Navajo Broadband 2009 – 2013 Broadband on Navajo: a $60 Million Dollar Opportunity

NTUA Project Management RFP

This RFP is for research purposes as it was due on 4/16/2010

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Fort Defiance, Apache County

Arizona

Navajo Tribal Utility Authority

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

“Project Management Consulting Services for NTUA Navajo Nation

Middle Mile Fiber Broadband Projects”

The Navajo Tribal Utility Authority (NTUA) is hereby executing an outside independent

supplier to perform Project Management Services for our five (5) Navajo Nation Middle

Mile Fiber Broadband Build out Projects.

Inquiries and questions are to be submitted to Ms. Natasha Hanley, Purchasing Agent

at (928) 729-5721, extension 6246 or via email nhanley@ntua.com.

Summary of work shall be obtained from Ms. Natasha Hanley, Purchasing Agent at

(928) 729-5721, extension 6246, or via email nhanley@ntua.com; NTUA Purchasing

Department North Navajo Route 12, Fort Defiance, Arizona 86504.

Price Proposal shall be submitted as described in the RFP in a sealed envelope marked

“DO NOT OPEN – Project Management Consulting Services for NTUA Navajo

Nation Middle Mile Fiber Broadband Projects and must be received by April 16, 2010

@ 4:30 PM, DST at the following destination:

Federal Express, United Parcel Service or Hand-Delivered:

Navajo Tribal Utility Authority

ATTN: Ms. Natasha Hanley, Purchasing Agent

North Navajo Route 12

Fort Defiance, Arizona 86504

or United States Postal Services Express Shipment to:

Navajo Tribal Utility Authority

ATTN: Ms. Natasha Hanley, Purchasing Agent

Post Office Box 170

Fort Defiance, Arizona 86504

Firms mailing their proposals shall allow sufficient time for mail delivery to ensure

receipt by the due date and time. Late, facsimiled or electronic mailed proposals will not

be accepted.

Award Preference will be given to Navajo and other Indian-owned firms that qualify for

preference pursuant to Navajo Nation Business Opportunity Act (5 N.N.C. ž 201, et seq.) and

the Navajo Preference in Employment Act (15 N.N.C. ž 601, et seq.). Firms shall submit

evidence of their preference priority certification with their proposal.

NTUA reserves the right to reject any and all bids. The Navajo Business Preference

Laws on bidding and contracting shall apply. Bidders claiming Navajo Preference shall

provide certification documents from the Navajo Business Regulatory Department

(NBRD) with their bids.

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