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Volume 3 Issue 7 By Subscription Only Issue Date: March 9, 2012
CONNECTING THE LOCAL BUILDING INDUSTRY
State Unemployment Sits at 8.7%; Construction Remains Virtually Flat
The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for Source: Source: Arizona in January was 8.7%. The unemployment rate AZ Dept of for December 2011 was revised upward from 8.7% to Administration 9.0%. As a consequence of the annual benchmarking process, unemployment rates for prior months were also revised. See pages 4 and 5 for details on this year’s annual benchmarking. The U.S. unemployment rate in January fell two‐tenths of a percent from 8.5% in December to 8.3% in January. Over‐the‐month job losses are typical in January. Arizona lost 34,300 or ‐1.4% of the Nonfarm jobs in January. Leaner hiring in the fourth quarter was a contributing factor for lower than average seasonal losses in January. The recent tenyear average (2002‐ 2011) was a loss of 59,700 Nonfarm jobs or ‐2.4%. The pre‐recession ten‐year average (1996‐2007) was ‐2.4% or a loss of 55,500 jobs. Jobs were lost in both the Private Sector (‐27,000) and Government (‐7,300). The majority of the losses in the Private Sector were seasonal. Retail Trade (‐ 8,700) and Employment Services industries (‐6,500) lost the most jobs, reflecting typical staff reductions after the holiday shopping season. Construction lost 100 jobs or ‐0.1% well below the average (‐5,700 or ‐3.3%). The Construction Sector has significantly reduced the size of its workforce over the last few years and companies now tend to have much leaner staffing levels.
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IN THIS ISSUE: (Click on Hyperlink to Jump to Starting Page) 31 Design/Consultant 17 Commercial 11 Products/Equipment
75 Horizontal/Utilities 37 Maintenance 67 Bid Results/Awards
The Arizona Builder’s Exchange is a compilation of information gathered from the public domain. Individual articles are protected by their respective copyright. The publication as a whole is copyright protected to the Arizona Builder’s Exchange. To forward or share the information with others is a violation of that copyright, punishable by law. 2 Volume 3 Issue 7 Table of Contents Dysart Unified School District Short on Salt-River Indian Community Withdraws 3 Bond Funds 11 Support from Riparian Project Aging Schools Put Mesa Public Play Ball! The Economic Impact of 4 Schools in Bond Mode 12 Spring Training & The Cactus League Peoria & Deer Valley Consider Peoria Renews Spring Training Lease, 5 Bond Issues 13 Will Invest $48M As Part of Deal ADOT Seeks Federal Grant to Chandler May Put off Bonds Indefinitely 5 14 Finish Hwy 260 Widening Chandler’s Award-Winning Use Developers Corner 7 14 of Recycled Asphalt
7 Goodyear Settles Lawsuit Over Land 14 Goodyear Backs Loop 303 Extension
Midwestern to Invest $90M in Development Project Opportunities 8 16 Veterinarian School Bullhead City Discusses Interest in Holiday Inn Express Planned 8 Section 12 Development 16 for Bullhead City House Revives Bill Requiring Tucson 9 to Deliver Water to Planned 17-22 Bid Results/Awards Development
9 Phoenix Land Prices Bottoming Out 23 Business News
City of Phoenix Moves to Electronic Plan Industry Events 10 Review 25 Audit Finds Maricopa County Project Solicitations 10 Planning is Inconsistent 26-43
AZBEX News: Editor’s Pick from the Last Issue: Be sure to check out the new
'Developer's Corner' on page 7. Feds Set Aside Another 40,000 We're always working to improve Rebekah Morris Acres for Renewable Energy Chief Projects in No AZ the quality of the publication! ABM Development Services We set a record for Bid Results/ Rachel Kettenhofen Proposes $80M Resort Near Awards this week with 67! Indian Poland Junction 3 Friday, March 9, 2012 State Unemployment Sits at 8.7%; Construction Remains Virtually Flat
Over‐the‐Year Changes Source: AZ Dept of Over the year, Arizona had a net gain Administration of 37,800 jobs or 1.6% (see Figure 4). Ten of the eleven major sectors gained jobs. The Construction sector added 5,400 jobs. Gains in Construction were in the Specialty Trades (+6,100) and Heavy Construction (+300) industries. The Construction of Buildings industry lost 1,000 jobs. For the entire report with data across all industries, click here.
Source: Prepared by the Arizona Office of Employment and Population Statistics, in cooperation with the U.S. Dept. of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics
Dysart Unified School District Short on Bond Funds
By Amy B Wang In the spectrum that runs between the "haves" and the have had voter approval but can't issue bonds because "have nots" for school facilities, the Dysart Unified School for the Arizona sagging property prices have left them over their legal District counts itself as one of the more fortunate districts Republic debt cap. in the state. All 24 schools in the district, which quadrupled in size Read more at: AZCentral over the past decade, have been either renovated or built since 2000. All 24 schools in the Dysart Unified School As a result, most of the district's buildings are in relatively District have been good repair, said Scott Thompson, the district's executive either renovated or director of business services. built since 2000. However, nearly all maintenance projects for the district have been put on hold for the past three years. The list includes tasks like painting buildings, replacing carpet, resealing roofs and repairing parking lots. Dysart currently has no budget for capital projects. So far, the district has postponed repairs and used money from renting out its facilities to repaint some buildings. In addition, Dysart is over its bonding capacity by about $50 million -- the result of declining property values in Surprise and El Mirage -- and cannot issue new bonds to cover capital projects until their debts are either paid off below its limit or until the state Legislature raises the statutory limit. Dysart is not alone. More than half of Arizona school districts with Class B bonding authority either have not issued any bonds in more than a decade, have been shot down by voters every time they have tried to do so or Photo Credit: Amy B Wang/ The Republic 4 Volume 3 Issue 7
Aging Schools Put Mesa Public Schools in Bond Mode
By Cathryn With six schools that date to the 1950s and 10 more that Along with agreeing that the district needs to ask voters were built in the 1960s, Mesa Public Schools struggles to approve a bond, the district governing board agreed Creno for the daily to keep faucets flowing, classrooms cool and floors that the district needs a 10-year maintenance and Arizona Republic dry in buildings that are more than a half-century old. construction plan. Mesa, the largest school district in Arizona, spends more The district also will hire an architect and a pollster to than $20 million annually on building maintenance and make recommendations to the panel. has a staff of more than 500, including construction, In some cases, said Bobette Sylvester, the district's maintenance and custodial assistant superintendent for business and support Mesa building maintenance by the numbers: workers who are ready at the services, the panel might recommend that schools be torn first sign of a cooling problem, $20 million: Mesa Public Schools annual down and replaced instead of remodeled. plumbing problem or roof leak. maintenance budget. Read more at: AZCentral Governing board members are 7.3 million: Number of square feet in considering asking voters in district's school and administration buildings. November to approve a bond 566:Number of district construction, that would allow the district to maintenance and grounds workers. make repairs to buildings and also invest in new classroom 84: Number of schools operated by MPS. technology. The general amount that has been discussed is $250 million, but an exact figure has not been determined. Sixty percent of a $250 million bond -- about $165 million -- would go to new construction and repairs and remodeling of existing buildings. The district has about $1.9 million remaining from a bond approved by voters in 2005. But that money will be spent on two major projects: demolishing 60-year-old Mesa Junior High, which will close at the end of the school year, and remodeling half-empty Brimhall Junior High, built in 1992, into a Franklin basics school. The district, with its 64,000 students and annual operating budget of $572 million, is in better shape than many smaller districts: It had the funds to keep 103 skilled tradesmen, from plumbers to electricians to HVAC specialists, and four licensed construction inspectors on its staff to repair much of what breaks. "I have talented guys who can do things for just the cost of materials," said Mesa schools construction director Dennis Gearhart, who ran a contracting company for 14 years before joining Mesa schools. Photo Credit: Charlie Leight/The Republic
The 10-year-old cooling tower walls show significant rust damage at Longfellow Elementary School in Mesa
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Peoria & Deer Valley Consider Bond Issues
By Kristena Voters in the Peoria and Deer Valley have approved because of declining unified school districts may be asked for property values, according to data Hansen for the more local funding this year as state collected by The Arizona Republic. Arizona Republic money for school facilities has largely The governor and state lawmakers are vanished. looking at the issue this session, although Peoria could seek a $140 million-plus whether a solution emerges remains to bond issue on the upcoming November be seen. ballot, while Deer Valley may ask for a Districts' borrowing ability $52.5 million capital override. Gov. Jan Brewer, as part of her proposed Peoria's funding needs include updates to budget, recently put forth a plan for the an aging bus fleet, roof repairs and overall state to provide some funding for school basic school maintenance. renovations and to improve districts' Deer Valley would use the funding for ability to turn to local voters to approve such items as textbooks, technology bond measures. updates and new buses and district The latter involves doubling school vehicles. districts' bonding capacity. Over the past decade, nearly 70 percent Read more at: AZCentral of Arizona school districts with bonding authority have either not issued bonds, been shot down by voters every time they've asked or can't sell what voters
Chandler May Put off Bonds Indefinitely
By Edythe Years of declining home values and Chandler Mayor Jay before 2014, however. Tibshraeny's promise to avoid an increase in the property- Jensen for the One, the 7.8-acre Centennial Park near Gilbert and Queen tax rate are prompting budget recommendations that Creek roads, was supposed to have been finished this Arizona Republic likely will be felt for years. year to mark the state's and city's centennials. Construc- Construction of most new parks, a fire station, museum tion will start next year, and it should open by 2013. and a police driver-training facility financed with bond The other, Roadrunner Park near Lindsay and Germann debt could be postponed roads, will open in 2014. indefinitely. Some street expansions have been put off so The museum's delay has been troubling for members of there would be money to the Chandler Historical Society. maintain existing roads and many On the drawing board for nearly 25 years, the museum municipal jobs won't be filled, twice got voter-approved bonding and was first set for according to recommendations construction in 2007. It has been delayed several times, released Monday at a council including last year when it was postponed until 2016. budget workshop. If the next budget recommendations are approved, the For Chandler, declining real- museum construction will be removed from the five-year estate values have reduced the plan through 2017. city's bonding capacity and property-tax revenues used to Read more at: AZCentral build roads, parks and other municipal amenities, budget manager Greg Westrum said. That has forced the city to focus on maintenance and repairs instead of new facilities. Two planned parks in southeast Chandler will be built CMAA Monthly Breakfast The Arizona Aviation Update
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7 Friday, March 9, 2012 Developer’s Corner
Welcome to the newest section of AZBEX! This is a pilot program which we’ll include for the next three months as a way to test out our ability to provide the best information to new markets. Here are our hopes for this section: 1. We’re creating this separate section to be ’given away’ to private developers at no charge. Only these pages are complimentary (4 pages to be sent as separate attachment). The bulk of the content is protected by copyright and is NOT to be shared or forwarded. Period! 2. Encourage the developers you work with to request this special section direct from Rebekah (480-709-4190 or by e- mail: [email protected]). Again, it is against copyright to forward anyone the entire 40+pg AZBEX publication. 3. We hope to build relationships with the development community much the same way we have with the A/E/C side: we provide great information, they take our calls & return our e-mails (pretty simple, huh!). Ultimately, we want better leads on private work for you, our valued subscribers, and we’re willing to go the distance to get them. We welcome and encourage your feedback on this new venture —please do not hesitate to let us know if you see an area for improvement. It is our intent to keep the developer information included in the core AZBEX publication for the foreseeable future—this is really good stuff for the A/E/C side too! -Rebekah Morris, Publisher
Goodyear Settles Lawsuit Over Land Around Ballfield
By John Yantis Goodyear and its insurance company will pay $1.1 for the Arizona million to settle legal entanglements over roughly 100 acres of land surrounding its ballpark and spring Republic training fields. The City Council on Monday approved the agreement with nine entities, including a bank and members of a family that owned some of the farm fields around the $123 million ballpark. Under the settlement, the city will pay $650,000 and its insurer will kick in an additional $450,000 to settle claims over payment for roads, utilities, traffic signals and other improvements at the site. The agreement ends a lawsuit by landowners that charged the city Photo Credit: Carlos Chavez / The Arizona Republic wrongly benefited from the development. Goodyear Ballpark The settlement effectively clears the way to develop the roughly 100 acres around the ballpark and training The city will get two parcels of land adjacent to the facilities used by the Cleveland Indians and Cincinnati ballpark's left and right field lines outside of the fence. Reds. The bank will own land, which it can sell to private The settlement agreement reached this week clears developers. The developers in turn will have a 50 up all the issues related to the title of the land and its percent sales tax rebate for development around the development rights. park north of Lower Buckeye Parkway over 15 more Goodyear will spend $5.7 million of the credit to years. improve Estrella Parkway and Bullard Avenue. Read more at: AZCentral
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Development Opportunities Land use, Development of Publicly-Owned land, Master-Plan RFP’s, and Entitlement Solicitations
Due Date Plan- RFP/RFQ / Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Link & Time Holders Project # Proposal
3/12/12 RFP Pima Association of Governments - Develop a Tucson Modern Streetcar 2/23 Link 3pm Land Use and Development Implementation Plan. Contact: Teresa Ruiz at 10am 520-620-6981(fax), or by e-mail at: [email protected]. First published on 2/14 3/13/12 RFP #196 RFP Navajo Housing Authority - Professional Planning Consultant(s) to Link 3pm develop and deliver Sustainable Master-Planned Community Plans for each of the five (5) Navajo Nation Agencies, encompassing all communi- ties or chapters within the Navajo Nation located in Arizona, New Mexico and Utah. Indian Preference. Contact: 928-729-6305 or [email protected]. First published on 2/24 3/27/12 List 2012-14 RFP City of Flagstaff - Provide property or property and design/construction 2/6 Link 3pm for the New Municipal Court Building and Parking Garage. Contact: Rick 1pm Compau at 928-213-2275. First published on 1/27 & added attendance log on 2/10 & revised the link to that list and the bid date on 2/14 5/16/12 List P12-0036 RFQ City of Peoria - Redevelopment of Washington Street Properties. 3/7 Link 5pm Redevelopment of several properties along Washington Street in Old 9am Town Peoria. Contact: Lisa Houg at 623-773-7115 or [email protected]. First published on 2/10 and revised bid date on 2/17 5/17/12 RFP City of Scottsdale - Development of the Western Art & History Museum. 1/25 Link 10am The proposed project location is approximately one block south of the 10am intersection of East Main Street and North Marshall Way, immediately north of the Loloma Transit Center. Contact: Kim Hanna at [email protected] or 480-312-7612. First published on 1/24
Bullhead City Discusses Interest in Section 12 Development
There could be some signs of life in Section 12, the RFQ goals included: By Neil Young for 276-acre parcel of land the city of Bullhead City leases the Mohave Daily “Provide a marina area with adjoining pedestrian the Mohave Daily from the Bureau of Land Management. News walkways along the Colorado River. The walkways The Bullhead City council held a closed executive along the Colorado River should be a signature piece session March 6th to discuss “potential agreement(s) for the overall project. Walkways should also provide for the lease of land in response to the city’s 2011 connectivity throughout the development. The ‘Request for Qualifications (RFQ) Prime Waterfront marina should encourage and allow boaters to stop at Property’” in Section 12, according to the meeting the site for extended periods to eat and shop. agenda. “Show how future mixed uses of the land might be The RFQ invited developers to “Share your vision for maximized for a variety of purposes, including, but Bullhead City’s waterfront parcel located along the not limited to commercial, housing, recreation, and Colorado River.” There are 67 acres available for tourism. Examine the trade-off between the various development along the river, and 209 acres on the types of uses. east side of Highway 95. Read more at the Mohave Daily News
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House Revives Bill Requiring Tucson to Deliver Water to Planned Development
By Tony Davis A bill requiring Tucson to deliver water to the As written, the bill prohibits a city or town lying inside for the Arizona proposed Painted Hills development in the Tucson a county of 500,000 to 1.3 million people from Daily Star Mountains got a last-minute reprieve in the state denying water to landowners outside the city House Wednesday. boundaries who aren't in other water utilities' boundaries, if they meet certain conditions. Narrowly defeated last week on the House floor, the bill passed by a 32-26 vote on reconsideration The bill's population range limits its impact to Pima Wednesday. Passage came after the bill's sponsor County. Its conditions clearly apply to the 284-acre, reached an agreement with other legislators in late 260-home Painted Hills project, where Speedway and morning to send the proposal to a joint Senate-House Anklam Road merge, that has been trying unsuccess- committee for further discussion. If it passes the fully for many years to get city water service. Senate, it will come back to the House for final action. Read more at: AZStarNet The joint committee will try to resolve broader issues the bill has raised about statewide water policy. In particular, it will take on the question of whether this bill sets a precedent for future developments that - like Painted Hills - want water from cities while lying outside their boundaries.
