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MINUTES FOR DECEMBER 28, 2015
BOARD OF CHEROKEE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CHEROKEE COUNTY, KANSAS
CONVENE
Chairman Napier called the regular session of the Cherokee County Board of Commissioners (The Board), to order and led all in attendance in the Pledge of Allegiance at 9:00 AM on Monday, December 28, 2015 in the Commission Room, #109 of the Cherokee County Courthouse located at 110 W Maple St., Columbus, Kansas. Commissioners Charles Napier, Pat Collins, Robert Myers, and County Clerk Rodney Edmondson were present.
Members of the press present: Larry Hiatt, Jordan Zabel, and Wendy Garner
A motion was made by Commissioner Myers to approve the Minutes of the BOCC Meeting for December 21,2015, as amended. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Collins. The motion carried 3-0.
Leonard Vanatta - County Road Supervisor Gene Langerot - County Lot Supervisor
They appeared before the Board on routine county road business. They reported on the road closings due to the major flooding impacting Cherokee County.
Gene Mense, Matt Mense - Mense, Churchwell & Mense, P.C.
They appeared before the Board for the budget hearing for amending the 2015 Cherokee County Budget.
Chairman Napier opened the public hearing for amending the 2015 Cherokee County Budget at 10:00 AM.
A motion was made by Commissioner Collins to close the public hearing at 10:28 AM. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Myers. The motion carried 3-0.
A motion was made by Commissioner Collins to approve the 2015 Cherokee County Amended • Budget as proposed. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Napier. The motion carried 2-1 with Commissioner Myers voting no.
Mike Hunley - Cintas Corporation
He appeared before the Board regarding the supplies provided to the County by Cintas. He provided a detailed report of the first aid, safety, and other items and their costs that have been sold to the County. Commissioner Myers stated that the first aid kits are not to be refilled. Hunley also provided details on a program called U.S. Communities that would provide the County with a discount on items to be purchased. 2
Commissioner Myers stated that both Representative Mike Houser and State Senator Jacob LaTurner are willing to help in response to the flooding in Cherokee County.
Senator Jacob LaTurner joined via telephone in open meeting regarding the flood damaged areas of Cherokee County. He stated that he has spoken with Governor Brownback and the State is ready and willing to help. He stated that they are simply waiting on a written request from Cherokee County asking for help.
A motion was made by Commissioner Myers to pass Resolution 15-2015, a Proclamation of a State of Local Disaster Emergency for Cherokee County, Kansas. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Collins. The motion carried 3-0. The Resolution is valid for seven days, unless renewed by the governing body. The Resolution will be sent to the State at the fax number provided by Senator LaTurner.
Emergency Management Coordinator Jason Allison joined via telephone in open meeting regarding the flooding in Cherokee County. He stated that the Red Cross has opened a shelter at the Baxter Springs High School. He stated that they will open one in Galena if needed. He stated that a full assessment can't be made until the water begins to recede.
Commissioner Myers made a motion to adjourn until the next regular meeting set for Monday, January 4, 2016 at 9:00 AM. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Collins. The motion carried 3-0 at 11:06 AM.
ATTEST: Resolved and ordered this 4th day of January, 2016
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Commi ...... ;z.oaJ- RESOLUTION # I~ AND PROCLAMATION
PROCLAMATION ofa State of Local Disaster Emergency for Cherokee County, Kansas:
1\ WHEREAS on the :Ate day of ~ec.e»l'bL( ,~Dj~ ,the Board of Commissioners of Cherokee County, Kansas finds that certain conditions have caused, or eminently threaten to cause wide-spread or severe damage, injury or loss of life or property in disaster property proportion in Cherokee County, Kansas.
WHEREAS, such conditions have created obstructions which endanger health, safety, and welfare of persons and property within the border of Cherokee County, Kansas.
Now, therefore, be it resolved by the Board of Commissioners of Cherokee County, Kansas.
