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Francisco). tion systems, public safety and inno- Ruthbea Clarke, research director, ON THE COVER AND THIS In that spirit, Portland hosted a vations in mobility and social busi- Smart Cities at Boston-area IDC Re- PAGE: Workers in Chicago Smart Cities gather summit at the Oregon Convention ness in local government. However, search, said public-private partner- install smart sensors on a Center on Feb. 1 and 2 focusing on there are so many variables — differ- ships are common, but they have to stop light pole. The Array the city’s strongest suit: Transporta- ent sensors and software packages, be simple. For example, she said, of Things boxes can see, in Portland to get tion. competing municipalities, siloed bu- Phillips rents lights from municipali- hear, smell and feel The Global reaus, plus the great unknown of the ties and installs their LED bulbs that street activity, harvesting their transit on City Teams future — that the people with a vested cities could not afford, while Ericsson real time data, which is Challenge BY JOSEPH interest in smart cities are still trying uses the same infrastructure to pro- then made available to private companies to (GCTC) Super GALLIVAN to figure out best practices now and vide Wi-Fi Internet access. build apps around. ot off the stinging defeat in Action Cluster ease the progress towards a more effi- Money in ads Portland just hosted a the Smart Cities Challenge Summit was cient and comfortable future. conference on Smarter (Columbus, Ohio won) Port- designed to bring local authorities, Yes, someone used an image from “But you need to engage the com- Cities and transportation, Hland is keen to keep up the tech vendors and consultants togeth- Wall-E in their presentation. But the munity effectively” she stressed, say- and may follow suit. momentum of the “gang of seven” fi- er to figure out a blueprint making future will not be chubby tourists on ing you can’t just layer new technolo- COURTESEY: UNIVERSITY OF nalists (the others are Austin, Den- cities smarter — sooner. hover-loungers being served drinks gy without explaining it. In one place CHICAGO URBAN CENTER FOR ver, Kansas City, Pittsburgh and San The goal is intelligent transporta- by robots. CONTINUED / Page 4 COMPUTATION AND DATA 4 BUSINESS TRIBUNE Tuesday, February 7, 2017 ■ From page 3 Revenue Sharing Models ARRAY OF THINGS Portland has placed large white they held a Sundance-type film beacons on its light poles before. festival and garnered a lot of local City Post in Kansas City Remember WiMAX? Could it be support. “They got the funding about to happen again? because they were innovative.” Christine Kendrick of City of Revenue sharing — chiefly ad Portland Bureau of Planning and revenue sharing — is another Sustainability introduced Rajesh model that works. She pointed to Sankaran, Assistant Computer New York City’s LinkNYC. They Scientist of the Argonne National Laboratory. He is the co-creator of provide skinny kiosks on the the Waggle Platform and Chief street offering free Wi-Fi access, Platform Engineer for the Array of free Vonage phone calls, charging Things Platform. ports and a large screen for ads. He talked about Chicago’s The city hopes they will replace efforts to place Array of Things the 7,500 payphones New York beacons on light poles to provide once had. continuous data on a wide variety Other cities should follow suit. of everything from sounds (gun- “There are already loads of ads on shots) to air pollution to pedestri- an backups. trains and buses, we just need to You can log on to Plenar.io and establish the contracts that share select an area of Chicago and it the revenues.” will show graphs of everything that is being measured, whether from Wanted: leadership a beacon or just logged by a city She also mentioned Kansas of ce. For example, vacant and City’s Smart City corridor along abandoned building reports, COURTESY: RUTHBEA CLARKE, IDC RESEARCH asbestos and demolition notices, the route of its free streetcar. It’s Kansas City and New York City are way ahead of Portland in providing kiosks that offer free wifi, VOIP calls, device a $15 million public-private part- and environmental complaints as recharging and ads. Cities receive a cut of ad revenue, as they do from bus shelters and transit vehicles. well as the usual weather data. nership providing interactive ki- The idea was to show how to osks, free public Wi-Fi, smart but cities can’t do it without bit cold for joyriding.) However, set up use cases for sensor data, streetlights and sensors. strong leadership.” Arcimoto has pivoted and now which package to use and deal “What makes it real is when a She also cautioned city manag- sees itself as selling a rideshare with “privacy and community Chief Innovation Officer — Bob ers against people selling technol- vehicle. “People can own one and engagement processes, installa- Bennett of Kansas City — calls ogy. They will often come in, say rent it out using the app when tion plans, data communication you and says ‘We just got our first they get your mission, and then they’re not using it. Or they can and data management.” check for $138,000 from revenue down the line the tech over- own two or three and generate in- Sankaran showed photos of the sharing.” whelms the city staff who have to come,” says Fittipaldi. For exam- inside of the beehive-type bea- cons. The weatherproof boxes sit Clarke praised Transport for implement it. They should focus ple, they get paid more for renting on stop light poles because they London for casting itself as a plat- on results — not promises. them out to curious test drivers, have a more consistent source of form for innovation, opening up Clarke quizzes her taxi and ride which is a good way of getting power than street lights. Their sen- its data to private companies to share drivers and has found none your customers to do your mar- sors include an 8 megapixel cam- provide ads. “The idea is others of them know about smart cities. keting for you. era, all of which are controlled by can create the companies, the city One had heard of IBM’s Smarter a cheap, small computer. doesn’t need to do it.” Planet, but didn’t really know GTFS Chicago is susceptible to COURTESEY: UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO URBAN CENTER waterlogging when it rains. what it was. “Our mantra is make FOR COMPUTATION AND DATA One of the hosts was Wilf Pin- Nudge public-facing websites under- fold, CEO at Portland-based urban. Sankaran showed how cameras An Array of Things sensor and its blue can detect large puddles and They open up the real time data standable.” box of electronics close up. systems and a huge proponent of alert street cleaning crews, or how (updated every five seconds) for She says cities need to get the last mile solutions such as roving they can be pointed at the sky to 61 parking garages. But only message out in terms of benefits eighth iteration of its three- autonomous electric cars. He intro- produce an RGB histogram that those near tube lines. It’s a way of to the citizens: shorter wait times wheeled vehicle, which is being duced Bibiana McHugh, TriMet’s IT correlates with ozone sensors. encouraging people to park and for transit and emergency servic- classed as a motorcycle and there- Manager of GIS and Location- Kendrick of the City of Portland ride. This is an example as “poli- es, more convenience and lots of fore less susceptible to a lot of Based Service. did warn that infrastructure does cy as a transportation nudge.” free mobile internet. regulations to make or drive. “Smart cities must integrate not always to address a problem, Other examples are the new Also, “Build your team — no Business Development Lead transit with shared use and do it in that vendors are keen to sell tech gear and that the buyers some- campus of General Electric, near city can do it without partners. Jesse Fittipaldi took the Business an open and collaborative way, times are motivated by just want- Boston, which is only providing 28 And don’t promise to give away Tribune for a spin around the con- with public-private partnerships. I ing to play with it. parking spaces for 800 workers so your data for free stuff.” vention center in the golf-cart-like believe 99.9 percent of problems they will have to shift to mass Electric vehicle maker Arcimo- vehicle. It does up to 80 mph, so it can be solved with open data.” transit, or the car free zones in to is a great example of the chang- can hold its own in freeway traffic She praised the GTFS (General Paris and Oslo. ing tide of last mile thinking. The and not be limited to short rides Transit Feed Specification), a “This all starts with a vision, Eugene-based company is on the like a moped. (It was, however, a standard for relaying trip data in

