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The Vera – BRAND NEW – NOW LEASING!!
This beautiful property at the South Waterfront in Portland
offers 201 affordable apartments, including studios, 1, 2, and 3
bedrooms. 121 units have rents ranging from $412-$1277 per
month, and 50 units will be subsidized with the Project Based
Voucher Program, with rents approx. 30% of the household’s
adjusted income. 30 additional units will be filled with referrals.
Pre-applications will be available online on July 29, 2019. Applications
may be turned in beginning on August 1. Any applications received
before 8/1 will be date and time-stamped at end of day on 8/1.
For more info, visit bridgehousing.com/properties/riverplace or
visit our temp leasing office starting on 8/1 at 2011 SW Moody
Ave, Portland, OR 97201 (cross street: SW Hall St) from M–F
9AM–5PM. Our leasing phone number is 503-227-1908.
Our office will not be open prior to 8/1. Disabled applicants are
encouraged to apply. We do not discriminate on the basis of
disability. Income and other restrictions apply. Rents subject to
change. EHO. BRIDGE Property Management
Company.
SUB BIDS/SUPPLIER QUOTES REQUESTED
Hillside Manor Renovation
2889 SE Hillside Street
Milwaukie, OR 97222
Bids Due: July 26, 2019 @ 2:00 PM
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
Portland Community College (PCC)
Metro Center AE Services
Portland Community College (PCC) seeks design builder services
for the Sylvania Campus Automotive & Metals (AM) Building located
in SW Portland.
This project will start with a planning/feasibility study by the
design-builder to analyze, scope, and cost estimate design
options for upgrades to the AM building based on condition
assessment data held by the College and further assessment by
design-builder. Impact to surrounding campus buildings, spaces
and/or infrastructure will be analyzed and incorporated into the
study. A PCC-selected design option that meets budget will be
designed and constructed by the design-builder. Anticipated scope
of work includes, but is not limited to: replacement of the roof
system and upgrades to the mechanical and electrical systems.
Timely, organized PCC stakeholder engagement is a requirement.
P&CC will assist design-builder with determination of pertinent
stakeholder list, an engagement work plan, and stakeholder
engagement schedule. More detailed information is available in
the full RFP.
Interested proposers must submit a proposal pursuant to the
provisions of this solicitation to Robert Lowe, or designee, at Office
of Planning & Capital Construction, Suite #260, 9700 SW Capitol
Highway, Portland OR 97219.
SOLICITATION DUE DATE AND TIME (CLOSING):
August 14th, 2019 at 2:00 PM Pacific Time
Hillside Manor is an existing 9-story concrete frame affordable
housing building with 100 units. The project will consist of a
seismic upgrade on the ground floor and new plumbing and
mechanical systems throughout the building. Electrical, low
voltage, and fire sprinkler systems will receive various levels of
upgrade. The building management offices on the 2nd floor as
well as the ground floor common areas will be re-programmed
and updated. The project will be occupied during the work, but
the bulk of the unit work will take place when the unit is vacated.
Proposals will be opened and recorded. The number of proposals
received, the identity of proposers, or the contents of any
proposal will not be disclosed to the public until all proposals
have been evaluated, negotiations completed if required, and a
recommendation for award has been published.
Trades Included: Aluminum Storefront, Design-Build Mechanical,
Plumbing, Electrical, Low Voltage, Fire Protection & Micro Piles ONLY
A MANDATORY PRE-PROPOSAL MEETING is scheduled for
7/26/2019 from 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM at the PCC’s Sylvania
Campus, 12000 SW 49th Ave Portland, OR 97219, TCB
Building, Room 212.
Plans are currently available at:
Walsh Construction Co., contractorplancenter.com,
iSqFt.com, mcip-pdx.org, and oame.org.
Special Notes: BOLI Commercial and Davis-Bacon Building
Prevailing Wages; Certified Payroll; 25% MWESB participation
goal – certified businesses are encouraged to bid.
WALSH CONSTRUCTION CO.
2905 SW First Ave| Portland, OR 97201
(503) 222-4375| FAX (866) 446-0681
Contact: Bennett Barnwell or Kim Smith
ORCCB # 147267/WALSHCC962LD
Walsh Construction Co. is an equal opportunity employer and
requests sub-bids from Minority, women, disadvantaged and
emerging small business enterprises.
ORCCB # 147267/WALSHCC962LD
Proposers are solely responsible for ensuring that Portland
Community College receives its proposal.
LATE PROPOSALS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
Prospective proposers may obtain the RFP and its mandatory
addenda at our solicitations website:
http://www.pcc.edu/purchasing. Interested proposers who are not
equipped to download the document may request a copy of the
RFP by contacting: Robert Lowe, Office of Planning and Capital
Construction by email: robert.lowe3@pcc.edu.
Emerging small businesses, as well as minority-owned, women-
owned, and service disabled veteran-owned enterprises are
encouraged to submit a response to this RFP solicitation.
This contract is for a public works subject to payment of prevailing
wages under ORS 279C.800 to .870.
All questions and comments regarding this solicitation shall be
directed ONLY IN WRITING to Robert Lowe, by email to: robert.
lowe3@pcc.edu.
PROPOSALS SHALL BE PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THIS
SOLICITATION. THE COLLEGE MAY REJECT ANY PROPOSAL NOT IN
COMPLIANCE WITH ALL PRESCRIBED REQUIREMENTS.
United Way of the Columbia-
Willamette is hiring its next CEO.
This is a unique and exciting
opportunity to lead an organization
committed to addressing poverty,
advancing racial equity, and
fostering systemic and sustainable
change for kids and families in
our region. A competitive salary
and comprehensive benefits
package will be provided. For a
full job description and to apply:
www.unitedway-pdx.org/about/
careers. Position closes 8/9/19.
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Walidah Imarisha
Inclusive
Community
Public Forum
Oregon has a history not only
of black exclusion and discrim-
ination but also of a vibrant
black culture that helped sustain
many communities throughout
the state — a history that is not
taught in schools.
The West Linn Alliance for
Inclusive Community is part-
nering with other diversity ad-
vocates to bring “Why Aren’t
There More Black People in Or-
egon: A Hidden History” author
and educator Walidah Imarisha
for a public forum to speak on
black history in Oregon, the his-
tory of race, identity, and power
in this state and the nation.
The free public event will
be held on Tuesday, July 23 at
7 p.m. in the Dunn Community
Center (Cascade Hall) on the
Mary’s Woods retirement com-
munity campus in Lake Oswego.
Imarisha is the co-editor of
two anthologies including Oc-
tavia’s Brood: Science Fiction
Stories from Social Justice
Movements. She spent 6 years
with Oregon Humanities’ Con-
versation Project as a public
scholar facilitating programs
across the state about Oregon
Black history, alternatives to
incarceration, and the history of
hip hop.
The West Linn Alliance for
Inclusive Community works to
ensure that all members of the
community have equal opportu-
nities to participate in the qual-
ity of life that our town offers;
that all of our neighbors are safe
from hate crimes, abuse or ha-
rassment; and that no person or
group is subjected to discrimina-
tion, bigotry or prejudice.