That the Board of County Commissioners of Cherokee County, Kansas, under and by virtue of the authority vested in it by K.S.A. 1976 Supp. 48-932, does hereby PROCLAIM that a State of Local Disaster Emergency exists.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED AND PROCLAIMED that the area within the border of Cherokee County, Kansas covered by this proclamation/resolution is the entire area of Cherokee County, Kansas.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that said Board has all rights andlor powers to perform such functions as are vested in said Board by and through the provisions of the Kansas Emergency Preparedness Act of 1975.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED AND PROCLAIMED that this resolution shall remain in effect for a period of seven (7) days unless terminated earlier or renewed by consent of the governing body.
ADOPTED Y THE BOARD OF CHEROKEE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS THIS ~ DAY OF ~<- ..-..l::.-",,,," ,L<::3/;;;;. Cherokee County Courthouse Row Labels Sum of Net Sales FAS Other 70.25 First Aid 1112.94 Safety 220.13 Grand Total 1403.32 12221 I LIQUID BANDAGE SMALL I First Aid---i-'1 ! $10.44 I 43729 i X-LONG BANDAGE MEDIUM r First Aid ===t=il $ 9.03 5555~ CABINET DISINFECTANT SVC I Safety ~ $ 0.01 ~.~56 _L DISINFECT~~T WIPE _____J~L __ ._.__ ~. $ 0.00 ~_:!"~~3!._~ I BU£,Rqf..EN TABS LRG - __-l-JJr~ Ai~ _____~ __._~_~~~§ 1.12039 f-g.9U2_!3_~l!=_F M~XlSTR ME~-+JirstAid ___L~ $19.31 _"2439 I_SI-,,"~ RE_lIEFJlUAL A<;!I'I MO ~1A~j __ +--l~ 17.70 113529 CHERRY MNTHL COUGH DRP M\ First Aid I!. $ 9.99 280020 LENS/SCREEN PADS 100/BX RetY_---1-_.1 $ 15.7? 573772 DAYQUIL SEVERE SMALL First Aid 11 $ 9.09 120 CABINET ORGANIZED I First Aid I 1 $ 0.00
Cherokee County Hwy Dept Row Labels Sum of Net Sales FAS Other 70.25 First Aid 551.19 Safety 363.09 Grand Total 984.53
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Subpart K - Medical and First Aid small worksites. When larger operations or multiple operations ar being conducled al Ihe same loeation, employers should determin tha need for additional firs! aid kits at Ihe workslte, additional types ( §1910.151 firsl aid equipment and supplies and additional quantities and types ( lEl Medical services and first aid supplies and eqUipment in Ihe first aid kils. In a similar fashion,· employers who have unique or changing first-a I (a) ~ The employer shall ensure the ready availability of medi needs In their workplace may need to enhance their first-aid kits. Th . cal personnel for advice and consultation on matters of plant employer can use the OSHA 300 log, OSHA 301 log, or other report heallh.[§1910.161(a)j to identify these unique problems. Consultation from the local fire/reE (b) 181 In the absence of an infirmary, clinic, or hospital in near cue department, appropriate medieal professional, or local emel proximity to the workplace which is used for the treatment of all gency room may be helpful to employers io these circumstances. B injured employees, a person or persons shall be adequately assessing the specific needs of their workplace, employers cal trained to render first ald. Adequate first aid supplies shall be read ensure that reasonably anticipated supplies are available. Employer