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<Elje Jîortlattù (DbserUer March 19.2003 C lassifieds / B Page B7 ) ni in u n i t y Zoo V oluoos Hove fun, to m e V isitors C ‘ a ’ i l c n d a i ids OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY ENERGY SAVINGS PERFORMANCE CONTRACT SERVICES FOR HATFIELD MARINESCIENCE CENTER ENERGY SAVINGS UPGRADE Request for Proposals Due Friday, April 18, 2 0 0 3 Oregon State University (“OSU" or the “Owner”) is seeking an Energy Service Company (“ESCO”) capable of providing comprehensive energy and water management services and related capital improvements for the Hatfield Marine Science Center (“ HMSC") complex in Newport, Oregon. Essential services and improvements that will reduce energy and water consumption in the Facility will include, without limitation, an upgrade in capital energy-related equipment; improved building operations; fuel cost savings through fuel switching or improved demand management; on-going training; and a s s is ta n c e in m e e tin g e n viro n m e n ta l m a na gem ent responsibilities. Improvements and services must result in an actual decrease in annual energy and water consumption that will generate a guaranteed econom ic savings while maintaining minimum standards of occupant comfort. OSU is s e e k in g a p ro fe ssio n a l Energy S e rvice Com pany experienced in energy savings performance contract work. The team should include members experienced in similar projects, w orking with other qualified professional consultants and construction trades to complete the goals of this project. This project is anticipated to move at a very rapid rate. To be considered, firms must submit their RFQ response to OSU no later than 5:00 PM Loca' Time, April 18,2003. Mail your request for information to Henry Alaman, Project Manager, Oregon State University, 100 Adams Hall, Corvallis, Oregon, 97331-2001. Fax requests will be accepted at (541) 737-3724. OSU is an AA/EEO employer and encourages the submittal of responses from women, minority-owned and em erging small business enterprises. OSU may reject any response not in compliance with all prescribed public contracting procedures and requirements, and may cancel this solicitation or reject any or all responses upon a finding of OSU it is the public interest to do so. O R E G O N S T A T E U N IV E R S IT Y RESER STADIUM EXPANSION Request for Qualifications Due Friday, April 4, 2 0 0 3 Oregon State University (OSU) is seeking qualifications from construction firms interested in providing Construction Manager/ General Contractor (CM/GC) services for an expansion of Reser Statjium on the OSU Campus. Reser Stadium currently seats 35,000 fans and has experienced sold-out seasons for the past three years. Reser Stadium was originally built in 1953 and has had periodic renovations and additions including, most recently, the Valley Football Center expansion in 1996. The expansion will occur on the east side of the stadium and will include the demolition and reconstruction of the existing stands as well as a new, covered second level of seats and suites. The expansion will result in a stadium capacity of approximately 43,000 seats. Direct construction cost$ for the project are estimated at $55 million. OSU is seeking a professional CM/GC experienced in Higher Education work. The CM/GC team should include members experienced in collegiate projects, working with other qualified professional consultants to complete the goals of this project. This new structure must be ready for occupancy by August 2005. Site work is planned to begin in the summer of 2004. D o you en jo y b u tterfly w atch ing an d h a n d -feed in g co lo rfu l lo rik e e ts? H ave you ev er w anted to learn m o re ab o u t attractin g lo cal w ild life to y o u r b ack y ard , in clu d in g b ird s and b u tterflies? T h e zo o is seek in g v o lu n teers to w ork at least