Friday Volume 4 Issue 20 Issue Date: April 26, 2013

CONNECTING THE LOCAL BUILDING INDUSTRY

ASU Baseball Program Moving to Phoenix Municipal Stadium; Football to Chase Field By Joe Martin for Arizona State University signed a ASU President Michael Crow earnings up until just around $1.1M Phoenix Business 25-year lease at Phoenix Municipal announced the agreement on annually, said Mayor Stanton, and Stadium to solidify the move from April 23rd and said that the plans to then the rest will be split between Journal obsolete Packard Stadium on the develop the new football stadium the university and the city. Tempe Campus. and the athletic facilities in Tempe “Ultimately [Packard Stadium] will are moving forward. He also said “We’ve been looking and trying to be developed as part of what will be that ASU football could be moving focus on this area for a long time; called the ‘Athletics Facilities District,’ to Chase Field in downtown Phoenix the Papago Park region. You bring so that will become commercial real while Sun Devil Stadium gets a in Arizona State University in here, estate that will generate the revenue $300M overhaul. you bring in a lot of youth in here, for the new football stadium,” said you bring in a lot of activity,” said Muni Stadium Crow. District Six Councilman Sal DiCiccio The 25-year lease the Sun Devils Sun Devil Remodel and Chase (the councilman for the Papago Park signed will generate revenue for Relocation area, where Phoenix Municipal is both parties, and potentially saved located). “This will end up becoming The stadium could see as much as the city of Phoenix from having to an activity hub, an entertainment $300 million worth of work. The maintain a vacant stadium. Arizona hub for Phoenix, and the region.” renovations set to take place include State will receive full revenue Continued on page 3

A rendering of the proposed shade structure above Sun Devil Stadium. Project Solicitations in this Issue: 31 Design/Consultant 45 Horizontal 17 Commercial 24 Products & Equipment

2 Development Opps 23 Utilities 50 Maintenance 48 Bid Results/Awards

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Articles 4 3 ADOT and EPA Reach Runoff Agreement 4 Elevation Going Up in Chandler 5 Mesa Selling Last of 2008 Bonds 6 Phoenix Building Code Update Ready for Council’s Vote 6 Despite Council Approval, Mtn. Shadow Plans Face Foes 7 Federal Initiative to Boost Manufacturing in Mesa 5 7 Gilbert Council Narrowly Approves Accepting Federal Grants 8 New Dev. Planned for ‘Orphaned’ Properties in East Mesa 9 New CityNorth Owners to Spend $7M on Upgrades 10 Westmarc Panelists See Renewed W. Valley Growth 10 More Employers Looking to Relocate to Arizona 11 South Mountain Freeway Environmental Report Coming Out 12 Startup Solar Company Makes Bid for Suntech Plant 7 18 Box in a Box Separates Bullets and Beauty Sections 12 Classifieds 13 Local Industry People Making News 14 Bid Results and Project Awards 19 Local Projects Making News 9 20 Industry Events Project Opportunities 21 Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant 25 Development Opportunities 25 Horizontal 30 Utilities 19 33 Commercial 36 Maintenance & Alterations 40 Products & Equipment 42 Pre-Solicitations 3 Friday, April 26, 2013

ASU Baseball Program Moving to Phoenix Municipal Meet the Stadium; Football to Chase Field (Cont’d) Team!

Rebekah Morris - Publisher Wildcats 480-709-4190 [email protected]

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Eric Jay Toll - Senior Correspondent Football field set up in Chase Field Lumberjacks the installation of an open-air canopy roof over the playing 602-617-3797 field, with the goal of reducing the high temperatures for fans [email protected] and players during game time. Plans also call for reducing the seating capacity of the stadium, with the hopes of making it a more intense and intimate environment. Michele Carey - General Manager Matadors When the plans for renovations were first introduced last year, the university had to weigh the options of either remaining at 480-686-4315 Sun Devil Stadium and completing the renovations in 10-year [email protected] increments, or vacating their long-time home field for at least two seasons and playing at Chase Field in downtown Phoenix Arizona Builders Exchange or possibly University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale. 1400 E Indian School Road Read more at Phoenix Muni and Chase Field Phoenix, AZ 85014 AZBEX News ADOT and EPA Reach Runoff Agreement It was great to see so many of our By Eric Jay Toll for Stormwater management in Arizona is under tighter controls subscribers at the City of Phoenix Arizona Builder’s following an April 22nd agreement between Arizona Department Networking event yesterday! Exchange of Transportation and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The pact is part of a nationwide effort to reduce waterway pollution from road surface runoff. The program affects all 18K AZBEX - Tip of the Week ADOT lane miles. Single-Family Residential work will show up in The program involved ADOT’s mapping its storm drain outfalls our Maintenance and Alterations section of the and roadside water filters. The mapping program allows the projects bidding whereas multifamily will be agency to predict necessary containment steps before storms listed in the Commercial Section. hit. ADOT has until March 2014 to resolve the remaining issues identified by EPA.

The changes came from a 2010 audit of ADOT’s municipal Editor’s Picks stormwater permit in the Phoenix, Flagstaff, Tucson and Prescott from the Last Issue districts. The federal inspection covered 57 construction sites and maintenance facilities in the areas. Following results of the • Phoenix to Spend $872M in Capital National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit Projects Next Fiscal Year audits, ADOT voluntarily agreed to implement corrective actions. • Healthcare Companies Merge, Affiliate In addition to the fixes, ADOT added staff to its Office of to Provide Better Service Environmental Services. Click here to return to Table of Contents 4 Volume 4, Issue 20 Elevation Going Up in Chandler

Vedura Residential, Scottsdale, is ready to start construc- using it on an apartment planned on N. Central Ave., in By Eric Jay Toll for tion of Chandler Elevation with its new joint venture Phoenix’ central business district. Arizona Builder’s partner, Real Estate Capital Partners (RECAP), New York Vedura assigned Greystar, Phoenix, to manage the apart- Exchange City. The city has approved the permits for the $20M ments once they’re built. project on 6.2 acres Vedura picked up in December (AZBEX, December 4th). The 163-unit luxury apartment Chandler officials say that there’s hope the Elevation complex, 2300 W. Pecos Rd., is walking distance from the Chandler skeleton near Chandler Fashion Mall will be believed-location of the new GM technology center. torn down this year and replaced with a mixed use development, but some legal entanglements still remain MT Builders Companies, Scottsdale, is the GC for the (AZBEX, September 7th; AZCentral, March 12th). development. Biltform Architecture Group, Phoenix, handled design duties. Vedura has the same expectation. “Really, only the CRE and development community know that building as Vedura picked up the trademark on the Elevation name, ‘Elevation,’” says Bruce Hart, Vedura Residential manag- although this project has no relation to the structural ing director. “By the time we’re ready for tenants, there skeleton on the west side of the freeway. Vedura uses shouldn’t be any consumer recognition of the other one. the name on a project that opened in Flagstaff and is It should be torn down by then.”

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Mesa Selling Last of 2008 Bonds

By Gary Nelson Back in 2008, Mesa voters approved What 2013 bonds buy the sale of bonds to buy land for a for the Arizona • With the general-obligation and utility bonds to be sold new fire station and finance a raft of Republic this spring, Mesa will get: other public-safety and street projects. Five years later, the City Council is • Completion of the Fiesta District police station. selling nearly the last of the general- • Land for a future replacement of west-side Fire Station obligation bonds authorized in that 203. historic election, which resulted in Mesa’s first city property tax since • Fiesta District street improvements. 1945. • Improvements on Mesa Drive between U.S. 60 and Of the $170M in bonds authorized in Southern Avenue. 2008, only $1.5M remains, allocated • Improvements on Power Road between the San Tan to the Police Department. Freeway and Pecos Road. New Bond Vote Expected • Enhancements to Riverview Park. Mesa voters probably will be asked • Purchase of Buckhorn Baths. this year to weigh in on a special general-obligation bond election to • $47M in improvements to Mesa’s water, sewer, gas and replenish the pool of available funds. electric systems. Mayor Scott Smith says, “It’s going to be a critical-needs bond proposal” driven by requests from the public- safety and street departments, he said. “This is just to keep the lights on and keep serving our citizens.” Money from the upcoming bond election, if Mesa voters say yes, would pay part of the estimated $279M bill for projects in the five-year capital improvements program. The city foresees hundreds of millions of dollars more in needs beyond that five-year window for two main reasons: Mesa is still growing, and Nearly five years after it was authorized in the 2008 bond election, the infrastructure in older parts of town is Fiesta District police substation is nearing completion southeast of Alma wearing out. School Road and Southern Avenue. Photo Credit: Gary Nelson/The Republic The 2013 bond sale includes $60M in general-obligation bonds and $47M in Projects for Future Bond Issue revenue bonds. • Actual construction of Station 203. In addition to all but using up the 2008 bond authorization, Mesa is now • Fire Station 221 in the Eastmark development. beginning to sell the $70M in general- obligation approved by voters in • Fire Station 222 to accommodate a future east-side termi- November. This year’s sale from that nal at Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport. pot is $17.3 M. • As many as three additional stations. Read more at AZCentral. Note: AZCentral is now premium content. Readers are permitted 20 free article • Fire trucks and other equipment. views per month. • Expanding existing stations to accommodate the smaller vehicles used for non-emergency medical calls.

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By Betty Reid City officials told the The code covers a spectrum of energy costs, on grocery-store for the Arizona Neighborhoods, Housing and issues ranging from alteration, parking lots. Republic Development Subcommittee last relocation, enlargement, week that they have completed replacement, repair, removal or Another modification involved changes to the Phoenix Building demolition. It also covers electrical, historic buildings with small Construction Code. The city plumbing, mechanical, structural, windows, which may not currently upgrades its code about every elevators and escalators. meet fire codes because the city three years to stay current with requires larger windows in case of new construction methods and The 300-page document includes a fire. Staffers modified the code to practices. about 250 proposed amendments, allow for smaller windows as long which received public comments as the windows are big enough to The subcommittee approved the during the year, Stotler said. fit a person through it. changes and sent them to the City Council, which will likely vote in One change relates to the solar Read more at AZCentral. Note: early May. industry. Businesses have requested AZCentral is now premium content. permits so they can install solar- Readers are permitted 20 free Work on the building code started a shade structures that support article views per month. year ago. photovoltaic panels, which cut

Despite Council Approval, Mtn. Shadow Plans Face Foes

By Philip After months of negotiations, revisions, concessions and timetables, as well as improvements to 56th Street meetings, the Paradise Valley Town Council has approved between Lincoln and McDonald drives. Haldiman for the redevelopment plans for the long-shuttered Mountain Arizona Republic Shadows resort. The documents include plans to bring at least a 100-room boutique resort to the 68-acre property as well as retain However, a lingering legal dispute with a nearby its golf course and driving range, which have remained homeowners group could throw yet another curve into open. the process. The council also approved a settlement agreement, The council on Thursday unanimously approved five keeping the town and resort owners from filing suit documents between the town and owners, MTS Land LLC against each other. and MTS Golf LLC that will pave the road to revitalization of the historic resort. However, the town has not avoided a possible lawsuit with the surrounding neighbors. Two significant documents included a special-use permit, which is guiding the conceptual redevelopment of the On Thursday, real-estate attorney Thomas Irvine, of property, and its accompanying development agreement, Polsinelli Shughart, submitted a letter to the town which includes a number of aspects of the land deal, stating that members of the Mountain Shadows Estates such as bed-tax payments, demolition and construction East Home Owners Association would incur diminished property values if the permit application governing a small portion of the Mountain Shadows property known as Lot 68 were passed.

The lot, which is less than an acre, includes the Lincoln Drive area, entrance and the streets of the Mountain Shadows Estates East subdivision.

The HOA owns most of the lot, and MTS Land and MTS Golf own a small portion, according to documents.

The HOA is invoking Proposition 207, a statewide initiative passed in 2006 that requires owners to be compensated when the government adopts regulations that affect the value of their properties.

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Box in a Box Separates Bullets and Beauty

By Eric Jay Toll for It’s pretty common these days to take an empty big box, isolated from Aveda,” he says of the 17.1K SF store. “It Arizona Builder’s divide it into a couple of bays and after some good TI, was a balance of acoustics and siting within the building.” move in two or more tenants where there once was one. His side of the box holds the shooting range, 4K SF of Exchange In Tempe’s Emerald Center, RJM Construction was faced retail, and a VIP lounge. Aveda fills 18K SF in the 35K SF with a challenge. building.

In one bay, the Aveda Institute, a luxury spa-style educa- Acoustic consultant, Sound Solutions, Tucson, was used tion center training stylists, massage therapists and spa in the Patrick Hayes Architecture designed TI. An indoor consultants. In the other, C2 Tactical, an indoor shooting shooting range faces three environmental impacts: noise, range and retail gun store. One store is soft music, dim dust and hazardous waste. The shooting range construc- lights and quiet. The other pushes the sound meter to tion checked each off the list. same decibel reading as the deck of an aircraft carrier. To manage noise, lightweight concrete was used for the full-height walls. Acoustical paneling is used throughout C2 Tactical. The shooting range walls are covered with Sonex Acoustic foam. An extra layer of drywall insulates the sighs in the spa from the gunfire next door.

