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Showing 5 of 32 projects
SR89 effluent and wastewater project - securing a new contractor for the remaining 85% of design and subsequent construction.
Agency:
City of PrescottStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Kimley Horn (current contractor, under criticism)
Note:
Current contractor (Kimley Horn) criticized for various failures, contract expires 2025-11-12. New "world-class company" needed for remaining 85% of design. Project involves effluent/wastewater lines, traffic flow improvements (roundabouts). Focus on engineering excellence, fiscal responsibility, and avoiding shortcuts/mistakes.
Purchase of 1.36 acres of real property for relocation of Fire Station 73 and design services for new/modernized Fire Stations (72, 73, 76)
Agency:
City of PrescottStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Pearlman Architects; James Revocable Trust; VLA Design LLC (subcontractor, under scrutiny)
Note:
First major capital investment in fire infrastructure in 35 years. Improves response times, protects $1.6B additional property. Station 76 (new) on Sundog Ranch Road, Station 73 (relocated) near Constellation Trail, Station 72 (modernization) on Sixth Street. Funded by Prop 478. Design contract for all three stations awarded to Pearlman Architects. Concerns raised about subcontractor VLA Design LLC's experience for landscaping.
Design build contract for Prescott Fire Training Tower
Agency:
City of PrescottStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Jansen Construction LLC
Note:
New fire training tower on site of old tower. Design build contract. Includes site prep (demolition, subgrade), detention basin for water capture. Modular design allows for potential future relocation. Will combine Class A (combustible) and Class B (gas) training. Concerns raised about location being incompatible with recreational areas (Peine Trail, Watson Woods, bald eagles).
Conduct detailed financial analysis of proposed workforce housing incentives (e.g., fee waivers, density bonuses, expedited review) to determine cost-effectiveness, return on investment, and operational overhead. Develop actionable strategic plans and scorecards for project evaluation.
Agency:
City of PrescottStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Pollock and Company
Note:
Inferred: Council seeks more robust financial modeling and data to implement the workforce housing policy effectively. Remaining grant funds are available for this purpose.
General construction, architecture, and engineering services for water and wastewater treatment plants and remote facilities.
Agency:
City of TollesonStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
Felix Construction Company
Note:
Felix Construction is primary contractor under cooperative contract; however, these major infrastructure projects typically require subconsultants, specialty trades, and equipment suppliers. Actual projects and scope will vary by task order. The pre-existing familiarity and satisfaction with contractor suggests continuity, but local/subcontractor opportunities are very likely.
Cochise County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Grant funding to partially fund consulting services for the development of the Cosina Communitaria Community Kitchen Development Plan.
Agency:
City of DouglasStatus:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
Local First Arizona
Note:
Grant is specifically for consulting services for the development plan.
Grant funding for the purchase of essential equipment and consulting services for the Douglas Community Kitchen Project.
Agency:
City of DouglasStatus:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
Local First Arizona
Note:
Grant is specifically for essential equipment and consulting related to food entrepreneurship.
Coconino County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Review and potential renewal/amendment of the contract for the Flock Safety ALPR system, including changes to data retention (proposed 14 days), state-level data sharing (limit to NAU, Cookanino County, tribal nations), and enhanced transparency/auditing.
Agency:
City of FlagstaffStatus:
Service type:
Public Safety
Associated Companies:
Flock Safety
Note:
Council expressed strong intent to implement tighter controls, reduced data retention, and increased transparency. Potential for competitive bidding if renewed contract terms are too restrictive for Flock or if contract is terminated.
Graham County
Showing 5 of 7 projects
Approve $13,456 change order to WestLand Engineering and Environmental for Lebanon Waterline Project, covering additional federal compliance, management, and reporting under USDA and BABA rules.
Agency:
City of SaffordStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
WestLand Engineering & Environmental Services
Note:
Federal funding and compliance are driving additional technical, administrative, and consulting demand. This is a direct federal infrastructure-funded project, likely also creating opportunities for downstream construction, inspection, and reporting tasks.
