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The document is a pre-solicitation package for Request for Proposal (RFP) BPM003406 for Lead Reclamation Services, issued by the Arizona Game and Fish Department's Support Services Branch, located in Phoenix, Arizona. The procurement process involves multiple state employees from the Arizona Department of Administration's State Procurement Office, including Jonathan McCraw, Christopher Dean, Matthew Schwartzkopf, Steve Kennedy, and Jeff Jacobs, who are responsible for various aspects of the solicitation and evaluation.

The solicitation seeks lead reclamation services for nine Commission-owned shooting ranges, with an estimated date of service needed on 6/1/2021. The procurement will be conducted through the Arizona Procurement Portal (APP), with proposals due by 4/26/2021 at 3:00 p.m. MST. The suggested supplier is "THE LEAD GUYS" (identified as MT2), and the contract is structured as an annual renewal. The evaluation criteria will be weighted as follows: 40% for Experience/Expertise/Reliability, 40% for Method of Approach, and 20% for Cost. A pre-offer conference is planned for April 5, 2021, at 10:00 a.m., starting at the Clay Target Center, with the solicitation number already issued but potentially adjustable in terms of dates.

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PRE-SOLICITATION

DOCUMENTS

BPM003406 Lead Reclamation Services xxxxx

MT2

3/3/21

Not required but may be needed - MSR

9 Commission owned shooting ranges - MSR

3/3/21

Lead Reclamation Services

ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION

STATE PROCUREMENT OFFICE

PROCUREMENT DISCLOSURE STATEMENT

cc: Agency File SPO Form 120 – Procurement Nondisclosure Disclosure Statement (rev 09/13)

Procurement Description (product of service in development)

Dear State Employee:

Your regular job duties may not include procurement activities but for the purpose of this process you may play a significant procurement role in one or more of the following: participating in the development of a procurement as defined in ARS § 41-2503; participating in the development of an evaluation tool; approving a procurement as defined in ARS § 41-2503 or an evaluation tool; serving as a technical advisor or an evaluator who evaluates a procurement as defined in ARS § 41-2503; or recommending or selecting a vendor that will provide materials, services or construction to this state.

It is essential that the integrity of the procurement process be maintained to ensure that each Offeror is given fair and equal consideration. Your familiarity with particular brands, types of equipment, material, services, individuals or firms may tend to influence your evaluation; however, you are required in this specific instance to be particularly objective and guard against any tendency that might slant your evaluation in favor of a personal preference.

You are required to report to the Procurement Officer, or person facilitating the above referenced procurement process, any actual or potential conflict of interest as defined in A.R.S. § 38-503, § 41-2616C, § 41-753 and § 41- 2517. You are also subject to the Code of Ethics set forth in Section R2-5-501 of the Arizona Department of Administration, Personnel Division, Administrative Rules and Regulations.

An additional consideration is the legal mandate to maintain strict security and confidentiality regarding the content of any proposal, as well as the proceedings of the Evaluation Committee meetings during the evaluation process. Once the evaluation process has started, it is essential that any contact with Offerors, other than that disclosed, be through, and by, the Procurement Officer or person facilitating the above referenced procurement.

In addition, the Employee shall not have any communication related in any way to the particular procurement, except during formal Committee meetings, with any Offeror or potential subcontractor to that Offeror prior to award, nor shall that Member discuss the proposal or their evaluation with anyone other than the Procurement Officer, or person facilitating the above referenced procurement and Evaluation Committee Members. This is mandatory.

A person who holds a Significant Procurement Role as defined by ARS § 41-741 and § 41-2503 for a particular procurement shall sign a statement before starting any participation that the person has no financial interest in the procurement other than that disclosed and will have no contact with any representative of a competing Offeror related to the particular procurement during the course of evaluation of proposals, except those contacts specifically authorized by sections ARS § 41-2534, § 41-2537, § 41-2538 and § 41-2578. The person shall disclose on this statement any contact unrelated to the pending procurement that the person may need to have with a representative of a competing offeror and any contact with a representative of a competing offeror during evaluation of proposals except those contacts specifically authorized by sections ARS § 41-2534, § 41-2537, § 41-2538 and § 41-2578. A person who has been identified as having a significant procurement role for this procurement and fails to disclose contact with a representative of a competing offeror or who fails to provide accurate information on this statement is subject to civil penalty of at least one thousand dollars but not more than ten thousand dollars.

