3-ADOT Experience in Similar Projects.docx

This document is an experience statement submitted by MGM Sweeping in response to a solicitation from the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) for Mechanical Street Sweeping Services in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area, covering Maricopa County and Phoenix City. The document demonstrates MGM Sweeping's qualifications through four major projects completed or currently underway in the region. The Connect 202 Project for Connect 202 Partners (2017-2019) involved sweeping and final cleanup on SR 202 starting at I-10. The Broadway Curve project for a joint venture of Pulice, FNF, and Flatiron covered an 11-mile stretch from I-10 to Guadalupe with mainline, ramp, and overpass sweeping. The I-17 New River to Junction SR 69 Flex Lane project, currently active with Fann Construction and Kiewit, requires sweeping on the mainline curb-to-curb, ramps, and bridges on I-17 North from Anthem to Sunset Point. The SR 101 Agua Fria project, currently ongoing with Coffman Specialties, encompasses sweeping on SR 101 from 75th Avenue to I-17, including mainline, ramps, underpasses, and overpasses, with the addition of large debris pickup services using an attenuator vehicle positioned in front of the sweeper.

The solicitation was posted on May 20, 2025, with a proposal submission deadline of June 20, 2025, conducted under the Arizona Procurement Code (A.R.S. 41-2501 et seq.). No specific pricing terms, set-aside designations, incumbent vendor information, or contract value ranges were detailed in the available documentation. Potential bidders are expected to demonstrate technical capabilities, possess commercial-grade sweeping equipment, and maintain appropriate certifications and licenses for Phoenix metropolitan operations. Evaluation will likely consider past performance, equipment quality, operational efficiency, environmental compliance, and cost-effectiveness.