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Oregon Independent Colleges Association Helping Dreams Come True Oregon Independent Colleges Association Helping Dreams Come True Dr. Gary Andeen, Pres. January 13, 2011 [email protected] TO ALL OICA CHIEF BUSINESS OFFICERS & PERSONNEL DIRECTORS Suite # 101 7150 SW Hampton St. OICA maintains a number of pricing agreements with local agents representing national Portland, OR 97223 moving van lines. This letter is issued once each year, in January, and includes an attached report of the past years’ activities. PH: 503-639-4541 FX: 503-639-4851 You may want to keep this list handy and share it with incoming and outgoing staff. Space www.oicanet.org does not permit contract details here, but you should note that in addition to tariff discounts, there are also, frequently, deep discounts on storage, insurance coverage, etc. The majority of our movers continue to offer a PODS type Do-it-Yourself service. The current agreements expire at the end of December 2011. Member Institutions: 2011 Contracted Movers Concordia University Corban University Van Line Contact Discount Storage-in- Do-it- George Fox University & off Transit Yourself Lewis & Clark College Location Tariff Discount Option Linfield College Mayflower Westside Mayflower Portland Jody Kilgore Marylhurst University 66% 60% Yes 503.684.0055 or 800.597.6683 Mount Angel Seminary [email protected] Multnomah University North Lile International Companies National College of American Mike Shell 66%-68% 55% Yes Natural Medicine Tualatin 503.726.4813 or 800.833.3510 Northwest Christian [email protected] University Allied Prestige Moving & Storage Oregon College of Wilsonville Monty Buchanan 65% 55% No Art & Craft 503.682.8832 x 15 or 800.321.2936 [email protected] Oregon College of Oriental Medicine Atlas Blue Bird Transfer, Inc Portland Wade McLaren 55% Portland Pacific Northwest 66% Yes College of Art 503.233.5271or 800.632.6344 45% Other [email protected] Pacific University Reed College Atlas Alexander’s Mobility Services Portland Vicki Cowan 65% 50% Yes University of Portland 503-680-5503 or 800.547.7703 [email protected] University of Western States Warner Pacific College Sincerely, Western Seminary Willamette University Kay Winters Executive Assistant OICA, January 13, 2011 REPORT OF 2010 MOVING VAN LINES ACTIVITY USING OICA AGREEMENTS 2009 TOTAL 2010 TOTAL VAN LINE BIDS MOVES BIDS MOVES DATE AMT. INSTITUTION MAYFLOWER Westside Moving & Storage 42 31 38 21 01/15/10 $10,234 Reed College 503.684.0055 03/16/10 $235 Reed College 03/30/10 $7,765 Reed College 04/19/10 $1,208 Reed College 04/30/10 $1,383 Northwest Christian U. 05/18/10 $3,418 Willamette University 05/27/10 $7,566 Linfield College 05/27/10 $4,685 University of Portland 05/28/10 $4,086 Reed College 06/25/10 $14,442 University of Portland 06/28/10 $2,167 Willamette University 06/28/10 $995 Willamette University 07/06/10 $3,382 University of Portland 07/16/10 $2,985 Willamette University 07/21/10 $5,158 Reed College 07/26/10 $5,415 University of Portland 07/26/10 $1,300 University of Portland 09/07/10 $2,948 Pacific University 10/13/10 $18,550 Reed College 10/14/10 $7,360 Reed College 11/11/10 $5,035 Pacific University NORTH AMERICAN Lile International 0 0 15 10 06/28/10 $1,185 Willamette University 503.726.4813 06/29/10 $7,790 Western Seminary 06/30/10 $3,170 George Fox University 07/06/10 $6,708 Western Seminary 07/15/10 $4,215 Reed College 07/16/10 $9,921 George Fox University 08/23/10 $8,204 George Fox University 08/26/10 $3,153 Reed College 10/14/10 $13,588 Lewis & Clark 10/15/10 $7,500 Lewis & Clark ALLIED Prestige Moving & Storage ? 8 ? 5 04/15/10 $5,753 Linfield College 503.682.8832 05/19/10 $4,850 Pacific University 06/18/10 $3,080 Lewis & Clark College 07/26/10 $3,565 Reed College 08/06/10 $10,098 Linfield College ATLAS Blue Bird Transfer, Inc new in 2010 14 0 503.233.5271 ATLAS Alexander's Mobility Services 2 0 00 503.680.5503 projects/cbo/trucking/11report.
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