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REQUEST FOR STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS
TO PROVIDE CONSULTING SERVICES
FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
SERVICES
CITY OF GRESHAM, OREGON
The City of G resham plans to retain consulting services to evaluate the structural integrity of
an existing storm pipe located in Main Street beginning at 5th Street and continuing south
approxim ately 1200 feet to Powell Boulevard. This concrete storm drain has been in place for
approxim ately 50 years. The diam eter of this concrete line is 18 inches (250 feet); 21 inches
(850 fe e t); and 24 inches for 100 feet. Manholes are spaced at approxim ately 250 feet. The City
has viewed the condition of the line by television technique and noted serious cracking and
deform ation. The consultant is to provide technical advice as to the structural integrity of the
storm sewer. In the event that it is determ ined that the structural integrity is in jeopardy the
consultant will evaluate alternatives m ethods to restore structural integrity. The consultant will
provide final design, construction drawing and supplem ental specifications adequate for a
construction contract to be executed by the City. The consultant will provide full-tim e
construction observation for critical elem ents of the construction contract.
Interested consulting firm s shall subm it to the Director of the Departm ent of Environm ental
Services, Attention: G ary Flightner, P.E. 1333 NW Eastman Parkway, G resham , Oregon
97030, by 5 P.M, Pacific Daylight Time, January 14, a 5-page statem ent of qualifications which
shall include:
1. Firm Inform ation. Firm name, address, telephone number, contact person, year estab­
lished, types of services qualified to perform, and num ber of personnel of the firm including a
breakdown of registered professional engineers by discipline, engineer technicians, and
support staff.
2. Qualification of the Firm . A sum m ary of projects com pleted by the firm which are
com parable to the project description including names and location of the project, date of the
project, name and telephone num ber of general contractor and owner representative, and
nam e of consultant’s m anager on the project.
3. Q ualifications of Project Personnel. The name, qualifications, specific work experience
of key personnel proposed for this project. An estim ate as to the percentage of tim e these
personnel would be available during the various phases of the project shall be indicated.
These qualification should indicate all projects worked on during the last 10 years and include
the name of the project, dates, and specific items worked on. Also, subm it a list of alternative
personnel available to work on the project should any of they key personnel indicated be
unavailable to work on this project. Please subm it qualifications and experience of alternative
personnel. Please indicate the date or dates after which proposed project team m em bers will
no longer be available to work on the project. Resumes of other im portant staff may also be
subm itted. To assist in the preparation of the statem ent of qualifications a draft of the Request
For Proposal, which defines the scope of work, is available at the G resham City Hall,
D epartm ent of Environmental Services. The statem ent of qualifications will be evaluated on the
following criteria:
•Q ualifications and experience of team members to be assigned to this project.
•Date or dates after which proposed team members will not be available for the project and the
qualifications of alternative personnel.
•Firm experience and quality of prior work.
Based upon the statem ents of qualifications, three to four of the m ost qualified firm s will be
selected to subm it detailed proposals.
Please contact G ary Flightner, P.E., (503) 618-2488, if more inform ation is needed. Please
subm it 5 copies of the Statem ent of Qualifications.
N on-D iscrim ination Statem ent - The City of G resham ’s programs, services, em ploym ent
opportunities and volunteer positions are open to all person without regard to race, religion,
color, national origin, sex, age, marital status, handicap or political affiliation.
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DEC. 23, 1998
(Cljr |Jortlnttb flObaertier
Columbia
Sportswear Company®
INBOUND MANAGER
- SWINGSHIFT
C olum bia S portsw earhasan
im m e d ia te o p e n in g fo r an
InboundManager (swingshift).
Candidate will be responsible
for reviewing and prioritizing
putaway, case picking & re­
p le n is h m e n t, o ve rse e in g
freight scheduling, managing
and planning storage areas
and pallet space, and provid­
ing guidance and problem
solving skills to deal with tech­
nical issues.
Qualified candidate will possess:
thorough knowledge of ware­
house operations and com­
puterized distribution systems,
working knowledge of MS
Word and Excel, 1-3 years
supervisory experience, Bach­
elor degree or equivalent work
experience specializing in busi­
ness management and at least
3+ yrs experience in logistics
and inventory management.
Pre-employment drug screen
required.
Please send your resume to:
Columbia Sportswear Com­
pany, Hum an R esources,
Dept. Inbound P.O. Box 83239,
Portland, OR 97283 or FAX
(503) 735-4597. Equal Op­
portunity Employer
SILVER LINING
Jewelry & Loan Co.