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PROCUREMENT DISCLOSURE STATEMENT

cc: Agency File SPO Form 120 – Procurement Nondisclosure Disclosure Statement (rev 09/13)

As mandated by A.R.S. § 38-503, I, ___Matthew Schwartzkopf____, have listed on this form all ownerships, employments, public and private affiliations and relationships held by me and/or a relative1 which may have a substantial (pecuniary2 and proprietary3) interest as defined in A.R.S. § 38-502 (11) in any contract, sale, purchase or service involving the agency. I understand that as my interests or those of my relatives change, I may need to modify this statement.

The substantial interests, both pecuniary and proprietary, held by me and/or a relative which may involve the State include (attach additional sheets as necessary):

n/a

During the course of my regular business, I may have contact, unrelated to this procurement, with the Offerors listed below, who have submitted proposals in response to this solicitation (attach additional sheets as necessary):

n/a

1“Relative” means my spouse, child, child’s child, parent, grandparent, brother or sister (of the whole or half-blood) and their spouses and the parent, brother, sister or child of my spouse.

2“Pecuniary” means money or economic or other benefits that can be valued in monetary terms

3“Proprietary” means ownership or rights by virtue of ownership, whether public or private.

Citations listed above are available on the SPO website, www.spo.az.gov.

Statements

The Undersigned attests to and agrees to abide by the following statements:

I have read and understand the above and agree to be bound by the rules and principles represented. If applicable, I have also received, read and understand the Evaluation Committee Instructions for this procurement.

I know of no conflict of interest on my part nor have I committed any indiscretion or accepted any gratuities or favors that would compromise my impartiality. Further, I will not accept an offer of employment from or have employment discussions with any person or entity lobbying for or potentially responding to a solicitation during the defined time frame stated in ARS § 41-753. I will maintain all deliberations of the Evaluation Committee in strict confidence during the evaluation process. My recommendations shall be based upon an objective/subjective review of the Offeror’s response and the appropriate award criteria from the solicitation in accordance with the Arizona Procurement Code. I have read and understand ARS § 41-753, § 41-2517 and § 41-2616C and will fully comply with the requirements.

I have not and will not communicate with any potential Offeror or vendor in preparation of specifications/scopes of work, evaluation tool or other confidential information related to the above referenced Solicitation which would provide an unfair advantage or to prepare specifications/scopes of work which favor particular vendor(s).

I have not and will not provide insight, confidential information or assistance to any potential Offeror or vendor that might give an unfair advantage or inhibit fair competition for the above referenced Solicitation. My input regarding the development of the Solicitation documents, if any, has been and will be based solely on the State’s requirements. I have not and will not communicate those requirements or confidential information to any potential Offeror or vendor.

http://www.spo.az.gov/

I know of no conflict of interest on my part nor shall I take any action (e.g., commit an indiscretion or accept any gratuities or favors) that would compromise my impartiality or my responsibilities. Should a conflict of interest become known to me relevant to my role, I shall immediately disclose such conflict of interest.

I shall not receive any direct benefit from the utilization of confidential information, specifications, plans, scopes of work, or evaluation tools I prepared or assisted in the preparation of.

I shall maintain strict security and confidentiality regarding the content of any proposal, as well as the proceedings of the Evaluation Committee meetings during the evaluation process that I may be a participant or attend as a committee member or a technical advisor.

I shall maintain strict security and confidentiality regarding the process or decisions regarding any protest or appeal that I am a participant, advisor or decision maker.

Whether recommending or selecting a vendor that will provide materials, services or construction to the State, approving a procurement or an evaluation tool or soliciting quotes greater than ten thousand dollars for the provision of materials, services or construction, I shall maintain strict security and confidentiality regarding the process and decisions to ensure fair competition.

Upon termination of my employment with the State, for any reason, these provisions and statements remain in effect until such time as the solicitation has been successfully awarded by the State, or the State provides me a written release. These provisions and statements apply if I accept employment with any entity, its affiliates, subcontractors, or business partners that may submit an offer or are included in an offer to this solicitation. I shall not accept an offer of employment from or have employment discussions with any person or entity lobbying for or potentially responding to a solicitation for one year following the delivery of purchased materials or the purchase of services or construction begins.

I understand that if I knowingly violate the terms of this Agreement, I will be subject to suspension for not less than ninety days or dismissal from State service.

The Undersigned has read and understands the above and agrees to be bound by the statements, rules and principles represented herein and in accordance with the provisions of the State Statutes and Rules regarding personnel, conflict of interest, confidentiality and procurement.

