Arizona pumping contracts
10 contracts tracked across 1 municipality.
Contracts
10
municipalities
1
Distinct vendors
9
municipalities with the most pumping contracts
Top vendors in Arizona pumping
| Vendor | Contracts | Volume |
|---|---|---|
| PHOENIX PUMPS INC | 2 | $2.7M |
| EMPIRE SOUTHWEST, LLC | 1 | $214K |
| AANTILIA LLC | 1 | $155K |
| 3 PEAKS GLASS, INC. | 1 | $32K |
| TOWN OF GILBERT TOWN HALL | 1 | $1.9M |
| HOPI TRIBE | 1 | $462K |
Recent pumping contracts in Arizona
| Title | municipality | Vendor | Value | Solicitation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FLOWAY PUMP SYSTEM REPLACEMENTS IN THE YUMA, ARIZONA AREA. | Arizona (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | PHOENIX PUMPS INC | $2.6M | — |
| BOOSTER PUMP ENG-TIER 4 EMISSION COMPLNT | Arizona (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | EMPIRE SOUTHWEST, LLC | $214K | — |
| GC DE-WATERING PUMP FOR POWERHOUSE | Arizona (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | AANTILIA LLC | $155K | — |
| PUMPING - GUARD RESTROOMS | Arizona (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | 3 PEAKS GLASS, INC. | $32K | — |
| THE TOWN OF GILBERT, LOCATED NEAR PHOENIX, WILL INSTALL 38,642 ADVANCED METERING INFRASTRUCTURE (AMI) METERS AND RADIOS FOR RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS, WHICH WILL BE CONNECTED TO THE CITYS AMI RADIO NETWORK, ALONG WITH A CUSTOMER PORTAL. THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO RESULT IN ANNUAL WATER SAVINGS OF 2,172 ACRE-FEET BY PROVIDING CUSTOMERS WITH DETAILED USAGE AND LEAK DETECTION INFORMATION ON A NEAR REAL-TIME BASIS. THE CITY RELIES ON TREATED WATER FROM THE COLORADO RIVER AND SUPPLEMENTS ITS SUPPLIES WITH GROUNDWATER WELLS TO MEET DEMANDS DURING SUMMER PEAKS AND PLANNED WATER TREATMENT PLANT OUTAGES. THE CONVERSION TO AMI METERS WILL HELP THE CITY OFFSET ITS GROUNDWATER PUMPING AND CONTINUE TO MEET ITS WATER DEMANDS. | Arizona (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | TOWN OF GILBERT TOWN HALL | $1.9M | — |
| THE HOPI VILLAGE OF OLD ORAIBI ORAYVI IS CONSIDERED THE OLDEST CONTINUOUSLY INHABITED SETTLEMENT IN NORTH AMERICA HOPI TRIBAL MEMBERS LIVING IN ORAYVI DO NOT HAVE PIPED WATER AND SEWER TO THEIR HOMES MOST HOMES DO NOT HAVE ELECTRICITY, AND 72 OF 77 HOMES IN ORAYVI LACK ANY TYPE WATER AND SEWER FACILITIES RESIDENT S HAUL WATER FROM A SPIGOT AT THE HOPI VETERANS MEMORIAL CENTER HVMC LOCATED OVER 5 MILES AWAY FROM THE VILLAGE USING A VARIETY OF CONTAINERS RESIDENTS ARE LIMITED IN THEIR CAPACITY TO HAUL WATER AS MANY ARE ELDERS AND OTHERS DO NOT HAVE TRUCKS AND WATER TRAILERS IN 2020, THE ORAVYI VILLAGE BOARD BOARD WAS SUCCESSFUL IN SECURING CARES FUNDS TO SUBCONTRACT WITH HOPI UTILITIES CORPORATION HUC TO DRILL A WELL FOR THE COMMUNITY TODAY, THE WATER IS NOT RATED SAFE DRINKING