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Volume 9 Issue 10

299-Unit Multifamily Redevelopment Planned for Kierland

By Roland Murphy for Arizona Builder’s Exchange

Lennar Multifamily Communities is advancing a Planned Unit
Development proposal to redevelop two commercial buildings
in north Phoenix into a 299-unit luxury multifamily project: LMC
Kierland.

According to materials submitted to the Phoenix Planning & On The Job
Development Department, the plan will replace the two aging LMC Kierland, Phoenix
suburban-style office structures on 71st Street north of East Tierra Volume: 299 units
Buena Lane with a “4-Over-2-Podium” design of four residential Owners/Developer: Kierland Office
levels over two stories of podium-style parking. Limited Partnership, Beauty and Barber
Supply Institute, Inc./Lennar Multifamily
“The Project is targeted toward attracting new residents into the Communities
Kierland area who desire a resort-style living experience and a Architect: Todd & Associates, Inc.
‘lock and leave’ lifestyle demanded by many of today’s business GC: Not yet selected
professionals in a live/work/play environment,” the development
narrative states. “Kierland Commons and The Scottsdale Quarter, ID # 1417
the heart of the Kierland area, lie approximately ¼ mile south of
the Project site, allowing for a short walk to all of the entertain-
ment, shopping and dining options while being far enough away to
allow residents to ‘retreat’ to their home at the end of the day.”

Since the Kierland area began its expansion in the early 2000s, it
has evolved into one of north Phoenix/north Scottsdale’s most
popular destinations. “This part of Kierland (71st Street) is under-
going a transformation from single-story office, ancillary warehouse,
and retail uses to high-end uses such as dining, entertainment,
upscale shops, corporate campuses, hotels, Class A office space,
and luxury residential uses, including a mix of for-sale and for-rent
housing options. Today Kierland is an urban village with walkable
streets, active gathering places, and a mix of day and night uses that
creates a thriving place to live, work and play.”
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Contents Volume 9 Issue 10

ARTICLES IN THIS ISSUE 1

1 299-Unit Multifamily Redevelopment Planned for Kierland 6
6 Kinder Morgan to Massively Expand Operations
9 Tribal Lands Attract Commercial Development Near Casinos 9
11 Pinal to Move Hunt Hwy Around GRIC
12 “Attraction Corridors” Arise Near Arizona’s Hotels
14 Surprise Advances Prasada Development
15 Maricopa Considers Upscale Hotel Option
16 Housing Starts are ‘Vastly Inadequate’
17 Queen Creek Council Reviews Impact Fees
17 Open House for Tucson’s Broadway Improvement Project
18 ADOT to Discuss I-17 Improvements at April 3 Public Meeting
18 Officials Frustrated with ADOT, GRIC Over No Plan to Widen I-10
19 Jan. Construction Unemployment Down Y-o-Y in Every State
20 Arizona Gained 1,700 Construction Jobs in February
21 BD Guild Taking Applications for Certified BD Program

PRIVATE PPS The table below lists articles in this issue that
contain Private Project Opportunities.

Private Work Opportunities in this Issue

Project Page Product Type Owner Design Firm GC
Page 1 Not yet selected
LMC Kierland, Phoenix Multifamily Kierland Office Limited Partnership, Todd & Associates, Inc.
Beauty and Barber Supply Not yet selected
Sierrita Compressor Expansion Not yet selected
Project, Tucson Institute, Inc./Lennar Multifamily
Communities
El Paso Natural Gas Pipeline
Expansion, Cochise County Page 6 Utilities Sierrita Gas Pipeline LLC Not yet selected

Page 7 Utilities El Paso Natural Gas Pipeline, LLC Not yet selected

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Contents Volume 9 Issue 10

SECTIONS IN THIS ISSUE 12
22 Classifieds
23 Industry Professionals 15
24 Bid Results & Project Awards
30 Arizona Projects 30
31 Industry Events
32 Project Solicitations 66

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37 Development
38 Horizontal
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50 Commercial
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299-Unit Multifamily Redevelopment Planned for Kierland (Cont'd)

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The Details Floors four-six will be entirely residential with no separate
To provide a visual transition between the main building and amenities. Sixth floor apartments will have higher ceilings and be
pedestrian approach, the plan includes eight two-story town- marketed as luxury penthouse units.
home units. Because of the project’s association with Kierland, the private
As a podium design, the development will cover most of the Kierland Master Association Design Review Committee must
surface lot area. There will be landscaped open areas at grade, review and approve all the plans, in addition to the standard city
as well as a small dog park. At ground level, LMC Kierland will review and approval processes.
feature a resort-style, two-story entrance court at the NWC with The owners are Kierland Office Limited Partnership and
a fountain/waterfall feature. This will be the primary pedestrian Beauty and Barber Supply Institute, Inc. Lennar Multifamily
entrance. Communities is the developer. Architectural services are
The lobby will extend to the second story, which will feature provided by Todd & Associates, Inc. Legal representation is by
additional resident parking and storage. Gammage and Burnham, PLC and Snell & Wilmer, LLP. CivTech
The main residential component begins on the third floor, which is the transportation engineer, and civil engineering is by Kland
also includes the internal amenities of a breezeway, pool, fitness
center, administrative space and a lounge area. Civil Engineers. •

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Kinder Morgan to Massively Expand Operations Volume 9 Issue 10

By Lee Allen for Inside Tucson Business On The Job
Sierrita Compressor Expansion Project,
Kinder Morgan, the largest Energy Regulatory Commission, Tucson
energy infrastructure company construction will get underway Volume: $56.4M
in North America with some sometime in the early part of Owner: Sierrita Gas Pipeline LLC
84,000 miles of pipeline, is 2019, with completion antici- Engineer: Not yet selected
making its increased presence pated a year later. It’s estimated GC: Not yet selected
known in Southern Arizona – to as many as 50 construction
the tune of pretty close to jobs will be involved with “a ID # 1415
$100M dollars in ongoing and significant economic impact.”
planned projects. When complete, the new com-
pressor station will generate up
Already an economic asset to to an estimated $1.7M in annual
the state through its 5,800 oper- tax revenue to Pima County
ational miles of pipelines and taxing bodies.
two terminals in Arizona (one
being the Tucson Terminal at The latest news to break
3841 E. Refinery Way), a KM fact involves plans for a nearby
sheet shows an annual payroll modification and expansion to
approaching $19M, with about portions of Kinder Morgan’s
10 percent of that figure paid to existing El Paso Natural Gas
local and state taxing bodies.  pipeline system running through
Arizona, New Mexico, and
Paperwork was filed in Texas. The intent of this project
December 2017 for the Sierrita would be to increase natural gas
Compressor Expansion Project transportation capacity along
near Ryan Field. This is a $55M the system to meet increased
modification to the pipeline demand from Arizona electric
facility that runs from Tucson utility providers and for U.S.-
to Sasabe, built in 2014. Once produced natural gas exports to
approval is given by the Federal California and Mexico.

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plans to increase its
presence in Arizona.
Credit: Inside Tucson
Business

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As currently envisioned, the Arizona portion of the tri-state On The Job
project would mean another compressor (Dragoon Compressor El Paso Natural Gas Pipeline Expansion
Station) that will help increase natural gas capacity into Arizona (Dragoon Compressor Station Portion,
and California by 186 million cubic feet per day.  Cochise County)
What it is, to Cochise County, is an economic boon, an influx of Volume: $40
$40M or more for construction costs alone.  Owner: El Paso Natural Gas Pipeline, LLC
Allen Fore, Kinder Morgan VP of public affairs, added that tax (Kinder Morgan)
revenue to local and state entities could amount to another $2M Engineer: Not yet selected
a year, with that pot divided up through various taxing bodies like GC: Not yet selected
the county – as well as school and fire protection districts.
KM has some 40 acres to consider in determining the exact ID # 1416
location which will occupy about one quarter of those acres. 
“The footprint of the various buildings would be contained
within those 10 acres,” Fore said. “Because we’re still dealing
with conceptual design, the specific square footage will change,
so I don’t have the ability to provide specific square footage at
this point. No decisions yet, but many site discussions have been
focused within the Willcox Bench, approximately a few thousand
feet south of Arzberger Road.”
Read more at Inside Tucson Business.

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Volume 9 Issue 10

Tribal Lands Attract Commercial Development Near Casinos

By Jesse A. Millard for AZ Big Media

Arizona’s tribal casinos brought in close to From Desert to Casino  deal within the Salt River Pima-Maricopa
$25B from 2004-2017, according to annual Indian Community. 
tribal contribution reports by the Arizona When Ak-Chin Indian Community Chair Part of the area’s success has to do with
Department of Gaming. In total, there are Robert Miguel was growing up, the area its location near Scottsdale and the Loop
currently 16 Tribes operating 24 casinos where Harrah’s Ak-Chin Casino would be 101, Martin Harvier, VP of the SRPMIC
throughout the state.  built was desert, mesquite trees and rocks.  says, but a lot of what the SRPMIC has
There’s no doubt these casinos are Over the years, that area has gone from been able to accomplish was through
bringing in big bucks, but Arizona casinos raw desert to hospitality haven. The the community’s opportunity to game with
are also attracting big commercial invest- Harrah’s Ak-Chin Casino would be built its casinos. 
ment and development interest to the in 1994, continuously growing over the The community has seen success attract-
tribal communities and surrounding areas.  decades.  ing mega office, retail and mixed-use
New casino projects like the $400M More recent construction includes a projects. 
Desert Diamond West Valley Casino that multi-million-dollar expansion of Harrah’s Developed by The Alter Group, the
broke ground in December have people Ak-Chin Casino that will add ballroom $400M Riverwalk at Talking Stick is one
interested in what additional development space, more restaurants and 200 gues- of the country’s largest developments on
opportunities might arise and how it will trooms while updating the facilities with a Native American land, which will yield an
further define the surrounding area.  more modern ascetic. estimated 1.5MSF of corporate office and
Construction of the new casino is expected Lately, both the Ak-Chin Community and retail space and create up to 15,00 jobs at
to take 24 months, but the Tohono City of Maricopa have been fielding full buildout. 
O’odham Gaming Enterprise is already many inquiries about future development There’s also the Pima Center, a 209-acre,
planning to add a hotel, spa and other potential in the area.  mixed-use business park developed by
resort amenities during future phases. At Miguel has spoken with three separate Main Spring Capital Group along the NWC
full buildout, the Desert Diamond West manufacturing companies and hotel devel- of the SRPMIC.
Valley Casino is projected to be more than opers since interest in the community has
grown.  Greg Mayer, senior director at Cushman
1MSF. & Wakefield specializing in office space,
says, if the SRPMIC was marked as its
Meanwhile, existing casinos undergo Talking Stick’s Success Sets Standard  own submarket, it would be one of the
renovations to stay competitive just as a Since Talking Stick Resort and Casino was most competitive markets in the Metro
density movement draws more develop- built, the area known as the Talking Stick Phoenix area. 
ment and investor interest to tribal com- Entertainment District has grown a great
munities and nearby casinos.  10

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Tribal Lands Attract Commercial Development Near Casinos (Cont'd) Volume 9 Issue 10

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The community has provided Michael Gonzalez, project AZBEX DATABASE
modern infrastructure, director for McCarthy Building PROJECTS MENTIONED
telecommunications systems, Companies, says the goals of IN THIS ARTICLE
plenty of entertainment and the Tribe and its council when
dining options while capital- developing are typically focused • CASINO DEL SOL & CASINO OF THE SUN
izing on its close proximity to on driving the economy.  EXPANSION: #1205
Scottsdale and ease of access McCarthy Building Companies
to the rest of the Valley.  has done work on OdySea in • DESERT DIAMOND CASINOS &
All of this have been helping the Desert and is currently ENTERTAINMENT WEST VALLEY
drive development in the area.  working on the expansion EXPANSION: #799
The Economic Impact  of the Pascua Yaqui Tribe’s
For Arizona’s tribal commu- expansion of Casino Del Sol Pascua Yaqui Tribe to provide Looking ahead, keep an eye
nities, casinos have played in Tucson, which will add new options to community out for more commercial
a wide range of roles. While 150 rooms, more conven- members and the surround- investment and development
bringing in jobs, tourists and tion space and 90 RV sites ing community and businesses, prospects on tribal lands as
money for the communities, once completed.  says Kurt Nyberg, the McCarthy other businesses and investors
they’ve also helped boost the This project intends to support Building Companies project also try to cash in on emerging
recognition of each casino’s the Tribe’s economic devel- director for the Casino Del Sol opportunities near casinos. 
respective community.  opment goals by allowing the expansion. 
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Pinal to Move Hunt Hwy Around GRIC Volume 9 Issue 10

By Jake Kincaid for Casa Grande Dispatch On The Job
Hunt Highway/Arizona Farms Realignment
Pinal County plans to move a portion of Hunt Highway’s Project
route so that it no longer crosses into the Gila River Indian Volume: $16.7M
Community from San Tan Valley. Owner: Pinal County
The county initially wanted to widen the right of way and the Engineer: T.Y Lin International
road to five lanes on the part of Hunt Highway that crosses GC: Sunland Asphalt
the reservation near Arizona Farms Road.
The Gila River Indian Community refused to grant the county ID # 1414
a term of more than 50 years for the use of the land. The
county only wants to move forward with the plan if the tribe
grants a perpetual easement, which would allow the county
to use the land for Hunt Highway indefinitely.
The Pinal County Board of Supervisors approved a
(measure) March 14 that the county is moving forward with
plans for an alternative route for Hunt Highway that takes
it off tribal lands. They added that the county is still willing
to consider negotiations while it moves forward, with the
current road continuing to exist as is, and the new alignment
veering off to the north into state land.
Read more at Casa Grande Dispatch.