i1yavaiiabte.I§1910.151(b)) should assess the specific needs of their worksite periodically an, (c) 181 Where the eyes or body of any person may be exposed to augment the first aid kit appropriately. injurious corrosive materials, suitable facilities for quick drenching If it is reasonably anticipated that employees will be exposed to bloo, or flushing of the eyes and body shall be provided within the work or other polentially infectious materials while using first aid supplie~ area for immediate emergency use.[§1910.151(c)] employers are required to. provide appropriate personal protectiv, equipment (PPE) in compliance with the provisions of the Occupa §191 0.151 Appendix A lional Exposure -' to Blood borne Pathogens standarc First aid kits (Non-Mandatory) §1910.1030(d)(3) (56 FR 64175). ThIs standard lists appropriate PPI for Ihls type of exposure, such as gloves, gOlVns, face shields, maskE First aid supplies are required to be readily available under paragraph and eye protecllon. §1910.151 (b). An example of the minimal contents of a generic first {39 FR 23502. June 'n. 1974. OJ ameoded.1 63 fR~. June 18. 1998; 70 FR 1141. Jan. 5.2005; 76 f aid kit Is described in American National Standard (ANSI) Z308.1- 80739. Dec. 27. 2011J 1998 "Minimum Requirements for Workplace First-aid Kits.· The con Author;ty: Sediom 4 5 and 8 o/Ihe OccooatiOoal s.,rety""d 1le.!II> Act 01 1970. 29 u.s.Co 653. &55. ano65; S=eI.,yollabo(so.dc.-NO. 12·71 (38 FR 87&4). 8-76{41 fR 2SG59).9-83 (48 FR357J6). 1·90 (SS FR 9033 tents of the kit listed In the ANSI slandard should be adequate for 6-96(62 FR 111). 0<302000 {65 FR 50(17)... api>lcab!e. OI>d29CFR p311191t. 44-636. Places of business; inspection; safety and protection of employees; orders; notice and hearing; penalty. (a) The secretary of labor shall have power to enter any factory or mill, mrkshop, private mrks, public mrks or state agency or institution, mercantile establishment, laundry or any other place of business where labor is or is intended to be performed for any purpose, when the same are open or in operation, for the purpose of gathering facts and statistics such as are contemplated by this act, and to examine into the methods of protection from danger to employees and the sanitary conditions in and around such buildings and places and to keep a record thereof of such inspection. If it shall be found upon such investigation that the heating, lighting, ventilation, occupant capacity or sanitary arrangement of any such establishment or place is such as to be injurious to the health of persons employed or residing therein, or that the means of egress in case of fire or other disaster are not sufficient, or that the belting, shafting, gearing, elevators, drums, saws, cogs or machinery, in any such establishment or place are so located or are in a condition so as to be dangerous, or are not sufficiently guarded, or that the vats, pans or any other structures filled with molten metal. hot liquid or hazardous materials or substances are not surrounded with proper safeguards for preventing accidents, injury or illness to those persons in, or near them, or that the construction or condition of any building or buildings, machinery or other appurtenances in or about any place as described in this section