Please check the box below if applicable:

Yes □ No X I am an architect or an engineer registered pursuant to section 32-121

Yes □ No X I am a State employee who was previously employed by a person or firm responding to a solicitation within the past year, pursuant to section 41-2517(E)

March 15, 2021 Signature Date

Matthew Schwartzkopf AZ Game and Fish Department Name (Print) Agency

Statewide Shooting Range Administrator 623-236-7395 Title Phone

For Purchasing Use Only:

Resulting Solicitation # and Title____________________________________________________________

Request For Proposal (RFP) # BPM003406 for Lead Reclamation Services

Procurement Description (product of service in development)

Dear State Employee:

Your regular job duties may not include procurement activities but for the purpose of this process you may play a significant procurement role in one or more of the following: participating in the development of a procurement as defined in ARS § 41-2503; participating in the development of an evaluation tool; approving a procurement as defined in ARS § 41-2503 or an evaluation tool; serving as a technical advisor or an evaluator who evaluates a procurement as defined in ARS § 41-2503; or recommending or selecting a vendor that will provide materials, services or construction to this state.

It is essential that the integrity of the procurement process be maintained to ensure that each Offeror is given fair and equal consideration. Your familiarity with particular brands, types of equipment, material, services, individuals or firms may tend to influence your evaluation; however, you are required in this specific instance to be particularly objective and guard against any tendency that might slant your evaluation in favor of a personal preference.

You are required to report to the Procurement Officer, or person facilitating the above referenced procurement process, any actual or potential conflict of interest as defined in A.R.S. § 38-503, § 41-2616C, § 41-753 and § 41- 2517. You are also subject to the Code of Ethics set forth in Section R2-5-501 of the Arizona Department of Administration, Personnel Division, Administrative Rules and Regulations.

An additional consideration is the legal mandate to maintain strict security and confidentiality regarding the content of any proposal, as well as the proceedings of the Evaluation Committee meetings during the evaluation process. Once the evaluation process has started, it is essential that any contact with Offerors, other than that disclosed, be through, and by, the Procurement Officer or person facilitating the above referenced procurement.

In addition, the Employee shall not have any communication related in any way to the particular procurement, except during formal Committee meetings, with any Offeror or potential subcontractor to that Offeror prior to award, nor shall that Member discuss the proposal or their evaluation with anyone other than the Procurement Officer, or person facilitating the above referenced procurement and Evaluation Committee Members. This is mandatory.

A person who holds a Significant Procurement Role as defined by ARS § 41-741 and § 41-2503 for a particular procurement shall sign a statement before starting any participation that the person has no financial interest in the procurement other than that disclosed and will have no contact with any representative of a competing Offeror related to the particular procurement during the course of evaluation of proposals, except those contacts specifically authorized by sections ARS § 41-2534, § 41-2537, § 41-2538 and § 41-2578. The person shall disclose on this statement any contact unrelated to the pending procurement that the person may need to have with a representative of a competing offeror and any contact with a representative of a competing offeror during evaluation of proposals except those contacts specifically authorized by sections ARS § 41-2534, § 41-2537, § 41-2538 and § 41-2578. A person who has been identified as having a significant procurement role for this procurement and fails to disclose contact with a representative of a competing offeror or who fails to provide accurate information on this statement is subject to civil penalty of at least one thousand dollars but not more than ten thousand dollars.

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As mandated by A.R.S. § 38-503, I, _Steve Kennedy_, have listed on this form all ownerships, employments, public and private affiliations and relationships held by me and/or a relative1 which may have a substantial (pecuniary2 and proprietary3) interest as defined in A.R.S. § 38-502 (11) in any contract, sale, purchase or service involving the agency. I understand that as my interests or those of my relatives change, I may need to modify this statement.

The substantial interests, both pecuniary and proprietary, held by me and/or a relative which may involve the State include (attach additional sheets as necessary):

None

During the course of my regular business, I may have contact, unrelated to this procurement, with the Offerors listed below, who have submitted proposals in response to this solicitation (attach additional sheets as necessary):

None

1“Relative” means my spouse, child, child’s child, parent, grandparent, brother or sister (of the whole or half-blood) and their spouses and the parent, brother, sister or child of my spouse.

2“Pecuniary” means money or economic or other benefits that can be valued in monetary terms

3“Proprietary” means ownership or rights by virtue of ownership, whether public or private.

Citations listed above are available on the SPO website, www.spo.az.gov.

Statements

The Undersigned attests to and agrees to abide by the following statements:

I have read and understand the above and agree to be bound by the rules and principles represented. If applicable, I have also received, read and understand the Evaluation Committee Instructions for this procurement.

