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clever of all of them. It’s
really smart. If you see it
twice, you’ll notice a lot
of things you missed the
fi rst time. I’m just happy
that we continue to outdo
ourselves, man, because,
at this point, it’s like,
“How are we doing this?”
There’s defi nitely a high-
er power controlling the
franchise.
KW: What’s it like
shooting without Paul?
L: It’s very emotional.
That’s a void that will
never be fi lled. All we can
do is carry on his legacy
by making the best mov-
ie possible. That adds a
little pressure on us .
KW: But you did man-
age to outdo yourselves.
Other than James Bond
and some of the comic
book adaptations, I can’t
think of another fran-
chise with such staying
power.
L: Exactly! That’s what
we like to do... break re-
cords!
KW: How do you ex-
plain the series’ endur-
ing appeal?
L: I think maybe our
really being a family off -
screen might have a lot
to do with the chemistry
you see on-screen.
KW: What’s new about
your character, Tej, this
go-round?
L: Tej Parker’s happy
because he got himself a
tank provided by the U.S.
government. And you
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also get to see some skills
that you never knew he
had. I just love how he
continues to grow along
with the entire franchise.
That makes it so special.
KW: You have some ex-
cellent lines in this epi-
sode, and so does Tyrese.
The fi lm also features
some great banter be-
tween Dwayne Johnson
and Jason Statham’s char-
acters. Charlize Theron
was a terrifi c villain.
L: I think Charlize’s
addition is one of the
picture’s greatest quali-
ties. While women were
already fans of the fran-
chise, her performance
literally taken it up an-
other notch, because she
brings her own fan base.
KW: She disappeared
into the role so well, I
didn’t even know it was
Charlize for at least 10
minutes aft er she made
her fi rst appearance.
L: Dude, that’s what I’m
trying to tell you. She’s
so good at what she does
that she make Vin and ev-
BID EXTENSION
Grant High School Modernization
2245 NE 36th Ave., Portland, OR
Work Package 4 – Select Early
Packages
BID EXTENSION
Proposals are now due on 5/4/17
by 2:00 pm
Senior Estimator:
Emily Hager – ehager@andersen-const.com
Senior Project Manager:
Erin Storlie - estorlie@andersen-const.com
Bid Package: #2
Finishes
Bids Due: May 16, 2017 at 2PM
Bid Documents are available to review and
download on Andersen’s Egnyte fi le. Below is a
link to the project documents.
100% CD – Phase 2:
https://andersencloud.egnyte.com/fl /I4eDfl dNp3
The following trades are bidding at this time: Pol-
ished Concrete Flooring, Millwork/Casework (ex-
cluding lab casework), Doors, Frames & Hardware
Supply & Install, Interior Glazing, Carpet & Resil-
ient Flooring, Painting, Specialties & Window Treat-
ments.
Pre-Bid Walk Through
A non-mandatory pre-bid walk through is sched-
uled for Thursday, 5/4/17 at 9:00 am and will begin
in the Pacifi c Hall 1st Floor Lobby. Parking is lim-
ited on campus, so please allow time to fi nd parking.
Submission:
Please submit questions to Dominic or Sarah by
5/9/17.
Dominic Puccinelli, Project Executive
dominic@andersen-const.com or 541-829-9714
Sarah Tompkins, Estimator
stompkins@andersen-const.com or 503-730-6250
Submit bids to Dominic Puccinelli and Sarah
Tompkins via email or fax at 503-283-3607 by
May 16, 2017 by 2 pm.
Dominic Puccinelli, Project Executive
dominic@andersen-const.com or 541-829-9714
Sarah Tompkins, Estimator
stompkins@andersen-const.com or 503-730-6250
Instructions for Andersen’s Prequalifi cation Mod-
ule are posted on our Egnyte folder. (See address
above). All bidders must be prequalifi ed or have
submitted their prequalifi cation package prior to
submitting a bid.
KW: You know what
was hilarious? How Clint
Eastwood’s son, Scott, is
in the fi lm, but playing a
nerd instead of a macho
character you’d expect.
L: We always like fl ip-
ping the script a little
and doing the unexpect-
ed which is why it’s so
successful.
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REQUEST FOR
PROPOSALS
Bids shall be e-mailed to Emily Hager and Erin Stor-
lie by 2:00 PM on the due date listed above:
University of Oregon
Pacifi c Hall - South Wing
Lab Renovation
Phase 2 - Finishes
erybody else around her
better. We just continue
to up the ante.
