoenix economic-development business and government leaders economic development, Broome expert made during his remarks to a at the meeting to find a common said, is a partnership between fledging group in the Prescott area strategy and identity. business and political leaders. this past week. The Phoenix group formed in Read more at Daily Courier Barry Broome, president and CEO 1989, Broome said, “Because (each of the Greater Phoenix Economic community) had different strategies.” Click here to return to Table of Contents 13 Friday, June 28, 2013 Tolleson Budget Will Fund Downtown Face-Lift

By David Madrid Tolleson’s $61M budget for fiscal 2013-14 includes a Van Buren Street now has four driving lanes and a middle for The Arizona downtown face-lift, raises for city employees and other turn lane. Republic needed projects. Sidewalks will be widened to 15 to 18 feet, and parking, This fall, Tolleson leaders plan to start long-anticipated bike paths and bus pullouts will be added to the street. downtown upgrades. The work will add public gathering places, art and new landscaping. Redeveloping downtown will create a long-term economic engine and a catalyst for future downtown The city spending plan allocates money to construct development, said Paul Magallanez, Tolleson’s economic- a $1M Field Operations building near 95th Avenue development director. The city has been planning and and Jefferson Street, scheduled to be completed in preparing for the project for about a decade. December.

Crews will revamp Van Buren Street from 91st to 99th The 13K-square-foot building will be especially helpful avenues beginning in October or November. and the to the mechanics and facility maintenance workers who work will take about a year to complete, Magallanez said. have been working from the back of trucks because they don’t have work tables, said Jason Earp, Tolleson’s The project will make downtown more pedestrian- field operations director. Field Operations includes friendly, Magallanez said. sanitation, streets, city grounds and vehicle and building maintenance. “We’ll accomplish that by putting the road on a diet,” he said. “There are certain areas, particularly from 91st to Read more at AZCentral. Note: AZCentral is now premium 94th Avenue ... where we’ll narrow the street down to content. Readers are permitted 20 free article views per three lanes, one lane each way with a turn lane.” month. Pinal Public Works: It Was Like ‘Animal House’ Over There

By Brian Wright Three Pinal County employees, possible corruption and a cover- of inappropriate or corrupt behavior, for the Casa including Assistant County Manager up by Stanley and Blaha, led to was characterized as a “hands-off” Grande Dispatch of Development Services Greg Behring’s decision to have a third- manager who was “inclined to look Stanley and Public Works Director party investigate the public works the other way and not hold staff A.J. Blaha, were placed on paid office, which falls under the county’s accountable.” administrative leave June 19 by development services department. former County Manager Fritz The investigation was completed “It was asserted that Blaha hires and Behring after an outside investigation by Synergy Seven Inc., a Phoenix promotes (and Stanley supports and revealed a number of violations had company that specializes in human approves these decisions) individuals occurred. Tina Lawson, business resource services. who are described as under-qualified manager in the public works friends,” the report states. “It is department, was the third employee Synergy Seven’s report paints a further described that some of placed on administrative leave. picture of a public works department these ‘friends’ are not productive, completely out of control with perform little work and are not held unproductive employees, corrupt accountable.” AZBEX Update: Stanley was management, abuse of county exonerated and appointed resources, improper hiring practices, Sometimes hiring those friends interim county manager this phone calls going unanswered, resulted in other people losing their week (See Local Professionals kids running around the office, jobs, the report states. Making News on page 17). falsification of time sheets and much Blaha retired, and Tina Lawson more. The investigation concluded there remains on leave. Behring were “egregious breaches of policy, has departed the county One county employee used the less than ethical practice” and to become Scottsdale city phrase that it was “like ‘Animal “inadequate supervision” in public manager. House’ over there,” to describe the works administrative services. department. Read more at TriValleyCentral An allegation of employee Blaha, the report states, knew about misconduct on the part of Lawson, some of Lawson’s unethical behavior, in addition to a complaint about while Stanley, who was not accused

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Yavapai-Apache Nation Explores Development of Detention Center

Original source: In October 2010, the Yavapai-Apache The vision is a Juvenile Detention Read more at Yavapai-Apache.org Nation initiated the exploration Center that provides temporary Gah’nahvah/Ya Tí of the development of a Juvenile holding of juvenile for 48 to 72 Detention Center. Since launching the hours. The long-term vision for the project, the Nation secured $150K in proposed project is to incorporate funding from the U.S. Department a treatment center for drugs and of Justice for the initial planning and alcohol abuse within the Center and design of the Center, and identified eventually provide regional services. an internal Detention Center The Committee will be presenting Planning Committee comprised of the proposed Phase 1 of the the Grants/ Contracts Office. Tribal project in July 2013, at which time Court Services, Police Department, the Tribal Council will determine Social Services and members of the how to proceed in the planning community. and development of the proposed Photo Credit: Gah’nahvah/Ya Tí juvenile Detention Center.

Fort Mohave Tribe Purchases Desert Lakes Golf Course

Original source: The Fort Mojave Indian Tribe has purchased the 18-hole Watering the course had been a challenge in the past, Mohave Valley Desert Lakes Golf Course in Fort Mohave. but the Tribe is committed to solving the problem and Daily News making the course “wall-to-wall green,” according to the It will be performing a “major upgrade” to bring the release. 23-year-old course up to “the high standards of the Tribe’s nearby, state-of-the-art Mojave Resort Golf Club,” Randy Mudge, general manager of the Mojave Resort which is adjacent to the Avi Resort & Casino in Laughlin, Golf Club, is overseeing the renovation process of the according to a press release from the Fort Mohave Indian Huukan facility and serves as general manager there as Tribe. well.

Renamed Huukan (pronounced “who-con”) Golf Club, The Huukan clubhouse will be upgraded and a broader the facility will officially open June 29, the release said. variety of quality food and a dinner menu for night family There will be a ribbon-cutting ceremony on June 28. dining will be added.

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Payson Elementary School solar panels and garden. Photo Credit: Andy Towle.

Elrus Hires First Employees At Eloy Site, Opens Sept.

By Lindsey After only a couple of weeks on the design and take six to eight weeks town a couple of weeks, and “the Gemme for the job in Eloy, General Manager George apiece to make, from raw material to honeymoon is still going strong,” he Schlemmer for Elrus Aggregate finished product. said. “The amount of support, the Eloy Enterprise Systems has been highly impressed amount of help, and the openness with the town and its people. Branching out west and siting a US and willingness we’ve received from work site has been in the works for everybody - it’s been fantastic.” Elrus is a 38-year-old, Canadian- about a year. And the work wheels based company out of Calgary that have begun to turn in town starting While the Eloy facility is gearing up has recently set up shop in the old this past June 1 with the company’s for operation, Elrus is also developing SkyCast building on N. Tweedy Road first few foreman, who are taking a second US site in Washington this past April. two-week shift turns shuttling state and a potential sales office in between Eloy and Calgary for Colorado. Elrus machinery is focused on the training. stone and aggregate industry, where Read more at TriValleyCentral they make heavy-duty cone and Schlemmer and his small beginner jaw crushers, screening machines, team of workers have been in industrial-sized conveyors, control vans and towers, belt feeders, and construction stone washing equipment for limestone, granite, sand, gravel and other related rock minerals. Several of the machines they make are Elrus’ own unique

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Work on $1.3B Tucson Rosemont Mine Could Begin In Winter

By Derek Jordan After more than five years of planning, Classifieds the Rosemont Copper Mine is edging for The Sierra closer to a reality, Jeff Cornoyer, project Vista Herald senior geologist, said recently. If you would like to submit an ad to Once work begins, Rosemont Copper is our classified section please email set to spend $1.3B during the following [email protected]. The Cost is two years to build the facility, which $25 for 40 words at four weeks in could translate to jobs and work for the publication. area contractors. “We have $90M worth of equipment on the ground in a secure, undisclosed place in Pima County,” Cornoyer said. “We’re ready to go.” Cornoyer provided Employment Opps an overview of the project thus far to SACA members, including information on how Cochise County-based RFP for contractors could bid on the various CHAPTER ADMINISTRATOR contracts that would be issued for not only construction, but staffing needs as The Arizona Chapter of the American well. Public Works Association is requesting proposals for Consulting Services for a CMET Manager More than two-thirds of United Chapter Administrator for 2014. States copper originates in Arizona, Terracon’s Phoenix office has an NATURE OF WORK and once the Rosemont Copper mine immediate need for CMET Manager comes online, it will contribute about The Administrator shall provide services with 10+ years’ experience, P.E. as an “independent contractor.” This 10 percent of the entire nation’s preferred; and Geotechnical production of the metal, Cornoyer said. position is expected to be supported in part by anticipated revenue to the Manager and Engineers with 8+ The 4,400 acre facility is expected Chapter from educational programs years’ experience, P.E. required, to produce 243M pounds of copper and membership. MSCE preferred. For more annually, as well as much smaller RFP’s due: 7/12/13 5pm opportunities in Arizona and to amounts of molybdenum and silver. Click here for more details apply, click here. The economic impact of the mine is considerable, with an estimated 2,100 direct and indirect jobs being created as a result of its operation. To put that into perspective, the $700M estimated annual economic impact of the mine would be more than the Super Bowl and annual Gem and Mineral Show combined, Cornoyer said. Senior Structural Engineer Founded in 1946, Buehler & Buehler Civil Engineer Rosemont is aware of various Structural Engineers, Inc. provides a environmental concerns raised over the Minimum Requirements: wide range of structural engineering course of this project’s development, Bachelor’s degree in civil services throughout the United States. engineering or appropriate and Cornoyer touched on some of the Immediate opportunity for a Senior discipline. Registration and steps taken by the company to address designation as a Professional Structural Engineer with 10+ years of those concerns. Engineer (PE) preferred. Minimum experience and an interest in helping With no smelter on site, an estimated five (5) years of relevant experience. to build our practice in Phoenix. Full Click here for a more detailed 1K tons of copper concentrates will be description www.bbse.com, submit description. transported by truck to locations like resumes [email protected]. Submit Resumes to [email protected] Hayden, Ariz. Read more from the Sierra Vista Herald reprinted at Beaumont (Tex.) Enterprise

