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Tuesday Volume 4 Issue 48 Issue Date: August 6, 2013

CONNECTING THE LOCAL BUILDING INDUSTRY

Major City-County Capital Spending Tops $8B for 2014

By Eric Jay Toll for Capital improvement programs for budgets include non-construction Arizona Builder’s Fiscal 2013-14 are recovering rapidly expenditures—such as land and from the budget desert. The new right-of-way acquisition—as well Exchange fiscal year that started July 1 saw as capital equipment in the form of capital dollars from major cities and vehicles and computer hardware. did not include any new dollars for counties increase substantially from The numbers, however, show which the stadium development and does 2012-13. Only ADOT and Tucson agencies are making a comeback not include projects proposed for a saw road budgets drop from last from the dark days of recessionary November ballot measure. year. Scottsdale skyrocketed its budgets. Overall, the 10 largest capital budget to more than $500M. capital budgets are up more than 29 Before the Great Recession, agencies Phoenix nearly doubled its capital percent from 2013. filled their five year plans with spending to $1.2B—more than projects. This is not the case today. ADOT’s $1B. MAG is increasing its Many agencies are flush with Although short-term construction outlay four-fold over last year. cash from voter-approved bonds outlooks are improved significantly stemming from the November over 2012-13, there is little in the In 2013, AZBEX listed the ten largest election. Other agencies are looking pipeline beyond 2015. Much of public agency capital improvement at reduced budgets because previous Phoenix’ future capital rests on Sky budgets for Fiscal 2012-13. The major capital projects—such as Harbor and light rail projects. MAG is top 10 list for 2013-14 has a Mesa’s Riverview Stadium—are putting most of its dollars into Loop different complexion. Total capital nearing completion. Mesa’s budget 202 South Mountain Freeway, Loop 303 and Grand Avenue. Without changes in how capital projects are funded, it looks like design and construction opportunities are on the short-term horizon.

Most cities and counties are indirectly following ADOT’s plan – preserve existing assets, rather than build new ones. Scottsdale, Mesa and other cities are planning November bond issues for capital projects, but those potential dollars are not included in the CIPs adopted by the local agencies in June.

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Project Solicitations in this Issue: 32 Design/Consultant 56 Horizontal 21 Commercial 14 Products & Equipment

3 Development Opps 20 Utilities 54 Maintenance 12 Permits Issued

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Articles 16 3 Solar Doesn’t Have Lock on Future as Major Power Source 9 Phoenix Among Top 10 Cities for Job Growth 12 South Sonoran Parkway Would Link Maricopa to West Valley 13 Yuma Supervisors Take Action on $12M in Roadway Projects 13 ADOT: Highway 89 Fixed in Two Years 14 Bullhead City Section 12 Development Plans 14 APS Set to Take on Rules Issues 17 15 Will ‘Furniture Wars’ Be A Hit In Valley 16 Contractors ‘Dare to be Optimistic’ in Southwest Outlook 16 Wok Box Signs Master Development Agreement for Arizona 17 Arizona’s Housing Industry Recovering 17 South Tucson Business Park Gets New Owner 18 Gateway to Overhaul Signage 24 19 Planned University Campus Would be First for Gilbert 19 New Florence Town Manager Talks Development Issues 20 Gila River Indian Community Members File Complaint 21 Cadillac Coming to Chandler Auto Mall 23 Phoenix-Area Retail Vacancy Rates Declining 23 Macerich Facing Tough Decisions about Fiesta Mall Sections Project Opportunities 21 Classifieds 28 Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant 22 Permits Issued 32 Development 24 Commercial Real Estate News 33 Horizontal 27 Industry Events 42 Utilities 44 Commercial 48 Maintenance & Alterations 53 Products & Equipment 54 Pre-Solicitations 3 Tuesday, August 6, 2013

Solar Doesn’t Have Lock on Future Meet the as Major Power Source Team! By Ryan Randazzo Despite rapid growth in the solar industry over the past several years, there is one sobering statistic for the Valley of for The Arizona Rebekah Morris - Publisher the Sun. Republic Apple The Phoenix area’s two main power companies get only 480-709-4190 0.65 percent and 2.4 percent of their power from solar. The number is strikingly little for a place so renowned for its [email protected] sunshine, but not surprising compared with the national average of about 1 percent. Rachel Kettenhofen - Editor By 2025, regulated utilities in Arizona will be required to Puma get at least 15 percent of their electricity from renewable 480-227-2620 sources. But utilities can meet the requirement with anything from wind power harnessed in New Mexico to geothermal [email protected] power generated in California. That means there is no guarantee solar will emerge as the renewable fuel of choice Eric Jay Toll - Senior Correspondent for utilities and become the powerhouse industry the state Northwest has hoped for. 602-617-3797 Utilities are close to meeting their state-mandated renewable [email protected] energy goals, which means they will have fewer reasons to keep investing in solar and other alternative fuels. Michele Carey - General Manager The temptingly low price of natural gas is increasingly favored Blue Ivy by utilities as a fuel for power plants and could displace solar. 480-686-4315 Utilities are proposing cuts in power credits for rooftop-solar owners, which could stifle growth in that industry. [email protected] Arizona’s solar development will likely benefit from California, Arizona Builders Exchange which has six times as many people as Arizona and requires utilities to get 33 percent of their electricity from renewable 1400 E Indian School Road sources by 2020. Phoenix, AZ 85014 California has a tremendous appetite for renewable fuels, some of which will likely be produced in and purchased AZBEX News from Arizona. Already, about 65 percent of the solar power generated in Arizona is transmitted to California, according to Once a year AZBEX puts out our CIP issue. the Solar Energy Industries Association. This is it! A compilation of CIP data arranged APS is spending about $500M to build its own large solar- in tables for your reference. power plants. APS and SRP plan to add almost twice as much capacity from Project Opportunities natural-gas power plants as they do from solar and wind over AZBEX - Tip of the Week the next 10 to 15 years to meet customer demand. Know someone who would like this issue? Read more at AZCentral. Note: AZCentral is now premium Let any of us know and we’ll content. Readers are permitted 20 free article views per send them the newsletter with your month. compliments!

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PUBLIC AGENCY TOTAL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT BUDGETS (FISCAL 2014-2018) Millions of Dollars of all Capital Projects in Budget Agency 2013 Top 10 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 5 Year Total Phoenix $757.0M $ 1,205.0M $ 462.0M $ 485.0M $ 443.0M $ 563.0M $ 3,160.0M ADOT $1,325.0M $ 1,002.0M $ 1,048.0M $ 808.0M $ 765.0M $ 887.0M $ 4,512.0M MAG $104.0M $ 523.4M $ 546.8M $ 338.7M $ 388.7M $ 434.9M $ 2,232.5M Scottsdale $32.0M $ 514.0M $ 314.9M $ 275.5M $ 230.2M $ 218.1M $ 1,552.7M Arizona State University $ 398.6M ABOR does not publish a 5 year program $ 398.6M Maricopa County $ 364.1M $ 177.2M $ 131.5M $ 125.8M $ 316.5M $ 1,115.1M Pima County $224.0M $ 295.6M Pima County does not adopt a 5 year capital plan $ 295.6M Tucson $312.0M $ 226.0M $ 172.8M $ 152.1M $ 152.9M $ 105.0M $ 808.8M University of Arizona $ 162.3M ABOR does not publish a 5 year program $ 162.3M Valley Metro $ 109.3M $ 204.0M $ 151.3M $ 128.0M $ 109.0M $ 701.6M Tempe $ 108.3M $ 69.9M $ 38.1M $ 42.8M $ 28.4M $ 287.4M Gilbert $ 101.1M $ 26.2M $ 40.3M $ 144.9M $ 84.9M $ 397.4M Mesa $ 89.9M $ 61.5M $ 151.9M $ 134.2M $ 116.4M $ 553.9M Chandler $31.0M $ 77.8M $ 83.5M $ 181.2M $ 48.6M $ 58.7M $ 448.9M Prescott $ 74.0M $ 33.3M $ 33.2M $ 33.5M $ 30.0M $ 204.0M Avondale $ 64.7M $ 37.8M $ 22.2M $ 10.7M $ 6.9M $ 142.3M Yuma County $ 37.7M $ 7.8M $ 7.0M $ 5.1M $ 4.9M $ 64.5M Yuma (city) $ 33.8M $ 41.8M $ 23.9M $ 21.5M $ 23.8M $ 114.8M Surprise $ 20.8M Surprise does not adopt a 5 year capital plan $ 20.8M

Fountain Hills $ 19.2M  Commercial$ 3.3M Utilities$ 1.6M $ 0.2M $ 24.1M Pinal County $35.0M $ 11.8M  Subdivision$ 6.8M Infrastructure$ 5.3M $ 6.0M $ 29.9M Total $ 8,233.4M Public$ 5,053.3M Works $Improvements 4,648.9M $ 4,517.3M $ 4,831.1M $ 17,179.6M  Mining and Industrial Sites Loop 303 is Top Capital Project in Arizona is slated for right-of-way acquisition for the Loop 202 [email protected] Mountain Freeway. The biggest capital projects for 2014 are all associated with Loop 303 construction in the Westlicense Valley number – AZ 265009Phoenix Sky Harbor and Phoenix-Mesa Gateway are ADOT and MAG are pumping nearly $250MKA Dual into Engineering the putting the lion’s share of capital dollars into their freeway construction and associated intersection airports. Mostly funded through federal grants, improvements. Peoria is adding another $20M to Sky Harbor is one the road to spending $150M for Loop 303-related improvements this year. The largest Terminal 3 upgrades, plus another $11M to extend 1/8 page Size non-construction capital outlay for the year, $231M, PHX Sky Train to the terminal.

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Click here to return to Table of Contents 5 Tuesday, August 6, 2013 Major City-County Capital Spending Tops $8B for 2014 (Cont’d) ADOT Budget Down 25% from Last Year for improvements to S.R. 260 in Camp Verde following a private lobbying effort from a former board member. ADOT still reports that it cannot keep up with the The change was so last minute, ADOT’s “Draft Final” demand for new roads and preserve its existing system. budget—the one used by the Board for its action—still The agency’s budget this year required $350M to be includes the U.S. 93 improvements and does not list cut from the final numbers. Controversy also erupted S.R. 260 (AZBEX, June 28, June 11 and July 2). when a last minute change by the State Transportation Board swapped slated safety improvements on U.S. 93

ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION CAPITAL BUDGET FISCAL 2014-2018: PROJECTS OF $7M AND GREATER Millions of Dollars USI RT TRACS LOCATION Type Of Work CFY 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Estimate Construct general SR 101 H848401C Shea Blvd To LP 202 purpose lane 2014 $ 91.0M $ 91.0M US60 Grand Ave / SR 303l SR 303 H814501C TI Construct Interim TI 2014 $ 48.4M $ 48.4M Construct roadway SR 86 H680601C Valencia Rd - Kinney Rd widening 2014 $ 43.7M $ 43.7M Construction of Traffic SR 303 C El Mirage Rd Ti Interchange 2014 $ 31.0M $ 31.0M LP101, Agua Fria-Van Construct Roadway US 60 C Buren St Improvements 2014 $ 20.5M $ 20.5M I 40 H813401C Rattlesnake Wash - US 93 Repaving 2014 $ 18.0M $ 18.0M I 10 H839601C Us 191 To East Willcox Ti Repaving 2014 $ 14.5M $ 14.5M I 17 H813501C Dugas Ti - Cherry Rd Repaving 2014 $ 13.2M $ 13.2M Meridian Rd, Half US 60 H830001C Interchange Construct TI 2014 $ 11.7M $ 11.7M I 8 H815801C Foothills Blvd-Dome Valley Repaving 2014 $ 11.0M $ 11.0M Construct passing/ US 60 H581801C Oak Flat - Miami climbing lane 2014 $ 10.0M $ 10.0M SR 101 C I-10 To I-17 Construct FMS 2014 $ 9.0M $ 9.0M Widen Shoulders & SR 86 C San Isidro Rd Segment Culvert Extensions 2014 $ 8.9M $ 8.9M Construction Port of I 10 H616101C Ehrenberg Port Of Entry Entry ITS Improvements 2014 $ 8.0M $ 8.0M US 60 R Bell Rd Ti Right-Of-Way 2014 $ 7.0M $ 7.0M Total of All ADOT Road Projects $ 409.8M $ 448.5M $ 45.1M $ 309.8M $ 343.3M $ 1,917.1M

Access the complete 5 Year Transportation Plan (Fiscal Years 2014-2018). Largest spending projects for 2014 do not project any spending in future fiscal years.

Big Projects Coming On Line in Phoenix 2014 CIP

Phoenix spokespeople said that the city is happy with its capital budget for the year. The city has a number of projects planned for parks, streets, and utilities. The top project after the airport is the long-awaited $27M Black Mountain Parkway ramps connecting S.R. 51 north of Loop 101 to the new parkway. Serving the industrial areas in south Phoenix, construction goes full board for the Avenida Rio Salado for full road construction this year and next.

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CITY OF PHOENIX CAPITAL PROJECTS $5M AND GREATER (Millions of Dollars) Dept. ID Description 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 5 Yr Total Aviation AV13000002 PHX Terminal 3 Development concept design $ 134.0M $ 12.0M $ 8.0M $ 154.0M Streets ST85100260 Black Mountain Pkwy. ramps to SR 51 (design, $ 26.7M $ 26.7M construct, not land) Water WS85050045 Demolish and replace Deer Valley reservoir $ 22.1M $ 22.1M Streets ST85100259 Avenida Rio Salado, street, bridge, pedest., bike const. $ 21.8M $ 7.6M $ 29.4M (excl. land) Water WS85500264 Rehab large diameter water mains $ 21.3M $ 15.3M $ 15.4M $ 15.0M $ 16.3M $ 83.2M Transit PT03130001 Upgrade South Transit Facility $ 21.2M $ 21.2M Aviation AV08000071 PHX Terminal 4 south apron reconstruction $ 19.8M $ 19.8M Water WS85500285 Design, construct 36.7KLF transmission mains, $ 18.2M $ 18.2M Camelback Aviation AV10000010 PHX Sky Train Phase 1A Term 4 to 3 seg $ 11.5M $ 3.5M $ 15.0M Aviation AV08000070 PHX West Hold Bay reconstruction $ 11.3M $ 11.3M Streets ST85100### Pinnacle Peak, 55th to 35th Aves. street construction $ 10.7M $ 0.4M $ 0.2M $ 11.3M (#088, #129) Transit PT00120061 Replace Desert Sky Transit Center and Park’n’Ride $ 9.5M $ 9.5M

Water WS85100034 Design, replace 64th St. and Thomas Rd. booster $ 8.3M $ 8.3M

Aviation AV06000021 East PHX Aviation Cargo Apron Reconstruction $ 7.4M $ 7.4M Streets ST85110069 Greenway Pkwy at Cave Creek Wash, bridge const. $ 7.0M $ 0.6M $ 7.6M

Aviation AV31000080 Deer Valley Taxiway A reconstruction $ 5.8M $ 5.8M Streets ST85100246 35th Ave., Baseline to Southern Rds. street construct $ 5.2M $ 5.2M

Water WS85500388 Design, construct 76.2KLF, mains, hydrants, Garfield $ 5.2M $ 4.8M $ 2.6M $ 12.7M

Total of All Projects $1,205.0M $462.0M $485.0M $443.0M $563.0M $3,160.0M

MAG and PAG Juggled Budgets REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION PLANNING AGENCY CAPITAL PROJECT BUDGETS (Millions of Dollars) – Got Their Top Projects Maricopa Association of Governments The Maricopa Association of Route Location Description Year Value Governments fared well for Fiscal I-10 MAG Loop 202 interchange R/W acquisition 2015 $ 363.1M 2014. It’s budget numbers are skewed by plans to start right- I-10 MAG Loop 202 interchange R/W acquisition 2014 $ 231.0M of-way acquisition for the South SR 303 MAG Grand Ave 2014 $ 48.7M Mountain Freeway. The voter- SR 303 MAG El Mirage Rd. TI 2014 $ 33.5M enacted sales taxes that fund MAG projects are showing signs of life, US 60 MAG Bell Rd-Grand Ave 2015 $ 33.0M and the county’s freeway program LP 101 MAG SR101-Van Buren 2014 $ 20.5M continues to build new arterials I-10 MAG Construction 395th Ave 2016 $ 18.2M and freeways from the master US 60 MAG Bell Rd-Grand Ave 2014 $ 12.0M plan. Loop 303 is roaring towards completion with six different MAG US 60 MAG Meridian Rd. half interchange 2015 $ 11.7M projects, a couple from ADOT, and 2014 Total for MAG $ 2,054.0M related improvements on surface streets by cities along the route.

