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March 8, 2000 ortlanò Page B5 “P prUatth (Dhseruvr Classifieds/Bids City O f Vancouver, Washington Invitation To Bid PLANNING ASSOCIATE/SPACE ANALYST Street Improvements SE 164th Avenue From SE Mill Plain Boulevard To SE 1“ Street The University ofO regon’sO fficeofU niversity Planning invites applications for the position o f Planning A ssociate/Space Analyst. The U niversity o f O regon, located in beautiful Eugene, Oregon, encom passes 279 acres and 4.5 m illion square feet o f buildings. T he Planning Office is a small service- oriented departm ent with a com m itm ent to user-directed planning processes that have m ade the U niversity o f Oregon a nationally recognized leader in the areas o f cam pus planning and design. We are looking for an individual w ith excellent interpersonal skills and a record ofoutstanding perform ance in areas related to developing a university’s physical environm ent. N otice is hereby given that theC ity ofV ancouver, W ashington, will receive sealed bids up to the hour o f 11:00 a.m .. Pacific Standard Tim e, M onday, M arch 27,2000, and publicly opened and read aloud at that tim e on the same day in the Council Cham bers, I" Floor o f C ity Hall, 210 East 13,h Street, V ancouver, W ashington, for the following: T he construction o f asphalt concrete pavem ent and/or cem ent concrete p avem ent, sidew alks, curbs, drainage im provem ents, traffic signal m odifications, illum ination, noise w alls, and associated w ork as show n on the plans for Project No. T B 3 14, Street Im provem ents for SE 164'h Avenue from SE M ill Plain Boulevard to SE 1“ Street Bidding docum ents m ay be exam ined in O w ner’s office. City ofV ancouver, W ashington, Financial Services Building, 100 E 13th Street, V ancouver W ashington. B idding docum ents may be obtained from the O w ner’s office upon paym ent o f $100.00 plus sales tax, (if applicable) for each set o f docum ents. Return o f the docum ents is not required, and the am ount paid for the docum ents is nonrefundable. (city O rdinance M -3427) Com pany/ Cashiers checks or m oney shall be m ade payable to City o f V ancou ver .Firm s ordering docum ents shall provide a street address and/or post office box w here additional inform ation (A ddenda) m ay be delivered via U.S. Mail. D ocum ents w ill be delivered via UPS or U.S. Mail. A list o f plan centers that have received sets o f B idding Docum ents for the w ork contem plated herein is available from Purchasing at (360) 696-8231. Do not send cash. B ids shall be in accordance w ith the specifications and other contract docum ents on file in Purchasing, C ity Financial Services Building, phone (360) 696-8231, w here copies may be obtained. Bid results may be obtained the m orning after the bid opening by calling (360) 696-8125.- All bids shall be addressed to the attention o f the Purchasing A gent, City ofV ancouver Financial Services Building, 100 East 13*h Street, P.O. Box 1995, V ancouver, W ashington 98668. All bids delivered shall be delivered to the Purchasing A gent, C ity Financial Services Building, 100 East 13,h Street. B ids shall be placed in an envelope w hich is sealed and w hich clearly states the nam e o f the bidder, the date o f the bid opening, and appropriate w ording to indicate definitely the nature o f the contents. Do not send bids by Fax. Bids subm itted via Fax w ill not be accepted. T he follow ing is applicable to federal aid projects. The (Local A gency) in accordance w ithTitle VI oftheC ivil Rights Act o f 1964,78 Stat. 252,42 U.S.C. 2000d to 2000-4 and Title 49, C ode o f federal R egulations, Departm ent o f Transportation, subtitle A, O ffice o f the Secretary, part 21, nondiscrimination in federally assisted program s o f the D epartm ent o f Transportation. T he C ity o fV a n co u v e r is com m itted to providing equal opportunities to State o f W ashington certified M inority, D isadvantaged and W om en’s B usiness E nterprises in contracting activities. (Section 4 o f C hapter 56, Law s o f 1975,1“ Ex. Sess., State o f W ashington). All bid proposals m ust be accom panied by a bid proposal deposit in cash, certified check, cashier’s check, or surety bond in an am ount equal to five percent (5% ) o f the am ount o f