Phoenix Land Prices Bottoming Out
During the commercial real By Amy Wolff estate buying frenzy of 2005 Sorter for GlobeSt Sorter for GlobeSt -2006, everything was overpriced, from assets to land. As can be expected, when the housing market collapsed, so did prices on just about everything else in the Phoenix area – including land. But that trend may be reversing itself. According to Colliers International’s Second Half 2011 Land Photo Credit: Phxxcommal.com Research & Forecast Report for metro Phoenix, the An example of an empty urban infill lot that is in high demand in today's market median price for all land parcels sold in the metro area was at $1.12 per square foot. However, during the second half of 2011, the median prices ticked up to $1.38 per square foot, with prices for specifically zoned uses even higher. O’Neil says the pricing is also indicative of another trend; namely commercial developers who are working on land acquisitions so they’ll be in a position of strength when the economy begins its recovery. O’Neil issues a couple of caveats, however – buyers aren’t willy-nilly snapping up land throughout the metro region. What seems to be getting the interest at this point is infill and well-located property. Furthermore, don’t look for prices to hit the 2005-2006 peak anytime soon. “Right now, we’re down about 75% from where we were at the peak,” O’Neil says. Read more at: Globe St
10 Volume 3 Issue 7 City of Phoenix Moves to Electronic Plan Review
The city of Phoenix will institute a process to approved by the Phoenix City Council Tuesday and By Jan Buchholz for the Phoenix submit building plans electronically with an eye will be operational in about 18 months. toward speeding up the construction process. Business Journal Benefits of the program will include speeding up The Electronic Plan Review program was plan reviews; eliminating paper plans and trips to City Hall; allowing city and design personnel to review plans simultaneously; providing more efficient tracking of changes and corrections; and reducing the frequency of plans being lost or misplaced in different departments.
Read more at the: Phoenix Business Journal
Construction in Phoenix may become a little easier after the city institute a program that Photo Credit: Phoenix Business Journal would allow for electronic plan reviews.
Audit Finds Maricopa County Planning is Inconsistent
Maricopa County's requirements for planning and development inspections are unclear, and inspectors' By Michelle Ye qualifications are not properly verified, an internal audit says. Hee Lee for the Arizona Republic The county also needs to improve its technology system that manages permits and other planning and development information, the report says. Internal auditors found that while county inspectors are required to do 70 different types of technical inspections, the specific tasks they need to do at each inspection are not clearly defined. They recommended the county develop checklists for inspectors, which could be modified on a case-by-case basis.
Read more at: AZCentral
In the next issue of the Developer’s Corner, look for a write- up of the City of Mesa’s Transit-Oriented Development, which was held on March 6th. Ten City-Owned parcels were discussed and the City outlined their vision for each.
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Salt-River Indian Community Withdraws Support from Riparian Project
By Gary Nelson After nearly $10 million in public spending, a visionary Granite Reef Dam in east Mesa and the Loop 101 and project to restore 14 miles of the Salt River ecosystem included: for the Arizona along Mesa's northern border may be dead. Republic Reshaping the riverbed to eliminate old quarry pits and The $138 million effort known as Va Shly'ay Akimel would create a so-called low-flow channel, which would have have transformed hundreds of desolate acres pock- kept a small amount of water constantly flowing through marked by gravel pits into a lush riparian habitat with the riverbed to sustain plants and animals. hiking trails and other amenities. Enhancing the riverbed's ability to handle floodwaters. Now, it is on indefinite hold after the Salt River Pima- Building infrastructure to bring surface and groundwater Maricopa Indian Community, which had been a key into the channel to nourish vegetation that would have partner, withdrew its backing. been planted along the river. The news was delivered in a letter from tribal President Read more at: AZCentral Diane Enos to Mesa Mayor Scott Smith. She said the decision was "based on financial and timeline concerns" and encouraged future talks between the city and tribe on how to develop lands along their border. By law, Mesa cannot issue bonds for projects outside its boundaries, and it's unlikely the city could cover the costs from its general fund, which has shrunk by tens of millions of dollars over the past four years. The project would have rehabilitated land between the
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Play Ball! The Economic Impact of Spring Training & The Cactus League
By Rebekah Last month Valley Partnership’s Friday morning Breakfast provide the sense of enchantment and fantasy that meeting revolved around Major League Baseball’s impact envelops fans each and every year. According to Mark Morris, Arizona on the Valley, and Spring Training in particular. Mark Coronado, baseball teams coming to the city every year Builder’s Coronado with the City of Surprise and Laurel Prieb with provides a quality of life experience that’s not easily Exchange Major League Baseball’s Phoenix office were the featured measured by dollars and cents. He told a moving story speakers. about an 85-year old gentleman, Morris Brown, who loved the sport, attended the Spring Training games and What was immediately apparent is that the Spring was over the moon when given memorabilia like a hat Training facilities have a year-round impact on the Valley, and baseball. not just the six-weeks one would think of as the high- impact periods. For example, several weeks before Spring The teams have a $400M shared revenue pot designed to Training kicked off, the City of Surprise hosted five Korean keep an even playing field. The facilities themselves are baseball teams at the facility. The economic impact was funded through the Arizona Sports and Tourism Associa- quoted at $400M annually. tion (ASTA), supported in part by the dedicated revenue stream of rental car tax. However, the car tax does not The popularity of Spring Training is evidenced by the provide adequate funds to maintain and upgrade the record attendance in 2011 – according to Cac- facilities in the manner in which the teams are demand- tusleague.com, overall league attendance was close to ing. Cities like Peoria and Mesa are stepping up to the 1.6M people at 233 games. The league consists of 15 plate (pun intended) to keep the teams happy and in their teams training at 10 facilities throughout the Phoenix respective locations. Mesa has agreed to fund $99M for a Metro area, including the newest facility at the Salt-River new facility for the Chicago Cubs (Populous is the design Fields at Talking Stick. For more on the history of the firm, Hunt Construction is the CMAR), and the story on Cactus League, click here. page 13 details Peoria’s plans to spend $48M over the The game of baseball is rich with tradition: 70 years ago next few years to fund improvements to keep their teams the most popular sports in the country were boxing, happy. For more on the Cactus League projects, click here baseball, and horse-racing. Today, they are football, (and see below). basketball, and baseball. Only baseball continues to (Continued on page 13) 13 Friday, March 9, 2012
Peoria Renews Spring Training Lease, Will Invest $48M As Part of Deal
By Sonu Munshi Peoria Mayor Bob Barrett announced in the past on spring-training Monday at the Peoria Sports Complex stadiums. for the Arizona that the two West Coast teams The nearly 50-year-old Phoenix Republic renewed a 20-year lease agreement Municipal Stadium, home of the that would have expired in 2014. Oakland Athletics, got a That's after the city agreed to $6.4million face-lift after the upgrade the spring-training facilities 2003 spring-training season. at a $48million price tag. Most was paid by the Arizona Peoria will initially spend $30million Sports and Tourism Authority, on rebuilding each of the teams' which helps pay for Cactus clubhouses over the next two years, League stadium improvements including increasing the size. After from tourism revenue. Phoenix that, $6million will be spent to spent $2.1million. enhance the fan experience, such as Photo Credit: Associated Press A $23million renovation was improved seating, a party deck and completed at Scottsdale Stadium, San Diego Padres center fielder Cameron upgraded lighting. Maybin catches a ball during baseball spring home of the San Francisco Giants, training at Peoria Sports Complex. Peoria will later spend another in 2006. The city spent just over $6million each on clubhouse and $3million, with the rest paid by the estimated at $11.2million from the stadium improvements. The city will authority. sports authority. Tom Sadler, sports be repaid some money from a state authority president, projects the Mesa is building an $84million fund but that won't happen for at payments will be made between 2020 complex for the Cubs. least eight years. and 2027. Peoria will get a reimbursement Other Valley cities have spent money Read more at: AZCentral
Play Ball! (Cont’d)
March Breakfast Meeting: By Rebekah Morris, Arizona Builder’s Exchange Development On The Rise: EASTMARK The Future of the East Valley Competition for Cactus League Teams Formerly the Mesa Proving Grounds, Eastmark is 5 square miles of Florida was the rumored competitor for the Chicago land in the heart of the East Valley. After years of planning with the Cubs before Mesa passed the funding authorization to City of Mesa, innovative development that reflects the current eco- build a new stadium. According to Laurel Prieb with nomic conditions has already begun Join Valley Partnership as we MLB, Las Vegas would love to have the Cactus League hear from the experts about how this major community is beginning in their city, but the sticking point is the critical mass – to be built focusing on economic development, community and innovation. teams wouldn’t relocate without nearby teams to play, so if Vegas were to have a chance – they’d have Speakers Include: to lure at least three, and more likely four teams all at once. Both Mark Coronado and Laurel Prieb spoke Scott Smith, Mayor of the City of Mesa about the potential of the local tribes to build Karrin Taylor, Executive Vice President DMB Associates stadiums due to their ability to finance construction and the amount of tribal land, although no specific Click here for more details plans were mentioned. Laurel also noted that the MLB wants to have an even number of teams at each Spring Cost: $45 Member, $70 Non-Member, $55/$70 On-Site Training location, so they would be very supportive of one more team relocating to Arizona. Click here to register now The Cactus League will continue to be a massive Friday, March 23th, 2012 7:00am—9:00am economic driver in the Valley for years to come. Phoenix Country Club, 2901 N. 7th St, Phoenix, AZ 85014 14 Volume 3 Issue 7
ADOT Seeks Federal Grant to Finish Hwy 260 Widening
By Alexis A decade-long project to widen State federal discretionary grants that could “Investing in the critical infrastructure Route 260 between Payson and the fund Lion Springs and three other of I-15 remains one of ADOT’s top Bechman for the Mogollon Rim is one section short of state transportation projects. priorities, but federal funding remains Payson Roundup completion. elusive,” said ADOT Director John ADOT is asking for more than $200 Halikowski. “As an agency, we are The Arizona Department of Transpor- million from the Federal Highway looking at all options to fund these tation (ADOT) recently applied for $36 Administration to fund the projects. projects to ensure the continued million in federal grants to fund ADOT is pushing hardest for funding safety of motorists who use our state widening Lion Springs, the last section to improve the Interstate 15 corridor highway system.” just northeast of Star Valley. in the northwestern corner of the Read more at the Payson Roundup With each section costing at least $30 state. ADOT submitted grant million, ADOT said they got a jump- applications under two categories start on funding by applying for hoping to secure funding for I-15.
Chandler’s Award-Winning Use of Recycled Asphalt
By Edythe A Chandler streets employee came up with an idea for using recycled asphalt removed during routine street Jensen for the work to improve alleys. Now the plan is saving taxpayer Arizona Republic money, reducing dust and pleasing residents in older parts of town where alleys are common. Street superintendent Rex Hartmann developed the process and first tried it about four years ago. In 2009, the city saved $130,000 by using the process on 16 miles of alleys and two miles of road shoulders, spokesman Jim Phipps said. The millings are asphalt removed from roads that are being widened or repaved. A contractor places up to six Photo Credit: City of Chandler inches of the stuff in an alley, leveling and compacting the overlay then injecting it with oils. By the end of summer A Chandler contractor lays recycled Read more at: asphalt millings in city alleys, a and after weeks of triple-digit temperatures, the coverage procedure developed by a city AZCentral looks and feels like pavement, Hartmann said. employee.