one th ree-an d -a-h alf ho u r shift per w eek from m id-M ay to L ab o r D ay. Z o o A m b a s s a d o rs p ro v id e g en eral an im al and ex h ib it in fo r m atio n to v isito rs, w h ile sp e n d ing tim e w ith h ig h ly so cial p a r ro ts in the lo rik eet ex h ib it and co lo rfu l b u tte rflie s in th e b u tte r fly g ard en . “ B eing a Z o o A m b assad o r is a g re a t w ay to g et in v o lv ed in the c are o f som e b eau tifu l b ird s and b u tte rflie s. O u r v o lu n teers also m ake a d ifferen ce in the co m m u nity by edu catin g the p ublic about the im p o rtan ce o f c o n se rv a tio n ," said O reg o n Z o o D irecto r T ony V ecchio, T he v o lu n te e rs’ d u ties include ta lk in g to zo o v isito rs; in su rin g th e safety o f the b ird s and b u tte r flies; and m o n ito rin g the ex h ib it d o o rs to p rev en t b ird s and b u t te rflies from flying aw ay. . T h e a m b a s s a d o rs w ill be r e q u ir e d to a tte n d o n e o r i e n ta tio n s e s s io n an d 10 h o u rs o f Crisis Line Alternative Medicine Classes Gavin Decker-Griffith gets up close and personal with some colorful birds at the Oregon Zoo. photo by M ichael D vrham /C olrtksy B U SIN E S S directory OFF.: (5 0 3 )2 8 6 -1 1 0 3 FAX: (5 0 3 )2 8 6 -1 1 4 6 HOME OFF1CES:BLOOMINOTON, ILLINOIS Problem Pooch Class If you have ju s t entered dog parenthood or are planning to adopt a new dog, com e to a ‘P rob lem P o o ch ’ class at the O regon H um ane S oci ety, 1067 N.E. C olum bia Blvd. on S aturday, A pril 5 at 11 a.m . The leader-lead group discus sion is a m ust have for anyone interested in know ing m ore about canine behavior prob lems. For m ore information, call 503-416-2985. Spring into Fitness Fair On Saturday, April 5 from nixin to 4 p.in. com e to N ature's W ellness Center, 3535 N.E. 15“’ Ave., to get sam ples o f fitness bars and drinks during an informative fair on health, fitness and getting in shape. Fitness teachers will be on site to give free classes and demonstrations. Enter to win a free gift basket and prizes by answ ering trivia ques tions. For more information, call 503-281 -3262. M ichael E. Harper, Sr. Agent 9045 SW Barbar, Suite 109 Rutland. OR97219 (503)221-3050 FAX: (503) 227-8757 STATEFARMINSURANCT-COMPANIES HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS 24 H our G ood N eighbor Service® ELagle E ly e O p t ic a l ERNEST J. HILL, JR. A gent 2808 NE MLK Jr Blvd, Suite C ▲ 503.335.7173 6 5 2 7 NE MLK, Jr. Boulevard Suite A PRESCRIPTION EYEWEAR LICENSED & CERTIFIED OPTICIAN K r la L a c tie r Associate Broker Direct Line (503) 497-5420 E-mail: krla@wlndertnere.com Business (5 0 3 ) 2 8 6 -5 4 7 7 SUB-BIDS REQUESTED DOMONIQUE'S / O Windermere Cellular (971) 506-H0ME Windermere/Cronin $ Caplan Realty Group, Inc. 8 3 1 5 N. Denver Ave., Portland, OR 9 7 2 1 7 2 . OHSU, ADPBUILDING, SPONSORED PROJECTS DEPARTMENT REMODEL J Boyd Picture Perfect Landscape Maintenance A good lawn starts with a early prep. Prepare your lawn for spring now! Free Financial Advice Problems paying bills? Tired of financial struggle? We specialize in personal, mortgage, and small business loans! We Can Help Bring You To Financial Stability. Call Toll Free 1(866)201-6923 Immediate Response Call (503)970-5743 10% off Moss Control 2 8 6 -3 7 5 8 HAIR DESIGN Fax ( 5 0 3 ) 2 2 0 -5 7 8 8 • Cell (9 7 1 ) 5 0 6 -H 0 M E “Bids are requested from MBE/WBE7ESB subcontractors for Divisions: Demolition, Doors, Finishes, Mechanical & Fire Sprinklers. Bid date for both: April 7th, 2003 John May Construction Co. Phone: 503-244-0743 Fax 503-244-0485 LadybugNature Walks INSURANCE COMPANIES OSU may reject any response not in compliance with all prescribed public contracting procedures and requirements, and may cancel this solicitation or reject any or all responses upon a finding of OSU it is the public interest to do so. 1. OHSU, A D P B UILD