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Portland Observer
CLASSIFIEDS
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
TWO FIRE REHABILITATION PROJECTS
Jo b # CO-3601
Job # CO-2502
DOCUMENT A
Sealed bids are requested for labor and materials to complete the FIRE REHABILI­
TATION PROJECTS described as BLANDENA RESIDENCE and EASTWOOD
COURT. Separate iump sum bids will be received by the Housing Authority of
Portland, (HAP), 135 SW Ash, Portland, Oregon 97204, until 2:00 P.M., PST,
Tuesday, Febr. 12,1991. Shortly thereafter bids will be opened and publicly read.
The attendance of bidders Is welcomed.
The Work consists of Fire Restoration for two separate projects, specifically,
restoring a single family residence and an apartment complex housing unit that
were subjected to extensive fire damage. The basic clean-up has been completed
by the Owner and an assessment of structural damages and repairs required are
visually evident.
Proposed forms of Contract Documents, including Plans and Specifications are on
file at the HAP office noted above and at the following plan centers;
Construction Data
225-0200
Dodge-Scan Info. Systems
284-3811
Impact
245-9253
672-9307
Oregon Builders Exchange
362-7957
Salem Contractors Exchange
American Contractor Publication
285-9000
Construction Data - Eastside
234-0281
SW Washington, Contractors Exch.
(206) 694-7922
226-1311
Daily Journal of Commerce
Interested bidders may obtain Bid Documents at the HAP office first above men­
tioned upon receipt of $20.00 for each job set which is refundable when Documents
are returned in good condition within 10 days after bid opening. Additional sets may
be acquired for printing costs which is not refundable.
A HAP representative will conduct a pre-bid tour of the Projects commencing at
9:00 am., on Thursday, Jan. 24,1991 and the attendance of bidders is requested.
Interested parlies should first meet at the BLANDENA project site, 623 N. Blandena
St. The meeting will continue at the EASTWOOD COURT project, 18246 SE
Yamhill and questions posed during these meetings, when not addressed in the
Specifications, will be answered by Addendum and mailed to all bidders.
A bid security of 5% of the bid is required as prescribed in the "Instructions to
Bidders". (Document B)
Attention is called to the provisions addressed in Document H, "Special Condi­
tions” , regarding Equal Employment Opportunity; the utilization of 20% MBE
Participation; the filing of EEO compliance reports ; the Contractors Certification of
Non-segregated Facilities, and a w aiverf rom enforcing the payment of non-federal
prevailing wages when said wages, exclusive of any fringe benefits, exceeds the
applicable wage rate determined by the Secretary of HUD.
No bidder may withdraw their bid after the hour set for opening thereof until after
the lapse of sixty (60) days following the bid opening.
The Housing Authority of Portland may reject any bid not in compliance with the
prescribed bidding procedures and may reject any or all bids and waive all infor­
malities if, in the judgement of HAP, it is in the public interest to do so. Questions
regarding this Project should be directed to Richard Jones at 235-4207.
Housing Authority of Portland
Loren Tarbell
Director of Maintenance
INFORM ATIONAL ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
HIGHWAY DIVISION
CALL FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received until 9 a.m. on January 24,1991, for the projects listed
below:
County
District 4 Chip Seal Projects consist of work on Kings Valley
Benton & Linn
Hwy., Albany-Lyons Hwy., and santian Hwy.
Kaylor Jet.-Marquam Sec. of Cascade Hwy. S. approx. 5
Clackamas
mi. SW of Molalla. Overlay.
Spring Valley Creek-Salemtowne Sec. of Salem-Dayton
Polk
Hwy. beg. N. of W. Salem. Overlay.
Dundee SCL-Salmon River Hwy. Sec. of Pacific Hwy. West
Yamhill
starting at SCL of Dundee. Overlay.
Plans, specifications, and bid documents may be obtained in Rm. 10, Transporta­
tion Building, Salem, OR 97310. Prime contractors must be prequalified ten days
prior to the bid opening day. For additional information, please contact Commis­
sion Services at 378-6526.
If your business is not certified as a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) or
a Women Business Enterprise (WBE), please contact the Office of Minority,
Women, and Emerging Small Business at 155 Cottage, Salem, OR 97310, phone
(503) 378-5651.