such bid proposal. Should the successful bidder fail to enter into such contract and furnish satisfactory perform ance bond w ithin the tim e stated in the specifications, the bid proposal deposit shall be forfeited to the C ity o fV ancouver. T h e C ity o fV a n co u v e r reserves the right to cancel this invitation or reject any and all bids subm itted or to w aive any m inor form alities o f this call if in the judgem ent o f the City Council the best interest o f the C ity w ould be served. N o bidder m ay w ithdraw his bid after the hour set for the opening thereof, unless the aw ard o f contract is delayed for a period exceeding thirty (30) days. V. M arcelyn Jandreau Purchasing A gent I niversity ofOregon Search #7671 T his position advises the university adm inistration on issues related to space allocation; oversees developm ent o f the university’s biennial capital construction needs program ; and facilitates and coordinates general university or specific project planning efforts. Candidate must hold a degree in Planning, Public A dm inistration, Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Interior A rchitecture, o r a related field. The position is open effective March 1,2000 and will be filled on a 12-month basis as an officer o f adm inistration (non-teaching faculty). Annual salary range is $40,000 to $42,000 with excellent benefits. For a full position description and subm ission inform ation, contact the University o f Oregon Planning O ffice, 1276 University o f Oregon, Eugene, OR 97403-1276(541/ 346-5562). The deadline for submitting applications is4:30P.M . PST, Friday, M arch 24,2000. T he U niversity is an equal opportunity, affirm ative action institution com m itted to cultural diversity and com pliance with the Am ericans w ith D isabilities Act. Seasonal Maintenance Worker Recreation Leader Positions Available Portland Parks & Recreation O perations T he C ity o f Portland, Park O perations D ivision is currently accepting applications for the Seasonal M aintenance W orker Position. These are tem porary positions, starting im m ediately and varying in length up to a m axim um o f five months. Seasonal M aintenance W orkers perform a variety o f unskilled and limited skill duties such as: • Landscaping in City parks and gardens • Janitorial m aintenance tasks in City parks and gardens • W ork m ay be perform ed independently or as part o f a crew and under close supervision • G rounds m aintenance, m ow ing, edging E m ployees will be required to: • W ork under adverse w eather conditions • Possess valid drivers license • Pass a background check, physical capacities test and a m edical test Y ou m ay com plete and turn in applications betw een the hours o f 7:30am and 3:30PM , M onday - Friday. You m ust bring 2 pieces o f identification w ith you at tim e o f application. I f you have questions call - 823-1641. To receive applications by mail, call 823-1645. O perations O ffice located at: 6437 SE Division Portland, O regon 97206 A pplications w ill not be accepted by m ail or fax. A pplications will be accepted throughout the sum m er season. T he C ity o f Portland is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer Portland Parks & Recreation TheMultnomah County Health Departmentis currently recruiting for the following positions: • • • • • • N eighborhood H ealth D ivision D irector Planning & D evelopm ent D ivision D irector Lead G rant W riter/G rant D eveloper Com m unity H ealth N urse (RN )- Bilingual Spanish C lerical U nit S upervisor (Part-tim e) - Bilingual Spanish C om m unity H ealth W orker 1 and 2 (see our m ore detailed ads in this classified section) • N utrition A ssistant - Bilingual Spanish • C linic H ealth A ssistant- Bilingual Spanish • Office Assistant 2 - Bilingual Cantonese, Korean, Russian or Vietnamese • Senior O ffice A ssistant - Full and Part-tim e A pplication m aterials and formal jo b announcem ents are available at: w w w .co.m ultnom ah.or.us/jobs.'