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Ethics Policy Ordinance Vendors Over 9999 Aug 07 475 Ethics Ordinance List as of August 2006 XLATSHORTNAME CITY OF CHICAGO - 475 Ethics Ordinance List of Vendors who have received from City Colleges of Chicago payments totaling $10,000 or more in any 12-month period over the past four (4) reporting years VENDOR NAME VENDOR ADDRESS 21ST CENTURY URBAN SCHOOLS 200 E RANDOLPH ST - SUITE 19TH FL CHICAGO IL 60601 3E LITHOGRAPHING CO 3933 N VENTURA DR ARLINGTON HEIGHTS IL 60004-7465 4IMPRINT INC 210 COMMERCE STREET OSHKOSH WI 54901 A & H LITHOPRINTS INC 2540 S 27TH AVE BROADVIEW IL 60155 A & M UPHOLSTERY & INTERIORS 5000 N LINCOLN AVE CHICAGO IL 60625 A + MEDIA IN C 910 SKOKIE BOULEVARD SUITE 208 NORTHBROOK IL 60062 A. DAIGGER & COMPANY INC 620 LAKEVIEW PKWY VERNON HILLS IL 60061 AAA RENTAL CENTER 30 N 9TH AVE MELROSE PARK IL 60160 ABC DATA ENTRY INC 747 N LASALLE - SUITE 200 CHICAGO IL 60610 ABDUL-AHAD,HAKIM 20138 LAKE LYNWOOD DR LYNWOOD DR IL 60411 ACADEMY FOR EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT 1825 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW SUITE 900 WASHINGTON DC 20009-5721 ACM ELEVATOR COMPANY 2293 MOUNT PROSPECT ROAD DES PLAINES IL 60018 ACS 150 SOUTH STRATFORD RD SUITE 515 WINSTON-SALEM NC 27104 ACT ASSET PROGRAM CUSTOMER SERVICES - 70 2727 S SCOTT BLVD P O BOX 1008 IOWA CITY IA 52243-1008 ACT INC P O BOX 168 IOWA CITY IA 52243-0168 ACTION ADVERTISING, INC 2420 S. MICHIGAN AVENUE CHICAGO IL 60616 ACTIVE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO 4240 W LAWRENCE AVE CHICAGO IL 60630 ACXIOM CORP 4108 COLLECTIONS CENTER DRIVE CHICAGO IL 60693 ADLER MURPHY & MCQUILLEN ONE N. LASALLE STREET SUITE 2300 CHICAGO IL 60602 ADMIRAL HEATING & VENTILATING INC 4150 LITT DRIVE HILLSIDE IL 60162 ADS ON ITEMS 600 S. DEARBORN STREET SUITE #1011 CHICAGO IL 60605 ADVANCED IMAGING SPECIALISTS 5320 W DEVON AVENUE CHICAGO IL 60646 ADVANTAGE CHEVEROLET 9510 WEST JOLIET ROAD HODGKINS IL 60525 ADVOCATE TRINITY HOSPITAL 2320 EAST 93RD STREET CHICAGO IL 60617 AERO REMOVALS INC 919 N GARFIELD STREET LOMBARD IL 60148 AGAE CONTRACTING INC 4551 N MILWAUKEE AVENUE CHICAGO IL 60630 AIDEX CORP 1802 N DIVISION ST SUITE 701 MORRIS IL 60450 AIRGAS NORTH CENTRAL PO BOX 802588 CHICAGO IL 60680-2588 ALL AMERICAN TROPHY KING INC 4749 W 137TH ST CRESTWOOD IL 60445 ALL ON THE ROAD CATERING INC 114 MAIN STREET PARK RIDGE IL 60068 ALLIANCE HEALTH SERVICES 6 EAST MONROE STREET SUITE 400 CHICAGO IL 60603 ALLTOWN BUS SERVICE INC 2345 W. NELSON CHICAGO IL 60618 ALPHA PRIME