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Six years left on the Navajo Generating Station lease. That means the EPA’s final retrofit price tag amortizes to $183M per year for APS, SRP, the Navajo, Hopi and the Bureau of Reclamation Central Arizona Project. The annual price tag for EPA’s clean air requirements breaks down to $28K per Arizonan each year—16

percent more than the U.S. Census Bureau’s reported 2011 per capita income for the Grand Canyon state.

Essentially, the EPA says that clean air and improved visibility for the Four Corners region – including Grand Canyon National Park, Monument Valley Tribal Park, Canyon de Chelly, seven other national monuments,

and three wilderness areas – is worth a total of $168K per person.

State GOP leaders are livid. “This remains the least-sustainable solution for the environment and cost of doing business in Arizona,” Governor Jan Brewer is quoted saying in the Arizona Daily Star. The governor calls it a hidden tax Arizonans will be paying for years to come.

The upgrade, according to Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), “makes little economic or environmental sense.”

Navajo Generating Station produces power for businesses and consumers in SRP and APS territory, the Navajo and Hopi nations, and the Central Arizona Project. Population and commerce from the Utah state line to Tucson are affected by the cost of the decision. Other tribes receiving CAP water are also impacted by the decision.

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It’s Only $1B for Clean Coal Energy at Navajo Generating Station

This is the main plant of the Navajo Generating Station, as seen from Lake Powell at Page. The federal government is proposing new limits for pollution from the coal-fired power plant. Photo Credit: Ross D. Franklin / Associated Press

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It’s Only $1B for Clean Coal Energy at Navajo Generating Station

The EPA’s plan to reduce visibility-impact emissions by 84 percent does not specify the technology to make the improvements – it does not yet exist, but is expected to function in a manner similar to a vehicle catalytic converter. SRP, the entity operating the plant, says it invested $45M to reduce emissions by 45 percent.

Phoenix Business Journal quotes John Sullivan, SRP chief resources executive, as being hopeful an alternative can be found. He says that EPA has signaled a willingness to continue working on solutions.

Although EPA wants everything in place by 2018, SRP can take until 2023 to finalize the systems. Other extensions are possible. The lease runs out in 2019, and the owners are negotiating with the Navajo Nation to extend it.

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By John Yantis for The Arizona Republic

Buckeye Nurtures Job-Creation SurgeJob creation in Buckeye surged more than 60 percent in 2012, and ten new businesses indicate they will open in the first six months of 2013, according to town figures.

Sixteen new businesses brought the equivalent of 171 full-time jobs to Buckeye in 2012, Mayor Jackie Meck said.

Meck said he has been watching the job numbers closely the past two years, after the worst economic downturn he has seen in his 70 years.

Buckeye has tried to shore up its economic base since the real-estate boom brought 50K new residents to town. Buckeye leaders would like the town to shed its bedroom-community image and create more jobs within the town limits.

Buckeye touts several major wins for economic development in 2012:

• The Palo Verde Energy Education Center, Airport Road. $13.5M, 32K SF, up to 200 employees

• The West Valley Emergency Center, Watson Road. Up to 20 employees

• Banner Health Center, Verrado. $7.5M, 12 employees

• WorleyParsons Construction Management, Verrado. More than 80 employees.

This summer, Meck hosted an economic summit attended by 250. The meeting was an effort to kick-start the town’s business retention and relocation efforts.

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Healthcare and education projects are leading devel-opment activity out of the recession. Two projects are nearing completion in Pinal County. After long silences, residential developers are starting to bring pre-recession projects forward. In Florence, a devel-oper talks about resurrecting a long-stalled 6K home planned community—if the town gives up its water.

Queen Creek Projects Near Completion

Banner Healthcare is readying its Queen Creek Banner Medical Center for a March opening date. The 25K SF first phase will bring a primary care center to north-east Pinal County. The long-term plan is for a center of nearly 90K SF.

Rio Salado College’s Communiversity will open its 22K SF education center next to the Queen Creek library this fall. The extended education center is a partner-ship with Chandler-Gilbert Community College provid-ing a pathway to higher education at the local level.

Florence Ranch: Houses with White Fences, Resort, Dude Ranch and Steak Fries

In Florence, developer George Johnson is pushing the Florence city council to “immediately” give up water rights south of the CAP canal so he can develop his 6K home Florence Ranch. A dude ranch and destination resort are to be part of the 1.1K acre development. Johnson’s plans face a divided council and serious counsel from the city attorney about the long-term effects of giving up water for a speculative develop-ment.

The developer promises the project will “not be a normal subdivision. It’ll be more suburban,” he told the council, with financing so prospects can buy homes with white fences and no down payment. In the Florence newspaper, Johnson said the dude ranch will have “trail rides, cookouts and steak fries.”

At similar-sized Anthem Merrill Ranch, Pulte is selling about ten homes per month.

Malouf Bringing Luxury Homes to Glendale

In Glendale, a 2007 rezoning is coming to fruition with the submittal of the final engineering and plat for a larger-than-normal subdivision. Malouf Homes plans a groundbreaking this spring for a 27-lot, luxury home subdivision, Northern Place. The 11.2 acre project is at 87th and Northern avenues. The average lot size will be over 10K SF in the neighborhood with 80 foot widths.

Phoenix Mart Stalled in Casa Grande

Cloudy economic skies are dulling the shine on the highly-anticipated Phoenix Mart international expo complex planned in Casa Grande. Much of its financ-ing comes from overseas, and despite the recovery in the U.S., economic question marks in China and Europe are delaying the development.

The scheduled December groundbreaker was post-poned and no new date has been set for the multi-million dollar project. The international wholesale marketplace is expected to contribute significantly to the Pinal County economy. Pinal’s economic develop-ment director, Tim Kanavel says that overseas stabili-zation will help push the effort forward.

While this cloud still hangs on the west side of the county, the spotlights are shining on a number of other new development projects outside Phoenix and the East Valley.

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Suburban & Rural Development Moving ForwardOriginal sources: Southeast Valley Ledger, Florence Reminder & Blade-Tribune, and The Glendale Star

Developer George Johnson is offering to provide the “regional solution” the town needs to provide water and sewer service south of the CAP canal with his Florence Ranch development. Photo Credit: Town of Florence

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Members of the business community were all smiles after the Yuma City Council voted 6-0 to approve a redevelopment plan for the 4th Avenue-16th Street intersection and surrounding area, with Councilwoman Bobbi Lewis declaring a conflict of interest.

The measure paves the way to design and implement a traffic plan for 4th Avenue and 16th Street to move traffic safely and efficiently while facilitating private investment and

redevelopment of all four corners of the intersection. It also creates a foundation for more flexibility in regulations for businesses and property owners who want to make improvements.

The city’s only financial investment would be about $4.1 million for improvements to the intersection.

Noah Cullis, senior planner for the city, noted that the plan was crafted with considerable input from

business and property owners in the area. That included formation of a planning area advisory committee of several volunteer property owners.

Businessman Pat Conner originally had expressed reservations about the proposal but said he now stands in favor of the plan after serving on the PAC and working with city staff.

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By Joyce Lobeck for Yuma Sun

Yuma Business Community Pleased With Street Redevelopment Plan

Original source: Business Real Estate Weekly of Arizona

Trillium Residential LLC plans to develop a 304 unit apart-ment complex at Loop 101 and 7th Ave. off Beardsley Rd. MVE & Partners, Irvine, Calif., has the design assign-ment. Trillium has not picked a contractor for the project. Groundbreaking is slated for the summer.

The company paid under $4.3M ($432K/acre) to the Ken Roth Family Limited Partnership for the nearly 10 acre parcel. It has had its eye on the site since before the re-cession, but when the market soured, Trillium pulled out. Now it’s nearly ready to roll with the project.

Construction is expected to take 12-18 months.

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Trillium Residential Pursues $40M N. Phoenix Apartments

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The Arizona Department of Transpor-tation and the city of Yuma held an informational meeting January 17th to update citizens on the poten-tial future roadway dubbed Yuma Expressway.

The corridor wouldn’t be feasible until Yuma reaches a population of 370,000; the city currently has 200,000 residents. However, officials note that now is the time to plan for a corridor to handle future traffic.

The focus has been on a proposed roadway corridor in the southern and western regions of Yuma County.

An expressway would have three lanes in each direction with a right-of-way of 160 feet. The existing road is a two-lane roadway with unpaved shoulders and 66 feet of right of way.

Doug LaMont, project manager with the study consultant, Parsons Brinck-erhoff, pointed out that the city also doesn’t want to miss an opportunity to save money by planning now and down the line have to buy houses and property at a much higher cost.

Greg Fly, deputy project manager with Parsons Brinckerhoff, noted that the concept has been discussed for

years. A 1988 Interstate 8 and U.S. 95 corridor study recommended the Yuma Expressway within close proximity of the existing Avenue D and County 14th Street alignment. It carried over into the 1990-2010 Countywide Transportation Plan.

The study began with 13 combina-tions of roadway types and corridors. Those were narrowed down to four options.

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Yuma Expressway Ideas Explained

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Progress is being made on an anticipated renovation of Central Ave. after a new policy by the Ari-zona Department of Transporta-tion (ADOT) is forcing the project to take a faster track. Coolidge must either begin the process now, or risk losing almost $1.4 million in grant money that would be used on this $1.5 million en-hancement, of which the city will pay $106,081.

ADOT gave the city two choices for how to proceed. First, they could begin advertising for a con-sultant that would then be hired in the typical fashion, but that would take six months and chew up resources. The second would be to choose from a series of “on-call” consultants that ADOT has already approved. Public Works Director Susanna Struble has seen the three possible candidates ADOT would offer, and said she

feels comfortable with two of them. She said ADOT would in all likelihood honor the city’s choice.

The Central Ave. renovation would be one in a series of proj-ects attempting to improve the infrastructure of the city’s most used streets. This project will include the removal and replace-ment of existing asphalt pave-ment and base, as well as work on street lighting, curbs and gutters, sidewalks, and streetscape on Central Ave. from Arizona Blvd. to Main St.

Coolidge Ave. is expected to be renovated the summer of 2013, with Central Ave. coming in 2014 and Main St. in 2015, though Struble showed a sense of skepti-cism over whether everything will go as planned.