I know of no conflict of interest on my part nor have I committed any indiscretion or accepted any gratuities or favors that would compromise my impartiality. Further, I will not accept an offer of employment from or have employment discussions with any person or entity lobbying for or potentially responding to a solicitation during the defined time frame stated in ARS § 41-753. I will maintain all deliberations of the Evaluation Committee in strict confidence during the evaluation process. My recommendations shall be based upon an objective/subjective review of the Offeror’s response and the appropriate award criteria from the solicitation in accordance with the Arizona Procurement Code. I have read and understand ARS § 41-753, § 41-2517 and § 41-2616C and will fully comply with the requirements.

I have not and will not communicate with any potential Offeror or vendor in preparation of specifications/scopes of work, evaluation tool or other confidential information related to the above referenced Solicitation which would provide an unfair advantage or to prepare specifications/scopes of work which favor particular vendor(s).

I have not and will not provide insight, confidential information or assistance to any potential Offeror or vendor that might give an unfair advantage or inhibit fair competition for the above referenced Solicitation. My input regarding the development of the Solicitation documents, if any, has been and will be based solely on the State’s requirements. I have not and will not communicate those requirements or confidential information to any potential Offeror or vendor.

http://www.spo.az.gov/

I know of no conflict of interest on my part nor shall I take any action (e.g., commit an indiscretion or accept any gratuities or favors) that would compromise my impartiality or my responsibilities. Should a conflict of interest become known to me relevant to my role, I shall immediately disclose such conflict of interest.

I shall not receive any direct benefit from the utilization of confidential information, specifications, plans, scopes of work, or evaluation tools I prepared or assisted in the preparation of.

I shall maintain strict security and confidentiality regarding the content of any proposal, as well as the proceedings of the Evaluation Committee meetings during the evaluation process that I may be a participant or attend as a committee member or a technical advisor.

I shall maintain strict security and confidentiality regarding the process or decisions regarding any protest or appeal that I am a participant, advisor or decision maker.

Whether recommending or selecting a vendor that will provide materials, services or construction to the State, approving a procurement or an evaluation tool or soliciting quotes greater than ten thousand dollars for the provision of materials, services or construction, I shall maintain strict security and confidentiality regarding the process and decisions to ensure fair competition.

Upon termination of my employment with the State, for any reason, these provisions and statements remain in effect until such time as the solicitation has been successfully awarded by the State, or the State provides me a written release. These provisions and statements apply if I accept employment with any entity, its affiliates, subcontractors, or business partners that may submit an offer or are included in an offer to this solicitation. I shall not accept an offer of employment from or have employment discussions with any person or entity lobbying for or potentially responding to a solicitation for one year following the delivery of purchased materials or the purchase of services or construction begins.

I understand that if I knowingly violate the terms of this Agreement, I will be subject to suspension for not less than ninety days or dismissal from State service.

The Undersigned has read and understands the above and agrees to be bound by the statements, rules and principles represented herein and in accordance with the provisions of the State Statutes and Rules regarding personnel, conflict of interest, confidentiality and procurement.

Please check the box below if applicable:

Yes □ No x I am an architect or an engineer registered pursuant to section 32-121

Yes □ No x I am a State employee who was previously employed by a person or firm responding to a

4/27/2021

Steve Kennedy AZGFD Name (Print) Agency

Assistant Range Manager 623-236-7079

For Purchasing Use Only:

Resulting Solicitation # and Title

PROCUREMENT DISCLOSURE STATEMENT

cc: Agency File SPO Form 120 – Procurement Nondisclosure Disclosure Statement (rev 09/13)

Procurement Description (product of service in development)

Dear State Employee:

Your regular job duties may not include procurement activities but for the purpose of this process you may play a significant procurement role in one or more of the following: participating in the development of a procurement as defined in ARS § 41-2503; participating in the development of an evaluation tool; approving a procurement as defined in ARS § 41-2503 or an evaluation tool; serving as a technical advisor or an evaluator who evaluates a procurement as defined in ARS § 41-2503; or recommending or selecting a vendor that will provide materials, services or construction to this state.

It is essential that the integrity of the procurement process be maintained to ensure that each Offeror is given fair and equal consideration. Your familiarity with particular brands, types of equipment, material, services, individuals or firms may tend to influence your evaluation; however, you are required in this specific instance to be particularly objective and guard against any tendency that might slant your evaluation in favor of a personal preference.

