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This Solicitation opportunity from Arizona was posted on July 31, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

La Quinta Retention Basin Upgrades

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RFB-26-340State & Local

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The City of Yuma is soliciting bids for the La Quinta Retention Basin Upgrades project, identified as CIP Project No: 0427-STORM2 under contract RFB-26-340. The scope of work involves grading modifications to an existing retention basin, the installation of new catch basins, and the implementation of an 18-inch storm drain system. These upgrades will connect to a new storm water lift station designed to pump standing water from the 29th Lane Linear Park basin to an adjacent field to the east, thereby increasing the percolation rate and surface area for infiltration and evaporation to mitigate standing water nuisances. This Design-Bid-Build contract requires substantial completion within 120 calendar days and final completion within 150 calendar days following the Notice to Proceed. Award will be granted to the lowest-priced responsive and responsible bidder. The contractor must provide a statutory bid bond of at least 10 percent of the bid amount and maintain comprehensive insurance coverage, including commercial general liability and auto liability, naming the City as an additional insured. Key deliverables include record drawings, shop drawings, and operations and maintenance manuals, with all work adhering to ASTM, AASHTO, and MAG standards. The project is subject to municipal-specific provisions, including Arizona E-Verify compliance and strict adherence to safety and traffic management protocols.

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Yuma to upgrade La Quinta Basin with catch basins, 18-inch drain, and lift station to redirect water east for natural dissipation.

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RFB-26-340 Arizona Statutory Bid Bond Form

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RFB-26-340 Certification & Addendum Acknowledgement Form

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RFB-26-340 Construction Services Contract for La Quinta Retention Basin Upgrades

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RFB-26-340 General Conditions and Special Conditions for La Quinta Retention Basin Upgrades

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RFB-26-340 La Quinta Retention Basin Upgrades Plans

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RFB-26-340 Offer and Acceptance Form

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AgencyArizona → City Of Yuma
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OfficeAZ, USA
Organization / AgencyArizona → City Of Yuma
Office AddressAZ, USA
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Gov AlphaBrooklyn, New York
Primary ConstructionMesa, AZ
Yuma Southwest Contractors AssociationYUMA, AZ

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Grading modifications to the existing retention basin including new catch basins and a new 18" storm drain system to connect to the new storm water lift station. The new storm water lift station will pump standing water from the existing retention basin at 29th Lane Linear Park to the existing large field on the adjacent property to the east, in order to improve the dissipation rate of the water via increased percolation rate and surface area for infiltration and evaporation in order to minimize and/or prevent standing water related nuisances.

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