Sealed for noise, the shooting range has its own ven- tilation system. “It’s triple-filtered,” says Bergeson. “We pump in fresh air, and exhaust the smoke, fumes, and lead dust. Our filtration system captures all of the unspent gunpowder and lead.” C2’s HVAC was specially designed and built for the shooting range.

Firing bullets into a wall would leave the range with pock-marked concrete, brass and lead. “We have a three foot thick totally engineered rubber backstop,” he says. The 45-degree bevel design slows and stops bullets of all types—even .338 caliber sniper rounds—allowing the rounds to be collected by a hazardous materials team. Photo Credit: RJM Construction “All our brass casings and lead are collected and recy- For Boe Bergeson, doubling as an owner of C2 Tactical cled,” says Bergeson. Indoor Shooting Range, 8745 S. Emerald Dr., Tempe, and vice president of RJM, the solution lay in building the “Good fences make good neighbors,” penned poet Robert shooting range as a little box in the big box. Frost. Good acoustics does too for these very different neighbors. “The indoor shooting range is completely self-contained. It has its own HVAC, full height concrete walls, and it’s

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Federal Initiative to Boost Manufacturing in Mesa

By Maria Polletta Using Able Engineering’s expansive new Mesa facility as community has “leveraged the resources of the public for the Arizona a backdrop, U.S. Deputy Commerce Secretary Rebecca sector, private firms and educational institutions to Republic Blank last week unveiled a national initiative that will achieve a successful model of economic development” assist cities trying to attract or expand manufacturing since the 1993 closure of Williams Air Force Base, opportunities. according to a Commerce Department statement.

President Barack Obama’s recently released fiscal 2014 budget asks for $113M to fund the IMCP, with each of the five to six cities chosen for assistance receiving up to $25M. Cities’ strategic economic-development plans, which must center on “creating an environment primed to attract investment,” will guide the selection process.

Though the initiative identifies desired elements for those plans — specialized research centers; technology-driven business incubators; community-college work-training programs; public-works projects related to infrastructure or energy efficiency; export-promotion plans, and integrated supply chains — Blank stressed that the right formula will vary based on the city. Able Engineering Communities this year will be eligible for $200K grants The Investing in Manufacturing Communities Partnership to launch public-private partnerships, the importance of aims to shake up the way federal dollars are used for which Mesa Mayor Scott Smith pointed out while touting economic-development efforts, forgoing targeted Able as the type of manufacturing presence American incentives for specific companies in favor of pushing cities cities should be pursuing. to create generally investment-friendly environments through workforce training, infrastructure and innovation. Read more at AZCentral. Note: AZCentral is now premium content. Readers are permitted 20 free article views per Blank chose to introduce the program at a Phoenix-Mesa month. Gateway Airport facility because the airport’s surrounding

Gilbert Council Narrowly Approves Accepting Federal Grants

By Parker Leavitt Federal funding was again a topic of concern over federal deficit spending “If the need is there and we’re for the Arizona debate for the Gilbert Town Council and questioning the importance of going to do it, I am in full support,” Republic last week as it considered whether the programs the new grants would Lewis said. “These are tax dollars to accept about $1.5 M in grants fund. that have been given to a federal for air quality and transportation agency to oversee and given back to programs. Cook requested using general funds communities for a certain purpose.” to replace all of the federal grant With a split 4-3 vote, the council money, but his motion died quickly “If you’re asking are the projects accepted the grants, which will pay and was replaced by a new motion important, I would say that they for a new street sweeper, a fiber- to accept the grants as proposed. are,” Town Manager Patrick Banger optic system to improve traffic-signal told the council. “We would not operations and a traffic-congestion Mayor John Lewis, who joined Vice bring them forward if we did not feel monitoring program run jointly with Mayor Ben Cooper, Councilwoman like they were in the best interest of Chandler, Tempe and Mesa. Jenn Daniels and Councilman Jordan Gilbert.” Ray in supporting the grants, said Read more at AZCentral. Note: Councilmen Victor Petersen, Eddie rejecting the money could result AZCentral is now premium content. Cook and Jared Taylor — who also in “double taxation” for Gilbert Readers are permitted 20 free article voted against federal block grants residents if the town later sees a views per month. for non-profits two weeks ago — need to fund the projects with its opposed the grants, again voicing own revenue.

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By Gary Nelson Mesa got its first look last week at two Baseline Road parcel because it is in for the Arizona proposals to develop land that was the Superstition Springs corridor, where more or less orphaned by freeway Mesa wants to focus on jobs. The Republic development. northern parcel is currently zoned for heavy industry. One is an odd slice of property snuggled into the southwestern corner Kitchell Development Co. of Phoenix of Loop 202 and Val Vista Drive. The believes heavy industry wouldn’t other is in the southwestern corner of mesh well with housing that is being Loop 202 and U.S. 60, with Baseline built just to the west. The company Drive as its southern border. now proposes an upscale apartment complex on the 13 acres. US 60 Planning Director John Wesley told the City Council that both developers want At U.S. 60 and Baseline, Housing to convert business-oriented land-use Trust Group LLC obtained permission designations to residential. several years ago to build a mixed-

use development with most of the 54 Loop 202 To do that, each needs the council to acres devoted to commercial uses. accept a major amendment to Mesa’s The company now wants single-family General Plan — a multistep process homes and apartments on most of the that would culminate in a council vote land, with a small node on Baseline for in October. neighborhood shops. The northern property is in the Falcon Read more at AZCentral. Note: Field area, where all changes from non- AZCentral is now premium content. residential to residential use must go Photo Credit: Google Maps Readers are permitted 20 free article through a major-amendment process. views per month. Special scrutiny also is required for the

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Click here to return to Table of Contents 10 Volume 4, Issue 20 New CityNorth Owners to Spend $7M on Upgrades The new owners of CityCenter of CityNorth, Scanlan revamping the entrances to the office areas on site. By Amy B Wang Kemper Bard Companies, revealed plans to revitalize the At its peak occupancy, Gooding estimates the property for the Arizona property after a deal to sell it was completed earlier this will have a daytime population of 3K. Republic month. “Our immediate efforts are to take the office retail space SKB, Portland, Ore., and partner Wayzata Investment from 40 percent occupancy to ... hopefully the low- to Partners, acquired the long-troubled development for mid-90 percent range,” he said. $67M, according to commercial real-estate capital inter- mediary HFF, which marketed the property on behalf of “From a leasing perspective, our plan is really to make it the seller. more relevant to the immediate neighborhood commu- nity, rather than a high-end shopping center,” Gooding CityCenter of CityNorth includes 99 said, adding that they just signed a lease for 10K-square- residential condominiums currently feet of space with a dentist and orthodontist that will leased as apartments, 330K square AZBEX Note: RED bring about 1K patients a month to the property. Development says that the feet of office space, 175K square owners are in negotiation feet of ground-level retail space and Gooding said other ideal tenants would be additional with an architect and a six-level parking garage. restaurants, a bowling alley, a dine-in movie theater and a boutique grocery. GC, but it’s premature to The deal also includes nearly 5 acres identify the selected firms. of undeveloped land adjacent to The development is a part of the Desert Ridge master the development, which is north of plan, about 50 percent complete. When finished, Desert Loop 101 and west of 56th Street. Ridge is expected to include 50K residents and more than 8M square feet of commercial space. The owners plan to spend about $7M making improve- ments to attract new tenants, said Todd Gooding, Read more at AZCentral. Note: AZCentral is now premium president and principal of Scanlan Kemper Bard. These content. Readers are permitted 20 free article views per will include adding parking, improving the signage and month.

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Westmarc Panelists See Renewed W. Valley Growth

By Lesley Wright Large manufacturers who have set up shop in the West Westmarc Chairman Brad Wright, playing off a speaker’s for the Arizona Valley told civic and business leaders April 18th that statement last year that the economic winds were at the Republic residential and economic growth is on a fast-moving West Valley’s back, said those winds are blowing even trajectory. stronger. Two panels of business, education and health-care “Things are getting better,” Wright said, noting that an executives discussed the West Valley’s future at “astounding” diversity of industry has formed the region’s Westmarc’s 2013 Economic Development Summit. economic base over the past few years. The news from the event can offer insights about the local But, some experts warn, the West Valley will need to business climate. Westmarc’s summit last year featured upgrade its streets, transportation system and educational experts who gave some of the first optimistic predictions institutions to take advantage of new opportunities. that the region was emerging from the recession. In 2011, participants audibly gasped at the drooping jobs numbers. Two-Thirds of Valley Economic Activity Goes West In the next 10 years, about 68 percent of the Valley’s future economic activity will occur on the west side, said Barry Broome of the Greater Phoenix Economic Council. In the future, the West Valley will need more roads and transit and an investment in higher education. Those future roads and schools also will be needed to support the 1M new residents projected to move into the West Valley in the next decade, said Nate Nathan, president of Nathan & Associates. A declining inventory of houses, growth in population and opportunities with the opening of Loop 303 are causing real estate to appreciate, Nathan added. The West Valley should expect to take 42 percent of the residential real-estate market in the next three to five years, Nathan said. Arizona Cardinals President Michael Bidwill, who delivered the keynote speech, urged the business and civic leaders to focus on working together to upgrade the region’s assets. Read more at AZCentral. Note: AZCentral is now premium Nate Nathan, Nathan & Associates presented a PowerPoint at the 2013 WESTMARC content. Readers are permitted 20 free article views per Summitt. The West Valley is ready to grow in population and the existing number of houses probably will not be able to meet the need for new homes. month. Photo Credit: Bette Sharpe/Glendale Daily Planet

More Employers Looking to Relocate to Arizona

By Russ Wiles Arizona economic-development Companies that have expressed The rising interest has been driven officials are reporting higher interest interest in Arizona represent nearly by leads from California companies. for the Arizona from prospective employers, largely $7.7B in potential capital expansion The commerce authority has two Republic from California and other Western and nearly 62K potential jobs, said permanent offices in California — states that have expressed interest in Sandra Watson, president and chief one in the northern part of the state expanding or relocating here. executive officer of the Arizona and one in the south — that work Commerce Authority. Companies with firms that have inquired about The Arizona Commerce Authority expressing interest come from expanding to Arizona. said the number of companies in its a range of industries including pipeline has increased to 371 at the Read more at AZCentral. Note: manufacturing, information- end of its third fiscal quarter ended AZCentral is now premium content. technology, renewable energy, March 31, up from 270 in the same Readers are permitted 20 free article consumer products and finance/ period of 2012. views per month. banking. Click here to return to Table of Contents 12 Volume 4, Issue 20 South Mountain Freeway Environmental Report Coming Out By Sean Holstege Today, the Arizona Department of Foes say tribal members will bear The study must also recommend for the Arizona Transportation will release environ- the brunt of a freeway they never ADOT’s preferred route along 59th Republic mental findings on the proposed wanted. It will destroy sacred lands Avenue or one of the four other South Mountain Freeway, a task that and pour smog into their air, they West Valley options. has taken 12 years and $20.5M to say. complete. After taking public comment, ADOT The public will have until July 24 will move to the final phase of en- The $2B project controversy came up to pick apart and comment on the vironmental study. It expects to get again when the South Mountain Citi- report. federal approval to build in 2014 and zens Advisory Team gathered for the for construction to begin in 2015. first time in three years. Federal and Friday’s draft environmental impact regional air-quality experts told pan- statement must evaluate the effect ADOT estimates the eight-lane free- elists that air pollution from exhaust of the freeway on 26 areas regulated way would carry about 140K cars a pipes has fallen between 67 and by national environmental law, such day, comparable to traffic levels on 81 percent since 1990. Researchers as air and water quality, endangered Loops 101 and 202. reported that freeways don’t cause species, noise, traffic patterns and as much harm to human health as land use. It must also measure the Read more at AZCentral. Note: many think. severity of those effects and recom- AZCentral is now premium content. mend steps to offset them. Readers are permitted 20 free article As planned, the Laveen-to-Chandler views per month. freeway would skirt along the border Then, it must recommend between of the reservation, at one point cut- building the Pecos Road alignment ting through low hills at the edge of through South Mountain Park or “no South Mountain Park. build.”

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Scottsdale Startup Solar Company Classifieds

Makes Bid for Goodyear Suntech Plant If you would like to submit an ad to our classified section please email By John Yantis Monarch Power wants to move from [email protected]. The Cost is its Sky Song incubator to take over the $25 for 40 words at four weeks in the for The Arizona nearly-shuttered Goodyear SunTech publication. Republic Power Holdings Co., Ltd., facility. Monarch makes mobile solar units using Employment Opps panels in the shape of lotus flowers Project Engineer to power homes and businesses, or CIVILTEC Engineering Inc., a local for small African villages and far-flung civil engineering firm has a position Indian reservations. open for a Project Engineer with experience in Water Systems China-based Suntech Power Holdings Master Planning. Co. Ltd. said in March it would close (Click here for details) Please the Goodyear plant, its only solar-panel send your resume to manufacturing facility in the United [email protected] States. The plant is expected to shut down by the end of this month, leaving 43 people without jobs.