is such as to be dangerous or injurious to the persons employed or residing therein, or that the methods of operation are such as to be unnecessarily dangerous or injurious to the persons employed or residing therein, or that any other condition which is within the control of the owner, proprietor, agent, administrator or lessee of any such building, establishment or place to be found to be dangerous or injurious to any persons employed therein or to any other person or persons, the secretary or the authorized agent of the secretary after making such inspection shall notify in writing the owner, proprietor, agent, administrator or lessee of such building, establishment, or place. Such notification may also include an order that requires the provisions of such safeguards or safety devices or the making of such alterations or additions or changes in methods of operation or the taking of any other measures the secretary may deem appropriate and necessary for the safety and protection of the employees or other persons endangered by such conditions and the amount of time granted by the secretary for making any such alterations, additions, changes or taking such other methods as required. Such amount oftime shall not exceed 60 days after service of the notice and the order unless an extension thereof is requested for good cause shown by the person named in the order, and such extension is granted by the secretary. (b) The notification required by subsection (a) shall include notice of the right to a hearing concerning any order included therein. Any such order shall become final unless within 15 days after service of the notice and order, the person or persons named therein shall request in writing a hearing by the secretary. If a request is made for a hearing the date of the hearing shall not be more than 30 days after such request is made. Orders under subsection (a), and hearings thereon, shall be subject to the provisions of the Kansas administrative procedure act. (c) No person, firm or corporation, nor any officer, agent or employee thereof, shall remove or require to be removed, or made ineffective any practical safeguard around or safety attachment to any machinery, vats, pan, or other apparatus or device mentioned in this section while the same is in use, except for the purpose of immediately making repairs thereto, and all safeguards or safety attachments so removed shall be promptly replaced before the dangerous machine, apparatus or device is returned to normal use or operation. Except as otherwise provided, no person shall require or permit the operation of, or operate, the dangerous machine, apparatus or device without the required safeguards or safety attachments. (d) If the secretary of labor determines that conditions or products in any place of employment are such that a danger exists which could reasonably be expected to cause death or serious physical harm immediately, or before such danger can be eliminated through the enforcement provisions otherwise provided by law, the secretary may, in accordance with the provisions of K.S.A. 77-536, and amendments thereto, order the immediate taking of any steps necessary to avoid, correct or remove such imminent danger and prohibit the employment or presence of any