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Awards & Accolades 1 2 1. Mesa Mayor Scott Smith, the first from data into layman’s statistical reports Arizona to hold the post, is the newly from mined housing data with his installed president of the U.S. Council periodic, Cromford Report. of Mayors. The national, nonpartisan organization is composed of mayors 5. Carol Keogh, CEO of ESI Ergonomic from cities of 30K and greater Solutions LLC is a finalist for Scott Smith Tom J. Rankin populations. Entreprenuer of the Year. She has owned by ergonomic office furniture 2. Florence mayor Tom J. Rankin was company since 1999. Joining Keogh elected to the Maricopa Association as a finalist is Roberta Roberts Shank, 3 4 of Government Transportation Policy CEO at Chas. Roberts Air Conditioning, Committee. The appointment gives the Inc. Shank has also served in the role growing Pinal County town a seat at the since 1999. Their stories are in Phoenix table related to transportation policy Business Journal premium content. decisions and the development of the 20 year Regional Transportation Plan. 6. Michael Scheurich, Dickinson Wright/ Mariscal Weeks, has been elected Will Bruder Michael Orr 3. Architect Will Bruder, principal at Will co-chair of the executive council of the Bruder Architects, has been elected Real Property section of the Arizona a fellow of the American Institute of State Bar. His two year term runs 5 6 Architects. This permits him to replace through 2014. Scheurich’s practice the “AIA” after his name with the focuses on a real estate emphasis. honored “FAIA” moniker. Bruder has designed more than 700 projects across 7. Glen Drake, Stantec senior landscape the globe. architect, was named Arizona Landscape Architect of the Year by 4. Real estate statistician Michael Orr is the American Society of Landscape Carol Keogh Michael Scheurich featured in Phoenix Business Journal Architects Arizona chapter. Drake was premium content in an interview with recognized for his 30 years experience reporter Kristena Hansen. Orr is known and commitment to education for his ability to translate real estate programs. 7 8 Local Governmental Management

8. From a cadre of experienced city 9. Greg Stanley has been appointed the management professionals interested interim Pinal County manager. With in the interim post, the Cave Creek the county since 2004, Stanley was Glen Drake Rodney Glassman town council opted for a former appointed county engineer in 2004 Tucson city council member and failed and assistant county manager in 2012. senate candidate, Rodney Glassman. Stanley was selected over former 9 Glassman will take over from fired Mohave County manager Ronnie town manager Usama Abujbarah while Walker and former Coconino County the town searches for a permanent manager John Holmes. Stanley was replacement. Glassman will be involved recently under a cloud and placed on in the recruitment effort for the new administrative leave after a scathing permanent manager. report about the county’s public works department resulted in a retirement Greg Stanley and resignation. County officials say Stanley was cleared of any wrong-doing in the investigation.

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Local Governmental Management 11 12 10. After a vacancy of more than a year, • Cynthia Steelhammer, Queen Coconino County supervisors have Creek; Interim City or Town narrowed the county manager selection Manager for Globe, Tusayan and process to five candidates for the 1,000 Maricopa employee jurisdiction. The board will be selecting one of the finalists for • Phillip Smith-Hanes, Eureka, Calif.; the position over the next months. Humboldt County Administrative Michael Bertram Katherine Mueller Candidates are: Officer 13 13 • Dana Paul Hlavac, Kingman; Gila • Mike Townsend, Flagstaff; County Interim Finance Director Coconino County Interim Manager since former manager Steve Peru • Michael Lamar, Madison, Ga.; retired in November 2011. Morgan County (Ga.) Manager

Promotions Scott Canada Eric Doran 11. Michael Bertram has been named project portfolio includes several transportation business group manager MOBs. McCarthy has also promoted 14 14 for all three of HDR's offices in Arizona. Scott Canada into the role of director Michael has been with HDR for of renewable energy. He was formerly over 8 years and has 25 years in the a preconstruction director. Canada transportation industry performing a is overseeing projects in Arizona, variety of transportation infrastructure California, Nevada and New Mexico. projects for various clients. 14. Gensler has promoted four associates. Melissa Holm Patrick Magness 12. Katherine Mueller is now the owner Melissa Holm is the new interior design of CeTerra Accents & Interiors. She director and senior associate with the takes over leadership of the Southwest- firm. Patrick Magness is also now a 14 14 infused interior design and custom senior associate and technical leader design firm. for the design firm. Mike Stanley has been elected an associate and is a 13. Eric Doran has been promoted to new senior project manager. Philip project director for the McCarthy Westermann is becomes an associate Building Companies from his previous and project manager for the company. post of project manager. His current Mike Stanley Philip Westermann

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15. Silver Fern Management has renamed 17. David Evans and Associates, Inc. has itself Silver Fern Companies. The added Frank Koo as a senior project rename comes with the addition of manager for land development. Koo two affiliates,Otago Development and brings more than 20 years experience Silver Fern Capital. The shift reflects to the consultancy. Sandra Buruato Frank Koo changes in the land development and services provided by the firm. 18. James R. Hood and Larry Zebe are new brokers for De Rito Partners, Inc. The 18 18 16. Sandra Buruato is the new project pair will be involved with retail sales coordinator for Concord General and leasing. Contracting. Buruato brings more than 17 years experience in construction to her new position with the company.

James R. Hood Larry Zebe

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Tucson Airport Authority - Design Professional Services for the City of Peoria - Consultant Services for Integrated Utility Master Reconstruction of a Portion of Taxiway B2 and Reconstruction of Plan Runway 6R Overrun at Ryan Airfield Due Date: 1/8/13 Due Date: 1/7/13 Reference # P13-0005 Reference # 20110092/ 20112262 The contract was awarded to Carollo Engineers The contract was awarded to Dibble Engineering

City of Peoria - Design Services for 103rd Avenue, Northern to ADOT - Environmental On-Call Administration Olive Avenue West 1/2 Street Due Date: 2/1/13 Due Date: 3/13/13 Reference # 2013-001 Reference # P13-0053 The following firms were awarded contracts: Click here for previously published Short List 1. Aztec Engineering The contract was awarded to AMEC Environmental & 2. Ecoplan Associates, Inc. Infrastructure 3. Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc.

City of Peoria - Design and Testing Services for Lake Pleasant City of Eloy - Professional Engineering Services for the Airport Parkway/Loop 303 Well Drainage Master Plan Project Due Date: 3/21/13 Awarded on 6/24/13 Reference # P13-0058 The contract was awarded to Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc. The contract was awarded to Clear Creek Associates

Gila County - Contract extension: Professional Engineering Services for the Pine Creek Canyon Road Project City of Surprise - Design of Martin Acres Drainage Improvements Awarded on 6/25/13 Awarded on 6/25/13 The contract was awarded to C.L. Williams Consulting, Inc. The contract was awarded to Goodwin & Marshall in the amount of $67,500.00 Town of Fountain Hills - Avenue of the Fountains Median Improvements ADOT - Roadway Lighting Repairs in Phoenix Maintenance Due date: 6/3/13 District Reference # DS2103-129; E8504 Due Date: 6/6/13 All bids rejected Reference # ADOT13-00002948 The following firms were awarded contracts: ADOT - Pavement preservation on SR 85 in Pima County in the 1. C S Construction Inc. City of Ajo 2. Contractors West Inc. Due Date: 6/21/13 3. Roadway Electric LLC Reference # 085-A-(204)T 4. Sky Construction & Engineering Inc. Engineers Estimate $581,684.50 1. Combs Construction Company, Inc. $544,444.44 2. Fann Contracting, Inc. $582,488.00 City of Prescott - FY 2014 Chip Seal Project - Various City Projects 3. Intermountain West Civil Constructors, Inc. $597,690.85 Due Date: 6/13/13 4. Meadow Valley Contractors, Inc. $629,996.00 Reference # 13PWD00068 5. Meridian Engineering Company $673,788.00 Click here for the previously published bid results 6. FNF Construction, Inc. $679,709.40 The contract was awarded to VSS International, Inc., in the amount of $1,240,000.00 7. Southern Arizona Paving & Construction, Co. $709,761.20

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ADOT - Pavement Maintenance on US 70 in Graham County ADOT - Pavement preservation on I-17 in Yavapai County near approximately 5 miles east of Safford Black Canyon City Due Date: 6/21/13 Due Date: 6/21/13 Reference # 070-B-(202)T Reference # 017-A-(229)T Engineers Estimate $259,136.10 Engineers Estimate $2,484,084.47 1. Southwest Slurry Seal, Inc. $301,441.35 1. Fann Contracting, Inc. $2,368,952.88 2. Intermountain Slurry Seal, Inc. $356,222.30 2. Southwest Asphalt Paving $2,566,666.66 3. Combs Construction Company, Inc. $2,617,808.16 4. FNF Construction, Inc. $2,684,563.08 ADOT - Pavement preservation on SR 69 in Yavapai County 5. Markham Contracting Co., Inc. $2,750,400.00 Due Date: 6/21/13 Reference # 069-A-(211)T ADOT - Pavement rehabilitation in Yavapai County on State Route Engineers Estimate $470,318.24 69, north of the town of Mayer 1. Combs Construction Company, Inc. $493,153.82 Due Date: 6/21/13 2. Asphalt Paving & Supply, Inc. $545,639.44 Reference # 069-A-(208)T 3. Fann Contracting, Inc. $547,544.24 Engineers Estimate $1,702,825.85 1. Combs Construction Company, Inc. $1,636,615.85 2. Asphalt Paving & Supply, Inc. $1,676,632.80 ADOT - Pavement preservation on SR 92 in Cochise County from Buffalo Soldier Trail to Kachina Trail 3. Sunland, Inc. Asphalt & Seal Coating $1,707,999.00 Due Date: 6/21/13 4. Fann Contracting, Inc. $1,737,726.60 Reference # HSIP-092A(200)T 5. FNF Construction, Inc. $1,758,424.00 Engineers Estimate $2,770,714.00 ADOT - Bridge rehabilitation in Navajo County on Territorial Road 1. K E & G Construction, Inc. $2,980,500.00 approximately 12 miles southeast of Winslow, AZ 2. Southern AZ Paving & Construction $3,485,152.79 Due Date: 6/21/13 3. Meadow Valley Contractors, Inc. $3,695,487.97 Reference # TEA NNA-0(010) Engineers Estimate $965,885.00 1. Technology Construction, Inc. $1,039,377.50 Pima County - Arizona Forest Highway 39, Tucson; MT. Lemmon Storage Yard Project 2. LCCO Construction Corp. $1,039,717.90 Due Date: 6/25/13 3. Ames Construction, Inc. $1,098,226.84 Reference # 90001; Fed ID-PPM 0(232)A 4. Meadow Valley Contractors, Inc. $1,436,708.00 1. 4 – L Construction, Inc. $697,190.00 2. Pima Paving Inc. $699,999.99 City of Eloy - Pave Police Department Parking Lot 3. United Builders $704,000.00 Awarded on 6/24/13 4. Chestnut Construction $749,000.00 The contract was awarded to D.W.A. Construction 5. Silver Sage Builders $789,000.00 6. CamWest Group $836,840.00 Chandler Unified School District - CMAR Parking Lot Construction Projects 7. Southwestern Dakotah $876,000.00 Due Date: 4/15/13 8. FCI Constructors, Inc. $876,765.00 Reference # 144-13 9. Canyon Building & Design $883,047.00 The contract was awarded to Concord General Contracting, Inc.

