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Awarded Bids.Pdf EXPIRATION BID NO. BID NAME VENDORS AWARDED DATE Consulting Services for Data 26-16 Processing James B. Paluchuri, Goodwill Industries-Good Career Academy, Lou Hernandez Consulting LLC 10/31/2020 Adjua Buadu, Aldo Sepulveda, Anne-Lorrell Wright, Ashley Denney, Catherine Terrace, Cristian Vargas, Drew Sposeep, Gabriella Rice, Judges for UIL and Other Hannah Beck, Harris Khowaja, Javier Gonzalez, Jesse Nation, Jordan Mills, Justin Cias, Karmenly Alegria, Khodija Aboueisha, Kristen Miscellaneous Fine Arts Service Shock, Lilian-Ann Bonaparte, Matthew Chandler, Philip DiPiazza, Russell Phelps, Ryan Stephens, Sichu Lu, Sitansh Rajput, Sydney 28-16 Providers Smith, Tessa Gregory, Yesenia Robles, Zane Evans 10/31/2020 Instruction in Cheer for Community 23-16 Education Texas Cheer and Dance 10/31/2020 31-16 Employee Assistance Program Deer Oaks EAP Services LLP 11/30/2020 Judges for UIL and Other Miscellaneous Fine Arts Service 50-16 Providers-II Casey Emily Lemke, Elyse Allen, Jan Ross, Kathi Hopkins 12/31/2020 Judges for UIL and Other Miscellaneous Fine Arts Service 67-16 Providers-III Andrew Adames 2/28/2021 45-16 ERATE-Internet Service Provider Charter Communications LLC 2/28/2021 Districtwide Miscellaneous Food and Catering 911 SA LLC, Chef Don's Catering, Chick-Fil-A Stone Ridge, DDK Delis LLC dba Schlotzskys, D'Lish Café Bakery and Catering, 76-16 Catering V Jets Pizza, Heavenly Gourmet, Napa Flats Wood Fired Kitchen, Pot Belly Sandwich Works LLC, Zoe's Kitchen 3/31/2021 On Site Health and Wellness 77-16 Services HEB Grocery Company LP 3/31/2021 District Wide Concrete Sitework and 61-16 Asphalt Pavement - IDQ Capital Construction Division, a Division of HJD Capital Electric, Inc., ADCO Master Builders Inc., CGC General Contractors Inc. 3/31/2021 Professional Architectural Photo 87-16 Services Gary Hartman Commercial Photography 4/30/2021 4MD Medical, Alert Services Inc., Everything Medical LLC, Henry Schein Medical a Division of Henry Schein Inc., Interboro Packaging Corp., Jefferson Medical Supply Inc., Medco Supply, Medical Wholesale Inc., MJW Medical Solutions Inc., Moore Medical LLC, Nashville Medical & EMS Products Inc., Quill Corporation, Safeways Supply Inc., School Health Corporation, School Kids Healthcare, School 74-16 Nursing Supplies Nurse Supply Inc., Tronex International Inc., Unipak Corp., William V. Macgill & Co. 5/31/2021 Elementary and Middle School 79-16 Student Picturs Inter-State Studio, Lifetouch Studios, Sam's Studio, Strawbridge Studios 4/30/2021 IDQ District Wide Portable Building 84-16 Relocation & Related Work Gator Inc. dba Dodson House Moving, Rawhide House Moving 4/30/2021 Miscellaneous Consulting Services for the Technology Service 104-16 Department Catapult Systems, Inc., PCS Bsoft, Rightstar Inc. 6/30/2021 Consulting Services for Data 04-17 Processing- II Amer Technology Inc., Primary Key Inc., VST Services LP, Welcometech LLC 8/31/2021 Districtwide Miscellaneous Food and Chick-Fil-A at Alon Town Center, El Jalisco Grill and Cantina, River Tree Bistro, Rolling Oaks Golf Range and Restaurant, Salata, Teka 18-17 Catering VI Molino, Tri-Bucs Inc. 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(SMORE), Freeman, Guardian EMS Products, Interactive Applications Inc. dba SolidProfessor, Maxi Aids Inc., New Balance San Antonio, Oriental Trading Company, District Wide Miscellaneous Goods Rainbow Jewelers Supply, Renaissance Learning Inc., Roadrunner Ceramics, S&S Worldwide, San Antonio Plastic Bricks, Soccer Zone 19-17 and Supplies -II San Antonio LLC, TFH USA Ltd., The Library Store Inc., Tuxedo Connect, Type on Things, Westone 9/30/2021 District Wide Miscellaneous American Institutes for Research,Crenshaw Consulting Group, Emlienburg Consulting LLC, Riverside Assessments LLC dba Riverside 16-17 Consulting Services II Insights, Sharon Young, Sigma Technology Solutions Inc., TriQuest Business Services LLC, True North Consulting Group, Wickley LLC 9/30/2021 17-17 Diploma Certificates & Covers High School Achievements dba Jostens 9/30/2021 Judges for UIL and Other Miscellaneous Fine Arts Service Anthony Trevino, Aubrey Garcia, Jake Jones, Jesse Lee Santos, Kaitlyn Conley, Lauren Smith, Lindsay Willson, Negena Zahra Haidary, 26-17 Providers- IV Sarah Visel, Stacy Becker, Stephen Babb, Susan Jett, Travis Cox 9/30/2021 Alamo City Strings, Antonio Strad Violin, Bandstar Musical Insturments LLC, Bocal Majority, Crossmen Connextion LLC, Crossmen Productions Inc., Delgado Guitars, Grace Rains Inc., Handy Space Mini Storage, High School Music Service Inc., Hillje Music Centers LLC, J.W. 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