WATER BY EPA STANDARDS INDIAN HEALTH SERVICES IHS HAS SUBMITTED AN APPLICATION TO IHS HEADQUARTERS TO SECURE ARPA FUNDS, AND IF AWARDED, THE FUNDS WILL BE USED TO BEGIN THE PLANNING PROCESS TO INSTALL A CHLORINATION SYSTEM, A PERMANENT TANK, A WASHETERIA AND A LAGOON ALTHOUGH THE WELL DRILLING WAS COMPLETED, IT DID NOT PROVIDE A WATER TANK, WATER LINES NOR A SPIGOT ONCE AGAIN, THE BOARD SECURED ADDITIONAL CARES FUNDS TO INSTALL A THREE PHASE GENERATOR, PROPANE TANK, AND TEMPORARY WATER TANK TO PUMP WATER FROM THE WELL VILLAGE SECURITY ROUTINELY TURN ON AND OFF THE GENERATOR TO FILL THE TEMPORARY WATER TANK THAT IS BEING USED BY OUR LOCAL RANCHERS AND FARMERS THE EXISTENCE OF THIS NEW WATER SOURCE HAS BEEN A RESOURCE TO LOCAL FARMERS AND RANCHERS HOWEVER, THE CONSTANT NEED TO TURN ON AND OFF THE GENERATORS HAS TAKEN A TOLL ON SECURITY STAFF DURING THE EXTREME HEAT AT TIMES THE BATTERY GOES DEAD, AND THE BATTERY HAS TO BE RECHARGED OR JUMPED TO START THE GENERATOR THIS TASK WILL BECOME MORE BURDENSOME FOR SECURITY ONCE WINTER ARRIVES AS A RESULT, A RELIABLE THREE PHASE POWER SOURCE IS WILL BE BUILT AND CONNECTED TO THE WELL UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, THE RECIPIENT SHALL UPGRADE 1 5 TO 2 MILES OF EXISTING POWER INFRASTRUCTURE TO THREE PHASE POWER THE RECIPIENT WILL THEN EXTEND A NEW LINE TO THE WELL SITE, INSTALL A METER BOX AND A POWER POLE AT THE WELL SITE, AND TIE THIS NEW POWER LINE TO THE CLOSEST EXISTING THREE PHASE POWER SOURCE THE PROJECT IS LOCATED IN THE OLD ORAIBI COMMUNITY IN NAVAJO COUNTY, ARIZONA WITHIN THE HOPI RESERVATION | Arizona (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | HOPI TRIBE | $462K | — |
| THE COCONINO PLATEAU WATERSHED PARTNERSHIP IN NORTHERN ARIZONA IS AN ENGAGED GROUP OF DIVERSE PARTICIPANTS REPRESENTING COCONINO COUNTY, GRAND CANYON AND OTHER NATIONAL PARKS, RANCHERS, NAVAJO, HAVASUPAI, WATER PROVIDERS, LANDOWNERS, COCONINO NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION DISTRICT, SIERRA CLUB, COCONINO COUNTY AND THE CITY OF FLAGSTAFF, LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL AGENCIES, NEIGHBORING WATERSHED PARTNERSHIPS, AND COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE COCONINO PLATEAU. IN THIS AREA, ACCESS TO THE REGIONAL WATER SUPPLIES OF THE COCONINO AND REDWALL MUAV AQUIFERS VARIES GREATLY AMONG COMMUNITIES. AREAS WITHIN THE COCONINO PLATEAU ARE POPULAR RECREATION AND TOURIST DESTINATIONS. AS GROUNDWATER LEVELS DECLINE, THE PARTNERSHIP REMAINS CONCERNED AND FOCUSED ON EFFORTS TO COOPERATIVELY MANAGE AND PROTECT THE AQUIFERS FROM OVER PUMPING BY LARGER USERS OR AS A RESULT OF GROWTH DUE TO THE POPULARITY OF THE FLAGSTAFF AREA. OVERALL, THE OBJECTIVES OF THE PARTNERSHIP S PROJECT WORK INCLUDE SUSTAINABLE WATER USE TO MEET THE NEEDS OF DOMESTIC USES IN RURAL AND TRIBAL