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Oregon Board Of Medical Examiners
Multnomah County, Oregon
Notice of Intent No: N952-06-0120
I Notice of Intent due by 4:00 PM on: December 22,1995
Sealed bids will be received by Colamotte Construction
Company (Construction Manager/General Contractor) on
behalf of Oregon State University until 5:00 p.m. local time
December 19,1995 for the O.S.U. Industrial Building Recon
struction at any of the following locations:
Request for Proposal
I Notice of Intent's will not be publicly opened and read alouc
The Notice of Intent must be sealed in it’s entirety, and the
packaging clearly marked with the Proposer’s name, ad­
dress, and NOI number. Responses will be received until, bu
I not after, 4:00 PM, by Multnomah County Purchasing, 25C
SE 11th Ave., Portland, OR 97202, for:
Multnomah County’s Department of Juvenile Justice Services
I (DJJS) is currently seeking qualified candidates to provide the
following services:
11. Residential drug and alcohol services for youth 15-17
years of age, that are culturally centered and appropriate
for youth from different racial and ethnic backgrounds,
currently involved with DJJS Juvenile Probation Services
and Family Service Centers;
Outpatient drug and alcohol services for youth 15-17 years
of age, that are culturally centered and appropriate for
youth from different racial and ethic backgrounds, current­
ly involved with DJJS Juvenile Probation Services anc
Family Service Centers;
Use of “No Decline” policy in the acceptance of youth
referred for drug and alcohol services who are at risk o
continued involvement with the Juvenile Justice System
Youth will be referred from DJJS Probation Units anc
Family Service Centers;
The Minimum Qualifications for any contractor to provide
the above listed services include all points cited below;
1. Minimum two year history of effective and verifiable expe
rience working within a Juvenile Justice System environ
ment providing drug and alcohol services to a culturally
diverse population of delinquent youth with varied degrees
of criminal involvement;
12. Acceptance of the DJJS “No Decline” policy;
13. Qualified staff with documented experience working with
culturally diverse youth, bi-lingual/monolingual youth anc
families and youth involved in street drug sales;
4. Ability to verify outcomes relating to recidivism, education
al involvement, i.e. re-enrollment in traditional or transi
tional educational and employment programs or quality o
life improvements (i.e. family reunification, et.al.);
15. Verifiable experience in collaborating with other communi
ty based service providers in the delivery of drug and
alcohol services.
16. Evidence of agency liability insurance in the amount $50,000
per claimant and $500,000 total and ability to acquire
W orker’s Compensation Insurance.
17. Accreditation as a Licensed Drug and Alcohol Treatmen
Provider.
I Approximately $20,000 is available in each service area: 1)
Inpatient Residential, and 2) Outpatient Treatment Services
| for the period through June 30, 1996.
Instructions For Submitting A Notice Of Intent
I Those interested in applying must submit an original and one
(1) copy of their Letter of Intent describing how the agency
meets each of the seven (7) cited minimum qualifications and
how they would provide the services listed. This should be
contained in no more than a four (4) page response.
Only agencies which respond to this Notice of Intent and
meet the minimum qualifications will be permitted to
submit proposals for contracts.
Those agencies who meet the minimum qualifications will be
screened by a review committee to determine which program
description best fits the needs of DJJS and its clients. These
agencies will then be invited to participate in oral discussions
with the review committee.
Multnomah County reserves the right to reject any or all
proposals if not in compliance with the Request for Proposals
(RFP) procedures and requirements.
Applicant’s must submit one original and one complete copy
of their Notice of Intent to: Multnomah County Purchasing,
2505 SE 11th Ave., Portland, OR 97202.
Phone (503) 248-5111, Fax (503) 248-3252.
Franna Hathaway, CPPB, Manager
Purchasing Section
A. Oregon State University
100 Adams Hall
Corvallis, Oregon
B. Eugene Building Exchange
860 McKinley Street
Eugene, Oregon 97223
C. Colamette Construction Company, Main Office
8430 S.W. Humzlker Steet, Suite 200
Portland, Oregon 97223
Bids will be opened and publicly read aloud on December 20
1995 at 10:30 a m. at Oregon State University, 100 Adams
Hall, Oregon.