COMMUNICATIONS 1808 JANKE DRIVE - UNIT E NORTHBROOK IL 60062 ALTERNATIVE SCHOOLS NETWORK 1807 WEST SUNNYSIDE SUITE 1D CHICAGO IL 60640 AMAZING EDIBLES 2603 W CHICAGO AVENUE CHICAGO IL 60622 AMBROSE & CUSHING PC 221 N LASALLE - SUITE 1748 CHICAGO IL 60601 AMDG INC 1200 COMMERCE DRIVE SUITE 210 PEACHTREE CITY GA 30269 AMERESCO INC 111 SPEEN STREET - SUITE 410 FRAMINGTON MA 01701 AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS 950 N WASHINGTON ST ALEXANDRIA VA 22314 AMERICAN ASSOC WOMEN COMMUNITY COLLEGES C/O HAROLD WASHINGTON COLLEGE 30 E LAKE STREET CHICAGO IL 60601 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY P O BOX 75289 BALTIMORE MD 21275 AMERICAN EXPRESS TAX & BUSINESS SERVICES 1 S WACKER DRIVE - SUITE 2400 CHICAGO IL 60606 AMERICAN INDIAN CENTER 1630 W WILSON AVE CHICAGO IL 60640 AMERICAN PUBLIC TELEVISION P O BOX 5-0225 WOBURN MA 01815-0225 AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR QUALITY (ASQ) P O BOX 3066 MILWAUKEE WI 53201-3066 AMERICAN TECHNICAL PUBLISHERS INC 1155 W. 175TH STREET HOMEWOOD IL 60430-4600 AMERICANEAGLE.COM INC 1 S NORTHWEST HWY - 3RD FLR PARK RIDGE IL 60068 AMTECH ELEVATOR SERVICES 730 W RANDOLPH ST - SUITE 100 CHICAGO IL 60661 AMUWO,SHAFFDEEN 7233 S CRANDON AVE CHICAGO IL 60649 ANCHOR MECHANICAL INC 910 W VAN BUREN - SUITE 348 CHICAGO IL 60607 ANDERSON COPPER & BRASS COMPANY 4325 FRONTAGE RD OAK FOREST IL 60452 ANDERSON LOCK CO PO BOX 2294 DES PLAINES IL 60017 ANDERSON PEST CONTROL 219 W. DIVERSEY AVENUE ELMHURST IL 60126 ANDREWS PRINTING 16530 S. HALSTED HARVEY IL 60426 ANIMATED DISSECTION ANATOMY FOR MEDICINE 1600 RIVEREDGE PKWY - SUITE 100 ATLANTA GA 30328 ANN SATHER RESTAURANT 929 W. BELMONT CHICAGO IL 60657 ANTHONY RANALLI TILING 6457 W RAVEN CHICAGO IL 60631 AON CONSULTING INC 123 N WACKER DRIVE - SUITE 1000 CHICAGO IL 60606 APPLE COMPUTER INC. P O BOX 281877 ATLANTA GA 30384-1877 A-PRO TEMPORARIES, INC 180 NORTH LASALLE STREET SUITE 1825 CHICAGO IL 60601 APROPO SERVICES INC 4318 RIVER ROAD SCHILLER PARK IL 60176 ARAMARK REFRESHMENT SERVICES 2200 BERNICE ROAD LANSING IL 60438 ARAMARK WORK APPAREL AND UNIFORM 141 LONGWATER DRIVE NORWELL MA 02061 ARLINGTON GLASS & MIRROR CO INC 4547 N MILWAUKEE CHICAGO IL 60630 ARMSTRONG MEDICAL INDUSTRIES, INC P O BOX 700 LINCOLNSHIRE IL 60069 ARROW MESSENGER SERVICE 1322 W WALTON ST CHICAGO IL 60622 ARTHUR J GALLAGHER RISK MGMT SVCS INC THE GALLAGHER CENTRE TWO PIERCE PLACE ITASCA IL 60143-3141 ARTHUR MACHINERY 2501 LANDMEIER ROAD ELK GROVE VILLAGE IL 60007 ARTHUR P O'HARA 3159 WEST 36TH STREET CHICAGO IL 60632 ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL 6316 N MAPLEWOOD CHICAGO IL 60659 ASPIRA INC 2435 N WESTERN CHICAGO IL 60647 ASSESSMENT TECHNOLOGIES INSTITUTE P O BOX 26050 OVERLAND PARKS KS 66225 ASSOCIATED AIR FILTER COMPANY 1343 E INDUSTRIAL DR ITASCA IL 60143 ASSOCIATION OF CLASSROOM TEACHER TESTERS 1187 COAST VILLAGE - SUITE 1 & 378 MONTICELLO CA 93108-2794 ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY COLLEGE P O BOX 714002 COLUMBUS OH 44271-4002 ASSOCIATION OF PUBLIC TELEVISION STATION 666 ELEVENTH ST NW - SUITE 1100 WASHINGTON DC 20001 AT&T INC BILL PAYMENT CENTER CHICAGO IL 60663-0001 ATD-AMERICAN CO 135 GREENWOOD AVENUE WYNCOTE PA 19095-1396 AU BON PAIN CO INC CATERING DIVISION P O BOX 9212 BOSTON MA 02209 AUDIO VIDEO DISTRIBUTORS 28044 CENTER OAKS CT WIXOM MI 48393 AUSTIN CAREER EDUCATION CENTER 5352 W CHICAGO AVE CHICAGO IL 60651 AUTOMATION CENTRE 435 EAST 9TH STREET TUCSON AZ 85705 AVIATION PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION CENTER 37 W 741 NORTH AVENUE DU PAGE AIRPORT WEST CHICAGO IL 60185 AYALA,MARIA T 1229 W FARWELL AVENUE - #2 CHICAGO IL 60626 AYBAR,DR JOSE M P O BOX 614 EDWARDS CO 81632 B & H PHOTO - VIDEO INC 420 9TH AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10001 BAKER & TAYLOR P O BOX 7247-8049 PHILADELPHIA PA 19170-8049 BALTIMORE MARRIOTT WATERFRONT 700 ALICEANNA STREET BALTIMORE MD 21202 BANKS,BRUCE L P O BOX 8002 WESTCHESTER IL 60154 BANNER PERSONNEL 125 S. WACKER SUITE 1250 CHICAGO IL 60606 BANNER PLUMBING SUPPLY CO 7255 COTTAGE GROVE CHICAGO IL 60619 BARBIZON CHICAGO 2525 N. ELSTON SUITE D-220 CHICAGO IL 60647 BARNES & NOBLE BOOKSELLERS INC 122 FIFTH AVENUE -TAX DEPT 4TH FLOO NEW YORK NY 10011 BARSHIS,DONALD E 2344 POMONA LANE WILMETTE IL 60091 BAUDVILLE INC 5380 52ND ST SE GRAND RAPIDS MI 49512-9765 BBC WORLDWIDE AMERICA 480 AUDUBON BLVD NEW ORLEANS LA 70125 BECKS BOOKSTORE 209 N. WABASH CHICAGO IL 60601 BELCHER, JAMES E 1166 FAIRWAY DRIVE LAKE FOREST IL 60045 BELL FUELS 4116 W PETERSON CHICAGO IL 60646 BELLEW,NANCY 9450 SPRINGFIELD AVE. EVANSTON IL 60203 BEMAR ELECTRIC MOTOR 1624-26 W 35TH ST CHICAGO IL 60609 BENEVOLENCE CLEANING 1900 W VAN BUREN #2624 CHICAGO IL 60612 BERNARD C HARRIS PUBLISHING 2500 WESTCHESTER AVENUE - SUITE 400 PURCHASE NY 10577 BEST IMAGING SOLUTIONS 20 E. RANDOLPH CHICAGO IL 60601 BEST PRACTICES TRAINING ASSOCS INC 914 N LOMBARD AVE OAK PARK IL 60302 BIO-RAD LABORATORIES 2000 ALFRED NOBEL DR. HERCULES CA 94547 BLACK TIE TRAVEL 1350 SOUTH MICHIGAN AVE CHICAGO IL 60605 BLACKBOARD INC 1111 19TH STREET N W - SUITE 608 WASHINGTON