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Jesse Fittipaldi, salesman for Arcimoto which makes electric three wheelers in Eugene, says the company fits the smart city mold as its low emission vehicles can also be used as car shares. PAMPLIN MEDIA GROUP: JOSEPH GALLIVAN real time, so that someone at a bus Hoffman was a good example of be able to drag and drop a route “You all know this don’t you?” stop knows to the minute when one in the wild. As CIO for Mont- Asia’s super-duper when needed, and people will hail She asked. “Every city has this.” the ride is coming. gomery County in Maryland, he cluster buses between stops with their But she pointed out, such maps The goal is to tie all forms of tran- oversees an urban area outside phones. However, it’s hard chang- don’t show all the pedestrians and sit together, so that a bike share or , D.C. of 1.1 million Rosanna Wong of the Hong ing the fixed mindset of so many transit riders, who are doing their Kong Smart Cities Consortium ride share can easily complete the people. It’s bigger than D.C. but said she had learned a lot from transit users and government bit to lessen that red. last mile of a trip by bus or MAX. has similar transportation chal- the Pearl District on her last visit workers. As a Safe Routes to Schools ad- She said there are over a thou- lenges. and invited everyone to come to Montgomery County has 12 test vocate, Bradway said they survey sand different transit apps on It has the metro system, and 350 Hong Kong. There they would see buses running now. Training driv- parents to ascertain how many Google Play but only TriMet’s has buses. Trying to be far-sighted, his fingerprint smart cards, the ers is one thing. They worry about kids walk to school (43 percent) an intermodal trip planner, giving team thinks of buses and bus shel- Octopus card for buses and the how many phones will be left be- but she wants technology to do it a complete itinerary. ters as platforms: they can offer subway, and the bridge being hind in charging stations, and be- more accurately. And she would TriMet won a SandBox U.S. Wi-Fi, charging stations, video built to Macau, which will create ing distracted from driving by like to know why so many pedes- a conurbation of 60 million peo- Dept. of Transportation grant of surveillance and have a captive ple within two hours of each people asking for Wi-Fi help. trians choose to cross not at a $678,000 in October 2016 with the audience. other and give access to lots of “Our buses are a compilation of cross walk, often with deadly con- goal of expanding its Open Trip With temperature and light sen- casinos. seven different systems — fare sequences. Planning app. It will add shared- sors on buses and bus stops, they “Motherland China” is only a systems, people counters, commu- It was clear that much of the use mobility options into the exist- can contribute data back to the 15-minute helicopter ride away, or nications, etcetera. If we are work on smarter cities is being do- ing trip planning tool and make it system. “Think of a bus as a rov- a short water taxi. lucky, they will all talk to each ne by those who can straddle the replicable for other cities. “But ing sensor,” said Hoffman, “And a “You will see the exciting things other and we will own the data,” line between technology and bu- this is only possible with open da- bus stop as a stationary piece of we have in Hong Kong, China, Hoffman said. reaucracy. Translating the bene- ta standards,” she reiterated. infrastructure.” Singapore, Malaysia...it’s an all fits into plain English for the per- Although a county official, he around neighborhood.” Vision Zero needs a nudge son in the street is the sticking Smarter county: works with local mayors, but Margi Bradway, Active Trans- point. Montgomery, Maryland found when he asked bureaus for portation Division Manager at Chief Innovation Officer is a job their data they told him ‘You don’t ta. Smart city solutions cut across PBOT, showed a Google map of now, and not just inside tech com- need that!’ departments.” Portland with all the freeways in [email protected] panies. In government too. Dan “The EPA wants air quality da- Ultimately, a transit agency will heavy traffic red. 6 BUSINESS TRIBUNE Tuesday, February 7, 2017 Construction Outlook Survey PLANT TOUR results show skilled workers still hard to find in Oregon did between $30-100 million; 9 percent did be- 75 PERCENT OF FIRMS tween $100-500 million; and 3 percent did more than $500 million. PLAN NEW HIRES IN 2017 Of the firms surveyed, 52 percent employ fewer than 50; 39 percent employ between 50- shortage of workers tops the list of 249; and 9 percent employ more than that. concerns in Oregon’s construction Compared to 2016, 42 percent of the firms industry, according to the 2016 sur- that responded to the survey expect the Avey released by the Associated available dollar volume of projects complet- General Contractors of America (AGC). ed in 2017 to be higher in private offices. Re- Out of 44 firms that responded to the sur- tail, warehouse and lodging projects are also vey, 63 percent say their biggest concern is expected to be high, while projects in the the shortage of workers. Growing legal poli- power industry are expected to decrease in cies and regulations are the No. 2 concern, value. Have you ever wondered followed closely by the quality of workers. Federal and manufacturing projects are In the worker shortage crunch, 75 percent expected to stay the same, with other fields what happens after you fl ush? of the firms said they expect to add more em- — water and sewer, multifamily residential, ployees in 2017. transportation, education and hospitals — in- Fifty percent expect to add one to five new creasing in value. 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Thursday, Jan. 26, 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. of firms intend Only 4 percent think it will continue to be Saturday, Feb. 4, 10 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. to increase by more than 26 percent. easy for them, and another 4 percent think it Thursday, Feb. 9, 10 a.m. - 11: 30 a.m. As for the new or open positions, 52 per- will become easier. cent of firms responded that they are having To recruit and retain craft professionals, Donuts, hot chocolate and coffee will be served. a hard time filling both salaried and craft 61 percent say their firms have increased worker jobs. base pay; 32 percent provided more incen- Children attending with their parents For 4 percent of firms, they’re having a tives and bonuses; 25 percent increased con- hard time filling some salaried positions, but tributions to employee benefits; and 14 per- must be at least 10 years old. Call for alternate dates. not the skilled worker positions. 