NOTICE OF INTENT
The Oregon Departm ent of Transportation, Highway Division, is seeking qualifi­
cations from consulting engineering firm s with experience in structural and con­
struction engineering for small to moderate size bridges. The Division is also
seeking firms with experience in various bridge studies including hydraulic stud­
ies, foundation studies, load ratings, and aesthetic studies.
The Division proposes to enter into a flexible service contract with the consultant
to provide services in one or all of the above areas on selected projects through­
out the state. The maximum value of this one (1) year contract will be $250,000
with an option for renewal if both parties agree.
If you are interested in being considered, a Request for Qualifications/Proposals
can beobtained by calling or writing BobThom pson, consultant Liaison Engineer,
307 Transportation Building,Salem, OR 97310; telephone (503) 378-6563.
Statement of Qualifications are due January 23,1991.
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
CONSULTANT
The Oregon State Bar Affirmative Action Program requests proposals for consultants to
Its mentonng program for calendar year 1991.
PURPOSE OF PROGRAM: The goal of the Professional Partnership Program ("PPP” )
Is to provide a quality mentor relationship between participating law students of color and
experienced attorneys. Amount of contract Is $2500.
DURATION OF CONTRACT: Calendar year 1991. Includes three workshops - one
spring workshop for all current program participants, and two separate fall orientation
workshops for new program participants (attorneys and students). Spring workshop will
be scheduled for late February or early March, 1991. Possibility of renewal.
ROLE OF THE CONSULTANT : Work with committee members and Bar staff to develop
programming, prepare materials, lead participatory workshops In spring and fall on
cultural awareness and intercultural communications Issues to student and attorney PPP
participants, and share In program evaluation. Currently, there are approximately 40PPP
participants. Must demonstrate awareness of American law firm culture and appreciation
of diverse cultures. Must be comfortable with talking about racism In mixed race groups,
r-rior experience with mentor programs a plus.
PROPOSALS MUST INCLUDE;
-description of qualifications
-prior experience
-references
-sample outline of Spring workshop for PPP participants
SEND PROPOSALS TO: Rebecca A. Sweetland, Administrator, Affirmative Action Pro­
gram, Oregon State Bar, 5200 SW Meadows Road, P.O. Box 1689, Lake Oswego, OR
97035-0889. Deadline for proposals: January 31,1991.
AN FOIIAI OPPORTlINITYEMPLOYER
SUB-BIDS REQUESTED
Fire Bureau Training Center
Bid date: January 22,1991
Bid time: 2:00 p.m.
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CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
8614 N. Crawford Street
P.O. Box 83299
Portland, OR 97283-0299
Phone no.: (503)286-8155
FAX no.: (503) 286-8079
We are an equal opportunity employer and request sub-bids from disadvantaged,
minority- and women-owned business enterprises.
EVENT CUSTODIAN
OREGON CONVENTION CENTER
$7.00/hour (part-time)
We're looking for a presentable, Industrious, reliable people to assure that the Oregon
Convention Center Is clean, orderly and properly maintained for final set-up and event
maintenance and followup.
Minimum one year experience in facility cleaning or janitorial work.
You must be able to work Independently and follow written and oral Instructions. You m ust
be able to work with the general public present; you must be able to perform dirty work
while staying personally clean and presentable. You must be able to stand and walk for
your entire shift. Some lifting. Youmustbeavallabletoworkanyday.anyshlft. Youmust
be willing to be CPR certified.
Position open only to residents of the First Opportunity Target Area. Boundaries are: N.
Columbia Bv. on the North, NE 42nd Ave. on the East, Banfield Freeway on the South,
N. Chautauqua, Including Columbia Villa on the West.
APPLY IN PERSON to the Personnel Office at the COLISEUM, 1401 N. Wheeler. Ap­
plication are available January 15-28, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
REQUEST FOR
SUBCONTRACTOR/SUPPLIER BIDS
Oregon State Board of Higher Education: Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR. Benton
Hall Room 303 Renvoation. The bid date Is January 22,1991 @ 2:00 p.m. The project
Includes renovation of room 303 into a music recital room.
Morris P. Kielty General Contractor, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer and requests
bid proposals from qualified minority. Women-owned and disadvantaged business en­
terprises and emerging small business enterprises. For additional Information please call:
Oregon State Highway Division
Port of Entry (Umatilla)
Bid date/time: Thursday, January 24,1991 @ 9:00 a.m.