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Coolidge Central Ave. Renovations Enter Design Phase

Central Ave will be receiving a much needed facelift in 2014. Photo Credit: Joey Chenoweth

The Yuma County Board of Supervisors might approve aligning the Avenue E extension from State Route 195 to County 18th Street to the east of the airfield. The new roadway, recommended within the Yuma Metropolitan Planning Organization Regional Transportation Plan because of projected traffic volume on the existing north-south corridors nearby, would provide the area with a new north-south corridor to Somerton and Yuma.

Two similar alignments were identified during the scoping of the project, with one running to the east of Rolle Airfield and the other to the airfield’s west. The Yuma County Airport Authority favors the eastern alignment due to the possible future expansion and development of Rolle. The cities of San Luis and Somerton concur with the airport authority’s preference.

Additionally, the county is lobbying for legislative transit dollars from the

Lottery. Yuma County’s share of the Local Transportation Assistance Fund, about $150,000 per year paid for half of the bus system’s operations, with the balance paid for by the Federal Transit Administration. However, the lottery funds were swept into the state general fund in fiscal year 2011, leaving the county to fill the gap itself.

Read more at Yuma Sun

By Hillary Davis for Yuma Sun

Yuma County Set To Discuss Ave. E Extension

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A 180K SF Bimbo Bakery is going to be built near Loop 303 and Camelback Rd. in Goodyear. Bimbo Bakeries USA Inc., Horsham, Penn., plunked down $4.3M ($180/acre) for 29 acres at Cotton Ln. and Minnezona Ave. for a new Arizona bakery.

Plans call for several hundred thousand additional square feet added to the bakery to accommodate Bimbo’s fu-ture growth. Up to 100 workers will be on the payroll for the first phase.

CBRE represented seller Sunbelt Holdings Inc. CBRE worked with Austin Consulting, Cleveland, Ohio, to assist Bimbo Bakeries.

The Mexican-based international food concern operates 70 bakeries across the U.S. including locally-available brands Entenmann’s, EarthGrains, Francisco, Sara Lee, Thomas, Ball Park, Bimbo and Boboli.

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Missing Twinkies? Fix May Come from Bimbo’s Future Goodyear Bakery

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It’s that time of year. While business plans are being updated, marketing strategies inked for the coming year, the Arizona Division of Occupational Safety and Health (ADOSH) wants employers to take a look back to 2012 and report the 2012 annual summary of injuries and illnesses logs. Called by its form number, OSHA 300, af-fected employers are expected to file by February 1.

An expanded focus and increased the number of cita-tions involving its recordkeeping standard, OSHA is seri-ous about its monitoring role. Employers maintaining the OSHA 300 Logs for workplace injuries and illnesses must utilize post the annual summary (Form 300A) to comply with the OSHA posting requirements.

ADOSH recommends getting the paperwork completed and submitted as required to avoid penalties or fines.

Arizona Division of Occupational Safety and Health (ADOSH) operates under an approved plan with the U.S. Department of Labor to retain jurisdiction over occupa-tional safety and health issues within Arizona, excluding mining operations, Indian Reservations, and federal employees.

By Eric Jay Toll for Arizona Builder’s Exchange

AZ OSHA Looking for 2012 Safety Summaries

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Construction on Peoria’s first hospital is at a standstill, leaving city staff and elected leaders frustrated at the lack of progress and communication.

Peoria Regional Medical Center was supposed to open early this year northwest of Lake Pleasant Parkway and Happy Valley Road. Ground was broken on a 10-acre site, the first of three phases, in June 2011 and culminated in a topping-out ceremony in April.

Now nearly nine months later, the $30M, three-story medical center, complete with a helipad on top, has yet to come to fruition.

Dr. Tim Johns, founder of Gilbert Hospital, Florence Hospital at Anthem and Peoria Regional, said the reason is simple: “We ran out of money.”

Within 60 days, the group hopes to have enough money to resume construction, he said. “We do not have cash in the bank. The deal is not done, but we’re very hopeful,” he said.

City leaders say legal trouble concerning Johns and Gilbert Hospital could have something to do with the delay.

A group of Gilbert Hospital investors sued Johns in August, Johns’ attorney, Keith Hendricks, said. He said the parties are working toward a settlement. That decision could come as soon as next week, the attorney said.

Mayor Bob Barrett said tension arose between the hospital’s founders and city officials when Peoria denied the group a $1.8M deferred-payment loan.

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Work was underway on Peoria’s first hospital, Peoria Regional Medical Center, on Monday, April 16, 2012. Construction is at a standstill, leaving city staff and elected leaders frustrated at the lack of progress and communication. Photo Credit: Charlie Leight/The Republic

In the weeks leading up to the audit to examine problems in Surprise’s Public Works Department, two high-level department officials have resigned.

The $45,500 audit will help Surprise move forward, City Councilman Mike Woodard said, adding that he doesn’t believe there are any deep-seated issues.

San Jose-based Management Partners will examine Public Works employees’ needs, the department’s structure and managers’ relationships with workers. The audit is expected to last several months, but will not affect city services, Surprise officials have said.

The audit is an important step for a department that became a “monster” in size and scope over the past few years, Woodard said.

For more than a year, Public Works has been under scrutiny. During that time, two surveys showed low employee morale, employees filed three discrimination bias complaints and a probe found two department supervisors were conducting an affair on the city’s dime.

Department Director Robert Beckley and Assistant Director Nicholas Mascia have resigned in the past two weeks. Beckley will be a deputy city manger in Goodyear and Mascia a city engineer in Visalia, Calif.

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Embattled Surprise Public Works Department Awaits Audit

By Allie Seligman for The Arizona Republic

Future of Peoria’s 1st Hospital Still in Flux

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For years, Arizona businesses have complained about sales-tax headaches. It’s a maze of red tape for those doing business in multiple cities that boosts costs and soaks up time. Now, the business community hopes Gov. Jan Brewer can deliver some relief.

The governor has made simplifying the state’s sales-tax system her economic priority this legislative session. She’ll seek a common sales-tax base across the state as well as centralized tax collections and auditing.

Construction Sales Tax Change

How construction is taxed could be revamped, changing the taxing location from where something is built to where materials are bought. It’s a particularly thorny issue that would redistribute tax revenues across municipalities. The League of Arizona Cities and

Towns estimates the change would cost cities $168M.

“I think it would be fair to say that this is going to be the keystone economic issue the governor is going to push this session,” said Matthew Benson, the governor’s spokesman. “Sales-tax reform is about reducing the paperwork and accounting burdens on business owners.”

As it stands now, construction materials aren’t taxed at the point of sale. Instead, they are taxed at the construction site when the project is finished. It’s meant to account for the impacts of development.

Brewer would like to flip that around so that materials are taxed at the point of sale. This would help limit fraud and increase collections, supporters say. Critics see it as a redistribution of revenue from smaller cities and towns to big cities with major retail centers. It’s also a boon to the homebuilding industry, they say.

A number of mayors across the Valley have lashed out against the proposed change to construction tax.

For example, Tempe Mayor Mark Mitchell recently told The Arizona Republic that the shift would force a higher tax burden onto residents.

Whatever the final outcome, sales-tax simplification is crucial for future commerce in Arizona, particularly as online sales continue to grow, said Dennis Hoffman, an economist at Arizona State University and an adviser to the governor’s sales-tax task force.

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By Josh Brodesky for The Arizona Republic

Sales Tax Is Hot Topic for Legislative Session

Sales-tax simplification proposal

Three issues will be key in the debate over sales-tax simplification. Here are the governor’s positions:

• State vs. local control for tax collection. Requiring the state to handle sales-tax collection for all municipalities.

• Auditing. Requiring the state to perform all sales-tax audits.

• Construction taxes. Taxing construction materials at the point of sale, not at the point of construction.

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Yuma County is the bonus winner with Interior Secretary Ken Salazar’s signature on the Record of Decision putting the Solar Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement (PEIS) into effect. As reported in AZBEX July 27th, the Bureau of Land Management has cleared the environmental hurdles away from solar and wind applications. The final plan opens two solar zones along I-10 and one in Yuma County.

In the final PEIS released last year, BLM marks sites near Quartzsite and Tonopah as zoned for solar arrays. The two areas were designated for development as utility scale solar power generating facilities. In the final PEIS, a new site, Agua Caliente, in Yuma County was added to the other two locales.

The designation by BLM means that solar power developers can move ahead with projects and skip the environmental review process for the solar zones. All mitigation and design constraints are incorporated into the PEIS. Companies conforming to the requirements are ready to go from design to permitting.

A site tentatively identified in the review version of the PEIS last July was given final approved status. There’s adequate area, reports BLM, for 20 megawatts of solar power generation in the Agua Caliente area near Dateland. First Solar has an application pending to develop a solar power plant (site K5 on map) in the zone.

Arizona’s 192K solar acres are the first approved by BLM. Approvals for other states are expected next month.

By Eric Jay Toll for Arizona Builder’s Exchange

Dept. of Interior OKs Arizona Solar Zones; Yuma Site Added

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The Tucson CRE market saw the roller coaster smoothing out towards year’s end with positive market signs, according to CBRE’s annual market assessment for Arizona’s second largest city and the Southern Arizona marketplace.

Office

After several years of extreme vacan-cies in office buildings and a down-turn in the first two quarters of 2012, the year ended on an uptick with 24K SF positive absorption. It took a mighty 59K SF in the fourth quarter to hit that positive note ending the year.

The overall vacancy rate, however, remained relatively unchanged at 17.5 percent. Downtown Tucson is still struggling with a higher than 30 percent vacancy rate. The East Cen-tral submarket ended the year under 13 percent.

No new office construction broke ground in 2011, and only 15K SF was completed in 2012. The year ends with 31K SF under construction. In-creased activity in undeveloped land acquisitions (AZBEX, January 4 and January 15) is a hopeful sign for new office space coming into the market in 2013.

Industrial

Industrial has been the big driver in Southern Arizona with 434K SF ab-sorbed during the year. The industrial sector posted four straight quarters of increased absorption for the first time since 2006. The vacancy rate dropped more than a half percent from 12.9 percent in December 2011 to 12.3 percent to end 2012.

New industrial product totaling 247K SF came onto the market during the year with 17K SF under construc-tion at the end of the year. All of the activity was build-to-suit, which is expected to dominate the market in 2013.