Click here to return to Table of Contents 7 Tuesday, August 6, 2013 Major City-County Capital Spending Tops $8B for 2014 (Cont’d) Pima Association of Governments (Millions of Dollars) Route Location Description Year Value SR 86 Pima Valencia-Kinney roads 2013 $ 45.5M I-10 Pima Ina Rd. TI 2014 $ 8.0M SR 86 Pima San Isidro Rd segment 2014 $ 6.9M I-19 Pima Ajo Way 2014 $ 6.5M SR 86 Pima Fresnal 2014 $ 5.2M 2014 Total for Pima $ 80.3M

MAG and PAG projects are incorporated into the ADOT Transportation Improvement Plan Scottsdale Ups 5Year CIP Budget to $1.5B

Water and waste water system improvements are grabbing over a third of Scottsdale’s $500M capital budget for 2014. Scottsdale is putting another 40 percent of its budget into major road improvements – the majority being on Scottsdale and Pima roads. Recreation facilities, such as the Tony Nelssen Equestrian Center expansion, TPC golf course improvements and the Museum of the West take a lion’s share of what’s left in the budget. CITY OF SCOTTSDALE CAPITAL PROJECTS OF $5M AND GREATER (Millions of dollars) 5 Year ID and Project Name 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total W9912 Water Distribution System Improvements $ 74.4M $ 9.0M $ 9.0M $ 9.0M $ 10.0M $ 111.4M V3704 Wastewater Collection System Improvements $ 61.7M $ 7.0M $ 7.0M $ 4.0M $ 5.0M $ 84.7M V0901 Advanced Water Treatment Plant - Phase 4 $ 58.9M - - - - $ 58.9M S7005 Scottsdale Road – Frank Lloyd Wright to Thompson Peak Parkway $ 49.1M - - - - $ 49.1M D1102 Tony Nelssen Equestrian Center Expansion $ 47.0M - - - - $ 47.0M D0508 SkySong - ASU Scottsdale Center for Innovation $ 38.2M - - - - $ 38.2M B0302 Police Operational Support Building $ 31.9M - - - - $ 31.9M S0901 Pima Road – Thompson Peak to Pinnacle Peak Rd. $ 28.4M - - - - $ 28.4M D0205 Scottsdale Road Preservation Streetscape Enhancement $ 26.9M - - - - $ 26.9M S1101 Pima Road-McDowell to 90th Street $ 25.8M - $ 7.4M $ 2.8M $ 13.0M $ 49.0M S0402 Indian Bend Road – Scottsdale to Hayden $ 25.6M - - - - $ 25.6M S0311 Scottsdale Road – Thompson Peak Parkway to Pinnacle Peak $ 14.5M - - - - $ 14.5M P1309 TPC Clubhouse and Stadium Course Renovations $ 14.1M - - - - $ 14.1M D1301 Scottsdale’s Museum of the West $ 13.6M - - - - $ 13.6M B0504 District 1 Police Facilities $ 10.8M - - - - $ 10.8M S1103 Airpark Area Access Projects Phase I $ 9.8M $ 1.3M - - - $ 11.1M A1204 Reconstruct & Strengthen Taxiway “A” and Exits $ 9.0M - - - - $ 9.0M TEMP974 Reconstruct & Strengthen Taxiway “B” and Exits $ 9.0M - - - - $ 9.0M A1304 Reconstruct and Strengthen Runway 03/21 $ 9.0M - - - - $ 9.0M S1301 Northsight Boulevard Extension $ 8.0M - - - - $ 8.0M G1014 Scottsdale/Thunderbird Park and Ride Facility - Grant $ 7.7M - - - - $ 7.7M G1 103 Scottsdale Road Pedestrian & Bicycle Improvements, Phase I $ 7.3M - - - - $ 7.3M W0901 Downtown Water Transmission Lines $ 6.4M - - - - $ 6.4M F0503 Pima Road Drainage System $ 6.4M - - - - $ 6.4M V0902 Downtown Wastewater Trunk Lines $ 5.7M - - - - $ 5.7M Total of All CIP Projects for Scottsdale $ 514.M $ 55.6M $ 61.6M $ 49.4M $ 43.7M $ 1505.3M Access the complete Scottsdale Capital Budget

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Arizona State University and the University of Arizona put much smaller project lists in front of the Arizona Board of Regents for 2014. ABOR upped the capital budget by $120M over 2013, and approved the priority building projects for the two schools. The two headliners are the major improvements are the $85M Biosciences Research Labs at UA and the $129M Center for Law and Society for ASU.

ARIZONA BOARD OF REGENTS APPROVED CAPITAL PROJECTS (Millions of Dollars) Arizona State University Project Value GC/CMAR Design Center for Law and Society $129.0M DPR Construction Ennead Architects (NYC) & Jones Studio Building and Infrastructure Enhancements $15.0M Info Not Yet Available Info Not Yet Available Research Laboratory/Faculty Startup $10.0M Info Not Yet Available Info Not Yet Available Classroom and Academic Renovations $8.3M Info Not Yet Available Info Not Yet Available Total for ASU $162.3M University of Arizona Project Value GC/CMAR Design Bioscience Research Labs $85.0M DPR Construction Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architects, LLP McKale Memorial Center Improvements $80.0M Not yet awarded AECOM Interdisciplinary Chemical Sciences $79.2M Not yet awarded Not yet awarded Expansion Engineering Innovation Building $63.0M Sundt Construction SmithGroupJJR North campus Infrastructure $32.0M Sundt Construction GLHN Architects and Engineers Bear Down Gym Addition & Renovation $27.4M Sundt Construction Poster Frost Mirto/NTD Architecture South Stadium Parking Structure $18.5M McCarthy Building DFDG Companies Old Main Renovation $13.5M Sundt Construction Poster Frost Mirto/NTD Architecture Total for UA $398.6M Read the full ABOR Capital Budget Sheriff HQ is Largest Maricopa County Non-Road Project

The new Maricopa County Sheriff Office headquarters in Downtown Phoenix is the largest single non-road construction project for Maricopa County. The $73.5M project has about 60 percent of its expenditures slated for the coming year. The MCSO building also spins off another $8M in 2014 construction with covered parking for the SWAT team and a security building. The Flood Control district didn’t list its individual projects this year, but the Board of Supervisors approved $38.5M for its capital budget. The courts make up the next largest project group with $15.8M in capital dollars allocated. MARICOPA COUNTY CAPITAL PROJECTS OF $3M AND GREATER (Millions of Dollars) Project Descriptions 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total Sheriff HQ Construction $ 40.7M $ 40.7M Flood Control Summary of all projects $ 38.5M $ 38.0M $ 38.0M $ 35.0M $ 35.0M $ 184.5M East Court Improvements $ 9.3M $ 9.3M Security Building Construction $ 4.1M $ 4.1M SWAT Covered Parking Construction $ 3.9M $ 3.9M Court Tower New construction $ 3.4M $ 3.4M Southwest Justice Court $ 3.1M $ 3.1M Total of All Capital Projects $ 364.1M $ 177.2M $ 131.5M $ 125.8M $ 316.5M $ 1,115.1M MAG budget is listed separately. Access the full Maricopa County Capital Budget Click here to return to Table of Contents 9 Tuesday, August 6, 2013 Major City-County Capital Spending Tops $8B for 2014 (Cont’d)

Pima County Budget Up a Third for 2014

Pima County doesn’t create a five-year capital budget, but allocates spending on a year-by- year basis. This year’s nearly $300M is a 32 percent increase over last year. The County’s largest project is completion of its Downtown court complex, but the regional wastewater treatment district has the largest number of capital projects slated for the coming 12 months. Nearly 40 percent of the County’s budget goes to wastewater system improvements. In addition to road construction covered by the Pima Association of Governments, the county is funding another $24M in road construction for the year. Continued on page 10

PIMA COUNTY CAPITAL PROJECTS $3M AND GREATER (Millions of Dollars) Project 2014 Downtown Court Complex $ 34.0M Roger Rd. wastewater treatment plant demolition $ 14.8M ROMP Ina Road plant replacement $ 14.7M Valencia Rd Alvernon Way to Wilmot RTA24, $ 13.1M Magee Rd La Canada Dr. to Oracle Rd RTA 12, $ 12.9M La Canada River Rd to Ina Rd RTA11, $ 9.4M La Cholla Blvd Magee Rd to Overton Rd RTA04, $ 9.0M Pavement Preservation Program FY2014, $ 5.0M Addition to Regional Wastewater Reclamation District lab $ 4.7M Santa Cruz River erosion control and linear park $ 4.0M Houghton Rd I-10 to Golf Links Rd RTA 32 (portion of), $ 3.8M Orange Grove Rd Camino de la Tierra La Cholla Blvd Valencia, $ 3.4M Mark Rd to Wade Rd RTA21, $ 3.2M Total of All Capital Projects $ 295.6M Read the full Pima County Capital Budget

Phoenix Among Top 10 Cities for Job Growth

By Angela Gonzales Phoenix ranked No. 5 in Monster. ▶▶Heavy and tractor-trailer truck Information technology also is a hot for Phoenix com’s Top 5 American cities with the drivers growth spot for Phoenix and the most job growth. nation, she said. Business Journal ▶▶Web developers However, manufacturing is an area Not only did Phoenix maintain a ▶▶Computer systems analysts that poses a challenge. relatively high volume of jobs, but it ▶▶Network and computer improved, compared with the same “We have lost on average about systems administrators period last year, along with the other 7K jobs a month in manufacturing Top 10 cities on the list, said Joanie ▶▶First-line supervisors of office over the past few months, so that’s Ruge, senior vice president with and administrative support something to look for in the Labor Monster.com. workers Department monthly report — did we create jobs in manufacturing?” ▶▶Software developers and Phoenix ranked behind the Dallas-Ft. applications It’s still a tough job market with 7.6 Worth, Houston, Atlanta and Seattle- percent unemployment, she said. Tacoma, Wash., areas. ▶▶First-line supervisors of food preparation and serving Read more at Phoenix Business The most in-demand jobs are: workers Journal ▶▶Nurses Ruge said she is seeing retail coming back strong, with two of Monster. ▶▶Customer-service com’s large retail clients ramping up representatives their hiring efforts. She said she could ▶▶Retail salespeople not disclose those retailers’ names.

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The City of Tucson is still struggling with its economic recovery. Its overall budget was relatively flat, but capital spending was cut 27.6 percent from 2013 levels. Most of the dollars allocate for 2014 are for ongoing projects. Only $11.7M is for new projects to be bid in the next 12 months. The biggest project is still the modern streetcar, which is expected to take on its first riders this fiscal year. The largest upcoming project is Broadway Boulevard improvements, $9.6M beginning in Fiscal 2015.

CITY OF TUCSON CAPITAL PROJECTS OF $1M AND GREATER (Millions of Dollars) ID Project Description 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total Start

MRC3 Modern Streetcar Completion $ 33.6M $ 33.6M Ongoing SR5A 22nd Street I-10 to Tucson Blvd $ 16.9M $ 2.0M $ 4.0M $ 11.3M $ 34.3M Ongoing SR1E Houghton Rd. Irvington to Valencia $ 11.8M $ 11.8M Ongoing SR1F Houghton Rd. Intersection improvements $ 8.3M $ 5.0M $ 5.0M $ 8.4M Ongoing SR3A Broadway Blvd. Euclid to Country Club roads $ 6.3M $ 10.0M $ 9.0M $ 7.5M $ 5.2M $ 37.9M Ongoing SP09 Barraz-Aviation Pkwy. Design and construct, 6th to $ 5.7M $ 2.0M $ 7.7M 7/1/2013 Broadway Blvd. Q322 Los Reales Entrance Facility Roads and infrastructure $ 3.4M $ 3.4M 7/1/2013 Phase I SR2A Grant Rd. Oracle to Swan $ 2.3M $ 6.5M $ 1.0M $ 1.2M $ 5.0M $ 10.9M Ongoing SR13 Valencia Rd. Upgrade to 6 lanes, Alvernon $ 1.5M $ 1.5M $ 3.0M 7/1/2013 to Kolb SR14 Valencia Rd. Kolb to Houghton $ 1.2M $ 1.2M $ 1.2M $ 3.6M 7/1/2013 SR1D Houghton Rd. Bridge replacement $ 1.0M $ 5.4M $ 5.9M $ 0.0M $ 0.0M $ 12.3M Ongoing

SR1G Houghton Rd. UPRR to I-10 $ 0.6M $ 1.3M $ 6.6M $ 8.5M Ongoing SR10 Broadway Blvd. Upgrade, Camino Seco- $ 0.3M $ 0.3M $ 4.6M $ 4.3M $ 9.6M 7/1/2014 Houghton

Total for the CIty of Tucson $ 226.0M $ 172.8M $ 152.0M $ 152.9M $ 105.0M $ 808.8M

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VALLEY METRO CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS $2M AND GREATER (Millions of Dollars) Project 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 5 year Valley Metro Expands Light Metro Light Rail Rail, Boosting CIP Northwest Extension Phase 1 $ 43.7M $ 87.5M $ 44.9M $ 1.5M $ 0.0M $ 177.6M Light rail in Phoenix continues Central Mesa $ 54.6M $ 55.7M $ 20.8M $ 131.1M to expand as its success Gilbert Road $ 4.2M $ 39.4M $ 43.7M $ 40.2M $ 22.0M $ 149.5M demands more routes into the east and west valleys. Tempe Streetcar $ 4.1M $ 18.0M $ 32.9M $ 42.6M $ 28.6M $ 126.2M $106M of Valley Metro’s Phoenix West $ 0.0M $ 2.0M $ 8.3M $ 41.4M $ 56.5M $ 108.2M $109M capital budget for the Valley Metro Transit year is for light rail expansion. Over the next five years, the Peoria Transit Center $ 0.1M $ 0.2M $ 0.3M $ 0.0M $ 0.6M transit agency plans to invest Mesa Downtown Intermodal $ 0.5M $ 0.5M nearly $700M in light rail Transfer Station expansion into West Phoenix Park and Ride facilities $ 2.7M $ 0.8M $ 0.5M $ 2.0M $ 1.9M $ 7.9M and east to Gilbert Road in Total for Valley Metro $ 109.3M $ 204.0M $ 151.3M $ 128.0M $ 109.0M $ 701.6M Mesa. Access the complete Valley Metro Capital Budget Click here to return to Table of Contents 11 Tuesday, August 6, 2013 Major City-County Capital Spending Tops $8B for 2014 (Cont’d) Tempe Puts More than $100M into Capital for 2014

The City of Tempe boosted its capital budget for the year—reflecting major development pressure in the downtown and ASU areas. With the new 2MSF Marina Heights office complex, several new ASU buildings, a hotel-conference center, and active leasing of former ghost buildings, Tempe is upgrading infrastructure and enhancing its downtown circulation systems. This year looks like the year the Tempe trolley will begin development. The biggest project on the docket is the replacement of the Tempe Town Lake Dam. Access the complete Tempe Capital Improvement Budget

CITY OF TEMPE CAPITAL PROJECTS OF $5M AND GREATER (Millions of Dollars) ID Project Description 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total Start Date 6504229 Tempe Town Lake Dam Replacement $ 17.2M $ 19.6M $ 36.8M 7/1/2013 3203499 Environmental Lab Facility Design and construct $ 6.9M $ 6.9M Ongoing 3209399 Scottsdale Rd. Sewer replacement, Curry to $ 1.4M $ 1.4M Ongoing Gilbert M.S. 6004139 Rio Salado Southbank Path Design construct $ 1.4M $ 1.4M Ongoing 3203539 Rural waterline Replacement, Rural to Apache $ 1.3M $ 1.3M Ongoing 6004370 Hardy Dr. Streetscape improvements, $ 1.2M $ 1.2M Ongoing Broadway to University 6004500 University Dr. Pedestrian and bike $ 1.2M $ 1.2M Ongoing improvements, UPRR to Priest Rd. 6004130 Rio Salado Southbank Path Underpass at Priest Dr. $ 1.0M $ 1.0M Ongoing Total of All Tempe CIP Projects $ 112.6M $ 76.9M $ 47.0M $ 58.6M $ 38.9M $ 334.1M

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South Sonoran Parkway Would Link Maricopa to West Valley

By Eric Jay Toll for In 2008, when Goodyear annexed thousands of acres Goodyear says there is no funding for the road, and it Arizona Builder’s across the Sonoran Desert National Monument to was anticipated that developer contributions would take in the unincorporated Pinal County community of build it as the master planned community comes on line. Exchange Mobile and the proposed Amarantz master planned The city has the road in its Transportation Improvement community, it created a Buckeye-like sprawling city Plan as an unfunded project, so it does not show up in across two counties. The recession killed the proposed Goodyear’s 2014-2018 capital funding. An application development, but left the city with half its land area has been submitted to MAG to include the road in virtually inaccessible from within Goodyear proper. regional transportation planning.