Approve $374,596 to Saveco for 24/7 septage unit at Wastewater Treatment Plant, allowing commercial haulers access, metered discharges, and automated waste handling.
Agency:
City of SaffordStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Saveco
Note:
Project contract to be awarded to Saveco; service support, software integration, facility modifications, and staff training will create follow-on opportunities. This will improve commercial services and operational efficiency at the plant.
Approve $113,737 change order to WestLand Engineering for additional required cultural/archeological studies and report preparation due to federal USDA requirements for Sanchez Road waterline construction.
Agency:
City of SaffordStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
WestLand Engineering & Environmental Services
Note:
Archeological/cultural resource providers may be required for field work, reporting, and new compliance standards. This project is federally funded; possible additional scopes for specialized analysis and construction impact mitigation.
City executing a $1.95M lease agreement with Zions Bancorporation for 24 new vehicles, golf equipment including a mower reel grinder, and two Chevy Colorado trucks.
Agency:
City of SaffordStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Zions Bancorporation, Kempton Chevrolet, Pride Outfitting LLC, Bernard Express Dual Grinder (manufacturer), OB Sports Golf Management
Note:
Significant lease program for municipal vehicles and golf course equipment; associated opportunities for suppliers, upfitters, and fleet service providers.
City reallocating and increasing funds for Mt. Graham Golf Club: repurposing $226,000 and adding $156,125 to fund a wedding venue near the 18th hole, entry area updates, and major enhancements for the driving range (range tech, covered bays, furniture, lighting, etc.) to grow event and golf revenues.
Agency:
City of SaffordStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Troon
Note:
This is a multi-phase project rapidly moving forward; opportunities include construction, event infrastructure, landscaping, landscaping architecture, audio/visual tech, and event/vending services. The project intends to position the course for significant private events and tourism draws.
Maricopa County
Showing 5 of 20 projects
Contract with Delta-T Group, Inc for district-funded 1:1 nursing services to support students' IEP requirements.
Agency:
Alhambra Elementary DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Public Services
Associated Companies:
Delta-T Group, Inc
Note:
Explicit contract award for nursing services. Inferred: Subcontract opportunities for registered nurses or healthcare staffing agencies specializing in school-based services.
O'Hanlon, Demerath & Castillo contracted to provide governance coaching and training based on SOFG framework for district leadership.
Agency:
Washington Elementary DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Education & Training
Associated Companies:
O'Hanlon, Demerath & Castillo
Note:
Possible continued need for organizational development, leadership facilitation, or data-driven governance advisors. Inferred: Training and process improvement for governance best practices, with relevance for consultants supporting board or district transformation.
District authorized to utilize intergovernmental cooperative purchasing contracts, expanding sources for goods and services above $100,000 with multiple consortiums.
Agency:
Washington Elementary DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
1GPA, ADE, Choice Partners, GPPCS, MESC, Omnia Partners, PEPPM, SAVE, SPO, TIPS USA
Note:
Broad open door for vendors on cooperative contracts to win large bids without direct district RFP if already pre-approved by a consortium. Inferred: All sectors eligible—construction, technology, maintenance, playgrounds, supplies, transport, etc.
HeinfeldMeech and Co. will assess and manage employee position control and inventory systems for Alhambra ESD's Business and HR Departments.
Agency:
Alhambra Elementary DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Professional Services
Associated Companies:
HeinfeldMeech and Co.
Note:
Explicit consulting contract with a defined scope. Inferred: Potential for tech firms and HRIS providers to offer related systems implementation or support services.
Award of up to $30.6M for citywide sanitary sewer rehabilitation services to three contractors using JOC models for infrastructure reliability.
Agency:
City of PhoenixStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Insituform Technologies, LLC, SAK Construction, LLC, B&F Contracting, Inc.
Note:
Inferred: Multiple subcontracting opportunities for small businesses, specialty pipe contractors, and suppliers under JOC contracts. Contains SBE program requirements.