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City of Chandler - West Pecos Well Drilling UA - CMAR for North Campus Infrastructure Due Date: 6/19/13 Due Date: 2/14/13 Reference # WA1301-401 Reference # 12-9135 1. Arizona Beeman Drilling $1,063,597.00 Click here for the previously published short list 2. Yellow Jacket Drilling $1,064,232.00 Contract was awarded to Sundt Construction 3. Layne Christensen $1,164,000.00 4. Hydro Resources $1,786,657.00 City of Casa Grande - Design-Build Community Recreation Center Project City of Prescott - SR89 White Spar Waterline Relocation Due Date: 3/27/13 Due Date: 6/6/13 Architect: Architekton Reference # 13PWD00069 Contractor: Haydon Building Corp. The contract was awarded to Watkins/Mendoza Companies, LLC, in the amount of $629,045.50 Northern Arizona Intergovernmental Public Transportation Authority (NAIPTA) - Design-Build services for the NAIPTA City of Mesa - Storm Drain Pump Maintenance and Repair Facilities Expansion Projects Due Date: 4/22/13 Due Date: 6/4/13 Reference # 2013066 Reference # 2013-400 Click here for the previously published bid tabulation Click here for a list of firms that submitted The following firms were awarded contracts: The following firms made the short list: 1. Foster Electric Motor Services in the amount of $99,740.00 1. BEC Southwest, LLC 2. Phoenix Pumps, Inc. in the amount of $131,100.50 2. FCI Constructors, Inc. - H.D.A. Architects, LLC 3. KCS City of Mesa - Backflow Prevention: Testing, Maintenance and Repair of Internal, Domestic and Irrigation Backflow City of Peoria - Right-of-Way Landscape Maintenance Services Due Date: 6/14/13 Due Date: 2/11/13 Reference # 14-14MB Reference # P13-0048 The contract was awarded to Metro Fire Equipment The following firms were awarded contracts: 1. Carescape Inc City of Mesa - CMAR for Renovation of Hohokam Stadium 2. Mariposa Landscape Awarded on 6/17/13 The contract was awarded to W.E. O’Neil Construction Buckeye Elementary School District - Fire Prevention Services Roosevelt School District - Bathroom Buildouts to match existing Due Date: 4/9/13 Materials and Construction means at Brooks Academy School Reference # 14-001 The contract was awarded to Core Construction Inc. The contract was awarded to National Fire Control

City of Phoenix - Landscape Maintenance Services ADOT - Landscape Maintenance Services for Phoenix Traffic Due Date: 4/26/13 Operations Center Reference # 13-031 Due Date: 5/30/13 Click here for the previously published bid tabulation Reference # ADOT13-00002892 The contract was awarded to Mariposa Landscape Arizona, Inc. The contract was awarded to Handyman Maintenance Inc.

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Mesa Public Schools - Elevator Maintenance and Inspections for Mesa Unified School District - Fire Prevention Systems: Sprinkler Mesa Unified School District #4 Systems, Flow Systems, Hood Systems & Backflow Devices Due Date: 5/30/13 Due Date: 6/14/13 Reference # 14-05MB Reference # 14-13MB The contract was awarded to Sandoval Elevator Company The contract was awarded to Metro Fire Equipment, Inc.

City of Tucson - Nuts, Bolts, Washers and Related Items Kyrene Elementary School District - HVAC Repair Parts and Due Date: 4/4/13 Supplies Reference # 130771 Due Date: 6/3/13 Click here for the bid results Reference # K13-32-18 The contract was awarded to State Industrial Supply Corp The following firms were awarded contracts: 1. American Refrigeration Supplies Inc; City of Tucson - Water Utility Tools Per list 2. United Refrigeration Inc Due Date: 4/9/13 Reference # 130773 City of Chandler - Ready Mix Concrete Materials Click here for the previously published bid tabulation Due Date: 6/20/13 The contract was awarded to Pollard, Joseph G Co Inc. Reference # ST3-750-3270 1. Arizona Metro Mix $61,118.00 City of Mesa - 400 Class Residential Gas Meters 2. Arizona Materials LLC $64,460.00 Due Date: 5/21/13 3. Calportland Co. $79,044.00 Reference # 2013095 4. BSE Performance $84,899.00 The contract was awarded to Itron, Inc. at $52,000.00

West Valley Hospital Projects Take Differing Paths

By Colleen Sikorski While two hospital construction unclear when construction will Small hospitals projects in Glendale and Peoria have resume. for The Arizona The Glendale and Peoria hospitals metal frames rising from the ground, Republic Peoria Regional Medical Center was are examples of a shift to smaller one will open in April while the other supposed to open last August, but medical facilities, an expert says. is in limbo. today its metal frame sits untouched. Smaller hospitals are becoming more Glendale project moves along Medical-center officials had problems common as hospital stays shrink and securing financing, and a lawsuit health-care companies adopt new St. Joseph’s Westgate Medical Center involving the hospital’s partners medical technology. in Glendale is a 24-bed facility that is stalled the project. scheduled to open in 2014. Work on When both hospitals open, they’ll Glendale’s new hospital will wrap up A small group of investors supplied have fewer beds than two existing in March; the hospital is scheduled to the initial cash to start building in Glendale hospitals. Arrowhead open in April. Construction began in 2009, giving about 15 percent of the Hospital has 217 beds, and early February. hospital’s $30M cost. Banks have Thunderbird Hospital has 561. since declined to fund the rest. The The hospital’s frame and outside walls Small regional hospitals are equipped combination of the litigation and the are nearly complete. Construction to handle about 95 percent of cases weak economy stifled progress, Johns workers are entering the next that come though the door, Johns added. phase, installing electrical wires and said. plumbing. Hospital officials have indicated Read more at AZCentral. Note: they’re close to being able to secure Problems in Peoria AZCentral is now premium content. financing, said Scott Whyte, Peoria’s Readers are permitted 20 free article About 15 miles away, work stopped economic-development services views per month. on the 20-bed Peoria Regional director. Medical Center last July, and it’s

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1 Awards & Accolades 1. Ryan Companies U.S., Inc. and the U.S. the U.S. Green Building Council for General Services Administration have energy conservation and green building been awarded LEED-Gold certification features. The building has a 30 percent for the new GSA building. The 225KSF reduction in energy and 40 percent building was completed in February cut in water usage when compared to and recently received its rating from similar structures.

Photo Credit: Meyer/Borgman/Johnson Groundbreakings & Project Kick-Offs 2. Orange Grove Road in Pima County, bike lanes are part of the project. Camino de la Tierra to La Cholla Blvd., Construction will slow traffic for 12 to 5 is being widened to three lanes in each 14 months. Southern Arizona Paving is direction over the 1.2 mile stretch. A the GC. Construction broke ground this dedicated turn lane, sidewalks and week. Progress Reports

3. The interim detour route, U.S. 89T, is construction on the new Elliot Groves being paved from U.S. 89, Bodaway- neighborhood (AZCentral premium Gap through LeChee into Page. The content). Photo Credit: Zillow emergency project will detour traffic around the U.S. 89 landslide over the 6. The Florence Super Stop, Diversion route of Navajo 20. The new route cuts Dam Rd. and S.R. 79 is underway. The 7 the detour from around 100 miles to 4KSF convenience store will have 12 about 45 miles. ADOT warns of limited pumps and a car wash. The project cell coverage and no services on the sits on 1.5 acres and is built with detour. a southwestern-territorial theme. A December opening is planned 4. ADOT is also upping the intensity of about the same time ADOT finishes work on Loop 303 with closures and intersection improvements and restrictions along all of the construction installing new signals. routes from Bell Road south to Sarival Photo Credit: Mahoney Plumbing Ave. as the surface route is converted 7. School’s out for summer, but the to freeway and parkway configurations. contractors are marching in. W.J. Maloney Plumbing, Heating & Cooling 8 5. Taylor Morrison plans a July 29 grand is working with Chasse Building Team opening and Ashton Woods has and McCarthy Building Companies, already opened two model complexes Inc. on remodels at Carl Hayden, Cesar in the Lakeview Trails neighborhood Chavez, Metro Tech and North high at Morrison Ranch, Gilbert. The schools. The plumber is replacing pipes, two builders are splitting the 208 lab piping, and water facilities at the lots in Phase I. Master developer high schools. Morrison family says it’s ready to start Photo Credit: AZRE Openings & Completions 8. The new Laveen Vee Quiva Casino, 9. OnTrac, shipping company, is building 9 Phoenix, is readying for its July 2 its permanent, 65KSF corporate opening. Tutor Perini Building Corp. headquarters in the Price Corridor, is the GC and Friedmutter Group, Chandler. The company will have Las Vegas, is the architect for the 850 employees at 2501 S. Price Rd. It $135M project. The Gila River Indian joins neighbors eBay, Intel and Orbital Community hotel casino has more than Sciences in the corporate complex. 70KSF on the gaming floor including a 6KSF event center. There’s a 90 room Photo Credit: OnTrac hotel and 1,000-space parking garage. Click here to return to Table of Contents 24 Volume 4, Issue 38 Local Projects Making News

10 Openings & Completions (Cont’d) 10. Banner Health opens its new Mountain 13. Fountain Hills’ first medical marijuana Ranch Medical Commons, Estrella dispensary opens Jul 8. Nature’s AZ Pkwy. at Cotton Ln., Goodyear. 33 Medicines Inc., 16913 E. Enterprise Dr., North designed the 13KSF health center will have a sister store in Phoenix, 2439 and Irgens was the GC for the first of W. McDowell Rd., opening soon. A pre- Banner’s new style health centers in the grand-opening is planned for the retail West Valley. outlet to help educate local officials Photo Credit: AZRE (AZCentral premium content). 11. A couple dozen new restaurants— both local and national chains—are 14. Yuma Regional Medical Center is scheduled for 2013 openings in being transformed with a series of 12 Terminal 4 at Sky Harbor. In a twist on projects under way at the facility. The “airport pricing,” Sky Harbor officials first project is a 360 vehicle parking require in-terminal eateries to offer garage starting July 1. Concurrently, the same prices they do in town— construction will start on the interior opening the possibility of Terminal 4 demolition of the east wing to be as a light-rail/Sky Train accessible local replaced with a modernized emergency food court. New locals include Matt’s center. Internally, two floors of the Big Breakfast, Humble Pie and Tammy new tower will be completed. The Photo Credit: AZRE Coe Cakes (Phoenix Business Journal new support services building will premium content). also be taking place at the same time. No groundbreaking has been set, but 14 12. Community Development Partners construction of the new cancer center celebrated the opening of its first senior will begin soon, say officials. housing project on June 25. Marquee Apartments, 34 affordable units, is the first of several projects for persons 62 and older. The project is in a renovated mid-century apartment building. Demolitions, Closings Photo Credit: Crystal Ochoa/Yuma Sun 15. The 116KSF Sundome Center, Sun City West, is falling to the wrecking ball. 15 Sold by ASU, the project is being razed to make way for a Fry’s Marketplace- anchored shopping center. The 16 acre site has been shut down since 2009 (Phoenix Business Journal premium content).