Goodyear Backs Loop 303 Extension West of Estrella Community
By John Yantis Goodyear officials are reiterating that other would put it to the east of the maps as "Loop 303 Alternative 3." a future Loop 303 freeway corridor community. for the Arizona A second route, known as should run west of the community of ADOT and FHWA are conducting a "Alternative 5," would have Loop 303 Republic Estrella. study and environmental overview to potentially cross the river near the The Arizona Department of Transpor- identify and evaluate the most Cotton Lane Bridge. It would then tation and the Federal Highway feasible corridor and river crossing. pass east of the developed areas of Administration are considering two Estrella and continue south before The proposed extension might include alternatives for the extension of Loop connecting with the Hassayampa four lanes, a carpool lane in each 303 between the proposed Arizona Freeway. direction and a new Gila River 801 and Hassayampa freeways. crossing. Read more at: AZCentral One plan would be to build the Goodyear's preferred alignment is freeway west of Estrella, and the similar to one identified on ADOT
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Midwestern to Invest $90M in Veterinarian School
Sources: In 2014, Midwestern University will open Arizona's first veterinary school. AZCentral, Phoenix Midwestern will spend $90million to build an academic Business Journal center as well as clinics for large and small animals on its Glendale campus at 59th Avenue and Utopia Road. Construction is scheduled to begin in January 2013. Three buildings will be built on the Glendale campus, including a 50,000-square-foot academic facility, a 25,000-square- foot large animals facility and a 50,000-square-foot small animal clinic. Arizona has a shortage of veterinarians, especially in Greenlee, La Paz and Yuma counties, which have no veterinarians currently in practice. National statistics show one veterinarian per 3,500 animals. But in Arizona, this ratio drops to one veterinarian per 4,100 animals. Veterinary students can do undergraduate work at the University of Arizona, but they need to go out of state to finish their training. The nearest schools of veterinary medicine are in Colorado and California. The same team that has designed and built Midwestern’s projects over the past 17 years will build this project, Goeppinger said. The architect is DWL Architects+ Planners Inc. and the builder is Chanen Construction Co. Inc., both based in Phoenix. The permitting process with the city has begun.
Read more at: AZCentral, Phoenix Business Journal University veterinary students examine a dog at a School of Veterinary Medicine in Alabama
Holiday Inn Express Planned for Bullhead City
By Neil Young The city of Bullhead City is in negotiations with Sunde Enterprises, LLC to build an 80-room Holiday Inn Express on the former site of the wastewater facility at 1300 Silver Creek Road. for the Mohave
Daily News It has “a high probability of happening,” said City Manager Toby Cotter. Cotter negotiates on behalf of the city, with assistance from City Attorney Garn Emery.
The hotel would include an office building, a convention center and an enclosed water park.
The three-story hotel would be the first built in Bullhead City in a number of years. The Holiday Inn Express site would be leased from the city on a long-term basis, Cotter said, much like the land Laughlin/Bullhead International Airport leases to Home Depot, Sam’s Club, IHOP, and others. Read more at the Mohave Daily News 17 Friday, March 9, 2012 Final project awards are delineated with a dark, double border. The Bid Results/Project Awards single border notes “As-Read” Bid Results, subject to final contract negotiation and approval by the authority having jurisdiction.
City of Glendale - Development of Impact Fees, Infrastructure City of Phoenix - Elevator Inspections On-Call Services Improvement Plan and Associated Documents Due date: /3/12 Due date: 12/14/11 Reference # PADEIO1214 Reference # RFP 12-20 Contract were awarded to: Contract awarded to Tishler Bise, Inc. 1. Vertical Transportation Excellence 2. Lerch Bates City of Phoenix - Building Field Inspection On-Call Services Due date: 2/3/12 City of Phoenix - Plan Review and Inspection of Landscape, Reference # PADBFI1214 Hillside, Slope Analysis and Inventory/Salvage Plans On-Call Contracts were awarded to: Services 1. Stantec Consulting Services Due date: 2/3/12 2. AON Fire Protection Engineering Reference # PADLSS1214 3. OnSite Engineering Contracts were awarded to 4. Bureau Veritas North America 1. Environmental Planning Group 2. SCL Consulting 3. Waibel & Associates Landscape Architecture City of Phoenix - Plan Review of Construction Projects On-Call Services Due date: 2/3/12 City of Phoenix - Plan Review of Grading/Drainage and Street Paving Construction On-Call Services Reference # PADCPP1214 Due date: 2/3/12 Contracts were awarded to: Reference # PADGDS1214 1. Stantec Consulting Services Contracts were awarded to: 2. Charles Abbott Associates 1. AZTEC Engineering 3. Bureau Veritas North America 2. JACOBS 3. Entellus City of Peoria - Recharge System Optimization Report for 4. AMEC Environmental & Infrastructure Recharging Reclaimed Water from Butler Water Reclamation 5. Ritoch Powell & Associates Facility Due date: 2/15/12 Reference # P12-0047 Town of Buckeye - Supervisory Control & Data Acquisition System The final list is: (SCADA) 1. Hydro Systems Inc. Due date: 2/16/12 2. Clear Creek / Carollo Reference # 2012-0101 3. Southwest Ground-water Consultants, Inc. The following firms submitted: 1. Quantum 2. Delta Systems Engineering Inc. Pima County - Provide construction materials testing & inspection 3. Wunderlich-Malec services for the Pima County Joint Courts Complex (JCC) 4. Vertech Project awarded to Ninyo & Moore
City of El Mirage - High Density Mineral Bond Application Lake Havasu City - FY 2011-12 Chip Seal Program Due date: 12/19/11 Due date: 11/17/11 Reference # PW11-MB01 Reference # SM580C Project awarded to Holbrook Asphalt Project was awarded to Southern AZ Paving for $668,353 18 Volume 3 Issue 7 Final project awards are delineated with a dark, double border. The Bid Results/Project Awards single border notes “As-Read” Bid Results, subject to final contract negotiation and approval by the authority having jurisdiction.
Valley Metro - Central Mesa Light Rail Extension City of Casa Grande - Pavement Striping Maintenance Due date: 1/12/12 Due date: 1/17/12 Reference # LRT-12-176-MESAD3 Click here for the previously published Bid Tabulation The design-build team of Kiewit Western and Parsons Transporta- Contract awarded to Sunline Contracting LLC for $140,706.58 tion Group will be recommended for award of the Central Mesa Light Rail Extension ($100M) at Valley Metro's March 21st meeting City of Avondale - Van Buren Street - Dysart Road to Central Avenue - Roadway Improvements City of Avondale - Roosevelt Street Improvements Project Due date: 2/23/12 Due date: 1/25/12 Reference # EN 12-001 Reference # EN12-036 Click here for the Bid tabulation Project awarded to Nesbitt Contracting Co., Inc. Contract was awarded to Visus Engineering
City of Prescott - Hornet Drive Pavement Rehabilitation City of Yuma - Sidewalk Installation Colorado Street - North 5th Due date: 2/23/12 Avenue to North 9th Avenue Reference # 12PWD0030 Due date: 2/23/12 Click here for the previously published bid tabulation Reference # 2200000172 Project awarded to ABC Asphalt LLC 1. Cemex Construction Materials South LLC $31,468.50 2. B T Z Inc dba Zellers $33,561.15 3. Yuma Valley Contractors $38,443.52 Pima County - Camino De Oeste: Los Reales Road to Valencia Road 4. LPC Construction $44,265.90 Due date: 2/28/12 5. Surface Construction Inc. $45,773.18 Reference # 33373 Click here for the previously published bid tabulation Project was awarded to Southern Arizona Paving and Construction for $1,743,578.67 City of Chandler - Asphalt & Concrete Crushing Due date: 3/1/12 Reference # 2-542; ST2-745-3103 City of Tolleson - 2012 FY Roadway Resurfacing Improvements 1. Buesing Corp $84,100.00 $43,600.00 Due date: 3/1/12 2. Nesbitt Contracting $153,875.00 $86,375.00 1. Cactus Asphalt $609,328.60 3. FNF Construction $188,500.00 $133,750.00 2. J. Banicki Construction Inc. $627,228.03 Click here for th bid tabulation 3. Intermountain West Civil Constructors Inc. $633,669.25 4. Markham Contracting Co, Inc. $661,043.50 Click here for the bid tabulation with Alternate pricing ADOT- Micro-surfacing on SR 260 West of Show Low Due date: 3/2/12 Reference # 260-B-(215)A ADOT - Pavement preservation on I-17 near Camp Verde Engineers Estimate $1,005,703.66 Due date: 3/2/12 1. Intermountain Slurry Seal, Inc. $1,041,000.00 Reference # 017-B-(212)A 2. Southwest Slurry Seal, Inc. $1,056,602.35 Engineers Estimate $5,182,576.00 3. International Surfacing Systems $1,099,682.00 1. FNF Construction Co, Inc. $4,224,413.15 4. Geneva Rock Products, Inc. $1,144,909.08 2. Fisher Sand & Gravel Co. $4,444,444.44 3. Fann Contracting, Inc. $4,463,282.00 City of Maricopa - Striping of City Streets 4. Intermountain West Civil Constructors $4,525,657.50 Awarded date: 2/21/12 5. Asphalt Paving & Supply, Inc. $4,798,997.27 Contract was awarded to Pavement Markings, Inc. for $100,000.00 6. Meadow Valley Contractors, Inc. $4,816,515.15 19 Friday, March 9, 2012 Final project awards are delineated with a dark, double border. The Bid Results/Project Awards single border notes “As-Read” Bid Results, subject to final contract negotiation and approval by the authority having jurisdiction.
City of Chandler - Chandler Boulevard/Price Loop 101 Intersection City of Casa Grande - CMAR for Construction of the Downtown Improvements Streets Phase II project Due date: 3/5/12 Awarded date: 2/21/12 Reference # 2-547; ST0806-401 Contract was awarded to Ellison-Mills Contracting, LLC for Engineers Estimate $2,800,000.00 $2,761,205.35 1. Nesbitt Contracting $2,118,761.60 2. SDB Contracting $2,141,391.73 ADOT - Solar Powered Programmable Message Signs 3. AJP Electric $2,230,000.00 Due date: 12/15/11 4. Visus $2,440,000.00 Reference # ADOT12-00001240 5. CS Construction $2,491,000.00 Contract awarded to K & K Systems, Inc 6. J Banicki Construction $2,540,436.85 7. Achen-Gardner $2,556,222.80 City of Mesa - Fuel Vault Repairs 8. Standard Construction $2,557,299.50 Due date: 12/29/11 Reference # 10-459-001 City of Mesa - Wastewater Manhole Rehabilitation Phase IX Click here for the previously published bid tabulation Due date: 1/12/12 Contract was awarded to Kear Civil Corporation, in the amount of Reference # 01-476-009 $286,497.20 Click here for the previously published bid tabulation Contract was awarded to Quest Civil Constructors, in the amount City of Mesa - Re-Drill City Well No. 14 of $706,708.00 Due date: 1/12/12 Reference # 05-056-004 City of Mesa - Upgrade Kellwood Electric Substation Click here for the previously published bid tabulation Due date: 2/8/12 Contract awarded to Zim Industries, Inc., in the amount of Reference # 09-022-002 $1,059,454 Click here for the previously published bid tabulation Contract awarded to ESS International Corp., in the amount of City of Mesa - Vista Drainage Improvements, 6th Street at Dobson $1,070,131.00 Road Due date: 2/9/12 Graham County - Equip and Install a Water Treatment System for Reference # 10-556-001 Brackish Well Water Click here for the previously published bid tabulation Due date: 2/17/12 Contract awarded to The Fishel Company, in the amount of Reference # 11/12-35 $654,515.30 Contract awarded to Clean Water Products for $95,480.00 City of Yuma - Engler Avenue Water Main Extension City of Safford - Manhole Rehabilitation FY 11-12 Due date: 2/23/12 Due date: 2/28/12 Reference # 201220000154 1. CRC $46,341.68 1. Yuma Valley Contractors $115,648.07 2. Southwest Environmental $77,448.96 2. DPE Construction $118,245.75 3. Cemex Construction Materials South $122,561.25 4. B T Z Inc. dba Zellers $122,562.30 City of Avondale - Manhole rehabilitation project 5. Surface Contracting, Inc. $155,379.00 Awarded date: 2/6/12 6. R K Sanders Inc. $197,950.20 Project awarded to Joseph Painting Company Inc. for $88,338. 7. City Wide Contracting LLC $206,120.25 20 Volume 3 Issue 7 Final project awards are delineated with a dark, double border. The Bid Results/Project Awards single border notes “As-Read” Bid Results, subject to final contract negotiation and approval by the authority having jurisdiction.