Retail

Of the 656K SF absorbed, 80 percent came in the second and fourth quar-ters. It was the highest absorption

rate since 2008. The activity dropped the vacancy rate to 9.6 percent, the lowest since 9.1 percent was record-ed in 2008. CBRE reports it was a 250 basis point drop for the year.

New construction has 212K SF com-ing out of the ground, mostly driven by one Walmart Supercenter and three of the chain’s neighborhood markets. 2011 ended with no retail construction underway.

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Sale Transactions: $204M1. Eight-story Tempe Gateway, 222 S. Mill

Ave., Tempe, a 264K SF, eight-story Class A office complex sold for $66.1M ($250/SF) to Parkway Properties, Orlando, Fla. CBRE represented seller Vulcan, Inc., Seattle, Wash. The office tower was originally developed by Opus West Corp., which lost the property to fore-closure. Vulcan picked up the space as a shell and has increased occupancy to 74 percent within one year. The company owns a total of 788K SF in downtown Tempe and 1.2M SF throughout the Valley.

2. The market is bubbling in Tucson with over $38.8M in CRE action, up $4.8M since AZBEX’s January 15th recap with more than $34M in AZStarNet transac-tions:

• Multifamily: Starrview at Starrpass apartments bought by Starrview Apartments LP, San Diego, Calif., from Moonrise II LP, Dublin, Ohio, for $15.6M. Hendricks-Berkadia (formerly Hendricks & Partners) handled the deal.

• Commercial property: Jaz Invest-ment LLC, Los Angeles, paid $56M to Bu Management, Los Angeles, for 7111 E. Golf Links Rd.

• Commercial properties: Karlin Golf Links LLC, Los Angeles, picked up the parcels kitty-corner to Jaz, 6320 and 6330 E. Golf Links Rd., from Coastline RE Holdings Corp., San Diego, for $3.2M. Labrusca Hold-ing Corp., Phoenix was the seller. Coastline also sold 7652 N. I-10 Frontage Rd., Marana, for $3.2M to AMERCO Real Estate Co., Phoenix.

3. The maple leaf invasion continues in Arizona with Canadian investor Aya Velji paying $29M (an aggregate $163/SF) for two office buildings—one in Phoenix and one in Chandler. The Phoe-nix buy, Raven Corporate Center, 3540 E. Baseline Rd. ($14M, $161/SF, 87K SF) was sold by Omninet Mountain LP.

The Chandler building, Airport Center II, 1750 E. Northrop Blvd. ($15M, $165/SF, 91KSF) was picked up from Picerne Group. Cushman & Wakefield brokered the deal and will handle the leasing. This complex is the second of the two former Opus West-developed office buildings in the news this week.

4. Deco Communities LLC, Scottsdale, is planning $1.5M in improvements and upgrades to two apartment complexes it paid $18.1M (aggregated $52K/unit) to buy. The 347 apartment units are in Phoenix and Tempe. TM Realty Partners, New York City, was the seller. CBRE handled the deal. Hyde Park apartments, 167 units, 5101 S. Mill Ave., Tempe, sold for $9.1M ($54K/unit). Squaw Peak apartments, 1829 E. Morten Ave., Phoenix, priced 180 units for $9M ($29K/unit). Deco acts as its own GC.

5. Viawest Group bought an office building and adjoining land. The firm purchased a 118K SF multi-tenant flex complex and 2.8 acres of undeveloped land comprising the West 101 Busi-ness Center, 95th Ave. at McDowell Rd., Phoenix, near the I-10 and Loop 101 freeway interchange. Eastdil Secured represented seller Carlson Real Estate Company LLLC, Minneapolis, Minn. Vi-awest represented itself in the $13.2M acquisition. CBRE is handling leasing. The office building is 82 percent leased.

6. LaRue Business Group sold Southwest Corporate Jet Center, a pair of industrial buildings at 14988 and 15010 N. 78th Way, Scottsdale, for $9.6M ($97/SF). GPE Commercial Advisors LLC repre-sented the seller in the transaction with a private California investor. The two buildings are 58K SF and 41K SF and fully leased.

7. Buchanan Street Partners plunked down $4.3M ($66/SF) for the Perimeter Center building at 8388 E. Hartford Dr., Scottsdale. H.B. Perimeter LLC used NAI Horizon in the sale of the 66.8K SF

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building and its 5.5 acre parcel. Sierra Consulting Group LLC represented the buyers. AZBEX reported on six differ-ent Perimeter Center properties selling in the last six months (January 15th, December 18th and 28th, November 20th, September 11th, and one new building).

8. It’s another move by a foreign inves-tor—in one sense—with the Tohono O’odham Nation making its first off-reservation real estate investment pick-ing up the University Medical Center Imaging-anchored Plaza Antigua, N. Campbell Ave. at River Rd., Tucson. The tribe paid $4.2M for the property.

9. A pair of investors from Ashland, Ore., are the new owners of Greenwood Apartments, a 69-unit multifam-ily property, 1322 N. La Jolla Blvd., Goodyear. CBRE represented seller Park Shadows Country Homes in selling the $3.4M ($49.3K/unit) property to Neil Sechan and Mathew Messner.

10. Archstone, Englewood, Colo., has purchased a 22 acre parcel in Chandler, Queen Creek Rd. at Arizona Ave., for a 398 unit apartment complex. HV & Canal LLC sold the piece for $3.25M ($148K/acre).

11. SW Furniture of Wisconsin LLC paid $3.1M ($22/SF) for a 141K SF ware-house sold by The Muller Company. The west side warehouse, 2929 NW Grand Ave., Phoenix, includes 20K SF in office space. Southwestern Furniture is taking the entire building. Cutler Commercial represented the buyer, Campbell Realty Advisors represented the seller.

12. Office condos are coming into play for the first time in a long time. Cascade Financial Services picked off the 32K SF top floor of a 90K SF three-story office, 3345 S. Val Vista Dr., Gilbert, for $3M ($94/SF) from Mountainside Fitness, which retains the entire second floor. Commercial Properties Incorporated handled the transactions for both sides.

13. U-Haul paid $2.3M ($38/SF) for the 60K SF Speed Street Indoor Racetrack, 6542 W. Bell Rd., Glendale. It’s part of the more than 1.4M SF in rentable space the company has added since 2011 in the metro area. The speedway closed January 9th. The acquisition is an expan-sion of the U-Haul truck and storage rental facility next door.

Sale Transactions: $204M (Cont’d)

Lease Transactions: 70K SF14. Zell Commercial Real Estate Services

just finished packaging 33 K SF in retail and medical leasing throughout the Valley. The largest deal was for 13K SF for Jalsa Food Market, a Southern Asian and Indian grocery store in the Fiesta Palms Shopping Center at Alma School and Baseline roads, Mesa.

15. Dataforth Corp., a Tucson data com-munications product manufacturer, has more than doubled its size adding 17K SF, 6230 S. Country Club Dr., to its 12K SF corporate headquarters, 3331 E. Hemisphere Loop. The new space includes manufacturing and warehouse facilities.

16. “The roar of the greasepaint and smell of the crowd” comes to Gilbert as Ac-tors Youth Theatre leaves Mesa and heads for the home of most of its cast and crew. AYT raised the $30K needed to develop a 120 seat theater in Gilbert Tuscany Village, Higley and Guadalupe roads. The new 5K SF Tuscany Theatre is taking over shell space in the strip mall owned by Whiteside REIT. The troupe still needs to raise an additional $15K.

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ERCC 6-Hour Refresher - AGC (Phoenix); 9:30am-4:00pm, $225

Increasing the Level of Detail in your Revit Model - SDS/2 Connect (Phoenix); 5:30pm-7:30pm, FREE

Taming the E-mail Monster - NAWIC (Phoenix); 5:30pm

ACE The Long Road to Recovery - ACE (Phoenix); 8:00am-11:00am, $220/$245

Scaffolding Training - ACT (Tucson); 3:30pm-7:30pm, $50/%75

Best Value Procurement - CMAA (Phoenix); 7:30am, $20/$25

SRP Residential Solar Basics Workshop - AGC (Phoenix), 4:00pm-6:00pm

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ACE The Long Road to Recovery - Second Session - ACE (Phoenix); 8:00am-11:00am, $220/$245

Phoenix Membership Lunch - AAED (Phoenix); 11:30am

Winning Work Lecture Series: Negotiation Skills that Deliver Work - ACE (Phoenix); 8:00am-11:30am, $220/$245

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2013 Book of Lists Party - Phoenix Business Journal (Scottsdale); 5:30am-8:30am, $79

Minard-Ames Joint Association Mixer - AGC/ABA (Phoenix); 4:00pm-6:00pm

Mixer / SocialCase Study - ASU ISTB 4 Building - USGBC (Tempe); 4:00pm-6:30pm, $10/$15

Attack of the Dodo-Sapiens: Innovative New Models for Sustainable Development - USGBC (Phoenix); 12:00-1:30pm, $45/$55

Green / Energy

Sky Design Concepts - The Latest in Skylights - TRL (Phoenix); 11:45am-1:00pm, FREE

Hallmark Building Supply (DuPont Corian and Zodiaq) - Understanding Quartz Surfaces - Innovation Taking Shape - TRL (Tempe); 7:30am-8:30am, FREE

Louisiana Pacific - Fire-rated cementitious coated OSB in Wall Applications - TRL (Phoenix); 11:45am-1:00pm, FREE

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Annual Installation & Awards Dinner - TUCA (Tucson); 5:30pm-8:30pm

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ULI Arizona’s 2013 Real Estate Trends Day - ULI AZ (Phoenix); 7:15am - 5:00pm, $ Varies

6th Annual Women in Construction Industry Networking Event - AWIC (Tempe); 8:30am-12:00pm, $50

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1/22/13 3pm

2012253 RFP City of Mesa - Consultant Services for Solid Waste Disposal / Recycling Collection Sites. Contact: Clayton Campbell at 480-644-2655 or Clayton.Campbell@Mesa.AZ.gov. First published on 12/21

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1/22/13 3pm

List 2013-20 RFQ City of Flagstaff - Red Gap Ranch Water Resources Environmental Assessment. Contact: Patrick Brown at pbrown@flagstaffaz.gov. First published on 12/21 & added sign-in sheet on 1/18

1/14 10am

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1/23/13 11am

$250K RFP Maricopa Association of Governments - FY 2013 Cave Creek/Carefree Transportation Framework Study. Contact: Eileen Yazzie at eyazzie@azmag.gov or Alex Oreschak at aoreschak@azmag.gov. First published on 11/16

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1/23/13 2pm

12-PS-26 RFQ Mohave County - I-40 Water System Analysis and Design. Contact: Tara Acton at 928-753-0752 or tara.acton@mohavecounty.us. First published on 12/21

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1/24/13 10am

List RFQ City of Mesa - On-Call Engineering Services for Falcon Field Airport. Contact: Michele Davila of the Engineering Department at 480-644-5463 or Michele.davila@mesaaz.gov. First published on 12/28 & added sign-in sheet on 1/15

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List 13-22RFQ RFQ Mesa Unified School District - Architectural and Engineering Services (Free registration required). Contact: Karen Fleetwood at 480-472-6122 or kafleetw@mpsaz.org. First published on 12/18 & added sign-in sheet on 1/11

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1/24/13 2pm

#12-05-13 RFQ Gila River Indian Community - Architectural and Engineering Services for a 25K SF District 5 Head Start Project. Contact: Randy Allen at 520-562-6081 or randy.allen@gric.nsn.us. First published on 1/4

1/9 9am Mand.

