Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, January 11, 1995, Page 14, Image 14

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    J anuary 11, 1995 • T he P ortland O bserver
P age B8
Oregon State University
Memorial Union Renovation, Phase II
Request for Information Due January 1 8 ,199 5
Oregon State University (OSU) is preparing to renovate and
upgrade the second Phase of its Memorial Union Building
Renovation. The work includes Cleaning the exterior, Re-
pointing the brick & stone mortar joints, remodeling the Book
Store, installing an Elevator, providing Mechanical & Electri­
cal upgrades and constructing Handicapped Access to the
Building. OSU is planning the work as one project. The
Memorial Union is located near the center of the Corvallis
Campus. The building structure is a concrete frame, with a
brick and stone exterior envelope, com prising 189,208 gross
square feet in three floors, with a partial basem ent and a
mezzanine. The original building was completed in the
1920's with wings added in the early 1960’s. This project
must be finished and ready for occupancy by August 29,
1996. $1,850,000 is available for the direct construction of
this work.
OSU is seeking a professional design team headed by an
Architectural firm experienced in Higher Education work. The
team should include members experienced in masonry
restoration work, remodeling concrete frame buildings, handi­
capped access design, elevator retrofit and retail sales
design, and other qualified consultants necessary to reach
the goals of this project.
The successful team will assist OSU Facilities Planning,
OSU M U Staff and the User Group to develop an aggressive
schedule and a com prehensive facility program. The Con­
sultants will be asked to made recommendations for cost-
effective construction techniques and site im provements
necessary to accomplish the goals of this project.
Primary Architectural Firms interested in assembling a de­
sign team should respond in writing by January 18, 1995.
Mail your request for information to Jerry Watson, University
Architect, Oregon State University, 100 Adams Hall, Corval­
lis, Oregon, 97331-2001.
Request For Qualified DBE/WBE/
MBE/DVBE
Subcontractors & Suppliers For
Rebuilding Pier 37 At USCG Support Center Seattle
United States Coast Guard-DTCG50-95-B-643Y92
Bid Date: January 17,199 5 2:00 p.m.
Scopes of w ork requested, but not limited to: Demolition,
Aggregate Base, Survey, Earthwork Fencing, Barriers,
Water, sewer, Storm Sewer, Electrical, Utilities, Asphalt
Concrete, Concrete, Precast Decking, Place & Finish
Concrete, Piles, Mechanical, Shoring & Sheeting, Steel
Sheet Piles, Foam Fender, Lumber, Rebar, Pavement
Markings, Misc. Metals...
Sub bonds may be required.
Contact: Rick Rhoads
Informational Advertisement
Department Of Transportation
Call For Bids
Sealed bids will be received until 9 a.m. on January 26,1995
for these projects listed below:
County
Harney
John Logan Lane - Warm Springs Road,
previously advertised for December 16,1994
letting, postponed to January 26, 1995 let­
ting.
Clackamas
George Abernethy Bridge (Navigation & Inte
rior Lighting) Section of the East Portland
Freeway (I-205). Illumination.
Gilliam
Ceder Springs Rock Production Section of
the John Day Highway (OR5) approximately
2 miles south of Arlington, Oregon. Rock
Production.
Malheur
Malheur River (Black) Br. & Owhyee River
(Dowell) Br. of Warm Springs Reservoir road
and Old I.O.N. Highway (County Roads) east
of Burns and west of Jordan Valley. Rein­
forced Concrete and Structural Steel Bridges
and Grade Separation Structures.
Lake
Camas Rock Production Section of the Warner
Highway (OR 140) approximately 13 miles
northeast of Lakeview, Oregon. Rock produc­
tion.
Clackamas,
l-5.l-205P avem ent& E xpansion Joint Repair
Multnomah, & Sections ofthe Pacific Highway (I-5) and East
W ashington
Portland Freeway (I-205) near & Oregon City.
12% DBE GOAL. Portland Cement Pave­
ment.
Marion
Ehlen Road (Mill Creek) Bridge Section of
Ehlen Road (County Road) in Aurora. 13%
DBE GOAL. Reinforced Concrete and Struc-
tural Steel Bridges and Grade Separation
Structures.
Douglas
Cattle Chute - Summit Section of the W est
Diamond Lake Highway (OR230) approxi­
mately 75 miles north and east of Medford.
AC Paving and Oiling.
Ians, specifications, and bid documents may be obtained in
Rm. 1, Transportation Building, Salem, OR 97310. Plans
may be ordered by phone at 986-3720. Prime contractors
must be prequalified ten days prior to the bid opening day.
For additional information regarding prequalification, pease
contact Fran Neavoil, program Section, (503) 986-3877.
f your business is not certified as a Disadvantaged Business
Enterprise (DBE) or a Women Business Enterprise (WBE),
slease contact the Office of Minority, Women, and Emerging
Small Business at 155 Cottage, Salem, OR 97310, phone
(503)378-5651.