City of Avondale - Cooperative Purchasing Agreement to perform City of Mesa - Irrigation Well Inspection, Maintenance and Repair electrical services and construction site work for the Engineering Department Awarded date: 2/6/12 Awarded date: 2/6/12 Awarded was made to AJP Electric, Inc. for $300,000.00 Awards were made to Coolidge Engine & Pump, LLC, at $105,000 annually for Group 1 and John Hoover Well Service, at $65,000, for Group 2 Department of the Navy - Purchase of renewable electrical power through power purchase agreements at Naval and Marine Corps installations in the Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) The City of Peoria is moving ahead with the Design-Build contract Southwest area of responsibility (AOR) for the $20M Park #2 after four years of being on hold. Haydon Awards were made to: Building Corp leads the team with EPG as the Prime Design firm and Ritoch-Powell in charge of the Civil Engineering. Some 1. Solar Power Partners, Inc. subcontracting opportunities remain. Visit Haydonbc.com for 2. Chevron Energy Solutions Co. subcontractor prequalification instructions. 3. SunDurance Energy, L.L.C., 4. SunEdison 5. SolarStar California XV, L.L.C Paradise Valley Unified School District - CMAR Services for Larkspur Elementary School Replacement Due date: 1/17/12 City of Yuma - Fire Station #1 and Demolition of Existing Fire Reference # RFQ 12-037 Station Project awarded to CORE Construction Inc. Due date: 1/26/12 Reference # 20120000091 City of Phoenix - Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS Facility Click here for the bid tabulation Remodeling 1-step Design Build Project was awarded to LPC Construction LLC Due date: 1/27/12 Reference # HS99000005 City of Prescott - Peavine Trail Public Restroom Building Project awarded to Hardison/Downey Construction, Inc. Construction Due date: 3/1/12 Paradise Valley Unified School District - CMAR Services for Reference # 12PRL0031 Auditorium Building Remodel and Improvements 1. Venturelli Building and Design $80,803.00 Due date: 12/13/11 2. NJ Builders $84,239.00 Reference # RFQ 12-031 3. Koyuk General Contractors $85,661.00 Project was awarded to McCarthy Building Companies 4. Timber Peaks Construction $89,583.48 5. DAP Construction $90,243.00 6. SWG Builders $103,669.00 City of Mesa - Chicago Cubs Spring Training Facility and Riverview Site Development - Riverview Park Tree Salvage 7. White Pine Construction $113,951.17 Awarded on 2/27/12 8. Tierra Verde Builders $114,385.00 Project was awarded to Hunt Construction Group in the amount of 9. J E Bowen Construction $114,610.00 $423,980.70 Click here for the bid tabulation with Alternate pricing
City of Phoenix - Roof Services for Phoenix Fire Department City of Yuma - Paint and Accessories Due date: 2/10/12 Due date: 1/5/12 Reference # IFB 12-117 Reference # 2011000425 1. AARA Construction, Inc. $179,849.00 All bids REJECTED 2. Progressive Roofing $221,900.00 21 Friday, March 9, 2012 Final project awards are delineated with a dark, double border. The Bid Results/Project Awards single border notes “As-Read” Bid Results, subject to final contract negotiation and approval by the authority having jurisdiction.
Mesa Unified School District - Electrical & Low Voltage Contractor City of Prescott - Prescott Police Department Range Chain Link Services Fencing Due date: 2/9/12 Due date: 2/23/12 Reference # IFB 12-38MB Reference # 12PPD0033 Awards were made to: 1. Prescott Fence Company $21,347.65 1. A J P Electric, Inc. 2. American Fence $23,859.65 2. Aspen Technologies 3. Dugas Fence Contractors $30,069.28 3. BAMS electrical services LLC 4. Cecil Wiste Fence Co. $33,596.25 4. Commercial Comm and Electric 5. Northern Fence $35,286.68 5. D. P. Electric, Inc. 6. Eco Technologies Services LLC City of Phoenix - Thermoplastic Pavement Marking Materials 7. Elontec Due date: 2/24/12 8. S.A.K. Electrical Reference # IFB 12-133 9. Sky Engineering 1. Flint Trading, Inc. $93,770.64 10. SureTron Electrical, LLC 2. Ennis Paint, Inc. $349,600.00 3. Sherwin Williams/Dobco $417,600.00 4. Centerline Supply West $488,090.00 City of Yuma - Fabric Shade Structure for Fleet Maintenance Building Due date: 2/28/12 City of Safford - Electrical Conduit Installation Reference # 20120000188 Due date: 2/28/12 1. Total Shade LLC $29,094.00 1. JTS Construction $40,860.00 2. USA Shade & Fabric Structures, Inc. $32,686.00 2. MP Nexlevel LLC $71,761.00 3. Lopez Family Inc. dba Shade Masters $36,240.00 3. SWABS – AZ $79,540.25 4. Fencing by S.K. LLC $41,686.00 4. BWR Constructors 4151,958.00 Click here for the bid tabulation and alternate pricing City of Yuma - Generator Maintenance Due date: 12/27/12 Reference # 2011000219 City of Phoenix - Evaporative Cooler Services All bids REJECTED Due date: 3/2/12 Reference # IFB 12-142 1. Emmet Refrigeration $1,989.96 City of Phoenix - Interior and Exterior Painting 2. Dave Downing and Associates $19,125.00 Due date: 3/2/12 3. Spectrum Mechanical $20,718.68 Reference # IFB 12-136 4. K.M. Facility Services LLC $29,750.00 The following firms submitted bids: 5. Pueblo Mechanical & Controls $37,723.20 1. Skyline Builders & Restoration, Inc. 6. Declan Air Conditioning LLC $40,901.60 2. Fabiani Painting & Decorating 7. TD Industries $97,400.00 3. Regis Development Click here for the bid tabulation Click here for the bid tabulation
City of Mesa - Removal and Installation of Irrigation System Filters City of Peoria - Provide telecommunications services within the at the Dobson Ranch Golf Course City of Peoria Awarded date: 2/6/12 Awarded on 3/6/12 Contract awarded to Authorized Pump Systems, at $98,187.47 Contract awarded to Zeyo Group LLC 22 Volume 3 Issue 7 Final project awards are delineated with a dark, double border. The Bid Results/Project Awards single border notes “As-Read” Bid Results, subject to final contract negotiation and approval by the authority having jurisdiction.
Graham County - Emulsified Asphalt. (Re-bid) City of Phoenix - Sand, Rock, and Quarried Materials - Require- Due date: 12/16/11 ments Contract Reference # A-2012-09 Due date: 12/30/11 Contract was awarded to Western Emulsions Reference # IFB - 12-060 Click here for the previously published bid tabulation City of Yuma - Turf Irrigation Supplies Awards were made to: Due date: 1/12/12 1. Pioneer Landscaping Material Reference # 201100434 2. Cemex The following suppliers submitted bids: 3. Fort Mcdowell Yavapai 1. John Deere Landscapes 4. Vulcan Materials Company 2. Simpson Norton Corporation 5. Material Delivery Inc. 3. Yuma Nursery Supply Click here for the bid tabulation Arizona Department of Corrections - Furnish and Deliver Security Glass, Fixed Glass Panes for AZ State Prison Complex-Lewis in Department of the Interior - Valve Box Materials Buckeye Due date: 2/10/12 Due date: 1/31/12 Reference # R12PS34006 Reference # ADOC12-00001302 Contract was awarded to Super Roco Steel and Tube, LTD Contract was awarded to True View windows
City of Goodyear - Corgett Water Reclamation Facility Filtration Arizona Department of Corrections - Stainless Steel Pumps and System Equipment Motors for ASPC-Lewis Due date: 3/1/12 Due date: 2/21/12 Reference # OP 12-2047 Reference # ADOC12-00001435 The following companies submitted bids: Contract was awarded to Foster Electric Motor Service Inc. 1. Westec Engineering Inc. 2. Kruger Inc. Department of the Interior - Piping Supply 3. Entex Technologies Inc. Due date: 3/6/12 4. Ashbrook Simon-Hartley Reference # P12PS22215 5. Olqua-Aerobic Systems Inc. Contract was awarded to Titan Pipe and Supply for $15,317 6. Five Star Filtration, LLC Nova Water Technologies City of Mesa - High Pressure Coated Steel Pipe for Attaway and Judd Rd. Replacement Due date: 3/6/12 City of Tempe - Decomposed Granite, Sand and Base Material Reference # 2012118 Due date: 3/7/12 The following companies submitted bids: Reference # 12-112 1. Consolidated Pipe & Supply Co. Inc. The following companies submitted bids: 2. Edgen Murray Corporation 1. Pioneers Landscape 3. Ferguson Enterprises Inc. 2. Material Delivery 4. JD Fields & Company, Inc. 3. AZ Best LLC Click here for the bid tabulation 4. AAA Materials Click here for the bid tabulation 23 Friday, March 9, 2012 Business News Solon Corp. Becomes Part of Overseas Solar Firm
By David Microsol, a solar-cell manufacturer based in the United Arab Emirates, has acquired the insolvent Solon SE and Wichner for the its subsidiaries, including Tucson-based Solon Corp. Arizona Daily Star The new ownership plans to expand the combined company's U.S. and global operations under the Solon name. olon Corp. is headquartered in Tucson, with offices in Phoenix and San Francisco. The company has about 60 local employees, after shutting down a manufacturing line here last year. Solon's main sites in Berlin-Adlershof, Germany; Tucson; Photo Credit: A.E. Araiza / Arizona Daily Star and in Carmignano di Brenta, Italy, "will be maintained," Read more at: David Rego of Solon Corp. stands in and the acquisition will allow the combined company to AZStarNet an assembly area for the company's grow in Europe, North America and India, the company Solquick solar panel, of which he is said. The deal still needs approval from Italian authorities. the primary inventor.
Austin Bridge & Road to Close Phoenix Office, Exit Southwest Market
By Scott Blair for While the Southwest region is showing encouraging signs of recovery from the recession, and some companies are starting to increase staffing, it’s a poignant reminder that things are still not back to normal when a contractor with a ENRSouthwest major Arizona presence withdraws from the region.
That’s exactly what happened this week with Austin Bridge & Road, which announced it will close its Phoenix office this summer once existing contract work has been completed. “This is a downsizing move and is not an indication of Austin’s overall financial health, which is still very strong,” says Tim Muller, southwest regional manager for the Austin, Texas-headquartered company. “Our sister company, Austin Commercial, will remain here with its strong presence in the Southwest market.” Austin crews are currently finishing up a $6-million design-build project for the FHWA on a control road between highways 87 and 260, and a $6- to $7-million roadway into the Twin Arrows Navajo Resort & Casino that is currently under construction in Flagstaff, Ariz. Read more about Austin Bridge & Road’s award-winning work in the AZ market at: ENRSouthwest
Schuck & Sons Construction Co. Closing
By J. Craig Glendale-based Schuck & Sons Construction Co. Inc. has the Phoenix area's record-low home-construction activity decided to shut down after more than 45 years of during the past few years. Anderson for the operation, according to a financial consultant retained by Schuck & Sons has made arrangements with its customers Arizona Republic the company. to help them smoothly transition active projects to other Phoenix-based MCA Financial Group has been hired by contractors, he said. Schuck & Sons to implement an orderly wind down of the operation over the next 90 to 120 days, said Morrie Read more at: AZCentral Aaron,MCA's president and senior managing director. Aaron said Schuck & Sons, which specializes in framing for the homebuilding industry, has been severely affected by 24 Volume 3 Issue 7 Local Projects Making News
The 7th Annual RED (Real Estate and Development) Awards were handed out at the Arizona Biltmore in front of 400 CRE professionals. Kitchell was named General Contractor of the Year; DAVIS was Architect of the Year; and Banner Health won Developer of the Year. 2012 RED Awards category winners: Best Education Project: Grand Canyon University Arena; Best Hospitality Project: Westin Downtown Phoenix; Best Industrial Project: Dunn-Edwards Phoenix; Best Healthcare Project: Phoenix Children’s Hospital; Best Multi-Family Project: Devine Legacy on Central; Best Office Project: Fountainhead Office Plaza; Best Public Project: Virginia G. Piper Sports & Fitness Center for Persons with Disabilities; Best Redevelopment Project: Adelante Healthcare Surprise; Best Retail Project: iPic Theater/Tanzy/Salt; Most Challenging Project: Salt River Fields at Talking Stick; Most Sustainable Project: DPR Construction Phoenix Headquarters; and Best Tenant Improvement Project: Limelight Networks.
1. Concord Eastridge & developer EdR 4. Casino Arizona has broken ground on 1 broke ground on a 325-unit student- a new Bingo Hall. Seaver Franks housing facility in downtown Phoenix Architects AIA is the design firm and this week. The apartment community Kitchell Construction is serving as at Third and Roosevelt Streets will be General Contractor for the project. built on 2.89 acres of vacant lots. The 26,000SF expansion will primarily Ayers Saint Gross is the Architect and house bingo, but can also be used for hardison/downey is the General large events. Contractor for the project. 5. Val Vista Academy has started 1 2. The Xavier College Preparatory construction at the southwest corner campus in Central Phoenix is of Germann and Val Vista Roads. The wrapping up a three-part, $18M school will hold approximately 250 project which included: Petznick Field students for the 2012-2013 school – a 90,000SF all-turf field, bleachers year, and up to 600 K-8 students in to hold 500 people, McGroder following years. Athletic Building which houses coach’s and athletic trainer offices, 6. Banner Health turned on a $2.5M locker rooms, and a garage, and solar parking-cover system at its Founders Hall, a 90,000SF building corporate center in Mesa this week. which has a domed chapel, prayer The system will provide about 10% of room, and storage area. the power requirements for the 2 campus, while covering parking for 3. Part of a $15M project to improve 260 cars. access for drivers from Arizona 143 to Sky Harbor Airport has opened to the public. This week ramps connected eastbound drivers to southbound Arizona 143. Most of the project is funded with federal stimulus dollars, and Ames Construction is the lead contractor. 6 25 Friday, March 9, 2012 Industry Events
Marketing / BD / Economic Development Field & Management Training & Education Mar 9 Hashtag For Success: Using Social Media to Engage Mar 9 AZAPWA Construction Administration Work- the A/E/C Community—SMPS (Phoenix); 7:30am— shop—APWA (Phoenix); 8:30am - 3:00pm, $50/$70 9:00am, $10 Mar 10 Heavy Civil Construction Training Classes for Mar 13 The Arizona Aviation Update—CMAA (Phoenix); Construction Employees—AGC (Tempe); 7:30am— 7:45am—9:15am, $35 / $45 4:00pm, $200
Fall Protection, Ladder use and Arial & Scissor Lift Mar 14 Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce - Mar 10 NEW Alternative Funding Workshop. Class—TUCA (Tucson); 8:00am—12:00pm What to do when the banks say No! - THCOC March Chapter Meeting - Latest Advancements in (Tucson); 3:00pm - 5:00pm, $10 / $20 Mar 13 Evaporative Cooling—ASHRAE (Phoenix); 12:00pm, Mar 15 Broker's Panel—SMPS (Phoenix); 3:00pm— $30 / $35 5:30pm, $35 /$70 Mar 13- OSHA 10 Hour Construction Safety & Health Mar 15 Tenant Improvement for Commercial Real Mar 14 Class—ACT (Tucson); 1:00pm—7:00pm, $75 /$105 Estate—BOMA (Phoenix); 8:00am—5:00pm Architectural Perimeter Security Alternatives—AIA Mar 14 Mar 20 PPP task force meeting—ACE (Phoenix); 7:30am— NEW (The Reference Library in Phoenix); 6:45pm-
9:00am, $0 / $40 8:00pm, FREE
Mar 21 Western Arizona Roundtable—AAED (Lake Havasu Mar 14- OSHA 10-Hour Safety Class—ABA / AGC (Phoenix); NEW City); 11:00am—1:30pm, RSVP NEW Mar 15 7:00am—12:00pm, $100 Mar 15 Light Control Solutions in an Office Space—The
Golf/Awards NEW Reference Library in Phoenix); 6:45pm - 8:00pm, FREE Cornerstone Building Foundation presents the Mar 13 InDesign Beginner/Intermediate Workshop— Cornerstone Awards Banquet—ABA, AIA, ACEC, Mar 15
CSI, NAWIC, SAC, SAAEMA (Tucson); 7:00pm - SPMS (Phoenix); 8:00am—12:00pm, $100 / $195 8:00pm, $85 / $95 Mar 15 LEED Green Associate Exam Prep Seminar—Green
Mar 19 Spring Awards Banquet—AAED (Phoenix); Ideas (Phoenix); 8:00am—4:00pm, $320
11:00am—1:00pm, RSVP Mar 20- OSHA 30-Hour Safety Class—ABA (Tucson); $550
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Trade Shows Mar 28 A Daylight Strategy for Sustainable Building—AIA Mar 15 ASHRAE Tucson Chapter Trade Show—ASHRAE NEW AIA (The Reference Library in Phoenix); 6:45pm - (Tucson); 4:00pm—7:00pm, FREE 8:00pm, FREE
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26 Volume 3 Issue 7 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information Project Solicitations presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions in this data. Links may not be valid once bid date/time has passed. All Bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.