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Utilities, Commercial, Alterations & Maintenance, and Products & Equipment.They are listed by their Due Date and the Darker Shade noted solicitations New or Revised in this Issue.

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

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1/24/13 4pm

<$100K 130705 RFQ City of Tucson - Professional Services for On-Call Subsurface Utility Engineering Services. Contact: Terryl Robinson at 520-837-4128 or terryl.robinson@tucsonaz.gov. First published on 1/4

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List WS90160072 RFQ City of Phoenix - 99th Avenue Interceptor Condition Assessment Consultant Services. Contact: Liz Blakley at 602-534-5789. First published on 1/8

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$1.4M 2013-010 RFQ ADOT - SR303L/El Mirage Road TI Final Design. DBE goal of 6.07%. Contact: Jessica Lessard at 602-712-4462 or jlessard@azdot.gov. First published on 12/14

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2013-001 RFQ ADOT - Environmental On-Call Administration. Contact: Brenda Tipton, Contract Specialist, at btipton@azdot.gov. First published on 12/18

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#12-02-13 RFP Gila River Indian Community - Department of Environmental Quality, Renewable Energy Development Feasibility Study. Contact: Rita Ruiz, Buyer at rita.ruiz@gric.nsn.us. First published on 1/11

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1/29/13 4pm

130677 RFQ City of Tucson - On-Call Traffic Engineering Services. Contact: Matt Hausman at 520-837-4123 or matt.hausman@tucosnaz.gov. First published on 1/11

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List OP 13-2392 RFQ City of Goodyear - Engineering Design and Implementation Upgrades on City Existing Water and Wastewater Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) System. Contact: Russ Welborn at 623-882-7879 or Russ.welborn@goodyearaz.gov. First published on 12/28 & added sign-in sheet on 1/15. Revised bid date on 1/18

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#13-04-17 RFQ Tolleson Elementary School District - Energy Engineering Services (Free registration required). Contact: Crystal Martin at 623-533-3927 or cmartin@tesd.k12.az.us. First published on 12/28

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$5M 130700 RFQ City of Tucson - Provide professional design services for upgrade and replacement of City of Tucson’s Compressed Natural Gas Plant. Contact: Dan Longanecker at 520-837-4125 or Dan.Longanecker@tucsonaz.gov. First published on 1/15

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List 6663211093 RFQ City of Phoenix - Aviation Capital Program Management Staff Support Services. Provide professional services required for program management staff support and to provide oversight for the Aviation Department’s Capital Improvement Program. Contact: First published on 1/11

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List 12163-ROQ-2013 RFQ Maricopa County Facilities Management - Professional Building and Site Assessment Services for Durango Facilities Assessment (Jails). The project will include architectural and engineering assessment services of selected buildings and sites on the County’s Durango Campus, approximately 1,725,332 gross square feet of space. Contact: Brian Garcia at 602-506-3246 or garciab003@mail.maricopa.gov. First published on 1/8 & revised bid date and pre-submittal date on 1/22

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List 12162-ROQ-2013 RFQ Maricopa County Facilities Management - Architectural Services for Durango Facilities Assessment (Non-Jails). The project will include architectural and engineering assessment services of selected buildings and sites on the County’s Durango Campus, approximately 1,415,937 gross square feet of space. Contact: Brian Garcia at 602-506-3246 or garciab003@mail.maricopa.gov. First published on 1/8 & revised bid date and pre-submittal date on 1/22

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<$75K RFP City of Phoenix - Professional Services to Conduct Adams Street Activation Study. Consultant services to conduct a conceptual master planning study to explore strategies to activate and enhance the pedestrian and economic vitality of Adams Street between Central Avenue and 2nd Street. Contact: Joni Lindsey, Project Management Assistant, at 602-495-0857 or joni.lindsey@phoenix.gov. First published on 1/4

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2013-016 RFQ City of Flagstaff - Brownfield Route 66 Community-wide assessment program. Contact: Patrick Brown, Senior Procurement Specialist, at pbrown@flagstaffaz.gov. First published on 1/18

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2/7/13 4pm

$20M CP0206 RFQ City of Mesa - Design Services for Oakland A’s Spring Training Facility. Contact: Gordon Haws, P.E., Supervising Engineer of the City of Mesa Engineering Department at 480-644-338 or Gordon.Haws@mesaaz.gov. First published on 1/22

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List EASARC1315 RFQ City of Phoenix - Architectural On-Call Services for Calendar Years 2013-2015. Contact: Mr. Emeka Ekpe at 602-256-4107. First published on 1/8

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List AVNAQC1315 RFQ City of Phoenix - Aviation Department Air Quality Conformity Analysis On-Call Consulting Services. Contact: Vivian Escobar at 602-683-3865. First published on 1/18

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2/12/13 3pm

RFQ WSD12-003 RFQ City of Phoenix - Wastewater Facilities Coating Consultant. Provide technical assistance in evaluating, updating, and preparing the coatings specifications for CSI Division 9 – Finishes, and any other specification sections related to painting/coating. Contact: Sylvia Arenas at 602-534-7508 or via email at sylvia.arenas@phoenix.gov. First published on 1/18

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2/14/13 4pm

RFQ City of Phoenix - Conceptual design Master Plan for Margaret T. Hance Park. Contact: Leslie Lewis, Clerical Supervisor, at 602-261-8605 or leslie.lewis@phoenix.gov. First published on 1/4

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2/15/13 12pm

List EASSBE1315 RFQ City of Phoenix - Small Business Enterprise Architectural On-Call Services for Calendar Years 2013-2015. Contact: Mr. Emeka Ekpe at 602-256-4107. First published on 1/8

1/29 2pm

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2/16/13 3pm

IFB The Pascua Yaqui Tribe - CDO/Los Reales Design Services. The project consists of Design and Construction Documents for roadway improvements on the Pascua Yaqui Reservation in Tucson. Contact: Development Services Department at 520-879-6325. First published on 1/18

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2/19/13 10am

13SQ009; D0502 RFQ City of Scottsdale - Scottsdale Civic Center Infrastructure Assessment. Provide assessment to existing infrastructure and conceptual plans to upgrade and renovate the current Scottsdale Civic Center. Contact: Robin Rodgers at rrodgers@scottsdaleaz.gov. First published on 1/22

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2/19/13 12pm

RFP Maricopa Association of Governments - Develop a Strategic Transportation Safety Plan. DBE goal of 3.54%. Contact: Sarath Joshua at sjoshua@azmag.gov. First published on 1/22

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2/21/13 9am

List 13005-ROQ-2013; FM1311215

RFQ Maricopa County - Jail Master Plan Request for Qualifications. Contact: Corry Slama at slamac@mail.maricopa.gov. First published on 1/18 & added planholders list on 1/22

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2/26/13 2pm

$400K RFQ Maricopa Association of Governments - On-call list for Bottleneck Data Collection, Mode Validation, and improvement for 36 months. Contact: Vladimir Livshits, System Analysis Program Manager, at vlivshits@azmag.gov. First published on 1/22

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

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2/8/13 12pm

List 6663211093-2 RFQ City of Phoenix - Airport Development Program Qualified Vendor List. Provide Aviation Capital Program Management Staff Support Services for a variety of civil and building capital improvement projects. Contact: Holly Bosch at 602-256-4108. First published on 1/15

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2/28/13 2pm

RSOQ 13ED122612

RFQ City of Maricopa - Development Partnership for Business Park. The City of Maricopa Economic Development Department desires to work cooperatively with an interested qualified development team that has experience designing, entitling, financing, constructing, and managing light industrial/office business parks. Contact: Pattie LaCombe, Purchasing Manager, at 520-316-6846 or patricia.lacombe@maricopa-az.gov. First published on 1/4

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RFP-CED-2012-UMD01

RFP City of Phoenix - Develop or Redevelop Urban and/or Mixed-Use Development Projects on Property within Downtown Phoenix. Contact: Community Development Division at 602-262-5040 or phx.business@phoenix.gov. First published on 9/14 & revised due date on 12/28

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ST1202-401 RFQ City of Chandler - Traffic Signal Installation at Queen Creek Road and Bush Way. Contact: Hafiz Noor at 480-78-3324 or Hafiz.Noor@Chandleraz.gov. First published on 12/21

1/7 11am

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1/23/13 4pm

$48.4M List 303-A-(210)A CMAR ADOT - Interim traffic interchange construction project at the SR 303 in the City of Surprise. The project will reconstruct SR 303L with three general purpose lanes in each direction. Contact: Zarghami Ata at 602-712-6761. First published on 12/14

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1/23/13 4pm

12-E-010 IFB Bullhead City - Neighborhood Street Improvement Program 24. Contact: Mirna Alvarado at 928-763-0128 or malvarado@bullheadcity.com. First published on 1/4

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1/24/13 2pm

13PWD63 IFB City of Prescott - 2013 Dexter Neighborhood Sidewalk Improvements. Contact: Public Works Director at 928-777-1130. First published on 1/18

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IFB ADOT - Chip Seal and Fog Coat Application Services, Statewide. Contact: Amir Sakhi at 602-712-8584 or asakhi@azdot.gov. First published on 1/11