The project consists of partial demolition of an existing
building and construction of a new two-story Industrial Build
ing at Oregon State University, Corvallis Oregon and includes
but is not limited to:
1. Demolition of selected portions of the existing building
and site including slab removal.
2. Construction of a new 18,000 SF two-story building
addition including structural steel and exterior Insulated
finish system.
3. Site and utility work, including new parking and landscape
area.
4.
New electrical service, HVAC, plumbing and sprinkler
systems.
All subcontractors are encouraged to visit the site prior to
submitting their bid.
A bid form is included in the specifications for individual
scopes of work.
Contract documents are available for review at Colamette
Construction Company’s main office as well as the following
locations: Daily Journal of Commerce, Eugene Builders Ex­
change, Mid V alley Plan Center, C onstruction Data,
Wilsonville, Dodge/Scan. Salem Builders Exchange, Daily
Journal of Commerce Impact Minority Plan Center Construc­
tion Data & News
Sealed bids should be placed in an envelope identifying
project, company name and item(s) of work
Additional plans can be obtained from the following blue
printing locations:
A. T.I.S.
314 S.W. 4th Avenue
Portland, Oregon 97204
(503) 222-4229
B. Corvallis Blueprint
252 S. W. Jefferson,
Corvallis Oregon 97401
(541) 753-9408
Central Blueprint
47 W. 5th Street
Eugene, Oregon 97401
(541) 342-3624
DBE, MBE and WBE subcontractors are encouraged to
submit quotations.
Management and Organization Study
DEADLINE: December 18, 1995
The Oregon Board of Medical Examiners is seeking propos
als from individuals or firms qualified to perform as review of
the Board’s management policies and practices staffing,
workload measures, and staff organization.
The Board of Medical Examiners was directed by the 1995
Legislature to contract with an outside management consult­
ant to review the management policies and practices of the
Board, including an examination and recommendations relat­
ing to staffing requirements, workload measures, and staff
organization.
The consultant(s) selected will have experience and knowl­
edge relating to: management and organizational studies;
health care facilities operational requirements imposed on
public agencies; and policy development in public agencies.
In addition, the nonsultant(s) selected will demonstrate: com ­
munications skills; organizational capability to manage and
complete the project within the required timeframe; and an
objective point of view.
The contract to be awarded is expected to begin in January
1996 and end in July 1996. The total amount of the contract
is estimated to be $25,000.
Proposals must be received at the Oregon Board of Medical
Examiners by 5p.m. Monday, December 18, 1995. No Late
Proposals Will Be Accepted.
For a complete copy of the RFP, contact Dianne Cole, 503-
229-5873, ext. 225. Send written requests to Ms. Cole at the
Oregon Board of Medical Examiners, 1500 SW First Avenue
Suite 620, Portland, 97201-5826.
Sub-Bids Requested
Public Safety And School Building Renovation
Gresham, Oregon
Interior Finishes
Pre-Bid Conference And Job Walk Through:
December 14, 1995 at 10:00 A.M.
bid Date: December 21,1995 - 2:00 pm
DRAWINGS CAN BE VIEWED AT
DONALD M. DRAKE COMPANY OFFICES
DAILY JOURNAL OF COMMERCE PLAN CENTER
CONSTRUCTION DATA PLAN CENTER
DONALD M. DRAKE COMPANY
DRAKE
1740 NW Flanders
Portland, OR 97209
(503) 226-3991
Fax (503) 243-2775
CCB 484045
We are an equal opportunity employer and request sub-bids from disadvantaged, minority,
women, Vietnam era veterans, disabled veterans, or emerging small business enterprises.
You Can Prepare fo r a
Paraprofessional Career in
Education at PCC Cascade
Instructional Aide, Special Education
All bidders must be registered with the Construction Contrac-
o r’s Board at the time of submission of the bid.
If you like working with children and young adults and
want an opportunity to make a difference in their lives, a
career in special education brings special rewards. For
more information, call 978-5229.
All bidders must comply with requirement of the prevailing
wage in ORS 279.348 through ORS 279.365.
