Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, October 08, 1997, Page 12, Image 12

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THIRD SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATIONAL ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
CALL FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received until 8 a.m. on October 23, 1997 for the project listed below:
SECURITY
CLACKAMAS g g Harrison St. - SE Jefferson St. (Milwaukie) Section of the Springwater Multi
Use Trail. This project is subject to the DBE Policy Statement as cited in 49 CFR
23. AC Pavement & Oiling
LOSS PREVENTION AGENT
Washington Square
Lloyd Center
Downtown
JOSEPHINE
MEIER & FRANK had full-time opportunities available for experienced Loss Prevention
Agents. On the job training will be considered for candidates with as criminology education.
LANE
JACKSON
MEIER & FRANK offers:
‘ competitive pay
‘ com prehensive benefits package
‘ generous store discount
Please apply at individual stores during business hours or send resume to
MEIER & FRANK
Director of Loss Prevention
621 SW 5th Ave, 2nd Floor
Portland, OR 97204
EOE
Sub-Bids Requested
Nike Building C
Bid Date: October 22, 1997 Bid Time: 2:00 pm
Plans available for review at Kiewit Construction Pre-
Construction office and major Plan Centers in Portland Area
Plans available for purchase from Precision Images 503-274-2030
Prequalified subtrades: sitework, CIP concrete, precast, window
systems, mechanical, fire protection & electrical. We invite additional
bidders on other trades. Phone inquiries addressed to Colleen Furuya-
Smithson 503-228-4085 or Bruce Pottorf 503-228-4120 Fax 503-228-
4129
Kiewit Construction Co.
215 V Street
Vancouver, WA 98661
(503) 285-4687 or (360) 693-1478 Fax (360) 693-5582
We are an equal opportunity employer and request bids from disad­
vantaged, minority, women and emerging small business enterprise.
Sub-Bids Requested For:
Columbia Slough
Consolidation Conduit Project CSCC Job No 6181
Construction Segment 1
100% Performance & Payment Bond may be requried
Bid Date:
October 14, 1997 5:pm
Kiewit Pacific Co.
Northwest District
PO Box 1769
Vancouver, WA 98668
PDX (503) 285-4687
Fax: (360) 693-5582
(360) 693-1478
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and request sub-bids from all
subcontractors and suppliers inlcuding, but not limited to:
Minority, Women-Owned. Disadvantaged, Disabled Veterans and
Emerging Small Business Enterprises.
Public Notice
The Oregon Health Division of the Department of Human
Resources is issuing Request for Proposals #165 to contract
with a communications firm for the development and imple­
mentation of a comprehensive, statewide awareness and
education campaign. The purpose of this campaign is to
support the Oregon Health Division’s comprehensive tobacco
prevention and Education Program. The proposed contract
period is December 1, 1997 through June 30,1999.
Interested parties may request further information or copies of
RFP #165 by calling or writing:
Sonya Olsen-Hasek
Department of Human Resources
Oregon Health Division Business Services
800 NE Oregon Street. Suite 930
Portland, Oregon 97232
Phone: (503) 731-4002, ext. 843
Fax: (503) 731-4078
Closing Date/time for receipt of Proposals...3:00 pm -
October 15,1997
In compliance with the 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act,
the RFP is available in audio oi large print format.
Social Service
VISTA Program Coordinator
Vancouver Housing Authority
Part-time position. Immediate opening. Monitor/supervise VISTA Vol­
unteer program for State of Washington Housing Authorities. Assist
Housing Authorities in effective utilization of VISTA volunteers and
function as liaison among program participants. Based at VHA office;
travel required (normally within Washington State). Requires commu­
nity service or organizing experience in volunteer assignment, super­
vision, and/or training. Graduate from four-year college or university
and three years progressively responsible experience in program
development and management, team building and leadership; expe­
rience working with people of diverse ethnic, social, and economic
backgrounds. Call (360) 694-2501 to request application materials.