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PNIB-SM580C-0-2013/KP

IFB Lake Havasu City - FY 2012-2013 Chip Seal Program. Contact: Kimberly Fiumara at 928-453-6660. First published on 1/11

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1/29/13 2pm

$1.2M 2013-20000135 IFB City of Yuma - 5th Street Pedestrian Access Improvements (Free registration required). Work includes removal of approximately 130’ long, 40’ wide, 4” thick asphaltic concrete pavement and 2” aggregate base on 5th Street between 4th and 5th Avenues and replacement with 6” thick colored PPCP; construction of four ADA pedestrian ramps within the existing sidewalks, four access gates and signage. Contact: Peggy Hayes at 928-373-5110 or Peggy.Hayes@YumaAz.gov. First published on 12/28 & added scope of work on 1/4

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2013-20000007 IFB City of Yuma - 8th Avenue Improvements, FY 2013 CIP Nos. 0012 & 0018. The project includes pavement removal and replacement, fire hydrant removal and replacement and Installation of several sized water lines. Contact: Peggy Hayes at 928-373-5110 or Peggy.Hayes@YumaAz.gov. First published on 1/11

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1/29/13 3pm

List ADOT13-00002386

IFB ADOT - Construction, Installation & Maintenance of Specific Service Logo Sign Panels - Urban Area Program. Contact: Christina Jimenez at 602-712-4458 or cjimenez@azdot.gov. First published on 12/28 & added sign-in sheet on 1/18

1/14 9am

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List ADOT13-00002547

IFB ADOT - Construction Asphalt Storage Tanks in Yuma, Gila Bend and Seligman. Contact: Earl Payne at 602-712-8514 or epayne@azdot.gov. First published on 1/8

1/15 9am

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1/29/13 3pm

ADOC13-00002599

RFQuote Arizona Department of Corrections - Paving Project for ASPC-Florence. Contact: Ed Machado, PPOA, at 520-868-4011 Ext. 5023. First published on 1/22

1/24 10am

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1/31/13 1:30pm

$1.1M 1220584 IFB Yavapai County - Lower Red Rock Loop Road Pavement Rehabilitation Project. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or MaryAn.Sala@co.yavapai.az.us. First published on 1/8 & added $ and updated link on 1/11

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1/31/13 2pm

IFB Ak-Chin Indian Community - Remodel of Hohokam Park which will include Civil, Structural, Architectural, Mechanical, Electrical work to remodel a Community Park near the town of Maricopa, Arizona. Indian Preference. Contact: Project Manager, Larry Joe, at 520-568-1160. First published on 12/28

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2/3/13 3pm

EN 11-040; ST1260

IFB City of Avondale - Avondale Boulevard and McDowell Road Intersection Improvements. Project includes widening approximately 800 feet of McDowell Road east of the Avondale Boulevard intersection. Contact: Charles Andrews at 623-333-4216 or Loretta Browning at 623-333-2029. First published on 1/18

1/25 10am Mand.

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$1M- $5M

12-B-16 IFB Mohave County - Horizon Six - Mockingbird Wash Drainage Improvements. Contact: Tara Acton at 928-753-0752 or tara.acton@mohavecounty.us. First published on 1/4

1/14 10:30am

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ADOT13-00002464

IFB ADOT - Airfield Pavement Surface Treatment for the Page, Prescott, Seligman, Springerville & Taylor Airport. Contact: Earl Payne, at 602-712-8514 or epayne@azdot.gov. First published on 1/22

1/25 9am

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2/7/13 2pm

121312 IFB City of Glendale - Slurry Seal Program. Project includes surface preparation and repairs to prioritized residential streets by crack sealing, slurry seal and micro-seal applications. First published on 1/22

1/30 2pm

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2/7/13 3pm

EN 13-029 IFB City of Avondale - Dysart Road Left Turn Lane Improvements at Van Buren Street. Work include installing asphalt concrete pavement, curb, concrete work, street light relocation, removals, and landscape irrigation modifications. Contact: Charles Andrews at candrews@avondale.org or 623-333-4216 and Anna Hudson at ahudson@avondale.org or 623-333-4213. First published on 1/22

1/29 10am Mand.

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ADOT13-00002536

IFB ADOT - Traffic Control Services, Routine and Emergency, Phoenix District. Contact: Amir Sakhi at 602-712-8584 or asakhi@azdot.gov. First published on 1/18

1/29 9:30am

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$23M List 086-A-NFA 086-A-(209)T

IFB ADOT - System preservation and widening on SR 86, approx. 15 miles west of Robles Junction, in Pima County. . DBE goal of 2.56%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Mohammed Salahuddin at 602-712-8260 or Construction Supervisor: Mindy Teague at 520-838-2985. First published on 7/3 & revised bid date on 10/26 & 12/7

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2/8/13 11am

$3.7M List 040-E(206)T & 040-E(207)T

IFB ADOT - Superstructure replacement and deck replacement of traffic interchange underpass along I-40 in Apache County. DBE goal is 9.42%. Contact Engineering Specialist: Mohammed Patwary at 602-712-8187 or Construction Supervisor: Carl Ericksen at 928-524-5421. First published on 12/28

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2/8/13 11am REVISED

$1.5M List 089-B-(205)T IFB ADOT - Construct new sidewalks and landscaping on SR 89 in Yavapai County within the town of Chino Valley. DBE goal of 3.31%. Contact: Engineering Specialist, Don Pierson at 928-778-4679, or Construction Supervisor, Andy Roth, at 928-759-2426. First published on 7/3 & revised on 8/28 & 11/2 & 1/11

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2/8/13 11am

$265K List 999-A-(357)T IFB ADOT - Install new Countdown Pedestrian Modules in Yuma District, Kingman District and Prescott District. DBE goal of 3.0%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: David Do at 602-712-7445 or Construction Supervisor: Andrew Roth at 928-759-2426. First published on 1/11

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2/15/13 11am

$300K List 999-A-(359)T IFB ADOT - Install new Countdown Pedestrian Modules in Flagstaff, Holbrook, & Globe districts. DBE goal of 3.0%. Contact Engineering Specialist: David Do at 602-712-7445 or Construction Supervisor: Andrew Roth at 928-759-2426. First published on 1/22

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2/15/13 11am

$400K List STP-160-B(203)T IFB ADOT - Box Culvert Extension and Erosion Control on US 160 approx. 20 miles east of the community of Mexican Water within the Navajo Nation. Contact: Sarker Sajedur Rahman. IFB not yet released. First published on 1/8 & revised link and contact on 1/11

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2/15/13 11am

$635K List 010-A-(220)T IFB ADOT - Crack Sealing on I-10 in La Paz County east of Quartzsite. DBE goal of 1.03%. Contact: Engineering Specialist: Mahmood B. Ghorbani at 602-712-6093 or Construction Supervisor: Jaime Hernandez at 928-317-2158. First published on 1/11

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2/15/13 11am

$5.3M List B08-A-(203)T IFB ADOT - Safety improvements on SR B-8 in the City of Yuma (State Line to 1st Street). Work includes milling the existing asphaltic concrete and replacing it with new asphaltic concrete, removing the existing railway and replacing with new railway. The work also includes constructing new bridge barrier and replacing pavement markings. DBE goal of 1.61%. Contact C&S Technical Leader: Iqbal Hossain at 602-712-7471 or Construction Supervisor: Jaime Hernandez 928-317-2158. First published on 1/15

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2/15/13 11am

$5.3M List STP-YUM-0(212)T IFB ADOT - Safety improvements on SR B-8 in the City of Yuma (4th Ave, 1st Street to Catalina Dr). Work includes milling the existing asphaltic concrete and replacing it with new asphaltic concrete, removing the existing railway and replacing with new railway. The work also includes constructing new bridge barrier and replacing pavement markings. DBE goal of 1.61%. Contact C&S Technical Leader: Iqbal Hossain at 602-712-7471 or Construction Supervisor: Jaime Hernandez 928-317-2158. First published on 1/15

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2/19/13 3pm

IFB City of Kingman - Eastern Sidewalk Project (Railroad Street from Mountain Road to Louise Ave). Contact: Engineering Department Office at 928-753-8122. First published on 1/22

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3/1/13 11am

$1.3M List 888-A-(212)T IFB ADOT - Centralized Control Systems of Signals at various traffic Interchanges on highways in Maricopa County on I-10, I-17 Loop 101, Loop 202, SR87, and along Grand Avenue. DBE Goal of 12.22%. Contact: Engineering Specialist Adrian C. Gutierrez at 602-712-8257, or Construction Supervisor Girgis Girgis at 602-712-6710. First published on 8/28 & revised on 11/2

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5/17/13 11am REVISED

$4.6M List 089-A-(201)T IFB ADOT - Road widening on SR 89 within the City of Prescott. The work consists of widening White Spar Road to accommodate a center left turn lane and bike lanes in each direction. DBE goal of 3.56%. Contact: Engineering Specialist Don Pierson at 928-778-4679 or Construction Supervisor Andy Roth at 928-759-2426. First published on 7/3 & revised bid date on 9/7 & 10/5 & 12/18

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TBD at Mandatory Pre-bid meeting

DB WA:K O’odham Foundation Inc. - Design and build a Photovoltaic parking shade structure to supply power to an existing community center located at 2030 W. San Xavier Rd. Tucson AZ. 85746 on the San Xavier Indian Reservation. Contact: Richard DeLaCerda, Materials Manager at 520-573-4012 or rdelacerda@waknet.org. More details available at Mandatory Pre-bid meeting. First published on 1/4

1/18 9am Mand.