After foreclosure proceedings brought in a new owner Draft EIS Being Circulated for Amarantz in 2012, the city asked the Bureau of Land Management for a 250-foot right-of-way to develop BLM released a draft environmental impact statement on a $110M, 18-mile-long parkway from Rainbow Valley July 19 to assess impacts on three potential routes across to S.R. 238 in Mobile, west of Maricopa. The two- to the National Monument. The segments run between six-lane wide road will start at Rainbow Valley and Riggs 15.7 and 18.3 miles in length. The road is needed to roads and connect to the state highway near the Old handle long-term future growth in South Goodyear and Butterfield Stage Route at Mobile. Mobile.

The EIS process is running about six months later than expected. The final EIS and record of decision are expected early in 2014. There is no timeline for actually constructing the road. BLM will not provide any funding for its construction.

BLM is assessing impacts on three final alternatives: ▶▶Alternative A (15.7 miles) takes Rainbow Valley Road south to Komatke Road, and follows the north boundary of the Sonoran Desert National Monument and intersects with S.R. 238 in Mobile. ▶▶Alternative C (18.2 miles) runs from about the same start point, then zig-zags east and south using the Patterson and Bullard roads alignments before taking a new course southeast and connecting to S.R. 238 at Komatke Road. This alternative intersects the state highway east of Mobile. ▶▶Alternative H (18.3 miles) starts in the same location as the other two alternatives, but travels further east on Patterson Road before turning due south to Komatke Road. The route follows Komatke’s alignment to the stage road and then south to the state highway just west of the Komatke-238 intersection. Read more at TriValleyCentral

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Yuma Supervisors Take Action on $12M in Roadway Projects

By Joyce Lobeck Improvements could be coming soon to sections of South be funded with $3M in federal-aid dollars and a county Frontage Road and Fortuna Road through an agreement match of $900K. for Yuma Sun before the Yuma County Board of Supervisors yesterday. In other business, the supervisors will consider action One of the items on the agenda is a motion to amend to support Arizona Department of Transportation’s a 2012 intergovernmental agreement between the request to use roundabouts at the I-8-Araby Road traffic state of Arizona and Yuma County that provides for interchange. ADOT is proposing converting the existing spot improvements to the South Frontage Road from signalized intersections at Araby Road, westbound and Avenue 10-1/2E to Fortuna Road. The work is to include eastbound ramps and Gila Ridge Road to two roundabout adding a continuous dedicated center turn lane to the intersections. two-lane roadway, Construction is anticipated to begin in 2016 with an and drainage estimated cost of $7.1M. AZBEX Note: South improvements, curbs Frontage Road has another and sidewalks. Earlier, the BOS approved ADOT’s requests to support project included in Yuma roundabouts at the intersections of U.S. Highway 95 and The state will oversee County’s 2013-14 Capital Fortuna Road and Avenue 8E, respectively. the project with Improvement Projects List. a total estimated Read more at Yuma Sun See Table below. cost of about $4M. The project is to

YUMA COUNTY CAPITAL PROJECTS FOR FISCAL 2014-2018 $1M AND GREATER (Millions of Dollars) ID Project Description 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total 2.070 Administration Annex Remodel and TI $ 0.8M $ 2.4M $ 1.4M $ 5.5M 7/1/2013 1.991 S. Frontage Rd. Widening, Ave 9E to Ave 10E $ 1.2M $ 1.2M Ongoing 1.000 Co. 8th St. Reconstruction Ave C to Ave D $ 3.1M $ 3.1M Ongoing 1.020 Co. 12th St Reconstruction, Ave 12E to Ave 13E Phase I $ 3.2M $ 3.2M Ongoing 1.040 Co. 14th St. Reconstruction, Somerton Ave. to Ave G. $ 1.1M $ 1.1M Ongoing 1.072 Ave. B Co. 16th St. to Co. 18th St. $ 1.8M $ 0.5M $ 0.5M $ 2.8M Ongoing 1.080 Co. 18th St. Improvements, Ave 3E to Ave. A $ 1.2M $ 0.2M $ 0.8M $ 0.2M $ 2.4M Ongoing 1.110 Old Hwy 80 UPRR overpass $ 1.1M $ 0.1M $ 1.2M 7/1/2013 1.302 North I-8 Frontage Rd. Widening, Ave 10E to Ave 11E Phase II $ 0.2M $ 0.9M $ 0.5M $ 0.6M $ 0.7M $ 2.9M Ongoing 3.970 Smicker Park Detention Basin $ 7.0M $ 7.0M 7/1/2013 3.051 San Luis area drainage study $ 2.6M $ 2.5M $ 5.3M 7/1/2013 Total $ 37.7M $ 7.8M $ 7.0M $ 5.1M $ 4.9M $ 64.5M

ADOT: Highway 89 Fixed in Two Years

By Todd Glasenapp The deputy state engineer for the Arizona Department of Transportation said his for Arizona agency is determined to beat a projected, worst-case timeline of two years for repairs to Highway 89 near Bitter Springs. Daily Sun Steve Boschen detailed construction on Navajo Route 20, and acknowledged the frustrations of local residents impacted by the Feb. 20 collapse of Highway 89 along Echo Cliffs. Progress could be complicated if the proposed new section of Highway 89 turns out to be a nesting area for golden eagles or if blasting problems arise, Boschen said. “We’re looking at a two-year time frame (for 89),” he said. “We know that Bitter Springs and Marble Canyon needed it yesterday.” A soft opening date of Aug. 29 has been established for the new 89T. Total completion is expected in September. Read more at Arizona Daily Sun Photo Credit: Lily Arreola

Click here to return to Table of Contents 14 Volume 4, Issue 48 Bullhead City Section 12 Development Plans Value, Lease Area Questions

Original source: The Bureau of Land Management is reviewing the original advantage, and could cost taxpayers untold millions, Mohave Valley concession lease for Section 12 that the city of Bullhead according to independent reviews performed by two local City assumed from Silver Shores LLC. attorneys. Daily News “There’s a question regarding the total acreage covered The two lawyers highlighted issues, including: by the lease,” said Toby Cotter, Bullhead City manager. ▶▶There is “no hard and fast start date” for Land Liquidators BLM recently signed off on a proposed sublease between Bullhead City and Land Liquidators, LLC, which has been ▶▶Bullhead City could spend $30K a year and never hired to develop Section 12, adjacent to and across the see a return on its investment highway from Bullhead Community Park. ▶▶Bullhead City would pay the developer for the value of improvements; most commercial tenan- Bullhead City Splits Revenue from Developer cies have the improvements revert to the landlord without compensation Under the agreement with Land Liquidators, the city will continue to pay BLM $30K annually. Land Liquidators will ▶▶The developer’s right to avoid having to acquire pay BLM, through the city, 5 percent on gross receipts, payment and performance bonds and will pay the city an additional 1 percent on gross ▶▶No guarantee that development of the public park receipts during the first five years. The percentage will be built increases until the lease is terminated. ▶▶The time lines for development are not firmly set Land Liquidators will pay all costs and fees connected to ▶▶The city is responsible for filing permit applications zoning applications and plan reviews. with the Army Corps of Engineers and for the cost of consultants The developer must start construction no later than 12 months following the city’s issuance of a final plat ▶▶The city’s waiver of the sewer capacity charge for Phase 1. Build-out of Phase 1 is required within 48 The city manager told the Daily Miner, “The Section months of final plat approval for Phase 1. 12 agreements have been fully vetted, negotiated and reviewed by city legal staff, outside legal counsel hired by Developer Gets Better Deal, says Local Attorneys the city.”

The agreement between the city of Bullhead City Read more about the BLM review and Attorney review and Land Liquidators, LLC gives the developer unfair

APS Set to Take on Rules Issues

By Ryan Randazzo Arizona Public Service Co. faces an competition and forming separate customers also like the idea. Direct for The Arizona onslaught of regulatory issues that companies to market electricity. But Energy Residential, a division of could affect its business this year, and shortly after the first large utility United Kingdom-based Centrica, is Republic company officials told investors Friday customers began to select their supporting the move. Earlier this year, they expect to come out on top of electricity providers, the effort to the company moved a call center them. deregulate the markets was killed from Phoenix to Tempe, adding by a judge’s decision in 2004. about 350 jobs, partly in anticipation The most pressing issue is the Arizona never got to the point where that the new Arizona Corporation Arizona Corporation Commission’s residential customers were able to Commission, which added two consideration of deregulating retail select power providers. Republicans this year, would electricity. Under deregulation, big deregulate. utilities would still control the power Some large electricity customers grid and distribution of electricity, but such as mines and hotel chains The commission also must decide customers would be able to choose support deregulation because they “net metering,” how APS will credit who provides the electricity itself. believe they can procure electricity rooftop-solar customers for their cheaper than what APS provides by power. Arizona began planning utility contracting directly with merchant deregulation in the 1990s, about power plants. Read more at AZCentral. Note: the same time other states were AZCentral is now premium content. attempting to open up their Retail electricity providers that Readers are permitted 20 free article markets. Utilities began bracing for could sell power to residential views per month. Click here to return to Table of Contents 15 Tuesday, August 6, 2013

Will ‘Furniture Wars’ Be A Hit In Valley With Super Stores On The Way?

By Dave Cheatham While not quite as popular as the The furniture market in Arizona is for Arizona “war” reality television shows, very competitive. In fact, there are AZBEX Note: See CRE Commercial Real Phoenix is in for a “war” of its own several operators in the Valley listed for news about American with the onslaught of heavy-hitting in Furniture Today’s Top 100 list. Estate Magazine Furniture’s purchase of furniture retailers coming to Phoenix. The RoomStore, 72; EBCO, (La-Z-Boy land for Glendale location. Furniture Galleries licensee), 84; In the next few months look for grand Mattress Firm, 6. openings of huge “super stores” that The new “super stores,” opens August will knock your socks off in terms of Mega Furniture has increased its 8 when Living Spaces takes over the size, selection, pricing and speed of store count to 10 in the past two 130KSF former Great Indoors space delivery. years with its three newest stores in at Frank Lloyd Wright and Scottsdale the Southeast Valley. Rd., Scottsdale Promenade. A second store, 315KSF, will be located on 23 acres at the SEC of 67th Ave. and I-10.

American Furniture Warehouse expects to open its 550K SF facility at Power Rd. and the Loop 202 in Gilbert next month. The Englewood, Colo., retailer is building the facility on 73 acres. American Furniture Warehouse ranks No. 23 on Furniture Today’s Top 100 list.

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Mortenson Construction will break ground on the Science & Health Building at Northern Arizona University later this month. Photo Credit: Mortenson Construction Wok Box Signs Master Development Agreement for Arizona

By Eric Jay Toll for Kilts and chop sticks? Not quite, but former Tilted Kilt Pub & Arizona Builder’s Eatery executive John Stevenson is the master developer for 20 Wok Box Fresh Asian Kitchen locations in Arizona. The next Exchange one opens in a month in Gilbert, and nearly a couple dozen will join the ranks over the next few years.

The company opened its first location at Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard and Loop 101 in January. The company is now on a roll, signing up master developers for the state of Florida and greater Houston areas.

Wok Box is pleased to announce the signing of a master agreement in the Arizona area. The newest locations will be opening up in September 2013. The company has stores in its home base of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada as well as Photo Credit: Eating in Vancouver Hillsboro, Ore., and the Middle Eastern country of Lebanon. Other openings this year include outlets in Canada, Colorado, Florida, Texas and Qatar.

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Arizona’s Housing Industry Recovering, But Skilled Workers Hard to Find

By Ronald J. As the contracting business flickers back to life in Belfiore, president of Phoenix-based Belfiore Real Hansen and Arizona, builders say they can’t find enough skilled Estate Consulting. “Subcontractors are having trouble Catherine Reagor workers, adding another challenge to the recession- finding skilled employees.” ravaged industry that experts say will take years more for The Arizona Arizona has added about 10,000 net construction to recover. Republic jobs in the past year; the Phoenix area has gained The Phoenix area is adding construction workers faster even more, though those gains are offset by declines than any region in the nation, but even with the recent elsewhere around the state. It’s one of the fastest hiring flurry, the industry’s employment numbers growth rates in the industry nationwide, according to remain at 1995 levels. the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Those job gains have scarcely begun to fill the need. Many Arizona homebuilders, eyeing rising home prices in a market where new houses are suddenly scarce, Construction wages have been essentially flat in recent haven’t raised base pay even though it could draw in years, according to data from the Arizona Office of more labor. Employment and Population Statistics. Average wages for non-supervisors in the first six months of 2013 were Others are skittish about expanding quickly again just 1 percent higher than in the same period in 2012 after seeing their business wither in the downturn. and were actually lower than those paid in the second And fewer young workers are choosing careers in half of 2012. construction. Read more at AZCentral. Note: AZCentral is now “Metro Phoenix’s homebuilding industry is going premium content. Readers are permitted 20 free article through growing pains,” said housing analyst Jim views per month.

South Tucson Business Park Gets New Owner and a Second Life

By Gabriela Rico A nearly vacant business park in the The 35KSF building, across the The company paid $600K for the for the Arizona 2700 block of South Fourth Avenue, street from Tucson Greyhound Park, property and plans to redo the plaza. the Madera Business Park was currently has a crematorium and a Daily Star He said light manufacturers or call recently bought by Tucson real estate Domino’s Pizza, said Andy Seleznov, centers would be ideal for the space, company Larsen Baker LLC and will direct of leasing for Larsen Baker. but the company is not interested in get a face lift. housing retail stores there. Old Vail Road currently runs through the property. South Tucson gave Larsen Baker that portion of Old Vail Road in a land swap, said Joel Gastelum, the city’s planning and zoning administrator. In exchange, the developer will build that portion of the El Paso Greenway through South Tucson just behind the business park between Fourth and Fifth avenues, he said. Read more at AZStarNet

Rendering Credit: Larsen Baker LLC

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Gateway to Overhaul Signage

By Maria Polletta Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport as roads and freeways, such as Loop Maricopa County Department of for The Arizona has been working to create a 202, were built. Transportation and consulting firms comprehensive signage plan to worked to define a distinctive “airport Republic Currently, the primary way people facilitate that process, inventorying vicinity area,” using the major get to Gateway is via Loop 202 and existing signage in the greater arterial streets around the airport as Power Road, Morris said. Others use Gateway area and examining signage general boundaries, Brad Bielenberg, Ray Road. systems at large, medium and small landscape architect with Otak, the airport hubs throughout the country. A technical advisory group that Gateway consultant said. included officials from Mesa, Some airport signs in the area date Signs leading to the airport will be Gilbert, Queen Creek, the Arizona to Gateway’s inception. Others came bright green and refer to “Gateway” Department of Transportation, the instead of the more wordy Phoenix- Mesa Gateway Airport, formatting decisions that will be taken into account as Arizona 24 is completed. Hawes and Power roads will serve as the primary freeway exits. Signs within the airport will be dark blue. Read more at AZCentral. Note: AZCentral is now premium content. Readers are permitted 20 free article views per month.

Photo Credit: David Kadlubowski/The Republic

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Planned University Campus Would be First for Gilbert

By Parker Leavitt Chicago-based St. Xavier University, a Catholic school is perhaps best known for its nursing and education for The Arizona founded in 1846, plans to open a campus in downtown programs, Provost Paul DeVito said. Gilbert, a move that would give the town its first higher- Republic St. Xavier was founded as an all-women’s school by education institution. the Sisters of Mercy, a group founded by Mother Mary St. Xavier hopes to open in Gilbert’s McAuley in Ireland in the early 1800s, according to the historical Heritage District by January university. 2015. The Gilbert Town Council Dan Henderson, Gilbert’s economic-development likely will review a development director, said higher education brings a twofold benefit agreement next month for the to the town in furthering community and economic university site, and St. Xavier will development. seek licensing for its programs through state agencies, officials said. A university campus in downtown Gilbert would complement the momentum the area is seeing, Details on the size of St. Xavier’s Gilbert campus, along Henderson said. with an exact location, should be available when the finalized development plan comes forward, officials said. Read more at AZCentral. Note: AZCentral is now premium content. Readers are permitted 20 free article views per St. Xavier may initially offer degree-completion programs month. in nursing, business and special education. The university New Florence Town Manager Talks Development Issues

Source: Florence Original headline: Town is still looking Answer: The town is still moving Question: Does the town have Reminder & at eminent domain down the road. We are still enough prisons? Is it possible to have Blade-Tribune investigating, looking at the entire so many prisons that we hurt our Town Manager Charles Montoya sat project. Council passed the eminent chances to ever have anything else? down with the Florence Reminder domain … we’re still looking at that this week to review current topics: avenue. Answer: It is the huge primary employment base that has come Question: With the new economic from that industry. We’ve got to development brochure and the recognize that is a huge primary contacts that have come from that employment. Government as a whole — are you getting a good sense of is one basis, people all want to have the types of employers that Florence government. The prisons, you have is most likely to attract, and are you potentially 6,000 people who are talking to some specific ones? employed there.