How to Read Project Solicitations Projects are listed by Category: Horizontal, Utilities, Commercial, Alterations & Maintenance, Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant, & Products/equipment. They are then listed by the Bid Date and the Darker shade notes projects 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 Quantity D-B—Design Build Sub Bids—GC requesting Sub bids RFQuote—Request for Quotations
Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant - Includes design, construction administration, Inspection, master-planning, survey, and environ- mental analyses solicitations. Includes misc. land and title solicitations.
Due Date & Plan- RFP/RFQ / Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Link Time Holders Project # Proposal 3/9/12 List AVNSOC1214 RFQ City of Phoenix - Aviation Sustainability On-Call Consulting Services 2/28 Link 12pm for Fiscal Years 2012/13 and 2013/2014. Contact: Vivian Escobar at 11:30am 602-683-3865. First published on 2/10 3/9/12 List "05-8623" RFQ UA - Design Professional Services for the Engineering Innovation Link 12pm Building for UA campus in Tucson. Contact: Bill Vos, Senior REVISED Architect, at 520-621-7457 or [email protected]. F irst published on 2/14 & revised bid date on 3/9 3/13/12 List "12-9134" RFQ UA - Design Services for Bioscience Research Laboratories. Contact: Link 2pm Debra Johnson, Senior Architect at 520-626-2420 or REVISED [email protected]. First published on 2/10 & revised bid date on 3/9 3/14/12 C1209 RFQ Central Arizona Project - Annunciator Replacement with HMI 2/23 Link 3pm Design Services. Contact: James (Rick) Lott, Senior Buyer at 9am 623-869-2247 or [email protected]. First published on 2/21 3/15/12 RFQ City of Prescott - FY 2012 & FY 2013 Water Mains and Sewer Mains 2/22 Link 2pm Replacement Project. Provide design and post design services for 2pm water main and sewer main replacement or rehabilitation in Mand. Prescott Mandatory Pre-Submittal conference. Contact the public works dept at 928-777-1130. First published on 2/14
3/15/12 2012-016 RFQ ADOT - Interstate Design Ajo Way TI (SR86) for Statewide Project 2/21 Link 2pm Management. DBE goal of 6.71%. Contact: Randy Copic, Contract 11am Specialist, at 602-712-4121 or [email protected]. First published on 2/21 3/15/12 2012-006 RFQ PhxMesa Gateway Airport - Airport Engineering Services. Contact: 2/22 Link 4pm Marian Russey at 480-988-7630 or [email protected]. 10am First published on 2/7
27 Friday, March 9, 2012 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information Project Solicitations presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions in this data. Links may not be valid once bid date/time has passed. All Bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.
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Due Date Plan- Project # Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Link & Time Holders Proposal 3/16/12 EVSOCS1214 RFQ City of Phoenix - Environmental Services On-Call Consulting Services 2/21 Link 12pm for Fiscal year 2012-2014. Contact: Liz Blakley at 602-534-5789. 1:30pm First published on 2/10 3/21/12 IFB C1211 IFB Central Arizona Project - Annual Corrosion Close Interval Potential Link 3pm Survey. Contact: Rick Lott at 623-869-2247 or [email protected]. First published on 3/6 3/21/12 List P12-0054 RFQ City of Peoria - Design Services for Street and Drainage Improve- 3/12 Link 5pm ments, 91st Ave, Butler to Mountain View Road. Contact: Lisa Houg 10am at [email protected]. First published on 3/2 3/22/12 List 2012C004 RFQ Maricopa County Flood Control District - Centennial Wash FDS - Gila none Link 2pm River to LaPaz County ($400K - $600K). This re-study is being preformed because the hydrology has been updated due to the inclusion of 20 additional years of gage record. Contact: Melissa Bauer at 602-506-4433 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation first published on 12/27. First published on 2/21
3/27/12 RFQ City of Phoenix Aviation Dept. - Noise Exposure Map Update Services 3/8 1pm Link 11am for Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Contact: Gretchen REVISED Wolfe at 602-273-4082 or [email protected]. First published on 3/2 & revised pre-submittal meeting date on 3/9 3/28/12 N6247312R020 IDIQ Department of the Navy - A/E IDIQ Cost Engineering and Value Link 2pm 8 Engineering for the Navy and Marine Corps Facilities and other Military Installations located in the NAVFAC Southwest Area. Contact: Laurel Colon at 619-532-4514 or [email protected]. First published on 2/14 & revised bid date on 3/2 3/28/12 RFQ City of Scottsdale - Booster Pump Station 36-3 & 36-5 Engineering Link 2pm Services. Contact: Thyra Ryden-Diaz, Sr. Project Manager, at 480-312- 4327 or email [email protected]. First published on 3/9 3/29/12 2012136 RFP City of Phoenix - AS/SVE System 6th Street Service Center LUST Site. 3/19 Link 3pm Mesa needs environmental consultants to operate and maintain the 1pm air sparge/soil vapor extraction (AS/SVE) system. Mandatory Site Visit. Mand. Contact: Pat Fels at 480-644-2655 or [email protected]. First published on 3/6 3/30/12 List VA25812I0288 Sources Department of Veterans Affairs - Sources Sought for VISN 18 Link 3:30pm Sought Architect-Engineer IDIQ Contract Total 5-Year Contract, Base plus 4 Option Years (Performance Period 2013-2018). Contact: Melissa D. Warmath at 602-200-2380. First published on 2/28 3/30/12 VA25812I0286 Sources Department of Veterans Affairs - Sources Sought for VISN 18 Link 3:30pm Sought Architect-Engineer IDIQ Contract Total 5-Year Contract, Base plus 4 Option Years (Performance Period 2013-2018). Veteran-owned Small Business set aside. Contact: Melissa D. Warmath at 602-200-2380. First published on 2/28 3/30/12 List VA25812I0290 Sources Department of Veterans Affairs - Sources Sought for VISN 18 Link 3:30pm Sought Architect-Engineer IDIQ Contract. Veteran-owned Small Business set aside. Contact: Melissa D. Warmath at 602-200-2380. First published on 3/2
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Due Date Plan- Project # Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Link & Time Holders Proposal 4/2/12 10212205 RFQ Tucson Airport Authority - Design Professional Services for TIA Link 2pm Airside Pavement Management Update. Contact: Sylvia Granillo at 520-573-4821 or [email protected]. First published on 3/6
4/2/12 10212204 RFQ Tucson Airport Authority - Design Professional Services for TIA Non- Link 2pm Aircraft Pavement Management Update. Contact: Sylvia Granillo at 520-573-4821 or [email protected]. First published on 3/6
4/2/12 10212201 RFQ Tucson Airport Authority - Design Professional Services for RYAN Non Link 2pm -Aircraft Pavement Management Update. Contact: Sylvia Granillo at 520-573-4821 or [email protected]. First published on 3/6
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4/2/12 RFQ Metro Water District - Professional Services for Miscellaneous Link 4pm Survey Projects. Contact: Cindy Martinez at 520-575-8100. First published on 3/9
4/2/12 RFQ Metro Water District - Professional Engineering Services for Link 4pm Miscellaneous Water Distribution System Design Projects. Contact: Cindy Martinez at 520-575-8100. First published on 3/9
4/2/12 RFQ Metro Water District - Professional Engineering Services to perform Link 4pm a pipeline route analysis for its CAP Recharge Recovery System. Contact: Cindy Martinez by calling 520-575-8100. First published on 3/9
4/2/12 RFQ Metro Water District - Professional Services to Provide Misc. Link 4pm Geotechnical and Material Testing Services. Contact: Cindy Martinez by calling 520-575-8100. First published on 3/9
4/3/12 DTFH68-12-R- RFQ USDOT - A/E Full-Service Design IDIQ for improvements to low- Link 2pm 00009 volume and low-speed roadways ranging from 3R (resurfacing, restoration and rehabilitation) to full reconstruction. The geographic area includes but not limited to Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Kansas, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, and Wyoming. Contact: Aaron L. Sanford, Contracting Officer at [email protected] or 720 -963-3090. Pre-solicitation first published on 2/17 & solicitation first published on 3/6
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Due Date Plan- Project # Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Link & Time Holders Proposal 4/3/12 List WW1205-201 RFQ City of Chandler - Professional Services for Sewer Assessment and 3/20 Link 4pm Rehabilitation Study. Contact: Joshua Plumb at 480-782-3312 or 2pm [email protected]. First published on 3/2
4/5/12 12PWD0038 RFQ City of Prescott - FY 2013/2014 Pavement Reconstruction Program. 3/21 Link 2pm RFQ for engineering firms to provide design services and plans 10am preparation for the FY 2013/2014 Pavement Reconstruction Program Mand. in Prescott. Mandatory Pre-proposal conference. Contact: Public Works Director at 928-777-1130. First published on 3/6
4/6/12 List WS85400001 RFQ-JOC City of Phoenix - Water Facilities General Construction Design and none Link 12pm CA&I JOC Support. Contact: Robyn Skramstad at 602-256-5692. First published on 3*9
4/6/12 List WS85400011 RFQ City of Phoenix - Water Distribution Electrical and Instrumentation none Link 12pm and Control Systems Inspection and Testing Services. Contact: Robyn Skramstad at 602-256-5692. First published on 3/9
4/13/12 918-12-037- RFQ Maricopa County - Maricopa County Stadium District Architectural, Link 2012 Facility Assessment and Structural Engineering Services. Contact: Corry Slama at [email protected]. First published on 3/2
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Bid Date Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time holders Type 3/9/12 List YUM-0-(209)A D-B-B ADOT - Roadway Widening at Avenue 3E in Yuma ($8.3M). Work includes Link 11am reconstructing/widening the existing roadway; widening the existing bridge over the UPRR, pavement marking, signage, signal installation, and other related work. DBE goal of 7.14%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Rashidul Haque at 602-712-8261 or Construction Supervisor: Jamie C. Hernandez at 928-317-2158. First published on 2/3 3/9/12 List 087-D-(203)A D-B-B ADOT - Pavement Preservation on SR 87 in Navajo County ($9M). Work Link 11am consists of milling and replacing the existing Asphaltic Concrete (AC) and placing AC overlay. DBE goal of 2.98%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: William Nanni at 602-712-6899 or Construction Supervisor: Carl Ericksen at 928-524-5421. First published on 2/3 3/9/12 NH-087-B(214)A D-B-B ADOT - Relocate Traffic Signal on SR 87 at milepost 250.91 in Gila County Link 11am just south of Payson. Additional work includes constructing curb and gutter and sidewalk, extending pipes, replacing pavement markings, seeding, and other miscellaneous work. DBE Goal of 2.72%. Contact: C&S Technical Leader: Iqbal Hossain at 602-712-7471 or Construction Supervisor: Tom Goodman at 928- 970-1620. First published on 2/10
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Bid Date Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Holders Type 3/13/12 List P12-0022 IFB City of Peoria - 83rd Avenue Street and Drainage Improvements 2/15 Link 2pm Construction ($5.4M). Contact Jennifer Miller at 623-773-7115 or 9am [email protected]. First published on 2/3 & revised link on 2/7 3/14/12 List 2012-015 JOC Maricopa County - Concrete Placement Services ($1M). Contact: none Link 10am Cynthia Slaughter at [email protected]. First published on 2/24 3/14/12 List 2012-011 D-B-B Maricopa County - Slurry Seal Project, FY12 ($4M - $4.6M). Project Link 1pm consists of furnishing all labor, equipment, and materials necessary to apply a asphalt emulsion surface including traffic control. Contact: Cynthia Slaughter at [email protected]. First published on 2/24 3/14/12 List 2012-010 D-B-B Maricopa County - Asphalt Rubber Arterial Overlay, Project No. 2 Link 1pm ($3M - $3.5M). Contact: Cynthia Slaughter at CindySlaugh- [email protected]. First published on 2/24 3/15/12 List 2012-012 RFQ Maricopa County - Camelback Parkway – Sun Valley Parkway to 3/1 Link 10am Tonopah Parkway (275K - $375K). Contact: Bonnie Williams at 1:30pm [email protected]. First published on 2/28 3/15/12 List 2012-013 RFQ Maricopa County - Dove Valley Parkway: US60 to Hidden Waters. 3/1 Link 10am Contact: Bonnie Williams at [email protected]. 1:30pm First published on 2/28 3/15/12 List 2012-014 RFQ Maricopa County - Greenway Parkway: Sun Valley Parkway to 3/1 Link 10am Hassayampa Freeway. Contact: Bonnie Williams at bonnieWil- 1:30pm [email protected]. First published on 2/28 3/15/12 DEMA12- IFB AZDEMA - Camp Navajo Combat Pistol Qualification Course Drainage & 3/7 Link 10am 00001488 Soil Stabilization. Furnish and Install all materials for Additional 10am Drainage and Soil Stabilization at the Camp Navajo Combat Pistol Range. Contact: Kathy Eastep at 602-267-2763 for Bid questions and Liz Voss at 602-267-2575 for scope of work questions. First published on 2/21. Revised Bid date and Pre-bid conference date on 3/2
3/15/12 1120583 IFB Yavapai County - Williamson Valley Road Mill and Fill Project in 3/1 Link 1:30pm Yavapai County ($1.9M). Work includes milling 1" of asphaltic concrete 11am for the entire width of Williamson Valley Road, then placing a 2" Mand. asphaltic concrete lift. Mandatory Pre-bid conference. Contact: MaryAn Sala at 928-777-7522 and [email protected] or Aric M. Stewart at 928-777-7519 and [email protected]. First published on 2/21
3/15/12 1120092 IFB Yavapai County - 2011/2012 Annual Overlay Project in Yavapai County 3/1 Link 2pm ($556K). Mandatory Pre-bid conference. Contact MaryAn Sala, Contract 10am Administration, at 928-777-7522 or [email protected]. Mand. First published on 2/14 3/15/12 12020; IFB Town of Oro Valley - 2011/2012 Surface Treatment Phase III Link 2pm OV 30 11/12 05 ($250K - $500K). Contact: Jose Rodriquez at (fax) 520-229-4899. First published on 2/28 & revised owner on 3/6