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1/22/13 3pm

$1M- $4M

WA1108-401 IFB City of Chandler - Dobson South Water Production Facility Improvements. Contact: Joshua Plumb at 480-782-3312 or Joshua.Plumb@Chandleraz.gov. First published on 12/21

1/8 10am

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1/22/13 3pm

SS2890RB IFB City of Lake Havasu City - Vadose Zone Well #5 (Re-bid). Contact: Jeremy Abbott, Project Manager at 928-453-6660. First published on 1/8

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1/24/13 12pm

List 4108JOC114 JOC City of Phoenix - Water Lines Emergency Repair and Replacement Job Order Contract Services. Contact: Holly Bosch at 602-256-4108. First published on 1/4

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1/24/13 2pm

3-629; FD3-830-3202

IFB City of Chandler - Above Ground Fuel System. Contact: Mike Mandt at 480-782-2406 or Mike.Mandt@Chandleraz.gov. First published on 12/28

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1/24/13 3pm REVISED

List AGFD13-00002553

IFB Arizona Game and Fish Department - Construction Services for water and sewer main extension for AGFD at the Ben Avery Shooting Facility. Contact: Elizabeth Burgard at eburgard@azgfd.gov or 623-236-7459. First published on 1/4 & revised bid date and added sign-in sheet on 1/18

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111204 IFB City of Glendale - Sarival Avenue Waterline installation, Mountain View to Northern Parkway. This project consists of installing 4,340 feet of 12” C-900 PVC waterline, ten 12” gate valves and 198 lineal feet of 30” steel pipe sleeve in Sarival Avenue, approximately 1/2 of a mile south of Peoria Avenue to the Northern Parkway. First published on 1/15

1/22 10am

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List OP 13-2365 IFB City of Goodyear - Provide and Install Anoxic Mixer for Rainbow Valley Water Reclamation Facility. Contact: George Bravakos, CPPB at 623-882-7845 or george.bravakos@goodyearaz.gov. First published on 1/11 & revised bid date and added sign-in sheet on 1/22

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1/31/13 3pm REVISED

3157-7 RFP Maricopa Community Colleges - Solar and other Renewable Energy. Contact: Tim Heinle at Pace Global at 703-818-9100 or timothy.heinle@paceglobal.com. For procurement questions contact: Len Wonsey at 480-731-8550 or len.wonsey@domail.maricopa.edu. First published on 12/21 & revised due date on 1/22

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1/31/13 4pm

RFQ City of Page - Provide delivery & quantity of repairs and/or improvements to the Wastewater & Water Treatment Plants & Systems over the duration of a maximum of 3 years. Contact: Matthew Wood at 928-645-2419. First published on 1/11

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1/31/13 5pm

2013-01 IFB Porter Mountain Domestic Water Improvement District - Provide and install voltage and phase converting Variable Frequency Drive for, and compatible with, existing Well pump. Contact: imdad44@gmail.com. First published on 1/22

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2/4/13 2pm

P3-12-02 RFQ & RFP

ADOT - Solar P3 Project. Development and implementation of a public-private partnership (P3) to assist in meeting the electric power needs through a solar power generation agreement. Size of project to be calculated by developer. Contact: Sanja Katic-Jauhar at 602-712-7525 or SKatic-Jauhar@azdot.gov with cc to: LDelamore-Crum@azdot.gov and STellez@azdot.gov. First published on 12/28 & revised bid date on 1/22

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$1.8M 79447 IFB Pima County - Green Valley WRF Sludge Processing/Odor Improvements Project. Contact: Jerry Rizzo at jerome.rizzo@pima.gov. First published on 1/11

1/23 10am

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2/5/13 2pm

$2.6M- $3.2M

List PW16810004 D-B-B City of Phoenix - SR 85 Landfill Stormwater Control System, Phase 2 Design Bid Build Services. Work shall consist of approximately 316,000 C.Y. of excavation and construction of phase 2 of a stormwater system which includes 80,000 S.Y. of riprap material, associated geotextile material and gabions. This project has a 12% SBE goal. Contact: Kandi Kowalsky at 602-534-8352. First published on 1/11

1/23 10am

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2/6/13 2pm

13-6913 RFP Education Service Center-Region 19 - National Energy Performance Services and Related Items (Free registration required). Contact: Royce Cleveland at rcleveland@esc19.net. First published on 1/8

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2/6/13 3pm

13-080 RFP City of Tempe - Solar Photovoltaic Electric Generating Systems. Contact: Michael Greene at michael_greene@tempe.gov or 480-350-8516. Site visits are mandatory. First published on 1/4 and added mandatory site visit info from addendum #1 on 1/11

1/15 9am Mand.

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2/6/13 5pm

$5M- $6M

P13-0042 JOC City of Peoria - JOC for Water and Wastewater Facilities Projects. Contact: Christine Finney at Christine.Finney@PeoriaAZ.Gov. First published on 1/15

1/22 10am

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# 00100 IFB City of Eloy - Construction of Houser Road and Toltec Road Waterlines and Pump Station No. 2 Expansion. The project consists of a new booster pump station, temporary pumping station, and new 12” & 16” pipelines. Bid documents available on January 4th, 2013 at PRI. Contact: Carollo Engineers at 602-263-9500. First published on 12/14

1/18 2pm

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IFB City of Winslow - First Street Waterline Extension. Base bid includes construction of an 8” waterline along First Street from Parker Avenue to Alder Avenue, alternate includes Alder from First Street to Second Street. Contact: Woodson Engineering and Surveying FTP site: flgadmin@woodsoneng.com. First published on 1/15

2/5 2pm Mand.

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2/12/13 2pm

$1M- $5M

13-B-01 IFB Mohave County - Moccasin Wash Culvert Replacement. Contact: Tara Acton at 928-753-0752 or tara.acton@mohavecounty.us. First published on 1/22

1/24 12:30pm

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2/14/13 2pm

$22M List #12-9135 CMAR UA - CMAR for North Campus Infrastructure. Work includes mechanical; electrical; telecommunication utility distribution systems; central plant heating, chilled water and potable water production; sewer and surface drainage to support new research facilities and future campus development. Contact: Ralph Banks at 520-621-3326 or rabanks@u.arizona.edu. First published on 1/22

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2/21/13 3pm

DB The City of Globe - Design Build Emergency Generator. Design and install a system to provide emergency power at the City’s wastewater treatment plant. Contact: Gina Paul at 928-425-7146 x21 or gpaul@globeaz.gov. First published on 1/18

1/24 10am Mand.

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2/26/13 2pm

IFB City of Sedona - Minor Lift Station Modifications & Back O’Beyond Lift Station Replacement Project. Contact: Roxanne Holland at Rholland@sedonaaz.gov. First published on 1/15

1/24 2:30pm Mand.

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1/22/13 4pm REVISED

List FA4887-13-R-0001

DB Department of the Air Force - Community Commons Transformation. Design-build Renovation of Building 700 at Luke AFB, AZ. Work includes: Demolition; Site work; Utilities; Landscape Architecture and Irrigation; Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Engineering; HVAC; Structural Engineering; Architectural, Fire Protection Systems; Interior Design, and installation of Finishes, Furnishings, and Equipment. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Set Aside. Contact: Ryan Shappell, Contract Administrator, at 623-856-2784 or ryan.shappell@us.af.mil. Pre-Solicitation first published on 11/2. Solicitation first published on 12/7 & added sign-in Sheet on 12/21 & revised bid date on 1/15

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1/23/13 2pm

$400K IFB 78777 IFB Pima County - NRPR Ajo Community Center Upgrades. The project consists of conversion of mechanical system from evaporative cooling to air conditioning, replacement of ceilings and lighting, ADA improvements to restrooms, replacement of kitchen floor, painting of interior, replacement of countertops, patch and seal of parking lot and driveway, and provision of a class ‘A’ fire alarm system. Contact: Melissa Hala’ufia at melissa.halaufia@pima.gov. First published on 12/28 & added additional site visit on 1/15

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1/23/13 2pm

13-6915 RFP Education Service Center-Region 19 - National Job Order Contracting for Building and Facility Waterproofing and Manufacturers Associated Materials (Free registration required). Contact: Royce Cleveland at rcleveland@esc19.net. First published on 1/8

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1/24/13 4pm

S 02921 IFB Maricopa County - Parkview Estates #30 Remodel Project. Contact: Janet Belfield at 602-744-4537 or j.belfield@maricopahousing.org. First published on 1/22

1/15/13 Link

1/25/13 2pm

#12-04-13 RFP Gila River Indian Community - Pre-Construction Services for District 6 Head Start & Tenant Improvements Project. Contact: Randy Allen at 520-562-6081 or randy.allen@gric.nsn.us. First published on 1/4

1/8 1:30pm Mand.

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ADOT13-00002119

IFB ADOT - Modular Office Buildings delivered and assembled to sites (TBD). Contact: Earl Payne at epayne@azdot.gov or 602-712-8514. First published on 12/11 & revised bid date on 12/28 & 1/15

12/12 9:30am

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IFB City of Sedona - Kitchen Expansion at Adult Community Center of Sedona. Contact: Tracy Bouvier at 928-213-5240 or email at tbouvier@nacog.org. First published on 1/8

1/17 1pm Mand.

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1/29/13 10:30am

12-2330-004 RFO Yuma County - Modular Unit for Aztec High School. Contact: Steve Mendoza at 908-817-5104 or steve.mendoza@yumacountyaz.gov. First published on 1/11

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1/29/13 3pm

RFP #3164-7 JOC Maricopa Community Colleges - JOC Services for Commercial General Construction. Contact: Gary R. Eberhard, RA District Architectural Project Manager at 480-731-8568 or gary.eberhard@domail.maricopa.edu or Len Wonsey, CPPB Buyer II, at 480-731-8550 or len.wonsey@domail.maricopa.edu. First published on 12/28

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1/30/13 4pm

VA258-12-R-0490

Sub bids Total Team Construction Services - Requesting Sub bids to Replace Roofs Main Hospital Building #107, Both A & B Sections & Extension Building #108 at the Bob Stump VA Medical Center, Prescott. 100% SDVOSB Set Aside. Contact: Brian Goecke at 916-456-5250. First published on 1/8

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1/31/13 12pm

RFQ #13-03-17

RFQ Tolleson Elementary School District - Construction Project Management Services. Contact: Crystal Martin at 623-533-3927 or cmartin@tesd.k12.az.us. First published on 1/18

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1/31/13 2pm

IFB Ak-Chin Indian Community - Remodel of Hohokam Park which will include Civil, Structural, Architectural, Mechanical, Electrical work to remodel a Community Park near the town of Maricopa, Arizona. Indian Preference. Contact: Project Manager, Larry Joe, at 520-568-1160. First published on 12/28

1/17 1:30pm

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1/31/13 2pm

CI0009 IFB Yavapai County - Rehabilitation of the Yavapai County Courthouse. Contact: Otwell Associates Architects at 928-445-4951. First published on 1/15

1/24 1:30pm Mand.

