Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, June 03, 1992, Page 12, Image 12

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Portland Observer
CLASSIFIEDS
Senior
Transportation
Planner
Planning Department
Full-time
Class No. 350-0592-PL
$16.13 - $22.70/Hr.
(Effective July 1,1992)
M etro is recruiting for someone
to work in the Regional Trans­
portation Planning Section of
M etro's Transportation De­
partment. The Senior Trans­
portation Planner will coordi­
nate the annual development
and submittal of the Transpor-
tation Improvement Program
(TIP) to federal, state, and lo­
cal jurisdictions. In general,
the Senior Planner will coordi­
nate tfie production of and write
the annual TIP; maintain docu­
mentation of regional trans­
portation projects in regard to
status and costs; in response
to the Inte rn o d a l S urface
Transportation Efficiency Act
o f 1 9 9 1 ; c o o rd in a te the
prioritization of regional trans­
portation projects for state and
federal funding; develop and
administer program for Metro
vehicle registration file; assist
in the identification of regional
tra n s p o rta tio n funds; and,
manage or assist in general
transportation planning stud­
ies as necessary. Typical du­
ties will include but not be lim
ited to: developing and man­
aging project work programs
and tim elines; coordinating
agency staff and technical
committees in the preparation
of tra n sp o rta tio n planning
studies and programs; prepar­
ing regular written and/or ora
progress reports for electee
officials, project management
staff, technical staff, and the
public. This position closes
June 10, 1992. Applications
and supplem ental require
m entscan be picked up at the:
Metro Personnel Office
2000 S. W. First Avenue
Portland, OR 97201
Resumes will not be accepted
AA/EEO Employer
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Invitation For Bids
Airport Improvements
Redmond Municipal Airport
A.I.P. No. 3-41-0052-06
For Improvements To
Eugene Airport - Mahlon Sweet Field
Eugene, Oregon
AIP Project No. 3-41-0018-13
S ealed proposals will be received by the office of the C ity
M anager, 455 S.W . 7th Street, Redm ond, O regon 97756, until
10: a.m. local tim e on the 23rd day of June 1992, at w hich tim e
the bids w ill be publicly opened and read.
The w ork contem plated consists of, but is not lim ited to, the
S ealed bids for the im provem ents to Eugene, E ugene, AIP P roject N. 3 -4 1-0018-13, will be re ce 'ved
at City Hall II, 858 Pearl, Public W o rks/E ngineering B uilding, until 10:00 a.m. (PDT) on July l , 1 9 9 2 ,
and then opened, read aloud and canvassed.
follow ing:
1. C onstruction of approxim ately 514 paved parking spaces.
2. C onstruction of approxim ately 3,400 lineal feet of ro a d ­
2. Installation of a com puterized badging system w hich is integrated w ith the access control
way.
3. C onstruction of approxim ately 1,150 lineal feet of 8"
w ater line.
4. Installation of a pp roxim ately 20 street/parking lights.
5. Site landscaping and irrigation.
The contract tim e w ill be lim ited to 360 calendar days to com plete
all work. Liquidated dam ages w ill be charged at the rate of $500
per day should the contractor fail to com plete the w ork w ithin
either tim e lim it specified. S undays and legal holidays shall be
excluded in determ ining days in default.
C ontract docum ents m ay be procured at the office of W &H
Pacific, Inc., 155 N.E. Revere, Bend, O regon 97701, (503) 388-
4255. P aym ent of a $35.00 non-refundable fee will be required
for each set requested.
C onstruction docum ents for the p ro ject m ay be exam ined at the
follow ing locations:
AGC of America
9430 Commerce Circle
Construction Data
& News
925 N. W. 12th Avenue
The w o rk consists of, but is not lim ited to, the follow ing:
1. Installation of a com puterized access control system for the term inal building and airport site.
system .
3. Installation of vinyl clad chain link fencing, pedestrian and vehicle gates, b arrie r arm gates and
vehicle detection system s.