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cience programs at Port- land Community College are about to be more acces- Ssible to women and minori- ties. PCC won $2 million from the Na- tional Science Foundation’s Schol- arships Science, Technology, Engi- neering and Mathematics (S-STEM) pro- BY JULES gram. ROGERS PCC was awarded $879,337 for its program Mentoring in Manufacturing Technology (MeMT), and an additional $997,253 for its project Realizing Engineer- ing Technology Achievement (RE- TA) at two of its campuses. It’s unusual for the NSF to grant two of these to the same college. Dorina Cornea-Hasegan will run the MeMT project, and serve as Young women the coordinator of the new Rock take part in a Creek Campus Science, Technolo- recent workshop gy, Engineering, Arts and Mathe- in game making matics lab. at the Sylvania “When it was announced, I was Campus. thrilled for our students,” said Cor- COURTESY: PCC nea-Hasegan. “Not many of these proposals get funded across the these fields. The grants aim to material and website, increased plement mentoring program, mod- She aims to retain more than 90 nation, so PCC really won the lot- boost the number of qualified tutoring and development of eled after a success adapted from percent of the program’s students tery twice in 2016.” workers and improve workforce hands-on activities in the class- the University of Maryland-Balti- to complete their microelectronics The grant targets women and diversity in these room.” more County’s Center for Women degree and hopes to ensure em- minorities, helping PCC increase industries. Nelson’s program began last in Technology. ployment for all the graduates in access to the sciences for under- Tara Nelson is September and will award one- Cornea-Hasegan’s MeMT proj- the semiconductor industry. represented and low-income stu- the RETA project year scholarships to 104 students, ect started last December, and “That is the whole purpose of dents. lead and chair of and as additional one-year schol- aims to give out one-year scholar- these grants — to encourage en- the Sylvania cam- arship to six graduates who enroll ships to 80 students working on rollment and improve retention Plans for engineering tech pus civil and me- at the Oregon Institute of Tech- their associate degrees in micro- and graduation rates for these At the Sylvania Campus, located chanical engineer- nology (OIT). electronics tech, and also addi- student populations in fields that at 12000 S.W. 49th Ave., the RETA ing tech program. tional one-year scholarships to are traditionally less attractive to project focuses on electronic engi- “We’ll imple- Manufacturing tech program plans eight graduates who transfer to women and minorities,” said Cor- neering tech, civil and mechanical ment some best CORNEA- At the Rock Creek campus, lo- OIT. nea-Hasegan. “We’ll concentrate engineering tech and machine practices in these cated at 17705 N.W. Springville Cornea-Hasegan said over the on strategies that have proven HASEGAN manufacturing tech students. programs and Rd., the MeMT project is targeting next five years, her program aims successful across the country and Both campuses’ funds will sup- share with faculty students interested in the areas of to increase the percentage of we’ll add to the knowledge base of ply scholarships, intensive advis- on ways to support women and microelectronics, solar voltaic women enrolled in microelectron- what works here at PCC.” ing, mentorship from industry students of color,” said Nelson. manufacturing and automated ics from 18 to 25 percent, and the personnel and alumni, and create “There will be training for faculty, manufacturing programs. percentage of minorities from 25 guided pathways to degrees in an improvement in our marketing Rock Creek also intends to im- to 35 percent. [email protected] 8 BUSINESS TRIBUNE Tuesday, February 7, 2017 PRESIDENT TRUMP INTENDS AN OVERHAUL OF FEDERAL TAX LAWS AFFECTING BUSINESSES t is the rare New Year that changes as ear- estate and gift tax system. percent corporate tax rate propos- employer-employee wage ar- fails to bring new laws affect- ly as the 2017 D. Adam If enacted, these changes as a al is in fact an overall “business rangement). Trump’s campaign ing business owners. With the tax year. whole should generally reduce the tax” rate, allowing pass-through filings were reported to show that Iunexpected election of Presi- Trump’s Anderson “double-tax” hit to C corporation entity profits to be taxed to owners he himself is the owner of over dent Donald Trump, 2017 should campaign tax shareholders, currently the cumu- at the 15 percent rate, rather than 550 limited liability companies, see some of the most significant proposals in- lative effect of up to a 35 percent at an owner’s otherwise applicable leading to the Clinton campaign’s changes to business taxation in re- clude (1) reduc- tax on gross corporate profits and marginal income tax rate (which, criticism of this proposal as the cent memory. ing the top cor- a 15 to 20 percent tax rate for an in- under the Trump plan could be as “Trump Loophole.” Congressional republicans have porate income dividual shareholder tax on “quali- high as 35 percent reduced from Whether or not the 15 percent long sought a simplification of the tax rate from 35 fied dividends.” Further, it may in- the present top rate of 39.6 per- “business tax” will prove applica- tax code, generally focused on the percent to 15 centivize C Corporations with for- cent). ble to pass-through entities, at twin aims of lowering overall tax percent; (2) re- eign earnings held overseas Despite the potential benefit to least some pass-through owners rates while broadening the tax pealing the cor- through complicated tax avoidance small business owners, there is should see a reduction in tax on base by cutting various tax credit porate alterna- BIZ LAW strategies to go ahead and repatri- criticism of this proposal based on business profits due to the expect- programs and other tax expendi- tive minimum BEAT ate a significant amount of those the disproportionate advantage it ed overall lower individual tax tures. When campaigning, Presi- tax; (3) elimi- corporate profits. would give to wealthier taxpayers. rates. In addition, for family- dent Trump announced a tax plan nating most Large companies aside, one of For instance, many hedge funds, owned small businesses, the elim- distinct from that of the Republi- business- orient- the more interesting aspects of private equity groups and profes- ination of the estate tax could re- can Party platform; thus, what ex- ed tax expenditures, including the Trump’s plan is how it may ad- sional firms are organized as pass- duce taxation on overall family actly Congress will be debating is Section 199 deduction for domestic dress smaller businesses orga- throughs. Thus, high earners wealth, and could result in simpli- as-yet unknown. Nevertheless, production activities; and (4) en- nized as “pass-through” entities would stand to gain a major tax fied business succession planning. now that republicans control the acting a deemed repatriation of de- that avoid entity-level taxation break on pass-through profits, as Major changes are afoot. White House and both houses of ferred foreign profits at a 10 per- (e.g., S corporations, partnerships well as an incentive to recharac- Congress for the first time since cent tax rate. This is in addition to and limited liability companies). terize their wages as pass- D. Adam Anderson is a business law at- 2006, owners of Oregon-based busi- a variety of similar changes to the Commentators have debated through profits by creating enti- torney at Jordan Ramis PC. 