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2/1/13 2:30pm

$7.4M RFQ 13-040 CMAR Paradise Valley Unified School District - CM@R Services for Pinnacle High School Renovations (Free registration required). Contact: Ken Carter at 602-449-2071 or kecarter@pvschools.net. ADM Group is the Architect. First published on 12/28

1/17 12:30pm

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2/5/13 2:30pm

$2.5M RFQ 13-041 CMAR RFQ

Paradise Valley Unified School District - CM@R Services for Mercury Mine Elementary School Renovations (Free registration required). Contact: Leslie Small at 602-449-2080 or lsmall@pvlearners.net. The architect is NTD Architects. First published on 12/18

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IFB AZ DEMA - USPF&O Bathroom Remodel. Provide Tenant Improvement for four (4) existing bathrooms located at PPMR, USPF&O 5636 East McDowell Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85008. Contact: Chris Moehr at 602-267-2727 or Betty Austin at 602-267-2765. First published on 1/18 & revised bid date/time, Pre-bid meeting date/time and added planholders list on 1/22

1/29 9am REVISED

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12-0053 IFB Amphitheater Public Schools - Nash Elementary School Library Improvements. Contact: Peter Burgard, Purchasing Manager, at 520-696-3713. First published on 1/22

1/14 2pm

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2/7/13 5pm

IFB Casa Grande Union High School District - Exterior Weatherproofing at Casa Grande High School. Project Manual and Drawings may be obtained at the office of HDA Architects at 480-539-8800. First published on 1/22

2/1 4pm

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2/12/13 2pm

List W912L213 B0001

IFB Department of the Army - Construct Predator Launch and Recovery Element (LRE) at Ft. Huachuca. This project will provide an approximately 20,600 SF maintenance hangar and 2,000 SF LRE, with reinforced concrete foundation and floor slab, steel framed masonry walls and sloped standing seam metal roof. Small Business Set-aside. This project will meet or exceed a USGBC LEED Silver Certifiable level of construction. Contact: Thomas Schoening at 602-267-2804. Pre-Solicitation First published on 12/14

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$30M- $40M

List 13-102-SOL-00001

DB Department of Health and Human Services - Kayenta Quarters Design-Build Construction Project. Small Business Set-aside. Contact: Jane A. Stuessy, Contract Specialist, at jane.stuessy@ihs.gov or 206-615-2533. Pre-Solicitation first published on 12/28 & moved to solicitations on 1/15

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2/12/13 2:30pm

RFQ 13-039 CMAR Paradise Valley Unified School District - Construction Manager at Risk Services for Paradise Valley High School Renovations (Free registration required). Contact: Leslie Small at 602-449-2080 or lsmall@pvlearners.net. First published on 1/22

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2/14/13 3pm

List 072382-13-A-0003

JOC United States Postal Service - Indefinite Quantity Contract- Job Order Contract for the State of Arizona. Work includes all labor, materials, equipment and services necessary for a wide range of repair and alteration projects. Contact: Lillian B Davila, Facilities Contract Specialist at lillian.b.davila@usps.gov or 303-853-6935. First published on 1/18

1/31 1pm

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2/28/13 1pm

$25K- $100K

List F13PS00127 IFB Department of the Interior - Willow Beach Shop Renovations at Willow Beach National Fish Hatchery in Willow Beach, AZ. Work includes replace stairs, install partition walls, repair, and replace concrete, install doors, install wiring, switches and light fixtures. Small Business Set -aside. Contact: Ray A. Fletcher at ray_fletcher@fws.gov. First published on 1/11

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MaintenanceMaintenanceMaintenance & AlterationsIncludes abatement, remediation, landscaping, irrigation, fencing, single-trade, and maintenance solicitations. Also captures public-agency owned renovations of residential properties. In the “Contract Type” column, RFQ generally translates into a qualifications-based selection, while RFP notes a lump-sum proposal.

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1/22/13 12pm

13-200-001 RFP Yuma County - Exterior Painting at Sheriff’s Office and Detention Center. Contact: Steve Mendoza at 908-817-5104 or steve.mendoza@yumacountyaz.gov. First published on 1/11

1/14 9am Mand.

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1/22/13 2pm

12-015RMB IFB Tempe Union High School District - Electrical Services. Contact: Missy Mudry at 480-345-3714 or mmudry@tuhsd.k12.az.us. First published on 12/21

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1/24/13 2:30pm

IFB 13-019 IFB Paradise Valley Unified School District - Doors - Materials and Installation (Free registration required). Contact: Lynn Hofmann at 602-449-2070 or lhofmann@pvschools.net. First published on 1/11

Link

1/24/13 3pm

List P13/9794 RFP Pima Community College - District wide Security Access System (Re-bid). Mandatory pre-bid conference. Contact: DO-Staff-FOProcur@pima.edu. First published on 12/4 & added sign-in sheet on 1/11

12/18 8:30am Mand.

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1/24/13 3pm

$65K ITB-B13-003- 0-2013/KP

IFB Lake Havasu City - Aquatic Center Gym Floor Replacement. Contact: Kimberly Fiumara at 928-453-6660. First published on 1/8

Link

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1/24/13 3:30pm

OP 13-2364 IFB City of Goodyear - Provide and Install Windscreens for City of Goodyear Baseball Park. Contact: George Bravakos at 623-882-7845 or george.bravakos@goodyearaz.gov. First published on 1/11

schedule site visit

Link

1/25/13 10am

IFB City of Casa Grande - Neighborhood Revitalization Program. Rehabilitation of One (1) single family dwelling. First published on 1/15

Link

1/25/13 2pm

RFP 13-018 RFP City of Phoenix - Tal WI WI Ranch Water System Operating & Maintenance Tasks - Requirements Contract. Contact: Barbara Hummell, 602-495-0699 or barbara.hummell@phoenix.gov. First published on 12/18

1/8 9am

Link

1/28/13 1:30pm

City of Eloy Housing Rehabilitation Program - Rehabilitation of one (1) single family dwelling. First published on 1/15

Link

1/28/13 4pm REVISED

12-231-17 IFB Page Unified School District - Roofing Repair and Reconstruction of Middle School. Contact: Lauren Randel at 928-608-4182. First published on 1/15 & revised on 1/22

1/16 2pm

Link

1/29/13 11am

List 12171-BDD-2013

D-B-B Maricopa County - Hail Damage Roof Replacement Buildings 1914, 1915 and 1403G. Contact: Corry Slama at 602-506-2248 or slamac@mail.maricopa.gov. First published on 12/28

1/8 9am Mand.

Link

1/29/13 1pm

76720 IFB Pima County - Signage Services for Kino Sports Complex. Contact: Walter Lewandowski at Walter.Lewandowski@pima.gov. First published on 1/11

1/17 10am

Link

1/29/13 1:30pm

IFB Yavapai County - Video Visitation Equipment installation for Yavapai County Sheriff’s detention center in Camp Verde, AZ. Contact: A&E Reprographics for plans at 928-442-9116 or prescott@a-erepro.com. First published on 1/15

1/17 10am Mand.

Link

1/29/13 3pm

ADOT13-00002386

RFP ADOT - Construction, Installation & Maintenance of Specific Service Logo Sign Panels - Urban Area Program. Contact: Christina Jimenez at 602-712-4458 or cjimenez@azdot.gov. First published on 1/4

1/14 9am

Link

1/30/13 2pm

13PB023 IFB City of Scottsdale - Sports Field Lighting Replacement. Contact: Karie Ingles at 480-312-5744 or kingles@scottsdaleaz.gov. First published on 1/15

1/17 1pm Mand.

Link

1/31/13 1:30pm

1320227 IFB Yavapai County - Hauling Services from Skull Valley Solid Waste Transfer Station in Yavapai County. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or MaryAn.Sala@co.yavapai.az.us. First published on 1/22

1/24 10am

Link

1/31/13 1:30pm

1320226 IFB Yavapai County - Hauling Services from Seligman Solid Waste Transfer Station in Yavapai County. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or MaryAn.Sala@co.yavapai.az.us. First published on 1/22

1/24 10am

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1/31/13 1:30pm

1320225 IFB Yavapai County - Hauling Services from Mayer Solid Waste Transfer Station in Yavapai County. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or MaryAn.Sala@co.yavapai.az.us. First published on 1/22

1/24 10am

Link

1/31/13 1:30pm

1320224 IFB Yavapai County - Hauling Services from Congress Solid Waste Transfer Station in Yavapai County. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or MaryAn.Sala@co.yavapai.az.us. First published on 1/22

1/24 10am

Link

1/31/13 1:30pm

1320223 IFB Yavapai County - Hauling Services from Bagdad Solid Waste Transfer Station in Yavapai County. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or MaryAn.Sala@co.yavapai.az.us. First published on 1/22

1/24 10am

Link

1/31/13 1:30pm

1320221 IFB Yavapai County - Hauling Services from Camp Verde Solid Waste Transfer Station in Yavapai County. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or MaryAn.Sala@co.yavapai.az.us. First published on 1/22

1/24 10am

Link

1/31/13 1:30pm

1314324 IFB Yavapai County - Hauling Services from Black Canyon City Solid Waste Transfer Station in Yavapai County. Contact: MaryAn Sala, Contract Administration, at 928-777-7522 or MaryAn.Sala@co.yavapai.az.us. First published on 1/22

1/24 10am

Link

1/31/13 3pm

CM3-988-3204

IFB City of Chandler - Landscape Maintenance - Downtown Lots. Contact: Raquel McMahon at 480-782-2407 or Raquel@McMahon@Chandleraz.gov. First published on 1/8

1/16 10am

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1/31/13 COB

RFQuote Tombstone School District -E-Rate Wireless LAN and Cabling for Access Points. Contact: Mike Torres at techs@tombstone.k12.az.us. First published on 1/16 & revised bid time on 1/18

Link

2/1/13 2pm

13-064 IFB City of Phoenix - Preventative Maintenance of Lenel Access Control Systems - Requirements Contract. Contact: Barbara Hummell, 602-495-0699 or barbara.hummell@phoenix.gov. First published on 12/18

1/8 10:30am

Link

2/1/13 2pm

IFB 13-082 IFB City of Phoenix - Metal Millwork, Repair, and Replace. Requirements Work includes fabricating, replacing and repairing, and installing all types of metal millwork. Contact: Barbara Hummell at 602-495-0699 or barbara.hummell@phoenix.gov. First published on 1/11

