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Dawson Infrastructure Solutions, LLC

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Three-year term contract with two renewal options for electrical service infrastructure and design consulting for Water Resources, awarded to four highest scored firms. Three-Year Term Contract with

Meeting
Oct 26, 2026— City Council
$275K

Manufacturing Inc. Three-Year Term Contract with Two-Year Renewal Options for Electric Substation Infrastructure Work for the Energy Resources Department (Sole Source) (Citywide) This contract is for specialized substation

Meeting
Aug 17, 2026— City Council
$1.0M

with remote camera system for Water Resources via the Sourcewell cooperative contract with Dawson Infrastructure Solutions, LLC, a Mesa business. Use of a Cooperative Contract for the Purchase

Meeting
Sep 28, 2026— City Council
$702K

contract provides inspection, condition assessment, maintenance, and related support services for water and wastewater infrastructure, including pipelines; manholes; valves; vaults; reservoirs; storage tanks; pressure vessels; and other associated facilities

Meeting
Oct 26, 2026— City Council
$2.2M

Facilities Management Departments. The departments oversee a variety of pumps that support critical City infrastructure and facility operations by managing stormwater, circulating water through heating and cooling systems, and conveying

Meeting
Oct 26, 2026— City Council
$700K

ensuring compliance with state and federal water quality standards while preventing costly downtime, protecting infrastructure and maintaining uninterrupted service to the community. The Water Resources Department and Procurement Services recommend

Meeting
Aug 17, 2026— City Council
$200K

cable through underground conduit systems and is a critical asset for maintaining efficient underground infrastructure and reducing the risk of cable damage, equipment failure, and project delays. The Fleet Services

Meeting
Jul 20, 2026— City Council
$171K

microbes outcompete hydrogen-sulfide producing bacteria, improve odor control and reduce corrosion within wastewater infrastructure. The Water Resources Department and Procurement Services recommend authorizing the purchase using the Interlocal Purchasing

Meeting
Jul 20, 2026— City Council
$300K