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PAE announces new gender- Schneider joins Wells Fargo received numerous national and regional design awards from The neutral paid leave policy Advisors as a financial American Institute of Architects, PAE, a West Coast engineering advisor in Hillsboro Modern Healthcare, Healthcare firm, has announced a new paid Wells Fargo Advisors has hired Design, ASHE, HUD, Solient leave policy believed to be unique Rex Schneider as a financial advi- Health, IIDA, ASID, and Oregon Corbett Heights in the engineering industry in the sor in Hillsboro. He previously Governor’s Award. His work has apartments . served in a similar role for 12 been featured in many national recently sold for The newly offered “Wellness years at U.S. Bancorp Investments, publications, including Modern Leave” provides up to six weeks of $15 million to a Chase Investment Healthcare, Healthcare Design, full salary for any PAE employee private Services, MetLife Contract, Health Facilities Man- welcoming a child through birth, investment Investments and agement, and Medical Construc- adoption or foster placement or group based in American Express tion and Design. Tom has taught in dealing with a serious health con- Santa Clara, Investments. university design studios through- dition of their own or a loved one. California. In his new role, out the Pacific Northwest. PAE’s Director of Employee Ex- COURTESY: KIDDER the Forest Grove perience, Shiloh Butterworth, MATHEWS resident helps high BOLI directs payment to 11 unpaid says, “We are proud to offer an eq- value clients in film crew workers and urges uitable leave benefit to help sus- Carter, Clay Newton and Tyler TEC has been a Volvo franchise Hillsboro and For- others to file claims tain our employees at home and at Linn, vice president. dealer since 1994 when David est Grove succeed SCHNEIDER The Bureau of Labor and Indus- work.” Butterworth believes that “Corbett Heights provides high- Thompson opened TEC Equip- financially by pro- tries (BOLI) has directed $17,835 to encouraging men to take caregiv- end housing in a sub-market that ment’s first Volvo Dealership in viding products, services and ad- 11 unpaid employees working on ing leave equal to that taken by has traditionally had low supply Portland. They now have locations vice, including retirement plan- the V Force: New Dawn of women will help level the playing and a lot of demand,” said Linn, in Washington, California, Nevada, ning and asset management. V.I.C.T.O.R.Y. film set, Labor Com- field when it comes to women’s ca- who brokered the transaction out Arizona and Oregon. The Oregon native earned an as- missioner Brad Avakian an- reer advancement. of the firm’s Portland office. TEC was also recognized as a sociate’s degree from Multnomah nounced today. Built in 2016, Corbett Heights is Volvo 1K Club winner. Only one University in Portland. Schneider The agency directed payments Ennead and Bora selected for UofO certified Earth Advantage Gold other dealership recieved this hon- also earned the designation of through the state’s Wage Security science campus design and consists of 48 units throughout or for selling more than 1,000 new Chartered Retirement Planning Fund after the film became unable The University of Oregon has six stories. Hoffman Construction Volvo Trucks in 2016. Counselor from the College for Fi- to meet payroll. The fund helps announced that The Phil and Pen- built the property and it is current- nancial Planning. He previously employees receive wages earned ny Knight Campus for Accelerat- ly managed by Pinnacle, who will Parr Lumber shows support for served as a Rotary Club board during the 60 days preceding a ing Scientific Impact is moving continue to provide management Wounded Warrior Project member. business closure if the employer is from idea to reality, with selection for the new owner. The building Lance Corporal Jedidiah Mor- financially unable to pay. of the architectural team that will was 98 percent occupied at the gan, a veteran who was injured by Portland firm’s Principal elected BOLI encouraged employees design the project. time of sale. an IED explosion in Afghanistan in 2017 President of AIA Academy who’ve yet to be paid to contact Ennead Architects of New York The sale achieved a price per- June 2012, was selected by the Jar- of Architecture for Health the agency’s Wage and Hour Divi- and Bora Architects of Portland unit of $312,500 and $399 per- ed Allen Foundation to be the Clark/Kjos Architects an- sion. have teamed up for the project, square foot. eighth veteran to benefit from the nounced Principal Tom Clark has Filming stopped around August having been selected through a foundation. been elected president of the of last year. Although 15 workers competitive selection process. The HCAO selects Symonds as The Allen foundation builds new American Institute of Architects’ have filed wage claims — two were Bora Ennead team is a strategic al- fundraising manager homes or remodels existing homes (AIA) Academy of Architecture for determined to be independent con- liance of two firms, both of which HCAO recently announced the for the wounded veterans at no Health (AAH). tractors not eligible for Wage Se- are award-winning designers of hiring of Larry Symonds as the cost to the soldier. Jared Allen’s Clark has been curity Fund payments and two in- academic and research buildings first fundraising manager for the Homes for Wounded Warriors, an AAH board vestigations are still open — many in their own rights. non-profit organization. which teamed up with another vet- member since 2015. more are potentially eligible for For the Knight Campus, Ennead In joining HCAO, Larry said, “I eran’s support group, White Heart, For his year-long payments. will be responsible for design, and am excited and honored to be join- has built a new, accessible home term as president, Investigators determine and Bora, as the Architect-of-Record, ing with such a dedicated group of for Morgan and his family. On Jan- Clark will be re- verify how much, if any, is owed will be responsible for overall proj- community members in address- uary 27th, the Morgan Family sponsible for lead- each worker. BOLI may direct a ect management and execution. ing one of our most challenging along with Parr Lumber and the ing the knowledge maximum of $4,000 to an individual Todd Schliemann and Don and critically important issues. I community celebrated their new community of over worker for the wages owed during Weinreich will lead the Ennead look forward to this opportunity to home at the ribbon cutting cere- 7,000 healthcare CLARK the roughly two month period pri- team, with John O’Toole and Tom truly impact our community.” mony. architects, design- or to the closure. The fund covers Bauer providing leadership at Bo- President Lee Mercer said, ‘We “Parr Lumber is proud to be in- ers and other health industry only wages, not reimbursements ra. are very excited to have Larry on- volved with such a great effort to members. for other expenses, such as kit fees board to take us to the next level. honor and support a soldier who The mission of the Academy is and equipment rentals. Kidder Mathews arranges His strong background in high-end sacrificed so much on our behalf. to provide its members with Oregon finances the fund $15,000,000 sale of 48-unit fundraising will provide a great We are grateful for the support of knowledge which supports the de- through a diversion of three cents apartment building boost to our campaign to educate our vendor partners (Boise Cas- sign of healthy environments, and per $100 of the state’s employment Kidder Mathews has announced and advocate for universal health cade, Norman Lumber, Huttig creates education and networking tax paid by employers for one the sale of the Corbett Heights care.” Building Products, James Hardie, opportunities for its members and quarter (three months) every odd- apartments in Portland for $15 mil- Weyerhaeuser, and Orepac) who other health industry organiza- numbered year. After BOLI dis- lion. A private investment group TEC Equipment named Volvo contributed the needed building tions. The Academy is the authori- tributes payments from the Wage based in Santa Clara, California Trucks Deal of the Year materials. We are also grateful for tative voice of architects engaged Security Fund, the agency seeks to purchased the asset from the New- TEC Equipment, Inc., was re- the Jared Allen Foundation and in the design of healthy environ- recover the wages owed from the man Development Group, head- cently honored at the America the work their doing for our ments. business or successor. quartered in New York. The Kid- Truck Dealers annual convention wounded veterans.” said Doug Tom Clark, FAIA, EDAC, is a Oregon is one of only two states der Mathews multifamily commer- as the Volvo Trucks 2016 Dealer of Wirges, CEO of Parr Lumber Com- founding Principal of Clark/Kjos in the county to have a Wage Se- cial real estate brokers, Jordan the Year — Western Region. pany. Architects, LLC. His designs have curity Fund. 