Monarch Power is one of three companies that have approached Goodyear about purchasing the facility, leasing equipment or hiring the Senior Structural Engineer workers, city officials said. The building, Founded in 1946, Buehler & Buehler near Cotton Lane and Broadway Road, Structural Engineers, Inc. provides a Civil Engineer was leased by Suntech. wide range of structural engineering Minimum Requirements: services throughout the United States. Bachelor’s degree in civil The city is confident a new tenant Immediate opportunity for a Senior engineering or appropriate Structural Engineer with 10+ years of discipline. Registration and will move into the building, said experience and an interest in helping designation as a Professional Sheri Wakefield-Saenz, Goodyear to build our practice in Phoenix. Full Engineer (PE) preferred. Minimum development services director. description www.bbse.com, submit five (5) years of relevant experience. resumes [email protected]. Click here for a more detailed In a statement released Monday, description. Hui said the plant is a good fit to Submit Resumes to [email protected] manufacture the company’s Lotus Mobile “flower power” solar units. The product launched three weeks ago.

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Civil Engineer/Hydrologist technology company located Requirements: B.S. or M.S. in Civil in Phoenix, and serving the Engineering and 3+ yrs experience. southwestern U.S. Click here for a Experience: HEC-RAS & HEC-1. detailed description. Knowledge of digital terrain Only candidates who submit modeling (DTM), geographical a cover letter explaining information systems (GIS) and why you’re the right person Microstation, AutoCAD, InRoads for this position, along with and Civil 3D a plus. Please submit your salary requirements your resume to: Dana Krayenbuhl 6245 N. 24th Parkway, Suite 100 will be considered. Submit to Phoenix, AZ 85016; 602-252-8384 [email protected] Ext. 102 [email protected] CEO of Monarch Power Joseph Hui and Congresswoman Kyrsten Sinema, stand in front of the company’s Lotus Mobile at SkySong. Photo Credit: Monarch Power Click here to return to Table of Contents 14 Volume 4, Issue 20 Local Industry Professionals Making News

Awards and Accolades 3 3 1. ASU is one of 21 colleges named on The Carol McMullen for their years of Princeton Review’s “Green Honor Roll,” service to the industry, ABA and AGC. honoring colleges and universities for Minter has been with ABA for 35 years, leading the way in sustainability. This is McMullen for 30. ASU’s fifth year on the list. Among its 4. DMB Associates brought 40 team accolades, the school was acknowledged members to the historic Washington Mark Minter Carol McMullen as the national leader in solar powered- Escobedo Community in downtown facilities on campus. ASU and University Mesa to build a community garden. of Washington were the only PAC-12 4 The public service project gives the schools named to the list. neighborhood shade and fruit trees, 2. University of Arizona is one of four a shed, and raised beds for growing winners in the Campus RainWorks vegetables. The turnkey effort started Challenge from U.S. Environmental with a pile of dirt and lumber—and Protection Agency. The design ended the day with a functioning garden challenge was created to inspire the for area residents. next generation of landscape architects, 5. At the AGC national conference in Palm planners and engineers to develop Springs, Gilbane Building Company innovative green infrastructure systems. 5 6 won the award for Construction Safety UA placed second for large institutions. Excellence. In the 14th year of the award, The school was cited for its work to the company was cited for its three-year reduce stormwater runoff and pollution. safety performance record and safety 3. The national Associated General records from three major projects, Contractors honored Arizona Builders’ including the Maricopa County Court Alliance (ABA) executive director Mark Tower. Gilbane Bob Green Minter and assistant executive director

Transitions 6 6 6. Johnson Carlier added three new 8. Orsett Properties announced that project managers to its team. Bob David French has come on board Green, Brian Kleve and Matt Woodburn as the director of acquisitions and have joined the construction company. advancement for the CRE firm. He joins Green comes to the firm from McCarthy the developer from Hibernia Capital Building Companies. Kleve was most Advisors. Brian Kleve Matt Woodburn recently with Sundt Construction. 9. Sean Jarvis is the newest sales Woodburn comes to Johnson from associate at Ross Brown Partners. The Kitchell. 7 9 BYU graduate comes to Ross Brown 7. Mike Corso is the new project director from Catalyst Coaching and Clearlink for McCarthy Building Companies. He Technology. He will be an industrial steps into handle oversight of solar and office property leasing and sales and energy-related projects in Arizona, specialist. Nevada and New Mexico. Mike Corso Sean Jarvis Appointments

10. Dibble Engineering’s Kelly Lenhart, 11. Rebecca Timmer, corporate relations for 10 11 transportation project engineer, has Dibble Engineering has been appointed been selected as a member of the Fiesta to the Wilkes University Mesa Advisory Bowl Committee for 2013-14. Kelly has Board. The board of community and been involved with ASCE and active in business leaders was established to community giving. The committee works help the new Mesa campus achieve its with the Board of Directors to lead education goals. Kelly Lenhart Rebecca Timmer Fiesta Bowl fundraising activities and annual events.

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City of Phoenix - South Transit Facility Refurbishment Sunridge Properties Inc. - Design Services for the Wrigleyville Construction Administration & Inspection Services Marriott Springhill Suites in Mesa Due Date: 3/22/13 The project was awarded to The Richardson Design Partnership Reference # PT03130001-2 Interview List: Pima County - Design Engineering services for Wilmot Road: 1. Gannett Fleming, Inc. North of Sahuarita Road 2. Hill International, Inc. Due Date: 4/2/13 3. Stantec Architectural, Inc. Reference # 80249 The contract was awarded to Schlesinger Consulting Engineering

Pima County - Airport Wash Basin Management Study Due Date: 4/2/13 City of Prescott - Design services for the Sundog Wastewater Trunk Main Master Plan and Phase 1 Design Reference # 86380 Due Date: 11/29/12 CMG Drainage Engineering, Inc. was recommended for award. Awarded on 4/23/13 Other submittals received by: Reference # 13PWD0058 1. JE Fuller Hydrology and Geomorphology, Inc. The contract was awarded to Lyon Engineering & Surveying, Inc., 2. URS Corporation in an amount not to exceed $541,385.00

City of Prescott - FEMA Studies Finalization, Updates, and Out- reach Projects City of Prescott - On-call quality assurance and testing services for City capital construction projects Awarded on 4/23/13 Awarded on 4/23/13 The contract was awarded to J2 Engineering and Environmental Design, LLC The following firms were awarded contracts: 1. Engineering & Testing Consultants Inc. ADOT - System Enhancements on various rural roads in Gila 2. Ninyo & Moore County 3. Western Technologies, Inc. Due Date: 9/28/12 Reference # GGI-0-(209)T GGI-0-(210)T ADOT - SR303L, Thomas Road to Camelback Road Landscape & CANCELED and second call for bid out now Irrigation Design Reference # 2013-014 ADOT - Multiple Selections for Landscape and Irrigation Design for SR303L, Glendale Ave to Peoria Ave The contract was awarded to Logan Simpson Design, Inc. Due Date: 2/21/13 Reference # 2013-012; H8603 01D City of Tempe - Neighborhood Street Rehabilitation Due Date: 4/4/13 The contract was awarded to Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. Reference # 5404901 Engineers Estimate $322,146.00 Town of Florence - ADA Curb cut ramps at intersections in down- 1. Combs Construction Co. Inc. $352,571.00 town Florence 2. Sunland Inc. Asphalt & Sealcoating $358,807.00 Due Date: 3/13/13 3. Nesbitt Contracting Co., Inc. $371,068.50 1. Standard Construction Company, Inc. $291,591.00 4. M. R. Tanner Dev. & Const. Inc. $393,862.00 2. RK Sanders $292,811.00 5. Cactus Asphalt $394,651.00 3. Tee Pee Contractors, Inc. $419,457.00 6. International Surfacing Systems $427,268.20 4. Redden Construction $564,248.00 7. J. Banicki Construction, Inc. $460,429.40 Click here for the bid tabulation with comments Click here for bid tabulation with alternate pricing

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Coconino County - Blue Ridge Area Chip Seal project Coconino County - Fernwood Chip Seal Project Due Date: 4/9/13 Due Date: 4/9/13 Reference # 2013-07; COCO13-00002854 Reference # 2013-06; COCO13-00002809 No bids received No bids received REJECTED REJECTED

Coconino County - Lake Mary Road Chip Seal Project City of Tempe - Rio Salado Multi-use Path Due Date: 4/9/13 Due Date: 4/16/13 Reference # 2013-08; COCO13-00002856 Reference # 6004131 Engineers Estimate $730,691.00 No bids received 1. Valley Rain Construction Corporation $990,320.00 REJECTED 2. Intermountain West Civil Constructors $1,007,711.00 3. Briston Construction, LLC $1,086,006.28 ADOT - System Preservation, Restoration, Rehabilitation & 4. Talis Construction Corporation $1,098,076.55 Resurface on US 180 in Navajo County 5. Standard Construction Company, Inc. $1,322,479.00 Due Date: 4/19/13 Click here for the bid tabulation breakdown Reference # STP-180-B-(205)T Engineers Estimate $862,102.05 Coconino County - Fernwood Chip Seal Project (Re-bid) 1. International Surfacing Systems $749,561.40 Due Date: 4/23/13 2. Cactus Transport, Inc. $766,070.11 Reference # 2013-10 3. Southern Arizona Paving & Construction $794,993.80 The following firms submitted bids: 4. Sunland, Inc. Asphalt & Seal Coating $799,999.00 1. C and E Paving 5. Intermountain Slurry Seal, Inc. $925,891.34 2. Cactus Asphalt 3. International Surfacing Systems Town of Marana - Ina Road Crossing for Santa Cruz River Shared Use Path Coconino County - Lake Mary Road Chip Seal Project (Re-bid) Due Date: 4/23/13 Due Date: 4/23/13 Reference # 2013-004 Reference # 2013-11 1. Pima Paving, Inc. $57,957.95 The following firms submitted bids: 2. Standard Construction Company $66,664.50 1. C and E Paving 3. R K Sanders, Inc. $102,266.28 2. Cactus Asphalt 4. Southern AZ Paving & Const. Company $124,820.90 3. International Surfacing Systems

ADOT - SR303L, Camelback Road to Glendale Avenue Landscape & Irrigation Design City of Prescott - 2013/2014 Pavement Rehabilitation Project Reference # 2013-013 Click here for the previously published bid tabulation The contract was awarded to Corral Design Group, Inc. The contract was awarded to Asphalt Paving & Supply, Inc., in the amount of $2,096,260.00

City of Phoenix - Water Services Department 2010 Sanitary Sewer Relief Program, Project 8B City of Litchfield Park - 2013 Pavement Maintenance Project Mill & Overlay and Storm Drain Improvements Due Date: 2/20/13 Due Date: 2/28/13 Reference # WS90500255 The contract was awarded to AJP Electric, Inc., in the amount of The contract was awarded to Blucor Contracting, Inc $158,529.44

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Arizona State Parks - Electrification of Existing RV Campsites and City of Mesa - Carbon Replacement in the Aeration Basin Towers Waterline for Lake Havasu State Parks at the Northwest Water Reclamation Plan Due Date: 3/26/13 Due Date: 4/3/13 Reference # PARKS13-00002716 Reference # 2013056 The contract was awarded to AJP Electric, Inc. The contract was awarded to Carbon Activated Corporation in the amount of $58,150.00

City of Tempe - Furnish and install CCTV camera hardware and City of Mesa - Storm Drain Pump Maintenance and Repair wireless communications media for select intersections in Tempe Due Date: 4/22/13 Due Date: 4/11/13 Reference # 2013066 Reference # 6903631 Firm Group 1 Group 2 Engineers Estimate $281,220.00 1. Phoenix Pumps $131,100.50 $100,250.00 1. AJP Electric, Inc. $205,550.00 2. Foster Electric Motor Services $134,910.00 $99,840.00 2. G.U.Y. Construction, LLC $206,980.00 3. Hennesy Mechanical Sales $163,450.00 $110,130.00 3. CS Technologies $218,340.00 4. Precision Electric Co., Inc. Non responsive 4. Contractors West, Inc. $259,800.00 5. Roadway Electric, LLC $313,330.00 6. ITS Engineers & Construction of Utah Non responsive City of Casa Grande - FY 2013 Manhole Rehabilitation Click here for the bid tabulation breakdown Due Date: 4/23/13 Southwest Environmental Testing, Inc. $55,680.00

City of Eloy - Sludge Handling improvements at City’s WWTP Tee Pee Contractors, Inc. $154,548.51 Awarded on 4/22/13 Click here for the bid tabulation with alternate pricing The contract was awarded to Garney Companies in the amount of $592,498.00 Paradise Valley - Municipal Court RFQ Due Date: 11/28/12 Paradise Valley Unified School District - CMAR Services for The contract was awarded to D.L. Withers Construction in the Security and Fire Alarms amount of $1,999,744 .00 Due Date: 3/13/13 Reference # RFQ 13-047 Paradise Valley Unified School District - CMAR for Site The contract was awarded to Brignall Construction Company Inc. Accessibility Due Date: 3/19/13 UA - CMAR for Engineering Innovation Building Reference # RFQ 13-048 Due date: 9/6/13 The contract was awarded to CORE Construction Reference # 05-8623 The contract was awarded to Sundt Construction Inc. Thatcher Unified School District - CMAR for Thatcher Middle School Campus City of Casa Grande - Design-Build Community Recreation Center Due Date: 4/17/13 Project Interview list: Due Date: 3/27/13 1. Alexander Building Company Interview list: 2. Concord General Contracting 1. Core Construction 3. Core Construction 2. Haydon Building Corp 4. Okland Construction 3. Sundt Construction