1/16 9am

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2/1/13 COB

RFQuote Gilbert Public Schools - E-Rate Wireless LAN and Cabling for Access Points at Harris Elementary School in Gilbert. Contact: Jim Pacek at jim.pacek@gilbertschools.net. First published on 1/8

1/15 3pm

Link

2/1/13 COB

RFQuote Gilbert Public Schools -E-Rate Internal Connections – Network Infrastructure Equipment at Harris Elementary School in Gilbert. Contact: Jim Pacek at jim.pacek@gilbertschools.net. First published on 1/8

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2/1/13 COB

RFQuote Gilbert Public Schools - E-Rate Internal Connections – Structured Cabling at Harris Elementary School in Gilbert. Contact: Jim Pacek at jim.pacek@gilbertschools.net. First published on 1/8

1/15 3pm

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2/1/13 COB

RFQuote Gilbert Public Schools - E-Rate Wide Area Network at all Gilbert public schools. Contact: Jim Pacek at jim.pacek@gilbertschools.net. First published on 1/8

Link

2/1/13 COB

IFB American Legion Post No. 9 - Exterior painting, stucco repair, soffit and fascia replacement. Contact: Rick LaBakis or Bill Wood at 520-868-5576. First published on 1/22

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2/4/13 4pm

120550 RFP City of Tucson - Security Hardware: Purchase, Install & Maintenance. Contact: Cherie Odeski at 520-837-4126 or Cherie.Odeski@tucsonaz.gov. First published on 1/18

Link

2/6/13 2pm

$200K 55078A IFB Pima County - Mobile Home Weatherization Services. Potential services include furnace removal or replacement, window/door replacement, plumbing, electrical and related work. Contact: Melissa Hala’ufia at melissa.halaufia@pima.gov. First published on 1/15 & added sign-in sheet on 1/22

1/17 8am

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2/6/13 4pm

IFB City of Safford - Sand Filter Shade Structure. Supply and install a 60 ft by 60 ft shade structure. Contact: Reed Larson, Staff Engineer, at rlarson@ci.safford.az.us. First published on 1/11

Link

2/7/13 3pm

FA3-910-3205 IFB City of Chandler - Fire Station #5 Bay Door Replacements. Contact: Kristy Garcia at 480-782-2402 or Kristy.Garcia@Chandleraz.gov. First published on 1/11

1/24 9am

Link

2/7/13 3pm

251303 IFB ASU - UCENT Window tinting (Re-Bid). Install window tinting at the University Center to reduce solar energy gain. Contact: Pamela Veal at 480-727-3752 or Pamela.seward@asu.edu. First published on 1/18

none Link

2/7/13 5pm

IFB Casa Grande Union High School District - Roofing at Casa Grande High School. Project Manual and Drawings may be obtained at the office of HDA Architects at 480-539-8800. First published on 1/22

2/4 10am

Link

2/13/13 3pm

B13-WW13-01

IFB Lake Havasu City - Replacement of 550 Low Pressure Amalgam UV Lamps for Trojan 3000+ Disinfection Systems. Contact: Sharon Mann, administrative specialist II at manns@lhcaz.gov. First published on 1/18

none Link

2/15/13 3pm

List 13-161-SOL-00003

IFB Department of Health and Human Services - Flooring Replacement at the Desert Vision Youth Wellness Center in Sacaton, AZ. Total Small Business Set-aside. Contact: Bonnie L. Hicks, Contracting Officer at Bonnie.hicks@ihs.gov or 214-767-8587. First published on 1/18 & Canceled on 1/22

1/30 10am

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1/22/13 9am

643204 RFQuote City of Phoenix - Aggregate mix and materials. Contact: Alan Koberna at 602-534-9805 or alan.koberna@phoenix.gov. First published on 1/18

N/A Link

1/22/13 9am

643203 RFQuote City of Phoenix - Aggregate mix and materials with fiber tape. Contact: Alan Koberna at 602-534-9805 or alan.koberna@phoenix.gov. First published on 1/18

N/A Link

1/22/13 9am

643215 RFQuote City of Phoenix - Supply Heavy Wall Pipe and Flanges. Contact: Roseann Yrigoyen at 602-534-9805 or roseann.yrigoyen@phoenix.gov. First published on 1/18

N/A Link

1/22/13 5pm

RFQuote Town of Marana - Supply and deliver Drinkning Fountains. Contact: Michael Glasson at 520 382-1983 or mglasson@marana.com. First published on 1/18

Link

1/23/13 12pm

FA4877-13-Q-0169 RFQuote Department of the Air Force - Insulation Purchases delivered to Tucson. Small Business Set aside. Contact: Adam H. Tausch at adam.tausch@dm.af.mil or 520-228-2377. First published on 1/22

Link

1/23/13 3pm

RFP 021304 RFP ASU - Decision Theater Daily-Use Projectors. Contact: Stacie Malekooti at 480-965-8860 or stacie.malekooti@asu.edu. First published on 1/4

1/7 10am

Link

1/23/13 3pm

IFB City of Safford - Supply a Pad Mount Transformer 2500KVA 12470Y/7200. Contact: Michael R. Faunce, Material Management Supervisor, at 928-432-4081 or mfaunce@ci.safford.az.us or Eric Whisman, Material Management Specialist, at 928-432-4085 and ewhisman@ci.safford.az.us. First published on 1/4

Link

1/25/13 2pm

IFB 13-107 IFB City of Phoenix - Fasteners - Requirements Contract - Citywide. Contact: Mary Hammer at 602-262-7793 or mary.hammer@phoenix.gov. First published on 1/4

N/A Link

1/25/13 2pm

IFB 13-022 IFB City of Phoenix - Citywide Air Conditioning Equipment and Parts - Requirements Contract-Citywide. Contact: Mary Hammer at 602-262-7793 or mary.hammer@phoenix.gov. First published on 1/5

N/A Link

1/28/13 2pm

IFB 01-03-13 IFB Gila River Indian Community - Caterpillar Heavy Equipment purchase. Supply a 2012 or 2013 CAT CW14 Pneumatic Roller and CAT 420F 4EC-IT Backhoe. Contact: Randy Allen at randy.allen@gric.nsn.us. First published on 1/18

none Link

1/29/13 10am

DEMA13-00002575 IFB AZDEMA - Supply a Front Wheel Loader. Contact: Stephen Mancuso at 602-267-2765. First published on 1/18

N/A Link

1/29/13 3pm

C12-12-017 IFB Navajo County - Purchase of one or more Backhoe Loaders. Contact: Jeanine Carruthers, Deputy Director of Public Works Administration at 928-524-4100 or jeanine.carruthers@navajocountyaz.gov. First published on 1/4

Link

Pre-SolicitationsProducts & EquipmentProducts & EquipmentRequests for equipment (purchase and rental), furnish only of materials, and related items.

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1/30/13 3pm

B12-12-012 IFB Navajo County - Purchase of one or more Water Tanker Trailers (6,000 - 6,500 Gallon). Contact: Jeanine Carruthers, Deputy Director of Public Works Administration at 928-524-4100 or jeanine.carruthers@navajocountyaz.gov. First published on 1/4

Link

1/31/13 1:30pm

78870 IFB Pima County - Aggregate Base Course (ABC) with Lime for Special Projects. Contact: Hazel Houston at 520-724-8168 or Hazel.Houston@pima.gov. First published on 1/22

1/24 1:30pm

Link

2/1/13 2pm

RFP 13-020 RFP City of Phoenix - Plumbing Supplies - Requirements Contract (Citywide). Contact: Mary Hammer at 602-262-7793 or mary.hammer@phoenix.gov. First published on 1/6

N/A Link

2/6/13 3pm

2012011 IFB City of Mesa - Supply two (2) Magnetic Drive Centrifugal Pumps. Contact: Angela Bennett at AngelaBennett@mesaaz.gov. First published on 1/22

Link

2/6/13 3pm

2013012 IFB City of Mesa - Traffic Signal Control Cabinets. Contact: Clayton Campbell at Clayton. Campbell @mesaaz.gov. First published on 1/22

Link

2/11/13 3pm

2013008 RFP City of Mesa - Asphalt Materials. Contact: Brandy Anderson at Brandy.anderson@mesaaz.gov. First published on 1/22

Link

2/12/13 2pm

13-48MB IFB Mesa Unified School District - Fasteners, Nuts, Bolts, Screws, Etc. for Mesa Unified School District #4 (Free registration required). Contact: Lauren Jaramillo at 480-472-6122or email@mpsaz.org. First published on 1/22

1/23 9am

Link

2/14/13 2pm

TE3-065-3214 IFB City of Chandler - Purchase of Bucket Trucks. Contact: Mike Mandt at 480-782-2406 or Mike.Mandt@Chandleraz.gov. First published on 1/22

1/31 2pm

Link

3/1/13 5pm

AG-84M8-S-13-7000 RFQuote Department of Agriculture - VIPR I-BPA for Heavy Equipment with Water for Region 4 - Intermountain Region. Small Business Set aside. Contact: Kimberly Luft at 303-275-5405 or kluft@fs.fed.us. Pre-Solicitation first published on 11/2 & published as a solicitation on 11/27

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new AG-8197-S-13-0001

<$5M Target: 2/1 Due: 3/4 5pm

IDIQ Department of Agriculture - IDIQ Rangeland Fence and Water Systems Reconstruction in Tucson, HUBZone Set-Aside. Contact: Mark Hostetler, Contracting Officer at mhostetler@fs.fed.us or 520-388-8312. Pre-Solicitation first published on 1/22

Link

new L13PS00085 $100K- $250K

Target: 2/1 Due: 3/4 5pm

Department of the Interior - Adobe Hay Barn Rehabilitation at Empire Ranch in Vail AZ. Small Business Set aside. Contact: Sonja C. Tweten-Grout, Contract Specialist, at sgrout@blm.gov. Pre-Solicitation first published on 1/22

Link

new DE-SOL-0004963 $1M- $5M

Target: 1/30/13 IFB Department of Energy - DSW NERS Mitigation Year 1. Work includes removing 2.2-miles of three-phase double bundled 345-kV transmission line conductor, complete with suspension clamps and compression dead ends, from existing insulator assemblies. Small Business Set-aside. Contact: Patrick Harvey at harvey@wapa.gov or 602-605-2768. Pre-Solicitation first published on 1/22

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