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Due Date Project Plan- RFP/RFQ / Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Link & Time Volume Holders Project # Proposal 6/28/13 DEMA13- RFQ AZDEMA - A&E to provide Engineering design and none Link 10am 00003108 construction services, electrical distribution system upgrades (Free registration required). Contact: Kathy Eastep at 602-267-2763. First published on 6/11 6/28/13 RFQ Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) - On-Call 6/7/13 Link 11am Consulting Services for the MAG Regional Transportation 1:30pm Plan. Contact: Robert Hazlett, Senior Engineer, by fax at 602-254-6490; or at [email protected]. First published on 6/4 7/1/13 RFQ The Tohono O’odham Ki:Ki Association (TOKA) - On-Call Link 3pm Architectural Services. Indian Preference. Contact: Thomas Shepherd, Senior Procurement Manager, at [email protected] or Andy Pasqual, Contract Administrator, at [email protected]. First published on 6/18 7/1/13 List 2013-017 RFQ Town of Marana - On-Call Utilities Engineer Services for the 6/14/13 Link 4pm Town of Marana. Contact: Patrick O’Kane at 10am REVISED [email protected] or 520-382-2679. First published on 6/11 & revised bid date on 6/14 & added sign-in sheet on 6/21 7/2/13 94148 RFQ Pima County Regional Wastewater Reclamation Department Link 4pm - Professional engineering services to conduct a first phase feasibility study and alignment alternatives report, and a second phase construction design for an augmentation sewer to relieve the capacity restrictions. Contact: Jerome Rizzo at [email protected]. First published on 6/7 7/3/13 RFQ Yavapai County - Airport Design, Engineering, Construction none Link 5pm Management and consulting support services for Bagdad, Sedona, and Seligman Airports. Contact: Gay Hendin at [email protected]. First published on 6/4 & revised link on 6/7 Click here to return to Table of Contents 27 Friday, June 28, 2013 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions Project Solicitations 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.

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Due Date Project Plan- RFP/RFQ / Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Link & Time Volume Holders Project # Proposal 7/3/13 RFQ Yavapai County - Airport Planning Services for Bagdad, none Link 5pm Sedona, and Seligman Airports. Contact: Gay Hendin at [email protected]. First published on 6/7 7/8/13 $20K P13-0083 RFQ City of Peoria - Traffic Counts and Speed Studies. Contact: Link 2pm Jennifer Miller at 623-773-7115. First published on 6/11 7/9/13 DEMA13- RFQ AZDEMA - Develop and evaluate restoration alternatives none Link 10am 00003143/ for Meadows and Springs located at the Camp Navajo M13-0024 (Arizona Army National Guard Installation),in Bellemont, AZ. First published on 6/21 7/9/13 $1M List 2013C003 RFQ Maricopa County - On-Call Engineering Services: 115th 6/24/13 Link 2pm Avenue and Union Hills Drive Drainage Improvements. 1pm Contact: Bobbie Ohler at 602-506-2943 or BAO@mail. maricopa.gov. Pre-Solicitation published on 4/19 & moved to open solicitations on 6/11 7/9/13 $1.2M List 97708 RFQ Pima County - Design Engineering Services for El Corazon 6/19/13 Link 2pm Bank Protection and River Park Project (5CORZN). Contact: 2pm Mark Koskiniemi at [email protected] or Julie Allred at 520-724-3731 and [email protected]. First published on 6/14 & added sign-in sheet on 6/21 7/9/13 13-64RFP RFP Mesa Public Schools - Architectural Services for 6/18/13 Link 2pm Transportation Facilities (Free registration required). 10am Contact: Karen Fleetwood at 480-472-6122 or [email protected]. First published on 6/18 7/10/13 C10469-01 & RFQ City of Mesa - Design Services for Mesa Rio Salado 6/19/13 Link 2pm C10469-02 Pathway (South Bank). Segment 3-West Mesa limit/SR101 9am to Wrigleyville; Segment 4-Wrigleyville to Dobson Road. Contact: Michele Davila of the Engineering Department at 480-644-5463 or [email protected]. First published on 6/11 7/10/13 $900K 99360 RFQ Pima County - Master Planning and Design Engineering 6/27/13 Link 2pm Consulting Services for Improvements to Southeast 2pm Community Park (Esmond Station). Contact: Chris J. Barnhill at [email protected]. First published on 6/14 7/10/13 RFP #238 RFP Navajo Housing Authority - Professional Project Link 4:30pm Management Consultant. Contact: 928-729-6301 or [email protected]. First published on 6/25 7/11/13 RFP #236 RFP Navajo Housing Authority - Professional Consultant Link 4:30pm Services, Total Quality Management. Contact: 928-729- 6370 or [email protected]. First published on 6/25 7/12/13 $3M List WS85500346 & RFQ City of Phoenix - Water Main And Sanitary Sewer none Link 12pm WS9050232 Emergency Repairs (CA&I Services). Provide construction administration and inspection services to support our Water Main and Sanitary Sewer Emergency Repair Programs. Contact: Liz Blakley at 602-534-5789. First published on 6/25 Click here to return to Table of Contents 28 Volume 4, Issue 38 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions Project Solicitations 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.

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Due Date Project Plan- RFP/RFQ / Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Link & Time Volume Holders Project # Proposal 7/12/13 10113316 RFQ Tucson Airport Authority - Airfield Safety Enhancement 6/25/13 Link 2pm (ASE) Implementation Study. Contact: Sylvia Granillo at 10am 520-573-4821 or [email protected]. First published on 6/14 7/12/13 RFQ Kingman Airport Authority - Environmental Planning Link 4pm Services for Kingman Airport. Contact: Brenda Chastain at 928-757-2134 or [email protected]. First published on 6/7 7/12/13 RFI/ City of Sierra Vista - Construction Management for Link 5pm RFQ the Wastewater Collection System Expansion to Sulger Subdivision in Sierra Vista, Arizona. The project includes mobilization and demobilization, installation of approximately 9,700 LF of 8” gravity sewer pipe; 20 pre- cast concrete manholes; connecting approx. 151 existing homes to the sewer lines and approx.y 35,000 SY of asphalt overlay, as well as decommissioning of approximately 151 existing septic tanks. Contact: Alan Humphrey at 520-458-5775. First published on 6/28

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7/17/13 List DEMA13- RFQ AZDEMA - A&E services for the design demolition, and none Link 10am 00003170 Modification of two Igloo’s at Camp Navajo, Bellemont. Contact: Paul Golosewski at 928-773-3393 or paul. [email protected] or Buyer: Kathy Eastep, at 602-267-2763 and [email protected]. First published on 6/28 7/17/13 2013-031 RFQ ADOT - Supplemental Services Historic Preservation Link 2pm Specialist - Environmental Planning Group. Contact: Christopher Ramirez, Contract Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 6/21 7/17/13 2013-021 RFQ ADOT - On-Call Statewide Value Engineering Services to none Link 2pm Assist in Conducting Value Analysis Studies. DBE goal of 14.21%. Contact: Jessica Love, Contract Specialist, at 602-712-4156 or [email protected]. First published on 6/28 7/18/13 13-50-SWD-04 RFP Cochise County - Solid Waste Operational Efficiency and Link 4pm Cost of Services Analysis. Contact: Terry Hudson at 520-432-8391 or [email protected]. First published on 6/28 Click here to return to Table of Contents 29 Friday, June 28, 2013 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions Project Solicitations 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.

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Due Date Project Plan- RFP/RFQ / Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Link Due Date Project Plan- RFP/RFQ / Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Link & Time Volume Holders Project # Proposal & Time Volume Holders Project # Proposal 7/18/13 Pascua Yaqui Procurement Department - Engineering Link 5pm Services for the Pascua Yaqui Regional Flood Control Detention Facilities. Contact Kelly Gomez, Land Director, at 520-879-6319. First published on 6/21 7/19/13 121337 RFP City of Glendale - Study and Design Services at Arrowhead 7/11/13 Link 2pm Ranch Water Reclamation facility Improvements. Provide 10:30am engineering services for the evaluation of the Arrowhead Ranch Water Reclamation Facility (ARWRF) treatment processes. Contact: Bill Passmore at [email protected]. First published on 6/25 7/23/13 RFQ City of Coolidge - Airport Engineering Design and none Link 5pm Construction Management Services for Coolidge Municipal Airport Projects. Contact: Rick Miller, Airport Manager, at 520-723-6041. First published on 6/28 7/24/13 2013-022 RFQ ADOT - On-Call Statewide Engineering Services for Asphalt Link 2pm Binder, Crumb Rubber Asphalt, Emulsified Asphalt & AC Mix Testing. Contact: Trista Ellis, Contract Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 6/28 7/24/13 2103-028 RFQ ADOT - Provide final design services for US 60, Grand Link 2pm Avenue State Route 101 to Van Buren Street Road. Contact: Edina Omeragic, Contract Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 6/28 7/29/13 RFQ City of Somerton - Architectural Services for Somerton 7/9/13 Link 11am City Hall. This project will include providing design and 10:30am programming services for a new City Hall. Contact: Bill Lee at 928-722-7343 or [email protected]. First published on 5/28 & moved to open solicitations on 6/21 Open till 11.160.131 RFQ Arizona Board of Regents - 2013 Annual RFQ for Facility- 12/17 Link 12/31/17 Related Professional Services including: Design Professional 11am (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

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Due Date Project Plan- Solicitation/ Type Owner - Description Pre-bid Link & Time Volume Holders Project # 6/28/13 Sub bids D.L. Withers Construction - Call for Sub bids for Offsite Link 3pm Earthwork, Paving, Concrete, Striping and Signage, Traffic Signal, and Landscapingf or American Furniture Warehouse along Power Road, between Warner Road and the Loop 202, and Nunnelley Road from Power Road to a point approximately 1,400 feet to the west in Gilbert. Contact: Gerrie Cortes with D.L. Withers at 602-438-9500. First published on 6/25 7/1/13 B-14-32-14 IFB Sunnyside Unified School District - Resurfacing of School Link 2pm Parking Lots. Contact: Tom Hubbard, Bond Project Manager, at 520-545-2204. First published on 6/14 7/1/13 L13PS00581 DB Department of the Interior BLM - Seawall Partner’s Link 5pm Point, Lake Havasu, AZ. Small Business Set-Aside. Design and construct foundations, seawall, retaining wall, and improvements including associated earthwork, erosion control and surface drainage. Contact: Jacqueline Carter at [email protected]. First published on 6/14 7/2/13 List 2013-019; D-B-B MCDOT - Miller Road Bridge at Buckeye Canal and 6/13/13 Link 10am 13091-DBB Approaches. The project will include replacing the Miller 1pm Road Bridge over the BWCDD Canal and construction of approximately .25 miles of Miller Road approaches, a section of Narramore Road, Irrigation facilities and a new bridge canal lining. Contact: Corry Slama at 602- 506-2248 or [email protected]. First published on 5/28 7/2/13 List 2013-020 D-B-B MCDOT - FY2013 Asphalt Rubber Overlay - Arterials none Link 10am pavement Preservation (PAVE) Project. REVISED Contact: Brian Garcia at 602-506-3246 or [email protected]. First published on 6/11 and revised due date on 6/28

7/2/13 $100K- CS1201-402; IFB City of Chandler - Aquatic Facilities ADA Improvements. 6/17/13 Link 3pm $500K COCHA14- Contact: Hafiz Noor at 480-782-3324 or Hafiz.Noor@ 11am 00003152 Chandleraz.gov. First published on 6/7

7/3/13 City of Glendale - Parking Lot Paving Project. Contact: Link 9am Buz Essel or Charyn Schwartz at 623-930-3670. First published on 6/25