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Mohave County - Mohave County Lake Havasu Superior Court City of Mesa - Parkway Medians & Right-of-Way Landscape Expansion Maintenance Services Due Date: 4/18/13 Due Date: 3/18/13 Reference # 13-B-08 Reference # 2013022 The contract was awarded to Mariposa Landscape Arizona Inc. in 1. T. R. Orr $398,250.00 the amount of $198,822.22 2. Caymus Construction $411,000.00 Click here for the bid tabulation with alternate pricing City of Scottsdale - Landscape Maintenance for Water Campus Due Date: 3/28/13 City of Litchfield Park - La Loma Roof Replacement Project Reference # 13PB002 Due Date: 4/5/13 Click here for the previously published bid tabulation The contract was awarded to Skyline Builders & Restoration, Inc., The contract was awarded to Artistic Land Management, Inc. in the amount of $32,977.88

Paradise Valley Unified School District - Generator Service, Parts Department of Health and Human Services - HVAC for Metabolic and Repair Chamber at Phoenix Indian Medical Center Due Date: 4/4/13 Due Date: 4/16/13 Reference # IFB 13-052 Reference # 13-247-SOL-00044 The contract was awarded to Gen-Tech The contract was awarded to O’Neill Mechanical Service Inc. in the amount of $17,102.00 City of Phoenix - UPS Maintenance (Aviation) Due Date: 4/19/13 City of Phoenix - Single-Ply Roof Coating Restoration Reference # 13-110 Due Date: 4/19/13 The following firms submitted bids: Reference # 13-159 1. Critical Systems Services Click here for bid tabulation with alternate pricing 2. DC Group 3. Gruber Technical Inc. 1. Jim Brown & Sons Roofing Co. $10,069.00 4. Nationwide Power Solutions 2. CentiMark $22,527.00 5. Professional Power Protection 3. RenCo, LLC $22,717.00 6. Titan Power Inc. 4. Roofusa Service Centers Arizona $25,693.00 7. Welssco Power 5. Tecta America Arizona, LLC $25,854.00 Click here for the itemized tabulation 6. Progressive Roofing $35,900.00 ADSPO - State Procurement Office - Fencing Materials City of Tempe - Maintenance and Repair Services for N/S Bus Due Date: 4/16/13 Wash System Reference # ADSPO13-00002850 Due Date: 4/23/13 Contracts were awarded to: 1. Western Fence Company Reference # 13-122 2. American Fence and Security Co. Inc. Click here for bid breakdown 1. National Car Wash Systems $11,400.00 City of Phoenix - Supply a Telescopic Boom Lift 2. Braun Equipment Services $30,000.00 Due Date: 4/19/13 Reference # 13-147 City of Mesa - Asphalt Materials 1. OER Services LLC $120,945.52 Due Date: 2/11/13 2. H & E Equipment Services $124,877.00 Reference # 2013008 3. Ross Aerial Equipment $135,975.00 CANCELED Click here for bid tabulation with itemized pricing

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1. There’s already a lot of detours and 2. Beal | Derkenne Construction construction delays in Northeast has started construction on the Tucson. A new $5M project 13-story Park Avenue, 163-unit widening Orange Grove Road with luxury student apartment in Tucson. an additional lane in each direction The project includes a full service is ready to start. The construction amenity deck on the 10th floor Photo Credit: Southern AZ Paving & Construction Co. is in the segment between Camino with exterior pool and spa, and 9K del la Tierra and La Cholla Blvd. SF retail space on the ground level. Paved shoulders for cyclists are also The Campus Acquisitions project is being added. Utility work is nearing planned for a Fall, 2014 opening. completion and the ten month job 3 will start in mid-May.

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3. BASIS schools Mesa campus is swallowing vacancies. The 13 is starting to take shape in the acre property will hold 288 luxury Eastmark community. Expecting units in the $34M Steam Pump to open for students in grades five community. The project includes Photo Credit: East Valley Tribune through ten this fall, the Southeast a movie theater, dog park and Valley campus, Ray and Ellsworth recreation amenities. A second roads, is one of two the school is community, the 274 unit Encantada opening this year. The other is in at Steam Pump Ranch will be Ahwatukee. The top-ranked Arizona developed with a retail shopping 5 charter school has campuses in center by Kitchell. Scottsdale, Flagstaff, Oro Valley, Peoria, Phoenix and Chandler. BASIS is on four acres, with an option to 5. La Loma Village, a 353-acre senior buy an adjoining four acres for a K living complex in Litchfield Park through fourth grade school. is under construction. The Weitz Company is the GC on the project, with W.J. Maloney Plumbing, 4. HSL Properties is developing two Heating & Cooling as sub for HVAC. Photo Credit: La Loma Village high-end apartment complexes Highlights include a 6.4K SF rehab in Oro Valley. Heavy demand gym, occupational therapy suite, for apartments in Pima County and ten assisted living apartments.

Completions 6 6. Tucson Medical Center completed surgical care and acute therapies. its four-story orthopedic and The project included upgrades surgical tower, a $134M project to a parking garage. J.E. Dunn started in 2009. The tower opens for Construction Group was the GC, business on May 6th. With 300K SF DLR Group and Hobbs + Black were in offices, clinics, surgical suites and the architects. private patient rooms, the hospital is designed for orthopedic post- Photo Credit: Mike Christy / Arizona Daily Star

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Marketing / BD / Economic Development Professional Development & Business Operations May 1 Here We Grow Again - ULI (Paradise Valley); Interpretation of Civil Drawings: Underground 3:00pm-6:30pm, $ Varies May 2 Cable Installation - ACE (Phoenix); 8:00am - 4:30pm, $330/$365 May 1 “Networking” Roundtable Discussion/Presentation NEW - SAAEMA (Tucson); 11:45am-1:00pm, FREE/$10 Profiting through Excellence in Project May 8 Management - ACE (Phoenix); 8:00am- 11:00am, Tempe- Economic Goals to Move the City Forward - May 2 $220/$245 NEW ACE (Phoenix); 7:30am -9:00am, $0/$40 Project Management Pitfalls: 8 Project Derailers The 2013 Annual Aviation Update - CMAA May 8 May 7 NEW & How to Avoid Them - WTS (Phoenix); 11:30am-

NEW (Phoenix); 7:30am-9:15am, $35/$45 1:00pm, $30/$35 May 9 Learn a Magic Trick - Adobe Software Application - Golf Tournaments / Awards NEW SMPS (Phoenix); 7:30am-9:00am, $15/$25 AGC’s Lean Construction Education Program -Unit May 10 May 3 PVP Scholarship Golf Tourney - APWA (Phoenix); 3: Workstructuring - AGC (Phoenix0; 7:30am- 7:30am, $ Varies 12:00pm, $175/$350 Spring Golf Tournament & FUNdraiser - ASA May 14-15 2013 OSHA 10-Hour Safety Class - ABA (Tucson); May 3 (Scottsdale); 12:00pm, Varies NEW 12:00pm- 6:00pm, $100/$150 ERCC 16 Hour Course - AGC (Phoenix); 7:00am- May 15 4:00pm, $400 Mixer / Social May 2 The Blue Book Building & Construction Network Showcase - USGBC (Tucson); 2:00pm-6:00pm, FREE Conferences

Apr 29 - Construction in Indian Country National Conference and Golf Tournament - ASU The Reference Library May 1 (Chandler); $ Varies

The following Events will be held by the Reference May 1-3 AAED Spring Conference - AAED (Tucson), $ Varies Library. Click here for the link to all TRL events: AFMA Spring 2013 Conference - AFMA (Sedona) May 1-3 May 1 Euclid - Fibers to Let You Get Rid of all That $250 NEW Rebar and WWF and Their Problems” (Phoenix); 11:45am-1:00pm, FREE May 15 AZ BIZ Con II - ACT (Tucson); 2:00pm - 6:00pm May 8 Century Sign Builders - “2010 ADA Standards NEW of Accessible Design and how they relate to Signage” - (Phoenix), 11:45am-1:00pm, FREE Green / Energy May 9 American Gypsum - “The Greening of Gypsum The Role of Daylighting in Sustainable Design - NEW Wall board” (Tempe); 7:30am-8:30am, FREE May 1 USGBC (Phoenix), 11:30am-1:00pm, $20/$25 May 15 Mohawk - “Veneer Specifics for Wood Doors” May 2 Alternative Building Materials and Systems - NEW (Phoenix); 11:45am-1:00pm, FREE

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

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

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

Due Date Project Plan- RFP/RFQ / Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Link & Time Volume Holders Project # Proposal 4/26/13 List WS85400007 RFQ City of Phoenix - Remote Facilities Replacement Program none Link 12pm Construction Administration and Inspection Services. Contact: Liz Blakley at 602-534-5789. First published on 4/9 4/29/13 $2.8M- List 91227 RFQ Pima County - Roadway Planning and Design Engineering 4/12/13 Link 2pm $3M Services for Sunset Road: Silverbell Road to River Road. 2pm Contact: Mark Koskiniemi at [email protected]. First published on 4/12 & Added sign-in sheet on 4/16 4/29/13 186 RFQ City of Page dba Page Utility Enterprises is requesting Link 4pm proposals from interested & qualified firms to provide air quality monitoring testing for 6 diesel fueled Caterpillar Generators. Additional information may be obtained by contacting David Rose at the Utility by calling 928-645-2419. First published on 3/29 4/29/13 $35M- List FA8903- RFP Department of the Air Force - Architectural/Engineering Link 4pm $42M 12-R-0050 Services for New Mexico - Arizona Performance-Based Remediation (PBR). Small Business Set Aside. Contact: Naomi Alvarado, Contracting Officer at 210 395-8151 or [email protected]. Pre-Solicitation first published on 11/2 & published in solicitations on 4/2 4/30/13 OP 13-2391 RFQ City of Goodyear - Professional Engineering Services for 4/17/13 Link 3:30pm 157th Avenue Water Reclamation Facility Improvements. 1pm Contact: Russ Welborn at 623-882-7879 or [email protected]. First published on 4/5 4/30/13 RFQ City of Bisbee - Construction Administration for the Link 5pm construction of the wastewater collection system for the community of Tintown, City of Bisbee. Contact: Thomas J. Klimek, Public Works Director, at 520- 432-6002. First published on 4/23 5/1/13 13RQ001 RFQ City of Scottsdale - Professional Engineering Services for none Link 2pm Sewer Condition Assessment.Contact: John Snow at 480- 312-5716 or [email protected]. First published on 4/5

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Due Date Project Plan- RFP/RFQ / Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Link & Time Volume Holders Project # Proposal 5/1/13 13028 RFP Town of Oro Valley - Water Quality Analysis and Testing 4/15/13 Link 4pm Services. Contact: Brian Garrity, Procurement Administrator, 10am at [email protected]. First published on 4/9 5/2/13 $8.75M CP0009 RFQ City of Mesa - Programming, Detailed Design, and Limited 4/18/13 Link 10am Construction Administration Services for West Mesa Sports 9am Complex. Contact: Michele Davila at 480-644-6980 or [email protected]. First published on 4/9 5/2/13 MF217; 2013- RFQ Town of Gilbert - Project Management/Construction 4/25/13 Link 4pm 7013-0262 Management services for CMAR project Fire Station No. .7 12pm Contact: Jason Kerby at [email protected]. First published on 4/19 5/3/13 List ST83130304 RFQ City of Phoenix - Booster Pump Station Replacement 4/19/13 Link 12pm Program 2C-B1 BOS Replacement Project Design Services. 10:30am Contact: Robyn Skramstad at 602-256-5692. First published on 4/9 & added planholders list on 4/12 5/3/13 List ST83130304 RFQ City of Phoenix - Storm Alert Center Upgrades Design none Link 12pm Services. Provide professional services to evaluate the ALERT flood detection system. Contact: Liz Blakley at 602-534-5789. First published on 4/12 & revised link and added planholders link on 4/19 5/6/13 13-115 RFP City of Tempe - Plan Review and Building Inspection Link 3pm Services. Contact: Lisa Goodman at [email protected] or 480-350-8533. First published on 4/9 5/7/13 List 92775 RFQ Pima County - Construction Administration Services for 4/18/13 Link 2pm Paseo De Las Iglesias. This river park is a 1.5 mile project 2pm along the Santa Cruz River. Contact: Mark Koskiniemi at [email protected]. First published on 4/16 5/7/13 RFQ Santa Cruz Valley Unified School District - Oversight Of 4/30/13 Link 2pm Energy Performance Contract. Contact: 570 Camino Lito 1pm Galindo, Rio Rico, AZ 85648 for copy of RFP. Mand. First published on 4/26 5/7/13 RFQ #2013- RFQ City of Yuma - Professional Engineering Services for Hotel 4/18/13 Link 4pm 20000171 Del Sol Multi-Modal Reconstruction Planning Project (Free 10am registration required). Contact: Robin R. Wilson at 928-373-5116 or [email protected]. First published on 4/9 5/7/13 RFP #230 RFP Navajo Housing Authority - Architectural and Engineering Link 4:30pm (A/E) Services in support of the completion of ninety-one (91) single family public rental housing units. The NHA is requesting deliverables comprising of a Demolition Plan; Engineered Civil Plans; Site Utility Plans (infrastructure); and Construction Plans. Contact: 928-729-6305 or [email protected]. First published on 4/9