Below is a list of the trade packages that are includ-
ed in Work Package 4 – Select Early Packages. For
those packages below that indicate a mandato-
ry pre-bid walk, proposals will not be accepted
from contractors that did not attend the walk.
• 01-10 Contractor Laydown Pad / Site Prep & Util-
ities for Temp Trailers (mandatory pre-bid atten-
dance)
• 02-40 Mass Demolition (mandatory pre-bid atten-
dance)
• 02-45 Selective Demolition & Associated Abate-
ment (mandatory pre-bid attendance)
• 02-50 Abatement of Structures to Be Demolished
(mandatory pre-bid attendance)
• 04-05 Repair / Maintenance of Exterior Façade
(mandatory pre-bid attendance)
• 05-10 Structural Steel Fab & Erect for Area G
ONLY (mandatory pre-bid attendance)
• 07-50 Roofi ng (mandatory pre-bid attendance)
• 08-38 Steel Window Restoration (mandatory pre-
bid attendance)
• 08-39 Wood Window Restoration (mandatory pre-
bid attendance)
• 08-50 Aluminum Windows (Modern) – Furnish
• 08-52 Aluminum Windows (Historic) – Furnish
• 08-57 New Wood Windows
• 08-60 Skylights (Design-Build)
Document Availability:
25% CD documents dated 4/5/17 and all ACC Front
End Documents are available for downloading at
Andersen-Colas Egnyte site:
GHS Modernization - Work Package 4 - Select
Early Packages 04-27-17
https://andersencloud.egnyte.com/fl /fsXQDsSLLS
Addendum #1 is anticipated to be released early
next week.
In addition, documents will be available at many
plan centers. Please notify ACC with your requests
for posting at specifi c plan centers.
6712 N. Cutter Circle
Portland, OR 97217
Phone (503) 283-6712
Fax (503) 283-3607
6712 N. Cutter Circle
Portland, OR 97217
Phone 503-283-6712
CCB # 63053
CCB # 200258
We are an equal opportunity employer and strongly
encourage the participation of emerging small busi-
ness, women-owned, disadvantaged, disabled vet-
erans and minority enterprises.
Andersen-Colas is an equal opportunity employer
and strongly encourages the participation of emerg-
ing small business, women-owned, disadvantaged,
disabled veterans and minority enterprises.
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METRO
On Call Marketing,
Promotions and
Creative Services
RFP 3327
Metropolitan Exposition
Recreation Commission
(MERC), an appointed
commission of Metro,
a metropolitan service
district organized under
the laws of the State of
Oregon and the Metro
Charter, located at 600
NE Grand Avenue, Port-
land, OR 97232-2736, is
requesting proposals for
On-call Marketing and
Creative
Professional
Services for the Oregon
Convention Center.
Sealed proposals are
due no later than 2:00
p.m., May 9, 2017 in Met-
ro’s business offices at
600 NE Grand Avenue,
Portland, OR 97232-
2736, Attention: Riko
Frohnmayer RFP 3327
Proposals can be viewed
and downloaded from
the Oregon Procurement
Information
Network
(ORPIN), at http://orpin.
oregon.gov/open.dll/ .
NOTICE
OF PUBLIC
HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that the Farmers
Irrigation District will hold
a joint public hearing of
its Board of Directors
and its Public Contract
Review Board regarding
adoption of fi ndings and
a resolution supporting
exemption of its Large
Pipe Facilities Project –
Reservoir Enhancement
Project Phase – from the
competitive bidding re-
quirements pursuant to
ORS 279C.335(1) on the
day of May 17, 2017, at
12:00 p.m. The meeting
will be held at the Farm-
ers Irrigation District
Office, located at 1985
Country Club Road,
Hood River, Oregon
97031.The proposed res-
olution will adopt fi ndings
in support of a contract-
ing exemption for the
construction of the Large
Pipe Facilities Project –
Reservoir Enhancement
Project Phase and grant
an exemption from com-
petitive bidding require-
ments.
The public hearing will
be held for the purpose
of taking comments on
the District’s draft fi nd-
ings and resolution de-
scribed above. Copies
of the draft fi ndings and
resolution are available
at the Farmers Irrigation
District Office during its
regular business hours.
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or waive irregularities
not affecting substantial
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portunity to all persons
and specifi cally encour-
ages minority, wom-
en-owned and emerging
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