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CONSENT AGENDA – NO DISCUSSION REGULAR AGENDA City Hall MAYOR TED WHEELER MAYOR TED WHEELER 1221 SW Fourth Avenue ■ Office of Management and Finance ■ Bureau of Planning & Sustainability Portland, OR 97204 Authorize a Special Appropriation grant Authorize an Intergovernmental *113 agreement with Vanport Mosaic in an Agreement with the City of Beaverton amount not to exceed $40,000 to 118 and Metro to revise the urban service WEDNESDAY, 9:30 AM, expand the Vanport Mosaic 2017 Festival (Ordinance) boundary for the unincorporated areas between the Cities of Beaverton and FEBRUARY 8, 2017 Portland (Second Reading Agenda 97) COMMISSIONER AMANDA FRITZ ■ City Attorney COMMUNICATIONS ■ Portland Parks & Recreation Request of Michael O’Callaghan to Waive potential con ict of interest and Authorize a lease agreement with World authorize City Attorney to jointly 107 address Council regarding report from Forestry Center for of ce space 119 *114 represent Mt. Hood Cable Regulatory the street (Communication) occupied by Portland Parks & Recreation Land Stewardship Division Commission and the City of Portland in Request of Charles Ormsby to address up to ve years not to exceed $40,000 Joel Ranck v. Mt. Hood Cable Regulatory 108 Council regarding Bureau of (Ordinance) Commission, et al. (Resolution) Environmental Services Terwilliger Blvd sewer and Tryon Creek treatment plant ■ Office of Management and Finance projects (Communication) COMMISSIONER NICK FISH ■ Water Bureau Authorize a contract with ViaWest, Inc., Request of Stan Herman to address 120 for the purchase of data center 109 Council regarding the City being in colocation services for a ve-year violation of ORS 830.035 Authorize an Intergovernmental Agreement for $67,500 with the Mt. Hood contract not to exceed $4,500,000 (Communication) 115 National Forest for re lookout services (Procurement Report - Bid No. for the Bull Run Watershed (Ordinance) 00000420) Request of Wayne Wignes to address 110 Council regarding use of the Joyce Hotel property (Communication) COMMISSIONER DAN SALTZMAN COMMISSIONER DAN SALTZMAN Request of Danny Robbins to address ■ Bureau of Transportation ■ Portland Fire & Rescue 111 Council regarding police response to the protests (Communication) Amend contract with Portland Patrol, Accept and appropriate a grant in the *116 Inc. to extend the term and increase the *121 amount of $89,959 from Portland amount by $934,000 for Security General Electric 2016 Renewable Services for Parking Garages and TIMES CERTAIN Development Fund for Portland Fire & Streetcar Facilities (Ordinance; amend TIME CERTAIN: 9:45 AM – Accept the Contract No. 30002191) Rescue Station 1 Solar + Storage 112 Explore Washington Park 2016 program Project (Ordinance) review (Report introduced by Remove conditions on the operation of a Commissioner Fritz) 30 minutes 117 loading dock door serving a building requested located at 701 SW Broadway (Ordinance; amend Ordinance No. 141936) PortlandCityCouncilAgenda 12 BUSINESS TRIBUNE Tuesday, February 7, 2017

TIME CERTAIN: 2:45 PM – Office of Ordinances (first reading). To testify, sign up on a WEDNESDAY, 2:00 PM, 124 Equity and Human Rights 2016 Annual testimony sheet as you enter Council Chambers on the Report (Report introduced by Mayor day of the meeting. Individuals have 3 minutes to testify, FEBRUARY 8, 2017 Wheeler) 1 hour requested unless otherwise stated at the meeting. Testimony is not taken on Communications, Second Readings, NOTE: “Time Certain” indicates that an item will not Proclamations or Presentations in accordance with Code DUE TO LACK OF AGENDA THERE WILL be heard by Council prior to the time specified. 3.02.040 F. and G. BE NO WEDNESDAY 2:00 PM MEETING ■■ Communications items are three minutes each. Written testimony may be emailed or mailed to the Regular Agenda items taking longer than five minutes Council Clerk prior to the meeting. have the time estimate noted next to the item. THURSDAY, 2:00 PM, To schedule a Communication, email or mail your re- ■■ The * indicates an emergency ordinance, which takes quest to the Council Clerk. Include your name, address, FEBRUARY 9, 2017 effect immediately if passed. Non-emergency phone number and a brief description of the subject you ordinances require two readings and a 30-day waiting will be addressing. For full details, see Testimony Policies period before taking effect. Resolutions, reports, etc., and procedures. http://www.portlandonline.com/audi- adopted by Council are effective after adjournment. TIME CERTAIN: 2:00 PM – Consider tor/index.cfm?&a=63123&c=34447 122 the proposal of the Institute of ■■ The above summary is published by the City Auditor International Christian Communications as provided by Section 2-113 of the Charter and Clerk Email: and Rudy Manziel of Bridgeway Realty Ordinance No. 130672. [email protected] Resources LLC and the recommendation from the Hearings ■■ Council Chambers is equipped with a sound system Council Clerk Testimony: Officer for approval to change the for the hearing impaired. Assisted listening devices [email protected] Comprehensive Plan Map designation are available from the Clerk. for a portion of the site from High US Mail: Council Clerk, 1221 SW Fourth Ave., Room ■■ The City of Portland will gladly accommodate requests 130, Portland OR 97204 Density Single-Dwelling Residential to for an interpreter or make other accommodations Low Density Multi-Dwelling Residential that further inclusivity. Please make your request at Declaration Required by Lobbyists. Portland City Code and to change the Zoning Map least 48 hours before the meeting to the Council 2.12.060 states: Prior to offering public testimony before City designation from R5 to R2 for property Clerk 503-823-4086. (TTY 503-823-6868). officials, at the beginning of any meetings or phone calls with at 6012 SE Yamhill St (Hearing City officials, or in emails and letters to City officials, a lobbyist introduced by Commissioner Eudaly; LU ■■ City Council meetings can be viewed at http://www. portlandoregon.gov/video. The meetings are also must declare which lobbying entity he or she is authorized to 15-280008 CP ZC) 45 minutes represent for that communication. requested for items 122-123 cablecast on CityNet 30, Portland Community Media television. “Be a part of the picture…get involved with your City… Amend the Comprehensive Plan Map Mary Hull Caballero volunteer for a City of Portland Board or Commission. For 123 designation and amend the Zoning Map Auditor of the City of Portland more information, a brochure, or a volunteer application, for property at 6012 SE Yamhill St at stop by the Office of Neighborhood Involvement in City Hall the request of Rudy Manziel (Ordinance ■■Testimonies or call 503-823-4519.” introduced by Commissioner Eudaly; LU 15-280008 CP ZC) Testimony is taken on Reports, Resolutions and Tuesday, February 7, 2017 BUSINESS TRIBUNE 13