. In person or by m ailing a self-addressed stam ped envelope requesting application forms to: M ultnom ah County Human Resources Division, 1120 SW 5"’ Avenue, First Floor Lobby, PO Box 14700, Portland OR, 97293-0700. Assisted access to Multnomah Countyjob inform ation and w eb site is available at M ultnom ah C ounty Libraries M ultnom ah C ounty H ealth D epartm ent is actively recruiting persons from various ethnic and cultural backgrounds to enhance service to o u r d iv e rse c o m m u n ities. B ilin g u a l/ bicultural candidates are encouraged to apply. An Equal Opportunity Employer A Advertisement For Bid Irvington C ovenant C om m unity D evelopm ent Corporation (ICCD C) is accepting bids for the construction o f a panelized row house (2 units) approx. 1240 sf/unit located at 4726 NE 9lh, Portland, Oregon. Blueprints and bid specifications are available for review at 4008 NE Martin L. KingBlvd., Portland. Please, call (503) 287-5226 for an appointment to review. Bids must be received at this address by 2:00 pm PST, Friday, March 17,2000, at which tim e bids will be publicly opened and read. All bidders m ust be licensed, bonded, and registered with the C onstruction C ontractors Board. ICCDC is an equal opportunity em ployer and requests sub-bids from minority, w om en, disadvantaged, and em erging small business enterprises. ICCDC m ay reject any bid not in com pliance with all prescribed bidding procedures and requirem ents. \ C am p fo r C h ild re n and Youth w ith Diabetes Hiking, sports, games sw im m ing- making new friends. Campers even learn more about their diabetes! Enjoy traditional camp activities in a medically supervised environment. Gales Creek Camp is so cool! Sub Bids Requested W omen’s Prison & Intake Center Bid Package #1-Site Improvements D em olition, earthw ork, utilities, site concrete, asphalt concrete paving, landscaping, chain like fencing, site furnishings, and site electrical Pre-Bid Meeting & Site Visit: March 9,2000 at 1:30pm Bids Due: April 4,2000 at 2 :00pm Bid D ocum ents available from W illam ette Print & Blueprint 503/223-5011 H O FFM A N C O N ST R U C T IO N C O M PA N Y O F O R EG O N For m ore inform ation o ran application call (503)699-8433 Construction Trainee (Requisition #00031) NW Natural (formerly NW Natural Gas) has full-time job opportunities for Construction Trainees in the Portland and Clark County areas. W ill be expected to stand, walk, and frequently bend and twist for an 8-hour shift, in various weather and terrain, and lift a maximum of 90 lbs. Must be able to demonstrate basic math, reading compre hension and mechanical skills. These jobs require the ability to work in a structured team environment and are random drug-test positions. Applications available at the State Employment Division (1433 SW feth Avenue in Portland) Deadline is February 18,2000. Bid P h o n e: (503) 221-8811 - Bid F ax: (503) 221-8934 1300 S W Sixth A venue - Portland, O R 9 7 2 0 1 - O R CCB #28417 W e are an equal opportunity em ployer and request sub bids from all interested firm s including disadvantaged, minority, w om en, disabled veterans and em erging sm all business enterprise. O ther Subcontracting Opportunities - 1 nternet http://www.hofTmancorp.com For more job description detail: |obline> (503) 226-4211 x2434 or www.nwnatural.com An Equal Opoortumtv Emolover NW N a tu r a l City Of Portland RFP No. 99850 Bureau o f General Services A rchitectural and D esign Services for the King Neighborhood Facility Proposals Due By: 4:00 p.m., April 6,2000 Request For Proposals The City o f Portland Bureau o f General Services requests proposals from architectural design consultants for determ ining current conditions and functionality o f the King Neighborhood Facility building, and developing at least two conceptual plan options for possible future developm ent. A com plete description o f the project, specific requirements and evaluation criteria for the proposal may be obtained from the Bureau o f Purchases, Room 1313,1120 S.W. FifthAve., Portland, OR. 97204, (503) 823-6855. Proposals shall be received at that office until 4:00 p.m., April 6,2000. A n O ptional pre-proposal meeting will be held to receive questions regarding this request for proposal at 2:00 p.m., March 22, 2000. The m eeting w ill be held at the King Neighborhood Facility, 4815 NE 7,h Ave. Portland, OR. Proposals shall be review ed by a consultant selection com mittee in accordance w ith C hapter 5.68 o f the City Code. Interviews may be held w ith the highest rated firms. C onsultants shall be required to conform to the City M BE/W BE