You are required to report to the Procurement Officer, or person facilitating the above referenced procurement process, any actual or potential conflict of interest as defined in A.R.S. § 38-503, § 41-2616C, § 41-753 and § 41- 2517. You are also subject to the Code of Ethics set forth in Section R2-5-501 of the Arizona Department of Administration, Personnel Division, Administrative Rules and Regulations.

An additional consideration is the legal mandate to maintain strict security and confidentiality regarding the content of any proposal, as well as the proceedings of the Evaluation Committee meetings during the evaluation process. Once the evaluation process has started, it is essential that any contact with Offerors, other than that disclosed, be through, and by, the Procurement Officer or person facilitating the above referenced procurement.

In addition, the Employee shall not have any communication related in any way to the particular procurement, except during formal Committee meetings, with any Offeror or potential subcontractor to that Offeror prior to award, nor shall that Member discuss the proposal or their evaluation with anyone other than the Procurement Officer, or person facilitating the above referenced procurement and Evaluation Committee Members. This is mandatory.

A person who holds a Significant Procurement Role as defined by ARS § 41-741 and § 41-2503 for a particular procurement shall sign a statement before starting any participation that the person has no financial interest in the procurement other than that disclosed and will have no contact with any representative of a competing Offeror related to the particular procurement during the course of evaluation of proposals, except those contacts specifically authorized by sections ARS § 41-2534, § 41-2537, § 41-2538 and § 41-2578. The person shall disclose on this statement any contact unrelated to the pending procurement that the person may need to have with a representative of a competing offeror and any contact with a representative of a competing offeror during evaluation of proposals except those contacts specifically authorized by sections ARS § 41-2534, § 41-2537, § 41-2538 and § 41-2578. A person who has been identified as having a significant procurement role for this procurement and fails to disclose contact with a representative of a competing offeror or who fails to provide accurate information on this statement is subject to civil penalty of at least one thousand dollars but not more than ten thousand dollars.

As mandated by A.R.S. § 38-503, I, ____ _, have listed on this form all ownerships, employments, public and private affiliations and relationships held by me and/or a relative1 which may have a substantial (pecuniary2 and proprietary3) interest as defined in A.R.S. § 38-502 (11) in any contract, sale, purchase or service involving the agency. I understand that as my interests or those of my relatives change, I may need to modify this statement.

The substantial interests, both pecuniary and proprietary, held by me and/or a relative which may involve the State include (attach additional sheets as necessary):

During the course of my regular business, I may have contact, unrelated to this procurement, with the Offerors listed below, who have submitted proposals in response to this solicitation (attach additional sheets as necessary):

1“Relative” means my spouse, child, child’s child, parent, grandparent, brother or sister (of the whole or half-blood) and their spouses and the parent, brother, sister or child of my spouse.

2“Pecuniary” means money or economic or other benefits that can be valued in monetary terms

3“Proprietary” means ownership or rights by virtue of ownership, whether public or private.

Citations listed above are available on the SPO website, www.spo.az.gov.

Statements

The Undersigned attests to and agrees to abide by the following statements:

I have read and understand the above and agree to be bound by the rules and principles represented. If applicable, I have also received, read and understand the Evaluation Committee Instructions for this procurement.

I know of no conflict of interest on my part nor have I committed any indiscretion or accepted any gratuities or favors that would compromise my impartiality. Further, I will not accept an offer of employment from or have employment discussions with any person or entity lobbying for or potentially responding to a solicitation during the defined time frame stated in ARS § 41-753. I will maintain all deliberations of the Evaluation Committee in strict confidence during the evaluation process. My recommendations shall be based upon an objective/subjective review of the Offeror’s response and the appropriate award criteria from the solicitation in accordance with the Arizona Procurement Code. I have read and understand ARS § 41-753, § 41-2517 and § 41-2616C and will fully comply with the requirements.

I have not and will not communicate with any potential Offeror or vendor in preparation of specifications/scopes of work, evaluation tool or other confidential information related to the above referenced Solicitation which would provide an unfair advantage or to prepare specifications/scopes of work which favor particular vendor(s).

I have not and will not provide insight, confidential information or assistance to any potential Offeror or vendor that might give an unfair advantage or inhibit fair competition for the above referenced Solicitation. My input regarding the development of the Solicitation documents, if any, has been and will be based solely on the State’s requirements. I have not and will not communicate those requirements or confidential information to any potential Offeror or vendor.

Jeff Jacobs

N/A

N/A http://www.spo.az.gov

I know of no conflict of interest on my part nor shall I take any action (e.g., commit an indiscretion or accept any gratuities or favors) that would compromise my impartiality or my responsibilities. Should a conflict of interest become known to me relevant to my role, I shall immediately disclose such conflict of interest.