number is 14CV13905. The case is entitled: MATRIX FINANCIAL SERVICES COR- PORATION,, Plaintiff v ESTATE OF MARK V. MITCHELL; THE UNKNOWN HEIRS AND ASSIGNS OF MARK V. MITCHELL; THE UNKNOWN DEVISEES OF MARK V. FIRST TIME PUBLISHED MITCHELL; PORTFOLIO RECOVERY ASSOCIATES; and ALL OTHER PERSONS OR PARTIES UNKNOWN CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, LIEN, OR INTEREST IN THE REAL PROPERTY COMMONLY KNOWN AS 5025 SE 118TH AVE, PORTLAND, OR 97266,, Defendants. The sale is a public auction to the highest bidder for cash TriMet Advisory Committee on Accessible Transportation (CAT) or cashier’s check, in hand, made payable to Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. February 2017 For more information on this sale go to: http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. Meeting dates, times, locations and agenda topics are shown below. Published Feb. 7, 14, 21 & 28, 2017. PLEASE NOTE CHANGE IN MEETING LOCATION!! BT15883321 Post your Official Call for Bids, CAT Business Meeting Sub-Bid ads, and Public Notice Wednesday, February 15, 2017, 9:00 AM - Noon MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE World Trade Center NOTICE OF SALE ads in the Business Tribune. Building 2, Plaza Conference Room (First Floor) On February 14, 2017 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, 25 SW Salmon Street 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, all of the Portland, OR Your notice will appear in print interest which the defendants had on November 6, 2007, the date of the fore- and online, in numerous cities Agenda: closed Deed of Trust, and also all of the interest which the defendants had • Public Comment thereafter, in the real property described in the Judgment as, 11505 Southwest and counties throughout • CAT Reports Breyman Avenue Portland, OR 97219. The court case number is 15CV05927. Oregon. • Transit Police Update The case is entitled: NRZ PASS-THROUGH TRUST IV, U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSO- • FY18 Budget Process CIATION AS TRUSTEE, its successors in interest and/or assigns, Plaintiff v • Diversity and Transit Equity Program CHRISTOPHER A. SANAEE; ZOHREH SANAEE; AND OCCUPANTS OF THE PREM- Publishing with us ensures • FY18 Service Plan ISES, Defendants. The sale is a public auction to the highest bidder for cash or compliance with state and fed- • LIFT Operations Report cashier’s check, in hand, made payable to Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. eral statutes and codes. • CAT Member Comments For more information on this sale go to: http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. CAT Executive Committee Meeting Published Jan. 17, 24, 31 & Feb. 7, 2017. Tuesday, February 28, 2017, 1:30-3:00 PM BT15879465 More Bang, Less Bucks. The TriMet Transit Mobility Center 515 NW Davis Street Business Tribune provides for Portland, OR MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE greater coverage, unmatched All CAT committee and subcommittee meetings are open to the public. Public NOTICE OF SALE On February 14, 2017 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, customer service, and publish- comment is accepted at CAT committee meetings as shown on those agendas. ing fees that are far lower than Public comment is not accepted at CAT subcommittee meetings. 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, all of the For more information on CAT, please contact the TriMet Accessible Transporta- interest which the defendants had on March 23, 2009, the date of the fore- our competitors. Bottom line: tion Program (ATP) office at 503-962-8200, TTY 711. Persons needing sign lan- closed Deed of Trust, and also all of the interest which the defendants had The Business Tribune is your thereafter, in the real property described in the Judgment as, 4701 Southeast guage interpretation or other communication aids at any CAT meeting should best choice. contact the TriMet ATP office at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting. 20th Terrace Gresham, OR 97080. The court case number is 130406039. The Published Feb. 7 & 10, 2017. case is entitled: WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., its successors in interest and/or as- BT15883125 signs, Plaintiff v BRIAN L. WATSON AKA BRIAN LEE WATSON; JAMIE L. WATSON 100,000 copies and AKA JAMIE LYNN WATSON; KELLY CREEK MEADOWS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIA- TION; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; OCCUPANTS OF THE PREMISES; AND THE 200,000 readers REAL PROPERTY LOCATED AT 4701 SOUTHEAST 20TH TERRACE, GRESHAM, OR- MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE EGON 97080, Defendants. The sale is a public auction to the highest bidder for Great exposure for a NOTICE OF SALE cash or cashier’s check, in hand, made payable to Multnomah County Sheriff’s On February 14, 2017 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, Office. For more information on this sale go to: http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. reasonable price. 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, subject Published Jan. 17, 24, 31 & Feb. 7, 2017. property legally described as, 133 Northeast 97th Avenue Portland, OR 97220. BT15879469 "Hoffman Construction rou- The court case number is 15CV05605. The case is entitled: BANK OF AMERICA, tinely advertises subcontrac- N.A., Plaintiff v DELORES MILLER; and ALL OTHER PERSONS OR PARTIES UN- MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE KNOWN CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, LIEN, OR INTEREST IN THE REAL PROPERTY NOTICE OF SALE tor opportunities in the COMMONLY KNOWN AS 133 NORTHEAST 97TH AVE, PORTLAND, OR 97220, De- On February 14, 2017 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, Business Tribune. Their fendants. The sale is a public auction to the highest bidder for cash or cashier’s 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, subject extensive network reaches check, in hand, made payable to Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. For more property legally described as, 930 NE 70th Avenue Portland, OR 97213. The information on this sale go to: http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. court case number is 130507649. The case is entitled: WELLS FARGO BANK, potential bidders in many Published Jan. 17, 24, 31 & Feb. 7, 2017. NA, Plaintiff v HECTOR B. RIVERA; SANDRA RIVERA; STATE OF OREGON, DE- local communities." BT15879466 PARTMENT OF CONSUMER AND BUSINESS SERVICES; AND DOES 1-2, BEING - Jon Grasle, Hoffman ALL OCCUPANTS OR OTHER PERSONS OR PARTIES CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, Construction Company MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE LIEN, OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN THE COMPLAINT HEREIN NOTICE OF SALE AND LOCATED AT 930 NE 70TH AVENUE, PORTLAND, OR 97213, Defendants. On February 14, 2017 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, The sale is a public auction to the highest bidder for cash or cashier’s check, in "In 2015, the Portland Police 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, all of the hand, made payable to Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. For more information Bureau engaged Pamplin interest which the defendants had on July 28, 2011, the date of the foreclosed on this sale go to: http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. Media to publish legal notices Published Jan. 17, 24, 31 & Feb. 7, 2017. Deed of Trust, and also all of the interest which the defendants had thereafter, required by State statute. We in the real property described in the Judgment as, 510 Southeast 62nd Avenue BT15879471 Portland, OR 97215. The court case number is 130811194. The case is enti- have been extremely pleased tled: M & T BANK, its successors in interest and/or assigns, Plaintiff v GLORIA MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE with the service and competi- CARTER AKA GLORIA J. CARTER; CREDIT SERVICES OF OREGON, INC.; AND OC- NOTICE OF SALE tive pricing. The reduced cost CUPANTS OF THE PREMISES, Defendants. The sale is a public auction to the On February 14, 2017 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, highest bidder for cash or cashier’s check, in hand, made payable to 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, all of the has saved taxpayers money. Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. For more information on this sale go to: interest which the defendants had on July 3, 2006, the date of the foreclosed We have found the service to http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. Deed of Trust, and also all of the interest which the defendants had thereafter, be very reliable and Published Jan. 17, 24, 31 & Feb. 7, 2017. in the real property described in the Judgment as, 2355 Northeast Maple Court accurate." BT15879468 Gresham, OR 97030. The court case number is 16CV13083. The case is enti- tled: WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, FSB, D/B/A CHRISTIANA TRUST, - Robert Azorr, Portland NOT INDIVIDUALLY BUT AS TRUSTEE FOR PRETIUM MORTGAGE ACQUISITION Police Bureau FIRST TIME PUBLISHED TRUST, its successors in interest and/or assigns, Plaintiff v KEVIN BISHOP; @@@@@@ MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE CHRISTINA BISHOP; AND OCCUPANTS OF THE PREMISES, Defendants. The sale $POUBDU.BSD$BQMBOBU NOTICE OF SALE is a public auction to the highest bidder for cash or cashier’s check, in hand,  On March 7, 2017 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, 4735 made payable to Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. For more information on E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, subject property this sale go to: http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. PS legally described as, 5025 SE 118th AVE PORTLAND, OR 97266. The court case Published Jan. 17, 24, 31 & Feb. 7, 2017. BT15879470 NDBQMBO!QBNQMJONFEJBDPN 14 BUSINESS TRIBUNE Tuesday, February 7, 2017

The Port of Portland (Port) is seeking poten- register through the Port’s online bidding While there is no specific small business tial experienced firms or teams of firms (the system, which can be accessed at participation goal for this project, the Port “Provider or Providers”) capable of provid- www.portofportland.com under “Business encourages all bidders to consider how they ing annual audit services to the Port for Opportunities.” All firms can view current can help the Port achieve its overall small each of the fiscal years ending June 30, business opportunities. Registered firms business participation target. See the Sup- REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS 3278: 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2021. may receive electronic notification of Port plementary Instructions to Bidders for more METRO GARBAGE AND RECYCLING WEB Questions Concerning this solicitation must solicitations, and have access to view, information related to small business par- CONTENT USABILITY AND ARCHITECTURE be submitted through the Port’s on-line download, or request copies of solic- ticipation. DEVELOPMENT PROJECT Business Opportunities Vendor Portal. itations, addenda, and solicitation-holders THE PORT OF PORTLAND PORTLAND, OR Firms interested in receiving the solicitation lists. Craig Johnsen, Manager Proposals due: February 28, 2017 document may obtain one by registering Questions must be submitted Contracts and Procurement FENCING COMPANY FOR SALE @ 2:00 pm with the Port of Portland at electronically using the “Q&A” feature in the February 7, 2017 BEND, OR Metro, a metropolitan service district organ- www.portofportland.com through the Busi- Port’s online bidding system. ELG/CON Owner retiring after 27 years in business. All ized under the laws of the State of Oregon ness Opportunities Vendor Portal under one The project manual and drawings may be Published Feb. 7, 2017. trucks (3) and equipment for sale. 90% re- and the Metro Charter, located at 600 NE of the following categories: 91804 examined at Port offices (address above); BT15883557 peat and referral business with excellent Grand Avenue, Portland, OR 97232-2736, Accounting/Auditing/Budget, 91849 however hard copies of drawings and speci- reputation. Valuable trademark logo. Asking is requesting proposals for Metro Garbage Finance/Economics Consulting 94600 Fi- fications are not available directly from the FIRST TIME PUBLISHED $87,000 or best offer. Please contact Vern and Recycling Web Content Usability and nancial Services, 94620 Auditing Services. Port. Registered firms may download the at [email protected] cell: 541-948- Architecture Development. Registration as a potential Port supplier is project manual and drawings or order them 5835.Website: www.heartfence.com Metro is seeking a contractor to improve the required in order to obtain the download. for the cost of reproduction through the Published Jan 27, 31, Feb. 3 & 7, 2017. user experience for the nearly one million Registered firms may view current business Port’s online bidding system. BT15881295 website visitors each year seeking garbage opportunities, receive electronic notification The Port may reject bids that do not and recycling information. Contractor shall of Port solicitations, and have access to comply with applicable public contracting assist with reevaluation and redesign of the view and download copies of solicitations, procedures and requirements. The Port may business process, content, information ar- addenda, and solicitation-holders lists. reject for good cause any or all bids if the chitecture, user experience design, accessi- Craig Johnsen Port finds that doing so is in the public in- Manager, Contracts and Procurement terest. Bidder compliance for this project in- REQUEST FOR PROPSALS: bility, stakeholder engagement, reporting COMPREHENSIVE HUMAN RESOURCES MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON and evaluation of Metro’s online recycling Port of Portland cludes the following: Published Feb. 3, 2017. A. Bids must be on the Port’s bid form and AND FINANCE MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE THIRD PARTY ADMINISTRATION FOR AUTO and garbage information. SYSTEM AND LIABILTY CLAIMS Sealed proposals are due no later than BT15883253 must be accompanied by bid security made payable to The Port of Portland in an PRINEVILLE, OR Proposals due February 27, 2017 2:00 p.m. February 28, 2017 in Metro’s Proposals due: March 21, 2017 @ 4:00 pm business offices at 600 NE Grand Avenue, FIRST TIME PUBLISHED amount equal to at least 10 percent of the total amount bid. @ 4:00 pm REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Portland, OR 97232-2736, Attention: Julie Crook County, Oregon seeks proposals and Request for Information (RFP) No.: Hoffman, Procurement Analyst, RFP 3278. B. In accordance with ORS 279C.370, bid- ders must submit the enclosed First-Tier qualifications for a comprehensive human 4000005450 Solicitation documents can be viewed and resources and finance management soft- RFP due by: February 27, 2017 downloaded from the Oregon Procurement Subcontractor Disclosure Form within two working hours after bid opening. ware system. The Request for Proposals can Pre-Proposal Conference: There will be an Information Network (ORPIN) at be viewed on the Crook County website at optional Pre-Proposal Conference on Febru- http://orpin.oregon.gov/open.dll/ C. The Port will not receive or consider a THE PORT OF PORTLAND bid unless the bid contains a statement by www.co.crook.or.us, or may be obtained by ary 9, 2017 at 9:30 a.m. at the Multnomah Metro may accept or reject any or all pro- PORTLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT contacting County HR Office by telephone Building, Copper Conference Room, 5th posals, in whole or in part, or waive irregu- the bidder that the bidder will comply with COMMUNICATION AND ELECTRICAL the provisions of ORS 279C.800 to at (541) 416-3802. Floor, 501 SE Hawthorne, Portland, OR larities not affecting substantial rights if ROOMS AIR CONDITIONING Sealed proposals may be delivered to 300 97214. such action is deemed in the public inter- 279C.870 (regarding payment of prevailing REPLACEMENT wage rates on public works projects over NE 3rd Street, Rm.10, Attn: Teresa Herr- Proposals must be sealed in their en- est. Bids due: February 28, 2017 @ 2:00 pm mann, HR Director, Prineville, Oregon tirety, and the packaging clearly marked Metro extends equal opportunity to all per- $50,000). Current wage rates determined by INVITATION TO BID the Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries 97754. No electronic proposals will be ac- with the Proposer’s name, address, and sons