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“Attraction Corridors” Arise Near Arizona’s Hotels Volume 9 Issue 10

By Jesse A. Millard for AZ Big Media

There was approximately The latest attraction to break AZBEX DATABASE
$594M worth of hospitality ground in the area is the Great
construction in Arizona last Wolf Lodge, which will include PROJECTS MENTIONED
year, which accounted for an 85KSF waterpark and 27KSF IN THIS ARTICLE

5.83 percent of total market family entertainment center • GREAT WOLF LODGE: #1289

construction activity, according located on an 18-acre lot • HAMPTON INN & SUITES: #604
to AZBEX’s 2018 construction adjacent to Salt River Fields at • ARRIVE PHOENIX: #1080
forecast.  Talking Stick.  
• HOTEL ADELINE: #399
Arizona already has a lot to Downtown Phoenix has also
offer in terms of its natural tapped into the trend described
beauty with tourist destinations by McWilliams. As the area
like the Grand Canyon, which has grown in popularity, so has The developers of the Hampton of as hotels, McWilliams says. 
boasted nearly six million the number of hotels offering Inn, Mortenson Development Like the $20M Arrive Phoenix
visitors in 2016. However, since boutique, hip experiences.  Inc., chose the hotel’s location hotel currently under con-
Metro Phoenix doesn’t have an near the center of Downtown struction in Uptown Phoenix.
original Wonder of the Natural Recent projects like FOUND:RE Phoenix, by the ASU Campus, The innovative adaptive reuse
World, other strategies are in the Roosevelt Row Arts for the larger ecosystem project by Vintage Partners
being deployed such as new District have brought a hip and Venue Projects will trans-
hotel projects and renova- and vibrant, culture-based around the hotel that offers an form a pair of architecturally
tions to keep up with market immersive mix of demographics significant yet long-neglected
demands and drive industry staying experience to the area from visitors to students and midcentury modern mid-rises
growth.  by featuring public art displays professionals from the private into Uptown Phoenix’s newest
that rotate throughout the year.  and public sectors.

A trend catching on across the Other hotels currently under According to Downtown dining, entertainment and
Valley is how to thoughtfully construction like the $33M Phoenix Inc., more than urban hotel hub. 
incorporate new hospitality Hampton Inn & Suites in 180 restaurants and bars are “The Camby, the industri-
developments with existing Downtown Phoenix will also located in Downtown Phoenix al-artsy FOUND:RE in the
ones to increase foot traffic and integrate into the area’s and the area’s arts, culture and Roosevelt Arts District in
an area’s overall attractiveness urban identity with a focus sport venues draw in six million Downtown Phoenix, the Hotel
as an entertainment hub for on community as well. In total, visitors each year.  Adeline in Scottsdale… all of
people of all ages.  more than 530 hotel rooms Many (modern) hotels are these re-toolings and newbies
will be added and opened in boutique properties, meant speak to the novelty and sense
In recent years, hotels have Downtown Phoenix during to feed the public’s desires for of place niche hotels offer,”
been integrating offerings 2018 on top of the existing lodging that’s more different McWilliams says. 
with local attractions, says Dr. 3,199 rooms.  than what we commonly think Read more at AZ Big Media.
Claire McWilliams, a hospitality
and tourism instructor at
ASU’s School of Community
Resources and Development. 

Those draws are not limited
to the grounds of the hotel or
resort though. Large hospitality
hubs have been cropping up in
the Valley, creating “attraction
corridors,” McWilliams says. 

One prominent East Valley Credit: AZ Big Media
example that continues to
grow and attract new places
to shop, dine, play and stay
is Scottsdale’s Talking Stick
Entertainment District, which
is located within the Salt
River Pima-Maricopa Indian
Community. 

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Surprise Advances Prasada Development

By Matt Roy for Independent Newsmedia

Surprise leaders last week advanced a along Cactus Road from Cotton Lane to Peoria Avenue, Fitzer explained, would
plan, which – if approved – would add 175th Avenue. likely later be extended further west as a
more than 2,000 homes to the southwest minor arterial road, depending on results
part of town. The other half of the roadway will be of a development being considered by
Responding to a developer’s application, improved later with development of neigh- county officials for a neighboring parcel to
the Surprise Planning and Zoning boring parcels, according to city planner the south outside city limits.
Commission approved a preliminary plat Robert Kuhfuss.
for the Toll Brothers at Prasada project The golf course will be only the sixth
during their regular meeting March 15. A temporary two-lane asphalt-paved street designed by Nicklaus Design in the
To be built in 10 phases over 15-20 years, will run along Peoria Avenue west from Phoenix area and only the eighth such
the community would add 2,207 homes Cotton Lane to the southern entrance course in the state. As the phases prog-
in 18 development parcels on roughly 772 into the neighborhood, while half-street ress, the course will eventually expand to
acres (or 1.2 square miles) of desert land improvements will continue east to 175th 18 holes.
bounded by Cactus Road, Peoria Avenue, Avenue.
Cotton Lane and 175th Avenue. The commission unanimously approved
The first phase will consist of 463 lots Surprise Community Development the preliminary plat, moving toward
situated near the northeast corner of the Director Eric Fitzer clarified although potential final approval by City Council.
property, as well as a nine-hole execu- Toll Brothers will only be responsible for
tive golf course, recreation center, club the south half of Cactus Road, plans are The firm hopes to commence mass
house, model home sales office and two already in place to further expand the grading of the undeveloped parcel by late
entrances. thoroughfare. summer or early fall with the goal of offer-
The initial phase will also include several “The ultimate build-out of Cactus will be a ing the first homes for sale in mid-2020.
roadway projects, including half-street six-lane arterial,” Fitzer said. Read more at Independent Newsmedia.
improvements providing curb, gutter,
sidewalk, paving, median and landscaping In Phase 7 of the Prasada development,
Cactus Road would be extended further
west to meet 175th Avenue, according to
Kuhfuss.

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Maricopa Considers Upscale Hotel Option

By Bethany Blundell for Maricopa Monitor

With the wheels of economic development quickly turning in AZBEX DATABASE
Maricopa, the city looks to add another amenity in the area – a PROJECTS MENTIONED
hotel. IN THIS ARTICLE

The idea stems from a hotel feasibility study that was just • COPPER SKY COMMERCIAL SKY
completed for the city by the company HVS Hotel Consulting DEVELOPMENT: #1355
and Valuation. The study analyzed the potential for a nationally
branded, extended-stay hotel.

Denyse Airheart, Maricopa’s director of economic development, The total projected cost of this development is $11.6M. Ideally,
said the city wants to attract amenities that improve the quality the equity investor would contribute about 30 percent of
of life for Maricopa residents, and officials believe a hotel would those initial costs. The investor could then expect to receive a
do just that. 20.3-percent rate of return over a 10-year period.

The facility would likely feature 100 rooms, a breakfast dining The study marks the projected opening date of the hotel to be
area, 450 square feet of meeting space, an outdoor pool and July 1, 2020.
whirlpool, a fitness room, a lobby work station, a market pantry,
a guest laundry room, and an outdoor patio and barbecue area.

The study recommends the hotel be located along the State Airhart said putting together an incentive package that will draw
Route 347 corridor, placing it within easy access to the majority developers to the city can be difficult, but it is something the city
of the city’s amenities. The study notes that several suitable has as a main priority.
available sites already exist in this area, including city-owned
land next to Copper Sky Recreation Complex. Read more at Maricopa Monitor.

The city currently has a request for proposals out for that land.
This is an 18-acre spot that the city hopes a qualified firm will
develop into a high-quality, mixed-use area. (AZBEX, Feb. 28)

Maricopa’s Copper
Sky Recreation
Complex. Credit:
Maricopa Monitor

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Housing Starts are ‘Vastly Inadequate’ Volume 9 Issue 10

Source: REALTOR®Mag Economist Lawrence Yun. Credit: PR Newswire

Fewer new homes were in the pipeline in February, as housing
starts for combined multifamily and single-family homes plunged
7 percent month over month, the U.S. Commerce Department
reports. Housing production for the month was at a seasonally
adjusted annual rate of 1.24 million units.
“The fall in housing starts in February is a movement in the
wrong direction,” says Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the
National Association of REALTORS®.
A total of 1.2 million homes were constructed last year, which Yun
calls “vastly inadequate.” February’s figure is just barely above
year-ago levels, he adds. “It’s not enough,” Yun says.
Multifamily production plunged 26.1 percent to a seasonally
adjusted annual rate of 334,000 units, while single-family eked
out a 2.9 percent gain to 902,000 units. Rising buyer demand and
record-low inventory have prompted calls from many in the real
estate industry for builders to add more new homes.
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Volume 9 Issue 10

Jan. Construction Unemployment Down Y-o-Y in Every State

Source: Associated Builders and Contractors

Continued strength in construction Courtesy of Associated Builders and Contractors
resulted in a 7.3 percent January 2018 not
seasonally adjusted national construction
unemployment rate, down 2.1 percent
from January 2017 and the lowest national
January rate on record, according to an
analysis of U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
data released by Associated Builders
and Contractors. Further, estimated
construction unemployment rates were
down in all 50 states on a year-over-year
basis.

At the same time, the construction
industry employed 233,000 more workers
than in January 2017.

“Strong construction activity is resulting Four of the top states were in the top five Note on Data Revision
in healthy construction employment,” in December: Colorado, Hawaii, South On March 12, the Bureau of Labor
said Bernard M. Markstein, Ph.D., pres- Carolina and Virginia. Statistics (BLS) released its benchmark revi-
ident and chief economist of Markstein The Bottom Five States sion of state employment data covering
Advisors, who conducted the analysis for The states with the highest NSA construc- the period from April 2016 through
ABC. “The analysis of January construction tion unemployment rates in order from December 2017 (some data prior to April
unemployment marks the first time that lowest to highest were:  2016 were also revised). The models used
every state in the union had a lower rate 46. Illinois, 12.7 percent to estimate state construction unemploy-
than a year ago since the beginning of the 47. Montana, 13.2 percent ment rates were updated incorporating
estimates in 2000.” 48. Rhode Island, 13.9 percent the revised data. The revised data and the
Because these industry-specific rates 49. West Virginia, 14.1 percent updated models used in the January 2018
are not seasonally adjusted, national 50. Alaska, 18.8 percent estimates resulted in some changes to the
and state-level unemployment rates are Four of these states—Alaska, Illinois, December 2017 estimated state unem-
best evaluated on a year-over-year basis. Montana and Rhode Island—were also ployment rates.
The monthly movement of the rates still among the bottom five states in December. The average change among the states
provides some information, although extra (ignoring sign) was 0.3 percent, ranging
care must be used in drawing conclusions from 0.9 percent (Alaska) to 0.2 percent
from these movements. (16 states). •
From the beginning of the data series
through 2017, the monthly change in the Courtesy of Associated Builders and Contractors
national NSA construction unemployment
rate from December to January has always
been an increase. The rate for January
2018 was no different, increasing 1.4
percent from December. All the states had
increases as well.