Mohave County
Showing 4 of 4 projects
Ongoing Flood Control and Wash Stabilization Projects as part of the 2025 Wash Management Plan. Focus on mitigating risk, reducing maintenance costs, and stabilizing washes using methods like drop structures and bank protection.
Agency:
City of Lake HavasuStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Kimley Horn
Note:
Annual funding of ~$3.2M from Mojave County Flood Control. Identified 10-15 priority washes. Use of drone imagery for assessment. Specific concern raised about Puma Wash at Rotary Park requiring safety improvements due to undermining and public foot traffic.
Island Wastewater Treatment Plant Filter Upgrade Project. Scope includes concrete wall repairs, new traveling bridge system, handrails, grading, effluent wire plate replacements, and electrical equipment upgrades.
Agency:
City of Lake HavasuStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Scoffield Civil Construction LLC
Note:
Project awarded, but highlights ongoing critical infrastructure maintenance and upgrade needs for wastewater treatment facilities due to "age fatigue" and necessary repairs.
Integrated Business Solution Program for fleet management and parts supply. Aims to improve efficiency and reduce costs for procurement and inventory of vehicle parts (including specialty parts like fire truck components).
Agency:
City of Lake HavasuStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Genuine Auto Parts DBA Napa Auto Parts
Note:
Annual estimated cost of $900,000 for parts and $125,000 for inventory management. Contract awarded, but indicates a significant ongoing service need for municipal fleet operations.
Police Department Facility Rear Parking Lot Rehab and Expansion Project. Scope includes 5,000 sq ft expansion for an evidence area, asphalt removal/replacement, new CMU wall, lighting with cameras, curbing, concrete under shade structures, and electronic gate with key card access.
Agency:
City of Lake HavasuStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Pioneer Earth Movers, Inc.
Note:
Project awarded, but indicates ongoing need for public facility infrastructure maintenance and upgrades due to aging infrastructure.
Pima County
Showing 5 of 8 projects
Amendment to contract with WANRack for provision, installation, construction, and support of fiber-optic wide area network (WAN) for all district schools and facilities. The contract shifts from a 10-year term to a 5-year term, modifies monthly costs, and is coordinated with E-Rate program and Arizona Department of Education grant.
Agency:
Flowing Wells Unified DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
WANRack LLC
Note:
Project leverages federal E-Rate grant (80% discount) and a state matching grant for special construction costs and monthly WAN services. Installation covers seven major school sites with dedicated secure fiber lines and allows for expansion and future upgrades in bandwidth. Subcontracting opportunities anticipated for site-work, construction, and ancillary technology/security needs. Inferred: Use of grant funds and E-Rate will require compliance and possibly registered vendors, presenting subcontracting, IT support, and consulting opportunities.
Amendment of existing WANRack contract to five-year term for upgraded Wide Area Network services, leveraging E-Rate program reimbursement.
Agency:
Flowing Wells Unified DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
WANRack
Note:
WAN construction and testing scheduled for completion by spring 2026. E-Rate program covers 80% of cost. Inferred: Potential subcontracting for construction/testing phases and opportunities for support/service vendors due to WAN buildout.
Increase in purchases using OMNIA cooperative contract for additional phone licenses, telecom parts, equipment, remediation, and safety-related telecom work.
Agency:
Tucson Unified DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
OMNIA Partners (cooperative contract vendors), STEP/Intlx
Note:
Opportunity for telephony and IT service providers via approved OMNIA cooperative contracts and vendor lists. Includes remediation and hardware upgrades.
Public hearing and annual update on a $480 million bond for district-wide capital improvements, with $150 million already issued, including future bonding and capital project priorities.
Agency:
Tucson Unified DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Varies - see district contracts/cooperative vendors
Note:
The scale of the bond program implies multi-year, multi-vendor construction, renovation, and MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing) opportunities. Annual and quarterly project lists are approved, so vendors should monitor for regular RFPs or cooperative contract opportunities.
