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The City of Mesa seeks professional consulting services to develop a comprehensive Business Services Department Master Plan that evaluates current and future operational, warehouse, storage, and support facility needs.
Jul 30, 2026
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Sep 2, 2026
The City of Mesa is soliciting bids for LED modules intended for traffic control signs. The procurement requests the supply of LED modules and directs bidders to review the solicitation documents for detailed specifications and requirements. Responses are due September 2, 2026, and the published request for bids is not a grant program.
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100250
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This agreement, effective June 1, 2019, and running through May 31, 2029 (with potential renewals until November 30, 2039), is between the City of Mesa and Paradigm Dobson Ranch, Inc. for comprehensive management services at the Dobson Ranch Golf Course. Paradigm Dobson Ranch, Inc. is responsible for all operational, maintenance, and management aspects, including golf services, food and beverage, and groundskeeping. The contract details a Facility Improvement Account, funded by the Contractor through annual flat-rate payments ($250,000-$300,000) and a 3% share of gross operating revenue, to be used for facility upgrades. It also addresses equipment transfers, where the City reimburses for restaurant equipment and the Contractor purchases golf course equipment from the City, with payments contributing to the improvement fund. The agreement functions as a requirements contract, without guaranteeing specific service volumes.
This Contract Amendment (Number 2) to Contract 2019059, effective July 16, 2019, outlines agreements between Paradigm Dobson Ranch, Inc. and the City of Mesa concerning the transfer of equipment ownership. The City of Mesa will reimburse Paradigm Golf Group $75,000 for restaurant and kitchen equipment. Separately, Paradigm Golf Group will purchase golf course equipment and supplies from the City of Mesa for $48,000, payable in 24 monthly installments.
This document is Amendment Number 1 to Contract Number 2019059, originally titled 'Paradigm Dobson Ranch, Inc.', between Paradigm Dobson Ranch, Inc. (Contractor) and the City of Mesa. The amendment adds a new clause requiring the Contractor to comply with PCI DSS standards when engaging in payment card transactions for services provided to the City. The amendment became effective on July 1, 2019, and explicitly states that there is 'No Change' to the contract amount, which remains $0.00.
The City Council is requested to approve a five-year sole source contract with Axon Enterprises, Inc. for the Mesa Police Department. This contract, effective July 2021, covers the purchase of Axon Flex On-Body Camera equipment, supplies, Evidence.com storage, and Controlled Electrical Weapon equipment and supplies, including replacements and upgrades. The total contract value over five years is $8,292,168.95, with specific annual costs detailed for each year.
This Contract Award Notice (IT18-102-01) details the agreement between Axon Enterprise, Inc. and the City of Tempe for a Police Interview Rooms Solution. The initial award period is from June 12, 2018, to June 11, 2021, with options for three one-year renewals, extending the potential term to June 11, 2024. The contract includes proposed equipment (totaling $16,018.92), installation services (totaling $6,750.00), training, and annual system maintenance and support services for up to five years. Payment terms are milestone-based, with certain maintenance items prepaid annually. The document also outlines various special and standard terms and conditions governing the contract.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Mesa
The meeting focused on the review of the NTT Mesa PH10 project, a proposed data center development. Discussions included the rezone request from Light Industrial with a Planned Area Development Overlay to a new version of the same classification to accommodate site plan modifications for the data center. The Board reviewed the site layout, including building configurations, substations, and parking ratios. Additionally, the committee evaluated the landscape plan, specifically addressing concerns regarding planting density and species selection, and discussed right-of-way and utility infrastructure requirements for the project site.
The board conducted a public hearing and addressed several agenda items, including consent agenda items and multiple specific cases for Special Use Permits and variances. Significant discussion occurred regarding case BOA25-00843, 'Legacy Recovery Center,' which involved a requested Special Use Permit for a Transitional Community Residence. The board discussed the compatibility of this facility with the surrounding residential district, the length of stay for residents, neighborhood concerns regarding safety and parking, and legal requirements under the Fair Housing Act. Following a tie vote and failing to reach the four affirmative votes required by City Code, the application was administratively denied.
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The Board reviewed several planning and zoning applications, including a data center proposal with discussions on generator testing and noise impacts, residential housing for Chicago Cubs players involving lot line adjustments and parking, a hotel and commercial project requiring shade structures and parking verification, and an Urban Center designation amendment. Additionally, the Planning Director provided an update on upcoming administrative text amendments from the City Council regarding site plan review processes.
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