27 Years of Experience
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2122 NE SANDY BLVD
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
The University of Oregon is soliciting qualifications from
architectural firm s interested in providing design services
related to the expansion and renovation of the University of
Oregon Museum of Art in Eugene, Oregon. The selection
and retention of the consultant will be accom plished in
a ccordance w ith the O regon State B oard o f H ig h er
Education’s Adm inistrative Rule OAR 580-50-020.
Briefly, the project, as currently envisioned, consists of
24,000 GSF of new space and renovation to the 31,000-
square-foot existing building, including the developm ent of
a clim ate control system for the existing spaces. It also
includes im provem ents to accessibility and the creation of
an external sculpture courtyard. The estim ated project cost
is $8,100,00 (direct construction).
Firms interested in obtaining more inform ation related to the
project and the application and selection procedures should
phone or write to:
University Planning Office
NOTICE OF OPPORTUNITY FOR
PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that a public hearing, if so requested
by any interested person, will be held by the Tri-County
M etropolitan Transportation District of Oregon (Tri-Met) at
2:30 PM, W ednesday, January 2 7 ,1 9 9 9 in the second floor
auditorium of the Portland Building, 1120 SW Fifth Avenue,
Portland for the purpose of considering a project for which
federal assistance is being sought. Persons requesting that
this hearing be convened should contact Tri-M et’s Finance
Adm inistrator, by telephone at (503) 238-5850, or in writing
at 4012 SE 17th Ave., Portland, OR 97202 by Thursday,
January 7th at 5:00 PM.
The project under consideration is W estside-Hillsboro Light
Rail. Tri-M et received federal approval in September 1992 to
design and construct the W estside rail project from dow n­
tow n Portland to SW 185th Avenue in W ashington County.
In Decem ber 1994, the Federal Transit Adm inistration ap­
proved an am endm ent to extend the rail line from SW 185th
into downtown Hillsboro by Fall, 1998. The Westside-Hillsboro
line began revenue operations in Septem ber of 1998.
Fiscal year 1999 funding requested in this grant application
for continuation of the rail project is $22,526,475 in federal
assistance. These federal funds would be matched with
$11,263,221 in local dollars for a total project budget of
$33789,696.
This year’s grant funds will support final civil construction of
alignm ent features; com pletion of the W ashington Park
Station; tunnel ventilation control panel testing, manufacture
of six additional low floor light rail vehicles; final software
installation for the com m unications system; manuals and
training for fare collection maintenance; post construction
m onum entation along the alignm ent; signage; graphics and
station finishing work; punchlish items in downtown Hillsboro;
and contract close-out activities.
A discussion of displacem ent of persons, fam ilies and
businesses associated with the W estside-Hillsboro Project
is included in Final Environm ental Impact Statem ents on file
at Tri-M et offices. The project is in conform ance with com ­
prehensive land use and transportation planning in the area
and is program m ed in regional and state Transportation
Im provem ent programs.
In the event a hearing is held, Tri-M et will afford opportunity
for interested persons or agencies to be heard with respect
to the social, econom ic, and environm ental aspects of the
project.
A person requesting a sign language interpreter shall give
Tri-M et at least 48 hours notice of the request by contacting
Tri-M et at 238-5850 or TDD 238-5811, Monday through
Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.
A copy of the grant application, W estside-Hillsboro environ­
mental docum ents, and Tri-M et’s transit developm ent plan
are available for public inspection at Tri-M et’s Grants Dept,
4th floor, 4012 SE 17th Avenue, Portland, OR.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR
ARCHITECTURAL CONSULTANT
SERVICES
Pursuant to the procurem ent requirem ents of the Depart­
m ent of Housing and Urban Development, the Housing
A uthority of the C ounty of Umatilla is soliciting letters of
interest and a resume for consulting services from qualified
firm s and individuals. The services would include the inspec­
tion and consultation process for the rehabilitation of a Rural
Developm ent housing developm ent located in Hermiston,
OR. Interested parties must mail or deliver a letter of interest
and resum e to the Housing A uthority’s office at PO Box 107,
Hermiston, OR. 97838. The letters of interest and resumes
must be received by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, January 15,1999,
and be clearly marked RFP Architectural Consultant Ser­
vices on the outside of the envelope.
Please direct any questions you may have to Bob Willems
at (541 ) 567-3241.
Eugene, OR 97403-1276
Telephone: (541) 346-5562
Com pleted subm issions must be received by 4:00 P.M.
PST, Tuesday, February 2 ,1 9 9 9 .
