The FAA is conducting a market survey to identify contractors capable of designing and constructing two new airport traffic control towers in Prescott and Mesa, Arizona, with estimated project costs between $40 million and $70 million per site. The work involves building towers with specific cab sizes and accompanying base buildings, utilizing a design-build project delivery method under a firm fixed-price contract. This is not a formal solicitation, and responses are for informational purposes to assist in acquisition planning. Interested parties must demonstrate relevant experience with large, complex vertical construction projects, such as high-rise or mission-critical facilities. Responses to the survey are due by 5:00 p.m. EST on April 21, 2026.

The FAA is conducting a market survey to identify contractors capable of designing and constructing two new Airport Traffic Control Towers in Prescott, AZ and Mesa, AZ, each with an accompanying base building. The estimated project cost is between $40 million and $70 million per site. This is a preliminary information-gathering step and not a formal solicitation. The agency plans to use a Design-Build project delivery method with a Firm Fixed Price contract, though it invites feedback on alternative contract types. The work includes comprehensive design, construction, and commissioning services for the complete facilities.