Question: You’ve been manager for Answer: The development brochure, a good six months now. What do you the website, meetings that we’re think of Florence, your new home? conducting or people that we’re reaching out to, conferences that we Answer: I came to Florence because could attend or have attended, it’s there are more positives that are all part of a greater plan. Economic going on for this community moving development is not a next week or forward than I saw in many other next month thing. It’s sometimes six places. months to two years. It’s more about instead of a needle in a haystack, you There are so many positive things. become a bigger object so at least The employees of the town are very they know you’re out there. positive, they love to work here. Charles Montoya, Florence Town Manager We have to go out and reach them; Read more at TriValleyCentral Question: Back on March 4 the Town they’re not just going to come to us. Council voted unanimously to use the town’s eminent domain powers if necessary to buy the Florence Copper Project. Click here to return to Table of Contents 20 Volume 4, Issue 48

Gila River Indian Community Members File Civil Rights Complaint Against ADOT Over Freeway

By Allison A group of Gila River Indian The complaint, filed by community Statement; ADOT failed to analyze Hurtado for East Community members have filed a members along with the Gila River the South Mountain Loop 202’s federal Title VI Civil Rights Complaint Alliance for a Clean Environment disparate health, environmental, Valley Tribune against the Arizona Department of (GRACE), alleges that ADOT violated and economic impacts on the tribe Transportation (ADOT) for proposing the civil rights of Native peoples and tribal members; and ADOT and promoting the building of South by proposing a freeway that would provided inadequate consultation and Mountain Freeway through South “desecrate their sacred South informed consent, access, notice, and Mountain. Mountain” and cause negative health meaningful participation in the Draft impacts to the community. Environmental Impact Statement scoping and planning to the Gila River South Mountain is sacred to the Gila Indian Community tribal members, River Indian Community and several according to a statement sent out by other tribes in Arizona. the group.

The group claims it has been GRACE was part of a large group that discriminated against because ADOT submitted 318 pages of comments on knowingly designed the South the South Mountain Freeway to ADOT Mountain Freeway through South during its open comment period Mountain, despite acknowledging on the Draft Environmental Impact its importance to the tribal Statement. community; ADOT designed a narrow purpose and need for Read more at East Valley Tribune their Draft Environmental Impact

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Click here to return to Table of Contents 21 Tuesday, August 6, 2013 Cadillac Coming to Chandler Auto Mall By Luci Scott Chandler’s auto mall at Gilbert Road and Loop 202 of De Rito Partners, which handles the auto mall’s land for The Arizona is getting its first new dealership in years, Earnhardt sales. Chandler Cadillac, which, along with rising vehicle sales, Republic About 25 acres remain vacant. Of those, about 13 appear to be indicators that the region’s economy is are owned by John Lund of Scottsdale, and 11 acres regaining strength. are owned by a joint partnership of De Rito Partners Pending a city permit, the company hopes to break Development Inc., and Kimco, a New York City-based ground in August and move in early 2014, said Derby real-estate investment trust. Earnhardt, owner of the dealership and an executive Earnhardt is moving the dealership from Scottsdale with the Earnhardt auto chain. because the Southeast Valley is growing and the luxury The dealership will occupy about 8 acres the company market is good in the area, Derby Earnhardt said. The bought on Chandler Auto Parkway and Gilbert Road, move to 8 acres will be an expansion for the Cadillac just north of the Santan portion of Loop 202. Earnhardt dealership now at Scottsdale and McDowell roads, Chandler Cadillac will be south of Power Nissan. which sits on about 3 leased acres. The dealership is the fifth at the auto mall and the first The new 29KSF building will be a state-of-the-art new one in several years. facility, Earnhardt said. “We have ongoing activity with other automobile Read more at AZCentral. Note: AZCentral is now dealers who are looking at the area, and an ongoing premium content. Readers are permitted 20 free article strategic marketing plan in place,” said Stan Sanchez views per month.

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Click here to return to Table of Contents 22 Volume 4, Issue 48 AZBEX tracks commercial permits & projects in Permits Issued plan review with values greater than $500K.

Bld - Building Search Permits Com - Commercial City of Flagstaff Maricopa County Elec - Electrical City of Gilbert Mohave County Grd - Grading City of Peoria Pima County “LP” - Large Plan - There are different Types City of Phoenix Apache County OS - Structural City of Scottsdale Coconino County OSE/OS Structural/Electrical City of Surprise Gila County Plmb - Plumbing City of Tucson Yavapai County TI - Tenant Improvements

From Type Permit Date Address Valuation Owner or Project Description Contractor Contact Phone number Issued Phoenix LPRT 1302336 7/30/13 118 N 7TH AVE $659,194.00 1650 TYSONS BLVD STE 950, THE DAVIS EXPERIENCE; MCLEAN VA 22102 GC: TO BE BID

Phoenix BLD 13016006 7/31/13 4239 W MCDOWELL $659,259.00 2535 VALLEY VIEW AVE, K & I ARCHITECTS 602-262-3838 RD SALT LAKE CTY UT 84117 INTERIORS; BASHAS’ (ARCH) CONSTRUCTION 480-895-5304 (GC) Tucson TI T13CM03089 7/31/13 7812 E SPEEDWAY BL $700,000.00 SAGUARO VISTA VENTURES LLC * - TI: GROCERY STORE Pima Com P13CP04279 7/30/13 7635 N LA CHOLLA BL $1,192,657.00 WAL-MART STORES INC - County PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM FOR SHADE STRUCTURES Phoenix S 13015723 7/29/13 7600 W VAN BUREN $1,250,000.00 2394 E CAMELBACK RD, PRIMUS BUILDERS INC ST PHOENIX CA 85016 Maricopa Com B201301849 7/30/13 14502 W MEEKER $1,298,830.00 BANNER HEALTH - NEW SUNDT CORP 602-920-2911 County Blvd PHOENIX, AZ GENERATOR SYNCHRONOUS 85006 SWITCHBOARD AND CHILLER / BANNER DEL E. WEBB MEDICAL CENTER CENTRAL PLANT

Phoenix LPRS 1302364 7/31/13 4055 S 32ND ST $1,967,000.00 11452 CAMINO REAL STE 200, DOUGLAS ALLRED 858-793-0202 SAN DIEGO CA 92130 I-176; GC: TO BE BID

Maricopa Com B201302672 8/1/13 10401 W $3,496,850.00 BANNER HEALTH - INTERIOR DPR CONSTRUCTION County THUNDERBIRD Blvd RENOVATION OF BANNER DBA DPR ARIZONA SUN CITY, AZ 85351 BOSWELL MEDICAL CENTER TO CREATE NEW OPERATING ROOMS, A HYBRID OPERATING ROOM, PRE-OP, AND STAFF AREA AND LOUNGE

Phoenix LPSC 1301954 8/2/13 3300 W CAMELBACK $5,250,000.00 3300 N CAMELBACK RD, ORCUTT/WINSLOW 602-999-8318 RD PHOENIX AZ 85017 PARTNERSHIP; PONO (GC) CONSTRUCTION LLC Phoenix LSCA 1301247 8/2/13 6600 W LATHAM ST $15,868,012.80 IRWIN PASTERNACK AIA 602-277-5978 PC; RYAN COMPANIES (ARCH) 602-322-6100 (GC) Phoenix BLDS 13016165 8/1/13 8585 W BUCKEYE RD $27,421,368.00 6720 N SCOTTSDALE RD STE 130, GRAYCOR 602-757-0069 SCOTTSDALE AZ 85253 CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

Phoenix BLD 13016136 8/1/13 7502 W DURANGO ST $42,948,096.00 650 N ARMSTRONG PL ATTN: E S I CONSTRUCTORS MARK LAVIN, BOISE ID 83704 INC

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Phoenix-Area Retail Vacancy Rates Declining

By Tim Gallen With nearly 1M square feet leased in the past six months, The Central region of the Valley boasts the highest retail for Phoenix retail activity in the Phoenix metro area continued to vacancy rate at 13.4 percent. rebound in the second quarter, according to new numbers Business Journal Read more at Phoenix Business Journal from Phoenix-based Velocity Retail Group. Overall, the retail vacancy rate across Phoenix at the end of the second quarter was 11.3 percent, down from 12.7 percent during the same period last year. At the end of June, the Southwest Valley had the lowest vacancy rate in the metro at 8.2 percent, followed by the North Valley at 9 percent and the Northwest at 9.8 percent. In the fourth quarter of 2009, the Southwest Valley posted its highest vacancy rate of 12.4 percent. The Southeast Valley continues to struggle with a vacancy rate of 12.9 percent, improved from its high point of 14.8 percent in the third quarter of 2011, according to Velocity Retail. Photo Credit: Kathreen Fontecha | California Lighting Technology Center, University of California Davis

Macerich Facing Tough Decisions about Fiesta Mall

By Eric Jay Toll for What happens when you mix a dearth In premium content, Hansen loan moved to a special servicer in a Arizona Builder’s of shoppers with an over-built retail interviews East Valley real estate possible foreclosure move. corner and a distressed shopping developer Michael Pollock about Exchange Read the full story at area? According to Phoenix Business the impacts of Tempe Marketplace Phoenix Business Journal Journal reporter Kristena Hansen, you and Mesa Riverview power centers premium content. get a tough decision on what to do on the 1MSF conventional Fiesta with a pending foreclosure. Mall. Owner Macerich has had its

Macerich loan on its portion of Fiesta Mall in Mesa may be going into foreclosure. Photo Credit: Phoenix Business Journal

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2 Donations, Opportunities

1. Golden Vertex, a Bullhead City mining 2. Scottsdale is seeking a tenant for its company, is activating the Moss historic Noriega Livery Stable in Old Mine outside the Northern Arizona Town. The city wants a lessee who will community. As part of its activities, propose the most advantageous and Golden is donating some of the creative way to use the studio space to historic mining structures—such as the attract visitors to downtown Scottsdale. headframe—to the city for placement The deadline for the responses to the Photo Credit: Edward Gately/The Republic in Community Park in Bullhead City. RFP is August 15. The city wants a vendor who will utilize the space with little or no cost of the city. 4 Sale Transactions

3. Equity Residential Trust, Chicago, in story tower has about 190KSF and a its continuing move to sell all Phoenix 4-story parking garage. area holdings has topped the three- 7. McDowell Mountain Marketplace quarter billion dollar mark in property sold for $14.1M ($168/SF) to YAM sales. Bridge Investment Group Management, Scottsdale. The 84KSF Partners LLC, Murray, Utah, acquired Photo Credit: AZRE shopping center, Thompson Peak Pkwy. The Retreat. The 480-unit multifamily and Bell Rd., Scottsdale, is anchored property, 20808 N. 27th Ave., Phoenix, by a Bashas’ market. Lee & Associates sold for $52.8M ($110K/unit). Marcus 7 handled the deal for the unnamed & Millichap Real Estate Investment seller. Services was the broker for both sides of the deal. Marcus & Millichap 8. The Ocotillo Plaza, 123KSF, 2840 S. also marketed the Promontory Point Alma School Rd., Chandler, has sold for apartments, 424 units at 888 E. Clinton $13.6M ($111/SF). The mostly vacant St., Phoenix. That complex has sold but shopping center (29% occupancy rate) no details are available yet. was picked up by a De Rito Partners company. The seller was Ocotillo 4. Phoenix area multifamily prices Photo Credit: AZRE Plaza Investors, Roseville, Calif. CBRE are being paid for a Prescott Valley brokered the sale. apartment complex. The Terraces at Glassford Hills, 5700 E. Market St., 9. A LEED-certified building in Cotton 8 sold for $22.4M ($99K/unit). Aspen Center sold for $11.6M ($158/SF). The Square Management, Inc. was the 73.4KSF building, 4950 S. 48th St., was seller. The Bascom Group picked up the sold by Yarvek LLC, Phoenix. Mutual of property in its first move outside major Omaha Bank is the buyer of the Class A metros. Marcus & Millichap Real Estate building. Lee & Associates represented Investment Services represented both the seller. sides in the transaction. 10. The total is down a little, $9.8M, 5. Shea Homes paid $19.5M ($50K/lot) for from last month’s more than $20M Photo Credit: Phoenix Business Journal 387 Greer Ranch lots. The unfinished in Southern Arizona CRE sales. The subdivision, Sarival Ave. and Cactus Arizona Daily Star recaps the sales. Rd., Surprise, was partially graded by Major deals over $1M include: 9 developer Courtland Homes. The lots ▶▶Westmoreland Apartments, 1351 have 53 and 63 foot frontages. Regent and 1324 W. St. Mary’s Rd., Tucson. Properties, Los Angeles, was the seller. $2.3M. Seller: Westmoreland 6. The Midtown Bank of America Tower, Apartments LLC, Tucson; Buyer: a 3030 N. Central Ave., Phoenix, has joint venture of 1331/1335 LLC and sold for $14.8M ($78/SF). Omninet Rancho Palos Verdes LLC, Tucson. Capital acquired by bank from a joint ▶▶Undeveloped land, 10705 N. Oracle partnership of the Ronald Realty Group Rd., Tucson. $2.0M. Seller: Cañada Photo Credit: AZRE and Morrison Street Capital. The 15 Click here to return to Table of Contents 25 Tuesday, August 6, 2013 Commercial Real Estate News

Donations, Opportunities 11 Sale Transactions (Cont’d) del Oro Partners, Phoenix; Buyer: project fell into foreclosure in 2010. The Villas at San Dorado LLC, Scottsdale. Glendale store is scheduled for a mid- 2014 opening. CBRE handled both sides ▶▶Sahuarita Ridge Apartments, 1091 of the deal. American Furniture plans Beta St., Sahuarita. $2.0M. Seller: this to be their second Valley location. Sahuarita Ridge Apartments LLC, Their Gilbert (AZBEX, February 19) Chandler; Sahuarita Leased Housing location opens next month. American Associates I LP, Plymouth, Minn. Photo Credit: AZRE Furniture is litigating a dispute with ▶▶Commercial building, 4601 E. Gilbert impact fees (AZBEX, July 23) Broadway Blvd., Tucson. $1.7M 13. Inside Tucson Business aggregated a ($138/SF), 12.3KSF. Seller: Sam Third 12 series of CRE sales in Southern Arizona: Sale Transactions LLC, Tucson; Buyer: Community Behavioral Health Properties of ▶▶Wilmot Plaza, E. Broadway Blvd. Southern Arizona, Tucson. Brokers, and Wilmot Rd., Tucson. $6.2M seller: GRE Partners LLC; buyer: ($63.3/acre). Seller: Wilmot Plaza Tucson Realty & Trust. LLC, Houston, Tex.; Buyer: Bourn Development. Representatives: ▶▶Undeveloped land, Oracle Rd. and seller, CBRE; buyer, Bourn Advisory First Ave., Tucson. $1.3M. Seller: Services LLC. Cañada del Oro Partners, Phoenix; Photo Credit: American Furniture Warehouse Buyer: German Dobson CVS, LLC, ▶▶Arete Associates office building, 3194 Woonsocket, R.I. N. Swan Rd., Tucson. $9.5M ($265/ SF). Seller: NFB Investors LLC; Buyer: 11. Casa Carranza Apartments, 1903 N. 13 Legacy Property Management LLC. Country Club Dr., Mesa, sold for $9.1M Representatives: seller, Picor; buyer, ($33.5K/unit) to SPL Real Estate & Available Properties, Anaheim, Calif. Management Company, Denver, Colo. Seller Summit Equity Investments, 14. The former Development Services Inc., Los Angeles, acquired the project offices in Kingman are being turned in 2011 and remodeled the 272 unit into an event center. The city sold complex—including parking lot with a the former J.C. Penney building to 475 kilowatt solar power installation. Fleischman Arizona Investment Photo Credit: LoopNet Colliers International represented both Company for $350K ($40/SF) in March. sides in the negotiations. The city took a $525K loss on the deal, but were forced into the sale at 12. American Furniture Warehouse, 14 recession-era prices because a state law Englewood, Colo., has acquired 41.5 about renting city property for private acres in Glendale for a new facility. The retail use made leasing prohibitive. company paid $9M ($217K/acre) for Dora’s Beale Street Deli has leased the the property, 9801 W. Bethany Home building to open Beal Celebrations— Rd., near Loop 101. The half-mile an event and celebration center—in frontage was picked up from Stearns December. Bank. Originally planned to be part of Bella Villagio project, the mixed use Photo Credit: Kim Steele / Daily Miner Lease Transactions

16 15. After announcing a merger with Denver 16. The Arizona Daily Star reported a law firm Rothgerber Johnson & Lyons pair of major leases deals in Southern LLP, Lewis & Roca plans to move a new Arizona in its weekly recap of CRE office in the Collier Center. Currently activity. TMI Acquisition LLC signed located in Renaissance Square, Lewis for 42.5KSF, 1625 S. Euclid Ave. Picor & Roca has inked a pact for three floors represented both the tenant and with 56KSF. It plans to move in March, landlord, 1625 South Euclid Avenue 2014. LLC, Tucson. In another deal, GRE Partners LLC represented landlord Photo Credit: CoStar Click here to return to Table of Contents 26 Volume 4, Issue 48 Commercial Real Estate News

18 Lease Transactions (Cont’d) Dodge Properties LLC in a 37KSF lease 19.4KSF. Represented: Landlord. for Daniel’s Moving & Storage, 3131- 18. CGI Group, Inc., Montréal, Québec, 3137 S. Dodge Blvd., Tucson. Canada, has opened an 11KSF 17. De Rito Partners has been negotiating infrastructure support facility, 309 W. leases for landlords and tenants and Elliot Rd., Tempe. The new branch will signed ten deals in the past month. The employ 70 persons. The company has largest in the group are: a data center in Phoenix, and offices in Photo Credit: LoopNet Sierra Vista and Tucson. ▶▶Dutch Bros. Coffee, Litchfield and Indian School roads, Goodyear. 19. Arc Steel Investments, LLC, a steel 19 27.6KSF ground lease. Represented: fabrication company is leasing 37.2 Tenant. acres, 22423 N. Ralston Rd., Maricopa. The improved site, with two buildings ▶▶Planet Fitness, Metro Gateway totaling 6KSF and open storage areas, Shopping Center, 35th and is owned by a receiver, Heartland Peoria avenues, Phoenix. 21KSF. Financial USA. Cassidy Turley handled Represented: Landlord. the lease and is also marketing the ▶▶Planet Fitness, Chandler Pavilions, property for sale. 54th St. and Ray Rd., Chandler. Photo Credit: Cassidy Turley Openings 21 20. The renovation and deep cleaning are 21. Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar and Grill over, tools put away, mops stored, and opened its seventh Arizona location Li’l Abner’s Steakhouse in Marana in Peoria’s Park West entertainment is open for business once again. The district. The eatery has 18.3KSF at restaurant, 8501 N. Silverbell Rd. has Northern and 98th avenues. The chain been in its location for 33 years. The has opened 18 locations across the menu of steaks and cowboy beans Southwest. Two more Arizona locations remains in place—with an addition are in the works, but locales are not Photo Credit: Stacie Scott/The Arizona Republic of draft beer and hard cider. The being disclosed until leases are signed. remodeling modernized bathrooms and 22. Food truck hot dog stand, Short Leash upgraded amenities while keeping the Hot Dogs has opened a permanent place’s character. location with seating at First and 22 Roosevelt streets, Phoenix. The food

trucks will actually still be on the street,

but the new site, called Sit…Stay, next

to Jazz in AZ’s The Nash performance

center, will be the eatery’s first dine-in location.