Builder's board #63147
ROBINSON
CONSTRUCTION CO
7320 S.W. Hunziker
Suite 300
Tigard, OR 97223
(503) 639-8021
We are an equal opportunity employer and request sub-bids from certified disadvantaged
business enterprises, minority- and women-owned business enterprises.
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MENTAL HEALTH
Opportunities With
Community
Psychiatric Clinic
CPC is a rapidly growing Mental Health Center. We provide services to psy-
chiatrically disabled children & adults and their families through a variety
of nationally recognized tx progs, located throughout Seattle. We are
committed to a culturally and emnically diverse workplace. Competitive
salary & benefit pkg.
SUPERVISOR-EL REY (dntn Seattle): full service residential tx facility for
the homeless mentally ill seeking supervisor for the CCR and TCF pro­
grams. Challenging opport. to work in innovative, nationally recognized
tx facility. Master, or BA in related field + supv. exp. Knowledge of res.
prog. pref. for mentally III adults. Day, eve & wkend hrs. BA, exp in acute
care. Exp. working w/chem abuser pref.
MENTAL HEALTH NURSES
Full-time & part-time positions In expanding mental health agency serving
north central King Co. WA (Seattle). Opportunities to work w/multi-disci-
pllnary teams in community support, crisis intervention, residential
programs, providing assessments, medication evals and case mgmt,
positions avail for licensed RNs & Amps w/prescriptive authority and exp.
working w/disabled mentally ill adults.
PSYCHIATRIST
Full-time & part-time positions available In expanding community mental
health agency serving north central King Co., WA (Seattle). Opportuni­
ties to work w/multi-disciplinary teams providing community support,
crisis In te rv tit ion & psychosocial rehab. Min req. WA State license, exp.
working w/diuabled mentally ill adults.
CRISIS WORKER - CIS (Wallingford area)
Crisis walk-in & outreach prog, for mentally ill adults. Day, eve, & wk-end
hrs. Salary $21,500 - 27,500. BA, exp. In acute care. Exp. working with
chem. abuser pref.
MICA CASE MANAGER - (Wallingford)
Day tx case mgr, member of a team providing case mgmt, groups, sociali­
zation & skill development for mentally ill substance abusing adults, min
req: BA. Pref. exp. working w/both mentally ill & substance abusing pop.
Salary: $21,500 - 27,500.
CASE MANAGERS - CASE MGMT TEAM (north Seattle).
Case mgr & supervisor positions (10) available on new case mgmt team
being developed In north King County. This multi-disciplinary team will
provide assessment service planning, case mgmt, crisis intervention &
support to mentally ill adults. Min. req for case mgr positions: AA + 3 yrs.
relevant exp. ($21,500 - 27,500). Supervisor positions: MHP qualified &
supv. exp. ($25,500 - 31,500). Prior exp. working w/mentally ill persons
w/special needs is highly desired.
For the above positions: Please send cover letter (identify position) and
resume to: Attn: Personnel, CPC, 401 Second Ave. W. Suite 400,
Seattle, WA 98119. An equal opportunity-affirmative action employer.
PL HSONNFL MANAGER
For establit j and expanding multi-site comprehensive community mental
health center with a staff of 200 +.
Applicants must demonstrate knowledge and experience in wage and
salary administration, L uefits, labor relations, retirement, continuing
education, performance evaluations and governmental regulations af­
fecting labor. Qualifications: BA in related field and a minimum of five
years supervisory experience in personnel, preferably health care. Re­
cruitment closes at 5:00 p.m., Monday, January 14,1991. Send salary
requirements, cover letter, resume and three employment references to
Community Psychiatric Clinic, Attn: Personnel, 401 Second Avenue
West, Suite 400 Seattle, WA, 98119.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT SPECIALIST
Entry level processing Technical Support Specialist for non-profit agency.
Hardware/software support (installation and programming; maintenance,
repair coordination, training, etc. Two-year degree and two yrs develop­
ment exp. in data base, spreadsheet, macros and 4th G.L. (Pro IV pref.).
Starting $18 - $19K D.O.E. Send resume and job history to: CPC, Attn:
MIS, 401 Second Avenue W., Seattle 98119.
CRISIS BED CLINICIAN • 3 POSITIONS
Unique opportunity to be involved in the start-up of an 8-bed crisis respite program that’
will serve the Seattle area. Will include start-up of small 3-bed facility and service to some
scatter site beds. Prefer com bination of residential and crisis intervention exp. Must have .