Resumes with out applications will not be accepted. Completed
applications must be received by 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, October 14,
1997. Vancouver Housing Authority, 500 Omaha Way, Vancouver,
WA 98661.
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
JACKSON
LANE
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Columbia
Sportswear Company»
ACCOUNTING
INTERNATIONAL
ACCOUNTANT
Columbia Sportswear Company,
a leading m a n u fa ctu re r o,
feportwear and outwear, is seek­
ing an international accountant
responsible for providing world
wide financial support to inter­
national
subsidiaries and divisions. Re­
sponsibilities include preparation
of monthly and annual state­
ments, monitoring and reconcil­
ing intercompany activity be­
tween subsidiaries, preparing
budgets forecasts and other
analyses as required.
Bachelors degree or equivalent
specializing in accounting and
two plus years general account­
ing experience C.P.A. orC.M.A.
candidate preferred. Experience
with consolidation accounting.
Working knowledge of computer
spreadsheet based financial
analysis and modeling required.
Exposure to international busi­
ness and foreign language a
plus. Some international travel
may be required. Must be a
team player that thrives in fast
paced corporate HQ environ­
ment.
Please send resume and salary
history to; Human Resources,
Dept, IN TA C C T, PO BOX
83239, Portland OR, or FAX
to; 503-735-4597. equal oppor­
tunity
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Columbia
Sportswear Company-
PRODUCT
DEVELOPMENT
ASSISTANT
Work for One Tough
Mother!
Columbia Sportswear Company
has proven for more than 50
years that quality construction,
engineering and innovation in
sports apparel is a formula for
success. Our growth has been
built on a foundation of value,
not only in our high quality prod­
ucts, but our employees as well.
Work as a team member in the
product development depart­
ment by maintaining computer
files, garment specifications, and
coordinating sample requests.
Provide administrative support
to product development depart­
ment.
One to two years experience
providing administrative support
in an office environment. Expe­
rience with PC software and da­
tabase programs. Experience
in the garment industry desir­
able.
Please send resume and salary
history to: Human Resources,
Dept. PDASST, PO Box 83239,
Portland OR 97283, or FAX to:
(503)735-4597. Equal Oppor­
tunity Employer.
priority Preemption Project (Grants Pass) on various city streets in Grants
Pass. This project is subject to the DBE Policy Statement as cited in 49 CFR
23. Traffic Signals.
N & E Park Bike Path (Cottage Grove) form East "Regional Park Bikeway in the
southeast section, north and east to Davidson Avenue. This project is subjec
to the DBE Policy Settlement as cited in 49 CFR 23. AC Pavement & Oiling
Priority Preemption Project (Ashland) on various city streets in Ashland. This
project is subject to the DBE Policy Statement as cited in 49 CFR 23. Traffic
Signals.
Brush Creek Bridge Section of Carberry Creek Road located north of Applegate
Lake. 3.5% DBE goal. DBE subject to commercially Useful Function (CUF
requirements. 1) AC Pavement & Oiling, or 2) Reinforced Concrete, and
Structural Steel Bridges and Grade Separation Structures).
“D” Street - Island Park (Springfield) Section of Southwest Connector Bike Path.
13% DBE goal. DBE subject to Commercially Useful Function (CUF) require­
ments. 1) AC Pavement & Oiling, or 2) Reinforced Concrete, and Structure
Steel Bridges and Grade Separation Structures)
M U L T N O M A H Portland W illamette River Bridges, unit 3 Section of various oridge approaches
including St. Johns, Broadway, Burnside, Hawtorne, Morrison, Ross Island,
and Sellwood. 10% DBE goal. DBE subject to Commercially Useful Function
(CUF) requirements. 1) AC Pavement & Oiling, and 2) Traffic Signals.
CLACKAMAS g outh Trolley Extension/Trolley Barn (Lake Oswego) Section of the Oswego
Highway (State Street) in Lake Oswego. 3% DBE goal. DBE subject to
Com m ercially Useful Function (CUF) requirements. Buildings. This project is
to be constructed under the 1991 Standard Specifications for Highway Con­
struction.