Photo Credit: Alexandra Scoville / Downtown Devil Closures and Foreclosures

23. The Silver Star Playhouse in Northeast 23 Mesa is going dark for good. Formerly the home of the Broadway Palm Dinner Theater, Higley and Brown roads, is up for lease once again. SRS Real Estate Partners is handling the search for a new tenant. The 43KSF theater is the anchor location in the shopping plaza.

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ABA ASPE The Reference Library August Aug 28 - 43rd Consecutive semester of Aug 13 - 2013 ASPE Educational Program Aug 7 - Improving the Performance of apprentice training(Tucson) Concrete Flooring Sep 12-13 - OSHA 10 Hour Course Aug 8 - Design of Drained & Back (Tucson) AZ Solar Center Ventilated Rain Screen Cladding Aug 20-21 - Ready or Hot? (Tucson) Aug 14 - The How and Why of Sliding and Folding Door Hardware ACE Aug 15 - Hopper Finishes Factory Tour and Lunch Presentation Aug 20 - Public Private Partnership Task AZCA Force Meeting Sep 6 - 2013 Invitational Golf Classic Aug 21 - Basics of Waterproofing Design Aug 22 - Winning Work With Dynamic Aug 28 - Life Safety Seminar Proposals Aug 26 - Residential Construction BOMA Management - Project Management Aug 21 - BOMA Membership Luncheon The Reference Library Certificate Program Aug 22 - Trade Show at the AIA State AUG 27 - The Long Road to Recovery Convention CMAA Aug 9 - 2013 Big Roadway & ACT Transportation Update TUCA Aug 7 - Scaffolding Training (Tucson) Aug 14 - AGC/PAG Meeting(Tucson) Aug 28 - TUCA Membership Lunch Phx Green Chamber (Tucson) AGC Aug 9 - August Green Drinks Sep 11-12 - ERCC 16 Hour Course Aug 22 - Clean Tech Nation Luncheon ULI Aug 22 - How Arizona Competes AIA SMPS Sep 10 - Technology Reshaping Aug 22 - 2013 AIA Arizona State Aug 9 - SMPS Build Business Rountable Real Estate Conference - Bringing the DREAM Back to Phoenix

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How to Read Projects Bidding Projects are Color Coded by Category: Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant, Development, Horizontal, Utilities, Commercial, Alterations & Maintenance, and Products & Equipment. Solicitations are listed by their Due Date and the Darker Color Shade indicates solicitations New or Revised in this Issue.

CMAR - Construction Manager at Risk D-B-B - Design Bid Build IFB - Invitation for Bids RFP - Request for Proposals Consult - Consultant IDIQ - Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite JOC - Job Order Contract RFQ - Request for Qualifications DB - Design Build Quantity Sub Bids - GC requesting sub bids RFQuote - Request for Quotations

Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant Includes Design, Construction Administration, Inspection, Master Planning, Surveying, and Environmental Analysis Solutions. Also includes Misc. Land and Title solicitations.

Due Date Project Plan- RFP/RFQ / Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Link & Time Volume Holders Project # Proposal 8/6/13 130802 IFB City of Tucson - On-Call Materials Testing. Contact: Matt 7/22/13 Link 4pm Hausman at 520-837-4123 or 10:30am [email protected]. First published on 7/19

8/6/13 RFQ City of Sedona - Consultant for Public Works ARC Flash Link COB Analysis and Coordination Study. Contact: Donna Pflueger at [email protected]. First published on 8/2

8/7/13 2013-026 RFQ ADOT - I-10/SR303L Traffic Interchange (Phase I) none Link 2pm Landscape Architectural Design. Contact: Jessica Lessard, Contract Specialist, at 602-712-4462 or [email protected]. First published on 7/2

8/7/13 $12M- List DP(CMAR) RFQ ASU - Design Professional for Psychology Building 7/22/13 Link 2pm $13M 2013-70088 Renovation in Tempe main campus.Contact: Pamela 8am Veal at 480-727-3752 or [email protected]. First published on 7/12 & added sign-in sheet on 8/2

8/7/13 RFQ Grand Canyon Resort Corporation - Consulting Services Link 5pm to create a cohesive Master Plan incorporating (A) Data Collection, (B) Strategic Planning, (C) Facilities Development and (D) public meeting facilitation services in preparation of the Grand Canyon West Master Plan. Contact: Kevin Freese, Interim Project Manager, at 307-631-9812 or [email protected]. First published on 7/23

8/12/13 RFQ City of Williams - Airport Planning, Design, Engineering, none Link 3pm Construction Management and Consulting Support Services. Contact: Brandon Buchanan, City Manager, at 928-635-4451 or [email protected]. First published on 7/16

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Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant

Due Date Project Plan- RFP/RFQ / Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Link & Time Volume Holders Project # Proposal 8/12/13 List 151301 RFP ASU - Environmental Services: Consultants and 7/16/13 Link 3pm abatement contractors for Asbestos and/or Lead-Based 10am REVISED Paint Assessments and Abatement Services, which will include emergency situations, and planned abatement renovation. Contact: Matt Marino at 480-965-0822 or [email protected]. First published on 7/9 & added sign-in sheet on 7/26. Revised due date on 8/2

8/14/13 2014-03 RFQuote City of Flagstaff - Traffic Count Service. Contact: Amy none Link 3pm Hagin, Sr. Procurement Specialist, at [email protected] or 928-213-2276. First published on 8/2

8/15/13 $4.9M RFP 3202-7; RFP Maricopa Community Colleges - Architectural/ 8/5/13 Link 2pm 130019 Engineering Services for Phoenix College Allied Health 11am and Dental programs remodel. Remodel of existing 34,476 gsf three story building for Allied Health and 8,294 gsf single story building (above the parking lot) for the Dental Program. Contact: Arlen Solochek, AIA, Project Manager, at 480-731-8232 or [email protected]. Pre-Solicitation first published on 12/21 and first published in open solicitations on 7/30

8/15/13 14-022 RFP City of Tempe - Consulting Services to Develop Link 3pm Infrastructure Improvement Plan & Impact Fee Schedule. Contact: Michael Greene at [email protected] or 480-350-8516. First published on 7/23

8/15/13 GS-9P-13- RFQ General Services Administration - Fire protection Link 4:30pm NQ-M-0002 engineer for Fire Protection Surveys in Region 9, AZ, CA, & NV. Contact: Deborah J. Bernsdorf, at OSH Specialist/Contracting Officer, at [email protected] or 415-522-3398. First published on 7/19

8/16/13 RFQ Litchfield Elementary School District - Civil Engineering Link 10am Services. Contact: Litchfield Elementary School District at 623-535-6028. First published on 8/2

8/16/13 $3.5M List WS85050046 RFQ City of Phoenix - Deer Valley Reservoir No. 2 (1- 8/6/13 Link 12pm GS1-2) Rehabilitation Project (Design Services). 10am Provide professional design and possible construction administration and inspection services for the design of the rehabilitation of Deer Valley Reservoir No. 2 (1-GS1-2). Contact: Liz Blakley at 602-534-5789. First published on 7/23

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Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant

Due Date Project Plan- RFP/RFQ / Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Link & Time Volume Holders Project # Proposal 8/16/13 List W912PL-12-S-0008 Sources Department of the Army - Miscellaneous Link COB Sought Environmental Services for Development of Combined Habitat Assessment Protocol for Projects within California, Arizona, Southern Nevada, Southwestern Utah, Other Areas Served by the South Pacific Division. Contact: Sandy Oquita at 213-452-3249 or [email protected]. First published on 7/19 8/19/13 COCHA14- RFQ City of Chandler - Chandler Water Reclamation Facility Link 4pm 00003246; Design Services. Contact: Dara Griffith at 480-782-3314 WW1301-201 or [email protected]. First published on 7/19 8/21/13 $625K List 12103-ROQ-2013 RFQ Maricopa County Facilities Management - OET Zone 7/31/13 Link 1pm 2 Durango Refresh Design. The project consists of 10:30am refreshing IDF rooms in approximately 17 buildings on the Durango Campus. Contact: Paul Shamrock at [email protected]. First published on 7/12 8/21/13 $130K List P14-0006 RFQ City of Peoria - Peacock Village Waterline Replacement 8/7/13 Link 5pm Design Services. Design Services for waterline 10am replacement in the Peacock Village subdivision. Contact: Jennifer Miller at 623-773-7115. First published on 7/26 8/22/13 $1.7M 2013-029; RFQ ADOT - Design of Intersection Safety Improvements, Link 2pm & $13M SH53503D and 75th Ave. & Cactus and 75th Ave. & Peoria. Contact: SH53603D Randy Copic, Contract Specialist, at 602-712-4121 or [email protected]. First published on 7/19 8/22/13 14-028 RFP City of Tempe - Downtown Parking Strategic Plan. Link 3pm Contact: Lisa Goodman at [email protected] or 480-350-8533. First published on 7/30 8/23/13 $100K List 2013C006 RFQ Maricopa County Flood Control District - Value none Link 2pm Engineering. Contact: Shari Simonski at 602-506-4433 or [email protected]. First published on 7/30 8/23/13 131402 RFP City of Glendale - Study and Design Services for 8/15/13 Link 2pm Pyramid Peak Water Treatment Plant Improvements. 10am Contact: Bill Passmore, Engineering Department, at [email protected]. First published on 8/6

8/23/13 RFQ City of Benson - On-Call Airport Engineering Design and 8/9/13 Link 3pm Review Services. Contact: Bradley J. Hamilton at 520- 10am 720-6325 or [email protected]. First published on 7/30 8/23/13 2013-024 RFQ Town of Marana - Marana Utilities SCADA Master 8/13/13 Link 4pm Plan. Contact: Mr. Patrick O’Kane at 520-382-2679 or 11am [email protected]. First published on 7/30

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Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant

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 8/26/13 2014-01 RFQ City of Flagstaff - Materials Testing Services. Contact: none Link 3pm Amy Hagin, Senior Procurement Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 7/26 8/28/13 List 13-161-SOL-00034 RFQuote Department of Health and Human Services - Whiteriver Link 2pm Fuel Storage Inspection & Repair & SPCC Plan at the Whiteriver Health Center in Whiteriver, Arizona. Provide independent inspection services to assess the condition of the existing storage tanks, piping, connections, vents, valves, automatic tank gauges (ATG), and overall site facilities. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Bonnie Hicks, Contracting Officer, at bonnie. [email protected] or 214-767-8587. First published on 7/26

TM INTRODUCING Lightline THE FUTURE OF MOVABLE WALLS. SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL.

For more information, contact Tina Gazia at 480.406.7166 or [email protected] 8/28/13 2013-027 RFQ ADOT - I-10/SR303L System Traffic Interchange (Phase none Link 2pm II) Design. DBE goal of 13.20%. Contact: Margie Cerda, Contract Specialist, at 602-712-8369 or [email protected]. First published on 7/2

8/29/13 $40K List 14RP001 RFP City of Scottsdale - Consultant for Discovery Zone Plan. none Link 2pm Contact: John Snow at 480-312-5716 or [email protected]. First published on 8/6

8/29/13 RFQ Lake Havasu City - Drainage System Improvements Link 3pm - Engineering Services. Contact: Kimberly Fiumara, Contract Administrator, at 928-854-0772. First published on 8/6

9/3/13 List N62473-13-R-2011 RFQ Department of the Navy - Contract Labor Support Link 12pm Services for NAVFAC Southwest. Provide assistance to the Government for program management, project management, planning, design, scheduling, cost estimating, and construction management for projects to support the Navy, Marine Corps, and Air Force clients within the NAVFAC SW Area of Responsibility (AOR) (California, Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Nevada, and Colorado). This procurement is limited to qualifying SBA 8(a) firms. Contact: Patty Olivas at [email protected] or 619-532-2375. First published on 8/6 Click here to return to Table of Contents 32 Volume 4, Issue 48 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.

Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant

Due Date Project Plan- RFP/RFQ / Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Link & Time Volume Holders Project # Proposal

9/3/13 ADOT14-00003234 RFP ADOT - Right of Way Agents & Land Title Examiners. Link 3pm Contact: Sara Stravers at 602-712-7564 or [email protected]. First published on 8/6

9/5/13 List COCHA14- RFQ City of Chandler - Annual Architectural Services Link 4:30pm 00003281; Contract. Contact: Dara Griffith at 480-782-3314 or EN1402-101 [email protected]. First published on 7/30

Open till 11.160.131 RFQ Arizona Board of Regents - 2013 Annual RFQ for 12/17 Link 12/31/17 11am Facility-Related Professional Services including: Design Professional (DP) Architectural, Pre-Construction, Cost Estimating, Commissioning, Facility Project Programming, and Engineering Services. Contact: Candace Awbrey at 928-523-4227. First published on 12/14/12

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

Due Date Plan- RFP/RFQ Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Link & Time Holders Project # Proposal

8/22/13 RFP Town of Queen Creek - Development of a Site Located Link 5pm at the Southeast Corner of Ellsworth Loop Rd and Maya Rd. Contact: Kim Moyers, Economic Development Specialist, at 480-358-3523 or [email protected]. First published on 7/12

8/30/13 RFP City of Phoenix - Urban and/or Mixed-Use Development in Link 4pm Downtown Phoenix. Addendum 5 adds Three City-Owned Properties on North Second Avenue Between McKinley and Roosevelt Streets. Contact: Isis Sanchez at 602-262-5040 or [email protected]. First published on 7/16

9/3/13 13-01-ITN RFP Maricopa County - Invitation to Negotiate: EstrellaSportsfield 8/1/13 Link 3pm Complex. Provide technical resources and financial backing 9am for the upgrade, management, operation, maintenance and Mand. expansion of the existing Sportsfield Complex at Estrella Mountain Regional Park. Contact: Emily MIller at [email protected]. First published on 7/26

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

Due Date Project Plan- Solicitation/ Type Owner - Description Pre-bid Link & Time Volume Holders Project # 8/6/13 IFB City of Show Low - 9th Street and Hall Intersection 7/25/13 Link 2pm Improvements. Construction of new pedestrian 2pm improvements for Navajo County located at the Mand. intersection of 9th Street and East Hall, Show Low. Contact: Marian Agan at [email protected] or 928-532-4040. First published on 7/23 8/7/13 $901K List 5401416 IFB City of Tempe - Minor Concrete Improvements Link 10am 2013/2014. Contact: City of Tempe Engineering Division at 480-350-8200. First published on 7/19 & added link to plan holders list on 7/23 8/7/13 P13PS01348 RFP National Park Service - Road Crack Seal at Tumacacori Link 2pm National Historical Parkin Southern AZ. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Bryan Gregory at 928-638-7431 or [email protected]. First published on 7/23 8/7/13 $250K- List AG-8173-S-13-0026 RFP Department of Agriculture - Road Re-Construction on none Link 4pm $300K NFSR 300 Reconstruction & Apply Dust Abatement. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Margaret A Cisco, Purchasing Agent, at [email protected] or 928-333-6345. First published on 7/26 8/7/13 List 2013-021 IFB Town of Marana - Pavement Preservation 2013-2014. 7/26/13 Link 4pm Contact: Rebecca Shields, Project Coordinator at 10am 520-382-2667 or [email protected]. First published on 7/23 & added sign-in sheet on 7/30

8/8/13 $3M List 2013-027 2013- JOC Maricopa County - Roadway Stabilization and 8/1/13 Link 10am 028 2013-029 Paving Services Job Order Contract. Contact: Bonnie 1pm Williams at [email protected]. First published on 7/23, placed ON HOLD on 8/6 8/8/13 SM321C IFB Lake Havasu City - 2013-2014 Fog Seal Program. Link 3pm Contact: Terry Brown, Maintenance Services, at 928- 855-3377 or [email protected]. First published on 7/26 8/8/13 List AGFD14-00003201 IFB Arizona Game and Fish Department - Construction 7/23/13 Link 3pm Services for Phoenix PD and DPS Range 10am REVISED Improvements at Ben Avery Shooting Facility. Contact: Elizabeth Burgard at [email protected] or 623-236-7459. First published on 7/16 & added sign-in sheet on 7/26. Revised due date on 8/2

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8/9/13 $8.43M List 191-A-(202)T IFB ADOT - Pavement preservation on US 191 in Cochise Link 11am County. The project consists of milling the existing deteriorated pavement and replacing it with Asphaltic Concrete (3/4” Mix) (End Product) and new Asphalt Rubber-Asphaltic Concrete Friction Course (AR-ACFC). DBE goal of 4.87%. Contact Engineering Specialist: James Wimmenauer at 602-712-7765 or Construction Supervisor: Rene Teran at 520-705-5721. First published on 7/2

8/12/13 List IFB City of Eloy - Battaglia Road Reconstruction: 11 Mile 7/22/13 Link 10am Corner to Sunshine Blvd. First published on 7/12 & 10am revised link on 7/16 & added sign-in sheet on 8/2 Mand.