The Top Five States

The states with the lowest estimated NSA
construction unemployment rates in order
from lowest to highest were:

1. Hawaii, 4.6 percent
2. Virginia, 4.8 percent
3. Texas, 4.9 percent
4. Colorado, Georgia, South Carolina and
Utah (tie), 5.2 percent

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March 23, 2018
Arizona Gained 1,700 Construction Jobs in February Volume 9 Issue 10 Courtesy of Arizona Department of Administration

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Arizona’s seasonally adjusted unemploy-
ment rate increased to 4.9 percent in
February, up from 4.8 percent in January,
according to the latest report published
by the Arizona Office of Economic
Opportunity.
The national rate remained steady at 4.1
percent. Twelve months ago, the state
had a seasonally adjusted rate of 5.1
percent, and the national was at 4.
The state had a net gain of 31,100
non-farm jobs over the month, 16,600
of them in the private sector. Nine of
the 11 sectors tracked showed gains,
while Natural Resources and Mining was
unchanged and Other Services lost 200.
Construction in Arizona gained 1,700.
The Construction sector features three
major segments: Buildings, Heavy, and
Specialty Trades. There are currently
31,000 jobs in Buildings, up 400 from
January and up 3,400 from February of
2017. Heavy Construction is unchanged
for the month with a total of 17,200, up
1,400 from February, 2017. Specialty
Trades increased 1,300 to 102,300, and
the segment increased 7,200 over the
year.
Construction jobs in the Phoenix
Metro Area (Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale)
increased 1,400 over the month, for
a total of 118,000. The February 2017
number was 108,100.
In Metro Tucson construction job
numbers increased 200 to 16,400, an
increase of 1,100 from February, 2017.
Yuma, Flagstaff, Prescott, Lake Havasu
City-Kingman and Sierra Vista-
Douglas combine Construction and
Natural Resources jobs in reporting their
job sector totals. Yuma stayed the same
at 2,400, as did Flagstaff with 2,300 and
Lake Havasu City-Kingman at 2,900.
Prescott gained 200, for a total of 5,400.
Sierra Vista-Douglas added 100 to reach

1,500 in total. •

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BD Guild Taking Applications for Certified Business Developer Program Volume 9 Issue 10

Source: Business Development Guild

The Business Development Guild is The benefits of obtaining the CBD include: Courtesy of Business Development Guild
accepting applications for its 2018
Certified Business Developer program. It • Maximizing return on BD investment;
begins May 15. • Practical applications to daily activity;

The BD Guild is partnering with Arizona • Advanced industry knowledge;
State University’s Ira A. Fulton Schools of • Access to industry experts;
Engineering on the curriculum, which is
designed in six modules encompassing two • Improved communications with the
class sessions of 90 minutes each. Each operations team, and
module is held the third Tuesday of each
month beginning in May. • Understanding best in class revenue
generation.

The curriculum is a comprehensive view “We’re excited about the 2018 class and The cost for the program is $1,800 for BD
of the numerous aspects, skill sets and future Certified Business Developers,” Guild members; $2,100 for non-members;
market understanding that make up the said Joseph McGovern, co-founder of and a millennial rate of $1,500 (35 and
business development profession. The the Valley-based BD Guild. “The faculty under). Lunch is served at each class.
program is viewed as a critical element is experts in their field and with our Module 1, “The Anatomy of a Chase” and
in training both current BD professionals partnership with ASU’s Fulton Schools “Business Development Models and Roles/
and the next generation entering the field. of Engineering, the BD Guild and CBD Definitions,” is May 15 from 11:30 a.m.
The curriculum is designed to take BD curriculum are raising the bar of the for to 5 p.m., at the Esplanade Conference
professionals and their organizations to the the BD profession.” Center, 2501 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix.
Curriculum and registration are available
next level. at businessdevelopmentguild.com/
education.

UPCOMING EVENTS May 17, 2018
Luncheon Program
April 11-13, 2018 Business Development Plans:
Build the Buzz Creating & Maintaining Momentum
Southwest Regional Conference Location: Phoenix Country Club
Location: Hilton Salt Lake City Center
Cost: $435 members | $535 non-members | Cost: $45 members | $60 non-members
$270 one day pass

April 20, 2018
Registration: 7:30 am
Event: 8:00 - 9:00 am
Monthly Program
CPSM Roundtable
Location: HDR, Phoenix
Cost: $25 members | $35 non-members

Call for Entries

2018 SMPS Arizona Phelix Awards

Accepting Entries: March 1 - April 13 | Gala: June 28th
Get more info at smpsarizona.org!

EVENT REGISTRATION & INFORMATION
http://smpsarizona.org/meetinginfo.php

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Classifieds Volume9Issue10

Now Hiring

COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATOR OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR

Responsibilities: The Estimator is responsible for the overall Arizona Builder's Exchange is growing and currently seeking
planning, management, and execution of all estimating a detail-oriented individual to help the team perform at
activities for the company. The Estimator will provide lead- the highest level. This position jumps in and makes things
ership and management of all Estimating & Preconstruction happen without necessarily being told what to do at every
Activities, planning implementation and/or management of moment. This is a full-time, Monday-Friday position. Typical
assigned department initiatives, processes, procedures and functions include processing subscription renewals, pay-
standards. ment processing, filing, making phone calls, shipping and
Education & Preferred Qualifications: mailing, creating invoices, electronic filing and digitizing
• Bachelor’s degree in related field. of records, attending meetings/taking meeting minutes,
• Completed OSHA 10 or 30-hour safety course; First Aid/ and distributing emails. This position will also be required
to keep subscriber spreadsheets current, along with CRM
CPR certification is a plus management and updating.
Click here for the full job description For a full job description, click here.
Please send resume to [email protected] Potential candidates should forward their resume to
Rebekah Morris at [email protected]

MARKETING MANAGER

Cuningham Group is growing, and
we’re hiring! Come join our Team…

It’s exciting times here at Cuningham Group as we welcome
Mark Tiscornia, AIA, ACHA, LEED AP BD+C, as Principal
leading the firm’s Heal team in Phoenix.  We’re also expand-
ing our workplace and urban living market sectors.  
We’ve got ambitious plans for 2018, and we’re looking for
dynamic team members to help us realize our vision.  We’re
seeking a determined and fun-loving Marketing Manager
who can seamlessly manage a fast paced environment. If I’m
describing you or someone you trust, let’s talk. 
Click here to read the details of the Marketing Manager role. 
To apply email us at [email protected].

CONTACT REBEKAH MORRIS AT [email protected] OR 480-709-4190 FOR ADVERTISING.

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INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS Volume 9 Issue 10

AWARDS & ACCOLADES had four 2017 project starts and 1 4
six completions in the sector.
1 SVN | Desert Commercial Advisors’ Perry Laufenberg Christine Zeihen
3 Scottsdale homebuilder Camelot Homes
Perry Laufenberg was named 6 8
the 2017 Managing Director of has received several honors in
the Year during the recent SVN the 22nd Annual “HomeBuyers’ Antonya Williams Stephanie Quesada
International Corp. annual conference. Choice Awards” 2018 from Eliant,
ranking it a Top 5 Winner. Awards 9 12
2 Ryan Companies has been identified included selection for Purchase
Experience, Design Experience and Kristina Preston Rina Mancuso
as a top outpatient healthcare facility Percentage of Sales from Referrals.
developer by Revista and Healthcare 13 14
Real Estate Insights in the firms’
2018 Outpatient Healthcare Real Karl Abert
Estate Development Report. Ryan
16
BOARDS & COMMISSIONS board of directors of the Arizona
Private Lender Association. Suzanne Severino
4 Christine Zeihen, president/commercial
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mortgage broker at OPM Capital
in Phoenix, has been elected to the

COMPANY NEWS for-rent investment portfolios from
5-5,000 homes. Commercial real
5 SVN | SFRhub Advisors is a new estate experts Jeff Cline and Michael
Finch will lead the national firm.
Phoenix-based commercial brokerage
firm that is the first to specifically 8 Miramonte Homes announced the
focus on single-family residential
rental portfolios and new build- promotion of long-time employee
Stephanie Quesada to VP of sales and
PROMOTIONS marketing for the Tucson Division.

6 Antonya Williams was named vice 9 Kristina Preston has been named

president for McCarthy Building assistant project manager for Sunny
Companies’ Southwest region.  Energy.

7 National planning, landscape

architecture and branding firm,
Norris Design has announced the
promotions of associates Brian Sager
and Chris Stebe to senior associates.

TRANSITIONS

10 Gould Evans has announced 13 Elizabeth Collins has joined Elizabeth Collins

returning team member Melissa Thomas Title & Escrow, LLC as a 15
Farling has been named as a business development officer.
principal in its Phoenix studio. Rick Weire
14 Karl Abert has joined Kidder
11 W.E. O’Neil recently announced two
Mathews’ Phoenix office, where
new hires. Brian Abbey will serve he has been named a senior VP. 
in the role of project manager on
the Eternal Springs Senior Living 15 Integrity Building Corp announced
project, and Jeff Brewer has signed
on as a project superintendent. that Rick Weire has joined its
team as healthcare superintendent.
12 Rina Macuso has recently joined
16 HMC Architects announced Suzanne
SWABACK, where she will assist in
maintaining organized and timely Snow Severino has been hired as
workflow environments. a senior project manager in the
firm’s healthcare practice to bolster
its growth and design expertise.

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BID RESULTS AND PROJECT AWARDS Volume 9 Issue 10

Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant

ADOT - Project Development On-Call. City of Avondale - Engineering Design for 107th Ave/McDowell Rd
Due Date: 12/18/17 Intersection Improvements.
Reference # 2018-006 Due Date: 11/01/17
Click here for previously published RFQ List. Reference # 18-028
Contracts were awarded to the following firms: The contract was awarded to Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. in the
1. AECOM Technical Services, Inc. amount of $379,985.00.
2. AMEC Foster Wheeler Environment & Infrastructure, Inc.
3. Aztec Engineering Group, Inc. City of Phoenix - Design Services for Water System Power
4. Dibble & Associates Consulting Engineers Redundancy Phase II, 24th Street Water Treatment Plant.
5. Engineering & Environmental Consultants, Inc. Due Date: 02/09/18
6. EPS Group, Inc. Reference # WS85290030-1 D
7. Gannett Fleming, Inc. The contract was awarded to Carollo Engineers, Inc.
8. HDR Engineering, Inc.
9. Horrocks Engineers Maricopa County - Questionnaire for On-Call Transportation
10. Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc. Planning Services.
11. Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. Due Date: 03/15/18
12. Michael Baker International, Inc. Reference # 2018-013-2018-017
13. NFra, Inc. The following firms submitted submittals:
14. Parsons Transportation Group, Inc. 1. AECOM Technical Services, Inc.
15. Premier Engineering Corporation 2. Burgess & Niple, Inc.
16. Ritoch-Powell & Associates 3. CA Group, Inc.
17. Stanley Consultants, Inc. 4. Cambridge Systematics, Inc.
18. Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. 5. CivTech Inc.
19. T.Y. Lin International, Inc. 6. EPS Group, Inc.
20. WSP USA, Inc. 7. HDR Engineering, Inc.
8. Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc.
City of Chandler - Airport Water Reclamation Facility Re-Rating 9. Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc.
Project. 10. Lee Engineering, LLC
Award Date: 03/19/18 11. Michael Baker International, Inc.
Reference # WW1806.201 12. Rick Engineering Company
The contract was awarded to Wilson Engineers, LLC in an 13. Toole Design Group, LLC
amount not to exceed $228,610.00 pursuant to Annual Water & 14. Wilson & Company
Wastewater Services Contract No. EN1517.101. 15. WSP USA Inc.

City of Chandler - Above Ground Storage Tank Design Services. Mohave County - On Call Professional Civil Engineering Services.
Award Date: 03/19/18 Award Date: 03/19/18
Reference # WA1807.201 Reference # 16-PS-12-03
The contract was awarded to Amec Foster Wheeler Environment The contract was awarded to Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. in an
& Infrastructure, Inc. in an amount not to exceed $92,637.00. amount not to exceed $214,725.00.
pursuant to Annual Environmental Services Contract No.
EN1509.101. Click here to return to the TOC

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Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant

Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport - Architectural & Engineering City of Scottsdale - Reata Wash Flood Control Engineering Services.
Services for Gateway General Aviation Center Improvements. Award Date: 03/20/18
Award Date: 03/20/18 Reference # 2018-027-COS
Reference # CIP 954 The contract was awarded to Wood, Patel & Associates, Inc. in the
The contract was awarded to DWL Architects + Planners, Inc. in an amount of $667,424.00.
amount not to exceed $90,000.00.
Town of Queen Creek - Cloud Road Waterline - Rittenhouse to
City of Tempe - Design Services for Pump Station Meter By-pass Signal Butte Road Design Services.
and Electrical Upgrades — Kyrene Booster Pump Station. Award Date: 03/21/18
Award Date: 03/22/18 Reference # WA190
Reference # 32030I8C2 The contract was awarded to Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. in
The contract was awarded to Wilson Engineers, LLC in the amount an amount not to exceed $87,785.00.
of $195,640.00.

Development

Town of Queen Creek - Sale or Ground Lease & Development of Kyrene Elementary School - Land Disposition Consultant.
Town Owned Property, SWC of Rittenhouse & Ellsworth Rds. Due Date: 01/16/18
Reference # k18-11-20
Due Date: 09/12/17 All submittals were rejected.

Reference # 18-002

The contract was awarded to HD Management/Queen Creek
Hospitality Group, LLC.

