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Prepared 3/29/21, 10:07:01 Bp Contractor Listing Page 1 PREPARED 3/29/21, 10:07:01 BP CONTRACTOR LISTING PAGE 1 CITY OF LAREDO SORTED BY: TYPE REQUIREMENT_______________________ DESCRIPTION 1) BONDS 2) LOCAL LICENSE 3) INSURANCE 4) STATE LICENSE REGISTRATION 5) STATE CONTRACTOR LIC ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CONTRACTOR____________________________ REQUIREMENTS NUMBER NAME ESCROW EXPIRATION STATUS ADDRESS, PHONE TYPE BALANCE DOCUMENT NUMBER DATE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000161 PREW, GREGORY D ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 3) NN1135120 8/29/21 ACTIVE TRIPLE P ELECTRIC 4) ME 21871 1/14/22 3915 MAIN 5) EC 20245 1/14/22 LAREDO, TX 78041 (956)857-5638 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000166 QUANTUM ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 3) BOP2946577-0 11/22/21 ACTIVE VELASQUEZ, HECTOR S 4) ME 18201 5/21/21 5809 EAST DR 5) EC 19922 9/25/21 LAREDO, TX 78041 (956)319-5906 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000171 MINGOS ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 3) NPP8566634 8/15/21 ACTIVE ZAMORA, JESUS D. 4) ME 10328 5/27/21 1118 COMMERCE DRIVE, SUITE 3 5) EC 18275 9/05/21 956-235-1020 (CELL) LAREDO, TX 78041 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000178 HOME PRO ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 3) NC718154 5/17/21 ACTIVE ROEL RODRIGUEZ 4) 16542 8/20/21 700 HIGHLAND DR 5) EC-23787 3/02/21 LAREDO, TX 78040 (956)206-8089 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000185 QUINTANA, RICARDO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 3) BLS59058497 8/23/21 ACTIVE RICARDO QUITANA ELECTRIC 4) ME 12893 4/16/21 3007 MIER 5) EC 19189 8/31/21 LAREDO, TX 78040 (956)286-5916 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000188 PEREZ, ALFREDO J ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 3) BWG01954716 8/28/21 ACTIVE PERLIGHT ELECTRIC SERVICE 4) ME 23162 5/12/21 8511 MC PHERSON RD., SUITE 105 5) MEC 19277 1/25/22 CELL PHONE 956-645-1995 LAREDO, TX 78045 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000192 MATA, JOSE L. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 3) SIZGL4417B20 5/09/21 ACTIVE JOE MATA ELECTRIC 4) ME-30875 9/11/21 3410 E FIESTA LOOP 5) EC-20267 12/10/21 956-857-1231 LAREDO, TX 78040 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000195 PAREDES RUBEN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 3) BLS58204582 8/29/21 ACTIVE PAREDES ELECTRIC INC 4) ME-76361 10/26/21 602 LYON STREET 5) EC-19811 10/07/21 LAREDO, TX 78043 PREPARED 3/29/21, 10:07:01 BP CONTRACTOR LISTING PAGE 2 CITY OF LAREDO SORTED BY: TYPE REQUIREMENT_______________________ DESCRIPTION 1) BONDS 2) LOCAL LICENSE 3) INSURANCE 4) STATE LICENSE REGISTRATION 5) STATE CONTRACTOR LIC ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CONTRACTOR____________________________ REQUIREMENTS NUMBER NAME ESCROW EXPIRATION STATUS ADDRESS, PHONE TYPE BALANCE DOCUMENT NUMBER DATE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000195 PAREDES RUBEN (Continued) (956)235-0849 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000196 MONTELONGO SABAS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 3) SABP180816 4/13/21 ACTIVE 211 SUPERIOR 4) ME-11720 5/14/21 LAREDO, TX 78040 5) EC-21551 4/15/21 (956)724-6065 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000197 SANTOS ELECTRIC SERVICE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 3) NPP1555066 9/10/21 ACTIVE RUBEN SANTOS 4) ME-77603 10/20/21 720 S MEADOW 5) EC-31865 10/20/21 LAREDO, TX 78040 (956)744-6273 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000201 G&G ELECTRIC CONTRACTOR ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 3) CPS3936986 2/28/22 ACTIVE OLIVARES, SANDRO G 4) ME 18737 10/21/21 231 CONROE AVE 5) EC 18600 7/17/21 LAREDO, TX 78046 (956)236-2608 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000202 