8/12/13 SM313N IFB Lake Havasu City - 2013-2014 Crack Seal Program. Link 3pm This project consists of the hot applied placement of up to 200,000 lbs of City supplied rubber-asphalt crack sealing material into cracks in asphalt concrete pavement. Contact: Terry Brown, Maintenance Services, at 928-855-3377 or [email protected]. First published on 7/30

8/13/13 $13K AGFD14-00003250 IFB Arizona Game and Fish Department - Construction 8/6/13 Link 3pm Services Archery Range Grading & Drainage 10am Restoration at Ben Avery Shooting Facility. Contact: Elizabeth Burgard at [email protected] or 623-236-7459. First published on 8/6

8/14/13 R-0613 IFB City of Show Low - Sierra Pines Roadway 8/2/13 Link 2pm Reconstruction Phase II. Reconstruction of 2pm approximately 11,400 LF of existing roadway. Contact: Mand. Public Works Secretary at 928-532-4040. First published on 7/30

8/15/13 List 2013-030; D-B-B MCDOT - El Mirage Road Improvements: Picerne 8/6/13 Link 1pm 13109-DBB Drive to Bell Road. Contact: Paul Shamrock at 9am [email protected] or 602-506-6476. First published on 7/26

8/15/13 14PRD0070 IFB City of Prescott - Goldwater Lake Park - Day Use 8/1/13 Link 2pm Expansion. Project includes a new well and water 10am system, roadway, parking, utilities, group pavilions, Mand. restrooms, and a playground. Contact: City of Prescott Parks & Recreation at 928-777-1122. First published on 7/26

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8/15/13 $3.5M- 13PB014 IFB City of Scottsdale - Thomas Road Bicycle Lanes and 7/18/13 Link 2pm $4M Enhanced Sidewalks Project. Construct bicycle lanes, 1pm REVISED enhanced sidewalks, landscaping, medians, turn lanes, traffic signal and public art work along Thomas Road from 73rd Street to (and including) the Indian Bend Wash Bridge. Contact: Karie Ingles at 480-312-5744 or [email protected]. First published on 7/16 & revised bid date on 8/2

8/15/13 ADOT14-00003253 IFB ADOT - Guardrail Repair, Removal and Installation none Link 3pm Services for the Globe District. Contact: Amir Sakhi at 602-712-8584 or [email protected]. First published on 8/6

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 Link 11am 303L in the City of Surprise. No DBE goal. Contact: Engineering Specialist Rimpal Shah at 602-712-8377 or Construction Supervisor Kirk Kiser at 602-712-3780. 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

8/16/13 $5.7M List 087-B-(217)T IFB ADOT - Pavement preservation on SR 87 in Gila Link 11am County, 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

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8/16/13 $248K List 069-A-(210)T IFB ADOT - Traffic Signal modifications on SR 69 in Link 11am Yavapai County. The work consists of removing and installing traffic signal equipment at six traffic signal locations, maintaining traffic signals during construction, traffic control and other related work. DBE goal of 3.14%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Adrian C. Gutierrez at 602-712-8257 or Construction Supervisor: Andrew Roth at 928-759-2426. First published on 6/28

8/16/13 $4.3M List IM-015A(202)T IFB ADOT - Bridge deck rehabilitations on I-15 in Mohave Link 11am IM-015A(203)T County. DBE goal of 3.96%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Sarker Rahman at 602-712-8262 or Construction Engineer: David C. Sikes at 928-266-2688. First published on 7/2

8/16/13 $720K List IM-017A(233)T IFB ADOT - Drainage Improvements between I-17 Link 11am and Durango Street. The proposed work includes regarding the embankment slopes between southbound I-17 and Durango Street, and between northbound I-17 and the exit ramp for 19th Avenue. DBE goal of 4.93%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Susan Webber at 602-712-6879 or Construction Supervisor: John Halvarson at 602-769-5580. First published on 7/2

8/19/13 12-05-001 IFB Eloy Municipal Airport - Taxi-lane Reconstruct Project. Link 3pm Reconstruct the taxi lanes between the T-Hangars adjacent to the airport apron and Lear Drive, and construct a connecting taxi lane between the southernmost T-Hangar apron and the existing Taxi lane. Contact: Reproductions Inc. (Tucson) at 520-622-7747 for documents. First published on 7/26

8/20/13 $4.8M- List AV31000080-FAA D-B-B City of Phoenix - Deer Valley Airport Taxiway Alpha 8/6/13 Link 2pm $5.9M Reconstruction and New Run Up Area Design Bid 9am Build Services. This project will include the relocation and complete reconstruction of Taxiway Alpha and associated connectors. Contact: Emeke Ekpe at 602-256-4107. First published on 7/23

8/22/13 $11M- 103853 IFB Pima County - Magee Road Improvements: La Canada 8/5/13 Link 2pm $12M Dr. to Oracle Rd. (AZ77) (4MRLCO) Contact: Mark 2pm Koskiniemi, Commodity / Contracts Officer, at [email protected]. First published on 7/19

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8/23/13 $495K List BR-010-F(217)T IFB ADOT - Bridge Rehabilitation on I-10 in Cochise Link 11am County 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 Link 11am SR 303 in Phoenix. The proposed work includes installation of conduit and fiber optic cables for closed circuit television cameras, overhead sign structures with dynamic message signs, loop detectors, ramp meter installations, and other related items. DBE goal of 7.73%. First published on 6/28

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602-997-0937 | suntecconcrete.com 8/23/13 $643K List CLG-0-(202)T IFB ADOT - Striping and signage located in Maricopa and Link 11am QCR-0-(210)T Pinal Counties in various locations. The work consists ELM-0-(207)T of upgrading striping and upgrading signing in the and other related work. DBE goal of 2.54%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Sara Howard at 602-712-6834 or Construction Supervisor: Adam Carreon at 520-826- 2501. First published on 7/2

8/23/13 $4.5M List 160-A-(201)T IFB ADOT - Road widening on US 160 in Navajo County. Link 11am The work consists of constructing passing lanes, milling friction course, overlaying asphaltic concrete, extending pipe culverts, replacing pavement markings, and other miscellaneous work. DBE goal of 2.79%. Contact C&S Technical Leader Manish Shah at 602- 712-7216 or Construction Supervisor: Carl Ericksen at 928-524-5421. First published on 7/2

8/23/13 $1.2M List CYM-0-(200)T IFB ADOT - Signage replacement in the City of Prescott, Link 11am Towns of Prescott Valley, Chino Valley, Dewey- Humboldt and unincorporated Yavapai County. DBE goal of 4.22%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Sara Howard at 602-712-6834 or Construction Supervisor: Andrew Roth at 928-759-2426. First published on 7/2

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8/23/13 $1.3M List 188-A-(204)T IFB ADOT - Install new Box culverts on SR 188 in Gila Link 11am County. The project consists of installing a new double barrel 10’ x 7’ and a new single barrel 6’ x 6’ reinforced concrete box culverts, removing existing pipes, removing gabion baskets, and removing guardrail, replacing pavement markings, replacing Asphaltic Concrete (AC) pavement, placing chip seal coat, and other miscellaneous work. DBE goal of 6.95%. Contact Engineering Specialist: William Nanni at 602-712-6899 or Construction Supervisor: Elaine Leavens at 928-402-5627. First published on7/9 8/23/13 $643K List BKY-0-(206)T IFB ADOT - Striping and signing projects located in Link 11am CLG-0-(202)T Maricopa and Pinal Counties in various locations. QCR-0-(210)T The work consists of upgrading striping in the Town of Buckeye, Queen Creek and City of Coolidge and upgrading signing in the City of El Mirage and other related work. DBE goal of 2.54%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Sara Howard at 602-712-6834 or Construction Supervisor: Adam Carreon at 520-826-2501. First published on 7/16 8/23/13 $643K List ELM-0-(207)T IFB ADOT - Striping and signing projects located in the Link 11am City of El Mirage in Maricopa County. The work consists of upgrading striping in the City of El Mirage and other related work. DBE goal of 2.54%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Sara Howard at 602-712-6834 or Construction Supervisor: Adam Carreon at 520-826-2501. First published on 7/16 8/23/13 $800K List 189-A-NFA IFB ADOT - Construct turning lane and pavement Link 11am improvements on SR 189 in Santa Cruz County. The work consists of constructing left turn lanes, installing traffic signal equipment, microwave communication system, concrete pavement, sidewalk and curb and gutter, signing, pavement markings, and other miscellaneous work. Contact: C&S Technical Leader Manish Shah at 602-712-7216 or Construction Supervisor: Jeremy Moore at 520-260-2384. First published on 8/6

8/23/13 $500K- 14006 IFB Town of Oro Valley - Canada Del Oro Shared Use 8/7/13 Link 2pm $1M Path - First Ave to Steam Pump Park. Contact: Jose 2pm Rodriguez at 520-229-4872 or [email protected]. First published on 7/26

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Bid Date & Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link Time Volume holders Type 8/23/13 List R13PS30321 IFB Department of the Interior - Parker Dam Maintenance 8/12/13 Link 3pm Yard. Resurface Maintenance Yard at Parker Dam. 11am REVISED Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Jennifer M. Doran, Contract Specialist, at 702-293-8436 or [email protected]. First published on 8/6 with revised due date 8/26/13 $100K- COCHA14- IFB City of Chandler - City of Chandler Airport - Santan 8/14/13 Link 10am $500K 00003304; Apron Pavement Improvements. Contact: Ray Buglion 9am AI1302-401 at 480-782-3319 or [email protected]. First published on 8/6 8/27/13 AV08000070-FAA IFB City of Phoenix - PSHIA West Hold Bay Pavement 8/12/13 Link 2pm Reconstruction (Phase II). Contact: Kandi Kawolsky at 11am 602-534-8352. First published on 8/2 8/27/13 AV06000021-FAA IFB City of Phoenix - Phoenix Sky Harbor International 8/12/13 Link 2pm Airport East Air Cargo Reconstruction. Contact: Kandi 10am Kawolsky at 602-534-8352. First published on 8/2

8/28/13 $300K 13PB043 IFB City of Scottsdale - Scottsdale Airport Runway Safety 8/14/13 Link 2pm Lighting and Signage Improvements. Contact: John 10am Snow at 480-312-5716 or [email protected]. Mand. First published on 8/6 8/28/13 $110K- COCHA14- IFB City of Chandler - City of Chandler North Airport 8/14/13 Link 2pm $500K 00003314; Terminal Parking. Contact: Ray Buglion at 11am AI1301-401 480-782-3319 or [email protected]. First published on 8/6 8/29/13 2013-014-IFB IFB PhxMesa Gateway Airport - GA Ramp Expansion & 8/13/13 Link 2pm Hangar 46 Ramp Reconstruction.The intent of the 10am project is to construct new Portland Cement Concrete Mand. Pavement (PCCP) in front of the General Aviation (GA) Building and reconstruct the existing PCCP in front of Hangar 46. Contact: Marian Russey at [email protected]. First published on 7/26 8/29/13 $150K- 106295 IFB Pima County - Arizona Forest Highway #39 (Catalina 8/19/13 Link 2pm $200K Highway) Wall 65B. Contact: Mark Koskiniemi, 2pm Commodity / Contracts, at [email protected]. First published on 8/6

9/13/13 $460K List 060-E-(210)T IFB ADOT - Install Traffic Signal Equipment and right Link 11am turn lane at the intersection of US-60 and 9th Place. DBE goal of 6.78%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Tom Mowery-Racz at 602-712-6741 or Construction Supervisor: Elaine Leavens-Cooke at 928-532-2345. First published on 7/2

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Bid Date & Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link Time Volume holders Type 9/13/13 $1.4M List 095-C-(213)T IFB ADOT - Construct game fence on SR 95 in Mohave Link 11am County. The work consists of removal of cable barrier, constructing game fence, installing cattle guards, and other miscellaneous work. DBE goal of 9.2%. Contact Engineering Specialist: William Nanni at 602-712-6899 at Construction Supervisor: Chris Olson at 928-681-6016. First published on 7/2

9/13/13 $265K List YUM-0-(214)T IFB ADOT - Traffic signal upgrades in the City of Yuma. Link 11am Replace 8-inch signal heads with new 12-inch vehicular signal heads at various locations within the City of Yuma. Contact Engineering Specialist: Leonard Vidra at 602-712-8158 or Construction Supervisor: Jaime Hernandez at 928-317-2158. First published on 7/2

9/13/13 $29.1M List 089-D-(201)S IFB ADOT - Reconstruction of road on US 89 in Coconino Link 11am County. The work consists of reconstructing US 89 to the east of the current alignment with earthwork, aggregate base, paving asphaltic concrete, new northbound and southbound bridges over the Little Colorado River, box culverts, underpasses, drainage, roundabout, sidewalk, raised median, curb and gutter and other related work. DBE goal of 5.94%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Sara Howard at 602-712-6834 or Construction Supervisor: David Sikes at 928-266-2688. First published on 7/2

9/20/13 $25.2M List 089-B-(203)S IFB ADOT - Roadway widening on SR 89 in Yavapai Link 11am County. The work consists of constructing a new two lane road paralleling the existing two lane roadway, constructing a two lane road (Deep Well Ranch Road) from the proposed Deep Well Ranch Road roundabout to Ruger Road, reconstructing the existing two lane roadway and constructing two roundabouts. DBE goal of 5.53%. Contact: Engineering Specialist Donna Rice at 602-712-8618 or Construction Supervisor: Andy Roth at 928-759-2426. First published on 7/2

9/20/13 $46M List STP-077-A(204)T IFB ADOT - Roadway widening on SR 77 in Pinal County. Link 11am The work consists of widening the existing roadway by adding one lane in each direction. DBE goal of 5.57%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Sarker Rahman at 602-712-8262 or Construction Supervisor: Mindy Teague at 520-549-8808. First published on 7/2

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9/20/13 $3.8M List 079-A-(205)T IFB ADOT - Bridge replacement on SR 79 in Pinal County. Link 11am The work consists of bridge replacement, roadway realignment and other related work. DBE goal of 7.13%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Rashidul Haque at 602-712-8261 or Construction Supervisor: Jeremy D. Moore at 520-260-2384. First published on 7/2

9/20/13 $4.2M List 303-A-NFA IFB ADOT - Construct landscape and irrigation on SR 303L Link 11am in the City of Surprise. Contact Engineering Specialist: Mahfuz Anwar at 602-712-7663 or Construction Supervisor: Kirk Kiser at 602-712-3780. First published on 7/2

