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Active Contract Overview Active Contract Overview Buyer Last Name Buyer First Name Contract Number Contract Description Vendor Name Contract Begin Date Contract End Date Organization Arizona Department of Corrections Rivera Rafael ADOC12-018351 Trash and Garbage Saguaro Environmental Feb 16, 2012 Feb 15, 2014 ADOC Removal for Correctional services Officer Training Academy (COTA) (IFB DC120098) Rivera Rafael ADOC12-011503 Satellite TV Programming SATELLITE Feb 24, 2011 Feb 23, 2014 ADOC for All Institutions ADC No. MANAGEMENT DC100370 Rivera Rafael DC100332-2 Wastewater Treatment PHOENIX PUMPS INC May 3, 2010 May 2, 2014 ADOC Plant Parts and Supplies Rivera Rafael DC100332-1 Wastewater Treatment JWC ENVIRONMENTAL May 3, 2010 May 2, 2014 ADOC Plant Parts and Supplies Rivera Rafael DC080178-1 Security System NORMENT SECURITY May 1, 2011 Apr 30, 2014 ADOC Maintenance GROUP, INC. Williams Suzi ADOC14-059808 Installation of Heat Alarms Southwest Upfitters Feb 7, 2011 Feb 6, 2014 ADOC and High Idle Switches for K9 Vehicles (ADC No. DC110128) Williams Suzi ADOC13-039879 Paralegal Services for Barbara L. French, Support Mar 18, 2013 Mar 17, 2014 ADOC Various Locations (ASPC- Services,LLC Winslow/ASP Apache Unit, ASP-Kingman (No. DC130057) Williams Suzi ADOC12-016279 Paralegal Services for Barbara L. French, Support Jan 3, 2012 Jan 2, 2014 ADOC Various Institutions (ADC Services,LLC No. DC120087) Williams Suzi ADOC12-016277 Paralegal Services for BETTY E ULIBARRI Jan 3, 2012 Jan 2, 2014 ADOC Various Institutions (ADC No. DC120087) Williams Suzi ADOC12-018689 Burial Services for All SCI Arizona Funeral Apr 17, 2012 Apr 16, 2014 ADOC Institutions (IFB DC120120) Services Inc DBA Advantage Funeral & Cremation Services Williams Suzi ADOC12-015006 Substance Abuse BARNES AND NOBLE INC Apr 13, 2009 Apr 12, 2014 ADOC Reference Materials, for All Institutions (ADC No. DC090287) Williams Suzi ADOC12-015002 Substance Abuse JOURNEYWORKS Apr 13, 2009 Apr 12, 2014 ADOC Reference Materials, for All PUBLISHING INC Institutions (ADC No. DC090287) Williams Suzi ADOC12-015007 Substance Abuse Facts On File, Inc (Infobase Apr 13, 2009 Apr 12, 2014 ADOC Reference Materials, for All Publishing) Institutions (ADC No. DC090287) Williams Suzi ADOC12-015001 Substance Abuse EMERY-PRATT Apr 13, 2009 Apr 12, 2014 ADOC Reference Materials, for All institutions (ADC No. DC090287) Williams Suzi ADOC12-015005 Substance Abuse ADVANCED Apr 13, 2009 Apr 12, 2014 ADOC Reference Materials, for All EDUCATIONAL Institutions (ADC No. PRODUCTS DC090287) Williams Suzi ADOC12-012346 Mens Shower Thongs and BOB BARKER COMPANY Mar 25, 2009 Mar 24, 2014 ADOC Mens Summer Sports INC Caps, for All Institutions (ADC No. DC090268) Williams Suzi ADOC12-012256 CPR Devices and Pouches, Top Safety Products Apr 27, 2011 Apr 26, 2014 ADOC for All Institutions (ADC No. DC110123) Williams Suzi ADOC12-014995 Substance Abuse HAZELDEN Apr 13, 2009 Apr 12, 2014 ADOC Reference Materials, for All EDUCATIONAL Institutions (ADC No. Buyer Last Name Buyer First Name Contract Number Contract Description Vendor Name Contract Begin Date Contract End Date Organization DC090287) Williams Suzi ADOC12-014420 Fuel Management System MULTIFORCE SYSTEMS Mar 25, 2009 Mar 24, 2014 ADOC Upgrade (ADC No. CORP DC090347) Williams Suzi ADOC12-011499 Mens & Womens Orange & GOLD WATER Jan 9, 2009 Jan 8, 2014 ADOC Navy Deck Shoes, for All INDUSTRIES INC Institutions (ADO No. DC090181) Williams Suzi DC100361-1 Intake/Indigent Items BOB BARKER COMPANY Apr 30, 2011 Apr 29, 2014 ADOC INC Williams Suzi DC100361-1 Intake/Indigent Items BOB BARKER COMPANY Apr 30, 2011 Apr 29, 2014 ADOC INC Williams Suzi DC090355 Aqueous Parts Washer and COURTESY CHEVROLET May 7, 2010 May 6, 2014 ADOC Supplies Williams Suzi DC090088-1 Work Boots for Inmates, KAR WING TRADING Nov 19, 2008 Nov 18, 2013 ADOC Men and Women COMPANY INC Williams Suzi DC090088-1 Work Boots for Inmates, KAR WING TRADING Nov 19, 2008 Nov 18, 2013 ADOC Men and Women COMPANY INC Williams Suzi DC100361-2 Intake/Indigent Items AMERICAN AMENITIES Apr 30, 2010 Apr 29, 2014 ADOC INC Williams Suzi DC100361-2 Intake/Indigent Items AMERICAN AMENITIES Apr 30, 2010 Apr 29, 2014 ADOC INC Williams Suzi DC100263 Laundry Supplies and ECOLAB INC Apr 16, 2010 Apr 15, 2014 ADOC Laundry Dispensing Equipment and Service Williams Suzi DC100156 Paralegal Services for BETTY E ULIBARRI Feb 18, 2010 Feb 17, 2014 ADOC Various Locations (ADC No. DC100156) Williams Suzi DC100156 Paralegal Services for BETTY E ULIBARRI Feb 18, 2010 Feb 17, 2014 ADOC Various Locations (ADC No. DC100156) Williams Suzi DC100156 Paralegal Services for BETTY E ULIBARRI Feb 18, 2010 Feb 17, 2014 ADOC Various Locations (ADC No. DC100156) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-012761 Various Wiring and Cable GRUBER INDUSTRIES Dec 1, 2010 Dec 1, 2013 ADOC Supplies, for ITSB and All Institutions (ADC No. DC110001) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014555 Library Print and Non-Print Baker & Taylor, Inc. Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADOC Materials All Institutions (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014555 Library Print and Non-Print Baker & Taylor, Inc. Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADJC Materials All Institutions (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014669 Library Print and Non-Print HERTZBERG NEW Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADJC Materials All Institutions METHOD INC (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014669 Library Print and Non-Print HERTZBERG NEW Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADOC Materials All Institutions METHOD INC (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014654 Library Print and Non-Print Greystone Educational Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADOC Materials All Institutions Materials (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014654 Library Print and Non-Print Greystone Educational Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADJC Materials All Institutions Materials (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014676 Library Print and Non-Print Santillana USA Publishing Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADOC Materials All Institutions Company, Inc. (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014676 Library Print and Non-Print Santillana USA Publishing Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADJC Materials All Institutions Company, Inc. (ADC No. Buyer Last Name Buyer First Name Contract Number Contract Description Vendor Name Contract Begin Date Contract End Date Organization DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-012254 Kitchen Exhaust Hood J & D Steam Cleaning Jan 22, 2010 Jan 22, 2014 ADOC Cleaning, for ASPC-Tucson and SACRC Unit (ADC No. DC100268) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-016842 Pest Control Service, for TRULY NOLEN OF Jan 24, 2012 Jan 23, 2014 ADOC ASPC-Phoenix AMERICA INC Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014660 Library Print and Non-Print Jonathan's Educational Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADJC Materials All Institutions Resources, Inc. (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014660 Library Print and Non-Print Jonathan's Educational Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADOC Materials All Institutions Resources, Inc. (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014677 Library Print and Non-Print Scobre Press Corporation Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADJC Materials All Institutions (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014677 Library Print and Non-Print Scobre Press Corporation Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADOC Materials All Institutions (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014688 Library Print and Non-Print World Book, Inc Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADJC Materials All Institutions (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014688 Library Print and Non-Print World Book, Inc Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADOC Materials All Institutions (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014665 Library Print and Non-Print Middle Passage II-The Life Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADOC Materials All Institutions Cycle of Reentry (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014665 Library Print and Non-Print Middle Passage II-The Life Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADJC Materials All Institutions Cycle of Reentry (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014592 Library Print and Non-Print EMERY-PRATT Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADOC Materials All Institutions (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014592 Library Print and Non-Print EMERY-PRATT Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADJC Materials All Institutions (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014663 Library Print and Non-Print FIMBREZ ENTERPRISES Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADJC Materials All Institutions LLC dba Madera Video (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014663 Library Print and Non-Print FIMBREZ ENTERPRISES Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADOC Materials All Institutions LLC dba Madera Video (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014580 Library Print and Non-Print BMI EDUCATIONAL Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADJC Materials All Institutions SERVICES (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014580 Library Print and Non-Print BMI EDUCATIONAL Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADOC Materials All Institutions SERVICES (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014686 Library Print and Non-Print Unique Books, Inc Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADJC Materials All Institutions (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014686 Library Print and Non-Print Unique Books, Inc Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADOC Materials All Buyer Last Name Buyer First Name Contract Number Contract Description Vendor Name Contract Begin Date Contract End Date Organization Institutions (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014674 Library Print and Non-Print Rosen Publishing Group Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADOC Materials All Institutions Inc. (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014674 Library Print and Non-Print Rosen Publishing Group Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADJC Materials All Institutions Inc. (ADC No. DC090006) Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014547 Library Print and Non-Print ADVANCED Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADOC Materials All Institutions EDUCATIONAL (ADC No. DC090006) PRODUCTS Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014547 Library Print and Non-Print ADVANCED Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADJC Materials All Institutions EDUCATIONAL (ADC No. DC090006) PRODUCTS Nevarez Maria ADOC12-014659 Library Print and Non-Print JIST PUBLISHING Jan 29, 2009 Jan 28, 2014 ADOC Materials All Institutions (ADC No.
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