I shall not receive any direct benefit from the utilization of confidential information, specifications, plans, scopes of work, or evaluation tools I prepared or assisted in the preparation of.

I shall maintain strict security and confidentiality regarding the content of any proposal, as well as the proceedings of the Evaluation Committee meetings during the evaluation process that I may be a participant or attend as a committee member or a technical advisor.

I shall maintain strict security and confidentiality regarding the process or decisions regarding any protest or appeal that I am a participant, advisor or decision maker.

Whether recommending or selecting a vendor that will provide materials, services or construction to the State, approving a procurement or an evaluation tool or soliciting quotes greater than ten thousand dollars for the provision of materials, services or construction, I shall maintain strict security and confidentiality regarding the process and decisions to ensure fair competition.

Upon termination of my employment with the State, for any reason, these provisions and statements remain in effect until such time as the solicitation has been successfully awarded by the State, or the State provides me a written release. These provisions and statements apply if I accept employment with any entity, its affiliates, subcontractors, or business partners that may submit an offer or are included in an offer to this solicitation. I shall not accept an offer of employment from or have employment discussions with any person or entity lobbying for or potentially responding to a solicitation for one year following the delivery of purchased materials or the purchase of services or construction begins.

I understand that if I knowingly violate the terms of this Agreement, I will be subject to suspension for not less than ninety days or dismissal from State service.

The Undersigned has read and understands the above and agrees to be bound by the statements, rules and principles represented herein and in accordance with the provisions of the State Statutes and Rules regarding personnel, conflict of interest, confidentiality and procurement.

Please check the box below if applicable:

Yes □ No □ I am an architect or an engineer registered pursuant to section 32-121

Yes □ No □ I am a State employee who was previously employed by a person or firm responding to a

Name (Print) Agency

For Purchasing Use Only:

Resulting Solicitation # and Title

04/26/2021

Jeff Jacobs Arizona Game and Fish Department/BASF

Asst. Range Manager 623-236-7075

State of Arizona:

County of Maricopa:

Affidavit of Publication

I Charlene Bisson, Arizona group publisher of Independent Newsmedia Inc. USA, am authorized to make this affidavit of publication. Under oath, I state that the fol-lowing is true and correct.

The Daily Independent is a newspaper which is published daily, is of general circula-tion and is in compliance with the Arizona Revised Statutes 10-140.34 & 39-201 A & B. I solemnly swear that the notice was published in the regular and entire section of the said newspaper and not in any supplement. The below listed advertisement appeared in the following issue (s) 03/30/21

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 30th Day of March, A.D., 2021

Ad Caption: BPM003406 Ad Number: 466760 Total Cost:$39.00

Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice

Publish: Daily Independent, March 16, 23, 30, 2021/463416

Publish: Daily Independent, March 16, 23, 30, 2021/463213

Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice

Publish: Daily Independent, March 16, 23, 30, 2021/463211

NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL

SOLICITATION # BPM003406

LEAD RECLAMATION SERVICES

The Arizona Game & Fish Department, Support Services Branch, 5000 West Care-free Highway, Phoenix., AZ 85086, (623) 236-7463, will accept competitive sealed proposals for the above-mentioned product or service. The Request for Proposal is available online at https://app.az.gov . Offers must be submitted in the APP system by 4/26/2021 at 3:00 p.m., MST. A pre-offer on-site meeting will be held if indicated on Page 1 of the Scope of Work document.

Publish: Daily Independent, March 30, 2021/466760

PUBLIC NOTICE

The Arizona State Parks Procurement Offi ce, 602-542-6937, is soliciting for pro-posals to provide Wastewater Operator and Repair Services for Picacho Peak SP. The solicitation is available online at https://appstate.az.gov under Solicita-tion No. BPM003404. On-Site Inspections shall be by Appointment only and are scheduled for April 8 and 9 for 9AM, 10:30AM, Noon, 1:30PM or 3PM. Schedule an appointment with Park Manager whose contact information is on the Solicita-tion Document found in the State’s Procurement Portal APP at https://appstate.

az.gov. Attendance is not mandatory but is recommended. Pre-Proposal Telecon-ference will be held April 8, 2021 at 10AM MST. No other meetings will be held before the Bid due date of April 16, 2021.