and Equal E m ploym ent O pportunity Programs. The City o f Portland is com m itted to increasing contracting, subcontracting and employment opportunities for m inority and w omen owned businesses. Consultants are required to evaluate project specifications in endeavoring to maximize use o f M BE and W BE firms. Consultants are encouraged to conduct pre bid conferences and are advised to investigate all potential sources o f MBE and W BE participation, including suppliers o f materials, services and equipm ent. Consultants identifying subcontracting opportunities are required to m axim ize outreach to m inority and women owned firms in fulfilling these subcontracting needs. Attention is called to Chapter 3.100 ofthe City o f Portland Code relative to certification as an Equal Employment O pportunity Em ployer. Details o f EEO certification requirem ents are available from the B ureauof Purchases, Room 1313,1120S.W. FifthAve., Portland OR. 97204, (503) 823-6855. Sue K lobertanz Purchasing D irector Washington County Juvenile Counselor I Recycling Project Specialist 1 Full T im e P o sitio n /1 Job Share $2,776-$3,373/mo. C loses M arch 17,2000 Juvenile Counselor II $3,220-$3,912/month C loses M arch 17,2000 $3,220-$3,912/mo. Closes March 1 7,2000 SR. Program Coordinator Juvenile Department $3,919-$4,765/month Program Coordinator Juvenile Department Closes March 1 7,2000 Survey T echnician II Public Land Corner $3,552-$4,317/month C loses M arch 17,2000 Closes March 3 1,2000 $2,873-$3,480/mo. Call (503)846-8606/TTY (503)846-4898 for information. County application and supplem ental application forms required. W om en, m inorities, and people w ith disabilities are encouraged to apply. ApplyTo: W ashington County H uman Resources Division 155 N. First A venue, Suite 320 Hillsboro, OR 97124 Liquor Store Operator The O regon Liquor C ontrol Com m ission has vacancies for independent contractors to operate the follow ing retail liquor stores. A-59 Vale, A -146 Forest G rove, A -195 Springfield Starting Date June 1,2000 We eval uate al 1 appl icants on background, knowledge and work experience in: • retail business m anagem ent; • inventory/cash m anagem ent; • retail sales; • custom er service/public relations in a retail environment. The successful applicant m ust be able to: • enter into an agency agreem ent contract with the OLCC; • qualify for a fidelity bond; • negotiate the lease or purchase o f the store location or propose a more suitable location serving the sam e com m unity subject to staff requirem ents; • purchase the fixtures and equipm ent as specified in the agency inform ation sheet; • begin operation on the date specified above. Selected finalists will be notified and interviewed by the staff screening com m ittee in Portland. Final selection will be made by the Commission, based on set criteria, at its public m eeting in May. The appointed agent is an independent contractor for the State o f Oregon. This person will operate the liquor store on behalf o f the OLCC and have no ow nership o r property rights in the agency. Only individuals may be appointed agents. For application form s and additional information contact: OLCC, 9079 SE M cLoughlin Blvd., Portland, OR 97222 orphone 872-5015 (toll-free I -800-426-2004). Separate application forms are required for each store. Appl ications are due in the Store O perations office, Room 124 at the above address, by 5:00 PM, Friday, March 17,2000. Excellent Summer Job Opportunities! G ales Creek Cam p Foundation For Children with Diabetes is seeking outgoing, enthusiastic people to w ork and live in the great outdoors. This sum m er jo b will have you hiking, sw im m ing and playing sports! Be a positive role m odel and m ake a difference in the lives o f children living with insulin dependent diabetes. W e need up beat and positive people to w ork in the followingposition: C ook-Supervise kitchen staff and work in tandem with our Registered Dietitian planing low sugar nutritious meals. M aleC am pC ounselors-S upervise, guideand role m odel appropriate cam p activities RN, G raduate Nurses and Junior Nursing Students -E x c elle n t opportunity for them edical professional. Contact Scott @ 503-699-8433 for more information. We are an equal opportunity employer honoring diversity.