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Bid Date Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Holders Type 3/20/12 2012-05 IFB Coconino County - Kachina Village Chip Seal Project. Chip seal approx. 3/15 Link 2pm 225,280 SY of road. Contact: Coconino County Purchasing Dept. at 10am 928-679-7190. First published on 3/2 3/20/12 2012-06 IFB Coconino County - Supply and Deliver 592 tons of Emulsified Asphalt CRS none Link 2pm -2P. Contact: Coconino County Purchasing Dept. at 928-679-7190. First published on 3/2 3/20/12 2012-07 IFB Coconino County - Supply and Deliver 6,241 tons of Chip Seal Aggregate. none Link 2pm Contact: Coconino County Purchasing Dept. at 928-679-7190. First published on 3/2 3/20/12 120371 IFB City of Tucson - ARRA - Tucson Streetcar Maintenance and Storage 3/1 Link 4pm Facility ($5M - $10M). Contact: Brian Hagedon, AIA GLHN Architects & 1pm Engineering at 520-881-4546. First published on 2/24 3/21/12 12-083 IFB City of Tempe - Refurbishment of Existing Decomposed Granite Paving at Link 3pm EVBOM. Contact: Lisa Goodman at [email protected] or 480-350-8533. First published on 3/2 3/21/12 2012140 IFB City of Mesa - Traffic Signal Maintenance Services. Contact: Clayton none Link 3pm Campbell at 480-644-2655 or [email protected]. First published on 3/9 3/21/12 OP 12-2067 IFB City of Goodyear - Install Speed Cushion on Residential Streets. Contact Link 3:30pm George Bravakos at 623-882-7845 or [email protected]. First published on 3/9 3/22/12 List 01-280-001 IFB City of Mesa - Consolidated Canal Multi-Use Path Phase III, Lindsay Road see bid Link 1pm to Baseline Road. Work includes construction of concrete multi-use path docs REVISED with lighting, signage, signalized street crossings, seat walls and landscap- ing. Contact: Steve Stettler at 480-644-4687 or [email protected]. First published on 1/20 & added planholders list on 2/3. Revised bid date on 2/24 & 3/9 3/22/12 2012-20000185 IFB City of Yuma - Asphalt Maintenance & Repair Services, 5 yr contract. Link 2pm Contact: Melinda Holmes, CPPB at 928-373-5112 or [email protected]. First published on 2/24 3/22/12 2-549; IFB City of Chandler - Bus Bay Installation at Various Locations (100K - 3/9 Link 2pm ST0611-401 $500K). Mandatory Pre-bid conference. Contact: Ray Buglion at 10am 480-782-3319 or [email protected]. First published on 2/28 Mand. 3/22/12 IFB 3097-7; IFB Maricopa Community College - Thomas Road Parking Lot Reconstruction. 2/23 Link 2:30pm 110054 Work consists of the demolition and reconstruction of the existing parking 10:30am lot located at Thomas Road and 15th Avenue. Contact: Gary Eberhard, AIA, at 480-731-8568. First published on 2/21 & revised on 3/6 3/22/12 2012-32 IFB City of Flagstaff - West and Arrowhead Improvements Phase I. Work 3/13 Link 3pm includes approximately 3,000 LF of asphalt roadway reconstruction, new 1:30pm water main and service construction, storm drain, sewer services, concrete sidewalk/curb/gutter, landscaping and irrigation, roadway signage/striping, pedestrian traffic control signal, and associated work. Contact: Christine Cameron, Project Manager at 928-213-2682 or Patrick Brown, Sr. Procurement Specialist at 928-213-2277. First published on 2/28
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Bid Date Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Holders Type 3/23/12 List 303-A-(203)N D-B-B ADOT - Construct interim freeway facility including interim ramps to Link 11am Northern Parkway in the Cities of Glendale and Surprise ($110M). DBE goal of 3.47%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Rimpal Shah at 602-712- 8377 or Construction Supervisor: Murshed Alam at 623-972-2493. First published on 2/3 (Check out the events page for the Networking event for this project) 3/23/12 List 077-C-(200)A D-B-B ADOT - Pavement Improvements on SR 77 in Navajo County ($6M). Work Link 11am includes cold recycling of Asphaltic Concrete (AC), placing AC overlay, and applying double application seal coat. Additional work includes removing and replacing cattle guards, replacing guardrail and guardrail terminals, replacing pavement markings, and other miscellaneous work. DBE goal of 3.21%. Contact Engineering Specialist: William Nanni at 602-712-6899 or Construction Supervisor: Carl Ericksen at 928-524-5421. First published on 2/21 3/23/12 List 999-A-(335)A D-B-B ADOT - Pavement Preservation on I-8 in Maricopa County ($1.2M). The Link 11am work consists of crack sealing, and other related items. DBE goal of 4.12%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Brian Pirooz at 602-712-8269 or Construc- tion Supervisor: Jamie Hernandez at 928-317-2150. First published on 2/21
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3/23/12 List 092-A(201)A IFB ADOT - Scour retrofit project includes constructing concrete floors Link 11am underneath the existing bridge on SR 92 in Cochise County 10 miles west of Bisbee ($100K). The work also includes construction of cut-off walls, shotcrete, bank protection and other related work. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Mahmood B. Ghorbani at 602-712-6093 or Construction Supervisor: Jackie Watkins at 520-459-5088. First published on 2/28
3/23/12 CIP 3.0103 IFB Yuma County Flood Control District - Magnolia Basin Expansion Project Link 1:30pm ($262K). The work includes excavation and embankment construction to expand the existing stormwater retention basin. Contact: Amy Darlington at 928-817-5000. First published on 3/6 3/28/12 2012139 RFP City of Mesa - Traffic Signal Maintenance Management & Database none Link 3pm Software. Contact: Clayton Campbell at 480-644-2655 or [email protected]. First published on 3/9 3/29/12 IFB 12-088 IFB City of Phoenix - Pole Base Foundation Exchange Services - Require- 3/20 Link 2pm ments Contract. Contact: Alan Koberna at 602-261-8700 or 9am [email protected]. First published on 3/9
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Bid Date Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Holders Type 3/30/12 List 015-A-(207)A IFB ADOT - Pavement Rehabilitation on I-15 in Mohave County. The work Link 11am consists of milling existing asphalt, paving asphaltic concrete, striping and other related work. Contact Engineering Specialist: Sara Howard at 602-712-6834 Construction Supervisor: Astrid Potter at 928-714-2225. First published on 2/28 3/30/12 List NH-095-B(203)A IFB ADOT - Intersection Improvements on US 95 in Yuma County ($7.5M). Link 11am The project consists of widening roadway to construct a southbound right turn lane and a northbound left turn lane at each intersection and re-alignment of the cross road at MP 89.2. DBE Goal is 2.72%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Sarker Rahman at 602-712-8262 or Construction Supervisor: Jaime Hernandez at 928-317-2158. First published on 3/2 3/30/12 List 084-A-(200)A IFB ADOT - Construct concrete floors underneath Santa Rosa Wash Bridge List 11am ($230K). DBE Goal is 5.72%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Mahmood B. Ghorbani at 602-712-6093 or Construction Supervisor: Carter McKune at 520-836-2501. First published on 3/2 3/30/12 List NH-095-B(204)A IFB ADOT - Roadway Widening on US 95 in Yuma County (7.5M). The Link 11am project work includes milling and replacing with AC and ACFC, extending RCBC, extending pipe culverts, pavement marking, signing, guardrail, seeding, and other related work. DBE goal is 2.72%. Contact: Engineer- ing Specialist: Sarker Rahman at 602-712-8262 or Construction Supervisor: Jaime Hernandez at 928-317-2158. First published on 3/2 3/28/12 2012-4106-0009 IFB City of Gilbert - Street Renovation - Polymer Modified Slurry Seal. 3/15 9am Link 9am Contact Kory Parker, Street Supervisor at 480-503-6478. First published on 3/9 3/30/12 List B40-G-(202)A IFB ADOT - Surface rehabilitation on I-40B from I-40 to SR 77 ($905K). The Link 11am project consists of removing existing pavement by milling, replacing with 3” of asphaltic concrete pavement with a fog coat, connecting with existing turnouts, installing loop detector counter systems, pavement marking and related incidental items. Contact Engineering Specialist: Don Pierson at 928-778-4679 or Construction Supervisor: Randy Routhier at 928-524-5402. First published on 3/6 3/30/12 List HSIP-060-D(210)A IFB ADOT - Install a pedestrian Hybrid Beacon on US 60 within the city of Link 11am Globe. The work also includes installation of sidewalk, sidewalk ramps, concrete curb and gutter other related work. DBE goal of 2.7%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Adrian C. Gutierrez at 602-712-8257 or Construc- tion Supervisor: Rod Lane at 928-402-5600. First published on 3/9 3/20/12 IFB Interfaith Community Services - Parking Lot and Access Road Paving Link 2pm Renovation, located on the Christ the King Episcopal Church Campus at 2820 West Ina Road, Tucson. Contact: Terry Alexander at [email protected]. First published on 3/9 4/2/12 GC 2011-15805 IFB ASU - Cady Mall Site Improvements and Signage. The project scope of 3/15 Link 3pm work includes the removal and installation of existing concrete 9:30am sidewalks, removal and installation of landscape material, irrigation system, and removal and installation of monument sign. Contact Douglas E. Boyer at 480-965-2217 or [email protected]. First published on 3/6
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Bid Date Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Holders Type 4/2/12 CIP # S355 IFB Town of Prescott Valley - Lake Valley Road Pavement Rehabilitation 3/19 Link 3:30pm Project. The work consists of removing existing pavement and replace 3:30pm with 8,000 sy asphaltic concrete pavement and chip seal cover material on Lake Valley Road between Florentine and Lakeshore Drive in Prescott Valley. Contact: Public Works Department at 928-759-3070. First published on 3/6 4/5/12 12PWD0037 IFB City of Prescott - Concrete Dams Repair Project. Work includes the 3/22 Link 2pm removal and replacement of damaged concrete surfaces at Upper 10am Goldwater, Lower Goldwater, Willow Creek, and Granite Creek Dams. Mand. Mandatory Pre-bid. Contact the Public Works Director at 928-777-1130. First published on 3/6. Contact Rebekah Morris for bid documents at [email protected]. Updated on 3/9 4/10/12 6247312RAFPV Sources Department of the Navy - Sources Sought for IDIQ MACC For new Link 2pm Sought Construction, Repair, and Renovation of Airport/Airfield and Heavy Duty Paving Projects at Various Locations. Contact: Chad Slade at 619-532-3372. First published on 3/9 4/12/12 12-B-05 IFB Mohave County - Asphalt Parking Lots - Resurfacing & Repair. Contact: 3/13 Link 2pm Terri Williams at 928-753-0752 x 1 or [email protected]. 10am First published on 3/2 4/13/12 List 060-B-(210)A IFB ADOT - Construct new right turn lane on US 60 within the City of Link 11am Peoria. The work consists of constructing a new right turn lane near 71st Avenue, sidewalks between 71st Avenue and 75th Avenue, sidewalk ramps at various locations and pavement preservation between milepost 152.65, near 71st Avenue and milepost 150.38, near 84th Ave ($6M). DBE Goal of 2.67%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Rimpal Shah at 602-712-8377 or Construction Supervisor: Adam Brahm at 602-712-2300. First published on 3/6
5/11/12 List 160-A-(204)A D-B-B ADOT - Roadway widening and culvert lining on US 160 approximately Link 11am 5 miles west of Tuba City. Work includes installing pipe liners inside existing CMP pipe culverts at 12 locations, roadway widening for right and left-turn lanes at the Moenave Road intersection, and other related work ($1.1M). Contact Engineering Specialist: Donna Rice at 602-712-8618 or Construction Supervisor: David Sikes at 928-266-2688. First published on 12/27 & revised bid date on 1/31 & 2/10
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Bid Date Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Holders Type 3/9/12 AZ-PFH-3-1(2) Sources USDOT - Sources Sought for conducting 3R Pavement Improvements, Link 3pm Sought guardrail and signing in Flagstaff - Clint Wells. Looking for DBEs. Contact: Craig Holsopple, Acquisition Program Specialist at [email protected] or 720-963-3350. First published on 3/6
3/12/12 S051229 IFB UA -Well drilling at the V Bar V Ranch. Contact: Ted Nasser, C.P.M. at none Link 2pm 520-621-5449 or [email protected]. First published on 2/28 3/13/12 11-lan-3017 IFB City of Casa Grande - Landfill Fuel Station. Work includes installation 2/28 Link 1:30pm of a 9,000 gallon Steel Double Wall Above ground Fuel Tank and 10:30am related apertures. Contact: Norm Gumenik, Sanitation Superintendent, at 520-421-8625. First published on 2/17 3/13/12 IFB Yavapai County - Courthouse Sanitary & Storm Sewer Improvements. 3/9 Link 1:30pm Mandatory Pre-bid meeting. Contact: Julie Ayers at 928-771-325 or 10am [email protected]. First published on 3/6 Mand. 3/13/12 List WS90500259 D-B-B City of Phoenix - 2010 Sanitary Sewer Relief Program, Project 7A/8D none Link 2pm Design Bid Build ($1M - $1.3M). Work will include 5,242 linear feet of 15 inch sewer pipe, 16 manholes, street repair and restoration, and other miscellaneous work. This project has a 12% SBE goal. Contact: Kandi Kawolsky at 602-534-8352. First published on 2/21
3/13/12 IFB City of Safford - 250K Gallon Thunderbird Hills D-Zone Storage Tank. 3/6 Link 2pm Contact: Richard G. Thomas at Trueline Engineering at 928-428-1504. 10am First published on 2/10 & revised on 2/21. Revised pre-bid date on 2/28 3/15/12 List 12PWD0034 RFQ City of Prescott - FY12-13 Small Water and Sewer Main Replacement. 2/22 Link 2pm Mandatory Pre-proposal conference. Contact Public Works Director at 2pm 928-777-1130. First published on 2/17 & added sign in sheet on 3/9 Mand. 3/15/12 IFB 12-036 IFB Paradise Valley Unified School District - Storm Drain Improvements. Link 2:30pm Contact: Leslie Small at 602-449-2080 or [email protected]. First published on 2/24 3/15/12 List IFB City of Prescott - Cliff Rose Sewer Lift Station Upgrade. Work includes 3/1 Link 2pm the reconstruction and upgrade of the existing sewer lift station at 10am Rosser Street and State Route 89, including new backup power, Mand. controls and telemetry. Mand. Pre-bid conference. Contact Crista Clevenger at 928-777-1130. First published on 2/21 & added sign in sheet in 3/9
3/15/12 103111-2 IFB Gila County - S.O. Tower Installation & Radio Equipment. Mandatory 3/2 Link 3pm Site Visit. Contact: the Procurement Group at 928-02-8612. 10am First published on 2/24 Mand. 3/15/12 SS2730G8-RB IFB Lake Havasu City - Retrofit Group 8 Backwater / Sewer Relief Valve Link 3pm Project (Re-Bid). Contact: Jeremy Abbott, Project Manager at 928-453-6660. First published on 3/2
36 Volume 3 Issue 7 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information Project Solicitations presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions in this data. Links may not be valid once bid date/time has passed. All Bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.