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7/10/13 List DEMA13- IFB AZDEMA - WATTS Black Hawk Slab on Grad/Isolation 6/28/13 Link 10am 00003172 Pad, Marana, AZ. Work includes removal of existing Slab 9am on Grade and footings, and construction of Isolation Pad for Black Hawk Simulator. Contact: James Hannasch at 602-267-2754 or buyer: Kathy Eastep at 602-267-2763. First published on 6/28 7/10/13 $1M- 130815 IFB City of Tucson - Rita Road - UPRR to I-10 Improvements. 6/28/13 Link 4pm $2M Contact: Tom Weideman at 2pm 520-83-6617. First published on 6/21 7/11/13 1320206 IFB Yavapai County - Annual Contract for Pavement Marking Link 1:30pm in Yavapai County. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or [email protected]. First published on 6/28 7/11/13 IFB Santa Cruz County - County Service Are (CSA) N/A 2pm Resurfacing Project. Contact: Public Works Director Jesus J. Valdez at 520-375-7830. First published on 6/21 7/12/13 $7.4M List PPN-0-(205)T IFB ADOT - Roadway widening in Pinal County on Hunt Link 11am Highway at the Empire Boulevard intersection and ending just east of the Thompson Road intersection. DBE goal of 4.91%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Rashidul Haque at 602-712-8261 or Construction Supervisor: Adam Brahm at 602-712-2302. First published on 5/31 7/16/13 13-010 IFB Town of Queen Creek - Bridge Crack Repairs, Ocotillo Link 10am Road Bridge at Queen Creek Wash. Contact: Kim Clark for procurement at 480-358-3174 and kim.clark@ queencreek.org or Jan Martin for Technical Questions at 480-358-3821 and [email protected]. First published on 6/21 7/16/13 $20M- List 98592 IFB Pima County - Construction of the Valencia Road- 6/12/13 Link 1pm $25M Alvernon Way to Wilmot Road (4VAKDP) Project. The 2pm REVISED work consists of widening Valencia Road from 4-lanes Mand. to 6-lanes between Alvernon Way and Wilmot Road. SBE goal of 10%. Contact: Mark Koskiniemi, Commodity / Contracts Officer at [email protected]. First published on 6/7 & added sign-in sheet and revised bid date on 6/21 7/16/13 130118 IFB Pinal County - Pavement Maintenance Materials - Link 2pm Supply, Delivery & Application. Contact: Elizabeth Zink at 520-866-6667 or [email protected]. First published on 6/14

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7/16/13 2011C015 D-B-B Maricopa County Flood Control - Loop 303 Outfall 6/27/13 Link 2pm Drainage System. The project includes drainage 10am excavation, concrete lined channel, box culverts, Mand. landscaping, pipes, fencing, and irrigation pipes, gates, and ditches. Contact: Heidi Mageo at heidimageo@mail. maricopa.gov. Pre-solicitation first published on 4/23 & moved to open solicitations on 6/18 7/16/13 $530K- List ST87750108 D-B-B City of Phoenix - Hatcher Road: Central Avenue To 7/3/13 Link 2pm $648K 3rd Street. Perform subgrade preparation, asphaltic 8:30am concrete, concrete sidewalk and driveways, street light poles installation, landscaping & irrigation, and various other miscellaneous items. DBE goal of 1.78%. Contact: Emeka Ekpe at 602-256-4107. First published on 6/25 7/16/13 11067-S IFB Maricopa County - Asphalt Services and Repair (Re-bid). Link 2pm Contact: Derron Wasp at 602-506-3823 or waspd@mail. REVISED maricopa.gov. First published on 6/25 with a revised due date 7/18/13 #13-15 RFQ The Cooperative Purchasing Network - Civil none Link 2pm Construction and Related Services in AZ. Contact: Robert Zingelmann at [email protected] or 713-744-6835. First published on 6/11 7/18/13 PMGAA-350 IFB PhxMesa Gateway Airport - Taxiway V Reconstruction. 7/2/13 Link 2pm DBE goal 8.5%. Contact: Marian Russey at mrussey@ 10am phxmesagateway.org. Mand. First published on 6/11 7/19/13 $4.6M List 089-A-(201)T IFB ADOT - Road widening on SR 89 within the City of Link 11am Prescott.The work consists of widening White Spar REVISED Road to accommodate a center left turn lane and bike lanes in each direction. DBE goal of 3.56%. Contact: Engineering Specialist Don Pierson at 928-778-4679 or Construction Supervisor Andy Roth at 928-759-2426. First published on 7/3 & revised bid date on 9/7, 10/5, 12/18 & again on 4/12 7/19/13 $485K List 040-D-(222)T IFB ADOT - Bridge Rehabilitation on I-40 in Navajo Link 11am County at Manila Wash Bridge. The work consists of constructing concrete floors underneath the westbound (Str. #851), east-bound (Str. #852) and frontage road (Str. #2080) bridges, placing shotcrete and other related work. DBE goal of 5.060%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Mahmood B. Ghorbani at 602-712-6093 or Construction Supervisor: Carl Erickson at 928-524-5421. First published on 6/4

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7/19/13 $3.56M List 010-B-NFA IFB ADOT - Freeway Landscaping for I-10 within the City of Link 11am Avondale. The proposed work consists of landscaping, irrigation, landform graphics, seeding, granite mulch, tree removals and other related items of work. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Mahfuz Anwar at 602-712-7663 or Construction Supervisor: Kirk Kiser at 602-712-3780. First published on 6/11

7/19/13 $425K List LLA-0-(205)T IFB ADOT - Install Guardrails on Alamo Dam Road in La Paz Link 11am County about 9 miles north of the town of Wenden on US 60. DBE goal of 6.93%. Contact Engineering Specialist: David Do at 602-712-7445 or Construction Supervisor: Jaime Hernandez at 928-317-2158. First published on 6/25

7/19/13 $10.5M List 040-D-(219)T IFB ADOT - Pavement preservation on I-40 in Navajo Link 11am County. The work includes milling and replacing AC, shoulder build-up, removal of Guardrails, and other related work. DBE goal of 2.42%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Reza Jafari at 602-712-7953 or Construction Supervisor: Carl Ericksen at 928-524-5421. First published on 6/25

7/19/13 2013-PW-08 IFB City of Cottonwood - 10th Street Improvements. This 7/10/13 Link 2pm project consists of the reconstruction and modernization 1pm of 10th Street between Mingus Avenue and Main Street to include new curb, gutter, sidewalk, bike lanes and new pavement section. First published on 6/25

7/22/13 B-06-13-C006 JOC Santa Cruz County - Traffic Signal, Road Intersection, 7/11/13 Link 3pm Road and Drainage Improvements, and Roadway 10am Maintenance. Contact: Jesus Valdez, Public Works Director, at Fax: 520-375-7846. First published on 6/28

7/24/13 2014-7008-0022 RFP Town of Gilbert - Traffic Operations Center Signal 7/10/13 Link 3pm Subsystem Replacement. Contact: Leslie Hart Bubke at 2pm [email protected]. First published on 6/28

7/25/13 List DEMA13- AZDEMA - Repave Hale Drive at Camp Navajo, 7/16/13 Link 10am 00003169 Bellemont. Contact: Roslia Gardea at 602-267-2760 or 11am Lynn Mattson at 928-773-3266. First published on 6/28

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Bid Date & Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link Time Volume holders Type 8/1/13 PMGAA‐733 IFB PhxMesa Gateway Airport - Runway 30L Threshold 7/16/13 Link 2pm Reconstruction. The Project consists of the construction 10am of Portland Cement Concrete (PCC) pavement on a Mand. prepared subgrade and includes site grading, earthwork, lime subgrade stabilization, crushed aggregate base course, asphalt base course, asphalt concrete shoulder pavement, runway edge lights, and pavement marking. DBE goal 8.5%. Contact: Marian Russey at [email protected]. First published on 6/28

8/1/13 $100K- List AG- RFP Department of Agriculture - 2013 Aggregate Surface Link 4pm $250K 8173-S-13-0025 Crushing. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Margaret A Cisco, Purchasing Agent, at [email protected] or 928-333-6345. First published on 6/28 8/2/13 $1M List 060-E-(206)T IFB ADOT - Pavement improvements on US 60 within the Link 11am San Carlos Apache Reservation and White Mountain Apache Reservation, both located in Gila County. The work consists of repairing rock containment fences and support structures, rock scaling and hauling, minor pavement widening, pavement milling and resurfacing, placement of temporary concrete barriers, and grading and excavating ditches. DBE goal of 4.44%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Leonard Vidra at 602-712-8158 or Construction Supervisor: Elaine Leavens at 928-532- 2330. First published on 6/18

8/2/13 $3M List 077-A-(207)T IFB ADOT - Bridge Replacement on SR 77 in Gila County. Link 11am The proposed work includes removing and replacing the existing bridge. Additional work includes approach slab, pavement markings, and other related items. DBE goal of 13.44%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Leonard Vidra at 602-712-8158 or Construction Supervisor: Elaine Leavens at 928-402-5627. First published on 6/25 8/2/13 $2.3M List 387-A-(202)T IFB ADOT - Pavement rehabilitation on SR 387 in Pinal Link 11am County. The proposed work consists of milling existing asphalt, paving, handicap ramps, retro fitting detectable warning strips, pedestrian hybrid beacon, pavement markings and other related work. DBE goal of 2.53%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Sara Howard at 602- 712-6834 or Construction Supervisor: Adam Carreon at 520-826-2501. First published on 6/28 Click here to return to the Table of Contents 35 Friday, June 28, 2013 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions Project Solicitations 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.