4. C onstruction of m iscellaneous p avem ent m arking, asphalt and concrete w ork, pow er and signal
w iring, and required co nd u it runs.
A com plete set of Plans, S pecifications, and C ontract D ocum ents m ay be obtained at the office of C TA
A rchitects E ngineers, 1500 Poly Drive, Billings, M ontana. 59102, (406) 248-7455 or the Public W orks/
E ngineering Building, 858 Pearl, Eugene, O regon 97401 by a d e p o s it of $150.00 for each set, $100.00
is refundable w hen com plete set is returned w ithin 15 ca lendar days after bidding. Please rem it one
check fo r $50.00 and one for $100.00.
C onstruction D ocum ents for the project m ay be exam ined at the follow ing locations:
E ugene B uilders Exchange
135 S ilver Lane
Eugene 97404
Salem C o ntractors E xchange
P.O. Box 12065
Salem 97309
M edford B uilders E xchange
315 North B artlett S treet
M edford 97601
O regon B uilders E xchange
1 C ham pion Plaza,
250 G arden V alley Road
R oseburg 97470
C onstruction Data & News
925 N. W. 12th A venue
P ortland 97209
C onstruction Data & News
1125 S. E. M adison
P ortland 97214
Josephine C ounty B uilders E xchange
105 S. W. 4th S treet
G rants Pass 97525
C entral O regon B uilders Exchange
707 N. W. Hill S treet
Bend 97701
Wilsonville 97070
Portland 97209
Bend 97701
707 N. W. Hill
Central Oregon
Building Exch.
Each prospective B idder will be requested to attend a pre-bid
conference to be held at 2:00 p.m ., local tim e on the 11 th day of
June 1992 at The R edm ond M unicipal A irport. At this m eeting, all
questions concerning the C ontract D ocum ents or proposed w ork
w ill be discussed. A nsw ers and clarifications will be in the form of
w ritten addenda to the contract and w ill be m ailed to all p ro sp e c­
tive Bidders.
The proposed contract is su bject to the follow ing regulations:
B idders m ust subm it qualification statem ents in accordance w ith the term s of S ubsection 20-
02 of these sp ecificatio n s with their Proposal.
All labor on the project shall be paid no less than the m inim um w age rates established by the
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U.S. S ecretary of Labor under the D avis-B acon Act (40 USC 276a).
Each B idder m ust su pp ly all inform ation required by the bid docu m e n ts and specifications.
City of Redmond
Nancy Blankenship
City Recorder
The EEO requirem ents, labor provisions, and w age rates are included in the specifications and
5.
Advertisement For Bid
6.
S ealed bids for the E ast G reenhouse Flat Roof R eplacem ent
p roject w ill be received by the O regon State Board of H igher
Education until 2:00 PM, local tim e, June 23, 1992. Bids will be
opened and publicly read aloud at tha t tim e. All bidders m ust be
registered with the C onstruction C o n tra cto r’s Board.
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A dditional inform ation may be o btained by contacting the OSU
Physical Plant, A dam s Hall, C orvallis, O regon 97331-2001 or
telephone 503-737-7694.
Teacher
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Job Training Assistant
Request For Proposal
4 hrs day/190 days school year
Salary $10.74 hr
Application Deadline: 5:00 pm,
6/8/92
The P ortland D evelopm ent C om m ission is soliciting proposals
to evaluate com pliance of PDC services, program s, activities,
and facilities with the A m ericans with D isabilities Act.
Requires: One year college or post-
high school training or work ex­
perience in any job area; high
school graduate or GED; six
months experience working with
disabled youth or adults; avail­
able to work flexible hours (with
occasional evenings & week­
ends); ability to communicate
effectively with adults and stu­
dents in a supportive role, apti­
tude to follow oral & written direc­
tions ; valid driver’s license; trans­
portation available for on-the-job
use.