individual in locations or under conditions where such imminent danger exists, except individuals whose presence is necessary to avoid, correct or remove such imminent danger or to prevent any avoidable loss of production facilities or product. (e) Upon issuance of the order authorized by subsection (d) of this section and upon the request of any party who is adversely affected thereby, the secretary shall fix a place and time for a hearing to be held on such order in accordance with the provisions ofthe Kansas administrative procedure act. (f) No person shall discharge or in any manner discriminate against any employee because such employee has filed a complaint with, or furnished information to, the secretary of labor concerning conditions or situations alleged to be unsafe or hazardous or otherwise covered by the provisions of this act. (9) Any person who willfully violates any provision of this section or any lawful order issued pursuant to this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subject to a fine of not less than $25 nor more than $100. Each day that such violation exists shall constitute a separate offense. (h) An action brought pursuant to this section shall not constitute a bar to enforcement of the provisions of this section by injunction or other appropriate remedy, and upon request of the secretary of labor, the attorney general shall have the power to institute and maintain in the name of the state any and all appropriate enforcement procedures. History: R.S. 1923,44-636; L. 1976, ch. 370, § 46; L. 1978, ch. 191, § 1; L. 1988, ch. 356, § 143; L. 2004, ch. 179, § 45; L. 2013, ch. 44, § 4; July 1. §1910.151 Subpart K - Medical and First Aid
Subpart K - Medical and First Aid small worksites. When larger operations or multiple operations at
< •• j: being C'.onducted at the same location, employers should detotmin : ~ the need for additional first aid kits at the workslte, additional types ( j: §1910.151 first aid equipment and supplies and additional quantifies and types ( supplies and equipment in fhe first aid kits. (gJ Medical services and first aid In a similar fashion.-employers who have un!que or changing first-a! (a) f8l The employer shall ensure the ready availability of medi needs In their workplace may need to enhance their first-aid kits. Th . cal personnel for advice and consultation on matters of plant employer can use the OSHA 300 log, OSHA 301 log, or other report health.{§1910.151(.1l to identify these unique problems. Consultation from the local fire/re~ (b) 121 In the absence of an infirmary, clinic, or hospital in near cue department, appropriate medical professional, or local emel proximity fo the workplace which is used for the treatmenf of all gency room may be helpful to employers in these circumstances. B injured employees, a person or persons shall be adequately assessing the specific needs of their workplace, employers ca trained to render first aid. Adequate first aid supplies shall be read ensure that reasonably antiCipated supplies are available. Employer ily available.