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Oct 2, 2026
Oct 19, 2026
Arizona State Parks Board is soliciting wastewater treatment chemicals under the category “Water and wastewater treatment supply and disposal.” The Arizona Procurement Portal lists the solicitation as open for bidding from October 2, 2026, through October 19, 2026. The listing does not provide product specifications, quantities, or delivery terms.
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Phoenix
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Maricopa
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1110 W Washington St # 100
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(877) 697-2757
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85007
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Arizona State Parks and Trails
The board conducted the election of the 2026 Chairman and Vice-Chairman. Key discussion topics included the consideration and approval of various grant applications for recreational trails, motorized grants, off-highway vehicle recreation funds, state lake improvement projects, land and water conservation, and heritage fund historic preservation. The board also reviewed the Stagecoach Trails Guest Ranch application, received information on the Arizona Site Steward Program, and discussed legislative updates regarding several state bills, the fiscal year 2027 budget, and agency deferred maintenance services.
The board meeting agenda included a legislative update, regional highlights from the Southwest region, and a presentation regarding the history and future management of the Tubac Presidio Historical State Park, resulting in a motion to direct staff to work toward transferring its operations back to the state agency. Additional topics included the Reptiles on the Road program, an Executive Director's report covering charity contribution hikes, local park events, and upcoming outdoor recreation initiatives, and a review of the tentative meeting schedule for the remainder of the year.
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The meeting included discussion on the FY26 Budget Highlights and Financial Overview, focusing on SPRF Increases, SLIF Grants Deposit, Heritage Grant Deposit, Major Maintenance, and Verde River funding. The board also reviewed the FY27 Funding Request for Operations Staffing Increase. A retrospective and future vision was presented by the Chief of Grants and Trails. The board also considered action to approve the Armijo Ditch Agreement. The Arizona State Parks and Trails Volunteer Program was also reviewed. The Executive Director provided a report on current events, including the National Association of State Park Directors Conference and the APRA Conference. Upcoming events such as Apple Picking at Slide Rock State Park, Taste of the Bridge at Tonto Natural Bridge State Park, Everybody Runs Catalina State Park, and Rockin River Ranch Rye IPA Tasting Event were highlighted.
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