MESD applications available M-F,
8-5, Multnomah ESD, Recruit-
mentOffice, 11611 NE Ainsworth
Circle, Portland, OR 97220-9017
An Equal Opportunity Employer
& Drug Free Work Place
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Invitation For Bids
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Accountant
American’s Disabilities Act Compliance
The successful co ntra cto r will deve lo p an evaluation process,
evaluate PDC services, program s, activities and facilities, and
recom m end a transition plan. The w o rk will com ply with the
requirem ents of Title II of the ADA.
The scope of w o rk and additional co nditions are described in
greater detail in supporting docum ents available from W . Stanley
Jones M anager of Property M anagem ent and R elocation,
telephone num ber (503)823-3232, TTD num ber (503)823-
6868.
P ortland D evelopm ent C om m ission
1120 SW Fifth A venue, S uite 1100
Portland, O regon 97204-1931
Proposals must be received by PDC no later than:
5:00 pm June 17,1992
The P ortland D evelopm ent C om m ission encourages p articipa ­
tion of M inority, W om en and E m erging S m all B usiness E nter­
prise contractors in its projects.
The successful co ntra cto r m ust be certified by the City of
P ortland as an Equal E m ploym ent O pportunity E m ployer and
be licensed to do business in the C ity of Portland.
bid docum ents.
Each B idder m ust com plete, sign and furnish w ith his bid a “C e rtification of N onsegregated
Facilities" and a state m e n t entitled "B idders S tate m e nt of P revious C ontracts S ubject to EEO
C lause," as contained in the Bid Proposal.
A C ontractor having 50 or more em ployees and his subco n tracto rs have 50 or m ore em ployees
and who m ay be aw arded a su bco n tract of $50,000 or m ore will be required to m aintain an
affirm ative action program , the standards for w hich are contained in the specifications.
W here the low bid is in the am ount of one m illion dollars or m ore, the bidder and his known first-
tier subcontractors w hich will be aw arded subcontracts of one m illion dollars or m ore will be
subject to preaw ard com pliance review s for the purpose of dete rm inin g w hether the bidder and
his subcontractors are able to com ply with the provisions of the equal o pp ortunity clause.
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To be eligible for aw ard each B idder m ust com ply with the affirm ative action requirem ents
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w hich are contained in the specifications.
D isadvantaged business enterprises will be afforded full o pp ortunity to subm it bids in response
to this invitation and w ill not be discrim inated aga in st on the grounds of race, color, or national
origin in consideration for an award of any co ntra ct entered into p ursuant to this advertisem ent.
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10 This contract w ill be funded in part by a g ra nt from the Federal A viation A dm inistration. In
accordance with federal requirem ents, the C ity of Eugene has dete rm ine d that this¡contract
has subcontracting possibilitie s and has, therefore, established a goal on this contract of 12 2
percent for the use of D isadvantaged B usiness E nterprises. All prospective Bidders are
directed to the Instructions for B idders with regard to the p rocedures the C ity of Eugene will
utilize to achieve this goal.
11 W om en w ill be afforded equal opportunity in all areas of em ploym ent. H ow ever, the em ploy-
m ent of w om en shall not dim inish the standards or requirem ents for the em ploym ent of
m inorities.
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Each proposal m ust be subm itted on the prescribed form and be accom panied
certified check
or Bid Bond on the form bound w ithin the C o n tract D ocum ents or one sim ilar, payable to the City o
E ugene in an am ount not less than 10 percent (10% ) of the a m ount bid. The successfu l B idder wHI
be required to furnish a P erform ance and P aym ent Bond, each in the full a m ount of the contract price.
Each prospective B idder w ill be requested to attend a P{e -b id c o h e re n c e to
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tim e on the 10th (Tenth) of June, 1992, at the E ugene A irp o rt A dm inistration O ffice, 28855 Lockheed
Drive. At this m eeting, all questions concerning the C ontract D ocum ents or proposed w ork will be
discussed. A nsw ers and cla rifica tio ns w ill be in the form of w ritten addenda to the contract and will
be m ailed to all prospective Bidders.