{§1910.151(b)) should assess the specific needs of their worksite periodically an (c) 181 Where the eyes or body of any person may be exposed to augment Ihe first aid kit appropriately. injurious corrosive materials, suitable facilities for qUick drenching If it is reasonably anticipated that employees will be exposed to blool or flushing of the eyes and body shall be provided within the work or other potentially infectious materials while using first aid supplie~ area for immediate emergency use.(§1910.15\(c)] employers are required to. provide appropriate personal proteclivl equipment (PPE) in compliance with the provisions of the Occupa §1910.151 Appendix A tiona! Exposure - fo Blood borne Pathogens standarc First aid kits (Non-Mandatory) §1910.1030(d)(3) (56 FR 64175). This standard lists appropriate PPI for this type of exposure, such as gloves, gowns, face shields, maskE FIrst aid supplies are required to be readily available under paragraph and eye protection. §1910.151 (b). An example of the minimal contents of a generic first 139 FR 23502. June 7:1, 1974. as "->
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Contract Falcon Item SAP Material Item Description Ceiling Number Number Price n/a 557 *~;r\JYC Ser1Jh:e Chzgl~e (Dniv for f\lYC.? the 5 bo~"oughs & long t5~a_~1d} $10.00 400 400 SERVICE CHARGE $5.54 1312 13129 3 SHELF WIDE FULL $175.00 1412 14129 4 SHELF WIDE FULL $199.00 3106 31069 BANDAGE, PLASTIC lX3 MED $4.35 3206 32069 BANDAGE, BUTTERFLY,MED. $2.63 4303 43039 FINGERTIP REFIL BAG $4.75 430S 430S9 FINGERTIP BANDAGE MED $4.75 4312 43129 BANDAGE, XLG FINGERTIP 2 $5.35 4323 43239 KNUCKLE REFILL BAG $2.4S 4325 43259 KNUCKLE BANDAGE MED $5.08 4365 43659 lX3 COMFORT STRIP 30/BX $3.00 4366 43669 COMFORT FINGERTIP $3.50 4367 43679 COMFORT KNUCKLE $3.75 4372 43729 X-LONG BANDAGE $5.00 4385 43859 ELASTIC STRIP, SMALL MED $3.03 4424 44249 ELASTIC STRIP REFILL $1.88 4426 44269 ELASTIC STRIP MED $3.88 4442 44429 ELASTIC PATCH, MED $3.65 5000 50009 ANTISEPTIC WIPES MEDIUM $2.38 5002 50020 ANTISEPTIC WIPES 100/BOX $4.58 5003 50030 ANTISEPTIC WIPES SMALL $1.00 5023 50239 HYDROGEN PEROXIDE 2 OZ $2.88 5042 50429 ALCOHOL PREP PADS 30/BOX $2.55 5043 50430 ALCOHOL SWABS SMALL $0.93 50S3 50539 ALCOHOL SPRAY PUMP 2/0Z $2.88 5063 50630 ANTIMICROBIAL WIPE $1.88 6102 61029 ANTISEPTIC PUMP $2.90 6110 61109 XPECT ITCH RLF SPRY 2 OZ $2.88 6202 62029 BURN CARE PUMP $2.90 6303 63039 COOL-CARE SPRAY $4.20 6403 64039 BLOOD STOPPER (WOUND CARE $11.98 7001 70010 COTTON TIP APPLICATOR 3" $2.48 7061 70619 GAUZE PADS 2X2 SMAll $1.78 7081 70819 GAUZE PADS 3"X3"SMALL $2.30 7101 71019 GAUZE PAD 4"X4"SMALL $3.33 7222 72220 ROLLER GAUZE 2"X5'/ROLL $0.88 7223 72230 ROLLER GAUZE 3"XS'/ ROLL $1.20 7224 72240 ROLLER GAUZE 4"X5'/ ROLL $1.58 7281 72810 SURGIPAD 5X9 $0.75 7302 73029 NON-ADHERENT PAD 2"X3" SM $2.30 7382 73829 X-LARGE COMPRESS $5.05 7401 7401 QUIK-STOP BLEED CONTROL $15.20 8010 80100 ADHESIVE TAPE 1" X 5 YD $1.88 8047 80479 1/2" X 5 TAPE DISPENSER $2.30 Contract Falcon Item SAP Material Item Description Ceiling Number Number Price 8048 80489 1" X 5 TAPE DISPENSER $3.68 8203 82030 CO-WRAP 3" $3.13 8242 82420 MEDI-RIP 2" $3.30 8243 82430 MEDI-RIP3" $4.33 8262 82620 ELASTIC (ACE) BANDAGE 2" $1.53 8263 82630 ELASTIC (ACE) BANDAGE 3" $2.05 9101 91019 COLD PACKS SMALL l/BOX $1.40 9201 92019 COLD PACK LARGE l/BOX $1.73 10001 100019 3 IN 1 OINTMENT MEDIUM $4.03 10002 100029 3 IN 1 OINTMENT LARGE $23.75 10003 100039 3 IN 1 OINTMENT SMALL $1.98 10041 