Page 12 The Portland Observer- May 8, 1991
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Portland Observer
CLASSIFIEDS
METROPOLITAN SERVICE DISTRICT
PROFESSIONAL TECHNICAL SERVICES
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS OUE MAY 13, 1991
The Planning and Development of the Metropolitan Service District (METRO) is
requesting proposals for digitizing the Soil Conservation Service (SCS) Soil Survey
maps for Clackamas and Multnomah Counties, Oregon. Soil polygon lines, open
water boundaries, and survey boundaries will be digitized and each polygon will be
labeled. Each map sheet will be edge-matched with adjoining sections to form a 7.5'
quadrant map unit.
The RFP is available at:
Metropolitan Service District
Planning and Development Department
2000 S.W. First Avenue
Portland, Oregon 97201 -5398
Two copies of proposal must be received by PDC no later than:
5:00 pm - Friday, May 17,1991
Questions may be directed to Jim Morgan at (503) 221 -1646.
Proposals are to be submitted no later than 5:00 p.m., May 13,1991.
SUB-BIDS REQUESTED
O.D.O.T.
Jumpoff Joe Creek to N. Grants Pass Section
Pacific Hwy - Josephine County
Bid Date: May 23,1991 @ 9:00 AM
KIEWIT PACIFIC CO.
P.O. Box 1769
VANCOUVER, WA 98668
(206)693-1478(503) 285-4687
FAX (206) 693-5582
We are an equal opportunity employer and request sub-bids from women and
minority owned business enterprises.
INFORMATIONAL ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
HIGHWAY DIVISION
u Advertising
^Employment
Bids/Sub-Bids
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
CALL FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received until 9 a.m. on May 23,1991, for the projects listed
below:
County
Multnomah* St. John’s Bridge Sec., Northeast Portland Hwy. (US Rt. 30 BY),
Maintenance Coating.
Josephine" Jumpoff Joe Creek-North Grants Pass Sec., Pacific Hwy. (I-5)
beg N. of Grants Pass. DBE Goal. A.C. Paving & Oiling.
Plans, specifications, and bid documents may be obtained in Rm. 10, Transpor­
tation Building, Salem, OR 97310. Prime contractors must be prequalified ten
days prior to the bid opening day. For additional information, please contact
Commission 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.
* A MANDATORY PREBID MEETING WILL BE HELD AT 10 A.M. ON THURS­
DAY, MAY 9,1991, IN THE CONFERENCE ROOM OF THE BARLOW SCHOOL,
3700 S.E. 92ND AVENUE, PORTLAND, OR.
” A DBE PREBID WORKSHOP WILL BE HELD AT 9 A.M. ON THURSDAY,
MAY 16, 1991, AT THE AGC CENTER, 9450 S.W. COMMERCE CIRCLE,
WILLSONVILLE, OR.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID
Sealed bids for the Dryden Hall reroofing project will be received
by the Oregon State Board of Higher Education until 2:00 PM,
local time, June 5,1991. Bids will be opened and publicly read
aloud at that time.
Additional information may be obtained by contacting the OSU
Physical Plant, Adams Hall, Corvallis, Oregon 97331-2001 or
telephone 503-737-4921.
Sealed bids for the "Oregon Institute of Technology Geothermal
Reinjection Well No.2" Project will be received by the Oregon
State Board of Higher Education until 2:00 PM, May 29,1991, by
the Undersigned or designated representative in the Mount
Ashland Room, College Union, OIT, Klamath Falls. Bids will be
publicly opened and read aloud at 2:00 PM, May 30,1991, in the
Mount Ashland Room, College Union, OIT, Klamath Falls, at
which time documentation of bidders good faith efforts to utilize
emerging small businesses and minority or women-owned busi­
ness enterprises, shall be submitted.
Mailed bids should be addressed to: Director of Physical Plant,
Oregon Institute of Technology, 3201 Campus Drive, Klamath
Falls, Oregon 97601.
A pre-bid conference will be held at 2:00 PM, May 15,1991, in the
Mount Ashland Room, College Union, OIT.
The Contract Documents may be examined at The Amundson
Associates, Springfield; OIT Physical Plant, Klamath Falls; Build­
ers exchanges in Medford, Klamath falls, Eugene, Portland,
Bend, Roseburg, and Salem.
