Controlling present and future sources of air pollution using:
- Air monitoring and data analyzing services and equipment
- Vehicle Emission Testing Services
- Road Dust Control Services
- Compliance Audit Services
- Industrial Emissions Compliance Services
Ensuring healthy drinking water is provided by public water systems and controlling current and future sources of surface and groundwater pollution using:
- Water Quality Monitoring Services
- Water Quality Data Collections Services
- Water System Assessment Services
- Hazardous Substances Assessment and Remediation Services
Reducing the risk associated with waste management, contaminated sites and regulated substances using:
- Assessment and Remediation of Hazardous Substance Services
- Underground Storage Tank Remediation and Removal Services
- Leak Underground Storage Tank Remediation and Removal Services
- Industrial and MRO Supplies
Helping ADEQ's environmental programs achieve their goals using:
- Information Technology Equipment and Services
- Audio Visual and Presentation Equipment and Services
- Facility Maintenance Services
- Multifunctional Printer Services
Working with ADEQ Procurement
As Arizona’s lead agency for environmental protection, ADEQ procures a variety of goods and services. Although our solicitations frequently require technical expertise related to environmental protection, we also purchase general office supplies and services.
Purchasing Procedures
- Under $10,000: Our contract officers use their best judgment to select the most appropriate product and source.
- $10,000 – $100,000: Our contract officers may request written quotes through the Arizona Procurement Portal (APP).
- More than $100,000: all suppliers are invited to submit bids or proposals through the APP.
Opportunities for Small Businesses
Because small business is a foundation of our economy, we make purchases up to $100,000 from small businesses, except for state contracts and other special requirements.1 We also seek small business sources each time we obtain purchase quotations. (A small business is defined as one with less than 100 employees or less than $4.0 million in annual sales.)
How to Do Business with the State
- Your business must register as supplier in Arizona Procurement Portal (APP) | Register on the APP >
By registering as a supplier in the APP, your organization will be notified of opportunities to bid on state contracts when they become available. Registering as a supplier will not automatically result in sales, but will allow you to market your products and services to the State as you would to large commercial customers.
Note: Make sure to declare your small and/or minority- or woman-owned business status when registering. - Get familiar with the APP using web-based training courses.
- Contact individual agencies and discuss possible business opportunities
More Resources
- View ADEQ’s notice of intent announcements and solicitations | View Listing >
- Visit Arizona’s State Procurement Office website | Visit Website >
- APP registration info
- Contacts for marketing your products and services
- Current contracts and future contract opportunities
- Digital copies of statuses, rules and contract terms and conditions
1As required by Arizona Revised Statutes | A.R.S. § 41-2535 >