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Due Date Project Plan- RFP/RFQ / Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Link & Time Volume Holders Project # Proposal 5/7/13 RFP #229 RFP Navajo Housing Authority - On-Call Architectural/ Link 4:30pm Engineering Services. Indian Preference. Contact: James Bennett at [email protected] or 928-729-6302. First published on 4/9 5/10/13 RFP Hopi Tribal Housing Authority - Structural Engineering Link 5pm Consultants. Indian Preference. Contact: [email protected]. First published on 4/23 5/10/13 RFP #231 RFP The Navajo Housing Authority - Architectural and 4/19/13 Link 4:30pm Engineering (A/E) Services for Chinle - Arizona Veterans 9am Auxiliary. Project includes a 40,000 SF, two story Veterans Community Living Center with 20,000 SF of parking area. Indian Preference. Contact: 928-729-6305 or [email protected]. First published on 4/16

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5/13/13 RFP Chinle Valley Schools, Inc. - Architectural and Engineering 4/19/13 Link 4:30pm (A/E) Services in support of the completion of approximately 60,000 square feet of parking lot and street for the CVS, located in Chinle, Apache County. Indian Preference. Contact: Bob Brown at 928-674-2700 or by email to [email protected]. First published on 4/9

5/13/13 List P13-0071 RFP City of Peoria - Instrumentation and Control Design and Link 5pm Programming Services for SCADA. Contact: Jennifer Miller at 623-773-7115 or [email protected]. First published on 4/12

5/14/13 RFQ #13-05-18 RFQ Catalina Foothills Unified School District - Architectural & Link 11am Engineering Services. Design and furnish architectural & Engineering Services for various projects. Contact: Sandy Burnette 520-209-7523 or [email protected]. First published on 4/16 5/15/13 $2M List 2013-013 RFQ Maricopa County - On Call Construction Administration none Link 10am Services. Contact: Bonnie Williams at [email protected]. First published on 4/12

5/15/13 RFP Yuma Metropolitan Planning Organization - San Luis POW II Link 3pm Staging Area Study. Services for the development of a San Luis Port of Entry II Staging Area Study. Contact: Charlene FitzGerald at 928-783-8911 or [email protected]. First published on 4/9 Click here to return to the Table of Contents 24 Volume 4, Issue 20 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions Project Solicitations in this data. Links may not be valid once the bid date/time has passed. All bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.

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Due Date Project Plan- RFP/RFQ / Type Owner - Project Description Pre- Link & Time Volume Holders Project # Proposal 5/16/13 13AIR0516 RFQ City of Prescott - Design/Engineering Services for FY 2014- 4/30/13 Link 2pm 2018. Contact: Jeffrey S. Tripp, Airport Manager, at 10am [email protected]. First published on 4/19

5/17/13 RFQ The Grand Canyon Resort Corporation - Airport consultants Link 5pm to provide professional airport engineering services for the Grand Canyon West Airport. Contact: Jennifer Turner at 928-769-2419. First published on 4/26

5/19/13 PD1302-101 RFQ City of Chandler - Professional Services for Police Master Link 9am Plan. Contact: Joshua Plumb at 480-782-3312 or [email protected]. First published on 4/26

5/21/13 RFP City of Phoenix - Environmental Remediation Consulting Link 11am Services. Contact: Gretchen Wolfe at 602-273-4082 or [email protected]. First published on 4/26

5/22/13 13RQ002 RFQ City of Scottsdale - Water Department Engineering Support none Link 2pm Services. Contact: Karie Ingles at 480-312-5744 or [email protected]. First published on 4/26

5/30/13 2014-2106-0004 RFQ City of Gilbert - Engineering Standards Manual Update. 5/15/13 Link 5pm Contact: Tom Condit at [email protected]. First published on 4/26

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5/14/13 2013-108 RFP Coconino County - Public/Private Business Opportunity for 4/25/13 Link 2pm Campground Development at Fort Tuthill County Park. The 10am selected campground development/management (DM) firm will work with CCPR through several phases from initial area planning for the campground through design, construction and a long term operations and maintenance of the facility. Contact: Purchasing Department at 928-679-7190. First published on 4/16 5/23/13 EM13-ROW01 RFQ City of El Mirage - Land Aquisistion & Relocation Services. none Link 3pm Contact: Jorge Gastelum, P.E., CIP Engineer at Email: [email protected]. First published on 4/19

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Due Date Project Plan- Solicitation/ Type Owner - Description Pre-bid Link & Time Volume Holders Project # 4/30/13 $17M- List AV08000071FAA D-B-B City of Phoenix - South Apron Reconstruction Project at 4/16/13 Link 2pm $22M Sky Harbor Airport. This project will involve the removal 10am and replacement of concrete pavement panels in the Terminal 4 south apron. DBE goal of 10.83%. Contact: Emeka Ekpe at 602-256-4107. First published on 4/9

Sundt Construction, Inc. is soliciting qualified DBE subcon- Subcontracting Opportunities tractors who are interested in bidding on the Sky Harbor Terminal 4 – South Apron Reconstruction, Project No. • Demolition • Sawcut/sealing AV08000071FAA. To participate in this business opportunity • Asphalt paving • Rebar placement you must be a recognized DBE by the City of Phoenix or • Hauling • Airfield signage another AZUCP member. Firms must be certified for the • Material testing • Traffic control specified scopes of work they will be performing. • Survey • Operated sweepers • Pavement marking • Material suppliers Bids are due: April 29, 2013 – 1:00 PM For more information on this project, see opportunity above Contact: Jeff Krobot, Sundt Construction, Inc., (602) 376-8979 or e-mail at [email protected]. 4/30/13 $506K R-0113 IFB City of Show Low - 2013 R & R / Slurry Seal. Slurry seal on Link 2pm approximately 300,000 square yards of certain City streets and parking lots. The project also includes replacement of approximately 30,100 linear feet of roadway striping. Contact: William C. Kopp at [email protected] or 928-532-4081. First published on 4/16 4/30/13 $1.2M- 13PB001 IFB City of Scottsdale - McDowell Road Bridge Widening 3/26/13 Link 2pm $1.5M Project. Construct an 8’ wide pedestrian walkway 9am REVISED structural section on existing bridge along the north and south sides of the McDowell Road bridge and strip a 4’ wide bike lane from 77th Street to Miller Road. Contact: Karie Ingles at 480-312-5744 or [email protected]. First published on 3/15 & revised on 4/16 & 4/23 4/30/13 $231K PNIB- IFB Lake Havasu City - Roadway Drainage Improvements. Link 3pm ST2970-0-2013/KP Project consists of subgrade preparation and placement of rock for the purpose of stabilizing the roadway edge for protection during storm events. Contact: Kimberly Fiumara at [email protected] published on 4/16 4/30/13 ADOT13-00002708 IFB ADOT - Dirt Haul/Compaction Project (University of 4/10/13 Link 3pm Phoenix Parking Garage). Contact: Amir Sakhi at 1pm REVISED 602-712-8584 or [email protected]. First published on 4/5 & revised bid date on 4/23 5/1/13 $1M- IFB 3171-7 IFB Maricopa Community Colleges - 2013 District Wide 4/11/13 Link 2pm $1.1M Paving Maintenance. First published on 4/5 10am 5/1/13 12-024B IFB Tempe Union High School District - Corona del Sol North 4/22/13 Link 2pm Parking Lot Replacement (Free registration required). 9am Contact: Missy Mudry at 480-345-3714 or [email protected]. First published on 4/19

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Bid Date & Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link Time Volume holders Type 5/1/13 12-025B IFB Tempe Union High School District - Tennis Court 4/24/13 Link 2:30pm Resurfacing & Parking Lot Repair & Resealing (Free 9am registration required). Contact: Missy Mudry at 480-345-3714 or [email protected]. First published on 4/19 5/1/13 PR091; 2013-7012- IFB Town of Gilbert - Freestone Park Basketball Courts. Work 4/24/13 Link 3pm 0237 includes replacement of four existing basketball courts at 10am Freestone Park with post-tensioned slabs. Contact: Ryan Blair, Project Coordinator, at [email protected]. First published on 4/9 5/2/13 IFB Town of Dewey-Humbolt - Spring 2013 Chip Overlay 4/22/13 Link 10am Project. Contact: Ed Hanks, Public Works Supervisor, at 2pm 928-632-5074. First published on 4/12 5/2/13 121315 IFB City of Glendale - CDBG Street Improvements. Project Link 10am includes removal and replacement of selected streets, ADA improvements, and curb and gutter repairs. First published on 4/23 5/2/13 PW-150 IFB City of Sierra Vista - Annual Street Maintenance Chip none Link 2pm Seal. Contact: Michael Clawson at 520-458-3315 or [email protected]. First published on 4/19 5/2/13 13-2458 IFB City of Goodyear - Fog Seal Application. Contact: Russ Link 3:30pm Welborn at 623-882-7890 or [email protected]. First published on 4/5 5/2/13 13-30-SWD-04 IFB Cochise County - Install two above ground truck scales in 4/17/13 Link 4pm Sierra Vista and Douglas. Contact: Terry Hudson, Senior 1pm Buyer, at 520-432-8391 or [email protected]. First published on 4/5 5/3/13 $450K List 169-A-(204)T IFB ADOT - Microsurfacing on SR 169 approx. 5 miles east of Link 11am Dewey in Yavapai County. The work consists of applying Microsurfacing on the existing roadway surface and replacing the pavement markings. Contact C&S Technical Leader: Manish Shah at 602-712-7216 or Construction Supervisor: Tom Goodman at 928-468-5063. DBE goal is 2.07%. First published on 4/2 5/3/13 $3.6M List 587-A-(200)T IFB ADOT - Pavement improvements on SR 587 in Pinal Link 11am County. Work includes milling and replacing the existing pavement with AC and AR-ACFC, removing and replacing sections of guardrail, and applying methacrylate sealant to three bridge decks. DBE goal of 0.89%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Susan Webber at 602-712-6879 or Construction Supervisor: Adam Brahmat at 602-712-2300. First published on 4/5

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Bid Date & Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link Time Volume holders Type 5/3/13 $136K 999-A-(229)T IFB ADOT - Safety Improvements for Schools in the City Link 11am of Avondale on 3rd Avenue and on Rancho Santa Fe Boulevard. The work consists of installation of a speed table, milling, removal of pavement and installation of a raised median island and ramps, signage and pavement markings. DBE goal of 6.51%. Contact: Engineering Specialist Donna Rice at 602-712-8618 or Mike Zimnick at 602-712-8366. First published on 4/5 5/3/13 #32-07 IFB Cochise County Community College District - Paving 4/18/13 Link 2pm Projects. Contact: Lourdes Estrada at 520-439-6828 or 10am [email protected]. First published on 4/12 Mand. 5/6/13 ST148; 2013-7003- JOC Town of Gilbert - Job Order Contract for Street Light 4/25/13 Link 2pm 0180 Rehabilitation. Contact: Ryan Blair, Project Coordinator at 1pm [email protected]. First published on 4/9 5/6/13 MOHA12- IDIQ Mohave Community College - IFB 16-1213 Paving none Link 2pm 00002941 Projects. Five separate asphalt paving projects for the Neal Campus in Kingman, AZ. Contact: Christine Van Vleet at 928-757-0819 or [email protected]. First published on 4/23 5/7/13 $141K- List ND30120005 IFB City of Phoenix - Safe Routes to School: Pedestrian 4/24/13 Link 2pm $172K Safety Improvements for 55th Avenue and Campbell 9am Avenue. Work includes subgrade preparation, asphalt concrete, curb & gutter, concrete sidewalk, trenching for underground street light circuits, installation of new street light poles, landscaping & irrigation. This project has a DBE goal of 2.34%. Contact: Emeka Ekpe at 602-256-4107. First published on 4/12

5/7/13 EN 13-032; ST1261 IFB City of Avondale - City Center Phase 3, Transit Center and 4/24/13 Link 3pm Off-Site Improvements.Work consists of extending 114th 10am Ave and Park Ave to Roosevelt St, the construction of Mand. surface parking area (Transit Center), pedestrian facilities, lighting and landscape improvements. Contact: Charles Andrews at 623-333-4216. First published on 4/23 5/7/13 $8.5M List 095-A(204)T CMAR ADOT - CMAR services for the Reconstruction of the Link 4pm 095-A(203)T downtown San Luis roadway system. Contact: Ata Zarghami, Contracts and Specifications, at 602-712-6761. First published on 4/9 5/9/12 $372K 1220628 IFB Yavapai County - Thumb Butte Road Pavement and 4/30/13 Link 2pm Drainage Improvements in Yavapai County. Contact: 10am MaryAn Sala at 928-777-7522 or Mand. [email protected]. First published on 4/19