Publish: Daily Independent, March 30, 2021/466979

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AJPD: Home sellers, beware: criminals are targeting you By Serene Carney Special to the Independent

On Dec. 1, Apache Junction Police offi -cers responded to a call for theft in the 2700 block of South Idaho Road. An

Apache Junction resident who was in the pro-cess of selling his home had potential buyers visiting to view the property. In this specifi c incident, a young couple approached the sell-er claiming they were looking for a place for their grandfather. While the resident accom-panied the couple as they walked through the house, he noticed at a later time some small items he had by the front door were missing.

This may be related to an incident that occurred on Nov. 21, when a resident in the 1000 block of South Idaho Road reported a very similar couple coming in to look at her house which is also for sale. The resident sat on the couch while the couple looked through the home. After the couple left, the resident noticed several items missing.

Here is a description of the suspects:

•Male suspect is dark-skinned, approxi-mately 20-30 years old with a thin build and estimated to be 5 feet 8 inches tall. Very short black hair, clean shaven, wearing a white striped shirt and jeans.

By Wendy Miller Independent Newspapers

Visitors to downtown Apache Junction on any given Wednesday morning can fi nd a sort of mini car show of classic cars and trucks in the parking lot of The Mirage Sports Grill. The souped-up, super-shined and under-construction vehicles belong to members of the East Valley Senior Rodders, a social organization for men from Apache Junction, Gold Canyon, Mesa, Queen Creek and other nearby communi-ties who live and breathe cars.

Members meet at 9 a.m. Wednesdays in the back room of the sports grill, 725 W. Apache Trail. Most of the active membership — which soars from 25 during the summer to nearly 500 during the winter — drive their vintage vehicles to the meetings, creating a display of cars and trucks in a wide variety of colors, models and sizes in the parking lot for people to enjoy, mem-ber Don Meacham said during an interview.

Now, the social club is expanding its display of classic vehicles by holding a car and truck show, which will take place 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Sat-urday, Dec. 12, in the southeast parking lot of Apache Junction High School, 2525 S. Ironwood Independent Newspapers/Wendy Miller

From left, William Cathcart with his rat rod; and fellow East Valley Senior Rodders members Ron Huffman and Don Meacham. Mr. Cathcart said he customized his vehicle with “a little bit of everything.”

East Valley club to host car show fundraiser Dec. 12

Rodders with a cause

See Car Show — Page 2

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Classifi eds ..................... 16-18 Community News .............. 4-5 Opinions ............................ 6-7 School News ................. 11-13 Upcoming Events .......... 19-20

Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2015 Vol. 57, No. 46 apachejunctionindependent.com

APACHE JUNCTION/GOLD CANYON

Melinda Rumple from Desert Vista Elementary was honored by Ameri-can Heart Association.

Top teacher

Now Online at apachejunctionindependent.com:

•Expanded coverage •View entire newspaper

•Sign up for weekly e-mailed news updates

Common interests

Apache Junction, Queen Creek elected offi cials vow to work together to accom-plish shared goals.

See Beware — Page 3

3 cheers for them

AJ High School varsity squad raises money for breast cancer research.

AJPD: Home sellers, beware: criminals are targeting you By Serene Carney Special to the Independent

On Dec. 1, Apache Junction Police offi -cers responded to a call for theft in the 2700 block of South Idaho Road. An

Apache Junction resident who was in the pro-cess of selling his home had potential buyers visiting to view the property. In this specifi c incident, a young couple approached the sell-er claiming they were looking for a place for their grandfather. While the resident accom-panied the couple as they walked through the house, he noticed at a later time some small items he had by the front door were missing.

This may be related to an incident that occurred on Nov. 21, when a resident in the 1000 block of South Idaho Road reported a very similar couple coming in to look at her house which is also for sale. The resident sat on the couch while the couple looked through the home. After the couple left, the resident noticed several items missing.

Here is a description of the suspects:

•Male suspect is dark-skinned, approxi-mately 20-30 years old with a thin build and estimated to be 5 feet 8 inches tall. Very short black hair, clean shaven, wearing a white striped shirt and jeans.

By Wendy Miller Independent Newspapers

Visitors to downtown Apache Junction on any given Wednesday morning can fi nd a sort of mini car show of classic cars and trucks in the parking lot of The Mirage Sports Grill. The souped-up, super-shined and under-construction vehicles belong to members of the East Valley Senior Rodders, a social organization for men from Apache Junction, Gold Canyon, Mesa, Queen Creek and other nearby communi-ties who live and breathe cars.

Members meet at 9 a.m. Wednesdays in the back room of the sports grill, 725 W. Apache Trail. Most of the active membership — which soars from 25 during the summer to nearly 500 during the winter — drive their vintage vehicles to the meetings, creating a display of cars and trucks in a wide variety of colors, models and sizes in the parking lot for people to enjoy, mem-ber Don Meacham said during an interview.

