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2026-IFB-006 SUSD12 Demolition Services -Old Mission Manor (PCEC 6015 S Santa Clara Ave Tucson AZ)

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2026-IFB-006State & Local

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Solicitation 2026-IFB-006 is a request for demolition services for the Old Mission Manor located at 6015 S Santa Clara Ave in Tucson, Arizona. Issued by the Arizona Procurement agency, the response deadline for this project is September 15, 2026. Karen Brookbanks serves as the primary point of contact for this SLED organization procurement. Southwest Hazards has already completed the abatement of asbestos and vermiculite contaminants as identified in the original assessment by Dominion Environmental. All subsequent demolition activities must strictly adhere to the regulations established by the City of Tucson and the Pima County Department of Environmental Quality.

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Arizona Procurement seeks demolition services for Old Mission Manor by September 15, 2026.

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Arizona → ProcurementView Agency

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238910 - Site Preparation ContractorsView NAICS

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AZ, USA

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2026-IFB-006 SUSD12 Demolition Services - Old Mission Manor

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AgencyArizona → Procurement
Contacts1 person available
OfficeTucson, AZ, 85706, USA
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Office AddressTucson, AZ, 85706, USA
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Karen BrookbanksProcurement Manager

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Southwest Hazards has already successfully abated the asbestos and vermiculite contaminants identified in the original assessment by Dominion Environmental. All further work must strictly comply with the regulations of the City of Tucson and the Pima County Department of Environmental Quality (PDEQ).

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