100419 HYDROCORTISONE, MEDIUM $3.88 10042 100429 HYDROCORTISONE, LARGE $24.88 10043 100439 HYDROCORTISONE, SMALL $1.80 10061 100619 HAND LOTION, MEDIUM $4.33 10063 100639 HAND LOTION, SMALL $2.30 10121 101219 FIRST AID CREAM PKTS, MED $4.23 10123 101239 FIRST AID CREAM PCKS, SM $1.93 10243 102439 XPECT LIP AID, 10/BAG $1.95 10264 102640 BIOFREEZE MUSCLE RLF 5CT $3.88 10283 102839 XPECT DENTAL RELIEF, 10/B $2.75 10303 103030 OR BLOODSTOPPER 2/BOX $9.03 10304 103040 OR BLOODSTOPPER PLUS l/BX $10.85 11132 111329 MAXIMUM NON-ASPI BAG 50 C $2.33 11138 111389 NON ASP MAX/STR MED BOX $4.73 11139 111399 NON ASP MAX/STR LRG BOX $10.78 11142 111429 IBUPROFEN REFILL BAG 50 $2.95 11148 111489 IBUPROFEN TABS MED $6.00 11149 111499 IBUPROFEN TABS LRG $13.28 11158 111589 PAINAWAY EXT/STR MED $4.63 11159 111599 PAINAWAY EXT/STR LRG $9.68 11352 113529 CHERRY COUGH DROPS SMALL $3.60 11353 113539 CHERRY COUGH DROPS MEDIU $7.25 11362 113629 HONEY LEMON MENT COUGH DR $3.80 11363 113639 HONEY LEMON MENT COUGH DR $7.38 11502 115029 ANTACID REFILL BAG $2.15 11508 115089 ANTACIDMED $4.38 11509 115099 ANTACID LRG $9.48 13000 130000 THERA TEARS, SMAll $3.50 13042 130429 EYE WASH 40Z $2.93 13047 130479 EYEWASH, 1/20Z 5/BOX $6.50 13084 130840 EYE flUSH 16 OZ $6.38 15006 150060 PLASTIC DISPOSABLE TWEEZE $0.75 15062 150620 SPLINTER-OUT DISPOSABLE P $2.80 15080 150800 SCISSORS 4 1/2" BANDAGE $3.65 15111 151119 DISPOSABLE THERMOTER 4/BG $1.23 15162 151629 FIRST AID GUIDE $1.63 16300 163000 BURNAID PACKETS, 5/PACK $3.25 16302 163020 BURNAID 4X4 BURN DRESSING $6.03 17042 170429 XPECT CPR MICRO SHIELD $10.95 Contract Falcon Item SAP Material Item Description Ceiling Number Number Price 1670130 1670130 LEATHER PALM WITH KNIT WRIST $9.70 1670230 PI7500PL LEATHER PALM W/ PALM PATCH, SAFETY CUFF $11.17 1670330 1670330 SPLIT LEATHER PALM WITH SAFETY CUFF $22.18 1670430 1670430 DOUBLE LEATHER PALM WITH 2.5" CUFF $16.94 1670530 1670530 LEATHER PALM, PALM PATCH WITH DENIM CUFF $11.17 1670620 1670620 SPLIT LEATHER DRIVER, MEDIUM $21.25 1670640 1670640 SPLIT LEATHER DRIVER, XL $21.25 1670710 1670710 GRAIN COWHIDE DRIVER, SMALL $44.66 1670720 1670720 GRAIN COWHIDE DRIVER, MEDIUM $44.66 1670730 1670730 GRAIN COWHIDE DRIVER, LARGE $44.66 1670740 1670740 GRAIN COWHIDE DRIVER, XL $44.66 1670830 1670830 12" BLACK PVC $12.32 1670930 1670930 18" BLACK PVC $18.87 1671130 1671130 8 OZ. WHITE CANVAS $4.70 1671230 1671230 COTTON STRING KNITS $2.22 1671430 1671430 ORANGE SPLIT LEATHER WELDER $44.92 1671620 1671620 FLOCK-LINED NITRILE UNSUPPORTED 15ML, MED $14.66 1671630 PIS0315F FLOCK-LINED NITRILE UNSUPPORTED 15ML, LARGE $14.66 1671640 1671640 FLOCK-LINED NITRILE UNSUPPORTED 15ML, XL $14.66 1685810 1685810 STRING SMALL, BLACK DOTTED BOTH SIDES ECONOMY GLOVE $4.16 1685830 1685830 STRING LARGE, BLACK DOTTED BOTH SIDES ECONOMY GLOVE $4.16 1693410 1693410 BLUE NEOPRENE OVER YELLOW LATEX 28ML, S $18.48 1708230 1708230 HEAVYWEIGHT BROWN JERSEY, MENS $4.91 1719250 1719250 SAFETY DIRECTOR, SUREGRIP LATEX COATED COlTON/POLYESTER STRING KNIT (S) $17.33 1719270 1719270 SAFETY DIRECTOR, SUREGRIP LATEX COATED COlTON/POLYESTER STRING KNIT (L) $17.33 1719280 1719280 SAFETY DIRECTOR, SUREGRIP LATEX COATED COlTON/POLYESTER STRING KNIT (X $17.33 1732540 1732540 G-TEK MAXI FLEX SEAMLESS KNIT NYlON MICROFOAM