_AVN_DCS_MAP.pdf
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- AVIATION ARCHITECTURAL CONSTRUCTION
- Solicitation number
- JOC254
- Issued by
- Maricopa County, Phoenix City, Arizona
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This is a facilities access and directional guide document for the City of Phoenix Aviation Department related to an Architectural Construction project. The document provides detailed instructions for accessing the Aviation DCS (Departmental Construction Services) building, a 2-story glass structure with a teal roof located in Phoenix, Arizona. Qualifications for the Aviation Architectural Construction project must be submitted through the City's Procurement Portal at https://procurement.opengov.com/portal/phoenix by 12:00 pm on Friday, March 6, 2026. The guide specifies that the primary visitor entrance faces East, with access restricted to entry from Sky Harbor Circle through the lay down yard, as the front entrance gate on South 24th Street is permanently closed. Visitors are instructed to proceed through the lay down yard, turn right, and continue to the front gates, where a large parking lot with City of Phoenix vehicles is available before entering through double glass doors.
No additional information regarding pricing terms, set asides, incumbents, funding requirements, contract duration, or renewal options is contained within this facilities access document.
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The Aviation DCS building is a 2-story glass building, with a teal roof, with its main/visitor entrance facing East.
Our front entrance gate, that you would normally access from South 24th Street, is permanently closed.
You will need to enter from Sky Harbor Circle and turn into the lay down yard.
Make a right once you’re in the lot and follow it, staying to your right, until you make it through the gates, and to the front of the building.
You will see a large parking lot, with City of Phoenix cars parked facing the building. You will enter the building through the double glass doors.
See map below, follow red line.
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