6-SWSW History.pdf
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- On-Call Pipelining and Drainage Repair Services
- Solicitation number
- BPM005628
- Issued by
- Arizona
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This file is a company history and experience document for Southwest Siteworks (SWSW), an Arizona-based certified small business civil contractor, submitted in response to the State of Arizona Department of Transportation's On-Call Pipelining and Drainage Repair Services contract opportunity. SWSW, headquartered in Tucson with crews operating across Arizona counties, holds a KA Dual Engineering License (AZ ROC #331856) and maintains certifications as an Arizona, City of Tucson, and Federal Small Business. Founded in 2020, the company specializes in drainage and pipe installation maintenance projects throughout the southwest region. SWSW's management team brings over 60 years of combined experience from major heavy civil companies in the United States. The company has established client relationships with ADOT, City of Tucson, Tucson Electric Power, San Carlos Reservation, and private contractors, positioning itself as a leading maintenance and drainage repair contractor in Arizona.
SWSW demonstrates extensive relevant experience having completed multiple statewide pipeline and drainage contracts for Arizona, including the FY 23 Statewide Pipeline and Drainage contract and ADOT projects such as SR 77 (Oracle Junction-Globe Highway), SR 202L (South Mountain Freeway) drainage maintenance, and the 2021 Department of Emergency and Military Affairs drainage and CMP cleaning project. The proposed project team has worked under ADOT pipelining contracts since 2016 and has collaborated on the ADOT Loop 202 30-year maintenance contract under Fluor Corporation for over two years. These crews have completed over 90 storm damage drainage repairs, installed more than 800 tons of rip rap channels, repaired and relined numerous CMP culverts ranging from 20 to 60 inches, and installed various railbank and gabion baskets. SWSW maintains specialized equipment including rip rap buckets and vibratory roller attachments for excavators and skid loaders, enabling efficient execution of work to ADOT quality standards.
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Company History/Experience/Organization
Company History/Organization
Southwest Siteworks is an Arizona based, certified small business, civil contractor. Southwest Siteworks prides itself on being owner focused and providing the highest quality projects meeting or exceeding our clients’ expectations. SWSW is an all-inclusive civil contractor specializing in civil work across the southwest. SWSW has the capabilities of the large National companies, but without the large overhead cost. SWSW core values of Safety, Integrity, Teamwork, Craftsmanship, and Family are incorporated in every team member and project we complete.
SWSW is based out of Tucson, Arizona with numerous crews that cover all counties throughout the state of Arizona. SWSW currently holds a KA Dual Engineering License, AZ ROC #331856, as well as being a certified Arizona, City of Tucson, and Federal Small Business. Since being founded in 2020, SWSW has established great client relationships working on numerous ADOT, City of Tucson, Tucson Electric Power, San Carlos Reservation, and Private contacts. SWSW has streamlined the process of overseeing maintenance and mobile projects across the state of Arizona focusing on drainage and pipe installation. Although SWSW has been established for only three years, the SWSW management team has over 60 years of experience working for the largest Heavy Civil companies in the US which has allowed SWSW to grow substantially. With SWSW expertise in the civil market and small overhead, SWSW has established an excellent reputation as being one of the top maintenance and drainage repair contractors in Arizona.
Experience and Expertise Providing Similar Service
Southwest Siteworks crews have numerous years of experience working on multiple pipeline line and drainage contracts for the State of Arizona including the most recent FY 23 Statewide Pipeline and Drainage contract. With this experience, SWSW will be able to streamline our approach to provide the most cost effective and efficient procedure to completing the required drainage repairs, culvert cleaning, pipe lining and grouting required for this project. SWSW also has experience completing recent ADOT projects in similar scope including the recent ADOT 077-A(219)T TUCSON – ORACLE JCT – GLOBE HIGHWAY (SR 77) project in which SWSW performed all grading, CMP extension installation, and rip rap installation, the ADOT SR 202L (South Mountain Freeway) drainage repair maintenance contract, and the 2021 Department of Emergency and Military Affairs (DEMA) drainage and cmp cleaning project.
SWSW’s project team, which is outlined under the “Project Team” section of this proposal, has numerous years working under the ADOT pipelining contract dating back to 2016. The project team understands the necessity of working with each district side by side as well as the Procurement group, and Tribal Communities to ensure the project is completed on time, safely and efficiently.
SWSW Expertise SWSW crews have been handpicked by management due to their top tier craftsmanship, safety consciousness, and teammate mentality. The proposed crews for this solicitation have been working together for over two years on the ADOT loop 202 30-year maintenance contract under Fluor Corporation, as well as completing the ADOT FY 23 pipeline Contract. These crews have been exposed to the exact scopes of work seen on this solicitation daily over the last 24 months and have completed over 90 storm damage drainage repairs, installed over 800 tons of rip rap channels, repaired and relined numerus cmp culverts ranging from 20”-60” and have installed and repaired numerous railbank bank and gabion baskets. These crews have mastered their techniques over the last 18 months and have fine-tuned the equipment with specialty attachments such as rip rap buckets and vibratory roller attachments for both excavators and skid loaders. These specialty equipment additions as well have fined tuned skills will allow SWSW’s crews to perform top tier work efficiently and to the highest quality that ADOT expects.
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