Horizontal

Yuma County - San Luis Phase II Drainage Improvement Project, Town of Parker - 2018 Preservation Seal & Re-Striping Project,
San Luis. Joshua Ave, Hopi Ave, Geronimo Ave.
Due Date: 02/22/18
Reference # CIP 3.0505a Due Date: 03/02/18
Click here for previously published bid tabulation.
The contract was awarded to DPE Construction, Inc. in the amount Engineer’s Estimate $17,000.00
of $629,547.00.
1. Sunland Asphalt & Construction Inc. $17,725.00
City of Tempe - Street Preservation, Warner Estates
Neighborhood. 2. Regional Pavement Maintenance of Arizona, Inc. $20,254.96
Due Date: 03/07/18
Reference # 5499741L 3. SWP Contracting & Paving $24,254.40
The contract is recommended to be awarded to Sunland Asphalt
& Construction, Inc. on 4/12/18. 4. Holbrook Asphalt Co. $33,187.00

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Town of Camp Verde - Sports Complex Phase 1.

Due Date: 03/14/18

Reference # 18-125

The contract was awarded to Earth Resources Corporation in the
amount of $2,067,863.00.

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Horizontal

Pima County - Regional Local Road Repair Program Package No. 4, City of Mesa - Cadence Pkwy Phase 1 & 2 - Paving.
various subdivision roads, South Tucson.
Due Date: 03/08/18

Due Date: 03/08/18 Reference # CA130

Reference # 288643 Engineer’s Estimate $992,748.00

Engineer’s Estimate 1. RegionalPavementMaintenanceofArizona,Inc. $898,003.26
$2,961,500.00
2. MR Tanner Construction $984,000.00
1. Stormwater Plans, LLC dba SWP Contracting & Paving
3. Markham Contracting Co., Inc. $1,101,239.25
$2,827,200.00

2. Cholla Pavement Maintenance, Inc. $2,852,855.00 4. DCS Contracting $1,188,150.25

3. Southern Arizona Paving & Construction Co. $3,084,999.00 5. J. Banicki Construction, Inc. $1,208,652.25

4. VSS International, Inc. $3,227,000.00 Click here for bid tabulation with unit pricing.

5. Intermountain Slurry Seal, Inc. $3,267,425.00

6. Sunland Asphalt & Construction, Inc. $3,603,724.00 Yavapai County - Mill and Overlay, Division Street, Prescott.

7. Cactus Asphalt, a Division of Cactus Transport, Inc. Due Date: 03/08/18

$3,866,150.00 Reference # 1722041

The contract is recommended to be awarded to Stormwater Engineer’s Estimate $99,318.50
Plans, LLC dba SWP Contracting & Paving in the amount of
$2,827,000.00. 1. Copperstate Paving & Construction, LLC $103,111.35

2. Regional Pavement Maintenance of Arizona, Inc. $109,652.90

3. Specialty Paving & Grading, LLC $113,146.76

City of Prescott - Alarcon Street Drainage Improvement Project. 4. Earth Resources Corporation $113,476.00

Due Date: 03/15/18 5. Paveco, Inc. $120,462.20

Reference # 18PWD014; 18-2157810-8930-17008 6. Asphalt Paving & Supply, Inc. $143,743.43

1. B4 Enterprises, Inc. $429,530.00 Click here for bid tabulation with unit pricing.

2. Mountain High Excavating, LLC $549,491.00 The contract was awarded to Copperstate Paving & Construction,
LLC in the amount of $103,111.35.
3. Asphalt Paving & Supply, Inc. $571,571.71

4. Fann Contracting, Inc. $605,089.00 Gila County - Houston Mesa Road Asphalt Patching Project.

Due Date: 03/15/18

City of Maricopa - Road Repair & Pavement Preservation, Citywide. Reference #013118

Award Date: 03/20/18 Roy Haught Excavating $298,902.46

The contract was awarded to Sunland Asphalt & Construction, 1. Magnum Civil Constructors, Inc. $341,579.39
Inc. in an amount not to exceed $1,103,754.00 based on Town of
Gilbert Contract No. 2014-4106-0196. 2. Intermountain Civil Constructors, Inc. $348,708.00

3. SWP Contracting & Paving $468,291.00

City of Phoenix - Traffic Signal Foundation Installation. City of Yuma - JOC Pavement Replacement - 27th Street from 4th
Avenue to 8th Avenue.
Award Date: 03/21/18
Award Date: 03/21/18
Reference # IFB 15-107A
The contract was awarded to CEMEX Construction, Inc. (CEMEX)
The contract was awarded to Arizona Traffic Signal, Inc. in the in an amount not to exceed $212,876.00.
amount of $600,000.00.

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Utilities

Lake Havasu City - Water Conservation Program Implementation City of Phoenix - Water Main Replacement ABB: 15th Ave to 7th
Package No. 2, Re-bid. Ave and Mountain View Rd to Peoria Ave.
Due Date: 03/13/17
Due Date: 01/16/18
Reference # SS2970RB
Reference # WS85509002-1
Click here for previously published bid tabulation.
Click here for previously published bid tabulation.
This solicitation has been canceled.
The contract was awarded to Action Direct, LLC dba Redpoint
Contracting in an amount not to exceed $3,328,837.00.

City of Phoenix - CMAR Services for Water System Power Central Arizona Water Conservation District - Underwater Diving
Redundancy Phase II, 24th Street Water Treatment Plant. Services, statewide.
Due Date: 02/14/18
Due Date: 02/09/18
Reference # C17112
Reference # WS85290030-1 C
Click here for previously published RFP List.
The contract was awarded to K&F Electric, Inc.
The contract was awarded to Arizona Commercial Diving Services, Inc.
City of Peoria - JOC for Water & Wastewater Treatment & Remote
Facilities, citywide. City of Sierra Vista - Sewer Cured-In-Place Pipe Project, 5 sites,
Due Date: 02/21/18 citywide.
Reference # P18-0044
The following firms were short listed: Due Date: 02/23/18
1. Felix Construction Company
2. J.R. Filanc Construction Company Reference # PW-212
3. MGC Contractors
4. PCL Construction, Inc. The contract was awarded to KE&G Construction, Inc.
5. Schofield Civil Construction
The following firms made the final list: City of Sierra Vista - Sewer Cured-In-Place Pipe Project, 5 sites,
1. Felix Construction Company citywide.
2. J.R. Filanc Construction Company
3. MGC Contractors Due Date: 02/23/18
4. Schofield Civil Construction
Reference # PW-212

The contract was awarded to KE&G Construction, Inc.

City of Avondale - Large Diameter Sewer Line Repair, 2 locations.

Due Date: 03/08/18

Reference # PW18-046; SW1356

City of Globe - High Street Waterline Replacement. 1. B&F Contracting, Inc. $658,505.93

Due Date: 03/12/18 2. Redpoint Contracting $872,600.00

Reference # GS-2018-0003 3. Hunter Contracting Co. $902,542.30

1. Apache Underground & Excavating LLC $65,720.00 4. Achen-Gardner Construction, LLC $954,238.05

2. Western Grade LLC $97,282.90 Click here for bid tabulation with unit pricing.

3. Green Waste Recyclers of Arizona, LLC $102,071.00 City of El Mirage - Rehabilitation of 2 Water Storage Tanks at the
Sunnyvale Well Site.
4. Jonovich Companies, Inc. $128,832.00 Award Date: 03/20/18
The contract was awarded to Felix Construction Company in an
5. Compass Contracting $142,350.95 amount not to exceed $300,000.00 utilizing City of Peoria JOC.

6. Central Arizona Civil Construction Co. $151,040.00 Click here to return to the TOC

7. Standard Construction Company, Inc. $181,964.00

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Utilities Commercial

City of Phoenix - Steel Tank Rehabilitation Program CMAR, Tucson Unified School District - JOC for General Contractors.
3 tanks, citywide. Due Date: 02/21/18
Due Date: 02/02/18 Reference # 18-69-C22
Reference # WS85050023-4 CMAR Contracts were awarded to the following firms:
The contract was awarded to Felix Construction Company. 1. Chasse Building Team, Inc.
2. Concord General Contracting, Inc.
City of El Mirage - Repair Water Reclamation Facility Building B. 3. CORE Construction
Award Date: 03/20/18 4. Kittle Design & Construction, LLC
The contract was awarded to Felix Construction Company in an 5. Lloyd Construction Company, Inc.
amount not to exceed $67,000.00 utilizing City of Peoria JOC.
Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport - CMAR for Baggage Claim
Maintenance & Alterations Expansion & Baggage Make-up Expansion.

City of Phoenix - Athletic Field Markings, citywide. Due Date: 03/01/18
Due Date: 01/12/18
Reference # 18-052 Reference # 2018-019-RFQ
The contract was awarded to Sport Lines LLC in an amount not to
exceed $266,000.00. The contract is recommended to be awarded to DPR Construction
on 4/17/18.
Tucson Unified School District - Cholla High School Cooling Tower
Replacement, Tucson. Town of Pinetop-Lakeside - Town Hall Renovation. $522,095.76
Due Date: 02/01/18 Due Date: 03/20/18 $578,500.00
Reference # 18-62-C18 Reference # PW18-002
The contract was awarded to Sun Mechanical Contracting, Inc. 1. Rawlings Specialty Contracting LLC
2. MACO Construction Services, Inc.
Tucson Unified School District - JOC for Roofing Contractors.
Due Date: 02/21/18 Sunnyside School District - Desert View High School Fine Arts
Reference # 18-70-C22 Remodel, Tucson.
Contracts were awarded to the following firms:
1. Progressive Roofing Co. Due Date: 03/07/18
2. Roofing Southwest
3. Starkweather Roofing, Inc. Reference # B-18-40-18
4. The Garland Company, Inc.
1. SDB Contracting Services $1,485,600.00
City of Buckeye - Remove & Replace 400 KW Generator, Central
Wastewater Treatment Plant. 2. Krull Construction $1,538,000.00
Due Date: 02/26/18
Reference # 2018-004 3. Camwest Group, Inc. $1,588,000.00
The contract was awarded to GCON, Inc in the amount of
$221,469.00. 4. Lloyd Construction Company, Inc. $1,786,761.00

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Services in the amount of $1,485,600.00.

City of Tempe - JOC Order No. 16 for Fire Medical Rescue Station
No. 1-6 Renovations.
Award Date: 03/22/18
The contract was awarded to Caliente Construction, Inc. in the
amount of $743,041.00.

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Maintenance & Alterations

Arizona State Lottery - Landscape Renovation, Phoenix. City of Mesa - Fleet West Roof Repair, 310 E. 6th St. $256,765.00
Due Date: 02/26/18 Due Date: 03/08/18 $144,595.90
Reference # ADSPO18-00007942 Reference # CP0793 $171,870.51
The contract was awarded to Premier Land Design LLC. Engineer’s Estimate
1. Paul R. Peterson Construction, Inc.
City of Chandler - Heat Pump Replacement, 22 Single Family 2. Builders Guild, Inc.
Homes, citywide. Click here for bid tabulation with unit pricing.

Due Date: 03/13/18

Reference # HO8-031-3904; COCHA18-00007966

1. A Quality HVAC Services $78,637.00 Pima County - Maintenance and Repair of HY Security Rolling
Gates and Barriers, various facilities, countywide.
2. TLC Refrigeration & Air Conditioning $116,361.27
Due Date: 03/16/18
3. Absolute Comfort Cooling & Heating, Inc. $120,932.00
Reference # 289121

1. Antech Corporation $19,930.00

City of Avondale - HVAC Services & Replacements. 2. Security Fence of Arizona, Inc. $22,236.40

Award Date: 03/19/18 3. ESM Security Systems, LLC $23,400.00

The contract was awarded to W.D. Manor Mechanical 4. DH Pace Company, Inc. $27,860.00
Contracting, Inc. in the aggregate amount of $400,000.00 using a
Cooperative Purchasing Agreement. 5. APL Access & Security, Inc. $28,800.00

6. Liberty Fence & Supply, LLC $37,200.00

City of Scottsdale - Painting Services. The contract is recommended to be awarded to
Award Date: 03/28/18 Antech Corporation in the amount of $22,000.00.
Reference # 17GV012
The contract is recommended to be awarded to the following firms Mesa Unified School District - Reroofing at Westwood High
in the amount of $300,000.00 using the S.A.V.E. contract #14-21-18: School, Mesa.
1. Ghaster Painting & Coatings, Inc.
2. M L Riddle Painting, Inc. Due Date: 03/22/18
3. Skyline Builders & Restoration, Inc.
Reference # 18-53C

This solicitation has been canceled.