H N A ELECTRIC MANAGEMENT CO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 3) NN1168317 10/12/21 ACTIVE VICTOR A URIBE JR 4) ME 8119 6/07/21 1504 E PRICE ST 5) 25225 3/12/22 LAREDO, TX 78043 (956)744-4921 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000277 ABREGO, PEDRO A ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 3) VBA732468 00 11/19/21 ACTIVE SABTEX ELECTRIC 4) ME 96544 7/20/21 4202 CAPITOL LN 5) EC 22760 9/23/21 LAREDO, TX 78040 (956)220-2888 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000280 IES COMMERCIAL INC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 3) EN6ML00063-2 10/01/21 ACTIVE MASTER: ROBERT NEUSE 4) ME 14065 4/19/21 5320 GEORGE COOPER RD 5) EC 17790 7/26/21 5815 EAST DRIVE, LDO,TX 78041 SAN ANTONIO, TX 78247 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000281 JESSE'S ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 3) CS2100124701 2/25/22 ACTIVE JESUS A ORTA 4) ME239052 4/04/21 3320 S BARTLETT 5) EC-21667 2/28/22 LAREDO, TX 78043 (956)791-6614 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000307 JDM ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 3) 20321529 6/11/21 ACTIVE JONAS DANTE MUNOZ 4) ME-90331 8/26/21 PREPARED 3/29/21, 10:07:01 BP CONTRACTOR LISTING PAGE 3 CITY OF LAREDO SORTED BY: TYPE REQUIREMENT_______________________ DESCRIPTION 1) BONDS 2) LOCAL LICENSE 3) INSURANCE 4) STATE LICENSE REGISTRATION 5) STATE CONTRACTOR LIC ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CONTRACTOR____________________________ REQUIREMENTS NUMBER NAME ESCROW EXPIRATION STATUS ADDRESS, PHONE TYPE BALANCE DOCUMENT NUMBER DATE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000307 JDM ELECTRIC (Continued) 430 PUIG DRIVE 5) EC 18726 10/23/21 LAREDO, TX 78045 (956)645-1196 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000309 CITY OF LAREDO PARKS & REC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 4) 106556 12/29/15 ACTIVE 2201 PIEDRA CHINA STEVE LUCIO LAREDO, TX 78043 (956)795-2350 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000311 ESCAMILLA OSCAR R. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 3) 605831122 4/15/21 ACTIVE ESCAMILLA CONSTRUELEK 4) ME-113362 5/01/21 3913 FEATHER ST 5) EC-23329 5/05/21 LAREDO, TX 78043 (956)220-2912 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000316 JAYS ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 3) JABP169095 8/08/21 ACTIVE JUAN A GARCIA SR 4) 10428 4/19/21 4610 N MINNESOTA 5) 29409 1/30/22 MISSION, TX 78572 (956)458-7395 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000323 CASTILLO ELEC & FACILITY SERV ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 3) 90E5N5634 7/22/21 ACTIVE CARLOS CASTILLO 4) ME-101002 9/04/21 8001 SAN DARIO 5) EC 19153 9/04/21 LAREDO, TX 78040 (956)753-5483 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000418 JOE'S ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 3) NPP8703240 12/01/21 ACTIVE JOSE E GONZALEZ 4) ME-200745 7/08/21 1105 HARDING 5) EC-33201 1/13/21 LAREDO, TX 78040 (956)724-3794 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000449 SALDIVAR, HOMERO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 3) ACP301833426 7/14/21 ACTIVE QUALITY FAST SERVICE INC 4) ME-11545 11/06/21 801 UNION PACIFIC #3 5) EC-19222 5/13/21 LAREDO, TX 78045 (956)728-1550 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0000486 CHAPA, ERNESTO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $.00 3) CS2000346301 10/11/21 ACTIVE A & E ELECTRIC 4) ME 205495 1/05/22 4213 MARCY LOOP 5) EC- 23688 1/17/22 LAREDO, TX 78046 (956)237-3978 PREPARED 3/29/21, 10:07:01 BP CONTRACTOR LISTING PAGE 4 CITY OF LAREDO SORTED BY: TYPE REQUIREMENT_______________________ DESCRIPTION 1) BONDS 2) LOCAL LICENSE 3) INSURANCE 4) STATE LICENSE REGISTRATION 5) STATE CONTRACTOR LIC ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CONTRACTOR____________________________
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