Utilities
Bid Date Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Holders Type 3/16/12 12.C.04 IFB Superstition Mountains Community Facilities District - Apache Link 2pm Gardens MHP Mainline Extension. Construction of a sewer main extension consisting of approximately 1,963 linear feet of 8" PVC Sewer pipe, 15 LF of 6" diameter PVC sewer pipe, 15 building connections and the installation of eight (8) 5 foot diameter manholes. First published on 3/9
3/19/12 WA059; 2012- IFB City of Gilbert - Reservoir and Pump Station at Ray and Recker 3/15 Link 2pm 7009-0229 Roads. Contact: Jack Gierak at [email protected] or 10am 480-833-3912. First published on 2/24 3/22/12 PT 12-002 IFB City of Phoenix - Solar Energy System installation on existing roof 3/8 Link 2pm canopies at the Happy Valley / I-17 Park and Ride. Contact: Kimberly 1pm Hayden. First published on 2/24 3/22/12 91033 IFB City of Glendale - Arrowhead Ranch Water Reclamation Facility U/V 3/15 Link 2pm Upgrade and Well 43 VFD Installation. Mandatory Pre-bid 10am conference. First published on 3/6 Mand. 3/22/12 EN12-048 IFB City of Avondale - Western Avenue Drainage & Waterline Improve- 3/14 Link 3pm ments. Install a catch basin storm drain system along Western Avenue 10am from 6th Street to Dysart Road. Mandatory Pre-bid conference. Mand. Contact: Charles Andrews at 623-333-4216. First published on 3/6 3/23/12 List WS85100034 CMAR City of Phoenix - 3B-B1 3B-B2 Booster Pump Stations Replacement 3/15 Link 12pm Program Construction Manager at Risk. Contact: Yolanda Sanchez at 10am 602-534-1423. First published on 3/2 3/23/12 HFH-001 IFB Habitat for Humanity Wickenburg (CDBG) - Casa Del Sol Subdivision 3/5 Link 2:30pm Improvements. Mandatory Pre-bid conference. The subdivision 2:30pm infrastructure includes an 8" PVC main sewer line and an 8" DIP main water line. Contact: Neals Engineering and Land Survey, LLC at [email protected] or 623-518-4928. First published on 2/28
3/26/12 "021209" RFP ASU - Uninterruptable Power Supplies Systems for ASU. Contact: none Link 3pm Stacie Malekooti at [email protected]. First published on 3/6 3/27/12 PNIB-SS2780-0 IFB Lake Havasu City - Effluent Pump Station Improvements ($430K). Link 3pm -2012/KP Installation of flow control valves at the East and West Ponds of the London Bridge Golf Course. Contact: Kimberly Fiumara at 928-453- 6660 or [email protected]. First published on 2/28 3/27/12 list PW11-SC01 IFB City of El Mirage - Security Improvements to the WWTF. Contact: 3/15 Link 3pm Jorge Gastelum at 623-876-2977. First published on 2/28 & added 10am planholders list on 3/6 3/27/12 2-554 ; ST2- IFB City of Chandler - Drywell Installation. Contact: Sharon Brause at 480- Link 4pm 913-3100 782-2407 or [email protected]. First published don 3/9
3/28/12 C1206 RFP Central Arizona Project - Heavy Equipment Floating Work Platform. 3/14 Link 3pm Firms need to propose dredging alternatives to support removing silt 9am from the fore-bay at the Sandario Pumping Plant near Tucson, Arizona. Contact Art Enriquez at 623-869-2413 or [email protected]. First published on 3/9
37 Friday, March 9, 2012 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information Project Solicitations presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions in this data. Links may not be valid once bid date/time has passed. All Bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.
Utilities
Bid Date Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Holders Type 3/29/12 12PWD0035 IFB City of Prescott - Various Stormwater Management Drainage Projects. 3/7 Link 2pm Mandatory Pre-bid conference. Contact: Public Works at 10am 928-777-1130. First published on 2/28 Mand. 4/4/12 List 918-12-038- D-B-B Maricopa County - Air Monitoring Station Upgrades: 83rd Avenue and 3/28/12 Link 2012 Indian School. Contact Corry Slama at [email protected]. First published on 3/9 4/4/12 918-12-038- D-B-B Maricopa County - Brooks Air Monitoring Station Upgrades. Contact List 2012 Corry Slama at [email protected]. First published on 3/9 4/20/12 RFI APS - 2012 Innovative Renewable Distributed Energy technology RFI. Link This is not a project bidding but a request for information. Contact: Paul Baker at [email protected]. First published on 3/2
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 Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link & Time Holders Type 3/9/12 11-0038 CMAR Amphitheater Public Schools - CMAR for K-12 New Construction and Link 2pm renovations for Rio Vista Elementary School. Work includes building six (6) new classrooms to replace portables, modernize & update restrooms to include ADA considerations and create parent and staff parking. Contact: Pete Burgard at 520-696-3713. First published on 2/28 3/9/12 11-0039 CMAR Amphitheater Public Schools - CMAR for new construction and major Link 2pm renovations at Holaway Elementary School. Work includes building eight (8) new classrooms to replace portables, modernize & update restrooms to include ADA considerations, and install Cat 6 cabling on entire site. Contact: Pete Burgard at 520-696-3713. First published on 2/28 3/12/12 IFB Sunset Community Health Center Inc. - Manufacture or Custom Build Link 2pm of a Mobile Dental Clinic with 2 exam rooms and reception area. Approximate size may be 40L X 102W. Contact: Candy Ruiz at 928-819-8999 or [email protected]. First published on 2/17 3/13/12 IFB Yuma County - New Yuma County Facility at Wellton AZ Link 1:30pm ($1.4M - $1.8M). Contact: Susan Elton at 928-817-5025 or [email protected]. First published on 2/10 3/13/12 12-B-03 IFB Mohave County - New Public Works Building ($1M - $5M). LEED 2/9 & Link 2pm Building Standards. Contact: Tara Acton at 928-753-0752 or 2/16 [email protected]. 12pm First published on 2/7 & revised bid date on 3/2
38 Volume 3 Issue 7 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information Project Solicitations presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions in this data. Links may not be valid once bid date/time has passed. All Bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.
Commercial
Bid Date Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link & Time Holders Type 3/13/12 ADOC12- RFP Arizona Department of Corrections - 2,000 Medium Security Prison 2/10 & Link 3pm 00001388 Beds. Correctional Management of medium security prison beds within 2/15 the State of Arizona. Contact: Karen D. Ingram at 602-542-1172. AZBEX published a story on this solicitation 2/14. The two sites under consideration are Florence and Yuma. First published on 2/21 & revised bid date on 2/28 3/14/12 Whiteriver Construction is requesting subcontractor and supplier bids Link 3pm for the Navajo Nation Shopping Centers restoration in Window Rock AZ. Contact Mike Marr for more information at (928) 537-2920. Fax (928) 537-2922, or email at [email protected]. First published on 3/6 3/15/12 2012- IFB City of Yuma - Police Department Substation. The Work includes Site Link 2pm 20000146 Preparation and Construction of a new 4,155 s.f. Police Substation Building. Contact: Robin R. Wilson at 928-373-5116 or [email protected]. Architect: Architects, Ltd. First published on 2/28
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3/15/12 List 2012- IFB City of Yuma - Friendship Park Restroom. Project will include removal Link 2pm 20000177 and replacement of an existing restroom at Friendship Park along with constructing new sidewalks and sidewalk ramps ($241,500.00). Contact Mary Roman at 928-373-5114 or [email protected]. First published on 3/6 & added planholders list on 3/9 3/20/12 10-lan-2907 IFB City of Casa Grande - Installation of a manufactured scale house. 3/8 Link 1:30pm Contact: Abdul Rashid, Civil Engineer, at 520-421-8625. 10:30am First published on 3/2 3/22/12 IFB Camp Verde Fire District - Head Street Annex, Firehouse Interior Link 10am Remodel and New Apparatus Bay Complex. Bid docs are available through select plan rooms. First published on 3/2 3/22/12 PARKS12- RFQuote Arizona State Parks - Discovery Center/Restroom Remodel at none Link 3pm 00001499 Kartchner Caverns State Park. Work includes demolition of two interior walls, replace with masonry walls, tile and paint. Contact: Art Austin at 520-586-4115 for site inspection and Louise Higuera at 602-542-6925 concerning the solicitation. First published on 2/21 3/27/12 002-03-27-12 CMAR Litchfield Elementary School District - CMAR for the warehouse and Link 2pm transportation Center Construction Project. Contact: Rosalind Roberson at 623-535-6028 or [email protected]. First published on 2/28
39 Friday, March 7, 2012 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information Project Solicitations presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions in this data. Links may not be valid once bid date/time has passed. All Bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.
Commercial
Bid Date Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link & Time Holders Type 3/27/12 RFQ: 02-1112 RFQ- Arizona Western College - Wellton Learning Center ($1.8M). The Link 2pm CMAR project is a 6,685 square foot new construction Learning Center at 28851 County 12th St, Wellton, AZ. Contact: Denis Ponder at 928-314-9515 or [email protected]. First published on 3/2 3/28/12 20516 IFB Pima County - Plant Improvements for Warehouse/O&M Building at 3/8 Link 2pm Ina Road WRF Capacity and Effluent Quality Upgrade C-400 ($4m). 8:30am Mandatory Pre-bid meeting. SBE goal of 12%. Contact: Jerry Rizzo at Mand. [email protected]. First published on 2/17 4/5/12 12-B-04 IFB Mohave County - CDBG - Rehabilitation of Colorado River Boys and 3/8 Link 2pm Girls Club. Doors, Concrete slabs, restrooms (ADA), Hallway (Flooring, 10am & water fountains and painting). Mandatory Pre-bid conference. Contact: 3/15 Terri H. Williams at 928-753-0752 or [email protected]. 10am First published on 2/17 4/12/12 C-399 IFB Pima County - Ina Road ERF Administration, Central Maintenance and 3/22 Link 2pm Control Center Building Modifications Project ($9.9M). Mandatory Pre 8:30am -bid conference. SBE goal of 12%. Contact Jerome Rizzo at Mand. [email protected]. First published on 3/9
Alterations and Maintenance Includes abatement, remediation, landscaping, irrigation, fencing, single-trade, and maintenance solicitations. Also captures public-
agency owned renovations of residential properties. In the "Contract Type" column, RFQ generally translates into a qualifications-based selection, while RFP notes a lump-sum proposal.