The University of Oregon is an Affirm ative Action/Equal
O pportunity institution com m itted to cultural diversity and
.com pliance with the Am ericans with Disabilities A c t
following agencies:
Multi-cultural community mental health center seeks ener­
getic team member to assist in day program service adults
with mental illness & dual diagnosis. Provide skills training &
support in independent living, socialization & money mgmt,
individually & In groups. Requires BA or three years com­
bined experience in mental health. $20,800-$22,933 plus
benefits. Minorities encouraged to apply. Submit resume &
cover letter to: CCMH Att: Joe Bebe, 3716 NE MLK Jr
Blvd., Portland, OR 97212 or Fax: 288-8168.
Contract adm inistration and communication skills are critical for this
position in our Project M anager's office in Milwaukie. You will assist the
Project Manager by directing the activities of a construction engineering
office crew of 15-20 employees who are responsible for ensuring
Contractor compliance with the term s o f transportation construction
contracts, perform ing prelim inary engineering on future projects and
perform ing other related highway work. Requires a Bachelor’ s degree in
Civil or Transportation Engineering and two years' Transportation
Engineering experience, or five years' engineering experience with a PE.
FE/EIT, PLS or FLS/LSIT registration. Salary is $ 3 ,3 1 6 to $ 4 ,7 4 8 a
month plus excellent benefits: health insurance; paid vacation and sick
leaves; ten paid holidays; and full employer-paid retirem ent contribution
Announcem ent «OCDT86O7. C o n ta ct ODOT R ecruitm ent a t (5 0 3 )
9 8 6 -4 0 3 0 (TTY (5 0 3 ) 9 8 6 -3 8 5 4 fo r th e hearing Im paired) or v is it
our web s ite a t w w w .hr.das.state.or.us/lobs for announcem ent and
a pplication. ODOT Is an AA/EEO Employer com m itted to a diverse
, 7 i Oregon, opportunity means great benefits, competitive salaries, and a
large variety of careers available statewide. Currently, openings exist in the
OREGON DEPARTM ENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Transportation Engineer 2
Assistant Project Manager
workforce. Deadline is January 8, 1999.
U.S. CENSUS BUREAU - CENSUS 2000
The following full and part-time positions are open: Supervisors,
office clerks, crew leaders, and enumerators/listers. Some jobs
start immediately. Enumerators & crew leaders start In Jan ‘99.
Salary varies depending on location of work and position. U.S.
citizens given priority, field positions may require an automobile.
Call your nearest Local Census Office
Portland (503) 808-4169
or call toll-free 1 -888-806-5878 press 2 for more information.
U.S. Dept. of Commerce/Census Bureau is an Equal Opportunity/
Affirmative Action Employer
Columbia
Sportswear Company®
FOOTWEAR DESIGNER
Colum bia S portsw ear C om ­
pany is, seeking a Footwear
Designer to research world­
wide marketplace trends in
new product design as they
relate to assigned product
category. Includes research­
ing color, materials, compo­
nents, and design concepts
and collecting information and
feedback from sales repre­
s e n ta tiv e s on c u s to m e r
needs. Candidate will con­
ceptualize and perform a
wide variety of product de­
sign tasks in the development
of new footwear products in­
cluding the selection of com­
ponents and colors.
Qualified candidate will possess
10+ years experience in foot­
wear design and develop­
ment, at least 3+ of which
focused on outdoor footwear
ca te g o rie s, or e q u iv a le n t
combination of education and
work experience. Thorough
knowledge of computer de­
sign software as well as the
talent and ability to perform
free hand drawings. Strong
knowledge of footwear de­
sign, materials and produc­
tion tech n iq u e s required.
Ability to write technical ma­
terial for clear product pre­
sentation and marketing.
Please send resume to:” Co­
lum bia S p o rts w e a r C om -
2 /9 9 , this classification will receive a 2% cost
o f living increase and an additional top
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s a la r y s te p w ill be added to th is
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c la s s ific a tio n 's c o m p e n s a tio n p la n ).
Announcement 4OCDT8655. Contact ODOT
Recruitment at (503) 986-4030 (TTY (503)
986-3854 for the hearing Impaired) or visit our
web site at w ww.hidas.state.or.ua/jobs for
application materials. ODOT is an AA/EEO
Employer committed to a diverse workforce. Deadline is January 1 1 ,1 9 9 9 .
1276 University of Oregon
Office A Field Positions Available
Cabinets
MACHINE OPERATOR
Seeking experienced cabinet
shop machine operator. Fa­
m iliarity with Striebig saw
desired. Experience with shop
machinery, 32mm system,
and production work required.
Full time. Be dependable,
fle x ib le , and person a ble .