9/20/13 $1M List 010-A-(207)A IFB ADOT - Dike repair on I-10 in La Paz County. The dike Link 11am repair work consists of placing borrow and grading, placement of shotcrete, removal and replacement of fence, seeding and other related items. DBE goal of 3.11%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Adrian Gutierrez at 602-712-8257 or Construction Supervisor: Jaime Hernandez at 928-317-2158. First published on 7/2

10/4/13 $5.85M List 060-E-(211)T IFB ADOT - Slope Stabilization and Roadway Relocation Link 11am On US 60 approx. 10 miles west of Carrizo. DBE goal of 5.01%. Contact C&S Technical Leader: Iqbal Hossain at 602-712-7471 or Construction Supervisor: Elaine Leavens at 928-532-2345. First published on 7/2

11/8/13 $1.7M List 087-C-(203)T IFB ADOT - Bridge replacement on SR 87 in Coconino Link 11am County about 20 miles south of Winslow. DBE goal (Opening) of 6.58%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Rashidul Haque at 602-712-8261 or Construction Supervisor: Carl Ericksen at 928-524-5421. First published on 6/28

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Utilities 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 Holders Type 8/6/13 IFB Pinetop-Lakeside Sanitary District - Conner Dr. & 7/25/13 Link 1pm Richardson Ln. Sewer Line Extension. Install approx. 200 1pm LF 8” SDR 35 PVC gravity sewer pipe, 927 LF 8” DR 21 Mand. PVC pressure rated water pipe for gravity sewer, 3 each 4’ diameter standard manholes, 1 each 8” SDR 35 PVC clean out, 3 each 4” SDR 35 PVC sewer lateral pipe with cleanouts and meter boxes, 6 each 4” DR 21 PVC pressure rated water pipe for sewer lateral pipe with cleanouts and meter boxes. Contact: 928-368-5370 x 229. First published on 7/9 8/8/13 CP0140-10 IFB City of Mesa - Wastewater Manhole Rehabilitation. Link 1pm Contact: Robin Berry at 480-644-2659 or e-mail [email protected]. First published on 7/19 8/8/13 14PWD0072 IFB City of Prescott - Yavapai Hills #9 Replacement of none Link 2pm Submersible Sewage Pumps. Contact: Scott Gregorio at [email protected]. First published on 7/26 & added project # on 8/2 8/9/13 IFB Cocopah Indian Tribe - Supply and Install three Back-up 7/19/13 Link 10am Generators for Water wells in Yuma County. Contact: 9am Edmund Domingues at 928-627-0616 or [email protected]. First published on 7/16 8/9/13 ` List DE- IFB Department of Energy - Liberty Substation Stage 05. 7/16/13 Link 2pm SOL-0005551 Construction of the Liberty Substation Transformer 10am REVISED replacement. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Gregory K. Cagle at [email protected] or 602-605-2921. Pre-Solicitation published on 6/14 & moved to open solicitations on 7/9 & revised due date on 8/6 8/9/13 IFB Navajo Nation Tonalea Chapter - Tonalea Chapter Link 3pm Community Water Distribution Project. Contact: Betty Ann Tso at 928-283-3430. First published on 7/23 8/12/13 List R13PS34106 IFB Department of the Interior - Replacement of Sewer Lift 7/22/13 Link 1pm Stations at the Yuma Desalting Plant.This solicitation is 8:30am 100% set aside for Small Business. Contact: Jacqueline Carrera at 928-343-8217 or [email protected]. Pre-Solicitation first published on 6/18 & moved to open solicitations on 7/16 8/13/13 $500K- List IFBP0608- IFB Department of Justice - Reline Sewage Ponds on the Link 10am $1M 1300001 federal property at the Federal Correctional Institution REVISED (FCI), Phoenix. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Jennifer L. Brouillard, Contracting Officer, at [email protected] or 209-956-9766. Pre-Solicitation first published on 6/7 & moved to open solicitations on 6/21. Added sign-in sheet on 7/12 & revised on 8/2 Click here to return to the Table of Contents 43 Tuesday, August 6, 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 8/14/13 PR20076026 RFQuote Department of Homeland Security - Back-up power 8/1/13 Link 3pm generator-Yuma AZ. Provide and install a backup power 9am generator for the facility at 4030 S. Ave ‘A’, Yuma. Contact: David A Moss, Contracting Specialist, at [email protected] or 509-468-3869. First published on 8/2 8/15/13 $1M- 102741 IFB Pima County - Arizona Forest Highway #39 (Catalina 7/29/13 Link 2pm $1.2M Highway): Mt. Lemmon Drainage Pipe Lining (4MTCPL). 2pm Contact: Mark Koskiniemi at [email protected]. First published on 7/16

8/16/13 $4M List DEMA14- CMAR AZDEMA - Provide Construction Manager at Risk none Link 9am 00003285 preconstruction and construction services for the Camp Navajo Army Depot Electrical Upgrade, Bellemont. Contact: Gina DeCotiis at 602-267-2765. First published on 8/2 8/16/13 W9128F- Department of the Army - Environmental Drilling Link 2pm 13T0103 Services PX/Commissary Site Fort Huachuca, AZ. Small REVISED Business Set-Aside. Contact: Rachelle Hairston at 402-995-2045. Pre-Solicitation first published on 8/2 & moved to active solicitation on 8/6 8/20/13 $18.5M 85650 CMAR Pima County - Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) 8/1/13 Link 4pm Services for North Rillito Interceptor Rehabilitation 1pm Project No. 3NRI14. SBE goal of 5%-15%. Contact: Jerry Rizzo at [email protected]. First published on 7/30 8/22/13 14PWD0071 IFB City of Prescott - Airport Well #3 Equipping Project. This 8/1/13 Link 2pm project generally consists of constructing and equipping 1pm a new pump house and arsenic treatment facility for Mand. Airport Well #3. Contact: Public Works Director at 928-777-1130. First published on 7/26 8/22/13 RFP Navajo Tribal Utility Authority - Chinle Water System Link 5pm Improvements - Phase 1. Contact: Avis Jimm, Purchasing Agent, at 928-729-6243 or email [email protected]. First published on 7/30 8/23/13 IFB Oak Creek Water Company - Potable Water Reservoir, 8/9/13 Link 3pm Pipeline Design, and Pressure Reducing Valve Project, 9am Sedona. The project includes installation of a 116,000 Mand. gallon potable water bolted steel storage tank, approximately 1,200 feet of 8-inch potable water line, approximately 600 feet of 6-inch potable water line, new pressure reducing valve with 2-inch low flow by-pass, and all ancillary items and appurtenances. Contact: WestLand Resources, Inc. Craig Cannizzaro, P.E. at 520-206-9585. First published on 7/30

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Bid Date Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Volume Holders Type 8/26/13 JOC-W13 JOC City of Mesa - Water and Wastewater Plant Facilities 8/7/13 Link 10am Construction Services JOC. Contact: Michele V. Davila at 9am 480-644-5463 or [email protected]. First published on 7/30 8/27/13 $<650K List AG-8197-S- IDIQ Department of Agriculture - IDIQ Rangeland Fence and 7/31/13 Link 5pm 13-0002 Water Systems Reconstruction in Tucson, HUBZone Set- 8am Aside. Contact: Mark Hostetler, Contracting Officer, at Mand. [email protected] or 520-388-8312. Pre-Solicitation first published on 7/9 & added pre-proposal information and updated target date on 7/26. Moved to open solicitations on 7/30 8/30/13 Yavapai-Apache Nation - Water Well No. 3 at Middle 7/31/13 Link 10am Verde. Contact: Wendy Ferguson, Tribal Utility Authority Director, at 928-567-1018 or [email protected]. First published on 7/23 10/4/13 $900K List GDY-0-(203)T IFB ADOT - Fiber Optic Cable Installations in Maricopa Link 11am County, within the City of Goodyear, on Estrella Parkway from Van Buren Street to McDowell Road and on Pebble Creek Parkway from McDowell Road to Indian School Road. The work consists of installation of fiber optic conduit and cables in both proposed and existing conduit, Ethernet switches, video encoders, CCTV cameras and other equipment necessary to extend the City’s traffic management system. DBE goal of 0.40%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Adrian C. Gutierrez at 602-712-8257 or Construction Supervisor: Girgis Girgis at 602-712-6710. First published on 8/2

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 8/8/13 G-4712 (S) IFB City of Show Low - Bus Transfer Station - Structure. 7/25/13 Link 1pm Work includes the installation of City of Show Low Bus 1pm Transfer Station Structure. First published on 7/23 Mand. 8/9/13 $600K DB Anderson Institute of Music & Performing Arts - Design/ Link 12pm Build Team to design and construct a performing arts REVISED center and theater at the Avondale City Center. Contact name: Edward Anderson. First published on 7/23 & revised due date & valuation on 7/30 Click here to return to the Table of Contents 45 Tuesday, August 6, 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 Bid Date Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Volume Holders Type & Time Volume Holders Type 8/9/13 A13PS00330 IFB Department of the Interior - John F. Kennedy Day Link 2pm School Quarters Improvements on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation, Gila County. Small Business Set- Aside. Contact: Gerald Knox at 602-379-6760 or [email protected]. First published on 7/16

8/9/13 $1M- Sub Bids Kevcon, Inc. is accepting sub bids for the Renovate Link 3pm $5M of the Men’s & Women’s Public Restrooms at GSA Tucson Federal Building (Below). The project involves ADA Renovations to the Men’s and Women’s Public Restrooms on floors 2-8 and the basement of the Tucson Federal Building. Contact: [email protected] or fax 760 432-0317. First published on 7/19

8/13/13 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 consisting of one or more sections. Contact: Earl Payne at 602-712-8514 or [email protected]. First published on 5/21 & revised bid date on 6/7, 6/28, 7/12, & 8/6

8/13/13 $1M- List GS09P13KLC0006 RFP General Services Administration - “Restroom 7/23/13 Link 4pm $5M Accessibility Remodel”, Tucson Federal Building, 2pm REVISED Tucson, AZ. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Dan Makowski, Contracting Officer, at [email protected] or 602-514-7394. Pre-solicitation first published on 7/2 & moved to open solicitations on 7/12. Revised bid date on 7/23

8/14/13 $12M- CMAR 2013-70088 CMAR ASU - CMAR services for the Psychology Building 7/29/13 Link 3pm $13M Renovation at Tempe main campus. Contact: Pamela 1:30pm Commercial Veal at 480-727-3752 or [email protected]. First published on 7/19

8/15/13 B13/9823; DC IFB Pima Community College - Lab Mechanical Upgrades. 7/23/13 Link 3pm ST-180 Work includes upgrading the mechanical system 10am including makeup air unit, cooling tower replacement; Mand. distribution piping; electrical systems modifications; energy management system modifications; test, adjust and balance the mechanical systems; and mechanical yard work per plans and specifications. Contact: [email protected]. First published on 7/9

8/15/13 CDBG #112-13 IFB City of Willcox - Community Center Improvements 7/24/13 Link 4pm Phase 4. Contact: Dave Shambach at 520-349-1546 at 10am [email protected]. First published on 7/12 Mand.

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Bid Date Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Volume Holders Type 8/16/13 $1M- List FA4887-13-R-0001 DB Department of the Air Force - Community Commons Link 12pm $5M Transformation Phase II. Design-build Renovation REVISED of Building 700 at Luke AFB, AZ. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Set Aside. Contact: Ryan Shappell, Contract Administrator, at 623-856-2784 or [email protected]. Solicitation first published on 7/9 & revised on 7/23

8/17/13 VA786A13R0104 Sub bids Big-D Construction is requesting sub bids on the N/A 2pm EST Construction of Committal Shelter at Prescott National REVISED Cemetery (Below). Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: [email protected]. First published on 7/19 & revised due date on 7/23 & time on 7/26

8/16/13 $1M- VA786A13R0104 Sub Bids Johnson Carlier is requesting sub bids for Prescott Link 4pm $2M National Cemetery(Below). Small Business Set-Aside. REVISED Project includes Committal Shelter and Cemetery Improvements for the Prescott National Cemetery of Arizona in Prescott. Contact: [email protected]. First published on 7/12 & revised due date and time on 8/2

8/20/13 $1M- List VA786A13R0104 RFP Department of Veterans Affairs - Construction of Link 4pm $2M Committal Shelter at Prescott National Cemetery. REVISED 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 & revised due date on 7/23 & again on 7/26

8/21/13 ADSPO14- IFB State Procurement Office - New Veterans’ Cemetery 8/8/13 Link 11am 00003302 Construction in Bellemont AZ. Contact: Melissa Bauer 11am at [email protected]. First published on 8/6

8/21/13 $1M- VA786A13R0100 RFP Department of Veterans Affairs - National Memorial Link 4pm $2M Cemetery of Arizona (NMCA), labor tools and REVISED 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 & revised bid date on 7/23 & 7/26

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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 8/21/13 $3.5M CP0211 CMAR City of Mesa - CMAR for Mesa Junior High Community 8/6/13 Link 10am Conversion. The Construction Manager at Risk will 2pm participate in the design phase and the construction phase of this project. Contact: Michele Davila at 480- 644-5463 or [email protected]. First published on 7/26

8/22/13 $4.3M List 12104-CMR-2013 CMAR Maricopa County Facilities Management - OET Zone 8/5/13 Link 10am 2 Durango Refresh CMAR. The project consists of 1:30pm refreshing IDF rooms in approximately 17 buildings on the Durango Campus. Contact: Paul Shamrock at [email protected]. First published on 7/12

• 3d modeling in Revit, CAD, Civil 3d, Please visit www.precision3dscanning.com SketchUp, etc. to learn more or request a free • Laser scanning to BIM demonstration by calling • 2d and 3d deliverables available (480) 510-1049 or email • Scan for existing as-built conditions [email protected]

8/22/13 List DEMA14-00003284 IFB AZDEMA - Men’s and Women’s Restroom Remodel, 8/15/13 Link 10am Valencia Armory, Tucson. Contact - Scope: Calvin 11am Monroe at 520-750-5102, or for contracting questions: Kathy Eastep at 602-267-2763. First published on 8/2

8/22/13 IFB Chrysalis - Chrysalis Transition East Renovation project, 8/8/13 Link 1pm Phoenix. Project includes renovation of a transitional 10am group housing facility to construct four bedroom units Mand. with bathrooms, approximate total of 1,000 SF within the existing footprint of the facility along with roof replacement and parking lot repair and re-surfacing. Contact: Chris Miller at 602-955-9059 or [email protected]. First published on 8/6 8/28/13 IFB Town of Thatcher - CDBG for Thatcher Park Restrooms. 8/13/13 Link 4pm Contact: David E. Shambach Architect at 520-349-1546 10am or [email protected]. First published on 8/2 Mand.