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Bid Date Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Volume holders Type 5/9/13 TE3-968-3194 IFB City of Chandler - CDBG ADA Ramps & Routes. Contact: Link 2pm Raquel McMahon at 480-782-2407 or [email protected]. First published on 4/23 5/9/13 13-34-SHF-03 IFB Cochise County - Construction of a firearms firing range 4/25/13 Link 3pm east of Bisbee, AZ. Contact: Terry Rutan, Senior Buyer at 1pm 520-432-8392 or [email protected]. First published on 4/12 5/9/13 List COS13-011 IFB City of Surprise - Marley/Heritage Park Restroom and 4/22/13 Link 3pm Parking Lot Expansion. Contact: Pam Risaliti at 10am 623-222-1857 or [email protected]. First published on 4/16 5/9/13 EN 13-037; IFB City of Avondale - 2013 Spring Preservative Micro-Seal 4/29/13 Link 3pm ST1020 & Tire Rubber Modified Surface Seal (TRMSS) Program. 10am Contact: Anna Hudson at [email protected] or Mand, 623-333-4213. First published on 4/23 5/14/13 PW13-AMI01 IFB City of El Mirage - Purchase, Installation and Warranty Link 3pm of an Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) System. Contact: Sue McDermott at 623-876-2971. First published on 4/19 5/16/13 List 2013-015 D-D-B MCDOT - Widening and Paving of 87th Avenue: Deer none Link 1pm Valley Road to Peoria City Limits. Contact: Paul Shamrock at [email protected]. First published on 4/19 5/16/13 2013-20000223 IFB City of Yuma - Yuma Valley Area Park construction. Work Link 2pm includes grading, paving, site utilities and park amenities. (Free registration required). Contact: Peggy Hayes at 928- 373-5110 or [email protected]. First published on 4/26 5/17/13 $5.9M List 089-B-(204)T IFB ADOT - Bridge Replacement on SR 89 about 5 miles Link 11am 089-B-(208)T North of Chino Valley at Del Rio Ranch bridge. DBE goal of 6.87%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Mohammed Patwary at 602-712-8187 or Construction Supervisor: Andrew Roth at 928-759-2426. First published on 4/9 5/17/13 $16M List 040-C-(210)T IFB ADOT - Pavement Rehabilitation on I-40 between east Link 11am Ash fork TI and west Williams TI in Mohave and Coconino Counties. DBE goal of 1.78%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Brian Pirooz at 602-712 8269 or Construction Supervisor: David Sikes at 928-266 2688. First published on 4/19 5/17/13 $350K List GGI-0(209)T ADOT - System Enhancements on various rural roads in Link 11am GGI-0(210)T Gila County. Contact Engineering Specialist: Sara Howard at 602-712-6834 or Construction Supervisor: Elaine Leavens at 928-532-2345. First published on 4/26 Click here to return to the Table of Contents 29 Friday, April 26, 2013 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions Project Solicitations in this data. Links may not be valid once the bid date/time has passed. All bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.

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Bid Date Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Volume holders Type 5/17/13 $1.5M List 191-C-(215)T IFB ADOT - Pavement Improvements on US 191 in Greenlee Link 11am County. The work consists of applying a full width double application seal coat (chip seal and fog coat) and replacing pavement markings. DBE goal is 2.55%. Contact: C&S Technical Leader Manish Shah at 602-712-7216 or Construction Supervisor: Brian Jevas at 928-432-4936. First published on 4/26

5/17/13 $3.45M List 191-E-(205)T IFB ADOT - Roadway Widening on US 191 near the town Link 11am of Chinle. Work includes constructing new pavement on both sides of the roadway, milling and replacing the mainline pavement and turnouts, constructing sidewalks and curb and gutter, relocating light poles and related items. DBE goal of 4.82%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: David Do at 602-712-7445 or Construction Supervisor: Carl Ericksen at 928-524-5421. First published on 4/26 5/21/13 $250K- List AG-8173-S-13-0010 RFP Department of Agriculture - Asphalt Repaving - Forest Link 4pm $300K Road 300 in Springerville, AZ. Small Business Set aside. Contact: Margaret A Cisco, Purchasing Agent, at [email protected] or 928-333-6345. Pre-Solicitation first published on 3/19 & moved to solicitations on 4/5

5/30/13 3-04-0031-22-2012 IFB City of Safford - Reconstruct GA Apron and Improve Link 2pm Safety Areas at the Safford Regional Airport. A DBE contract goal of 27% percent has been established for this contract. Contact: Randy Petty at 928-432-4261 or [email protected]. First published on 4/26

6/5/13 List AG-8173-S-13-0015 IDIQ Department of Agriculture - 2013 Roads IDIQ Springerville 5/21/13 Link 4pm Road in Apache County. Small Business Set aside. Contact: 9:30am Margaret A Cisco, Purchasing Agent, at [email protected] or 928-333-6345. Pre-Solicitation first published on 4/16 & moved to open solicitations on 4/23

6/5/13 List AG-8173-S-13-0016 IDIQ Department of Agriculture - 2013 Roads IDIQ Black Mesa 5/21/13 Link 4pm Road in Navajo County. Small Business Set aside. Contact: 9:30am Margaret A Cisco, Purchasing Agent, at [email protected] or 928-333-6345. Pre-Solicitation first published on 4/16 & moved to open solicitations on 4/23 6/5/13 List AG-8173-S-13-0017 IDIQ Department of Agriculture - 2013 Roads IDIQ Lakeside 5/21/13 Link 4pm Road in Navajo County. Small Business Set aside. Contact: 9:30am Margaret A Cisco, Purchasing Agent, at [email protected] or 928-333-6345. Pre-Solicitation first published on 4/16 & moved to open solicitations on 4/23

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Bid Date Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Volume holders Type 6/5/13 AG-8173-S-13-0018 IDIQ Department of Agriculture - 2013 Roads IDIQ Alpine Road 5/21/13 Link 4pm in Apache County. Small Business Set aside. Contact: 9:30am Margaret A Cisco, Purchasing Agent, at [email protected] or 928-333-6345. Pre-Solicitation first published on 4/16 & moved to open solicitations on 4/23 6/5/13 AG-8173-S-13-0019 IDIQ Department of Agriculture - 2013 Roads IDIQ Clifton Road 5/21/13 Link 4pm in Greenlee County. Small Business Set aside. Contact: 9:30am Margaret A Cisco, Purchasing Agent, at [email protected] or 928-333-6345. Pre-Solicitation first published on 4/16 & moved to open solicitations on 4/23 7/19/13 $4.6M List 089-A-(201)T IFB ADOT - Road widening on SR 89 within the City of Link 11am Prescott.The work consists of widening White Spar Road REVISED to accommodate a center left turn lane and bike lanes in each direction. DBE goal of 3.56%. Contact: Engineering Specialist Don Pierson at 928-778-4679 or Construction Supervisor Andy Roth at 928-759-2426. First published on 7/3 & revised bid date on 9/7, 10/5, 12/18 & again on 4/12 9/13/13 $14M 101-A-NFA DB ADOT - Design Build (Two Step) for the Construction of Link REVISED HOV ramps on Agua Fria Freeway (SR 101L) at Maryland Ave within the City of Glendale. Contact: Rimpal Shah at 602-712-8377 or [email protected]. First published on 3/19. Bid date revised on 3/26

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

Bid Date Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Volume Holders Type 4/26/13 ADOT13- IFB ADOT - Quartzsite Maintenance Yard Construction Project. 4/16/13 Link 3pm 00002832 Provide a connection to the public water service of the City 9am REVISED of Quartzsite and a new distribution system to all existing buildings on site. The work includes the elimination of the existing on-site potable water system including the pump, reservoir, and well. Contact: Earl Payne at 602-712-8514 or [email protected]. First published on 4/12 & revised bid date on 4/26 4/26/13 RFP Navajo Nation Environmental Protection Agency - Well Link 5pm Abandonment. Execute proper water well abandonment of 3 wells located within the jurisdictional boundaries of the Navajo Nation. Contact: 928-871-7755. First published on 4/16

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Bid Date Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Volume Holders Type 4/30/13 $2.4M- List WS85500359 D-B-B City of Phoenix - I-17 & Sweetwater 24-Inch Transmission 4/17/13 Link 2pm $3.1M Main Replacement. Work will include approximately 5,560 10:30am LF of 24-inch water main from the intersection of 23rd Avenue and Thunderbird Road to Sweetwater Avenue, just west of I-17. This project has a 13% SBE goal. Contact: Emeka Ekpe at 602-256-4107. First published on 4/9 4/30/13 $250K- R13PS34013 RFP Department of the Interior - Removal and Replacement Link 4pm $500K of Reactivator Clarifier Assembly Unit in Yuma. Contact: REVISED Virginia Toledo at 928-343-8136 or [email protected]. First published on 3/26 & revised bid date on 4/23 5/1/13 # 100-13 RFP Town of Wellton - Arizona Water Treatment Plant Booster Link 2pm Pump Station Expansion. Contact: Rodney Rinehart at 928-785-3348. First published on 3/22 5/1/13 IFB Metro Water District - Hub Well #1a Site Improvements. Link 2pm Work includes installation of new submersible pump and motor, concrete pad, tank, electrical, concrete block wall, gate and more. First published on 4/12 5/2/13 IFB Flood Control District of Yavapai County - On-Call 4/22/13 Link 1:30pm Maintenance and Minor Construction Services. Contact: 10am Lynn Whitman at 928-771-3197 or Mand. [email protected]. First published on 4/16 5/2/13 C10597 RFQ City of Mesa - Pre-Qualified Large Diameter Water Main Link 2pm Contractors. Contact: Michele Davila at 480-644-5463 at [email protected]. First published on 4/12 5/3/13 $25K- List AG- RFQuote Department of Agriculture - Cooling Tower Replacement, 4/24/13 Link 2pm $100K 32SD-S-13-0026 Tucson, AZ. Total Small Business set-aside. Contact: Louise 9am L. Snitz at [email protected] or 510-559-6022. Pre-solicitation first published on 4/19 & moved to open solicitations on 4/23 5/7/13 $485K- List WS90500258 IFB City of Phoenix - 2010 Sanitary Sewer Relief Program none Link 2pm $593K Project 11A. The improvements include 15-inch ID sanitary sewer; sewer service connections; sanitary sewer manholes; coating and rehabilitation of manholes. This project has a 6% SBE goal. Contact: Emeka Ekpe at 602-256-4107. First published on 4/12 5/7/13 08.010.131 IFB NAU - Sinclair Wash Channel Maintenance. The project 4/23/13 Link 2pm includes channel grading, Armor Lock Installation, A-jacks 10am installation, and boulder installation. Contact: Dennis Mand. McCarthy at 928-523.9236 or [email protected]. First published on 4/23 5/7/13 B13-005 IFB Lake Havasu City - Generator Replacement at Fire Station none Link 3pm No. 5. Contact: Kimberly Fiumara at [email protected]. First published on 4/26

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Bid Date & Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link Time Volume Holders Type 5/8/13 IFB Kyrene Elementary School District - Water Treatment Link 1pm Services (Free registration required). Contact: Raymond Soriano at 480-541-1362 or [email protected]. First published on 4/26 5/8/13 2013-40 IFB City of Flagstaff - La Plaza Vieja 2010 Bond Project. The none Link 3pm Project consists of replacing in kind the existing 8” water and sewer main within the neighborhood, replacing water and sewer services, replacing the fire hydrants, resurfacing the existing streets and constructing new handicap ramps at the intersections. Contact: Trevor Henry, Project Manager, at [email protected] or Patrick Brown, Sr. Procurement Specialist at [email protected]. First published on 4/23 5/8/13 2013-41 IFB City of Flagstaff - Switzer Canyon Transmission Main none Link 3pm Project. The Project consists of new 16” water main in Switzer Canyon, new water services and new fire hydrants. Contact: Trevor Henry, Project Manager, at [email protected] or Patrick Brown, Sr. Procurement Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 4/23 Commercial 5/9/13 IFB The Hualapai Tribe - Install a 20.8kV underground power 4/25/13 Link 4pm distribution system and a Fiber Optics communication 10am system. Contact: Erin S. Forrest at 928-769-2216 or [email protected] for information. First published on 4/19 5/10/13 P3-12-02 RFQ & ADOT - Solar P3 Project. Development and implementation none Link 2pm RFP of a public-private partnership (P3) to assist in meeting the electric power needs through a solar power generation agreement. Contact: Sanja Katic-Jauhar at 602-712-7525 or [email protected] with cc to [email protected] and [email protected]. First published on 12/28 & revised bid date on 1/22. Re-issued RFP on 3/19 5/14/13 WS90500118 D-B-B City of Phoenix - Small Diameter Sanitary Sewer none Link 2pm Rehabilitation Project. Contact: First published on4/26 5/14/13 SS2890 IFB Lake Havasu City - Vadose Well #5 & Force Main. All the DWGS Link 3pm piping, isolation valves, pipe supports, flow meter, pressure reducing valves, pressure gage, and couplings from Vadose Zone Well #3 shall be reused for the construction of Vadose Zone Well #5. Contact: Kimberly Fiumara at [email protected]. First published on 4/26 5/15/13 #66-620 IFB City of Safford - Water Pipe for 20th Avenue Project. Link 3pm Contact: Michael R. Faunce, Material Management Supervisor, at 928-432-4081 or [email protected]. First published on 4/26

