QVL

Does being selected as a qualified vendor mean that I automatically have a contract with the City of Phoenix?

No, qualified vendor status allows you to be considered along with other qualified vendors to provide consulting services for the ADP.

How do I find out about opportunities to perform work for the Airport Development Program?

Check this website to obtain information on Airport Development Program needs and opportunities.

How do I get selected to perform work on the Airport Development Program?

When a need arises, Airport Development Program staff will review the vendor qualifications submitted in the original SOQ and develop a shortlist of the vendors that best meet the needs of the required service. Of the shortlisted firms, the vendor that provides the best fit for the need will be contacted and interviewed for the service to confirm availability and negotiate a subcontract. If the selected firm cannot provide the service or reach a subcontract agreement, the next best firm will be contacted and interviewed for the services. The process continues until a qualified firm is subcontracted to provide the service.

How long is my qualified vendor status good for?

Two years from the time of selection; you must submit for requalification at the end of each two year term.

How many positions and firms will be subcontracted with through the qualified vendors list?

The number of individuals and firms will be sized to meet the needs of the program. The Aviation Department's CIP is anticipated to be $3.3 billion over 10 years. The number of projects and annual budgets will vary to meet the Aviation Department's needs and business environment. A specific number of individuals and firms can not be projected at this time.