Products & Equipment

Yavapai County - Supply and Deliver Hot Asphaltic Concrete, City of Mesa - Supply & Deliver Pipe & Fittings, Maintenance
countywide. Shop, Signal Butte Water Treatment Plant.
Due Date: 03/01/18 Due Date: 03/15/18 Reference # 2018159
Reference # 1822608 The following firms submitted bids:
The following firms submitted bids: 1. Best Plumbing Specialties
1. Asphalt Paving & Supply, Inc. 2. Canyon Pipe & Supply, Inc.
2. Hanson Aggregates, LLC 3. Core & Main, LP
3. Vulcan Materials Co. 4. Dana Kepner Company
Click here for bid tabulation with unit pricing. 5. Four Peaks Fasteners, Inc. dba FPF Industries
The contract was awarded to all bidders at various unit prices. 6. SiteOne Landscape Supply
7. Tri Star Industrial, LLC
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GROUNDBREAKINGS 3 Canyon Building & Design announced 2 Credit: City of Gilbert

1 The Milwaukee Brewers along the groundbreaking of two new 3 Credit: hardison/downey Construction Credit: Canyon Building & Design
ground up hotels in Phoenix. It
with City of Phoenix and will construct the 4-story, 128- 4
community partners broke room Holiday Inn Express and the
ground on the renovation project 4-story, 119-room Home2 Suites on 5
for Maryvale Baseball Park in 44th Street just south of Loop 202.
Phoenix. The Brewers will invest 9
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$2M each year for the next five years Inc. recently broke ground on
for renovations, and the Arizona the Pearl Biltmore, a collection of
Sports and Tourism Authority will 472 upscale apartment units at 24th
contribute approximately $5.7M. Street & Highland for developer
The Morgan Group. The project,
2 Construction started in mid-February designed by CCBG Architects, will be
complete in the summer of 2020.
on Gilbert’s new $14M, 600-space
Heritage District Parking Garage.

COMPLETIONS 9 The Statesman Group announced Credit: Blackhawk Construction

5 Blackhawk Construction, LLC the completion of the second
phase of construction at the $90M
announced the completion of the community The Cays at Downtown
new location for SWC Tempe, a Ocotillo in Chandler. The second
medical marijuana dispensary, phase includes a 9.5KSF clubhouse
for Columbia Care, LLC. and two new model homes.

6 With a new, wider bridge carrying 10 Mattress maker King Koil will

Ajo Way (State Route 86) over open its first owned and operated
Interstate 19 and an interchange manufacturing facility in a
design managing traffic with one set new 90KSF plant at 127th Avenue
of signals, the Arizona Department and Van Buren Street in April.
of Transportation is wrapping up
the first phase of improvements 11 IAC Industries, an industrial and
for an area south of downtown
Tucson. Phase 2 will start this laboratory furniture company,
summer and last 18 months. is moving into a 50KSF building
on Bullard Avenue near the
7 Cushman & Wakefield and ViaWest Phoenix-Goodyear Airport.
The new facility should be fully
Group have announced that PODS operational by early May.
Moving and Storage will be moving
into a 106KSF build-to-suit at AZ Credit: The Statesman Group
202 Commerce Center. ViaWest
Group developed the building,
with Alexander Building Company
as the general contractor. 

8 Cancer Treatment Centers of America

is expanding its Valley network with
the opening of two outpatient care
centers this month, with a third
Valley location planned later this
year. The North Phoenix Center
opened March 12. The Scottsdale
Center will open March 26.

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MAR. 28- Placemaking: Envision Your MAR. 27- The Value of Business Healthcare

Community (Tucson) Development in a Strong Economy. Making APR. 18- AZBEX Database
BD Essential When Times are Good.
APR. 10 - Future so Bright, Must Wear Master Class
BOMA
Shades MAY 3- Leading Market Series: P3
MAR. 27- Lunch & Learn: MAY 8 - AZBEX Phoenix Metro
ABA
Budgeting Finance 101 Development Summit
MAR. 28- A “Legal Audit” of Your
TRL JUNE 7- Leading Market Series:
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March Breakfast/Lunch Series Office
MAR. 29 - Indemnity & Insurance
APR. 5- Registered Safety Manager MAR. 28 - Air Barrier Systems: Silicone SAVE THE DATE

Certification Solutions to reduce Building Air APR. 5 - AZ Water Association,
Infiltration
ASLA Pints for People Benefiting Water
MAR. 29 - The Art and Science of for People
MAR. 24 - Awards Gala & Expo
MAR. 29- 5-Minute Sketching Restoration APR. 13 - ASCE MATHCOUNTS
April Breakfast/Lunch Series
Landscapes - Public Lecture Southern Arizona Chapter 2018
APR. 4 - Fluid-Applied Air, Water & Golf Tournament (Tucson)
MAR. 31- 5-Minute Sketching
Vapor Barriers APR. 19- USGBC Heavy Metal
Landscapes - Sketch Crawl
APR. 11 - Humancentric Lighting Design Awards
APR. 4- April Networking Breakfast: APR. 12 - Thermoplastic Single Ply &
MAY 2-5- AAED Spring
Challenges & Procedures related to Multi-Ply Roofing Systems
the National Environmental Policy Act Conference 2018 (Tucson)
with Noelle Sanders, Del Sol Group. APR. 18 - Brick Paving Systems

ACEC USGBC

MAR. 28 - 30 - ACEC 67th Conference MAR. 29- Case Studies & Cocktails

on Roads & Streets (Tucson) at ASU Tempe Campus

APWA WTS

APR. 18- April Luncheon: ADOT MAR. 24 - WTS Metropolitan Phoenix

18th Annual Scholarship & Awards
Ceremony

ASCE

MAR. 27- Technical Tour: ADOT Ina

Road TI (Tucson)

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How to Read Projects Solicitations

Projects are Color Coded by Category: Planning/Design/Inspection/Consultant, Development, Horizontal,
Utilities, Commercial, Sub bids, Alterations & Maintenance, and Products & Equipment.

Solicitations are listed by their Due Date and the Darker Color Shade indicates solicitations New or Revised in this Issue.

CMAR - Construction Manager at Risk DBB - Design Bid Build IFB - Invitation for Bids RFP - Request for Proposals
JOC - Job Order Contract RFQ - Request for Qualifications
DND - Did not Disclose IDIQ - Indefinite Delivery, Sub Bids - GC requesting sub bids RFQuote - Request for Quotations

DB - Design Build Indefinite Quantity

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

DESIGN / CONSULTANT / PLANNING / INSPECTION Includes Design, Construction Administration,
Inspection, Master Planning, Surveying, and

Environmental Analysis Solutions.

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

3/27/18 $750K List 18SQ010 RFQ City of Scottsdale - Engineering Services for Happy Link
3pm Valley Rd: Pima Rd to Alma School Rd. The work
consists of the development of concept plans &
construction documents for road widening, road
improvements & a new roundabout. Contact: Elaine
Mercado, Senior Project Manager, at 480-312-7985 or
[email protected]. First published on 2/23

3/28/18 On-Call City of Mesa - On-Call Consultant List for Landscape None Link
2pm Architecture, citywide. The work consists of project
management, design reports, design & construction
documents, contracting assistance, & construction
phase services. Contact: Heather Sneddon at
[email protected]. First published on 3/16

3/28/18 List DP-11976 RFQ ASU - ISTB 7 Commissioning, Tempe. The work will 3/6/18 Link
3pm
consist of commissioning services for the new ISTB 7 1:30pm

building. Contact: Joan Stockmaster, Sr. Buyer, at 480-

965-0822 or [email protected]. First published

on 3/2 & added sign-in sheet on 3/9

3/28/18 $6.9M List PW 18-066 RFQ City of Avondale - Design Services for North Avondale 3/14/18 Link
3pm Water Supply. The work consists of design, construction 9am
administration & operation support of a new water
supply connection. Contact: Tiffany Copp, Procurement
Officer, at 623-333-4213 or [email protected]. First
published on 3/13 & added sign-in sheet on 3/20

3/28/18 List P18-0058 On-call City of Peoria - On-Call Traffic Engineering Services. The None Link
5pm work consists of studies & designs for traffic projects.
Contact: Lisa Houg, Contract Officer, at 623-773-7115 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/9

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DESIGN / PLANNING / INSPECTION / CONSULTANT

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

3/29/18 List WS90501000-1 City of Phoenix - Water Services Department Lift Station 3/19/18 Link
12pm 43 Force Main Condition Assessment. Contact: Julie B. 10:30am
Smith at 602-534-2418 or [email protected].
First published on 3/13

3/29/18 $500K- List 286720 RFQ Pima County - Design Services for Connection of the 3/14/18 Link
4pm $600K Fairgrounds Wastewater Reclamation Facility to the 9am;
Conveyance System, Tucson. Contact: Keith E. Rogers, 3/20/18
Procurement Contracts Officer, at [email protected]. 10am
First published on 3/6, added sign-in sheet & site visit
date on 3/16

3/29/18 List ENG 18-01 RFQ City of Tolleson - Architectural Design Services for 3/22/18 Link
4pm
New City Hall Complex, West Van Buren St & 91st 10am

Ave. Contact: Paul Gilmore, City Engineer, at 623-

474-4960 or Pamela Rollings at 623-936-2714 or

[email protected]. First published on 3/6 & added

planholders list on 3/9

3/29/18 List 140A1118Q0026 RFQ Department of the Interior - Long Range (20 year) Link
5pm MST Transportation Plan, San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe,
REVISED Coconino County. Total Indian Small Business Economic
Enterprises Set-Aside. Contact: Paul Robinson at 602-379-
6760 or [email protected]. First published on 2/9 &
revised due date on 3/2 & 3/16

3/30/18 $6.5M FA4887-18-R- IDIQ Department of the Air Force - Luke AFB A&E Link
12pm
REVISED Luke-AE Services, multiple Air Force Facilities, statewide.

Contact: Chad LaValley at 623-856-2790 or

[email protected] or Joshua Wolery at 623-856-

9665 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation

published on 1/16, moved to open solicitations on 2/20

& revised due date on 3/23

3/30/18 On-Call City of Coolidge - On-Call Engineering Design & None Link
2pm Construction Management Services, Coolidge
Airport. Contact: James Myers, Airport Manager, at
[email protected]. First published on 3/6

4/3/18 APARES-2018 RFQ Yuma County - Professional Services for Adair Park Link
2pm Archery Range Environmental Services. The work
consists of environmental services to assist the county
in obtaining a No Further Action determination
related to lead contamination & remediation. Log-In
Required. Contact: Joshua Scott at 928-341-2500 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/6

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

4/3/18 $700K- List 2018C003 On-Call Maricopa County - On-Call Services for East Shea 3/15/18 Link
2pm MST $800K RFP Corridor Area Drainage Study. Contact: Sharon Rogers 1pm
REVISED at 602-506-6764 or [email protected]
or Belinda McIlhargey at 602-506-4774 or
[email protected]. First published
on 3/2, added sign-in sheet & revised due date on 3/20

4/3/18 ADOT18- ADOT - On-Call Architectural and Engineering Consulting 3/20/18 Link
3pm 00008046 Services, Grand Canyon National Park Airport. Contact: 1pm
REVISED Jennifer Hefley, Procurement Officer, at 602-712-8584 or
3401-2 [email protected]. First published on 3/16 & revised due
4/3/18 $4M date on 3/23
3pm
REVISED Maricopa Community Colleges (MCCCD) - Architectural 3/20/18 Link
& Engineering Services for Gateway Community 10am
College Makerspace Facility Remodel, Phoenix. REVISED
The work consists of developing a new 22.5KSF
facility. Contact: Ren Carlson at 480-731-8519 or
[email protected]. First published on
3/2, recalled on 3/9, revised & republished on 3/23

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4/5/18 $7M 318000115 RFQ City of Surprise - Architect/Engineering Services of 3/15/18 Link
11am Link
Traffic Congestion Mitigation Roadway Improvements, 3 10am
4/5/18 $200K Link
12pm locations in the City. Contact: Eric Boyles at 623-222-1801 Mand.