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Bid Date & Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link Time Volume holders Type 8/2/13 $1.8M List 083-A-(205)T IFB ADOT - Pavement Preservation on SR 83 in Santa Link 11am Cruz County. The work consists of pavement removal, furnishing and placing aggregate base and asphaltic concrete, drainage swale grading, pavement marking, and other related work. DBE goal of 2.83%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Mahmood B. Ghorbani at 602-712-6093 or Construction Supervisor: Jerry James at 520-388-4219. First published on 6/28

8/2/13 $2.3M List 387-A-(200)T IFB ADOT - Pavement rehabilitation on Jct SR 84/SR 287 – Link 11am Santa Cruz Wash Bridge. The proposed work consists of milling existing asphalt, paving, handicap ramps, retro fitting detectable warning strips, pedestrian hybrid beacon, pavement markings and other related work. DBE goal of 2.53%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Sara Howard at 602-712-6834 or Construction Supervisor: Adam Carreon at 520-826-2501. First published on 6/28

8/6/13 List DE-SOL-0005710 RFQuote Department of Energy - WAPA DSW Region Wide Link 2pm Danger Tree Cutting Services. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Patrick Harvey at 602-605-2768 or harvey@ wapa.gov. First published on 6/28

8/16/13 $210K List S0M-0-(206)T IFB ADOT - Provide Striping and Signing for projects in Link 11am YCT-0-(207)T Yuma County. Contact Engineering Specialist: Sara Howard at 620-712-6834 or Construction Supervisor: Jamie Hernandez at 928-317-2158. First published on 6/21

8/16/13 $2.5M List 303-A-NFA IFB ADOT - Landscape and Irrigation project on SR 303L in Link 11am the City of Surprise. No DBE goal. Contact: Engineering Specialist Rimpal Shah at 602-712-8377 or Construction Supervisor Kirk Kiser at 602-712-3780. First published on 6/21

8/16/13 $2.5M List STP-999-A(387)T IFB ADOT - DMS installations on I-10 in Pinal County. The Link 11am proposed work consists of furnishing and installing support structures and foundations for Department furnished DMS signs, installing Department furnished DMS controller cabinets, and other related items. DBE goal of 7.04%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Tom Mowery-Racz at 602-712-6741 or Construction Supervisor: Girgis Girgis at 602-712-6813. First published on 6/25

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8/16/13 $5.7M List 087-B-(217)T IFB ADOT - Pavement preservation on SR 87 in Gila County, Link 11am south of the Town of Payson. The work consists of asphalt milling, removing & replace guardrail, shoulder widening, resurfacing, pavement marking , placing shoulder build-up, and pavement marking. DBE goal of 3.20%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Mahmood B. Ghorbani at 602-712-6093 or Construction Supervisor: Tom Goodman at 928-632-5636. First published on 6/28 8/16/13 $248K List 069-A-(210)T IFB ADOT - Traffic Signal modifications on SR 69 in Yavapai Link 11am County. The work consists of removing and installing traffic signal equipment at six traffic signal locations, maintaining traffic signals during construction, traffic control and other related work. DBE goal of 3.14%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Adrian C. Gutierrez at 602-712-8257 or Construction Supervisor: Andrew Roth at 928-759-2426. First published on 6/28

8/23/13 $495K List BR-010-F(217)T IFB ADOT - Bridge Rehabilitation on I-10 in Cochise County Link 11am east of San Simon. The scour work will performed on the San Simon River Wash. DBE goal of 8.85%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Mahmood B. Ghorbani at 602-712-6093 or Construction Supervisor: Brian Jevas at 928-432-4936. First published on 6/14 8/23/13 $7.7M List CM-017A(230)T IFB ADOT - Fiber Optic Cable Installations in I-17 and SR Link 11am 303 in Phoenix. The proposed work includes installation of conduit and fiber optic cables for closed circuit television cameras, overhead sign structures with dynamic message signs, loop detectors, ramp meter installations, and other related items. DBE goal of 7.73%. First published on 6/28 11/8/13 $1.7M List 087-C-(203)T IFB ADOT - Bridge replacement on SR 87 in Coconino County Link 11am about 20 miles south of Winslow. DBE goal of 6.58%. (Opening) Contact: Engineering Specialist: Rashidul Haque at 602- 712-8261 or Construction Supervisor: Carl Ericksen at 928-524-5421. First published on 6/28 Moving On? Take us with you! Introduce AZBEX to your new firm and stay up-to-date with all the news and project leads you’ve become accustomed to.

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

Bid Date Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Volume Type 6/28/13 Sub bids D.L. Withers Construction - Sub bids for Offsite Electrical Link 3pm and Offsite Wet Utilities for American Furniture Warehouse along Power Road, between Warner Road and the Loop 202, and Nunnelley Road from Power Road to a point approximately 1,400 feet to the west in Gilbert. Contact: Gerrie Cortes with D.L. Withers at 602-438-9500. First published on 6/25 7/2/13 RFP #C13-14 RFP 1GPA - Water Treatment - Wastewater and Distribution. Link 11am Contact: Christy Knorr at 866-306-3893 or [email protected]. First published on 6/11

7/2/13 13-PS-08 JOC Mohave County - Job Order Contract (JOC) for Channel 6/12/13 Link 2pm Maintenance. Contact: Tara Acton at 928-753-0752 or tara. 10am [email protected]. First published on 6/4

7/2/13 2013-48 IFB City of Flagstaff - Route 66 Waterline Woody Mtn. Rd. to Link 3pm McAllister Ranch. The Project consists of installation of 1,980 Lineal Feet of 18” DIP water main, 2 new fire hydrants and an air release assembly. Contact: Patrick Brown, Sr. Procurement Specialist at [email protected]. First published on 6/21

7/2/13 R13PS40010 RFP Department of the Interior - Glen Canyon Dam Power Link 4pm Plant (Page) Generators G1, G3, G5, & G6 Rewinds (Roebel REVISED Design Rebuilds). Contact: Washington Bennett, Contract Specialist, at 801-524-3853 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation first published on 4/26 & moved to open solicitations on 5/14. Revised bid date and link on 6/4 7/2/13 <$100K 130820 JOC City of Tucson - JOC for Installation, Repair and 6/21/13 Link 4pm Maintenance of Fiber/Copper Networks. Contact: Dan 9am Longanecker at 520-837-4125 or [email protected]. First published on 6/14 7/5/13 List AG- RFQuote Department of Agriculture - Transformer Repair or Link 12pm 8191-S-13-0022 Replacement. Contact: Joni E. Dutcher at [email protected] or 928-443-8243. First published on 6/21 7/8/13 RFP # 04-04-13 RFP Gila River Indian Community - Construction services for 6/17/13 Link 3pm Pima-Maricopa Irrigation Project BW-IA Pima Canal 10am Supercritical Chute. Contact: Randy Allen, Buyer, at randy. Mand. [email protected] or Gonzalo Romero, P.E., Construction Engineer, P-MIP at [email protected]. First published on 6/14 Click here to return to the Table of Contents 38 Volume 4, Issue 38 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions Project Solicitations 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.

Utilities

Bid Date Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Volume Holders Type 7/9/13 N62473 Sources Department of the Navy - Sources Sought for IDIQ Link 2pm 13RPOL1 Sought MACC for new Construction, Repair and Renovation of Petroleum, Oils and Lubricant Fuel Systems Project at sites and locations within the NAVFAC SW AOR(CA, AZ, NV, CO, UT, NM). Contact: Chad Slade at 619-532-3372 or [email protected]. First published on 6/18 7/9/13 $5M- List DE-SOL-0005448 Dept of Energy - Western Power Administration - Longtin Link 2pm $10M Substation, Stage 02 construction project in Bullhead REVISED City, AZ. Work includes installing Government-Furnished- Equipment, building foundations, grounding system, and OPGW from Longtin Substation to Topock Substation. Small Business Set-aside. Contact Joy Trujillo, Contract Specialist, at [email protected]. No phone calls will be accepted. Pre- solicitation first published on 3/29 & revised target date on 4/23 & 5/10. Moved to open solicitations on 5/21 & revised bid date on 6/18 & 6/25 7/9/13 $750K- List C1338 CMAR The Central Arizona Water Conservation District (CAWCD) Link 3pm $1M - CMAR Pre-construction Services for Centennial Wash Siphon Pipe Repairs. Contact: John Harrison at [email protected]. First published on 6/18 7/9/13 $1M- List R13PS30022 RFP Department of the Interior - Painting Fixed-Wheel Penstock Link 3pm $5M Gates and Refurbishing Fixed-Wheel Assemblies, Parker REVISED Dam and Powerplant, Parker-Davis Project. Small Business Set-aside. Contact: Rita Horkan at [email protected] or by fax at 702-293-8499. Pre-Solicitation first published on 4/12 & moved to open solicitations on 5/24. Revised bid date on 6/18 & 6/28 7/10/13 $200K- List C 1324 IFB The Central Arizona Water Conservation District (CAWCD) Link 10am $400K - Hieroglyphic Mountain Recharge Project Storm Repairs located in the West Salt River Sub-basin of the Phoenix AMA, west of the intersection of 163rd Avenue and the CAP canal. Contact: John Harrison at [email protected]. First published on 6/4 & added planholders list on 6/28 7/10/13 13-37-06-33 RFP Gilbert Public Schools - Solar Photovoltaic Electric Link 2pm Generating System (Free registration required). Contact: Crystal Korpan at 480-497-3379 or [email protected]. First published on 6/21 7/11/13 IFB 13-55 IFB City of Glendale - Generator Maintenance. Contact: Lillian Link 2pm Patnode at 623-930-2866 or [email protected]. First published on 6/25

7/11/13 List 4108JOC112 JOC City of Phoenix - Small Diameter Sewer Rehabilitation Link 12pm Program (JOC). Contact: Kim Keller at 602-534-4985. First published on 6/14 Click here to return to the Table of Contents 39 Friday, June 28, 2013 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions Project Solicitations 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.

Utilities

Bid Date Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link Bid Date Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Volume Holders Type & Time Volume Holders Type 7/11/13 R13PS30200 RFP Department of the Interior - Turbine and Generator Link 3pm Hydroelectric Component Manufacturing and Rehabilitation IDIQ, Hoover Dam, Lower Colorado Dams Office. Contact: Rita Horkan, Contract Specialist, at 702-293- 8036 or [email protected]. Pre-Solicitation first published on 5/14 & moved to open solicitations on 6/14

7/12/13 $3.2M DB The Yavapai-Apache Nation - I-17 Corridor Sanitary Sewer 6/27/13 Link 3pm Force Main / Water Improvements Project - A Design-Build 10am Project. Contact: Robert Mills, Contracts & Grants, Yavapai- Mand. Apache Nation at 928-649-7103 or [email protected]. First published on 6/25 7/17/13 List 13090-SCP-2013 IFB Maricopa County Facilities Management - White Tank 6/25/13 Link 2pm Mountain Regional Water System Upgrades in Waddell, 8am AZ. Contact: Paul Shamrock [email protected]. Mand. First published on 6/14

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License number AZ 265009 KA Dual Engineering 7/17/13 COCHA14- IFB City of Chandler - City of Chandler Water Valve 7/2/13 Link 2pm 00003158; Replacement. Contact: Hafiz Noor at 480-782-3324 or Hafiz. 11am WA1303-401 [email protected]. First published on 6/21 7/18/13 List 4108JOC115 JOC City of Phoenix - Sanitary Sewer Collection System none Link 12pm Emergency Repair & Replacement (JOC). Contact: Charlene Carpenter at 602-261-8894. First published on 6/21

7/18/13 List 4108JOC117 JOC City of Phoenix - Wastewater Facilities Process Control none Link 12pm Improvements (JOC). Contact: Holly Bosch at 602-256-4108. First published on 6/22 7/19/13 RFP 06-01-13 RFP Gila River Indian Community - District 3 Water Storage 6/27/13 Link 2pm Tank and Water Line Project (DPW02-21). Provide pre- 9am construction services for a 500K gallon above ground steel Mand. reservoir, booster pump, 7,500 LF of 12” and 6,100 LF of 16” PVC waterline, SCADA control, electrical work, and site work. Indian Preference. Contact: Randy Allen at 520-562-6081 or [email protected]. First published on 6/25

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Bid Date Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Volume Holders Type 7/19/13 ADOC13- IFB Arizona Department of Corrections -Water and Wastewater 7/9-7/12 Link 3pm 00003062 Operations Management & Maintenance. Contact: Kristine multiple Yaw at 602-542-1172 or sites [email protected]. First published on 6/25 7/25/13 $500K- List DE-SOL-0005690 IFB Department of Energy - Parker Substation 2013 Breaker Link 2pm $1M Replacement, Parker, AZ. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Eric Jordan, Contracting Officer, at [email protected] or 602-605-2665. First published on 6/28 7/31/13 $500K- List IFBP0608 IFB Department of Justice - Reline Sewage Ponds on the Link 10am $1M 1300001 federal property at the Federal Correctional Institution (FCI), Phoenix. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Jennifer L. Brouillard, Contracting Officer, at [email protected] or 209-956-9766. Pre-Solicitation first published on 6/7 & moved to open solicitations on 6/21

Commercial Commercial Includes new construction and major renovations/additions/alterations to real property. Includes multi-trade requests for subcontractor bids and development RFP’s that indicate future commercial construction.

