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ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY

ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY is a federal contractor, registered under UEI FUDJY28QR6Y8 and CAGE code 9T247. It has been awarded $192,819,180 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Electric Power Distribution, Unknown NAICS, and Fossil Fuel Electric Power Generation. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Energy, Department Of The Interior, and Department Of Health And Human Services.

Contact Information

Registration and classification details

Registration

UEI Code

FUDJY28QR6Y8

CAGE Code

9T247

Entity Structure

Corporate Entity (Not Tax Exempt)

Established

N/A

Business Classifications

For Profit Organization

NAICS Codes

221112Fossil Fuel Electric Power Generation(Primary)
221113Nuclear Electric Power Generation
221118Other Electric Power Generation
221122Electric Power Distribution

Federal Contracting Overview

Award totals, agency breakdown, NAICS distribution, and geographic footprint.

AI Capability Profile

Arizona Public Service Company specializes in the design, relocation, and extension of electric power distribution systems for federal facilities, delivering reliable utility infrastructure services tailored to remote and mission-critical locations. Their technical expertise includes overhead and un...

Arizona Public Service Company specializes in the design, relocation, and extension of electric power distribution systems for federal facilities, delivering reliable utility infrastructure services tailored to remote and mission-critical locations. Their technical expertise includes overhead and underground line installation, transformer integration, utility connection services, and grid modernization for federal sites, with a demonstrated focus on maintaining uninterrupted power supply under challenging environmental conditions. The contractor’s work emphasizes compliance with federal safety and reliability standards, particularly in supporting facilities with limited grid access, such as tribal schools and Bureau of Indian Affairs installations. Their specialization in rapid-response utility upgrades and facility-specific electrical service solutions distinguishes them as a trusted provider for agencies requiring mission-critical power continuity. The company maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of the Interior, delivering electric utility services for facilities including tribal boarding schools, agency management sites, and conservation areas. They also support the Department of Justice and Department of Veterans Affairs with targeted electrical infrastructure upgrades, indicating a pattern of responding to specific, non-routine power needs rather than large-scale utility contracts. Their engagement with the Department of Health and Human Services further underscores their ability to serve healthcare-adjacent federal operations requiring secure and stable power delivery. Their primary industry focus is electric power distribution, as defined by NAICS 221122, encompassing the delivery of electricity from substations to end-user facilities through medium-voltage distribution networks. They operate at the intersection of federal infrastructure needs and utility-scale electrical engineering, with niche expertise in serving isolated federal installations. Their singular contract under NAICS 335311 suggests limited involvement in transformer manufacturing, but their core market positioning remains firmly in distribution and service delivery. As a 2L entity headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, Arizona Public Service Company operates as a regulated utility provider with deep regional infrastructure knowledge. While no federal certifications are listed, their sustained performance across multiple federal agencies demonstrates proven operational reliability and compliance with government procurement standards. Their geographic presence is anchored in the Southwest, enabling efficient response to federal sites across arid and remote regions.

Key Performance Metrics

Awards Count

544

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12

Currently performing

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531

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NAICS: 531120
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SOLICITATION: RLP PACKAGE: The Government is seeking to lease office and related space in FT. LEE, NEW JERSEY for a minimum of 25,939 ANSI/BOMA (ABOA) to a maximum of 27,233 ABOA square feet.
Solicitation # 4NJ0299-1
The General Services Administration is soliciting proposals under RLP 4NJ0299-1 to lease office space in Fort Lee, New Jersey. The government requires between 25,936 and 27,233 ABOA square feet of contiguous space, featuring a fitness center, training room, and firearms storage. The lease is envisioned for a 15-year term, consisting of a 10-year firm period and a 5-year option, with an estimated occupancy date in Fall 2028. Key facility requirements include 150 reserved covered parking spaces, 30 of which must be secured or caged, and the ability to support vehicles up to 13,000 lbs. The space must adhere to Facility Security Level II standards, NFPA 101 Life Safety Code, and TSCA Title VI compliance for wood products. Proposals are due by November 23, 2026, via the GSA Leasing Portal. The government will award the lease to the responsible offeror providing the best value, with a specific price evaluation preference for HUBZone Small Business Concerns. Financial parameters include a Tenant Improvement Allowance of 1,030 dollars per ABOA square foot and a Building Specific Amortized Capital amount of 1,200 dollars per ABOA square foot. Offerors must be registered in the System for Award Management and provide a certified annual cost statement. Late deliveries are subject to liquidated damages of 1,352.98 dollars per calendar day.
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Solicitation # ITN2026-104
The University of Florida Office of Real Estate has issued Invitation to Negotiate ITN2026-104 to secure a leased facility for the College of the Arts GradHaus, dedicated to graduate research in art development. The university seeks a space between 6,500 and 8,500 usable square feet, preferably within two miles of the main campus in Gainesville, with a desired occupancy date of May 1, 2028. The facility must support diverse artistic practices including ceramics, sculpture, and art technology, requiring specific infrastructure such as industrial-level ventilation, an eye wash station, an industrial sink, and the capacity to store flammable materials in safety cabinets. The layout should accommodate 25 partitioned design studios, two administrative offices, a graduate lecture area for 10 students, a break room, and a storage room, along with a roll-up loading door and at least 15 to 25 parking spaces. Proposals are due by November 19, 2026, and must be submitted in sealed envelopes to the Office of Real Estate. Evaluation will be based on the best interest of the university, considering landlord capability, management expertise, financial terms, lease flexibility, past performance, and willingness to accept the University of Florida's standard lease terms. The landlord is responsible for all leasehold improvements, ensuring work meets university design standards and complies with all local health, building, and safety codes. Final award and payment obligations are contingent upon annual appropriations by the Florida Legislature or grant funding. All respondents must certify non-collusion and compliance with federal debarment regulations.
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