The S ponsor reserves the right to w aive any inform alities or to reject any or all proposals not
conform ing to the intent and purpose of the C o n tract D ocum ents. No B idder may w ithdraw h.s
proposal w ithin forty (40) ca le nd a r days after the actual date of the opening thereof.
Any que stio ns regarding the p ro ject are to be d irected to the office of C TA A rchitects Engineers,
Billings, M ontana, (406) 248-7455, for interpretation.
The award of the contract is subject to approval of the Federal A viation A dm inistration and availability
of federal funding.
A junior accountant position is avail­
able in the General Accounting
Departm ent at the downtown
Portland location for Northwest
Parking Structure Renovation
Natural Gas Company. A col­
Location:
S.W. Broadway at PSU
lege degree with a major empha­
Bid
Date:
6/10/92 at 3:00 p.m.
sis in accounting is required; ac-
counting/auditing experience will
Silco Construction Company
be a plus.
P. 0. Box 83299
Working knowledge of G AAP, with
Portland, OR 97283
SEC regulations background
FAX: 286-8079
helpful, but not required. PC/
Phone:
286-8155
Computer experience necessary
We
are
an
Equal
Opportunity
Employer
and request sub bids from women
(spreadsheet/data base/word
processing); computerized ac­
and minority-owned business enterprises.
counting exposure valuable.
Starting salary-$2108/month; ex­
c e lle n t b en e fit package and
growth opportunities available.
Hotel
Emergency Medical
Only those to be selected for
The Portland Hilton
Technicians
interview will be contacted.
jo b Information Hotline
Please direct your resume respond­ Im m ediate openings for Em er­
220-2560
ing to this position Req. No. 92071
gency Medical Technicians, Or­
The Portland Hilton promotes a
egon Certified. Must have inter­
by June 5, 1992 to:
Drug-Free workplace and re­
est in alcohol/drug treatment. On-
Northwest Natural Gas Company
quires a pre-employment drug
call positions; $6.77/hr. to start.
P.O. Box 3410
screen test.
Bi-lingual applicants encouraged
Portland, Oregon 97209
Equal Opportunity
to apply. Apply at: Hooper Cen-
FAX-(5C3) 721-2506
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Affirmative
Action C Employer
An Equal Opportunity Employer
ter, 20 N.E. Martin Luther King
Job Info I ine (5031 220-2434
Blvd. PDX 97232. EOE
Michael D. Gleason, City Manager
Sub-Bids Requested
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» Employment
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Teacher
Speech & Language
Pathologist
OREGON ARENA PROJECT
3 days/week for school year
(starts 8/92)
DRAKE/TURNER, JOINT VENTURE
W e request that interested M inority Business Enterprises, W om en-
O w ned B usiness E nterprises and E m erging Sm all B usinesses
express their interest in w riting to bid p ortions of the w o rk for the
O regon A rena P roject. Bid packages w ill be issued for su bco n ­
tracting and supply opportunities on this project over the next five
(5) months.
Please address your letters of interest to:
Drake/Turner, Joint Venture
1740 Northwest Flanders Street
Portland, Oregon 97209
For Best Results
Advertise in the Observer
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Requires: Valid Basic or Standard
Oregon Teaching Certificate with
Speech Impaired Endorsement;
Speech pathologist license is­
sued by Board Exam iners in
Speech Pathology or certificate
of clinical competency in Speech
and Language Pathology from
the American Speech and Hear­
ing Association; Transportation
available for on-the-job use.
MESD applications available M-F,
or send self-addressed, stamped
legal envelope, indication posi­
tion of interest, to Multnomah
ESD, Attn: Recruitment Office
11611 NE Ainsworth Circle, Port­
land, OR 97220-9017.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
& Drug Free Work Place