City of Phoenix #JOC262

City of Phoenix citywide general construction Job Order Contracting

The City of Phoenix is seeking qualified contractors for citywide, on-call general construction through Job Order Contracting (JOC262). - Government buyer: City of Phoenix, Arizona — Office of the City Engineer, Design and Construction Procurement. - Procurement: Citywide general construction services under individual job orders; the City may select up to five contractors. - Work may include building and site construction, remodeling, additions, roofing, HVAC, electrical and lighting, plumbing, landscaping and drainage, structural and concrete work, accessibility upgrades, demolition, fire/life-safety and security improvements, project coordination, and occasional minor design. - Contractors may also be responsible for estimating, scheduling, permitting, code compliance, project management, and subcontractor coordination. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, product manufacturers, or contractor vendors are named in the provided materials. - Notable requirements: Appropriate Arizona contractor licensing, a surety-bonding-capacity statement rated A- or better, and a 14% Small Business Enterprise participation goal. The Statement of Qualifications is to be submitted electronically as a PDF, with a 12-page limit for evaluation content. - References: Contractor performance evaluations are requested; the first three references are scored, for up to 21 points total. - Term and limits: Up to five years or until the $50 million per-JOC limit is reached, whichever occurs first. Individual job orders are generally capped at $4 million in construction costs; no minimum award amount is stated.

Description

The City of Phoenix seeks qualified contractors to provide on-call general construction Job Order Contracting services across sites in Arizona. Work may include building and site construction, renovations and additions, roofing, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, structural and concrete work, accessibility upgrades, demolition, fire/life-safety and security improvements, and project coordination. The contract term is five years or $50,000,000 per JOC, whichever occurs first, with individual Job Order Agreements generally not to exceed $4,000,000 in construction costs. Up to five contractors may be selected, and a 14% Small Business Enterprise participation goal applies.

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