NITRILE GRIP XL $35.70 2290180 MXSDF08009 SAFETY DIRECTOR FASTFIT MECHANIX GLOVES (M) $12.94 2290190 MXSDFOB010 SAFETY DIRECTOR FASTFIT MECHANIX GLOVES (L) $12.94 2290200 MXSDF08011 SAFETY DIRECTOR FASTFIT MECHANIX GLOVES (XL) $12.94 2800200 PZ3001 STANDARD LOCKOUTjTAGOUT CENTER $193.04 Contract Falcon Item SAP Material Item Description Ceiling Number Number Price 18060 180600 TRIANGULAR BANDAGE $2.95 18142 181429 EYE PADS (UNIT) 4/BOX $2.40 18183 181839 AMMONIA INHALANTPADS,10BX $2.23 18186 181860 IODINE SWABS 10/BOX $3.95 18200 182030 INSECT STING WIPES 10/BO $3.75 18230 182309 LATEX EXAM GLOVES, 4/BX $1.85 1901 19010 UNIVERSAL ACRYLIC DISPENSER $5.53 5112 51120 SAFETY WIPES, 100/BOX $7.78 25011 250119 BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS (BBP) KIT W/CASE (1 EACH) $11.07 25030 250300 XPEDITE START-UP KIT (BIOHAZARD DISPOSAL PROGRAM) $71.56 25031 250310 XPEDITE 1 GALLON REPLACEMENT SYSTEM $64.45 28000 280000 LENS & SCREEN WIPES (36/BX) $2.46 28105 281050 SAFETY DIRECTOR SIDE SHIELD, 20/BX $2.22 29001 290010 EARPLUGS, 200 PAIR/BOX, SAFETY DIRECTOR $17.63 29002 290020 EARPLUGS W/CORD, 100 PR/BOX, SAFETY DIRECTOR $21.48 29003 290030 COMFORT PLUS 200/BOX $18.48 29004 290040 COMFORT PLUS W/CORD 100/BOX $17.93 29120 291200 EAR CLASSIC EARPLUG PILLOW PAK 200/BOX $28.57 29200 292000 MAX EAR PLUGS W/CORD 100/BOX $25.87 29250 292500 QB2 QUIET BAND - NRR 25 10/BOX $4.16 29322 293220 PLUGSTATIONS WITH 250 PAIRS OF SPARKPLUGS $33.86 29323 293230 PLUGSTATIONS WITH 500 PAIRS OF SPARKPLUGS $64.60 29400 294000 ECONOMUFF $7.40 30020 300200 N95 PARTICULATE RESPIRATOR 20/BX $19.94 30022 300220 N95 PARTICULATE RESPIRATOR W!VALVE 10/BX $22.87 30504 305040 NUISANCE DUST MASK (SAFETY DIRECTOR) SO/BOX $3.70 30505 305050 N95 PARTICULATE MASK (SAFETY DIRECTOR) 20/BOX $10.56 30506 305060 N95 PARTICULATE MASK W!VALVE $11.98 31262 312620 POWDERFREE NITRILE 6 ML 100/BOX, MEDIUM $6.55 31263 312630 POWDERFREE NITRILE 6 ML 100/BOX, LARGE $6.55 31264 312640 POWDERFREE NITRILE 6 ML 90/BOX, XL $6.55 31298 312980 GLOVE CADDY, SAFETY DIRECTOR $1.99 31303 31303 VINYL EXAM GLOVES-L POWDR $3.97 31313 313130 INDUSTRIAL FOODSERVICE LATEX LOW POWDER 100/BOX, L $4.34 31322 313220 INDUSTRIAL FOODSERVICE LATEX POWDER FREE laO/BOX, M $4.90 31323 31323 INDUSTRIAL FOODSERVICE LATEX POWDER FREE 100/BOX, L $4.90 31324 31324 INDUSTRIAL FOODSERVICE LATEX POWDER FREE 90/BOX, XL $4.90 32212 322120 PVC RAIN SUIT, 3 PIECE L $7.44 32232 32232 RAIN SUIT W/CORDUROY COLLAR 3 PIECE L $9.06 36021 360210 SPILL CLEAN-UP KIT, 6.5 GAL, SAFETY DIRECTOR $48.51 1401150 CR2230R ECONOMY GOGGLE SPLASH $1.65 1404860 1404860 VISITOR SPECS (SAFETY DIRECTOR) DOZEN/BOX $1.31 1409270 CRTCll0 TACOMA, BLACK FRAME, CLEAR LENS 12 BX/l44 CS $1.31 1409310 CRTKll0 TOMAHAWK, BLACK FRAME, CLEAR LENS 12 BX/l44 CS $1.59 1412820 CRSDll0 SAFETY DIRECTOR APACHE CLR, 12 BX/l44 CS $1.25 1412910 CRCK210AF CHECKMATE 2 CLR AF W/SILV NOSE PC, SMOKE TEMPLE, 12 BX /144 CS $2.42 1412950 CRCK219 CHECKMATE 21/0 CLR. MIRR W/SILV NOSE PC, SMOKE TEMP, 12 BX/l44CS $2.83 1413510 CRS2210AF BLACKJACK ELITE, CLEAR LENS AF 12 BX/l44 CS $4.84 1413820 CRSD310AF SAFETY DIRECTOR VIZICOR BLACK FRAME, RATCHET TEMPLE, CLEAR AF LENS $2.16 1413830 CRSD312 SAFETY DIRECTOR VIZICOR BLACK FRAME, RATCHET TEMPLE, GREY LENS $2.16