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Scottsdale is advancing an expanded Old Town marketing plan, with strong stakeholder input that it include district‑specific strategies and KPIs focused on higher‑spending visitors. Speakers asked for baselined demographics, tailored creative for each district, hotel concierge tools, geo‑fenced messaging, and measurement based on spending and repeat visits, not just foot counts. Staff now needs to translate these concepts into concrete campaigns, analytics, and possibly vendor‑supported programs.
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$2,500,000Jul 1, 2026The City is renewing and binding comprehensive insurance coverage for FY 2027 totaling $2,186,866.79 with Alliant Insurance Services, Inc. Coverage spans property, multiple liability lines, workers comp excess, cyber, auto, drone, and deadly weapon/crisis response. Alliant is the current broker/partner, and this size of program suggests ongoing risk management, safety, and cyber-security service needs plus future rebid or coverage adjustments.
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$2,186,867Jul 15, 2026Eloy intends to authorize use of Pinal County Job Order Contract No. 233828ROQ with Ellison-Mills Construction for design and construction of Phase 1 of the Sunland Gin waterline upgrade. The not-to-exceed amount is $2,675,000 and the project is part of the FY 2026-2027 capital improvement program. This awards major utility work to Ellison-Mills and signals upcoming phases, inspection, and related infrastructure needs around the upgraded waterline corridor.
Contract Award
$2,675,000Jul 13, 2026Eloy authorized use of Pinal County Job Order Contract No. 233828ROQ with Ellison-Mills Construction, LLC for design and construction of Phase 1 of the Sunland Gin waterline upgrade. The not-to-exceed amount is $2,675,000 and the project is part of the FY 2026-2027 capital improvement program. This confirms Ellison-Mills as the contractor for Phase 1, while future phases, related utility work, and materials supply may still represent opportunities.
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$2,675,000Jul 13, 2026The Police Department is seeking approval of a new three‑year, sole‑source agreement with Flock Group, Inc. worth up to $1,105,265.38 to consolidate and expand ALPR and gunshot detection into an integrated platform. The deal adds Drone as a First Responder, RTIC tools, FlockOS Premium, Flock911 CAD integration, community cameras, video gateways, and related services, raising annual cost from $214,055 to over $400,000 in years 2–3. This firmly positions Flock as El Mirage’s public safety tech core, but opens opportunities for complementary video, networking, drone support, and analytics services.
Contract Award
$1,105,265Jul 7, 2026Council is approving a Design Build Manager construction services contract with Willmeng Construction for up to $12,907,921.55 to build a new parking structure at 7375 E. Stetson Drive in Old Town (Capital Project PD2503). The City Manager is authorized to execute additional documents to carry out the project. While the primary DBM is selected, there will be substantial subcontracting and systems needs (parking technology, lighting, security, signage) as the structure is designed and built.
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$12,907,921Jul 2, 2026Scottsdale approved a construction phase contract with Chasse Building Team to add levels to the Brown Avenue Parking Structure in Old Town. The not‑to‑exceed amount is $12,463,464 under Bond 2019 Project No. 63 (Capital Project PD2101). Work will expand parking capacity at 7234 E. 2nd Street. Contractors, parking technology vendors, and adjacent businesses should watch for related needs such as wayfinding, access control, and street improvements during and after construction.
Contract Award
$12,463,464Jul 1, 2026Scottsdale Council approved moving forward with the Old Town corral parking garage, despite ongoing community controversy over location, design, and need. Speakers noted about $6 million has already been spent on design and preconstruction, and the July 1 item authorizes roughly $12 million more to complete the structure. The vendor is effectively set and work is proceeding, but this creates follow‑on needs around construction services, wayfinding, parking technology, security, and future expansion or nearby redevelopment.
Contract Award
$18,000,000Jul 1, 2026The Pronghorn Ranch Community Facilities District Board adopted a $1,078,368 FY2026-27 budget, funded by primary and secondary property taxes plus a Successor-in-Interest Charge on undeveloped lots. Most spending covers debt service on 2013 refunding bonds, with $34,800 for general operations and a substantial fund balance for future years. This confirms long-term tax-backed funding and ongoing infrastructure obligations in the Pronghorn Ranch development, useful for engineering, maintenance, and special-district management vendors tracking future maintenance or small capital needs.
Contract Award
$1,078,368Jun 25, 2026Scottsdale approved buying 15,000 acre‑feet of long‑term storage credits from Vidler Water Company in Harquahala Valley for $8.25 million, creating a new capital project for this water asset. The credits will tie into a planned CAP turnout and groundwater conveyance infrastructure the city and golf-course partners have been advancing, with runway for NEPA and construction starting around 2027. The deal is already selected, but it reveals Scottsdale’s push to secure non-local supplies, future treatment needs, and long‑term water portfolio work where technical, engineering, and financial vendors can still help.
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Government Agencies in Arizona, Arizona
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