4/5/18 $8M or [email protected]. First published on 2/27
2pm
18-0222 RFP City of Sedona - Transit Study. The work consists of
the completion of a Greater Sedona/Oak Creek Canyon
Transit System Development & Implementation Plan
to assess the viability of providing effective transit
services across multiple jurisdictions. Contact: Karen
Osburn, Assistant City Manager, at 928-203-5067 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/6 & added
valuation on 3/20

MF053; RFQ Town of Gilbert - Architecture/Engineering Firms 3/28/18

2018-2106-0229 for Municipal Center I Renovations - Phase II 10am

CMAR Project. The work consists of remodeling a

two-story, 50,000 SF building. Contact: Chris Scott at

[email protected]. First published on 3/16

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

4/5/18 $500K List 288525 Pima County - Structural Engineering Services Qualified 3/8/18 Link
4pm Consultants. Contact: Judy Cooper at 520-724-3727 or 10am
REVISED [email protected] or Scott Loomis, Procurement
Officer, at [email protected]. First published on
2/27, added sign-in sheet & revised due date on 3/13

4/6/18 $2M List ST87600121-1 RFQ City of Phoenix - Consultants Services for Oak 3/23/18 Link
12pm Street: 3rd Street to Grand Canal Bike & Pedestrian 1:30pm
Improvements. The work consists of modifying the
existing roadway configuration to provide designated
bicycle lanes & sidewalk improvements & utilizing the
existing pedestrian bridge to cross the SR-51. Contact:
Debra Russell, Contract Specialist, at 602-256-3444 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/20

4/12/18 <$300K RFP Maricopa Association of Governments - FY 2018 SR-30/ Link
9:45am Tres Rios Freeway, SR-85 to Loop 303, Scoping Study &
MST Planning & Environmental Linkages (PEL) Statement.
Contact: Bob Hazlett at [email protected]. First
published on 3/23

4/12/18 $15.7M 318000114 RFQ City of Surprise - Professional Services for Fire Station 3/22/18 Link
11am AVNEOC2021 On-Call 304 & 308. The work consists of design & construction 10am Link
P18-0061 RFP administration services for two new fire stations. Contact: Mand. Link
Eric Boyles, Senior Buyer, at [email protected].
First published on 2/16

4/13/18 List City of Phoenix - On-Call Aviation Environmental 3/29/18
12pm Consulting Services FY 2018-2021, Sky Harbor 3pm
International, Deer Valley, & Goodyear Airports.
Contact: Emeka Ekpe at 602-273-3488 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/20

4/13/18 List City of Peoria - Jomax In-Line Booster Station Upgrades 4/4/18
5pm Study. The work consists of design concept study services 10am
for equipment & infrastructure upgrades to handle the
additional capacity from the Pyramid Peak Water Treatment
Plant Expansion. Contact: Christine Finney at 623-773-7531
or [email protected]. First published on 3/23

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

5/7/18 RFQ-JTC-18-002 Town of Springerville - Airport Planning & Environmental
5pm Services, Springerville Municipal Airport. The work

consists of planning, design, & environmental services.

Contact: Sean Kienle, Airport Manager, at 928-333-5746

or [email protected]. First published on 3/9

5/7/18 RFQ-JTC-18-001 RFQ Town of Springerville - Airport Engineering Services, Link
5pm Springerville Municipal Airport. The work consists of
planning, design & development of projects. Contact:
Sean Kienle, Airport Manager, at 928-333-5746 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/9

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6/20/18 $9M List EN 18-052 RFP City of Avondale - Design Services for Resource Center, 2/20/18 Link
3pm PT
REVISED Western Ave & Elisio C. Felix Jr. Way. Contact: Marsha 9am

Chavez, Procurement Officer, at 623-333-2033 or Mand.

[email protected]. First published on 1/30,

added sign-in sheet on 2/23, added valuation on 3/9 &

revised due date on 3/16

7/1/18 #1712-015 RFQ Maricopa County - Maricopa County Contractors/ Link
7pm MST 11.160.181 Professional Services. Contact: Lisa Nash at 602-506-
REVISED 8019 or [email protected]. First published on 2/7
& revised due date on 6/16
12/31/18 $500K
COB ARQ Northern Arizona University - 2018 ARQ for Facility Link
Related Professional Services. Contact: Jessica
Ott, Contract Administrator, at 928-523-4227 or
[email protected]. First published on 1/9

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

includes Misc. Land and Title solicitations.

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

4/24/18 List RFP-CED18-DEL RFP City of Phoenix - Del Rio Landfill Redevelopment. Contact: 2/14/18 Link
11am
Gretchen Wolfe, Procurement Officer, at 602-495-0747 or 9am

[email protected]. First published on 1/30

& added sign-in sheet on 2/20

4/30/18 2018-2105-0196 RFQ Town of Gilbert - Purchase & Development of Land. The work 3/26/18 Link
4pm consists of the development of a vibrant & cohesive vertical 10am
mixed-use project on at least 9.1 acres. Contact: Diane Shannon
at 480-503-6818 or [email protected]. First
published on 3/6

5/25/18 ADHS18-00007589 RFP State of Arizona - Arizona State Hospital Public-Private 2/16/18 Link
3pm
Partnership. The intent of this partnership is to develop a 1pm

Center of Psychiatric Excellence. Contact: Lori E. Tuell, Chief

Procurement Officer, at 602-364-2116 or Russell Coplen, Senior

Procurement Officer, at 602-542-1043. First published on 1/30

6/29/18 RFP-CED17-DD RFP City of Phoenix - 2017-2018 Downtown Development. Link
11am The work consists of the opportunity to privately develop,
REVISED finance, construct, and manage urban and mixed-use
development and redevelopment projects within the
Downtown Redevelopment Area. Contact: Gretchen Wolfe at
[email protected]. First published on 7/7
& revised due date on 11/10

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HORIZONTAL Includes Earthwork, Roadway Improvements, Paving Maintenance,
Transportation, and Single-Trade Solicitations directly related to Horizontal

Construction (i.e. Traffic Signal Signalization and Pavement Marking).

Due Date Project Plan- Solicitation/ Request Owner – Project description Pre-Bid/ Link
& Time Volume Holders Project # Type Site Visit Link

3/23/18 $14.2M List 089-B-(212)T; IFB ADOT - Roadway Widening, SR 89, Yavapai County.
11am H851801C The work consists of constructing a new two lane
MST road paralleling the existing two lane roadway and
REVISED modifying the existing SR 89/SR 89A TI. DBE Goal of
9.78%. Contact: Rene Teran, Engineering Specialist, at
[email protected] or Robert LaJeunesse, Construction
Supervisor, at [email protected]. First published
on 6/30, revised due date on 8/4, 9/22, 10/3 & 11/17

3/23/18 $1.2M List HSIP-095-C(215)T; IFB ADOT - Mohave Rd Intersection Improvements, Link
11am H848901C Quartzsite-Parker-Topock Highway (SR 95). The
MST work consists of constructing new traffic signals &
lighting; milling & replacing concrete; pavement
widening; constructing curbs, gutters, sidewalks, &
sidewalk ramps; & replacing pavement markings.
DBE goal of 3.06%. Contact: Mohammed Patwary,
Engineering Specialist, at [email protected]
or Jaime Hernandez, Construction Supervisor, at
[email protected]. First published on 2/9

3/23/18 $580K List TEA-PAG-0(200)T; IFB ADOT - Pedestrian Improvements, Lake Powell Blvd, Link
11am SL69301C Page. The work consists of construction of an extension
MST of the concrete sidewalk. The work also includes new
sidewalk, curb and gutter, sidewalk ramps & street
lighting. DBE Goal not established. Contact: Jalal Kamal,
Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Steve
Monroe, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected].
First published on 3/2

3/23/18 181803 RFP ASU - Maintenance & Repair of Parking Lots, None Link
3pm MST
campuswide. Contact: Karina Adum at 480-965-5522

or [email protected]. First published on 3/2

3/23/18 $4.8M List NHPP-B40-B(200)T; IFB ADOT - Bridge Deck Rehabilitation, Seligman Business Link
11am H894001C Route (B40), West Seligman Bridges #1258, 1798,
MST 1799. The work consists of bridge deck & bridge barrier
REVISED rehabilitation, roadway pavement reconstruction,
guardrail reconstruction & installation of storm drain
pipe. DBE Goal of 10.57%. Contact: Sam Patton,
Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or
Robert LaJeunesse, Construction Supervisor, at
[email protected]. First published on 2/9 &
revised due date on 3/6

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Due Date Project Plan- Solicitation/ Type Owner - Project Description Pre-Bid/ Link
& Time Volume Holders Project # IFB Site Visit

3/23/18 IFB Greenlee County - Supply & Spread Asphalt Emulsion, 3/19/18 Link
5pm
Southern Greenlee County. Contact: David Manus, 10am

Public Works Manager, at 928-687-2001. First Mand.

published on 3/9

3/26/18 City of San Luis - Union St & 6th Ave Paving 3/15/18 Link
11am Improvements Project. The work consists of 2pm MST
MST constructing approximately 4700 SY of roadway &
drainage improvements, including retention basin,
storm drain system sidewalks, striping & signage.
Contact: Marisol Canales at 928-344-8374 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/16

3/26/18 IFB City of San Luis - International Plaza 1 Roadway 3/15/18 Link
11:15am
MST Improvement, Piceno Dr, Bentu Ave, Cadena Ave 1:30pm

& Dimas Ave. The work consists of asphaltic paving,

replacement of concrete curb & gutter, sidewalk &

ramps, driveways, cross gutters, & adjustment of

existing water valve & sewer manhole. Contact: Tomas

Sanchez at 928-782-7926 or [email protected].

First published on 3/16

3/28/18 $700K- List 18PB017 IFB City of Scottsdale - Via Linda Traffic Circles, Link
10am $900K Hayden Rd to Pima Rd. The work consists of the
reconstruction of 5 roundabouts. Contact: Karrie
Ingles, Bid & Contract Specialist, at 480-312-5744 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/6

3/28/18 ADOT18-00008031 IFB ADOT - Traffic Control Services, Routine & Emergency, 3/21/18 Link
3pm
Phoenix District. The work consists of furnishing 8am

all necessary signage, traffic control devices, labor,

tools, material, equipment and supplies to perform

required traffic control services. Contact: Joyann

George, Procurement Officer, at 602-712-4879 or

[email protected]. First published on 3/23

3/29/18 $670K 1719327 IFB Yavapai County - Willow Creek Bridge Repair, Prescott. 3/19/18 Link
1:30pm
The work consists of replacing steel stringers & a 10am

portion of the concrete deck, lead paint removal Mand.

& abatement, rust removal, bridge barrier rail

replacement, existing asphalt topping removal, concrete

deck repair, & roadway construction. Contact: MaryAnn

Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or

[email protected]. First published on 3/9,

revised link & added valuation on 3/13

3/29/18 $1.3M 1722059 IFB Yavapai County - Williamson Valley Road Safety 3/20/18 Link
1:30pm
Improvements (Phase I). The work consists of roadway 10am

excavation, aggregate base & asphaltic concrete, concrete Mand.

box culvert extension, signing & striping. Contact: MaryAn

Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or

[email protected]. First published on 3/16

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3/29/18 $538K 1822210 IFB Yavapai County - Ho Kay Gan Drainage, Storm 3/20/18 Link
1:30pm
Drain & Street Improvements. The work consists of 9am

installation of new storm drain, aggregate base, and Mand.

asphaltic concrete, roadway excavation, concrete

headwalls, manhole, water valve adjustments

& pavement markings. Contact: MaryAn Sala,

Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or

[email protected]. First published on 3/20

3/29/18 IFB Town of Parker - 2018 Scrub Seal Preservation Project. Link
1:45pm The work consists of the application of a rubberized chip
seal, scrub seal & fog seal to designated street segments.
Contact: Steve Ziegler, Public Works Supervisor, at 928-
699-9265 or [email protected] or Jackie
J. Johnson, Administrative Assistant, at 928-699-9265 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/9

LIST OF SERVICES: • FOUNDATION DRILLING
• CLEAR & GRUBBING • SOIL IMPORT / EXPORT
• SURFACE DEMOLITION • AGGREGATES (VIRGIN AND RECYCLED)
• MASS EXCAVATION • CONCRETE & ASPHALT RECYCLING
• STRUCTURAL EXCAVATION & BACKFILL • CRUSHING / SCREENING
• TRUCKING • PAVING
• MASS / SITE GRADING
• SHORING / EARTH RETENTION

3045 S 7th St, Phoenix, AZ 85040 | 602.233.3339 | buesingcorp.com| ROC# A-200645

3/29/18 $1.4M- List 291358 IFB Pima County - Regional Local Road Repair Program 3/15/18 Link
2pm $1.6M Link
Package No. 6, various roads, Sahuarita. The work 3pm Link

consists of scrub seal, microsurfacing, mill & replace, chip

seal surface treatment, fog seal, asphalt patching, traffic

striping & traffic control. Contact: Anthony Schiavone,

Procurement Officer, at [email protected].