Bid Date Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link & Time Volume Holders Type 7/2/13 $3.2M List AH20400006 D-B-B City of Phoenix - Park Lee Apartments Rehabilitation 6/5/13 Link 2pm Project. This is a federal-aid project. Work includes 10am REVISED interior wall and floor finish repair or replacement; mechanical, electrical and plumbing equipment/fixture repair or replacement; door, window and hardware repair or replacement; millwork and countertop repair or replacement; exterior wood, masonry, concrete and roofing repair and replacement. Contact: Emeka Ekpe at 602-256-4107. First published on 5/21 & revised link and added planholders list on 5/24 & revised bid date on 6/25

7/3/13 $550K List DEMA13-00003124/ DB AZDEMA - Design-Build Camp Navajo Army Depot 6/25/13 Link 10am M13-0022 Light Demolition Range, Bellemont, AZ. Contact: Gina 10am DeCotiis at 602-267-2765. First published on 6/14

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Bid Date Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link Bid Date & Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Volume Holders Type Time Volume Holders Type 7/5/13 List DEMA13-00003171; CMAR Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs none Link 10am M13-0023 (AZDEMA) - WAATS Black Hawk Flight Simulator Trainer Facility. Provide Construction Manager at Risk general and construction services for infrastructure and retrofit of a High-Bay space in an existing building for the Western Army Aviation Training Site (WAATS), Marana, AZ. Contact: Gina DeCotiis at 602-267-2765 or [email protected]. First published on 6/25 7/8/13 HSBP1013R0043 RFP U.S. Customs and Border Protection - Preventative Link 4pm Maintenance Program (PMP) for the Arizona Region. REVISED The region will consist of approximately 27 fully- owned and direct lease operated facility locations/ campuses, comprised of 133 buildings or facilities. Contact: Kevin Sarff at [email protected]. First published on 6/28 with revised due date 7/9/13 IFB # : CDBG #155- IFB Navajo County (Town of Snowflake) - Renovation of 6/24/13 Link 11am 12 / CDBG #127-13 portions of the Snowflake Academy buildinglocated 11am at 148 S. 2nd Street West, Snowflake. Contact: Robert Graham, AIA /Motley Design Group LLC, at 602-254-5599. First published on 6/14 7/9/13 B-13-05-024 IFB Navajo County - Pinetop-Lakeside Senior Center 6/18/13 Link 3pm Kitchen and Dining Room Rehabilitation. Contact: 1pm Mary Jane Springer at 928-524-4046 or Mand. [email protected]. First published on 6/7 7/10/13 $370K List F4015; DS2014-103 IFB Town of Fountain Hills - Fire Station #1 Renovations 6/18/13 Link 3pm Project. The Project consists of (i) demolition and 10am removal of an existing EMS trailer, fire station addition Mand. and renovation (ii) construction of new hardscape, landscaping and other incidental work. Contact: Paul Mood at [email protected]. First published on 6/7 & revised description on 6/11. Added sign-in sheet on 6/25 7/10/13 ADOT13-00002750 IFB ADOT - Modular Structures. Supply, transport, 5/23/13 Link 3pm and install Modular Office Buildings, delivered and 9am REVISED assembled to sites (not yet determined) consisting of one or more sections. Contact: Earl Payne at 602-712-8514 or [email protected]. First published on 5/21 & revised bid date on 6/7 & 6/28 7/11/13 List DEMA13-00003173 DB AZDEMA - Camp Navajo Army Depot Grenade none Link 10am Launcher Range, Bellemont, AZ. Provide design-build construction services for a Camp Navajo Army Depot Grenade Launcher Range. Contact: Gina DeCotiis at 602-267-2765. First published on 6/14

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Commercial Commercial

Bid Date & Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link Time Volume Holders Type 7/11/13 List W9126G-12-R-0083 RFQ Department of the Army - Service Disabled Veteran Link 2pm Owned Business Request for Proposal (RFP) for REVISED MATOC for Construction Services for the USACE in SWD and its surrounding areas of AZ, AR, CA, LA, NM, OK, and TX (Phase II). Contact: Derek A Gadberry at [email protected] or 817-886-1078. First published on 5/24 & revised bid date on 6/21 7/16/13 IFB The Navajo Nation - Construction of the Black Mesa 7/2/13 Link 2pm Head Start to be built in Black Mesa, Arizona. The 11am project will be for new construction of a single story Mand. 4,010 s.f. Head Start Facility. The project Architect is LAM Corporation. Contact: 505-722-0965 at LAM Corp. First published on 6/25

7/17/13 $7.75M CP0009 CMAR City of Mesa - West Mesa Sports Complex. Provide 7/9/13 Link 10am design phase assistance and complete construction 2pm services as the CMAR for the West Mesa Sports Complex project. Contact: Michele Davila of the Engineering Department at 480-644-5463, or [email protected]. First published on 6/25 7/17/13 $450K- 100948 IFB Pima County - Pima County Abrams Building Third 6/27/13 Link 2pm $500K Floor Tenant Improvement. The Project consists of all 9am work for the Tenant Improvements of two office suites totaling approximately 17,700 sq. ft. on the 3rd Floor of the Abrams Public Health Center in Tucson. SBE goal of 6.00%. Contact: Melissa Hala’ufia at melissa. [email protected]. First published on 6/28 7/18/13 CP0212 CMAR City of Mesa - Mesa High Regional Aquatic Center. 7/2/13 Link 2pm Provide design phase assistance and complete 10am construction services as the CMAR for the Mesa High Regional Aquatic Center project. Saemisch + Di Bella Architects, Inc. is designing this facility. Contact: Michele Davila of the Engineering Department at 480- 644-5463, or [email protected]. First published on 6/25 7/18/13 PD1010 IFB Lake Havasu City - Lake Havasu City Police 7/2/13 Link 3pm Department Remodel. This project consists of the 2pm remodel construction of approximately 1700 sf of the Lake Havasu City Police Department. Password: AZBEX12345. Contact: Paul Selberg, Architect, at 928- 855-6544 for technical questions or Georgean Ebach, Finance Dept. at 928-453-4147 and [email protected]. First published on 6/25 Click here to return to the Table of Contents 43 Friday, June 28, 2013 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions Project Solicitations 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.

Commercial

Bid Date & Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link Bid Date & Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link Time Volume Holders Type Time Volume Holders Type 7/22/13 $1M- List VA786A13R0104 RFP Department of Veterans Affairs - Construction of Link $2M Committal Shelter at Prescott National Cemetery. Project includes demolition of existing structures and construction of Committal Shelter and Cemetery Improvements for the Prescott National Cemetery of Arizona. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Justin Higginbotham, Contract Specialist at 202-632-5918 or [email protected]. First published on 6/28

7/22/13 $1M- VA786A13R0100 RFP Department of Veterans Affairs - National Memorial Link 4pm $2M Cemetery of Arizona (NMCA), labor tools and equipment to construct a 2,826-niche columbarium and memorial wall, Phoenix. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Justin Higginbotham, Contract Specialist, at 202-632-5918 or [email protected]. First published on 6/25

7/23/13 $4.5M B13-06-021 CMAR Navajo County - CMAR to complete the construction Link 3pm of a new Public Works Complex in Holbrook, Arizona. Contact: Deputy Director of Public Works Administration at 928-524-4100. First published on 6/28

7/24/13 <$25K List 13-161-SOL-00018 RFQ Department of Health and Human Services - PIMC Link 2pm CT Hazardous Material Storage Building. Provide construction services to replace existing hazardous storage building at the Phoenix Indian Medical Center with an at least 212 sq. ft. modular building designed for storage of hazardous and flammable chemicals and materials. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Bonnie Hicks, Contracting Officer, at [email protected] or 214-767-8587. First published on 6/28

7/30/13 $25M- FA4887-13-R-0005 RFQ Department of the Air Force - Multiple Award Link 12pm $100M Construction Contract (MACC) IDIQ at Luke AFB. The requirement will be for repair, maintenance, alteration, and replacement, to include design- build, on real property facilities located at Luke AFB. Competitive 8(a) set-aside. Contact: Eric Hinsch, Contracting Officer, at [email protected] or 623-856-9665. Pre-solicitation first published on 4/16 & moved to open solicitations on 6/25

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Bid Date/ $/Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link Tine Holders Type 6/28/13 DCH-N 05-01-13 IFB Gila River Indian Community - Video Surveillance System. 5/31/13 Link 2pm Provide, install and program video surveillance cameras and 10am equipment systems within the selected sites throughout the Department of Community Housing’s (DCH) sub-divisions and neighborhoods located within the exterior boundaries of the Gila River Indian Community. Contact: Cynthia Gerard at [email protected] or 520-562-6071; Project Manager, Derwin Cooper at [email protected] or 520-562-3904. First published on 5/28

6/28/13 DHD-05-2012 IFB Gila River Indian Community Department of Housing 6/11/13 Link 2pm Development - RHIP Housing Project. Construct 25 Single Family 10am Homes in Districts 2,3,4,5 and 6. Contact: Cynthia Gerard at 520-562-6071 or [email protected]. First published on 6/7 7/1/13 RFP 1025 RFP Wenden Elementary School District - HVAC-Maintenance & Link 3pm Repair for School Year 2013-2014. Contact: Gloria Dean at 928-859-3806. First published on 6/7 & revised link on 6/25 7/1/13 P13PS00886 IDIQ Department of the Interior - National Park Service Western Link 4pm States Revegetation Services IDIQ. Contact: Kirsten Green, REVISED Contract Specialist, at [email protected] or 303-987-6766. First published on 6/7 & revised bid date on 6/21 7/2/13 RFP #C13-10 RFP 1GPA - Landscaping, Grounds Maintenance and Related Link 10:30am Services. Contact: Christy Knorr at 866-306-3893 or [email protected]. First published on 6/11 7/2/13 RFP #C13-15 RFP 1GPA - Shades, Shade Structures and Ramadas. Contact: Christy Link 11:30am Knorr at 866-306-3893 or [email protected]. First published on 6/11 7/2/13 309-12 IFB City of Sierra Vista - Homeowner Housing Rehabilitation. 6/18/13 Link 2pm Contact: [email protected]. First published on 6/11 10am Mand. 7/2/13 RFQ FSL Home Improvements - City of Phoenix CDBG Minor Link 2pm Emergency Repair Program. Contact: Jessica Hernandez at 602-532-2976 ext. 5. First published on 6/25 7/2/13 R 2272 IFB Maricopa County Housing Authority - Ash St. Remodeling 6/20/13 Link 4pm Project. Remodel project of a single family rental property. 8:30am Contact: [email protected]. First published on 6/21 7/2/13 List 90145 JOC Pima County - Job Order Master Agreement Electrical 6/13/13 Link 5pm Contracting Services. Contact: Melissa Hala’ufia at 1pm [email protected]. First published on 6/14 7/3/13 IFB City of Glendale - Steel Gates and Iron Work. Contact: Buz Essel Link 9am or Charyn Schwartz at 623-930-3670. First published on 6/25 Click here to return to the Table of Contents 45 Friday, June 28, 2013 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions Project Solicitations 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.