8/29/13 $4.7M 3203-7 CMAR Maricopa Community Colleges - Construction Manager 8/5/13 Link 2pm at Risk for the Allied Health and Dental Programs 11am Remodel/Renovation at Phoenix College. Contact: Arlen Solochek, AIA, Project Manager at 480-731-8232 or [email protected]. Pre-Solicitation first published on 12/21 and first published in open solicitations on 8/2

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Bid Date/ $/Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link Tine Holders Type 8/6/13 IFB 14-01-14 IFB Laveen Elementary School District - Vista del Sur Traditional School 8/2/13 Link 10am Cooling Towers Replacement. Contact: Eric Peterson at 4pm [email protected]. First published on 7/23 8/6/13 RFP Pine-Strawberry Water Improvement District - MRW-3 Electrical Link 2pm Installation. Contact: 928-476-4222. First published on 7/23 8/6/13 90136 JOC Pima County - Job Order Master Agreement HVAC Contracting 7/18/13 Link 2pm Services. Contact: Melissa Hala’ufia at [email protected]. 2pm First published on 7/16 8/6/13 P13PS01464 RFP Department of the Interior National Park Service - Heating, Link 2pm Ventilation, and Air Conditioning. Contact: Bryan Gregory at 928-638-7431 or [email protected]. First published on 7/23 8/7/13 IFB Thatcher Unified School District - Thatcher Middle School Gym Link 10am Plumbing Services. Contact: Gary Mangum at 928-348-7201 or [email protected]

8/7/13 86665 IFB Pima County - Simplex Fire Alarm Equipment & Service. Contact: 7/26/13 Link 11am John Nanosky at [email protected]. First published on 7/26 11am 8/7/13 P14GB002 RFP NAU - Supply and Install a Portable Sports Floor NAU’s Walkup Link 2pm Skydome facility in Flagstaff.Contact: Glenn Birkett at 928-523- 6094 or [email protected]. First published on 7/26 8/7/13 14-018 RFP City of Tempe - Replacement Windscreens at Diablo Stadium. 7/23/13 Link 3pm Contact: Lisa Goodman at [email protected] or 10am REVISED 480-350-8533. First published on 7/9 & revised due date REVISED and pre-bid date on 7/12 8/7/13 $25K- P13PS01456 RFQuote National Park Service - Shade Structures at Petrified National 7/31/13 Link 6pm EST $100 Forest. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Kimberley Robinson at 1pm [email protected]. First published on 7/26 Mand. 8/8/13 HO4-650-3287; IFB City of Chandler - Family Site Playground Upgrades - PHA. Contact: 7/23/13 Link 2pm COCHA14- Raquel McMahon at 480-782-2407 or 9am 00003233 [email protected]. First published on 7/16 8/8/13 08.030.133 IFB NAU - SBS West Ramp Snow Melt project (Re-bid). Project involves 8/5/13 Link 2pm installation of Piping to Mechanical room for snow melt control 10am system. Contact: Dennis McCarthy at 928-523-9236 or Mand. [email protected]. First published on 7/30 8/12/13 # 246 IFB Navajo Housing Authority - Modernization of Public Rental units. 8/8/13 Link 2pm Contact: James Bennett at [email protected]. 10am First published on 7/23 8/12/13 ADOT14- IFB ADOT - Highway Landscape Maintenance Services on Loop 202, none Link 3pm 00003251 Santan; Power to Frye Road. Contact: Amir Sakhi at 602-712-8584 or [email protected]. First published on 7/30 Click here to return to the Table of Contents 49 Tuesday, August 6, 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 8/12/13 IFB City of Phoenix Neighborhood Stabilization Program - Rehabilitation Link 4pm of a single family residence at 11146 W. College Drive, Phoenix. Contact: NHSP Project Manager at 602-424-4024 or [email protected]. First published on 7/26 8/12/13 IFB City of Phoenix Neighborhood Stabilization Program - Rehabilitation Link 4pm of a single family residence at 4920 N 108th Dr, Phoenix. Contact: NHSP Project Manager at 602-424-4024 or dpierce@nhsphoenix. org. First published on 7/26 8/12/13 IFB City of Phoenix Neighborhood Stabilization Program - Rehabilitation Link 4pm of a single family residence at 1918 North 94th Glen, Phoenix. Contact: NHSP Project Manager at 602-424-4024 or [email protected]. First published on 7/26 8/12/13 IFB City of Phoenix Neighborhood Stabilization Program - Rehabilitation Link 4pm of a single family residence at 9134 W. Palm Ln, Phoenix. Contact: NHSP Project Manager at 602-424-4024 or dpierce@nhsphoenix. org. First published on 7/26 8/12/13 IFB City of Phoenix Neighborhood Stabilization Program - Rehabilitation Link 4pm of a single family residence at 94735 N 111th Glen, Phoenix. Contact: NHSP Project Manager at 602-424-4024 or [email protected]. First published on 7/26 8/12/13 RFP Navajo Tribal Utility Authority - HVAC Services for Navajo Nation Link 5pm Buildings, Fort Defiance. Indian Preference. Contact: Avis Jimm, Purchasing Agent, at 928-729-6243 or email [email protected]. First published on 7/30 8/13/13 13-168-001 RFP Yuma County - Replace the Fire Alarm System at the Yuma County 8/6/13 Link 12pm Historic Courthouse. Contact: Steve Mendoza at 10am [email protected]. First published on 7/23 Mand. 8/13/13 13024-S IFB Maricopa County - Security Electronic System: Parts Maintenance Link 2pm and Repair. Contact: Derron Wasp at 602-506-3823 or [email protected]. First published on 8/6 8/13/13 14-024 RFP City of Tempe - Security System - Purchase, Repair, Installation and Link 3pm Upgrade. Contact: Tony Allen at [email protected] or 480-350-8548. First published on 7/23 8/13/13 ADOT14- IFB ADOT - Highway Landscape Maintenance Services on Loop 202, none Link 3pm 00003252 Santan; Frye Road to Gilbert. Contact: Amir Sakhi at 602-712-8584 or [email protected]. First published on 7/30 8/15/13 ADSPO14- RFQuote State Procurement Office - Paint various Lottery Offices. Contact: 7/31/13 Link 2pm 00003222 Rick Crago at 480-921-4508. First published on 7/16 1pm Mand. 8/15/13 #52-14-14 RFP Chandler Unified School District - Metal Breezeway Ceiling at 8/1/13 Link 2pm Patterson Elementary School. Contact: Sheri Shroka at 9am [email protected]. First published on 7/30

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Bid Date/ $/Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link Time holders Type 8/15/13 ADSPO14- IFB State Procurement Office - Roofing Repair and Replacement at the 8/6/13 Link 3pm 00003264 Records Retention Center in Phoenix. Contact: Melissa Bauer at 1am 602-542-9158 or [email protected]. First published on 7/30 8/15/13 IFB 3205-2 IFB Maricopa Community Colleges - Audio Visual System Experimental 8/1/13 Link 3pm Classrooms and Conference Room. Contact: Ren Carlson at 10am [email protected]. First published on 7/30 Mand. 8/15/13 Link M62974- RFQuote United States Marine Corps - Audio Video Wall Installation at 8/7/13 Link 3:30 EST 13-T-30041 Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) in Yuma. Contact: Client Services 1pm at 1-877-933-3243 or [email protected]. First published on 8/6 8/15/13 CDBG #112-13 IFB City of Willcox - Stabilization and repair of traditional lime plaster 7/24/13 Link 4pm on adobe construction for a minimum of four comparable 10am projects. A complete bid document may be obtained from Dave Mand. Shambach c/o DESA (David E. Shambach Architect), 261 N. Court Ave. Tucson, AZ 85701. Telephone: 520.349.1546. Email: [email protected]. First published on 7/23 8/16/13 RFP 07-05-13 RFQuote Gila River Indian Community - Emergency Shelter Homes. Contact: 7/24/13 Link 2pm Daniel Acuna at [email protected] or 520-562-6074. 3:30pm First published on 7/23 Mand. 8/16/13 IFB 14-014 IFB City of Phoenix - Fire Sprinkler System Maintenance Inspection and 8/8/13 Link 2pm Repairs. Contact: Andria Williams at 602-262-4439 or 10am [email protected]. First published on 7/30 8/19/13 20108899 IFB Tucson Airport Authority - Runway Sweeper. Contact: Deborah Link 1:30pm Walker at [email protected]. First published on 7/19 8/19/13 # 248 IFB Navajo Housing Authority - Commercial Door Lock Restoration. Link 2pm Indian Preference. Contact: James Bennett, Jr. at 928-729-6302 /6305 or [email protected]. First published on 8/6 8/19/13 ADOT13- IFB ADOT - Chiller and Support Equipment Preventive Maintenance 8/6/13 Link 3pm 00002679 and Repair. Contact: Christina Jimenez at 602-712-4458 or 9:30am [email protected]. First published on 8/6 8/20/13 List 3-161-SOL-00014 RFQuote Indian Health Services - Parker Indian Hospital Flooring & Painting. Link 2pm CT Replace carpet and repaint the interior walls, hard ceilings, doors and door frames at the Parker Indian Hospital. Contact: Bonnie Hicks, Contracting Officer, at [email protected] or 214-767-8587. First published on 7/23 8/20/13 $250K- 13-161-SOL- RFQuote Department of Indian Health Services - Install Doors, ADA 7/31/13 Link 2pm $500K 00029 Hardware, and Access Control Project in the Whiteriver Hospital, 1pm Whiteriver, Arizona. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Bonnie Hicks, Contracting Officer, [email protected] or 214-767-8587. First published on 7/26 & added site visit and project valuation on 7/30 Click here to return to the Table of Contents 51 Tuesday, August 6, 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 8/21/13 IFB Paloma Elementary School District - Furnish all labor, material and 8/14/13 Link 2pm transportation required for the construction and completion of 12pm Electrical Deficiencies at Kiser Elementary Schoolin Gila Bend. Contact: Kristin Turner at 928-683-2588 or [email protected]. First published on 8/2 8/21/13 IFB Paloma Elementary School District - Furnish all labor, material and 8/14/13 Link 2:30pm transportation required for the Roofing Repair at Kiser Elementary 11:30am School Gymnasium in Gila Bend. Contact: Kristin Turner at 928-683- 2588 or [email protected]. First published on 8/2 8/21/13 RFP City of Phoenix - Golf Course and Grounds Maintenance Services. 8/1/13 Link 4pm This Request for Proposal (RFP) is for golf course and grounds 10am maintenance services only. It does NOT include golf course, pro- shop, or food and beverage operations or management. Contact: Leslie Lewis at 602-261-8605 or [email protected]. First published on 7/19

8/21/13 140861 JOC City of Tucson - JOC for Basketball, Multi-Use and Tennis Court 8/9/13 Link 4pm Resurfacing. Contact: Cheri Odeski at 520-837-4126 or cherie. 9am [email protected]. First published on 8/2

8/21/13 RFP Anthem Community Council - Anthem Civic Building Renovation 8/13/13 Link 5pm Project; Security System/Access Control System Design, 12pm procurement & installation Services. Contact: Mand. [email protected] or 623-742-4560. First published on 7/30

8/21/13 RFP Anthem Community Council - Anthem Civic Building Renovation 8/13/13 Link 5pm Project; Audio Visual Design, procurement & installation Services. 11am Contact: [email protected] or 623-742-4560. Mand. First published on 7/30

8/22/13 $343K 6705631 IFB City of Tempe - Cooling Tower Replacement at Tempe Public Link 9am Library. Contact: City of Tempe Engineering Division at 480-350-8200. First published on 8/2 8/22/13 99780 IFB Pima County - Roadway Sweeping Services. Contact: Walter 8/1/13 Link 1pm Lewandowski at 520-724-8197 or [email protected]. 10am First published on 7/19

8/22/13 13PB047 IFB City of Scottsdale - Tree & Palm Tree Pruning & Removal Services. 8/7/13 Link 2pm Contact: Margie Vasquez at 480-312-5715 or 9am [email protected]. First published on 8/6

8/22/13 140859 RFP City of Tucson - Routine Property Repair & Maintenance. Contact: 8/9/13 Link 4pm Cheri Odeski at 520-837-4126 or [email protected]. 9am First published on 8/2

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Bid Date/ $/Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link Time holders Type 8/23/13 A13PS00532 IFB Bureau of Indian Affairs - Remove & Replace Carpeting & Water 8/13/13 Link 2pm Cooler at San Simon School on the Tohono O’odham Indian 11am Reservation, Pima County. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Gerald Knox at 602-379-6760 or [email protected]. First published on 8/2 8/23/13 $25K- P13PS01630 RFQuote National Park Service - Roof installation at Chiricahua National Link 3pm $100K Monument in Cochise County. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Deborah Cimmer at 928-638-7431 or [email protected]. First published on 8/2 8/23/13 $25K- P13PS01623 RFQuote National Park Service - Install Metal Roof at Fort Bowie National Link 3pm $100K Historic Site Visitor Center in Cochise County. Small Business Set- Aside. Contact: Deborah Cimmer at 928-638-7431 or [email protected]. First published on 8/2 8/27/13 List 13-161-SOL- RFQuote Department of Indian Health Services - Carpet Replacement. Link 2pm 00027 Provide construction services to replace existing carpet in the Whiteriver Hospital located at 200 West Hospital Drive, Whiteriver, Arizona. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Bonnie Hicks, Contracting Officer, [email protected] or 214-767-8587. First published on 7/26

8/27/13 14-016 RFP City of Tempe - Replacement Stadium Pads - Diablo Stadium. Link 3pm Contact: Lisa Goodman at [email protected] or 480-350-8533. First published on 7/30

8/29/13 13PB047 IFB City of Scottsdale - Airport Landscape Maintenance. Contact: Jim 8/14/13 Link 2pm Swaziek at 480-312-5719 or [email protected]. 9am First published on 8/6

8/30/13 DCH-N 07-01-13 IFB Gila River Indian Community - Demolition/New Construction of 8/2/13 Link 2pm 9 Residential Homes, Sacaton. Contact: Cynthia Gerard, Buyer at 10am [email protected]. First published on 7/30 9/5/13 List COCHA14- RFQuote City of Chandler - Annual Mechanical, Plumbing and Electrical 8/22/13 Link 4pm 00003280; Services Contract. Contact: Dara Griffith at 480-782-3314 or Dara. 9am EN1401-101 [email protected]. First published on 7/30 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. Click here to return to the Table of Contents 53 Tuesday, August 6, 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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Date Solicitation/ Type Owner - Project Description Pre-bid Link Project # 8/7/13 ag-32sd-s-13-0051 Sources Department of Agriculture - Supply 22 Stainless Steel Scales, 8 solar Link COB Sought panels with batteries and 32 load cells amplifiers for the Agricultural Research Service in Tucson. Contact: Frederick O. Gifford at [email protected] or 510-559-6017. First published on 8/6 8/8/13 14-007 RFQuote City of Phoenix - Request for quotes on Iron, Steel and Aluminum Link 9am materials. Contact: Edith Barrera at 602-495-7664 or REVISED [email protected]. First published on 7/26 & revised due date on 8/6 8/8/13 10219982 RFQuote City of Phoenix - Supply Ram pump system D200. Contact: Dora Link 10am Chavez at 602-262-7189 or [email protected]. First published on 8/6 8/8/13 14FOD0069 IFB City of Prescott - Concrete Crusher/Grinder Rental. Contact: Cheri 7/19/13 Link 2pm Ditto at [email protected] or 928-777-1116. 8am First published on 7/16 8/8/13 RFQuote Tucson Unified School District - Ceiling Tiles as needed. Contact: Kevin Link 2pm L. Oster at 520-225-6094 or [email protected]. First published on 7/30 8/12/13 S151303 IFB UA - Supply Door Hardware for Phase III Keyless Access Project. none Link 2pm Contact: Gloria Zimmerschied at 520-626-7926 or [email protected]. First published on 7/2 8/13/13 2014020 IFB City of Mesa - Sweep Star Commercial Sweeper. Contact: Cyndi none Link 3pm Gonzales at [email protected]. First published on 8/2 8/13/13 140871 IFB City of Tucson - Ready Mix Concrete. Contact: Gillian Needham at 8/2/13 Link 4pm 520-837-4132 or [email protected]. 11am First published on 7/26 8/14/13 FA4877-13-Q-0365 RFQuote Department of the Air Force - Supply and deliver three 70 Ton Chiller Link 10am to Davis- Monthan AFB. Contact: Adam H. Tausch at [email protected] or 520-228-2377. First published on 8/6 8/15/13 ADOT14-00003166 IFB ADOT - Traffic Cabinets and Controllers - Statewide.Contact: Ryan none Link 3pm Litner at 602-712-4398 or [email protected]. REVISED First published on 7/30 & revised on 8/2 8/19/13 100262 IFB Pima County - Security System Parts. Contact: John Nanosky at 8/6/13 Link 11am [email protected]. First published on 8/2 11am 8/20/13 PARKS14-00003244 IFB Arizona State Parks - Sand, Landscape Materials and Delivery to none Link 3pm multiple locations within AZ. Contact: Margie Silva at 602-542-6937. First published on 8/6 8/22/13 COCHA14-00003242; IFB City of Chandler – Supply 12 CY Dump Truck. Contact: Mike Mandt at 8/8/13 Link 2pm ST4-072-3273 480-782-2406 or [email protected]. 10am First published on 7/16 8/27/13 IFB # C13-22 IFB 1 GPA - Supply Asphalt (Supplemental Statewide). Contact: Christy Link 11am Knorr at 866-306-3893 or [email protected]. First published on 8/6

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Solicitation/ Project Target Type Owner/Project Description Link Project # Volume Date New AG-82FT-S-13-0024 $250K- Target: Department of Agriculture - Sierra Ancha Compound Link $500K 8/7/13 Improvements near Flagstaff, AZ.The projects consists of maintenance and renovation work on the Office, House 2, House 3, and House 4. Renovate the office and House 3 for ADA. Remove existing roof on all structures and install new. Install solar PV, new tankless hot water heater, electrical, and smoke detectors. HUBZone Set-Aside. Contact: Anthony Salas at 970-498-1147 or by email at [email protected]. Pre-Solicitation first published on 8/6 New 912PL-13-R-0004 <$3M Target: IDIQ U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - One Indefinite Delivery Contract Link 8/15/13 for Cultural Resources Services for Civil Works, Military and Work for Others Projects primarily at Various Locations in the Los Angeles District So California, So Nevada, SW Utah and AZ including SPD. Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Sandy Oquita at 213-452-3249. Pre-Solicitation first published on 8/6 New $2.8M Target: RFQ Maricopa County Flood Control District - Powerline, Vineyard Link August Road, and Rittenhouse Flood Retarding Structures Design (On- 2013 Call) Project. This is a design project that involves replacing the Powerline Flood Retarding Structures (FRS) with a channel system that discharges into the Vineyard Road FRS and converting the Rittenhouse FRS into a levee that will discharge into the Vineyard Road FRS. Vineyard Road FRS will be raised and rehabilitated. NRCS will be involved with the design reviews and will tend to be a cost share partner. Pre-Solicitation first published on 8/6

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