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North to LAX City BusI Center; to Exposition Park/USC, Downtown LA, Highland Park via Figueroa to Century Regional Detention Center, Plaza Mexico, 126 109 A 81 D Metro Local West to Manhattan Beach Beach Cities Transit South to El Segundo, Beach Cities via Imperial Hwy West Metro Local Lynwood Breeze St. Francis Medical Center, Lynwood 215 to Hawthorne, Lennox, Inglewood via Inglewood Av 438 to Downtown LA, 7th St/Metro Center Station oooon 120 East to Willowbrook/Rosa Parks Station oo, Rancho Los Amigos B to Compton, Willowbrook, MLK Community Hospital o Metro Local LADOT Commuter Express (AM Peak only - board on Imperial Hwy) Metro Local National Rehab Center, Norwalk Station , Whittier; The Link Willowbrook West to LA Southwest College, Aviation/LAX Station o 102 to South Bay Galleria, Beach Cities Health District, Redondo Union High 5 to Hawthorne, Gardena, MLK Community Hospital, Willowbrook/Rosa oo n Beach Cities Transit School, King Harbor GTrans Parks Station via El Segundo Bl 550 (Rush only) North to USC/Exposition Park; South to Harbor Gateway TC , Long Beach Bl Station o Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, Kaiser Hospital, San Pedro oooon Metro Express 438 to Downtown LA, 7th St/Metro Center Station G to LAX Terminals North to Lynwood, Huntington Park, Vernon, Downtown LA, 7th St/Metro North to Staples Center/LA Live, Downtown LA, 7th St/Metro 60 760 LADOT Commuter Express LA World Airports Shuttle 910 950 Center oooon; South to Compton, Artesia Station o; Center oooon, LAC+USC Medical Ctr, Cal State LA Å, Metro Local & Rapid to San Fernando Valley, Encino, Granada Hills Metro Silver Line/Express 60 South to Long Beach (late night owl period only) 574 El Monte Station; South to Harbor Gateway Transit Center n, San Pedro (board on Redondo Beach Av) LADOT Commuter Express 251 to St. Francis Hospital, Huntington Park, Soto Station o, Boyle Heights, Hawthorne/Lennox Station o 448 (AM Rush only) to Downtown LA, 7th St/Metro Center Station oooon 1X to Hawthorne, Gardena, Harbor Fwy Station on, Downtown LA Metro Local Cypress Park (board on Marine Av) North to Lennox, Inglewood, Leimert Park, Downtown LA via LADOT Commuter Exp GTrans 40 A to Plaza Mexico, St. Francis Hospital, Lynwood Metro Local Hawthorne Bl, Crenshaw Bl, and ML King, Jr Bl; 1X to Downtown LA (Rush only), Gardena (board on Harbor Freeway bottom EX RES to Hawthorne, Lawndale, South Bay Galleria South to Hawthorne, South Bay Galleria via Hawthorne Bl Lynwood Breeze GTrans level during rush hours, board on Figueroa St midday and weekends) Lawndale BEAT 126 to Hawthorne Municipal Airport, El Camino College via Yukon Av, 1 to Harbor Gateway Transit Center n, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, o Lakewood Bl Station o Metro Local Manhattan Beach Bl, Redondo Beach Station , Manhattan Beach Pier Torrance Transit Torrance Civic Center, Del Amo Mall (board on Figueroa) Douglas Station o to Inglewood, Baldwin Hills, Expo/La Brea Station o, Hollywood/Highland to Rancho Los Amigos National Rehab Center, South Gate, 212 312 2 to El Camino College, South Bay Galleria, Del Amo Mall 117 n o o 103rd St/Watts Towers Station o, LAX City Bus Center via Century Bl 125 East to Gardena, Rosecrans Station , Compton Station , Lakewood, Metro Local & Limited Station via Prairie Av and La Brea Av Torrance Transit (board on Figueroa) Metro Local Norwalk Station o via Rosecrans Av (board on Douglas St); Metro Local North to Inglewood, Expo/Crenshaw Station o; oooon North to Pico Rivera via Paramount Bl; West to Plaza El Segundo (board on Park Place) 740 4X to Downtown LA, 7th St/Metro Center , 265 n South to Lakewood Center Mall via Paramount Bl Metro Rapid South to Hawthorne, South Bay Galleria via Hawthorne Bl Torrance Transit Harbor Gateway Transit Center , Torrance (Rush only) Metro Local 109 North to El Segundo, Aviation/LAX Station o, LAX City Bus Center; Lennox (board on 111th St) to Centinela Hospital, Inglewood, Lennox Park 721 to Fullerton (Rush only) 266 North to Stonewood Center, Pico Rivera, El Monte, Rosemead, Beach Cities Transit South to Manhattan Village Mall, Manhattan Beach Pier, Hermosa Beach Sierra Madre Villa Station o; South to Lakewood Center Mall Pier, Redondo Beach King Harbor, Riviera Village The Link Orange Co. 