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Bid Date/ $/Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link Time holders Type 7/3/13 IFB Paloma Elementary School District - Roofing Repair at Kiser 6/26/13 Link 2pm Elementary School Gymnasium, Gila Bend. Contact: HDA 11:30am Architects, L.L.C for bid docs at 480-539-8800. First published on 6/14 7/3/13 14-007 RFP City of Tempe - HVAC and Building Control Systems. Contact: none Link 3pm Tony Allen at [email protected] or 480-350-8548. First published on 6/18 7/8/13 IFB City of Glendale Neighborhood Stabilization Program - 6/21/13 Link 9am Residential rehabilitation at one property located at 5613 N 9am 64th Ave in Glendale. Contact: Buz Essel or Charyn Schwartz at Mand. 623-930-3670. First published on 6/25 7/8/13 13J-0708 RFP Mohave Education District - Landscape & Grounds Maintenance 6/24/13 Link 3pm Services. Contact: Nancy L. Colbaugh, CPPB, Contract Specialist I, 10:20am at 928-718-3228 or [email protected]. First published on 6/21 7/8/13 R 2254 IFB Maricopa County - Shangri-La residential Remodeling Project. Link 4pm Contact: Dennis Belter, Modernization Manager, at [email protected]. First published on 6/25 7/9/13 PR054; RFP Town of Gilbert - Freestone Park Ball Field Lighting.Construction 7/2/13 Link 1pm 2014-7012-0030 work consists of replacing the existing lighting system with a 10am new lighting system for the four ball fields within Freestone Park. Contact: Ryan Blair, Project Manager, at [email protected]. First published on 6/21 & moved to maintenance section on 6/25 7/9/13 IFB City of Casa Grande - Landscape Maintenance Contract. Contact: 7/1/13 Link 1:30pm Rod Wood at [email protected]. First published on 6/25 8am 7/9/13 List MU4-988-3258; IFB City of Chandler - Citywide Landscaping Services. Contact: 6/26/13 Link 2pm COCHA14- Raquel McMahon at 480-782-2407 or 8:30am 00003148 [email protected]. First published on 6/14 Mand. & added planholders list on 6/18 7/9/13 $180K- AH10150005-7 IFB City of Phoenix - Washington Manor Apartments Window 6/25/13 Link 2pm $250K Replacement Design Bid Build Services. Contact: Emeka Ekpe at 10am 602-256-4107 or [email protected]. First published on 6/14 7/9/13 130762 JOC City of Tucson - JOC for Landscape Construction Services. 6/24/13 Link 4pm Contact: Matt Hausman at 520-837-4123 or 2pm [email protected]. First published on 6/18 7/10/13 13-25-06-14 RFP Gilbert Public Schools - Bleachers - Campo Verde High School 7/1/13 Link 11am Project No. 1324 (Free registration required). Contact: Crystal 11am Korpan at 480-497-3379 or [email protected]. First published on 6/25 & revised solicitation number on 6/28 7/11/13 R13PS30292 RFQuote Department of the Interior - Supply and Install Remote Crane 6/27/13 Link 3pm Controls at Davis Dam. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: 10:30am Cris Forbes, Contract Specialist, at 702-293-8149 or [email protected]. First published on 6/25

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Bid Date/ $/Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link Time holders Type 7/12/13 RFQuote The South Tucson Housing Authority - Grounds services for its 6/26/13 Link 2pm facility. Contact: Robert Moreno, Maintenance Supervisor, at 10am 520-623-8481. First published on 6/18 7/12/13 IFB Catholic Community Services - Catholic Community Services in 6/28/13 Link 4pm Western AZ - Facility HVAC Improvements (Federally Funded). 10am Contact: Catholic Community Services in Western Arizona, 690 East 32nd Street Yuma, Arizona 85365. First published on 6/28 7/15/13 RFP The Eloy Housing Authority - Demolition of 26 single family 6/17/13 Link 2pm homes located in the City of Eloy. Contact: Eloy Housing 11am Authority at 520-446-7162. First published on 6/18 7/15/13 $100K- DTFAWN- Sources Department of Transportation - Sources Sought for repair and Link 1pm $250K 13-R-11662 Sought refurbish FAA modular trailers near Tusayan, Arizona. Contact: James Travers at [email protected] or 310-725-7556. First published on 6/21 7/16/13 List DEMA13-00003155 IFB AZDEMA - CN Igloo Door Replacement. Remove 2 existing igloo 7/9/13 Link 10am doors and saw cut openings for installation of two new double 11am doors. Contact: Rosalia Gardea at 602-267-2760. First published on 6/28 7/16/13 IFB #13-11-18 IFB Catalina Foothills Unified School District - Annual Chiller Link 11am Maintenance (Free registration required). Contact: Debra Merigold at 520-209-7523 or [email protected]. First published on 6/14 7/19/13 IFB Hopi Tribal Housing Authority - Construction Services to renovate 7/2/13 Link 3pm 7 residential units in Winslow, AZ. The work will consist of 10am energy efficient applications to repair and improve the interior Mand. and exterior; mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems; and roof system. Indian Firms Only. Contact: Hopi Tribal Housing Authority at 928-737-2556. First published on 6/28 7/23/13 IFB # 235 IFB The Navajo Housing Authority - Renovation work on existing 6/25 & Link 2pm single-family housing units located throughout the Navajo 6/26 REVISED Nation in the state of New Mexico and Arizona. Indian Mand. Preference. Contact: Doris Yonnie, Procurement Specialist, at REVISED [email protected]. First published on 6/18 & revised due date and Pre-bid date on 6/25 7/23/13 DCH-N 06-01-13 RFP The Gila River Indian Community Department of Community 6/27/13 Link 2pm Housing - Video Surveillance System for five Elderly Housing 10am Complex’s located within the Gila River Indian Community. Indian Preference. Contact: Cynthia Gerard at [email protected]. First published on 6/25 7/24/13 14-004 RFP City of Tempe - Design, Fabrication & Delivery of Hydraulically Link 3pm Operated Steel Gates for Tempe Town Lake. Contact: Tony Allen REVISED at [email protected] or 480-350-8548. First published on 5/21 & revised due date on 6/28 Click here to return to the Table of Contents 47 Friday, June 28, 2013 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions Project Solicitations in this data. Links may not be valid once the bid date/time has passed. All bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.

Products & Equipment Products & Equipment Pre-SolicitationsRequests for equipment (purchase and rental), furnish only of materials, and related items.

Date Solicitation # Type Owner - Project Description Pre-bid Link 6/28/13 RFQ 2013-F-0610 RFQuote City of Douglas - Lease Purchase Financing Dump Truck & Street Sweeper. Link Contact: Rene Rios at [email protected]. First published on 6/14 7/1/13 ADOC13-00003137 RFQuote Arizona Department of Corrections - Security Control Panel for ASPC- 6/27/13 Link 12pm Safford.Contact: Sandy John at 928-425-4698x 3017. First published on 6/25 10am . 7/1/13 201310 IFB Apache County - Purchase of one Water Truck. Contact: Ferrin Crosby at Link 2pm [email protected]. First published on 6/21 7/1/13 L13PS00473 RFQuote Department of the Interior - Surface Course Aggregate and Base Course Link 2pm Aggregate Rock for AZ BLM, Phoenix. Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Danette Cappello at [email protected]. First published on 6/25 7/1/13 VA258-13-Q-0658 IFB Department of Veterans Affairs - Supply HD 190 Video System to VA Link 2pm Phoenix. Contact: Colleen Dennis at 602-795-4237 or [email protected]. First published on 6/28 7/3/13 COCHA14-00003145 IFB City of Chandler - Trees, Plants & Shrubbery. Contact: Raquel McMahon at Link 2pm 480-782-2407 or [email protected]. First published on 6/18 7/3/13 IFB Town of Clarkdale - Trailer Mounted Sewer Jetter.Contact: Wayne Debrosky Link 2pm at 928-639-2520. First published on 6/18 7/8/13 RFP Town of Quartzsite Public Works - Open Grade Slurry Seal. Contact: Terry Link 4pm Frausto, Town Clerk, at 928-927-4333. First published on 6/21 7/8/13 P13PS01084 RFP Department of the Interior - Supply Ponderosa Pine Hand Split Fence Rails, Link 5pm Flagstaff.Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Shad Stoddard at 928-638-7431 or [email protected]. First published on 6/25 7/8/13 IFB Department of the Interior - Supply 16 boilers to be installed by the Link 5pm EST Government. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: [email protected]. First published on 6/25 7/9/13 S051320 RFP UA - Furnish Air-Handling Units for the Main Library. Contact: Ted Nasser at Link 2pm 520-621-5449 or [email protected]. First published on 6/18 7/10/13 #14-39-16 IFB Tucson Unified School District - Walk-in Hardware Tool and Maintenance Link 2pm Supplies (As Needed). Contact: Kevin L. Oster at 520-225-6080 or [email protected]. First published on 6/25 7/11/13 ADOT13-00003162 IFB ADOT - Supply Solar Powered Driver Feedback Speed Signs for the City of Link 3pm Scottsdale. Contact: Gary Henry at 602-712-7304 or [email protected]. First published on 6/28 7/11/13 ADOT13-00003161 IFB ADOT - Emergency Traffic Signal Preemption Back-Up Systems for the city of Link 3pm Avondale. Contact: Gary Henry at 602-712-7304 or [email protected]. 6/28 7/11/13 ADOT13-00003118 IFB ADOT - Vehicle and Pedestrian Traffic Signals for multiple municipalities.. Link 3pm Contact: Gary Henry at 602-712-7304 or [email protected]. First pub. 6/28 7/16/13 12177-C IFB Maricopa County - Supply Corrugated Metal Pipe & Reinforced Concrete Link 2pm Pipe (Re-bid). Contact: Derron Wasp at 602-506-3823 or REVISED [email protected]. First published on 6/25 with a revised bid date 7/16/13 ADOT13-00003086 IFB ADOT - Aggregate Base, Cover Material, Mineral Aggregate, Rip Rap. 7/8/13 Link 3pm Washed Mortar Sand and Washed Concrete Sand. Contact: Earl Payne, 9am Procurement Officer, at 602-712-8514 or [email protected]. First pub. 6/28

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