IN G , CORPORATE FINANCIAL SERVICES REMODEL Portland C om m unity College will feature a non credit lecture series that explains how natural m edicine can help you rely on wholesom e cures that prevent illnesses as well as heal them. Naturo pathic physician Dr. Suzanne Lawton will lead a series o f six lectures during which students can discover practical, safe and natural approaches that can be im mediately be incorporated into the home. Each lecture will be held from 5 :30 p.m. to 7:30p.m . W ednesdays, April 2 through May 7 at Tigard High School, 9000S.W . Durham Rd. Cost is $ 14 to r individual lectures or $66 for the series. For more information, call 503-538-9774. Parents can discover the natural w orld w ith their pre-schoolers every Friday m orning. A naturalist will hand out m agnifying glasses, bug boxes and other tools to explore the soil, w ater, bark, flow ers and anim als in P ortland’s parks. Join the group each Friday at 10 a m. in H oyt A rboretum . T here is a $2 charge for each child, but adults are free. sum m er and into the school year,” said PAL E xecutive D irector M aura K. Cioeta. "W e have item s ranging from $ 10 to $5,000 so everyone can find som ething in their price range. T im es are tough everyw here, but that ju st m eans program s like PA L are being asked to provide m ore and m ore services. Please consider h elp ing out.” A uction item s include airline tickets; furni ture: overnight stays at the O regon coast; trips to M azatlan and San Francisco; a w ine and cheese social for 50 at the R efectory; apparel from Nike; volleyball standards; autographed sporting goods m em orabilia; fishing trips; g o lf and lessons and m ore. M any high-school age youth volunteer with PAL to provide programs for low-income youth, and PA L w orks w ith local businesses to find youth w ork experience in the com m unity. Portland, OR 9 7 2 1 7 Two separate projects: O regon Z< x > tr a in in g . C h ild re n 10 to 14 ca n v o lu n te e r w ith a p a re n t, w h ile te e n s 15 a n d o ld e r ca n v o lu n te e r w ith out one. F o r m o re in fo rm atio n , c all 5 0 3 -2 2 0 -2 7 8 3 o r e-m ail co m m u n ity v o lu n te e r@ m e tro .d st.o r.u s. T he P o lic e A c tiv itie s L eag u e, w h ich serv es y o u th in th e g re a te r P o rtla n d and G resh am areas, is sp o n so rin g the “C eleb ra t ing C o p s H elp in g K id s” au c tio n b en efitin g P A L Y outh, on Saturday, A pril 5 at 5 p.m . at th e M u ltn o m ah A th letic C lu b in d o w n to w n P o rtlan d . A silen t au ctio n w ill p reced e the din n er. A u ctio n ch a irs T erry E m m ert o f E m m ert In tern atio n al and N B A g reat an d fo rm er P o rtlan d T rail B lazer C ly d e D re x le r have been w o rk in g all y e a r to secu re d o n ated item s. D rexler w ill also serve as guest speaker for the 7,h annual event. PA L needs to raise $100,000 from the auction to support year- round youth program s. “M oney raised at the auction will be used directly to provide program s for youth this STATE FARM from bS T hose interested in helping others, gaining social service skills and w orking tow ards social change can volunteer to provide legal and sexual a ssa u lt ad v o cacy fo r the P o rtlan d W om en’s C risis Line. T he 24-hour dom estic violence hotline is seeking bi-lingual and bi- cultural volunteers w ho are 18 and older. N o experience is necessary. T he next training ses sion is scheduled to begin on T uesday, A pril 1 and w ill take place from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on T uesdays and T hursdays w ith tw o Saturday sessions from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more inform a tion, call 503-232-4176 ‘Cops Helping Kids’ Auction Planned To be considered, firms must submit their RFQ response to OSU no later than 5:00 PM Local Time, April 4,2003. 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