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City of Glendale
The City of Glendale has issued a solicitation for the reconstruction of 75th Avenue between Beardsley Road and Deer Valley Road. This infrastructure project involves significant roadwork and improvements within the city's jurisdiction. Interested vendors must register through the city's Vendor Self Service portal to access full project specifications and submission requirements.
Posted Date
May 13, 2026
Due Date
Jun 3, 2026
Release: May 13, 2026
City of Glendale
Close: Jun 3, 2026
The City of Glendale has issued a solicitation for the reconstruction of 75th Avenue between Beardsley Road and Deer Valley Road. This infrastructure project involves significant roadwork and improvements within the city's jurisdiction. Interested vendors must register through the city's Vendor Self Service portal to access full project specifications and submission requirements.
City of Glendale
Work consist of intersection improvements. Includes 287 SY of remove asphaltic concrete pavement; 634 LF of remove curb & gutter and concrete curb; 3040 SF of remove sidewalk; 124 SY of remove concrete slab; 100 LF of traffic signal conduit, 3" pvc schedule 40; 175 LF of modified single curb, type a, mag std det 222; 125 SF of concrete sidewalk ramp; 913 SF of driveway 9" thick class a concrete; 1,449 SF of concrete bus bay pavement, 9" thick, mag std det 252; 150 SF of 9" thick class a concrete bus shelter pad; 50 LF of 1. 5" copper service pipe, type k; 894 LF of obliterate pavement marking; 3,285 LF of thermoplastic marking, white/yellow, 4" equivalent. See attached files.
Posted Date
Apr 29, 2026
Due Date
May 27, 2026
Release: Apr 29, 2026
City of Glendale
Close: May 27, 2026
Work consist of intersection improvements. Includes 287 SY of remove asphaltic concrete pavement; 634 LF of remove curb & gutter and concrete curb; 3040 SF of remove sidewalk; 124 SY of remove concrete slab; 100 LF of traffic signal conduit, 3" pvc schedule 40; 175 LF of modified single curb, type a, mag std det 222; 125 SF of concrete sidewalk ramp; 913 SF of driveway 9" thick class a concrete; 1,449 SF of concrete bus bay pavement, 9" thick, mag std det 252; 150 SF of 9" thick class a concrete bus shelter pad; 50 LF of 1. 5" copper service pipe, type k; 894 LF of obliterate pavement marking; 3,285 LF of thermoplastic marking, white/yellow, 4" equivalent. See attached files.
City of Glendale
Provision of qualified vendors to provide citizens who require special-needs transportation with a variety of options.
Posted Date
Apr 29, 2026
Due Date
Jun 10, 2026
Release: Apr 29, 2026
City of Glendale
Close: Jun 10, 2026
Provision of qualified vendors to provide citizens who require special-needs transportation with a variety of options.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: If sale is less than $100,000, use sole source.
Coops: Lead with a cooperative contract already used by the city to fast-track the buy.
City of Glendale, AZ: Sole source is highly restrictive with no documented recent awards. Any contract over $100,000 requires City Council approval.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Glendale
The council convened a special meeting to consider the qualifications of a council member in relation to the city charter, specifically regarding the holding of another public office that receives compensation. The council adopted a resolution declaring the office of the Cactus District vacant, effective immediately, citing that the council member had ceased to possess the necessary qualifications to serve. The meeting also featured public comments from various citizens and representatives expressing concerns regarding the fairness and timing of this determination.
The commission reviewed a proposal for a minor general plan amendment and a rezoning request to develop a residential duplex community. Key discussion topics included the site plan, access considerations for adjacent properties, architectural styles, and community input gathered during neighborhood meetings. The applicant presented modifications made to the site plan, such as the inclusion of a landscape strip and perimeter road, to address concerns regarding proximity and privacy of surrounding properties.
The Airport Master Plan for Glendale Municipal Airport provides systematic guidelines for the airport's overall maintenance, development, and operation, forecasting future aviation demand over a 20-year planning horizon, specifically through 2025. Key objectives include preserving public and private investments, ensuring that future development does not negatively impact Luke Air Force Base's mission, reflecting community goals, maintaining safety, preserving the environment, attracting public participation, strengthening the economy, developing detailed aviation forecasts and facility plans, and addressing the impacts of local professional sports franchises and corporate aviation needs.
This strategic plan aims to transform Glendale Municipal Airport into Arizona's premier general aviation airport, enhancing its role as a relevant transportation resource and economic driver for the City of Glendale and surrounding communities. Key strategic initiatives include achieving financial sustainability, improving infrastructure, ensuring safety, driving marketing and business development, and enhancing customer satisfaction. The plan outlines critical goals such as developing an Airport Business Plan, an Airport Marketing Plan, a Comprehensive East-side Plan, assessing organizational needs, developing infrastructure design standards, and implementing facility aesthetic upgrades. The overarching vision is to maintain its general aviation role while expanding into corporate aviation, heavy maintenance, and specialty services.
The council reviewed and discussed the Community Risk Reduction Program Expansion, which includes a two-year pilot to address opioid-related overdose trends in the city through the hiring of crisis intervention and education specialists and the procurement of support vehicles. The session also covered a foundational overview of property tax mechanisms, processes, and historical valuation data specific to the city.
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