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Metro Local Norwalk Station o El Segundo Station o Crenshaw Station o Avalon Station o 111 311 to Huntington Park, Florence Station o, Inglewood, LAX City Bus Center to San Fernando Valley, Encino, Granada Hills to El Camino College, Manhattan Beach Bl, Redondo Beach Station o, 48 to Downtown LA, Pershing Square Station oo 574 126 Metro Local & Limited via Florence Av LADOT Commuter Express Metro Local Manhattan Beach Pier (board on 120th St) Metro Local to Downey, South Gate, Firestone Station o, Manchester Station n, o North to Downtown LA, 7th St/Metro Center Station oooon 115 8 North to LAX City Bus Center; South to South Bay Galleria, Torrance, 210 North to Inglewood, Leimert Park, Expo/Crenshaw Station , Wilshire Bl, 51 52 352 Inglewood via Firestone Bl / Manchester Av o via Avalon Bl Metro Local Torrance Transit Del Amo Mall via Aviation Bl and Hawthorne Bl Metro Local Hollywood/Vine Station ; South to El Camino College, South Bay Galleria Metro Local & Limited East to Santa Fe Springs, Whittier via Telegraph Rd; West to Rancho Los o South to Compton Station o/MLK Transit Center via Avalon Bl and 120 710 North to Inglewood, Leimert Park, Expo/Crenshaw Sta , Wilshire/ 51 Amigos National Rehab Center, Willowbrook/Rosa Parks Station oo, o Compton Bl Metro Local Mariposa Station o Metro Rapid Western Station ; South to El Camino College, South Bay Galleria Metro Local Aviation/LAX Station o o South to StubHub Center, Harbor Gateway Transit Center n via Avalon Bl North to LAX City Bus Center (board on southbound Nash St); South to 757 to LA Southwest College, Expo/Western Station , Koreatown, Wilshire/
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  • LOS ANGELES COUNTY METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY BID TABULATION Bid No: OP33673069 Landscape and Irrigation Maintenance Services

    LOS ANGELES COUNTY METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY BID TABULATION Bid No: OP33673069 Landscape and Irrigation Maintenance Services

    LOS ANGELES COUNTY METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY BID TABULATION Bid No: OP33673069 Landscape and Irrigation Maintenance Services Bids Out: 02/14/13 Total 15 Bids Opened: 03/21/13 Total 6 Lincoln Training Center Diversified Landscape Co. Woods Maintenance Service, Inc. Advertisement Date(s): 02/14/13 Newspaper: LA Daily News FACILITY/LOCATION 36 MONTH BASE A. BUS DIVISIONS, TERMAINALS AND LAYOVER LOTS MONTHLY MONTHLY MONTHLY SAN FERNANDO $535.25 $444.00 $1,506.00 SAN GABRIEL VAL $540.50 $888.00 $1,506.00 DIVISION 1 $1,635.75 $1,110.00 $4,438.00 DIVISION 2 $420.79 $444.00 $1,163.00 DIVISION 3 $357.27 $333.00 $986.00 DIVISION 4 $325.95 $888.00 $889.00 DIVISION 5 $335.35 $1,332.00 $1,035.00 DIVISION 6 $219.36 $444.00 $617.00 DIVISION 7 $239.36 $444.00 $655.00 DIVISION 8 $375.98 $1,332.00 $1,026.00 DIVISION 9 $170.25 $888.00 $479.00 DIVISION 10 $646.50 $2,664.00 $1,751.00 DIVISION 12 $175.80 $666.00 $493.00 DIVISION 15 $1,300.00 $2,220.00 $3,558.00 TERMINAL 17 $197.25 $222.00 $547.00 DIVISION 18 $645.85 $1,554.00 $1,751.00 TERMINAL 19 $1,235.55 $222.00 $3,354.00 TERMINAL 26 $180.00 $222.00 $506.00 TERMINAL 27 $190.00 $222.00 $533.00 LOCATION 30 $2,479.59 $444.00 $6,735.00 LOCATION 31 $170.95 $222.00 $479.00 TERMINAL 37 $105.27 $222.00 $288.00 TERMINAL 38 $257.39 $222.00 $711.00 TERMINAL 39 $174.95 $222.00 $479.00 TERMINAL 40 $629.36 $222.00 $1,711.00 TERMINAL 42 $238.07 $222.00 $657.00 TERMINAL 44 $340.75 $222.00 $932.00 TERMINAL 45 $192.75 $222.00 $531.00 TERMINAL 47 $388.29 $222.00 $1,058.00 LOCATION 53 $335.36 $222.00 $889.00 LAYOVER LOT $270.40 $222.00 $751.00 BUS DIVISIONS MONTHLY SUBTOTAL $15,309.89 (A) $19,425.00 (A) $42,014.00 (A) FACILITY/LOCATION MONTHLY MONTHLY MONTHLY B.