District approval to procure goods and services for health office upgrades at schools as part of priority bond projects, using TUSD contracts or cooperative contracts with major educational partners.
Agency:
Tucson Unified DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
1GPA, Omnia Partners, Mohave Educational Services Cooperatives, others
Note:
Wide range of opportunities for medical supply, design build, and interior renovation companies. Work likely to occur at multiple campuses. Vendor selection via pre-approved cooperative lists.
Pinal County
Showing 5 of 10 projects
Cooperative purchasing agreement to add solar lighting to North Park (old Little League Park).
Agency:
City of CoolidgeStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Fonroche Lighting America
Note:
Eliminates electrical wires/poles, 8-year warranty. Lights are for practice/security, not stadium level. Discussed possibility of adding this type of lighting to other parks in the future.
Services agreement for road maintenance materials and delivery.
Agency:
City of CoolidgeStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Hila River Sand and Gravel Corporation
Note:
Sealed bid process waived in best interest of the city.
Purchase of one outdoor fitness court to be located at the new Regional Park.
Agency:
City of CoolidgeStatus:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
National Fitness Campaign LP
Note:
Currently a $68,000 shortfall in impact fees for the equipment alone. Grant for equipment was not received. Decision tabled to revisit when funds are available.
Second amendment to a lease agreement, providing monthly rental credits in exchange for improvements to the airport main entry gate.
Agency:
City of CoolidgeStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
ECube
Note:
Improvements to airport main entry gate.
Earthwork for phase one of the Regional Park project to prepare the ground for amenities.
Agency:
City of CoolidgeStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Ellison Mills Construction
Note:
Utilizing impact fee funds. Phase one encompasses playground, pickleball, basketball, splash pad, dog park, walking trail.
Yavapai County
Showing 4 of 4 projects
Contract between Town of Chino Valley, AZ and Yavapai Regional Transit for provision of local and regional public transportation routes, including services for seniors and persons with disabilities and a seasonal shuttle to the aquatic center.
Agency:
Town of Chino ValleyStatus:
Service type:
Transportation
Associated Companies:
Yavapai Regional Transit
Note:
Contract includes $17,000 for initial operations and additional funding for renewals, supporting both general fixed-route operations and specialized programs (Paulden Plunge youth shuttle). Inferred: Potential future subcontracting for shuttle operations, specialized vehicle maintenance, and community partnerships due to ADA requirements, seasonal programs, and reporting obligations. Scope includes expanded service frequency, regional connections, and compliance with ADA, indicating continuing need for external specialized transportation resources.
Accountability contract to fund local fixed-route and regional public transit services, including additional seasonal shuttle operations for community events.
Agency:
Town of Chino ValleyStatus:
Service type:
Transportation
Associated Companies:
Yavapai Regional Transit
Note:
Existing contract with YRT opens continued and expanded opportunities for subcontractors, maintenance vendors, ADA/senior service enhancements, and reporting/IT tools. Renewal and supplemental funding could expand scope or subcontracting requirements.
Annual contract in the amount of $17,000 to supplement local transportation services.
Agency:
Town of Chino ValleyStatus:
Service type:
Transportation
Associated Companies:
Yavapai Regional Transit
Note:
Direct contract ratification; possible opportunities for subcontractors or service providers supporting regional transit, such as maintenance, technology, or marketing.
Annual contract for supplemental operational funding of Yavapai Regional Transit’s fixed-route services, accessible transit, and the Paulden Plunge community shuttle within Chino Valley and to Prescott/Prescott Valley.
Agency:
Town of Chino ValleyStatus:
Service type:
Transportation
Associated Companies:
Yavapai Regional Transit
Note:
Inferred: While the contract is directly with YRT, subcontracting opportunities may exist for vehicle maintenance, ADA compliance upgrades, shuttle operations, financial consulting, and community outreach given ongoing performance reviews and reporting requirements. Renewal process may create recurring opportunities related to transit efficiency, accessibility, and service enhancements based on future council feedback or performance outcomes.
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