Work with fun people! Call
(503) 335-9278 and leave
message.
Cabinets
CABINET FINISHER
32mm system cabinet shop
seeking experienced cabinet
finisher. Fulltime. Be depend­
able, flexible, and person­
able. Work with fun people!
C all (503) 335-9278 and
leave message.
OFFICE MANAGER
Cabinet m anufacturer seeks
experienced office manager
for full time work. This office
ties into central administra­
tive and accounting office.
C o m p u te r e xp e rie n ce re ­
quired - Word and Excel pro­
grams. Must be organized,
dependable, fle xib le, and
personable. One of Oregon
Business M a g azin e ’s 100
Best Companies to Work For
in Oregon. Send resume and
cover letter including salary
re q u ire m e n ts
to
J u lia
S pe n ce, VP H um an R e­
sources, Neil Kelly Company,
804 North Alberta St.,
Portland, OR 97217.
Principal Exacutlve/Manager D
Region 1 Geology Manager
Apply your leadership ability and knowledge of subsurface investigation and
geo-technical engineering as Geology Manager for our Region 1 Office in
Portland. Responsibilities include budget, scheduling, personnel, resources
and product quality. This position will develop and implement strategies for
providing geologic, hazmat and environmental support throughout the region,
department and local agencies
Requires six years' experience in
supervision, staf( technical or professional-level work. This experience must
have included at least two years' experience as a project leader, assigning
and reviewing work o f professional staff (i.e., engineers, geologists) including
project responsibility for developing goals and objectives, project evaluation,
monitoring, controlling, or preparing budgets Applicants must clearly
demonstrate experience In subsurface investigation and geotechnical
er^lneering. A Bachelor's degree in Business Administration. Public
Administration, Geology. CMI Engineering or a related field may be substituted
for up to three years of the required experience. but will not substitute tor the
two years' specialized experience. Salary Is $3.401 to $ 4.794* a month plus
excellent benefits: health insurance: paid vacation, sick and personal leaves,
nine paid holidays: and full employer paid retirement contribution. (‘ Effective
OREGON DEPARTM ENT OF CO RRECTIONS
Librarian
Corrections Ubrary Coordinator
This position is located in Ontario. This position directs the Inmate Services
Programs to the Law Library and the General Library at the Snake River
Correction Institution. It Is responsible for ensuring the minimum services
for the inmates. This position requires knowledge of computers. CD-ROM
technology has been used to replace hardcover books. The Librarian
oversees up to eight inmate library clerks, by assigning, checking and
evaluating the inmates' performance on a daily basis. This position
requires three years' experience involving coordination a nd/or direction of
a clerical unit. Courses or training on office occupations or office technology
may be substituted for up to one year of the experience. Preference will be
given to applicants with library training and/or experience. Salary is $2,158
to $ 2 ,8 3 6 a month plus excellent benefits. Oregon Employment
Application and Job Announcement «LE981609 may be obtained from
any Oregon Employment Department or call (503) 3 7 8 6 0 1 3 or visit our
web site at w ww .doc.etate.oiu». Closing date is December 29, 1998.
OREGON DEPARTM ENT OF ECO NO M IC
DEVELOPMENT
Small Business Advocate
Principle Contributor 2
You are invited to apply for a Small Business Advocate position located
In Salem. This position Is responsible for prom oting a healthy business
clim ate for Oregon businesses and to fa cilita te com petitiveness of
Oregon industries. This position requires tw o years' experience in
overseeing major program activity or adm inistrative system s which
included analyzing complex statewide system s, identifying problem s,
gen e ra ting a ltern a tive s, b uild in g c o n se n su s, and im ple m en tin g
solutions A Bachelor's degree is required. Salary Is $ 4 2 ,8 4 0 to
$ 5 7 ,5 2 8 a year with
Contact the Human
required application
Including application
excellent benefits. Announcement »LE98160S.
R etourcet Office at (5 0 3 ) 9 8 6 -0 0 9 7 for the
packet or access the full Job announcement
process at www.econ.state.or.us. Closing date is
January 8, 1999.
T h e s e are just some of the current openings available with the State of
Oregon. For addHional Information, a copy of the State of Oregon
Application Form and more complete announcement listings, c a l the
State JobNna (Oregonian Inside Une) (5 03 ) 2 2 8 5 5 5 5 « 7 7 7 7 (TTY (503)
3 7 8 4 6 7 2 ), visit your local employment department or visit our web site
at www.hr.das.state.or.us/jobs/. The State of Oregon and all Its divisions
are oroud te be equal opportunity employer*.