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CONSTRUCTION CO.
11125 S W G R ££N B U B G BO
P O SOX 23246
TIGABD. OREGO N 97223
1503) 639 0021
(503) 345-8100
W e are an Equal O p po rtun ity Em ployer and request
sub-bids from w om en and m in o rity ow ned buiness
enterprises.
W e are an equal o p p o rtu n ity em ployer and request
sub-bids from w om en and m in ority ow ned businesses.
SUB-BIDS REQUESTED
SUB-BIDS REQUESTED
Old T ow n Parking G arage/H eliport
Portland, Oregon
Bid D ate: O c to b e r 15,1987 2:00 P M
Old T ow n P a rkin g/H e lip o rt
Portland, Oregon
Bid D ate: O c to b e r 15,1987 2:00 P .M .
H.A. ANDERSON
P.O. BOX 6712
PORTLAND, OR 97228
(503) 283-6712
E M E R IC K
CONSTRUCTION
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P .O . Box 66100
P o rtla n d , OR 97266
(503) 77-5531
W e are an equal o p p o rtu n ity em ployer and request
sub-bids fro m w om en and m in o rity ow ned business.
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Klam ath C ounty Line
Drews Creek Road
Bid D ate: O c to b e r 22, 1987 9:00 A .M .
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Old T o w n Parking G arage/H eliport
P ortland, Oregon
Bid D ate: O c to b e r 15,1987 2:00 P .M .
GF NF RAL CONTRACTOR
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U niversity o f Oregon Science Facilities
A d d itio n s and A lte ratio ns Science 4A
Bid D ate: O c to b e r 13,1987 4:00 P .M .
P.O. Box 7867
Eugene, OR 97401-6606
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COMST., INC
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W e are an equal o p p o rtu n ity em ployer and request
sub-bids fro m w om en and m in o rity ow ned enter­
prises.
SUB-BIDS REQUESTED
Old T ow n Parking G arage/H eliport
Portland, Oregon
Bid D ate: O c to b e r 15,1987 2:00 P .M .
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Koli Construction Company
8205 S.W. Creektide. Suite 0 • Beaverton Oregon 97005
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TIDEW ATER CONTRACTOR INC.
P.O. BOX 1956
Brookings, OR 97415
Margie McCloskey
(503) 469 5341
W e are an equal o p p o rtu n ity em ployer and request
sub-bids from small business subcontractors and
w om en and m in o rity business enterprises.
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M igrant and seasonal agricultural w orkers have
a rig h t to receive the wages em ployers agreed to
pay them .
Under the Fair Labor Standards A c t
(FLS A ), th a t am ount is generally n ot less then $3.35
an hour (the federal m in im u m w age). Federal law
does n ot require overtim e pay fo r m ost agricultural
w orkers. It is enforced by the U .S. Departm ent of
Labor's W age and H our Division.
M ost fa rm w orkers do n ot have to be paid tim e
and one-half w hen they w o rk over 40 hours in a
week. Nevertheless, they m ust be paid at least the
m inim um w age ($3.35 an hour) fo r all hours w orked,
according to a fa c t sheet on Farm workers and the
Federal W age and H our Law, available from Labor
D epartm ent's O ffice o f Inform ation and Public
A ffairs, W ashington, D.C. 20210.
(503) 626-3045
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