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Bid Date & Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link Bid Date & Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link Time Volume Holders Type Time Volume Holders Type 5/16/13 List 4108JOC116 JOC City of Phoenix - Specialized Equipment, Piping And none Link 12pm Infrastructure Coatings (JOC Services). In general, the work to be performed under this contract will involve applying protective coating. Contact: Charlene Carpenter at 602-261-8894. First published on 4/16 5/20/13 PARKS13- IFB Arizona State Parks - New 8’’ Fire Main Systems at Lake 5/7/13 Link 3pm 00002957 Havasu. Contact: Margie Silva at 602-542-6937. First 11:30pm published on 4/26 5/21/13 $14M 85879 CMAR Pima County Regional Wastewater Reclamation 5/7/13 Link 4pm Department - CMAR for the construction of the South 10am Rillito West Central Interceptor Rehabilitation Project. The project consists of the rehabilitation of approximately 3.4 miles of wastewater sewer line and the evaluation and repair of approximately 45 manholes. Contact: Jerome Rizzo at [email protected]. First published on 4/16

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

Bid Date Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link & Time Volume Holders Type 4/29/13 #13-08-13 IFB Catalina Foothills Unified School District - District 4/15/13 Link 11am Administration Security Modifications Project. Construct 2pm & new storefronts, doors, and gates. Contact: Sandy Bumette, 4/17/13 Procurement Specialist, at [email protected]. First 8am published on 4/5 & added pre-bid walkthrough info on 4/19

5/2/13 $1.1M List 13053-CMR- CMAR Maricopa County - Lower Buckeye & 4th Avenue Jails Flat 4/16/13 Link 10am 2013 Cell Modifications. Project includes converting regular cells to safe cells. Contact Paul Shamrock at [email protected]. First published on 3/29

5/2/13 RFQ 1214-13 JOC Flagstaff Unified School District - Job Order Contracting Link 2pm (JOC) Services - General Commercial, Electrical and HVAC Contractors. Contact: Kim Aringdale at 928-527-2327 or [email protected]. First published on 4/2

5/3/13 09.40.131 IFB NAU - McDonald Hall Renovation. Contact: Joshua Spear at 4/23/13 Link 1pm 928-523-4227 or [email protected]. 1pm First published on 4/23 Mand.

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Bid Date Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Volume Holders Type 5/5/13 MF217; CMAR Town of Gilbert - CMAR for Fire Station No. .7 Construction 5/1/13 Link 4pm 2013-7013-0263 of a new 10,500 square foot, three bay, two story fire station 10:30am near the intersection of Warner Road and 130th Street. Contact: Jason Kerby at [email protected]. First published on 4/19 5/7/13 $5.8M List 13061-DBB-2013 D-B-B Maricopa County Facilities Management - Central Courts 4/16/13 Link 11am Building Elevator Modernization Project. Contact: Corry 1pm REVISED Slama at 602-506-3348 or [email protected]. First published on 4/5 & revised bid date on 4/26 5/7/13 #23-621 IFB Yavapai County Community College - Yavapai College 4/22/13 Link 2:30pm Building 4 Fume Hoods /Building 19 Alcoves/Building 19 2pm Data Center HVAC Upgrades. Contact: Ryan Bouwhuis at [email protected] or 928-776-2195. First published on 4/16

5/8/13 $14.5M- 90919 IFB Pima County - New Fleet Services Facility. Construct new 4/18/13 Link 2pm $15.5M operationally and energy efficient facilities for Fleet Services 1:30pm Department at the Mission Road Complex. Contact: Melissa Hala’ufia at [email protected]. First published on 4/16 5/8/13 $5.7M Sub Bids Johnson Carlier is accepting sub bids on the San Carlos N/A 2pm Unified School District’s Rice Campus Building Expansion Projects. The project consists of a two story classroom building, approximately 18,956 SF on the first floor and 17,531 SF at the second floor. In addition to this is an approximate 4,875 SF administration building. Contact: [email protected]. First published on 4/23

5/8/13 $3M- IFB 3139-7; IFB Maricopa Community Colleges - Scottsdale Community 2/12/13 Link 2:30pm $3.5M 110042 College: Remodel and update the existing library including 9am REVISED offices, stack areas, computer labs, and add a coffee bar. Contact: Ross Bern at [email protected]. Pre-Solicitation first published on 12/7 & revised target on 1/25. Changed to solicitation on 2/8 & revised on 3/5 & 3/22

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Bid Date Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link Bid Date Project Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project description Pre-Bid Link & Time Volume Holders Type & Time Volume Holders Type 5/9/13 IFB #228 IFB Navajo Housing Authority - Modernization of Five (5) See Link Link 2pm Sub-Divisions. Five (5) project site visits & Two (2) Pre- Bid Conferences will be held. Indian Preference. Contact: Alvester Chee, Procurement Specialist, at [email protected]. First published on 4/9 5/9/13 List N62473- IDIQ Department of the Navy - IDIQ UR MACC for commercial Link 2pm 12-R-0263 and institutional Building Construction within the NAVFAC SW AOR including but not limited to AZ, CA, CO, NV, NM, & UT. Contact: Lisa Crawford at 619-532-1261. Pre-Solicitation first published on 4/2 & changed to open solicitation on 4/12 5/10/13 $6.5M 23-1902-78-45 D-B Peoria Unified School District - Remodel Peoria High 5/1/13 Link 2pm School’s Old Main Building (Free registration required). 1pm Contact: Anna Romero at 623-412-5321 or [email protected]. First published on 4/26

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5/15/13 $550K- 89656 IFB Pima County - Pima County Sheriff’s Department Training 4/30/13 Link 2pm $650K Facility North Addition. Project consists of approx. 3,000 1pm s.f. addition of floor space, incorporating a 1,000 s.f. break room, 1,300 s.f. exercise room, 320 s.f. of ATV storage and accessory spaces. There will be site grading and utility (sewer) connections. SBE goal is 10%. Contact: Melissa Hala’ufia at [email protected]. First published on 4/23 5/17/13 List FA4887- DB Department of the Air Force - Community Commons 12/18 Link 12pm 13-R-0001 Transformation. Design-build Renovation of Building 8:30am REVISED 700 at Luke AFB, AZ. Contact: Ryan Shappell, Contract Administrator, at 623-856-2784 or [email protected]. mil. Pre-Solicitation first published on 11/2. Solicitation first published on 12/7 & added sign-in Sheet on 12/21 & revised bid date on 1/15 & 2/26 & 3/29 5/29/13 $4.1M List 13075-CMR- CMAR Maricopa County - Cell Door Release Improvements-LBJ and 5/13/13 Link 2pm 2013 4th Avenue Jail. Work includes fabricating, installing and 8:30am testing a new manual lock release device for approximately 2,400 cell doors. Contact: Paul Shamrock at [email protected]. First published on 4/26

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Maintenance & Alterations MaintenanceMaintenance 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 4/26/13 13-031 IFB City of Phoenix - Landscape Maintenance Services (Water 4/9/13 Link 2pm Services Department) - Requirements Contract. Contact Anne 8am Shadle at 602-261-8988. First published on 3/29 4/26/13 13-144 IFB City of Phoenix - Fence Supply and Service, Federally Funded - Link 2pm Requirements Contract. Contact: Edith Barrera at 602-495-7664 REVISED or [email protected]. First published on 3/22 & revised bid date on 4/16 & 4/23 4/26/13 IFB Litchfield Park -Perimeter Wall Rejuvenation Project. Contact: Link 2:30pm Tanja Jockovic at [email protected]. First published on 4/16 4/26/13 13-2499 RFP City of Goodyear - Fire Station 187 – Fencing Project. Contact: 4/19/13 Link 3:30pm Jacque Behrens, CPPB at 623-882-7893 or 1:30pm [email protected]. First published on 4/12 Mand.

4/29/13 B14-10-14 IFB Sunnyside Unified School District - Palm Tree Trimming Services. Link 2pm Contact: Mike Liptak at 520-545-212. First published on 4/16 4/30/13 $50K - 13-B-05 IFB Mohave County - Cerbat Justice Auxiliary Building Demolition in 4/10/13 Link 2pm $100K Kingman, AZ. Contact Tara Acton at 928-753-0752 x 3. 10am First published on 3/29 4/29/13 IFB 3177-2 IFB Maricopa Community Colleges - Theatrical Audio Visual System 4/18/13 Link 3pm at Glendale Community College. Contact: Ren. R. Carlson at 10am 480-731-8519 or [email protected]. Mand. First published on 4/12 4/29/13 ADOT13-00002794 IFB ADOT - Tucson MVD Roofing Replacement Project. Contact: none Link 3pm Christina Jimenez at 602-712-4458 or [email protected]. First published on 4/19 4/29/13 130790 RFP City of Tucson - Commercial Property Management and 4/17/13 Link 4pm Maintenance. Contact: Christina Pryor at 520-837-4131 or 1pm [email protected]. First published on 4/19 4/30/13 S051314 IFB UA - Re-Roofing four buildings. Re-Roof the Ina Gittings, 4/19/13 Link 2pm Chemistry & Biochemistry, Arizona State Museum North and 7:30am South buildings on UA Campus. Contact: Ted Nasser at 520-621- Mand. 5449 or [email protected]. First published on 4/9 4/30/13 23-620 IFB Yavapai County Community College - Yavapai College Career and 4/12/13 Link 2:30pm Technical Education Center (CTEC) Electrical and Instrumentation 2:30 Renovation. Contact: Ryan Bouwhuis at [email protected] Mand. or 928-776-2195. First published on 4/9 4/30/13 13-121 RFP City of Tempe - Landscape Maintenance. Contact: Lisa Goodman Link 3pm at [email protected] or 480-350-8533. First published on 3/15

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Bid Date/ $/Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link Time holders Type 4/30/13 2013063 IFB City of Mesa - Fire Protection Equipment Maintenance & Repair 4/4/13 Link 3pm Services. Term contract for Fire Protection, Detection and 8am REVISED Suppression Equipment Repair and Maintenance Services. Contact Sharon Brause at [email protected]. First published on 3/29 & revised bid date on 4/9 5/1/13 07-04; IFB Town of Gilbert - Spring Meadows FY14 Improvements. Work 4/24/13 Link 9am 2013-8003-0255 includes two new entry monuments and sign panel walls. Contact: 9am Ryan Blair, Project Coordinator, at [email protected]. First published on 4/9 5/1/13 07-02; IFB Town of Gilbert - Templeton Place FY14 Improvements. Work 4/24/13 Link 9:30am 2013-8003-0248 includes landscape planting, turf restoration and irrigation 9am improvements for the Basin/ Park area. Contact: Ryan Blair, Project Coordinator, at [email protected]. First published on 4/9 5/1/13 07-10; IFB Town of Gilbert - Madera Park FY14 Improvements. Work 4/24/13 Link 10am 2013-8003-0250 includes a new play structure, tot turf ramp, engineered wood 9am fiber and a solar lighting system for existing Ramada. Contact: Ryan Blair, Project Coordinator, at [email protected]. First published on 4/9 5/1/13 List FA4877-13-R-0020 IFB Department of the Air Force - Repair/Replace Lighting Controls 4/17/13 Link 10am at Davis Monthan AFB. Contact: Marilyn T. Menjivar at 520-228- 9am REVISED 4838 or [email protected]. First published on 4/12 & revised bid date on 4/26 5/1/13 List 13-247-SOL-00052 RFQuote Department of Health and Human Services - Trailer Demolition, Link 12pm Removal, & Disposal at the Phoenix Indian Medical Center. REVISED Contact: Bradley Platero at [email protected] or 602-263-1200. First published on 4/16 & revised bid date on 4/23 & 4/26 5/1/13 List 89971 JOC Pima County - Job Order Master Agreement for Painting 4/10/13 Link 2pm Services. Contact: Melissa Hala’ufia at 11am [email protected]. First published on 4/12 5/1/13 ADJC13-00002905 RFQuote Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections - Water Heaters with 4/29/13 Link 3pm Installation (J13027). Contact: [email protected] or 4pm 623-780-1303 ext. 2152. First published on 4/26 5/1/13 130757 RFP City of Tucson - Landscape Services for Medians, Roadsides and 4/11/13 Link 4pm Traffic Circles. Contact: Dan Longanecker at 520-837-4125 or 3pm [email protected]. First published on 4/5 5/2/13 RFP Pima Association of Governments - Maintenance of Bus Stops. Link 2pm Contact: Teresa Ruiz at 520-620-6981(fax), or by e-mail at: [email protected]. First published on 4/23 5/2/13 RFQuote Town of Marana - Electrical Repair Services, As-Needed. Contact: none Link 5pm Michael Glasson at 520 382-1983 or [email protected]. First published on 4/19 Click here to return to the Table of Contents 38 Volume 4, Issue 20 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions Project Solicitations in this data. Links may not be valid once the bid date/time has passed. All bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.

