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Nov 13, 2026
The work consists of constructing a new roadway alignment & temporary detour road and installing arch culverts. The work also includes drainage improvement, pavement markings, signing, riprap, fencing and other related works.
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Sep 16, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
The project is in Pima County within the San Xavier District of the Tohono O'odham Nation, on the north side of San Xavier Road at I-19 Milepost 57.0. It will construct a new asphaltic concrete pathway and concrete sidewalk. The work also includes landscaping, signing, striping, and related work.
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Nov 13, 2026
Work includes approx 17,221 LF pavement marking (white extruded thermoplastic) (0.090"); 5,675 LF 2" PVC electrical conduit; 390 LF 1 1/2" pipe copper.
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Maricopa
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206 S 17th Ave
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(602) 255-0072
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85007
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This document is an Amendment No.1 to an Arizona Purchase Order issued by the Arizona Department of Transportation to Agate Software for E-Grants Annual Support and Maintenance. Dated September 26, 2025, it details five line items for annual maintenance services, totaling $8,395.00 USD. This amount represents the remaining project balance of a larger contract, with services expected to commence on September 1, 2025, and conclude by March 31, 2026.
This document is a Purchase Order (PO0000590301) issued by the State of Arizona, Department of Transportation, to Kyndryl Inc. for a ServiceNow Implementation (ITG Task Order #8.1.1). The total cost for this service is $380,074.00 USD. The PO was issued on September 7, 2023, with a requested delivery date of September 5, 2023.
This Purchase Order (PO0000503206) from the State of Arizona Department of Transportation to SHI International Corp covers an Enterprise Plan. The service period for this plan is from December 7, 2022, to June 23, 2023. The total cost for this purchase order, including tax, is 1,202.20 USD.
This document is a Purchase Order (PO0000710373) issued by the Arizona Department of Transportation to Carahsoft Technology Corp for the procurement of a Smartsheet Enterprise Plan plus Pro Support. The service period is from September 17, 2024, to June 22, 2025. The total cost for this purchase, including tax, is 435.81 USD. The document also outlines supplier, delivery, and billing details, along with comprehensive purchase order terms and conditions.
This document is Purchase Order PO0000632766 from the State of Arizona, Department of Transportation, to SHI International Corp. for the procurement of Smartsheet software and support. The order includes two line items: Smartsheet Enterprise Plan plus Pro Support for 10 users with a service period from February 12, 2024, to June 22, 2024, and Smartsheet Part#: NPN-SMART-LEVEL-3. The total cost for this purchase order, including tax, is 11,184.80 USD. The document also specifies delivery details and comprehensive terms and conditions governing the purchase.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Arizona Department of Transportation
The board meeting featured opening remarks regarding the recent Rural Transportation Summit and a recognition of the board as Dark Sky Champions. The session included a formal announcement regarding Title VI Civil Rights Act compliance and audience participation, during which various local representatives discussed critical infrastructure needs, including improvements to US 180, the I-10 corridor, State Route 347, and intersection safety at exit 293. Participants also celebrated the receipt of the 2025 Arizona Transportation Partnering Excellence Award.
The board meeting featured a discussion regarding a recent field tour of the city of Eloy. The public comment portion included requests for infrastructure support, specifically the activation of a traffic signal at State Route 87 and Hower Road in Coolidge, and the reconstruction of Panther Drive and Sunset Drive in Superior due to damage from heavy construction vehicle traffic. Additionally, an invitation was extended to the board to tour future transportation projects in Florence. Representatives from the city of Tucson provided input on the Southlands area plan and its relation to the Sonora corridor, while the Apache County supervisor discussed the importance of county funding, legislative partnerships, and the County Supervisors Association's support for board agenda item 10.
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The board meeting focused on the importance of holding sessions in local communities to better understand regional transportation needs. Key discussions included the necessity of sustainable transportation funding, the critical infrastructure requirements for regional airports and highways—specifically within Yavapai County—and the challenges of maintaining aging road infrastructure. The board also reviewed civil rights compliance procedures and received input from various local officials regarding specific transportation and connectivity projects essential for regional growth.
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