First published on 3/13 & added sign-in sheet on 3/20

3/29/18 $500K 122-18-18 RFQ Chandler Unified School District - CMAR for Perry 3/20/18
2pm
High School Tennis Court Resurfacing, Gilbert. Log-In 8am

Required. Contact: Roosevelt DeLeon, Director of

Construction, at [email protected]. First

published on 3/16

3/29/18 18PWD016 IFB City of Prescott - FY18 Pavement Rehabilitation, 3/20/18
2pm
Willow Creek, Sunrise Blvd, Schemmer Dr & West 11am

Hillside Ave. The work consists of milling existing Mand.

asphalt pavement, replacing with new asphalt

pavement, crack sealing, pavement repairs, adjustment

of utility covers, restoration of traffic striping, curb,

butter, & handicap ramp replacements. Contact:

Candace Manibusan, Contract Specialist, at 928-777-

1130. First published on 3/16

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3/30/18 ENG18-0006 City of Kingman - Removal & Replacement of 11 Sewer 3/20/18 Link
2pm Manholes, Downtown. Contact: Burley Hambrick at 1pm Link
928-692-3117 or [email protected]. First
3/30/18 PW-213 IFB published on 3/16
2pm
City of Sierra Vista - Annual Street Maintenance - Bella None
Rosa Pavement Replacement, Canyon De Flores
Subdivision. The work consists of improvements
to two streets and three cul-de-sacs. Contact:
Helen Lee, Contracts Administrator, at 520-439-
2207 or [email protected] or Angela
Dixon-Maher, Project Engineer, at 520-458-5775
or [email protected]. First
published on 3/16

4/3/18 >$10M 181908 IFB City of Tucson - Valencia - Wilmot to Kolb Roadway 3/22/18 Link
4pm 17-E-015 IFB Improvements. SBE Goal of 5%. Contact: Sherry Martin 10am
at 520-837-6613. First published on 3/16
4/3/18 $116K
4pm City of Bullhead City - 2018 Manhole Rehabilitation Link
Program, citywide. The work consists of surface
preparation & installation of corrosion resistant coating
to manhole walls & bases & removal & replacement
of concrete collars, frames, covers, and manhole riser
rings. Contact: Susan Carroll, Office Administrator,
at 928-763-0128 or [email protected]. First
published on 3/16

4/4/18 10209032; DBB Tucson Airport Authority - Design-Bid-Build 3/13/18 Link
2pm 10113372
GA Hangar Area B1 Pavement Replacement & 10am
4/4/18
3pm Reconstruct Airport Drive Adjacent to Gate 18, Tucson

International Airport. Contact: Michelle Auge at

602-997-7536 or [email protected] or Sylvia Granillo

at [email protected]. First published on 3/13

EN 18-036; ST 1317 IFB City of Avondale - Gateway Improvement Project 3/27/18 Link
Dysart Rd & MC 85. The work consists of the 9am
fabrication & installation of specialty decorative signs,
electrical upgrades for signage lighting, replacement
of landscape foliage & installation of new irrigation
lines. Contact: Dave Janover at 623-333-4216 or
[email protected] or Tiffany Copp at 623-333-
4213 or [email protected] . First published on 3/23

4/4/18 $100K- List 12817318R0002 RFP Department of Agriculture - Reconstruction of Level 2 3/14/18 Link
4pm MST $250K Roads, Lakeside Ranger District, Springville. Total Small 10am
Business Set-Aside. Contact: Warren L. Abbott at 928-333-
6344 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on
2/20 & moved to open solicitations on 2/27

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4/4/18 $100K- List 12817318R0003 Department of Agriculture - Reconstruction of Level 2 3/14/18 Link
4pm MST $250K Roads, Black Mesa Ranger District, Springville. Total 10am
Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Warren L. Abbott at
928-333-6344 or [email protected]. Pre-solicitation
published on 2/20 & moved to open solicitations on
2/27

4/5/18 $885K 1722584 IFB Yavapai County - Overlay project, Wiliamson Valley, 3/27/18 Link
1:30pm Diamond Valley, Groom Creek. The work consists of 10am
asphaltic concrete overlay on 4 roads & re-establishing Mand.
existing pavement markings. Contact: MaryAn
Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/23

4/5/18 12817318Q0001 RFQuote Department of Agriculture - Barriers & Accessibility 3/20/18 Link
4pm MST Improvements, Safely Canyon, Springville Ranger 1:30pm
2018-20000102 District. The work consists of installing barriers and REVISED Link
4/5/18 $160K EN18-072; ST1162 making accessibility improvements to the trailhead. Link
4pm Total Small Business Set-Aside. Contact: Warren Abbott
2018-04 at 928-333-6344 or [email protected]. First published Link
4/9/18 ST85110072-2 on 3/2 & revised site visit date on 3/6 Link
3pm
RFQ City of Yuma - Pavement Maintenance, citywide. 3/28/18
4/10/18
10am Log-In Required. Contact: Mary Roman at 928-373- 1:30pm

4/10/18 $2.5M- List 5114 or [email protected]. First published on
2pm $3.1M
3/20

IFB City of Avondale - CDBG Central Ave to 3rd St, 3/27/18

Western Ave to Southern Ln. The work consists 1:30pm

of the installation of new pavement, curb, gutter, Mand.

sidewalk, sidewalk ramps, valley gutters & 8” water

mains. Contact: Chris Hamilton at 623-333-4218 or

[email protected] or Tiffany Copp at 623-333-

4213 or [email protected]. First published on 3/23

IFB Palominos Elementary School District - Drainage 3/20/18
& Grading, Palominos Elementary, Hereford. 10am
Log-In Required. Contact: Staci Buonaccorsi,
Business Manager, at 520-366-6204 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/6

DBB City of Phoenix - Design-Bid-Build for Riverview Drive: 3/23/18
18th Place to 22nd Street Roadway Improvements. 11am
The work consists of constructing a new concrete
box culvert; parapet, retaining & headwalls; curb,
gutter, sidewalk & driveways; subgrade preparation;
pavement; stormdrain pipes, manholes & catch
basin; lighting; fencing; irrigation & landscaping.
Contact: Michael Soto III at 602-256-5692 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/20

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4/11/18 2018-2106-0224 Town of Gilbert - Suntan Vista Trail, Warner Rd 3/21/18 Link
1pm
to Ray Rd. The work consists of multi-modal trail 3pm

improvements including concrete multi-use pathway,

sub grade excavation & preparation, drainage systems,

ramada installation, landscaping & irrigation. Contact:

Casey Ambrose, Senior Project Manager CIP, at

[email protected]. First published on 3/6

4/11/18 PR1802.401 IFB City of Chandler - Snedigar Sportsplex Improvements 3/20/18 Link
3pm 2018. The work consists of west entry & parking 2pm
improvements, including subgrade preparation,
demolition, electrical improvements, pavement,
parking lot striping, sidewalks, curb, gutter, fencing,
signs, landscaping & irrigation. Log-In Required.
Contact: Tim Billy at 602-264-6871. First published on
3/13 & revised link on 3/16

4/13/18 $6.5M List STP-191-C(221)T; IFB ADOT - Pavement Rehabilitation, Graham & Greenlee Link
11am H870101C County US 191. The work consists of the milling of
MST existing pavement & replacing it with asphaltic concrete
REVISED end product, placement of an asphaltic concrete
friction, course, crack sealing, removing & replacing
guardrail, placement & compaction of shoulder build up,
pavement markings, traffic control & signing. DBE Goal
of 3.62%. Contact: Sam Patton, Engineering Specialist,
at [email protected] or John Halverson, Construction
Supervisor, at [email protected]. First
published on 10/10 & revised due date on 12/8

4/13/18 $2.4M List NHPP-010-E(222)T; IFB ADOT - Install Signs, Benson Highway (I-10), Wilmot Rd, Link
11am H889601C Kolb Rd & Rita Rd, Tucson. The work consists of installing
MST signals at three traffic interchanges, asphalt removal,
installing asphaltic concrete, curb and gutter, sidewalks
& ramps, traffic signals, lighting, pavement marking &
signing. No DBE Goal Established. Contact: Vain Rashid,
Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Daniel
Casmir, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected].
First published on 3/9

4/13/18 $2M List STP-080-A(213)T; IFB ADOT - Bridge Replacement, Glance Creek Bridge Link
11am NHPP-080-A(213)T; Str. #237, Benson-Douglas Hwy (SR-80). The work
MST H891401C consists of a 4 span cast-in-place concrete closed-
framed bridge, new guardrail end treatment, &
pavement marking placement. DBE goal of 5.39%.
Contact: Sam Patton, Engineering Specialist, at
[email protected] or Qui Nguyen, Construction
Supervisor, at [email protected]. First
published on 3/9

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4/13/18 $16M List NHPP-008-A(227)T; IFB ADOT - Pavement Preservation, MP 96 to Paloma Rd, Link
11am H892201C Yuma-Casa Grande Highway (I-8). The work consists of
MST milling, placing AC, AR-ACFC, fog coat, shoulder build-up,
pavement marking, guard rail, work on Painted Rock TI
Overpass & traffic control. DBE Goal of 6.09%. Contact:
Rene Teran, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected]
or Jaime Hernandez, Construction Supervisor, at
[email protected]. First published on 3/13

4/13/18 IFB Navajo Nation Division of Economic Development - 3/30/18 Link
4pm IFB
Chinle Industrial Park Drainage Improvements. Contact: 11am
4/19/18 $1.1M-
1pm $1.2M Suzanna Tsosie at 505-327-1072 or [email protected].

First published on 3/20 & added link on 3/23

CP0528 City of Mesa - Roosevelt Road Improvements, Link
Broadway Rd to 8th Ave. The work consists of roadway
& wastewater line reconstruction, streetlighting &
landscaping. Log-In Required. Contact: Maggie Smith at
[email protected]. First published on 3/20

4/19/18 $250K- CP0553CDBG; IFB City of Mesa - Kleinman Park Playground Link
1:30pm $300K IDIS-781 Improvements. The work consists of furnishing
and installing new playground equipment, site
amenities, playground surfacing & concrete ADA
ramps to the playground. Contact: Maggie Smith at
[email protected]. First published on 3/16

4/27/18 $1.7M List CM-PPN-0(215)T; IFB ADOT - Roadway Construction, Midway Rd: Ash Link
11am T006601C Ave to Conman, Pinal County. The work consists of
MST constructing new asphaltic concrete roadway over
existing dirt road, roadside ditches, installing signs &
placing pavement markings. No DBE Goal Established.
Contact: Ghalib Mahdi, Engineering Specialist, at
[email protected] or Aziz Haddad, Construction
Supervisor, at [email protected]. First
published on 3/9

4/27/18 $342K List CM-GLN-0(243)T; IFB ADOT - Shared Use Pathway Construction, various Link
11am SZ10801C locations, Glendale. The work consists of constructing
MST new multi-use sidewalks, sidewalk ramps, landscape
REVISED & signage. DBE goal of 7.0%. Contact: Sam Patton,
Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Kirk
Kiser, Construction Supervisor, [email protected]. First
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4/27/18 $35.9M List NH-019-A(239)T; ADOT - Construct Roadway, Ajo Way (SR 86) TI, Link
11am F013201C Nogales Tucson Highway (I-19). The work consists of Link
MST reconstructing Ajo Way & Irvington Ramps, including Link
roadway excavation, concrete pavement, replacing
4/27/18 $5.7M List 060-B-NFA; IFB existing Santa Cruz Bridge & pedestrian bridge,
11am H887401C retaining & sound walls, 3 RCB culverts, drainage,
MST pavement marking, signing, lighting & signals. DBE
Goal of 7.66%. Contact: Sara Howard, Engineering
4/27/18 $869K List STBG-A89-B(211)T; IFB Specialist, at [email protected] or Aziz Haddad at
11am H839901C [email protected]. First published on 3/16
MST
ADOT - Frontage Road Improvements, Greenway Rd
to Thompson Ranch Rd/Thunderbird Rd, Wickenburg-
Phoenix Highway (US 60). The work consists of
removing concrete, furnishing & placing new aggregate
base, sidewalk & ramps, curb & gutter, drainage,
pavement marking, signing, lighting, landscaping &
irrigation. No DBE Goal established. Contact: Mahfuz
Anwar, Engineering Specialist, at [email protected]
or Anthony Brozich, Construction Supervisor, at
[email protected]. First published on 3/16

ADOT - Intersection Improvements, SR89A & Plaza
Way. The work consists of construction of a new right
turn lane to accommodate a future bike lane, pavement
reconstruction, sidewalk ramps, retaining wall, pedestrian
safety rail, stairway, signal post, mast arm & water line
relocation. DBE Goal of 8.67%. Contact: Rene Teran,
Engineering Specialist, at [email protected] or Steve
Monroe, Construction Supervisor, at [email protected].
First published on 3/23

UTILITIES Includes water, waste-water, and other utilities
(excluding traffic signalization projects), as well as solar,

biomass, and other energy-related solicitations.

