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Buffalo Park Water Tank Mural RSOQ - Solicitation Phase 1

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2026-117State & Local

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Buffalo Park, located in Flagstaff, Arizona, features a 2.2-mile accessible loop trail offering recreational activities such as walking, biking, dog walking, stargazing, picnicking, and cross-country skiing. The park, originally established in 1963 as a wildlife park on city-owned land, holds historical significance with remnants like the “Ralphie” buffalo sculpture at its entrance. The City seeks an artist to create a large-scale, site-specific mural on the park’s 110-foot diameter, 29-foot high water tank. This artwork will reflect the park’s history, current uses, and community identity, enhancing both the natural and recreational experience. The mural must cover the entire 360-degree surface of the water tank, approximately 10,000 square feet, while allowing less detailed imagery in parts obscured by natural elements. The base color may be changed or retained, and the artist must use weather-resistant paints suited for the harsh local climate, ensuring durability against freeze-thaw cycles and UV exposure while being graffiti-resistant and low maintenance. This project is managed by the City of Flagstaff’s Beautification and Public Art Program, with the solicitation open until mid-February 2026. The selected artist will assume full responsibility for the application of their design. Contact points within the city include the Beautification, Arts & Sciences Manager and the Senior Procurement Specialist.

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Artist sought for 10,000 sq ft durable mural on Buffalo Park water tank, reflecting history.

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Arizona → EV - Community Investment - Beautification/Arts and ScienceView Agency

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541430 - Graphic Design ServicesView NAICS

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AZ, USA

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Attachment A - Survey Results on Flagstaff and Buffalo Park

PDF30 pagessurvey-results

RSOQ 2026-117 Buffalo Park Tank Mural Painting Services

PDF16 pagesrsoq

RFP for Buffalo Park Water Tank Mural, Flagstaff AZ

PDF7 pagesrfp

Attachment B - Paint Specifications for FluoroKem HS 100

PDF4 pagesspecifications

Contract 2026-143 for Buffalo Park Water Tank Mural Services

PDF18 pagescontract-document

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AgencyArizona → EV - Community Investment - Beautification/Arts and Science
Contacts2 people available
OfficeFlagstaff, AZ, 86001-5359, US
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Office AddressFlagstaff, AZ, 86001-5359, US
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Jana WeldonBeautification, Arts & Sciences Manager
Teddy CallanSenior Procurement Specialist

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Project Site and Background Buffalo Park consists of a main 2.2-mile loop trail that is flat, well-maintained and great for all levels of ability and includes access for wheelchairs, strollers, and bikes. This park stretches north into the Ponderosa forests before rolling up into the Dry Lake Hills. The park offers incredible views of Mount Elden and Mt. Humphreys, Arizona's tallest peak. Buffalo Park is valued for its recreational offerings, including stargazing, picnicking, dog walking, and high-altitude endurance training, as well as cross-country skiing in winter. The trail is outfitted with exercise stations to further enhance a workout. Buffalo Park was originally established on McMillan Mesa in 1963 when the City Council authorized a Wild West Wildlife Park on 163 acres of city-owned land, part of more than 700 acres acquired by the city in a trade with the Forest Service in 1958. The park not only included bison (mis-named as "buffalo"), but a stagecoach ride, holdups, as well as the town's Old Trapper (O.T. Gillette), Navajo hogans, assorted elk, deer and antelope, an array of barnyard animals and a bird sanctuary. The park closed in 1969 and the park's namesake buffalo sculpture at the entrance remains a testament to that era. The sculpture, nicknamed "Ralphie" by residents, receives continual repairs and re-paintings by community members. Envisioned is an artwork that will reflect the City as a whole, the current activity and history of the park, and the communities that utilize this natural and recreational resource. The work will be large scale and become emblematic of the park and the greater area. The selected Artist will work with the City's Beautification and Public Art Program to create their site-specific mural. Buffalo Park Water Tank Specifications The painting surface is 110' diameter and 29' high and is approximately 10,000 square feet in surface area. The artwork shall cover the entire water tank 360˚; the imagery does not need to be as detailed or prominent in areas where the public line of sight is obscured or reduced due to trees or other obstructions. However, the design should be continuous around the water tank. The artwork may include top and bottom borders of unadorned space. The entire tank may be painted with a new base color, or the existing green base color may be left in place. Materials to be used in this mural will be appropriate weather resistant paints and recommended topcoats as advised by the City. The current base paint and recommended paints are attached ( Attachment B ). The mural will be durable to the elements (able to withstand high frequency freeze and thaw, and intense ultra violet rays), require minimal maintenance, and be designed in a manner to deter graffiti. Artist will be responsible for applying their design onto the surface of the water tank.