JACKSON
JACKSON
ANE
Rogue Valley Highway at Ehrman Way Section of Rogue Valley Highway (OR
99) in Medford Earthwork & Drainage.
Trail Creek Bridge and Sams Creek Bridge Section of Main Street in Trail and
Pelton Lane in Sams near the town of Sams Valley. 10.5% DBE goal. DBE
subject to Com m ercially Useful Function (CUF) requirements. Reinforced
Concrete, and Structural Steel Bridges and Grade Separation Structures.
McKenzie Hwy. @ 69th Street (Springfield) Section of the McKenzie Highway
in the City of Springfield. 8% DBE goal. DBE subject to Comm ercially Useful
Function (CUF) requirements. Work to be performed by the contractor’s own
organization will be no less than 40% of the awarded contract amount for this
project. AC Pavement & Oiling
MULTNOMAH Moffett Creek - Tanner Creek, Unit 1 Section of the Historic Columbia River
Highway approx. 30 miles east of the City of Portland. 12% DBE goal. DBE
subject to Comm ercially Useful Function (CUF) requirements. Miscellaneous
Highway Appurtenances.
M U LTN O M A H pedestrian to Transit, Phase 3 (Portland) Section located on City Streets i
Portland. 13% DBE goal. DBE subject to Comm ercially Useful Function (CUF)
requirements. Miscellaneous Highway Appurtenances.
M U LTN O M A H W illamette Blvd. - Columbia Ct. Section of the Peninsula Crossing Trail in
Portland. 13% DBE goal. DBE subject to Comm ercially Useful (CUF)
requirements. AC Paving & Oiling.
MULTNOMAH p ec|est rjan to Max (Gresham) Section of three separate locations in the transit
corridor, on NE Hood Ave., form NE 5th to Division, N. Main Ave., form Division
to 10th St. and 188th between Stark and Burnside. 14% DBE Goal. DBE
subject to Comm ercially Useful Function (CUF) requirements. 1) AC Pave­
ment & Oiling, or 2) Traffic Signals.
W A S H IN G TO N Q reenburg Road O ’Xing Section of Greenburg Road and Beaverton-Tigard
Highway. 14% DBE goal. DBE subject to Comm ercially Useful Function (CUF)
requirements. W ork to be performed by the contractor’s own organization will
be no less than 30% of the awarded contract amount for this project. 1)
Reinforced Concrete and Structural Steel Bridges and Grade Separation
Structures, and 2) Traffic Signals.
W A S H IN G T O N g W 117th Ave. - SW 110th Ave. (Beaverton) Section of the Tualatin Valley
Highway in the city of Beaverton. 14% DBE goal. DBE subject to Commercially
Useful Function (CUF) requirements. 1) Ac Pavement & Oiling, 2) Traffic
Signals, and 3) Earthwork and Drainage.
Plans specifications and bid documents may be obtained in Room 1, Transportation Building,
Salem, Oregon 97310. Plans may be ordered by phone at (530) 986-3720, or by facsimile at
503) 986-3224. There is a $20.00 non-refundable charge for plans and specifications per
jroject. Prime contractors must be pre-qualified ten days prior to the bid opening day. For
additional information regarding pre-qualification, please contact Fran Neavoll, Program ‘sec-
ion, at (503) 986-3877.
tf your business is not certified as a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) or a Women
3usiness Enterprise (WBE), please contact the Office of Minority, Women and Emerging Small
3usiness at 155 Cottage, Salem, OR 97310, phone (503) 38-5651.
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Great Opportunity
Leigh Properties, has an open­
ing for a licensed, experienced
Real Estate Agent, that’s look­
ing for an opportunity to learn
and“comeuntotheirown..” You
need to know P o rtla n d 's
Eastside , be a self starter, and
embraces the opportunity of
working with a diverse commu­
nity. Inquiries call Bill Leigh at
(503) 287-2634 or write P.O.
Box 12208 Portland Oregon
97212.
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