Now, the social club is expanding its display of classic vehicles by holding a car and truck show, which will take place 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Sat-urday, Dec. 12, in the southeast parking lot of Apache Junction High School, 2525 S. Ironwood Independent Newspapers/Wendy Miller

From left, William Cathcart with his rat rod; and fellow East Valley Senior Rodders members Ron Huffman and Don Meacham. Mr. Cathcart said he customized his vehicle with “a little bit of everything.”

East Valley club to host car show fundraiser Dec. 12

Rodders with a cause

See Car Show — Page 2

Pinal County’s Largest Health Care Provider

NOW OPEN IN APACHE JUNCTION

APPTS. 480.351.2850

NOW ACCEPTING

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NOW ACCEPTING

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Walkins Welcome

Pinal County’s Largest Health Care Provider Now Offering Pediatric, OB/GYN Specialists & Integrated Behavioral Health

OUR PHARMACY NOW OPEN IN AJ

CALL FOR APPOINTMENT - 480.351.2850

2080 W. Southern Ave. Suite B-10 • SunLifeFamilyHealth.org

INSIDE

Classifi eds ..................... 16-18 Community News .............. 4-5 Opinions ............................ 6-7 School News ................. 11-13 Upcoming Events .......... 19-20

Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2015 Vol. 57, No. 46 apachejunctionindependent.com

APACHE JUNCTION/GOLD CANYON

Melinda Rumple from Desert Vista Elementary was honored by Ameri-can Heart Association.

Top teacher

Now Online at apachejunctionindependent.com:

•Expanded coverage •View entire newspaper

•Sign up for weekly e-mailed news updates

Common interests

Apache Junction, Queen Creek elected offi cials vow to work together to accom-plish shared goals.

See Beware — Page 3

3 cheers for them

AJ High School varsity squad raises money for breast cancer research.

AJPD: Home sellers, beware: criminals are targeting you By Serene Carney Special to the Independent

On Dec. 1, Apache Junction Police offi -cers responded to a call for theft in the 2700 block of South Idaho Road. An

Apache Junction resident who was in the pro-cess of selling his home had potential buyers visiting to view the property. In this specifi c incident, a young couple approached the sell-er claiming they were looking for a place for their grandfather. While the resident accom-panied the couple as they walked through the house, he noticed at a later time some small items he had by the front door were missing.

This may be related to an incident that occurred on Nov. 21, when a resident in the 1000 block of South Idaho Road reported a very similar couple coming in to look at her house which is also for sale. The resident sat on the couch while the couple looked through the home. After the couple left, the resident noticed several items missing.

Here is a description of the suspects:

•Male suspect is dark-skinned, approxi-mately 20-30 years old with a thin build and estimated to be 5 feet 8 inches tall. Very short black hair, clean shaven, wearing a white striped shirt and jeans.

By Wendy Miller Independent Newspapers

Visitors to downtown Apache Junction on any given Wednesday morning can fi nd a sort of mini car show of classic cars and trucks in the parking lot of The Mirage Sports Grill. The souped-up, super-shined and under-construction vehicles belong to members of the East Valley Senior Rodders, a social organization for men from Apache Junction, Gold Canyon, Mesa, Queen Creek and other nearby communi-ties who live and breathe cars.

Members meet at 9 a.m. Wednesdays in the back room of the sports grill, 725 W. Apache Trail. Most of the active membership — which soars from 25 during the summer to nearly 500 during the winter — drive their vintage vehicles to the meetings, creating a display of cars and trucks in a wide variety of colors, models and sizes in the parking lot for people to enjoy, mem-ber Don Meacham said during an interview.

Now, the social club is expanding its display of classic vehicles by holding a car and truck show, which will take place 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Sat-urday, Dec. 12, in the southeast parking lot of Apache Junction High School, 2525 S. Ironwood Independent Newspapers/Wendy Miller

From left, William Cathcart with his rat rod; and fellow East Valley Senior Rodders members Ron Huffman and Don Meacham. Mr. Cathcart said he customized his vehicle with “a little bit of everything.”

East Valley club to host car show fundraiser Dec. 12

Rodders with a cause

See Car Show — Page 2

Pinal County’s Largest Health Care Provider

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Walkins Welcome

Pinal County’s Largest Health Care Provider Now Offering Pediatric, OB/GYN Specialists & Integrated Behavioral Health

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