DUTRA CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
P.O. Box 338 • Rio Vista CA 94571
(707) 374-6339 Fax (707) 374-6904
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Document 020
Request For Proposals
The Port Of Portland
Engineering
Plotting Services
Career Opportunities
Port Of Portland
Project Mgr.; Waterway Resource; Environmental Services and
Project Mgr.; Environmental Resource; Environmental Services
Closing Date: January 27,1995
If Interested and qualified, apply in person at the Port of Portland
Employment Office, 700 NE Multnomah, 14th floor. Applicants
residing outside the Portland metropolitan area and physically
disabled applicants may request application materials by calling
(503) 731-7400. Preemployment drug screening is required. All
applications must be received by 5 p.m. on the closing date.
Information about career opportunities with the Port can be
obtained by calling the Job Hot Line at (503) 731-7480.
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Mechanic
City of M ilwaukie, OR
Salary $1927 - $2459/mo DOQ,
plus excellent benefit pack­
age. We are seeking a reli­
able person to perform a vari­
ety of diagnosis, repair and
preventative maintenance for
all City vehicles - including
police, fire and public works.
Preference will be given to
individuals with a broad me­
chanical background. Re­
quires: High School diploma
or G ED Equivalency and pos­
sess or be able to obtain within
6 mos. a valid area DDL class
B or above driver’s license.
Work experience must include
at least 2 years prior expert**
ence directly involving heavy
equipment service, diagnosis
of computer controlled ve­
hicles, tire repair and mainte­
nance, tune-ups, front-end
work, brakes, light welding and
major vehicle repair. Please
try to pick up applications If
possible at City of Milwaukie,
Human Resources Dept.,
10722 SE M ain S treet,
Milwaukie, OR 97222; con­
tact Cynthia (503) 786-7507.
Completed City Application
and supplemental question­
naire must be received by 4
pm, Monday, January 23,
1995, in Human Resources at
the above address Resumes
w ill not be accepted. TDD#
(503) 659-5171. All qualified
applicants are encouraged to
apply, E.E.O.
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Electricians
Oregon Steel Mills (OSM) in
Portland, Oregon, a world
class producer of steel plate
apd pipe products, has an
outstanding opportunity for
Electricians in our Mainte­
nance Department. The com­
pany offers Profit Sharing
and Employee Ownership as
part of its employment pack­
age.
The position will require an Or­
egon Limited Journeyman
Manufacturing Plant Electri­
cian License. Also required is
experience troubleshooting
AC and DC systems in a heavy
industrial environment. The
successful candidate must
have five years' experience
and a working knowledge of
programmable controllers.
In addition to profit sharing and
em ployee ow nership, the
company offers a competitive
salary and other benefits
which include life, medical,
dental and vision insurance;
pension plan, 401-K, salary
continuation, long term dis­
ability; and educational assis­
tance. Direct telephone inquir­
ies to (503) 240-5217 or mail
a resume to:
Oregon Employment Department
Job Net Number 1110078
30 North Webster Street; Suite E
Portland, Oregon 97217
An American Dlsabllltles/Equal
Opportunity Employment
Affirmative Action Employer
Proposals for providing plotting services will be received by
the Manager, Contracts and Procurement, of The Port of
Portland, 700 N. E. Multnomah Street, 15th Floor, Portland,
Oregon, (mailing address: Post Office Box 3529, Portland,
Oregon, 97208) until, but not after, 5 p.m. January 19,1995.
Description of Work:
The Port of Portland is seeking a firm or firms to provide
superior quality plotting services. See technical specifi­
cations section for greater detail of services.
Please direct technical questions to the Port’s Representa­
tive, Mike Itel, (503) 731-7395.
Contract documents may be examined at the above Port
offices. Copies may be obtained by prospective Proposers at
no cost from Contracts and Procurement (address above).
Proposals may be rejected if not in compliance with specified
procedures and requirements Any or all proposals may be
rejected if in the public interest to do so.
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Port of Portland
Ron Stempel, Manager
Contracts and Procurement
Career Opportunities
Port Of Portland
Maintenance Helper; Aviation Department and
Accountlng/Credlt Manager; Finance & Administration
Closing Date: January 13,1995
If interested and qualified, apply in person at the Port of Portland
Employment Office, 700 NE Multnomah, 14th floor. Applicants
residing outside the Portland metropolitan area and physically
disabled applicants may request application materials by calling
(503) 731-7400. Preemployment drug screening is required. All
applications must be received by 5 p.m. on the closing date.
Information about career opportunities with the Port can be
obtained by calling the Job Hot Line at (503) 731-7480.
Career Opportunities
Port Of Portland
Police O fficer; A viation Department
Portland International A irport
Closing Date: January 20,1995
If interested and qualified, apply in person at the Port of Portland
Employment Office, 700 NE Multnomah, 14th floor. Applicants
residing outside the Portland metropolitan area and physically
disabled applicants may request application materials by calling
(503) 731-7400. Preemployment drug screening Is required. All
applications must be received by 5 p.m. on the closing date.
Information about career opportunities with the Port can be
obtained by calling the Job Hot Line at (503) 731-7480.
