PHOENIX SKY HARBOR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT RENTAL CAR CENTER VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION MODERNIZATION CONSTRUCTION MANAGER AT RISK

The City of Phoenix is seeking qualified firms to serve as Construction Manager at Risk for the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Rental Car Center Vertical Transportation Modernization project, with a projected construction cost of $50 million. Submissions must be submitted electronically through the City’s Procurement Portal by 12:00 p.m. Phoenix time on August 7, 2026, and are limited to a 10-page Statement of Qualifications excluding covers, table of contents, and designated attachments such as the bonding statement and information sheet. Proposals must be in PDF format, use a minimum 10-point font, and adhere strictly to submission guidelines; failure to comply results in disqualification. The contracting firm and all key personnel must hold valid Arizona contractor licenses under A.R.S. §32-1151, and a separate bonding statement from a surety rated A- or better for the prior four quarters is mandatory—omission leads to automatic disqualification. Evaluation is based on a non-price, weighted scoring system, prioritizing the firm’s general information and experience, with emphasis on prior CMAR or construction manager experience on similar airport or large-scale transportation projects. Applicants must disclose any contract terminations for cause within five years or litigation related to public contracts within three years, and must adhere to strict ethical guidelines prohibiting communication with City employees during the solicitation period to prevent conflicts of interest. The place of performance is the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Rental Car Center in Arizona, and all project documentation must be maintained and submitted via the UNIFIER electronic system. Submission requirements explicitly exclude use of federal procurement formats such as CLINs, WAWF invoicing, or CAGE/UEI codes, reflecting a municipal procurement process governed by local policies rather than federal FAR clauses.