Briefly, the Work includes the drilling, casing, and testing of a 10
inch diameter, 1,675 feet deep geothermal reinjection well on the
Oregon Institute of Technology campus. One set of contract
documents may be obtained by prime bidders only from the
Amundson associates, 200 South Mill Street, Springfield, Oregon
97477, upon deposit of $50.00, additional sets may be obtained
for the cost of reproduction (Non-refundable).
Deposits will be refunded for documents returned in good condi­
tion by actual bidders within two weeks after opening bids.
No bid will be considered unless fully completed in the manner
provided in the “ Instruction to Bidders" upon the bid Form
provided, and accompanied by Bid Security.
All Bidders must comply with ORS 279.350 relating to prevailing
rates of wage and ORS 279.029 relating to resident or non-resi­
dent status, and affirmative action requirements outlined in Divi­
sion SB. Certification of compliance with affirmative action re­
quirements must be submitted with each bid.
OREGON STATE BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION
By: George Pernsteiner,
Associate Vice Chancellor.
Celebrating
Leadership & Partnership
Please join
P la n n ed P a re n th o o d
o f th e C o lu m b ia /W illa n ie tte
in celebrating 28 years
of community service
Special guest
Oregon Governor
BARBARA ROBERTS
Program highlight
P la n n e d P a re n th o o d 's return to
N o rth e a st P o rtla n d !
Thursday, May 9, 1991
Windows Restaurant
1021 N.E. Grand Avenue. Portland
6:00 p.m. Social hour
7:00 p.m. D inner
7:30 p.m. Program
$50.00 per ticket
RSVP by May 3
775-3913
NOBCOToMeet In Oregon
The National Organization of officials from across the nation.
Black County Officials, Inc. (NOBCO)
The Resort at the Mountain has
will hold its 7th Annual National Eco­ been selected as the site for the 1991
nomic Development Conference, conference and is a premier resort and
“ Portland Retreat” from June 6-9 in conference center in the Highlands of
Welches,Ore. The Honorable Gladys Oregon on the west slope of Mount
McCoy, Multnomah County, Orc., chair, Hood.
is the host official.
“ NOBCO is very excited about
The theme of the conference, the conference and retreat combination
“ Restoring Community Enterprise” has this year and it promises to be an excit­
been designed with the black elected or ing forum for discussion of new ven­
appointed official in mind, as well as, tures. We arc eager to show our col­
entrepreneurs and others in decision leagues, NOBCO’s special brand of
making positions.
hospitality, and look forward to being
Representative Maxine Waters your hosts,” said NOBCO Chairman
(D-Calif.) has been invited to deliver Webster J.Guillory
the keynote address; other program
For additional conference infor­
highlights include “ braintrusi ’ discus­ mation, please call NOBCO headquar­
sions featuring notable experts and ters at 202/347-6953.
elected and aDoointcd black county
Credit Acknowledgement
May 1st issue, ” Comprehensive Housing Affordability
Strategy" was not credited to Senator Gladys McCoy.
Sorry for the overlook.
“WE DON’T THINK
THEY SHOULD SMOKE”
To help retailers enforce state laws prohibiting
That young people and smoking don't go
the sale of cigarettes to minors, we are providing a
together has long been the position of the tobacco
sign like the one shown here for display
industry. And the industry has recently
where cigarettes are sold. There is also a new
launched aggressive new programs with the
booklet available from The Tobacco Institute
express purpose of putting cigarettes further
for families with young children. It's called
out of reach of young people. Here's what
"Tobacco: Helping Youth Say No." It helps
we're doing:
WE DO NOT SELL
parents help their children resist peer
• Supporting state laws that would
TOBACCO PRODUCTS
pressure to smoke. For a copy write to
prohibit the sale o f cigarettes to those
TO PERSONS UNDER 18
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Comp.my,
under the age o f 18.
RO. Box 1207, Winston-Salem, NC 27102.
• Supporting state legislation to require
supervision o f vending machines in
R.). Reynolds believes that these new tobacco
locations frequented by minors.
industry programs will help young people
• Requiring cigarette ads on billboards to be at
understand that smoking is NOT part of growing up.
least 500 feet from any elementary, junior or
senior high school or children's playground.
• Sharply limiting the distribution o f product
samples and premiums.
ITS THE
LAW
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Tobacco Company