Library/Media Assistant
Work is scheduled to start January 1996 and be completed by
June 30, 1996.
Questions concerning the bid should be referred to Bill
Ellis, Colamette Construction Company project manager at:
phone (503) 620-0106 or fax: (503) 639-0267.
Library/media assistants do much more than catalog books.
They help with every aspect of managing school, public or
private libraries. The work is diverse and interesting To
find out more, call 978-5253-
Jobs in these fields are plentiful in the Portland area and
provide qualified employees with rewarding work.
Glasses start Jan. 2.
S u b -B id s & M a te ria l Q u o te s R e q u e s te d
Courthouse Chiller & Cooling Tower Replacement
1021 SW Fourth Avenue, Portland
for Multnomah County
Project No. 655796
Bid Date: 12/12/95 Bid Time: 2:00 PM
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Cascade Campus
705 N. Killingsworth St.
Portland
Community
College
Hydro-Temp Mechanical, Inc.
Request For Proposals * 95-29
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4246 SE Belmont * Portland, OR 97215
Phone: (503) 230-9359 Fax (503) 230-9363
CB #63907
Belmont-Main - Final Phase
Redevelopment Project
The Portland Development Commission is soliciting propos­
als for the purchase and development of a block, approxi­
mately 32,850 square feet in area, in the Central Eastside
Urban Renewal Area. Development of this block develop­
ment project on the west side of SE Martin Luther King, Jr.
Boulevard.
The simple and clearly written proposal shall commit the
purchaser to both purchase and develop the block identified
above.
The proposal shall be submitted in accordance with the
proposal format outlined in the Request for Proposal (RFP).
Selection criteria and process are also described in d°tail in
the RFP packet available frt t:
Judith Rees
Portland Development Commission
1120 SW Fifth Avenue, Suite 1100
Portland, OR 97204
(503) 823-3334
We are equal opportunity employer and request sub-bids and material quotes
from minority, women, disadvantaged, and small business enterprises.
/n Oregon, opportunity means great benefits, competitive salaries, and a large variety of
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Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT), is known throughout the nation as a
progressive government agency and a leader In team building and public involvement
efforts. We are a team-oriented, values-based, progressive organization that has immediate
opportunities for the following position:
Purchasing Analyst
We are seeking applicants for position In Portland. Will assist In developing and
administering contracts to procure products, services and equipment, and coordinate and
advise on contracts for highway maintenance, public Improvement, facilities maintenance,
service contracts, fleet vehicies/equipment purchases ana rental agreements. Requires
one year of full-time purchasing experience which includes purchasing practices, procedures
and techniques such as determining specifications, placing purchase orders and p ro c e s s if
requisitions; AND a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration or closely related field or
three more years of relevant experience. Salary $1,869
$2,486/month + benefits.
Completed application materials must be received by December 18. 1995.
Contact ODOT Recruitment at (5 0 3 ) 986-4030 (TTY 9 8 6 3854) to request application
packet. For other ODOT opportunities call our JOBUNE at 800-233-1618 (In Oregon),
(5 0 3 ) 986-3847(out-of -state).
U.S.
C oastguard
The successful purchaser must be certified by the City of
Portland as an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employ­
er, be licensed to do business in the City of Portland, and must
comply with the established goals in this project as contained
in the RFP.
Proposals are due by 10:00 a.m. on January 12, 1996.
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OREGON STATE HOSPITAL
Mental Health Specialist
Oregon State Hospital In Salem. Immediate openings. Positions provide evaluation and
treatment of Individuals who have substance abuse problems, are sexually deviant, mentally
ill or emotionally disturbed, or developmental^ disabled. Positions may require specialized
treatment experience In one or more of the above areas. Current vacancies require a
Master s degree In a related field. Salary range: $2,261 to $3,008 monthly. C a l (5 0 3 )
945-2815, TTY (5 0 3 ) 94 5-2996 (or application packet that Includes description of duties
and requirements, by Wednesday, December 13, 1995.
For more employment opportunities with the State of Oregon, c a l (5 0 3 ) 2 2 5 -5 5 5 *
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