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Bid Date/ $/Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link Time holders Type 5/2/13 IFB Toltec Elementary School District - Roofing Repairs at Toltec Link 5pm Jr High School in Eloy. Project Manual and Drawings may be obtained at the office of HDA Architects at 480-539-8800. First published on 4/23 5/3/13 IFB City of Casa Grande - Neighborhood Revitalization Program for Link 10am the rehabilitation of One (1) single family dwelling.Contact: 520-421-8600. First published on 4/23 5/3/13 IFB 13-151 IFB City of Phoenix - Residential Construction Services - 4/23/13 Link 2pm Requirements contract. Contact: Linda Duarte at 602-262-7789 or 2pm [email protected]. First published on 4/19 5/3/13 IFB #3184-2 IFB Maricopa Community College - Kirk Student Center Audio Visual 4/24/13 Link 2pm System at Mesa Community College. Contact: Ren Carlson at 10am [email protected]. First published on 4/5 Mand. 5/3/13 CESP 130017 IFB Creighton Elementary School District - Painting Services. Contact: Link 2:30pm Teena Ziegler 602-381-6000 or [email protected]. First published on 4/19 5/6/13 #23-622 IFB Yavapai County Community College District - Electronic Marquees Link 2:30pm and building lettering. Contact: Phyllis Lewellen at 928-776-2190 or [email protected]. First published on 4/23 5/6/13 List 231312 RFP ASU - UCENT Caulking and Joint Seal. First published on 4/2 & 4/8/13 Link 3pm added pre-submittal sign-in sheet on 4/19. 10am REVISED Revised bid date on 4/23 5/8/13 $50K 13-B-09 IFB Mohave County - Mohave County Security Upgrade in Kingman. 4/18/13 Link 2pm Install Bulletproof glass and paneling in selected areas. Contact: 10am Tara Acton at 928-753-0752 or [email protected]. First published on 4/12 5/9/13 $750K 13069-DBB-2013 D-B-B Maricopa County Facilities Management Department - Hail 4/30/13 Link 11am Damage - Roof Retrofit Project. (Admin and Equip Svs(1501); 9am Service Sta(1506)). Contact: Brian Garcia at 602-506-3246 or [email protected]. First published on 4/19 5/9/13 ADOT13-00002820 IFB ADOT - Electrical Preventive Maintenance/Service/Repair on 4/24/13 Link 3pm Deck Park Tunnel in Phoenix. Contact: Velma Luegering at 9am 602-712-7827 or [email protected]. First published on 4/16 5/10/13 IFB City of Glendale - Masonry Wall Construction. Contact: Buz Essel Link 9am or Charyn Schartz at 623-930-3670. First published on 4/23 5/10/13 S221303 RFP UA - Cable Management and Power Tray Refresh for the Main 4/22/13 Link 2pm Library. Contact: Celeste Kanzig at 520-621-3067 or 10am [email protected]. First published on 4/19 Mand. 5/10/13 IFB 13-166 IFB City of Phoenix - Rental Fence-Requirements Contract. Contact: Link 2pm Elizabeth Kellim at 602-262-4753 or [email protected]. First published on 4/26 Click here to return to the Table of Contents 39 Friday, April 26, 2013 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions Project Solicitations in this data. Links may not be valid once the bid date/time has passed. All bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.

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Bid Date/ $/Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link Time holders Type 5/10/13 3128-2 IFB Maricopa Community College - Audio Visual System 4/18/13 Link 3pm Experimental Classrooms and Conference Room at Glendale 3pm Community College. Contact: Ren Carlson at Mand. [email protected]. First published on 4/5 5/10/13 IFB 13-142 IFB City of Phoenix - Fire Sprinkler System Maintenance, Inspection 4/25/13 Link 2pm & Repairs - Requirements Contract. Contact: Rose M. Camacho at 10am 602-262-7794 or [email protected]. First published on 4/19 5/10/13 IFB Gila River Indian Community - Fence project. Install fencing for 4/29/13 Link 2pm up to fifty residential homes within the District 5 Community 10am and twelve residential homes (two (2) in each district, excluding District 5) for Community Services Department. Contact: Bernie Enos at [email protected]. First published on 4/26 5/10/13 RFP 231309 RFP ASU - University Wide Painting. Contact: Tom Sassatelli at none Link 3pm 480-965-2074 or [email protected]. First published on 4/23 5/13/13 RFP 13-07-18 RFP Catalina Foothills Unified School District - Professional Link 11am Groundskeeping Services (Free registration required). Contact: Sandy Burnette at 520-209-7523 or [email protected]. First published on 4/2 5/13/13 $25K- F13PS00385 Department of the Interior - Alchessay Residence 5 Renovation Link 12pm $100K at the Alchesay National Fish Hatchery, White River, Arizona.The purpose of this procurement is to renovate Residence 5, including demolition, grading for drainage, metal roofing, countertops, wallboard replacement, ceramic tile, painting, water heater, plumbing fixtures, water lines, exhaust fan, insulation, windows, electrical, and other interior renovation. Contact: Ray Fletcher at [email protected]. First published on 4/19 5/14/13 ADOT13-00002900 IFB ADOT - Highway Landscape Maintenance Services on Loop 202, none Link 3pm Red Mountain; Dobson to Gilbert. Contact: Amir Sakhi at 602-712-8584 or [email protected]. First published on 4/26 5/14/13 List P13-0047 RFP City of Peoria - Fencing Replacement & Repair. Contact: Lisa Houg none Link 5pm at 623-773-7115 or [email protected]. First published on 4/26 5/15/13 13RP020 RFP City of Scottsdale - Westworld Tent Maintenance and Repair none Link 2pm Services. Contact: Jim Swaziek at 480-312-5719 or [email protected]. First published on 4/23 5/15/13 IFB Central Arizona College - Chiller Replacement at Signal Peak Link 3pm Campus in Coolidge. Contact: Mark Salaz at 520-494-5250. First published on 4/26 5/16/13 CS3-910-3208 IFB City of Chandler - HVAC Repairs, Maintenance & Service. Contact: Link 3pm Kristy Garcia at 480-782-2402 or [email protected]. First published on 4/26 Click here to return to the Table of Contents 40 Volume 4, Issue 20 All attempts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented. However, AZBEX is not responsible for any errors or omissions Project Solicitations in this data. Links may not be valid once the bid date/time has passed. All bidders are responsible for verifying the content of the information.

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Bid Date/ $/Plan- Project # Contract Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid Link Time holders Type 5/21/13 ADOC13-00002734 RFP Arizona Department of Corrections - Minimum Security Prison 5/7/13 Link 3pm Operations & Management, 500 Beds, ASP Marana(ADC No. 1pm 130052DC). Contact: Kristine Yaw at 602-542-1172 or [email protected]. First published on 4/23

5/22/13 List 2013-016 RFQ Maricopa County - Northern Parkway: Reems and Litchfield none Link 10am Overpass, Sarival to Dysart Landscape. Contact: Cynthia Slaughter at [email protected]. First published on 4/26

6/12/13 List AG- IDIQ Department of Agriculture - 2013 IDIQ Range Fence Construction Link 4pm 8173-S-13-0012 in Springerville, AZ. Small Business Set aside. Contact: Margaret A Cisco, Purchasing Agent, at [email protected] or 928-333-6345. Presolicitation first published on 3/19 & moved to open solicitations on 4/23

Products & Equipment Products & EquipmentPre-Solicitations Requests for equipment (purchase and rental), furnish only of materials, and related items.

Date Solicitation/ Type Owner - Project Description Pre-bid Link Project # 4/26/13 IFB 13-162 IFB City of Phoenix - Medium Duty Trucks Concrete, Asphalt & Batch - 4/18/13 Link 2pm Requirements Contract. Contact: Elizbeth Kellim at 602-262-4753 or 2pm [email protected]. First published on 4/9 4/26/13 ADOC13-00002933 RFQuote Arizona Department of Corrections - Concrete Redi-Mix/ABC/Sand and Link 3pm Gravel for ASPC-Florence. Contact: Fred Hendrix at 520-868-4011 Ext. 5041 or [email protected]. First published on 4/23 4/30/13 643577 RFQuote City of Phoenix - Supply one Flow Meter. Contact: Chuck Garvey at Link 9am 602-261-8668 or [email protected]. First published on 4/26

4/30/13 13025-C IFB Maricopa County - Supply Asphaltic Concrete Mix. Contact: Nicola Link 2pm Perrera at 602-506-3274 or [email protected]. First published on 4/16

4/30/13 B14-11-14 IFB Sunnyside Unified School District - Building Glass and Accessory Shop Link 2pm Supplies. Contact: Ruben Velasquez at 520-545-2099. First published on 4/16 4/30/13 B14-11-14 IFB Sunnyside Unified School District - Evaporative Cooling Cabinet Media. Link 2pm Contact: Diego Lozano at 520-545-2099. First published on 4/16

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Products & Equipment

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

4/30/13 A1-033 IFB City of Sierra Vista - Supply and deliver one Runway Sweeper for the Link 2:30pm Sierra Vista Municipal Airport. Contact: Michael Clawson at 520-458- 3315 or [email protected]. First published on 4/2 4/30/13 ADES13-00002926 RFQuote Arizona Department of Economic Security - Supply a used Semi-tractor. Link 3pm Contact: Cheryl Pellegrino at [email protected], or 602-542-4856. First published on 4/19 5/1/13 B13-03-020 IFB Navajo County - Supply and Delivery of Culverts and Bands. Contact: Link 3pm Robin McCormick, Senior Secretary, at 928-524-4100 or [email protected]. First published on 4/12 5/2/13 1320196 IFB Yavapai County - Supply and Deliver Crack Fill Material in Yavapai Link 1:30pm County. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or [email protected]. First published on 4/12

5/2/13 1320197 IFB Yavapai County - Supply Operated Hauling Equipment in Yavapai Link 1:30pm County. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or [email protected]. First published on 4/12

5/2/13 RFQuote City of Goodyear - Supply Modular Pole “Q”, 50’ Mast Arm. Contact: DWGS Link 5pm Russ Welborn at 623-882-7879. First published on 4/26 5/3/13 RFP Winslow Residential Hall, Inc. - Supply Custom Water Heater. Contact: Link 5pm Elaine Riggs, Business Manager, at 928-289-2379. First published on 4/26

5/6/13 IFB City of Safford - Supply Phase III Steel Distribution Poles and H-Frame Link 3pm Structures. Contact: (Technical questions) Tim McLellan, T&D Services, at 505-344-4234 or [email protected]; (Administrative questions) Hilary Cuenin, Project Management Assistant, City of Safford, at 928-432-4082 or [email protected]. First published on 4/19 5/6/13 AGFD13-00002956 RFQuote Arizona Game and Fish Department - Supply Used Mobile Storage none Link 3pm Containers (Free registration required). Contact: Donna Bailloux at [email protected] or 623-236-7449. First published on 4/26 5/6/13 2013-PW-0007 IFB City of Douglas - Supply Rock Material. Contact: Rene Rios at Link 4pm [email protected]. First published on 4/23 5/6/13 2013-PW-0005 IFB City of Douglas - Water Construction Material. Contact: Rene Rios at Link 4pm [email protected]. First published on 4/23 5/6/13 2013-PW-0008 IFB City of Douglas - Asphalt Material. Contact: Rene Rios at Link 4pm [email protected]. First published on 4/23 5/8/13 91115 IFB Pima County - Irrigation And Sprinkler System Parts And Supplies. 4/24/13 Link 1:30pm Contact: Keith Rogers at 520-724-3542 or [email protected]. 10am First published on 4/19 5/9/13 L111304 IFB UA - Request for Bids for Two kW Diesel Generator Rentals. Contact: Link 2pm Karen Kenagy at 520-621-8337 or [email protected]. First published on 4/2

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

5/9/13 B14-18-14 IFB Sunnyside Unified School District - Roofing Materials. Contact: Edgar Link 2pm Bustamante at 520-545-2138. First published on 4/23

5/9/13 ADOT13-00002904 IFB ADOT - Cattle Guard Foundations, Grills, End Frames and Clamps. Link 3pm Contact: Sharon L Tohtsoni at [email protected] or 602-712-8595. First published on 4/26

5/16/13 130797 IFB City of Tucson - Precoated Aggregate. Contact: Gillian Needham at 5/8/13 Link 4pm 520-837-4132 or [email protected]. First published on 4/26 11am

5/31/12 IFB Greenlee County - Asphalt Emulsion. Contact: 928-865-2072. Link 5pm First published on 4/26

Pre-Solicitations

Status Solicitation/ Project Target Date Type Owner/Project Description Link Project # Volume New R13PS40010 $10M Target: April- DB Department of the Interior - Glen Canyon Dam Link May 2013 Powerplant (Page) Generators G1, G3, G5, & G6 Rewinds (Roebel Design Rebuilds). Contact: Washington Bennett, Contract Specialist, at 801-524-3853 or wbennett@usbr. gov. Pre-solicitation first published on 4/26

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