BA + exp. w/mentally ill adults, or AA + 5 yrs. exp. Salary: $21,500 - 27,500.
Morris P. Kielty General Contractor, Inc.
301 Monroe Street
Eugene, Oregon 97402
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REQUEST FOR
SUBCONTRACTOR/SUPPLIER BIDS
Oregon State Board of Higher Education: Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR.
Cordley Hall Chiller Replacement. The bid date is January 29,1991,2:00 p.m. The
project Includes installation of an owned-fumlshed 400tn (nominal) centrifugal chiller to
replace an existing falling 375n absorption chiller.
Morris P. Kielty General Contractor, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer and requests
sub-bids from qualified minority, women-owned and disadvantaged business enterprises
and emerging small business enterprises. For additional Information please call:
Morris P. Kielty General Contractor, Inc.
301 Monroe Street
Eugene, Oregon 97402
(503) 687-2287
SUB-BIDS REQUESTED
Oregon State University
Benton Hall Room 303 Renovation Project
Bids: 22 January 1991 2:00 p.m.
Cordley Hall Chiller Replacement Program
Bids: 29 January 1991 2:00 p.m.
Merle Doty and Son, Inc.
1656 NW 13th Street
Corvallis, Oregon 97330
Phone 752-4550
FAX 757-1435
We are an equal opportunity employer and request sub-bids from small business, minor-
SUB-BIDS REQUESTED
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MAINTENANCE/REPAIR
Full-time maintenance person needed for a fast-growing, non-profit mental health
agency. $8.75/hr plus excellent benefit pkg. carpentry/electrical/plumbing/vehicle exp
desired. Send resumes w/references to: CPC, 401 Second Ave. W „ Suite 400 Seattle
Wash. 98119. EOE.
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PORT OF PORTLAND
EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
The Port of Portland is recruiting for Admin­
istrative Coordinators to fill future opening.
Administrative Coordinators provide admin­
istrative and office support to one or more
individuals.
R eynolds
M etals Com pany,
Longview, Washington, has chal­
lenging opening for a Chemist. BS
in Chemistry required. Environ­
mental experience desired. Equal
Opportunity Employer, minorities
and females are strongly encour­
aged to apply. Send resume and
college transcript to P connel
Department, P.O. Box 999,
Longview, WA 98632.
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C M R * NFTWOM INC *
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CELLULAR ONE
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
CLERK
Secretary/Receptionlst
Needed to work with children's program in a
mental health setting. Must be personable
and friendly to greet clients and visitors.
Answer phone and route calls. Type 55-
wpm from dictaphone-error free. Computer/
word processing skills desired. Filing and
processing mail, schedule clients appoint­
ments, and fee collection.
REQUIREMENTS:
Minimum one year successful experienc
in computerized collection situation.
•Strong self-motivation and team playe
consideration
Ability and disposition to work productive!
in a detailed and demanding environment
•Exceptional telephone and customer ser\
ice talents with excellent communication
skills, written AND verbal.
Minimum qualification's 2 years secretarial/
receptionist experience in a mental health
setting preferred or equivalent knowledge
and experience.
Please send resume to:
Send resume to:
ACCOUNTING
EXECUTIVE MGMT
ADMINISTRATIVE
HIGH-TECH
BOOKKEEPING
FINANCE
CLERICAL/OTnCE
MARKETING
CONTROLLERS
SALES
DATA PROCESSING
SECRETARIES
ENGINEERING
MCCAW CELLULAR
COMMUNICATIONS, INC.
McCaw Cellular Communications, Inc., tf
nation's leader in cellular telephone comm
nications is expanding its professional Cre<
For additional information, call the Port’s
Department staff as a result of continut
Job Hot Line, (503) 231-5478.
growth. We are seeking an experience
Accounts Receivable Representative wf
The Port is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
possesses the following:
ity and women-owned business and disadvantaged business enterprises.
C h e m is t
CREDIT & COLLECTIONS
Mary DuPain PhD.
Program Manager
3802 NE MLK Blvd.
Portland, OR 97211
C ellula r One
Human Resources/
Accounts Receivable Clerk
409 S.W. 9th
Portland, OR 97205-3206
All replies in confidence
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Closing January 25,1991
Minorities encouraged to apply - Equal
Opportunity Employer
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