City of Phoenix seeking developer for new biomedical building
Phoenix Business Journal - by Angela Gonzales
The city of Phoenix is seeking a developer to build a new biomedical facility on the Phoenix Biomedical Campus.
City officials are expecting the project to be at least 100,000 square feet and four stories tall. It would be next to the existing 170,000-square-foot facility occupied by the Translational Genomics Research Institute.
That six-story TGen building is 100 percent occupied and cost about $50 million to develop, said Jeremy Legg, program manager for the city’s Community and Economic Development Department.
He said he has heard from numerous researchers and companies that are interested in leasing space next to TGen and the University of Arizona College of Medicine on that campus.
The developer who is selected for this project would be responsible for building the structure as well as financing and leasing it, he said. The project must include at least 40 percent laboratory space.
Proposals to be considered in the first review are due by noon Sept. 3.
To download the complete request for proposals, visit phoenix.gov/rfp. For additional questions, contact Jeremy Legg at
jeremy.legg@phoenix.gov or 602-495-3640.