Bid Date/ Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link Tine holders Type
3/9/12 IFB 12-144 IFB City of Phoenix - Roof Services for City of Phoenix Building 2120. 2/23 Link 2pm Contact: Edith Barrera at 602-495-7664 or [email protected]. 9am First published on 2/21
3/9/12 IFB 12-137 IFB City of Phoenix - Plumbing & Rooter Services (Aviation) - Requirements none Link 2pm Contract. Contact: Anne Shadle at 602-261-8988 or [email protected]. First published on 3/2
3/9/12 IFB 12-141 IFB City of Phoenix - Chiller and Boiler System Services, Housing/Federally 2/21 Link 2pm Funded Requirements Contract. Contact: Edith Barrera at 602-495-7664 10am or [email protected]. First published on 2/17 & revised on 3/6
3/9/12 IFB 12-135 IFB City of Phoenix - HVAC/Evap Cooler Supply and Services, Housing/ 2/15 Link 2pm Federally Funded - Requirements Contract. Contact: Edith Barrera at 9am 602-495-7664 or [email protected]. First published on 2/17 & revised on 3/6
40 Volume 3 Issue 7 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information Project Solicitations presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions in this data. Links may not be valid once bid date/time has passed. All Bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.
Alterations and Maintenance to Real Property
Bid Date Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link & Time Holders Type 3/12/12 AGFD12- IFB Arizona Game and Fish Department - Landscaping Services- FOR6 none link 3pm 00001537 ($5K - $50K). Contact Cindy Arnold, Buyer II, at 623-236-7460 or REVISED [email protected]. First published on 3/2 & revised on 3/9 3/13/12 IFB City of Glendale - NSP1 (Neighborhood Stabilization Program Residen- 2/28 Link 9am tial Rehab Project). Mandatory Pre-bid meeting. Contact: Buz Essel at 9am 623-930 -3670. First published on 2/24 3/12/12 List "021207" RFP ASU - Cabling for the ASU Campus at Lake Havasu City. Contact: Stacie 2/23 Link 3pm Malekooti at [email protected]. First published on 2/24 & 11am revised link on 3/2. Added site visit sign in sheet on 3/9 3/13/12 IFB Foundation for Senior Living, Home Improvements, Inc, in partnership Link 9am with the City of Avondale - Residential Rehabilitation Program Project Address: (1) 291 W Rhodes Ave Avondale, AZ (2) 12626 W Warner ST. Avondale, AZ. Mandatory Walk Through. Contact: DJ Gibson at 602-722-0324. First published on 3/6 3/13/12 AGFD12- IFB Arizona Game and Fish Department - Canopies and Concrete Slab for 3/1 Link 1pm 00001472 Ben Avery Shooting Facility PPD Range. Contact: Elizabeth Burgard at 10am 623-236-7459 or [email protected]. First published on 2/21 3/13/12 2012127 RFQ City of Mesa - Fence and Gate Repair/Installation. Contact: Angela none Link 3pm Bennett at 480-644-2655. First published on 2/21 3/14/12 S061227 IFB UA - Carpeting at Gila Residence Hall. Mandatory Pre-bid. Contact: Tom 3/5 Link 2pm Fiebiger C.P.M.at 520-621-5933 or 520-621-5179 or 11:15am [email protected]. First published on 2/28 Mand. 3/14/12 S061226 IFB UA - Carpeting and Vinyl Sheet Goods at Arizona-Sonora Residence 3/5 Link 2pm Hall. Mandatory Pre-bid. Contact: Tom Fiebiger C.P.M.at 520-621-5933 11:15am or 520-621-5179 or [email protected]. First published on 2/28 Mand. 3/14/12 IFB 241206 IFB ASU - Retro-fit and re-lamp existing lighting for ASU’s Ucent building on Link 3pm the Downtown Campus. Contact Tom Sassatelli at 480 965-2074 or [email protected]. First published on 2/28 3/14/12 IFB 241211 IFB ASU - Retro-fit and re-lamp existing lighting for ASU’s Walter Cronkite Link 3pm building at the Downtown Campus. Contact Tom Sassatelli at 480-965-2074 or [email protected]. First published on 2/28 3/14/12 IFB 241212 IFB ASU - Retro-fit and re-lamp existing lighting for ASU’s Mercado complex Link 3pm on the Downtown Campus. Contact Tom Sassatelli at 480 965-2074 or [email protected]. First published on 2/28 3/14/12 RFQuote City of Goodyear - Fire Alarm panel Replacement at Fire Station 181. Link 5pm Contact: Russ Welborn at 623-882-7879. First published on 3/9 3/15/12 ADOT12- IFB ADOT - Highway Landscape Maintenance I-10 / Wild horse Pass, Traffic none Link 3pm 00001241 Interchange. Contact: Amir Sakhi at 602-712-858 or [email protected]. First published on 2/24 3/15/12 EN 12-047 IFB City of Avondale - Agua Fria River Debris Clean-up. Mandatory Site Visit. 3/7 Link 3pm Contact: Anna Hudson at [email protected] or 623-333-4213. 10am First published on 2/28 Mand. 3/15/12 PARKS12- RFQuote Arizona State Parks - Modifications to Existing Showers at Dead Horse 2/23 Link 3pm 00001511 Ranch State Park ($50K). Contact Margie Silva at 602-542-6937. 10:30am First published on 2/21 & revised bid date on 2/28
41 Friday, March 7, 2012 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information Project Solicitations presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions in this data. Links may not be valid once bid date/time has passed. All Bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.
Alterations and Maintenance to Real Property
Bid Date Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link & Time Holders Type 3/15/12 2012- IFB City of Yuma - Roof Replacement at Radio Installation Facility. Contact: Link 4pm 20000178 Melinda Holmes at 928-373-5112 or [email protected]. REVISED First published on 1/27 & revised on 3/9 3/16/12 09.370.113 IFB NAU - Performing and Fine Arts/Clifford E. White Lighting project. 3/6 Link 11am Mandatory Pre-bid conference. Contact: Joshua Spear at 928-853-1617 11am or [email protected]. First published on 3/6 3/16/12 IFB 12-122 IFB City of Phoenix - Re-Lamping Services - Requirements Contract. Contact: 3/16 Link 2pm Claudia Ruiz at 602-262-7793 or [email protected]. 9:30am First published on 3/2 3/16/12 RFP 12-002 RFP City of Phoenix - Furnish and Install Carpet - Requirements Contract. 2/9 Link 2pm Contact: Claudia Ruiz, Senior Buyer at 602-262-7793 or clau- 10am [email protected]. First published on 2/3 & revised bid date on 2/24 & 3/6 3/16/12 IFB 12-052 IFB City of Phoenix - Provide and Install Playground Equipment - Require- 1/6/ Link 2pm ments Contract. Contact: Bill Pincus, Resource Center Manager, at 602- 10am REVISED 262-7461 or [email protected]. First published on 12/30 & revised on 1/17 & 2/10. Revised bid date on 3/2 and 3/6 3/20/12 PW 2012-01 IFB City of Apache Junction - Trash and Recycle Material Removal. Contact: Link 2pm Public Works at 480-982-1055. First published on 3/9 3/21/12 IFB 3103-7 IFB Maricopa Community College - Replace Carpet in Library Building at 3/14 Link 2:30pm Chandler-Gilbert Community College ($150K - $180K). Mandatory 10am Pre-bid conference. Contact: Charlie Poure at 480-726-4140. Mand. First published on 3/9 3/22/12 DEMA12- IFB DEMA - Provide refuse collection services - statewide. Contact: Betty 3/12 Link 11am 00001547 Austin at [email protected]. First published on 3/6 10am 3/22/12 10-602-002 IFB City of Mesa - Brown Road Water Treatment Plant Security Wall. see bid Link 1:30pm Contact: Erik Nilssen at 480-644-2518 or e-mail docs [email protected]. First published on 3/2 3/22/12 2012-007 IFB Town of Marana - Landscaping Services. Contact: Michael Glasson, Link 4pm Purchasing Coordinator, at 520 382-1983 or [email protected]. First published on 3/9 3/23/12 IFB City of Litchfield Park - Tree Trimming of approximately 1395 Filifera and Link 2pm Robusta Palms, plus approximately 136 Date Palms, and various other species located within City limits. Contact: Field operation at 623-935-1066. First published on 2/28 3/26/12 729 IFB Tohono O’odham Ki:Ki Association (TOKA) - Renovation and Reconstruc- 2/21 Link 2pm tion of 7 single family housing units located in the Northern section of 10am the Tohono O’odham Nation. Mandatory Pre-bid Meeting. Native American Preference. Contact: 520-383-3304. First published on 2/10 3/26/12 725 IFB Tohono O’odham Ki:Ki Association (TOKA) - Renovation of 12 Duplex 2/23 Link 2pm Elderly housing rental units (6 buildings) located in Sells, Arizona on 11:30am the Tohono O’odham Nation. Native American Preference. Contact: Thomas Shepherd, Sr. Contract Administrator at 520-383-2202 and [email protected] or Lisa Gonzales, Contracting Officer at [email protected]. First published on 2/10
42 Volume 3 Issue 7 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information Project Solicitations presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions in this data. Links may not be valid once bid date/time has passed. All Bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.
Alterations and Maintenance to Real Property
Bid Date Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link & Time Holders Type 3/26/12 728 IFB Tohono O’odham Ki:Ki Association (TOKA) - Renovation and Reconstruc- 2/23 Link 1400 E. Indian School Rd 2pm tion of 12 single family housing units located in the Eastern section of 9am the Tohono O’odham Nation. Native American Preference. Contact: Phoenix, AZ 85014 Thomas Shepherd, Sr. Contract Administrator at 520-383-2202 at [email protected] or Lisa Gonzales, Contracting Officer at 480-709-4190 [email protected]. First published on 2/10 [email protected] 3/27/12 12PB033 IFB City of Scottsdale - Fluid Cooler Replacement. Contractor to replace air 3/13 Link 2pm conditioning cooling tower at the City of Scottsdale One Civic Center 9am www.azbex.com facility ($250K - $270K). Contact: Raquel McMahon at 480-312-5715 or [email protected]. First published on 3/6 3/29/12 2012-008 IFB Town of Marana - Cooling Tower Repairs. Contact: Michael Glasson, 3/20 Link 4pm Purchasing Coordinator, at 520 382-1983 or [email protected]. 10am First published on 3/9 4/4/12 List 918-12-038- D-B-B Maricopa County - Facilities Management - Air Monitoring Station 3/28/12 Link 2012 Upgrades 83rd Avenue and Indian School. Contact Corry Slama at [email protected]. First published on 3/6 4/9/12 HSBP1012R002 IFB Department of Homeland Security - Remote Video Surveillance System Link 4:30pm 7 (RVSS) Upgrade. The RVSS upgrade will encompass open system architecture to be used by United States Border Patrol (USBP) Agents. The initial site installation will be within the state of Arizona. Contact: Marty Hollander, Contract Specialist at 571-468-7013 or sam- [email protected]. Pre-solicitation First published on 1/20, Solicitation first published on 2/28
Products and Equipment Requests for equipment (purchase and rental), materials, and related items.
Date List Project # Type Owner - Project Description Link 3/9/12 IFB 12-061 IFB City of Phoenix - Parts for Wastewater Treatment Plant -Requirements Link 2pm Contract. Contact: Linda Duarte at 602-262-7789 or [email protected]. First published on 3/2 3/12/12 List DEMA12- IFB AZDEMA - 323D TRK Loader Base. Purchase and deliver 323D TRK Loader Link 11am 00001473 Base to Camp Navajo, 1 Hughes Ave Building 15 Bellemont, AZ. First published on 2/21 3/13/12 34358 IFB Pima County - Metals & Steel Beams, Plates, Posts & Sheets. Contact: Link 1pm Walter Lewandowski at 520-791-6506 or email: [email protected]. First published on 2/24 3/14/12 OP 12-2077 IFB City of Goodyear - Purchase of Self Propelled Pavement Striper. Contact: Link 3:30pm George Bravakos, CPPB at 623-882-7845 or [email protected]. First published on 3/2 3/16/12 IFB 12-149 IFB City of Phoenix - Water Fittings, Clamps and Couplings - Requirements Link 2pm Contract. Contact: Linda Duarte at 602-262-7789 or [email protected]. First published on 3/2
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Date List Project # Type Owner - Project Description Link 3/20/12 1124316 IFB Yavapai County - Purchase and delivery of one or more eleven to fourteen Link 1:30pm 9-ton pneumatic tired rollers in Yavapai County. Contact Public Works at 928-771-3183. First published on 3/6 ` 2012-003 RFP Town of Marana - Furnish Recording System for Police Interview Rooms. Link Pre-proposal meeting set for 3/13 at 10am. Contact: Michael Glasson, Purchasing Coordinator, at 520-382-1983 or [email protected]. First published on 3/6 3/21/12 B12-01-017 IFB Navajo County - Annual Contract for Supplying and Delivering Liquid Link 3pm Asphalt Products. Contact: Veronica Dale at 928-524-4100 or [email protected]. First published on 2/21 3/22/12 31040 IFB Pima County - Landscaping Plants ($150K). Contact: Hazel Houston at Link 2:30pm 520-791-6507 or [email protected]. First published on 3/9 3/23/12 IFB 12-152 IFB City of Phoenix - Parking Lot Sweepers - Requirements Contract. Contact: Link 2pm Chuck Garvey at 602-261-8668 or [email protected]. First published on 3/9 4/3/12 #66-619 IFB City of Safford - Materials for Water Project: Johnson St/Reay Ln. Contact: Link 4pm Michael Faunce at 928-432-4081 or [email protected]. First published on 3/9
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