Due Date Project Plan- Solicitation/ Request Owner – Project description Pre-Bid/ Link
& Time Volume Holders Project # Type Site Visit

3/23/18 W-1318 IFB City of Show Low - West McNeil Water Line Improvements. 3/8/18 Link
2pm The work consists of installing approximately 3,200 LF of 2pm
new 8-inch C-900 PVC waterline, fire hydrants, new water Mand.
services & replacement of any pavement or concrete
sidewalk removed during installation. Contact: Kim Seales
at 928-532-4040. First published on 3/6

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& Time Volume Holders Project # IFB Site Visit

3/26/18 GS-2018-0006 City of Globe - Crestline Tanks Waterline Project. The work Link
2:30pm consists of connecting existing 6” & 12” water mains by
installing approx. 300 LF of new 8-in PVC waterline. Contact:
Shelly Salazar, City Clerk, at [email protected]. First
published on 2/23

3/27/18 $5.5M- List WS85050050-1 DBB City of Phoenix - 64th Street Reservoir #3 (1-ES1-3) 3/12/18 Link
2pm $6.7M
Rehabilitation. Rehabilitation project consists of site 11am

improvements related to vegetation removal, addition

of rock armor, and the installation of a new access

roadway. Contact: Julie B. Smith at 602-534-2418 or

[email protected]. First published on 3/2 & added

sign-in sheet on 3/20

3/27/18 $2M- List WS90400079-1 DBB City of Phoenix - Re-Bid Lift Station 47 Civil & Electrical 3/14/18 Link
2pm $2.5M Improvements. The work will consist of bringing 9am
discharge piping above grade; replacing entire electrical REVISED
line-up, Service Entrance Section, outdoor Motor Control
Center, Remote Terminal Unit, & Programmable Logic
Controls; re-grading, replacing existing office with CMU
office building; & replacing existing odor scrubber with
biofilter. Contact: Julie B. Smith at 602-534-2418 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/2, added
planholders list on 3/6, revised site visit date on 3/13 &
added sign-in sheet on 3/20

3/27/18 $3.2M- List WS85509012-1 DBB City of Phoenix - Water Main Replacement ABB: Harrison 3/8/18 Link
2pm $3.9M
St. to Van Buren St. and 12th St to 16th St. The work 1pm

consists of installation of approximately 11,666 LF of 6”

DIP, 2,093 LF of 8” DIP, 7.279 LF of 12” DIP, 200 Water

Service Connections & 65 Fire Hydrants. Small Business

Enterprise Goal of 10%. Contact: Michael Soto III, Design

& Construction Procurement, at 602-256-5692 or

[email protected]. First published on 3/6 & added

sign-in sheet on 3/13

3/27/18 $3.3M- List WS85509016-1 DBB City of Phoenix - Water Main Replacement ABB: 3/8/18 Link
2pm $4M
Bethany Home Rd. to Maryland Ave. and 7th St to 12th 1pm

St. The work consists of installation of approximately

15 LF of 4” DIP, 12,576 LF of 6” DIP, 3,521 LF of 8” DIP,

5,528 LF of 12” DIP, 378 Water Service Connections

& 55 Fire Hydrants. Contact: Michael Soto III, Design

& Construction Procurement, at 602-256-5692 or

[email protected]. First published on 3/6 & added

sign-in sheet on 3/13

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& Time Volume Holders Project # CMAR Site Visit Link

3/28/18 List ST158; Town of Gilbert - Lindsay Road/SR 202 Traffic Interchange: 3/14/18
3pm 2018-2106-0214 CM@R Utility Relocations Project. The work consists of 3pm
modifying/relocating the existing utilities that are affected
by the construction of the proposed Lindsay Rd Service
Traffic Interchange Project. Contact: Casey Ambrose at 480-
503-6619 or [email protected]. First published
on 2/27 & added sign-in sheet on 3/20

3/29/18 CMAR West Valley RE Investments LLC - Loop 101 Public Waterline 3/20/18 Link
2pm
Improvements. The work consists of an extension of 11am
approximately 4,500 linear feet of 12-inch diameter Ductile Mand.

Iron Pipe waterline from an existing connection. Contact: Craig

Bolze at [email protected]. First published on 3/13

3/30/18 $25K- List 140G0318Q0034 RFQuote Department of the Interior - Groundwater Monitoring Well 3/21/18 Link
3pm ET $100K
Installation, Pigeon Canyon. Total Small Business Set- 10am

Aside. Contact: Donald Shannon at [email protected].

Pre-solicitation published on 2/13 & moved to open

solicitations on 3/6

3/30/18 List 2018-54; IFB City of Flagstaff - Switzer Canyon Transmission Main Phase Link
3pm MT III Improvements, Hospital Hill Neighborhood. The work
03-15002; 203- consists of installing 2,700 LF of 24” DIP, 2,200 LF of 16”
DIP, upgrading an existing 12” main, new water services,
08-370-3220-0 fire hydrants, air release valves & 30 LF of DIP sewer main.
Contact: Patrick Brown, Purchasing Manager, at 928-213-
2277 or [email protected]. First published on 3/9

3/30/18 $500K List 18-21-HFP-01 RFQ Cochise County - Bella Vista Recharge Project, Sierra 3/16/18 Link

4pm MST Vista. The work consists of construction of a watershed 10am
REVISED to enable the monitoring & processing of groundwater & MST

water runoff back into the Bella Vista area aquifers. Log-In

Required. Contact: Brandon Morrison at 520-432-8391 or

[email protected]. First published on 3/13, revised

due date on 3/20 & added sign-in sheet on 3/23

4/2/18 B18-02 IFB Town of Wickenburg - Jefferson Street Water & Pavement 2/28/18 Link
11am
MST Replacement. The work consists of installation of 11am
new water lines, replacement of existing water lines, MST
& replacement of existing infrastructures including Mand.

pavement milling & overlay, sidewalks, driveways & catch

basins. Contact: Donna Ables at 928-684-5451 or Matt

Egan, Operations Manager, at 928-684-5451 x1559 or

[email protected]. First published on 2/23

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DBB Site Visit Link
Time Volume Holders Project #

4/3/18 $3.9M- List WS90400028-1; City of Phoenix - Design-Bid-Build for Lift Station 43 3/16/18
2pm $4.8M WS90400070-1
REVISED Operational Improvements. The work consists of 9am

operational improvements required to bring the lift station REVISED

up to current design standards, including demolition of

existing pumping equipment, discharge piping, valves, valve

vault, bypass & odor scrubber. Contact: Michael N. Soto

III at [email protected]. First published on 3/13,

added sign-in sheet & revised time due on 3/20

4/3/18 $900K 181903 RFP City of Tucson - Annual Requirements of Fabrication 3/20/18 Link
4pm
of Station Control Panels, Tucson Water Department. 1pm

Contact: Carole Quintana, Contract Officer, at 520-837-4121

or [email protected]. First published on 3/13

4/3/18 $4.1M List P18-0060 CMAR City of Peoria - Agua Fria Booster Station. The work 3/21/18 Link
5pm
consists of installing a booster pump station west of Lake 8am

Pleasant Parkway in North Peoria. Contact: Christine Finney,

Purchasing Supervisor, at [email protected].

First published on 3/2 & added sign-in sheet on 3/23

4/4/18 $20M- List 3208099; CMAR City of Tempe - CMAR for Asset Maintenance & Link
4:30pm $30M 3203099 Upgrades - Water Treatment Plants & Water Systems
Pumping Stations, Reservoirs & Tanks, Johnny G
Martinez Water Treatment Plant & South Tempe
Water Treatment Plant. Contact: Wendy Springborn at
[email protected]. First published on 3/16

4/6/18 $500K- 418-15W IFB Tohono O’odham Nation - Choulic - Miguel Regionalization 3/27/18 Link
2pm $1M
Project. The work consists of regionalizing the Topawa 10am
Intertie Water System, from its current southern-most Mand.

point at Choulic to the Miguel/San Miguel Water

System. Log-In Required. Contact: Ross Schroeder at

[email protected]. First published on 3/9

4/6/18 $14M 171834 CMAR City of Glendale - CMAR for West Area Water Reclamation 3/22/18 Link
2pm
Facility Improvements. The work consists of pre- 9am

construction & construction services. Contact: Kathy

Mitchell at [email protected] or Michelle Lizarraga

at [email protected]. First published on 3/9

4/9/18 $500K JOC City of Casa Grande - Job-Order Construction Services for Link
2pm Manhole Rehabilitation Program, various locations, citywide.
The work consists of repairing, rehabilitating or replacing
existing sanitary sewer manholes. Contact: Kim Dunn at
[email protected]. First published on 3/20

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4/9/18 $2M- WA1709.401 City of Chandler - Pecos Surface Water Treatment Plant 3/22/18
3pm $3M
Process Rehabilitation. The work consists of removal of the 9am

existing backwash supply, backwash waste, & settled water Mand.

isolation butterfly valves & replacement; replacement of

existing electrical panelboards; & demolition & installation of

baffle walls. Log-In Required. Contact: Paula Brown at 480-782-

3308 or [email protected]. First published on 3/16

4/12/18 EA 04-18 IFB San Carlos Apache Tribe - Bush & Beverly Hills Community 3/29/18 Link
11am Water Well Drilling, San Carlos Indian Reservation, Gila 10am
County. The work consists of construction of one or two,
twelve inch diameter community water wells. Contact: Sally
Hooke at [email protected]. First published on 3/20

4/12/18 $1M- List 89503118B IFB Department of Energy - Gila-Wellton-Mohawk-Ligurta 3/23/18 Link
2pm $5M WA000002
Transmission Line I-8 Crossing Project, Yuma. The work 11am

consists of removing & rebuilding transmission line,

removing existing overhead ground wire, & installing

transmission line & fiber optics. Total Small Business

Set-Aside. Contact: Timothy D. Modjeski at 602-605-2650 or

[email protected]. Pre-solicitation published on 2/20 &

moved to open solicitations on 3/16

4/12/18 171801 RFP ASU - Renewable Energy Purchase. The work consists of None Link
3pm supplying 75KMW/yr of electrical Renewable Energy with a
preference towards new generation projects. Contact: Laura
4/13/18 Bolster at 480-965-9782 or [email protected]. First
11am published on 3/2

18-01-18 IFB Liberty Elementary School District - Liberty Elementary 4/3/18 Link
School Restoration of Potable Water, Buckeye. The work 11am
consists of construction of a new 50K gallon potable
water storage tank, replacement pressurization pump &
chlorination systems, renovate/replace existing arsenic
removal system & replace existing electrical supply &
controls. Contact: Reyna Gallegos, Procurement Specialist,
at 923-474-3313 or [email protected]. First
published on 3/23

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50 Friday
March 23, 2018
Project Solicitations Volume 9 Issue 10

UTILITIES

Due Date Project Plan- Solicitation/ Type Owner - Project Description Pre-Bid/ Link
& Time Volume Holders Project # IFB Site Visit Link

4/16/18 GS-2018-0014 IFB City of Globe - Pine Street Water Main Replacement. The
2:30pm work consists of replacing approximately 700 LF of water
main with new 8-inch DIP water main. Contact: Shelly
Salazar, City Clerk, at [email protected].
First published on 3/23

4/23/18 B18-01 Town of Wickenburg - Wastewater Treatment Plant 3/28/18 Link
10am Aeration Upgrade. The work consists of the demolition 10am
MST of existing aeration equipment; inspection, surface Mand.
repair & coating of interior concrete walls; & installation
of fine bubble air diffuser systems & process air
blowers. Contact: Matt Egan at 928-684-5451 x1559 or
[email protected]. First published on 3/9

COMMERCIAL Includes new construction and major renovations/
additions/alterations to real property.

Due Date Project Plan- Solicitation/ Request Owner – Project Description Pre-Bid/ Link
& Time Volume Holders Project # Type Site Visit Link

3/23/18 $37M- 480-90-18-002 CMAR Maricopa Integrated Health System - CMAR for None
1pm $40M
REVISED Maryvale Alternative Project, Phoenix. The work

consists of the remodel of a 220,000 SF hospital.

Contact: Stephen Baylock, Procurement Officer, at

[email protected]. First published on 3/6 &

revised due date on 3/20

3/23/18 $30M 18-15PV JOC 1Government Procurement Alliance (1GPA) - JOC None Link
1pm
General Contractors, statewide. The work may

include repairs, maintenance, additions, renovations,

remodeling, and tenant improvements to buildings

& facilities. Log-in Required. Contact: Claudia

Leon, Director of Purchasing, at 602-449-2071 or

[email protected]. First published on 3/2

3/27/18 $4.5M- List 17-9349 CMAR University of Arizona - CMAR Services for Oro 3/14/18 Link
2pm $4.75M
Valley Veterinary Medicine Facility. The work 2pm

consists of renovations to an existing 27,500 SF

facility. Contact: Ralph Banks, Director Engineering,

Design & Construction, at 520-621-3326 or

[email protected]. First published on 3/9 &

added sign-in sheet on 3/23

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