AREAS THOUGHTFUL GROWTH FOR LARGER COMMUNITIES ACKNOWLEDGING THE CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE OF WATER SOURCES AND MAINTAINING THE ENVIRONMENTAL FLOW NEEDS OF STREAMS AND SPRINGS. THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES SUPPORT THESE OBJECTIVES COMPILATION OF COCONINO PLATEAU WATER DEMAND DATA, COMPLETION OF GROUNDWATER MODELING SIMULATIONS FOR SUSTAINABILITY, DEVELOPMENT OF AN ECOSYSTEM SERVICES DATA DASHBOARD, CONDUCTING INFORMATIVE PUBLIC OUTREACH, AND UPDATING A WATER ETHICS PROGRAM. EACH PROJECT AND ACTIVITY WILL TAKE INTO ACCOUNT THE IMPACTS OF PROLONGED SEVERE AND EXTREME DROUGHT CONDITIONS ON THE COCONINO PLATEAU. | Arizona (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | COCONINO PLATEAU WATERSHED PARTNERSHIP | $155K | — |
| DELIVERY ORDER NO. 5 PUMP/MOTOR TO (MSCP) | Arizona (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | PHOENIX PUMPS INC | $117K | — |
| PUMPING STATION AT TOPOCK MARSH | Arizona (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | MCMILLEN, INC. | $14.1M | — |
| THE BAR FOUR WELL WAS CONSTRUCTED AND TESTED IN 1996 BY THE UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY (USGS). IT WAS EQUIPPED WITH A PUMP JACK IN 2001 WITH THE UNITED STATES BUREAU OF RECLAMATION (USBR) FUNDS TO PROVIDE WATER FOR THE PROPOSED BAR FOUR DEVELOPMENT TO RELIEVE OVERCROWDING IN THE SUPAI VILLAGE. IN 2016 THE WELL AND PUMP WERE REFURBISHED, A PERMANENT POWER SUPPLY WAS INSTALLED, AND WATER QUALITY SAMPLES WERE OBTAINED AND TESTED USING USBR FUNDS. WATER QUALITY SAMPLES REVEALED THE NEED FOR A WATER TREATMENT SYSTEM TO REMOVE EXCESSIVE IRON, SULFATE, METALS, AND RADIONUCLIDES TO MEET UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (USEPA) STANDARDS UNDER THE SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT. CONSTRUCTION OF A WATER TREATMENT FACILITY CAPABLE OF PROVIDING WATER TO THE BAR FOUR DEVELOPMENT THAT MEETS THE STANDARDS OF THE SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT IS ESTIMATED TO COST APPROXIMATELY $588,000. COMPLETION OF THE BAR FOUR WATER TREATMENT FACILITY IS BROKEN INTO TWO PHASES WITH PHASE I BEING THE FOCUS OF THIS AWARD. PHASE 2 WILL INCLUDE EXCAVATION AND INSTALLATION OF LINERS FOR ADDITIONAL WATER STORAGE. COMPLETION OF THIS PROJECT WILL HELP PROVIDE A SECURE WATER SUPPLY FOR TRIBAL MEMBERS AND PROVIDE A STEP TOWARDS THE COMPLETION OF THE BAR FOUR DEVELOPMENT.UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, THE RECIPIENT SHALL CONSTRUCT A WATER TREATMENT BUILDING AND INSTALL A COMMUNITY WATER TREATMENT SYSTEM WITHIN THE WATER TREATMENT BUILDING. A WATER STORAGE TANK AND PUMP SHALL BE INSTALLED AS A PART OF THE FACILITY TO HELP INCREASE DROUGHT RESILIENCY. | Arizona (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | HAVASUPAI TRIBE | $400K | — |