DC 20036 BLAMMOBILE BILLBOARDS 14927 COTTAGE GROVE AVE DOLTON IL 60419 BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD OF ILLINOIS 300 E. RANDOLPH ST. CHICAGO IL 60601-5655 BLUE GARGOYLE YOUTH 5655 S UNIVERSITY ST CHICAGO IL 60637 BOEING COMPANY 100 N RIVERSIDE CHICAGO IL 60606-7332 BOOK VINE FOR CHILDREN 3980 ALBANY STREET - SUITE 7 MCHENRY IL 60050-8397 BOOKSOURCE INC 1230 MACKLIND AVE ST LOUIS MO 63110 BOUSHELLE RUG COMPANY 1670 N MANHEIM RD STONE PARK IL 60165 BOWEN,CHARLES R 3127 S CALUMET CHICAGO IL 60616 BRADNER SMITH & CO 333 S DESPLAINES STREET CHICAGO IL 60661-5596 BRADY, PATRICIA A 5329 S DORCHESTER #1 CHICAGO IL 60615 BRAVO PAVING & SEALCOATING 14938 S CLEVELAND AVE POSEN IL 60469 BREN PRODUCTS COMPANY 437 E. 103RD ST. CHICAGO IL 60628 BRIGGS CORPORATION P O BOX 1698 DES MOINES IA 50306 BRIGHT ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CREATIVE LIGHTING DIVISION 1401 W WASHINGTON BLVD CHICAGO IL 60607 BROADCAST RESOURCES INC 18712 FLATSTONE COURT DALLAS TX 75252 BROADCAST SUPPLY WORLDWIDE 7012 27TH ST W TACOMA WA 98466 BROADVIEW SOFTWARE 207 ADELAIDE ST - EAST - SUITE 201 TORONTO ON M5A 1M8 BROADWAY IN CHICAGO 22 W MONROE STREET SUITE 700 CHICAGO IL 60603 BTE TECHNOLOGIES 7455-L NEW RIDGE ROAD HANOVER MD 21076-3105 BURMAX CO INC 28 BARRETTS AVE HOLTSVILLE NY 11742 BURRIS,JUANITA S 6123 S WOODLAWN AVENUE CHICAGO IL 60637 C & C CATERING COMPANY 15648 PARK AVE. HARVEY IL 60426 C & W BOOKS 6800 S WENTWORTH AVE CHICAGO IL 60621 C&S SOLUTIONS P O BOX 33 2064 N OLD HWY 41 VINCENNES IN 47591 CALUMET PHOTOGRAPHIC 890 SUPREME DRIVE BENSENVILLE IL 60106 CAMBRIDGE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES INC 2720 RIVER ROAD SUITE 36 DES PLAINES IL 60018 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS 110 MIDLAND AVE PORT CHESTER NY 10573 CAMPUS EAI 1940 E 6TH STREET CLEVELAND OH 44114 CANNON COCHRAN MANAGEMENT SERVICES INC 1101 WEST LAKE STREET FLOOR 4 CHICAGO IL 60607-1609 CANON BUSINESS SOLUTIONS INC 425 N MARTINGALE ROAD SCHAUMBURG IL 60173 CAPITOL DRIVING SCHOOL 1900 ASBURY AVENUE EVANSTON IL 60201 CARD IMAGING 2400 DAVEY ROAD WOODRIDGE IL 60517 CARDINAL CARTRIDGE INC 211 SPANGLER AVENUE ELMHURST IL 60126 CARNOW,CONIBEAR & ASSOCIATES LTD 333 W WACKER DRIVE SUITE 1400 CHICAGO IL 60606 CATERING OUT THE BOX 1133 EAST 83RD SUITE 190 CHICAGO IL 60619 CCV SOFTWARE INC P O BOX 6724 CHARLESTON WV 25362 CDW-G 75 REMITTANCE DRIVE - SUITE 1515 CHICAGO IL 60675 CED/EFENGEE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY 411 E.
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