Sub-Bids Requested
For OHSU Neurosensory Research Center
Bid Package: Concrete Cutting/Demolltlon
Portland, Oregon
Bid Date: January 19,199 5 • 2:00 PM
HOFFMAN CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY OF OREGON
1300 SW 6th Ave. • P.O. Box 1300 * Portland, Oregon 97207
Bid Phone: 503-221 -8$11 Fax Number: 503-221-8934
Oregon License #28417
We are an equal opportunity employer and request sub-bids and material proposals
from all interested firms including disadvantaged, minority, women, disabled
veterans or emerging small business enterprises.
Public Notice
The Private Industry Council, Inc., (TPIC) serving Multnomah
and W ashington Counties and the City of Portland, has
released a Request for Proposals (RFP) for Summer Youth
Employment and Academic Enrichment Projects. These
projects are being coordinated through a collaborative effort
between the City of Portland and TPIC. Some funding will be
available as early as May 1,1995; however, most funds will
not be available until July 1, 1995. To be eligible to receive
funding, organizations must be considered qualified as de­
termined through TPIC’s Request for Qualification (RFQ)
process. Organizations not currently considered qualified
may complete the RFQ and submit it any time prior to the
deadline for submission of proposals.
A bidder's conference will be held on January 12,1995, at the
Oregon Association of Minority Entrepreneurs (OAME), 4134
N. Vancouver, at 3:00 pm. Organizations which plan to
subm it proposals are strongly encouraged to attend.
Proposals must be received no later than 5:00 pm on January
30,199 5, at The Private Industry Council at 720 SW W ash­
ington, Suite 250, Portland, OR 97205. Late submittals will
not be considered for funding. Notification of funded propos­
als will occur not later than March 13, 1995, once funding
authorizations are made by the TPIC Board of Directors.
To receive a copy of the RFP or the RFQ packet, send your
request in writing to the address above, or fax to (503) 241-
4622. TDD (503) 241-4632.
The Private Industry Council, Inc. is an equal opportunity
employer/program, and auxiliary aids are available upon
request to persons with disabilities.
Oregon State University
University Housing and Dining Renovation Project
Request for Information Due January 2 5 ,199 5
Oregon State University (OSU) is preparing to renovate and
upgrade W est Dining Center and W est International House,
form erly called W est Residence Hall, on the Corvallis Cam ­
pus. OSU is planning the w ork as two separate but concur­
rent projects. The first project, W est Dining Center, a 24,433
square foot single story concrete frame and brick veneer
structure, including a 5,467 square foot basement, must be
ready for occupancy by August 1,1996. The second project,
W est International House, a 66,989 foot five story lift slab and
brick veneer structure with a full basement, must be ready for
occupancy by June 1,1997. $9,000,000 is available for the
direct construction of this work.
OSU is seeking a professional design team headed by an
Architectural firm experienced in Higher Education work. The
team should include members experienced in residential and
food service design, working with other qualified consultants
to complete the goals of this project.
The successful team will assist OSU Facilities Planning,
H o u sin g s Dining Personnel, and the User Group to develop
an aggressive schedule and a com prehensive facility pro­
gram. The Consultants will be asked to make recommenda­
tions for cost-effective construction techniques and site
im provements necessary to accomplish the goals of this
project. Design work for both projects will be accomplished
by the same consultant team.
Primary Architectural Firms interested in assembling a de­
sign team should respond in writing by January 25, 1995.
Mail your request for information to Jerry Watson, University
Architect, Oregon State University, 100 Adams Hall, Corval­
lis, Oregon, 97331-2001.
Request for Qualifications
For Construction Manager/General Contractor
Portland Community College, Sylvania Campus
Classroom Addition/Remodel Project
With approval of the Board of Directors, Portland Community
College plans to proceed in accordance with Oregon Admin­
istrative Rule (OAR) 125-310-026 to select a Construction
Manager/General Contractor (CM/GC) for the services nec­
essary to add ten (10) classrooms (approximately 12,0000
square feet) to the southwest area of ¿ampus and up-
grade/rem odel facility offices and classrooms (approxi­
mately 41,500 square feet) in five different facilities on
campus.
This request for a statement of qualifications is the initial step
toward that selection. It is the intention of Portland Comm u­
nity College to enter into a contract with the selected CM/GC
which will include a Fixed Fee for the activities up through
submittal of a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) and a
percentage or Fixed Fee for all other work through construc­
tion and completion of the project.
The total construction budget for the work is approximately
$3,333,481, inclusive of the Construction Management Fee
and the Guaranteed Maximum Price for the work, but exclu­
sive of a limited amount of O wner-furnished equipment and
other Owner-related development costs.
Request for qualifications shall be submitted by 2:00 p.m.
January 20,1995 to H.E. Lile, Manager of Procurement and
Risk Management Services, Portland Community Colleqe
Ross Island Center, 049 S.W. Porter, Room A6, Portland OR
97201, Phone (503) 273-2808. Contact H.E. Lile for com­
pete description of submittal requirements.
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