and specifically encourages minority, SOLICITATION NO. 2017-7269 cepted. RFP number. Proposals will be received un- women-owned and emerging small busi- (BOLI) may be obtained from BOLI’s web site Sealed bids for the Portland International at www.boli.state.or.us. All proposals are due by 4:00 p.m. local til but not after 4:00pm February 27, 2017 nesses to access and participate in this Airport Communication and Electrical time, March 21, 2017. Proposals received by Multnomah County Purchasing, 501 SE and all Metro projects, programs and ser- D. Bidders are hereby alerted that public Rooms Air Conditioning Replacement proj- works contractors generally must file a pub- after that time will only be considered if no Hawthorne Blvd., Suite 125, Portland, OR vices. ect will be received at the office of the Man- other proposals are received on or before 97214, for: Metro and its contractors will not discrimi- lic works bond with the Construction Con- ager, Contracts and Procurement, of The tractors Board, as provided in ORS the deadline. Proposals will be opened at THIRD PARTY ADMINISTRATION FOR AUTO nate against any person(s), employee or Port of Portland, 7200 N.E. Airport Way, 8th 4:05 p.m. on March 21 at the address indi- AND LIABILTY CLAIMS applicant for employment based on race, 279C.836. Floor, Portland, Oregon 97218 (mailing ad- E. No bid will be considered unless the cated above. SUMMARY: Multnomah County Risk Man- color, national origin, sex, sexual orienta- dress: Post Office Box 3529, Portland, Ore- Any questions regarding this RFP should be agement seeks proposals for administrative tion, age, religion, disability, political affilia- bidder is registered with the State of Oregon gon 97208) until, but not after, 2 p.m. on Construction Contractors Board to the ex- directed to Teresa Herrmann, HR Director, services for self-insured auto and general li- tion or marital status. Metro fully complies February 28, 2017, and thereafter publicly 300 NE Third Street, Prineville, OR 97754; ability (including medical malpractice and with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 tent required by ORS Chapter 701, prior to opened and read. submitting a bid. email [email protected]. law enforcement) claims and civil action re- and related statutes and regulations in all The work includes but is not limited to: Crook County reserves the right to accept cording keeping and payments as re- programs and activities. For more informa- F. Bids must identify whether the bidder is Providing four air conditioning units and a resident bidder, as defined in ORS the bid and award the contract to the low- quested. The service provider selection cri- tion, or to obtain a Title VI Complaint Form, all associated electrical infrastructure and est responsible proposer which is in the teria will include adjuster(s) experienced see www.oregonmetro.gov. 279A.120. controls in the Portland International Airport Apprentice Opportunities on Port Projects: best interests of the County, to postpone with public entities, client access to elec- Published Feb. 3 & 7, 2017. terminal building tunnel and pedestrian tun- the acceptance of proposals received and tronic claims data including real time finan- BT15883236 The Port requires contractors to provide nel. on-the-job training opportunities for ap- the award of the contract for a period not to cial data, and the ability to maintain a posi- Prequalification is not required for this exceed thirty (30) days, or to reject any and tive pay banking payment process. proved and registered apprentices on con- work. struction projects over $500,000. The Port’s all bids received and further advertise for COMPLETE AVAILABILITY The contractor or a subcontractor need not proposals. A copy of the RFP is available for download overall target for registered apprentice par- be licensed for asbestos work under ORS ticipation is 15 percent of total labor hours. This is not a public work contract subject to at the Purchasing website: www.multco 468A.720. ORS 279C.800 to 279C.870 or the federal purch.org, or can be picked up at the The Port supports efforts to build a diverse A pre-bid meeting will be held at 2:30 and skilled workforce for the construction prevailing rate of wage required under the Multnomah County Purchasing bid desk, PORT OF PORTLAND p.m. February 16, 2017, in the Anchor Room Davis-Bacon Act (40 USC 276(a)). 501 SE Hawthorne Blvd, Suite 125, Port- ANNUAL AUDIT SERVICES industry and to increase the representation on the first floor of the Port of Portland Head- of diverse apprentices on Port projects. Published Feb. 7, 2017. land, OR 97214. Phone (503) 988-5111, Responses Due: February 27, 2017 quarters Building, 7200 N.E. Airport Way, BT15883455 Fax (503) 988-3252. @ 3:00 pm Small Business Participation Program: The Portland, Oregon, to discuss all phases of Port is committed to increasing small busi- Multnomah County reserves the right to re- REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL the work. From Airport Way, follow the signs ject any or all proposals if not in compli- SOLICITATION NUMBER 2017-7264 ness participation in Port contracts. For fis- to park in the long-term parking garage. Use cal year 2016-2017, the Port’s overall ance with the Request for Proposal (RFP) Sealed solicitations for the provision of An- the garage elevators at the east end of the Sub-Bid Requests procedures and requirements and to reject nual Audit Services will be received at the small business participation target is 16 garage to enter the Headquarters Building percent participation of small businesses as Please call .BSD$BQMBO  any or all proposals or to cancel the solic- office of the Manager, Contracts and Pro- at the first floor level. Parking validation is itation if Multnomah County finds it is in the curement, of the Port of Portland, 7200 NE a percent of contract dollars awarded di- not available. A site tour will immediately rectly and as subcontracts; and 30 percent  public interest to do so. Airport Way, Portland, OR 97218 (mailing follow the meeting. MULTNOMAH COUNTY PURCHASING address: Post Office Box 3529, Portland, participation of small businesses as a per- Contractors, subcontractors, consultants, cent of the total number of contracts [email protected] Published Feb. 3 & 7, 2017. Oregon 97208) until the time indicated and suppliers are strongly encouraged to BT15883247 above. awarded directly and as subcontracts. Tuesday, February 7, 2017 BUSINESS TRIBUNE 15

necessary to allow the system to function. By: Thomas Harmon, President above address or may be obtained at the relative to Prevailing Wage Rates. The Bu- FIRST TIME PUBLISHED Statements of Qualifications and Harmon Construction Company Clackamas County Procurement Website at reau of Labor and Industries (BOLI) wage Proposals should be submitted to: City of Published Feb. 7, 2017. http://www.clackamas.us/bids/. rates and requirements set forth in the fol- Cottage Grove, Attention: Public Works BT15883461 Contact Information lowing BOLI booklet (and any listed amend- Department, 400 East Main Street, Cottage Technical Specifications: Duke Dexter, ments to that booklet), which are incorpo- Grove, OR 97424 no later than 4:00 pm, FIRST TIME PUBLISHED 503-722-6663, [email protected] Pro- rated herein by reference, apply to the Work Tuesday, February 28, 2017. Questions can curement Process Questions: Ryan Rice, authorized under this Agreement: be directed to 541-942-3349. 503-742-5446, [email protected] PREVAILING WAGE RATES for Public Works Published Feb. 7, 2017. Bids will be opened and publicly read aloud Contracts in Oregon, January 1, 2017, REQUEST FOR STATEMENT OF BT15883431 at the above Delivery address after the Bid which can be downloaded at the following QUALIFICATIONS AND PORPOSAL: Closing. Bid results will also be posted to web address: RECOMMEND AND DESIGN THE FIRST TIME PUBLISHED the Clackamas County Procurement http://www.oregon.gov/boli/WHD/PWR/ EXPANSION OF THE CITY’S TREATED Website shortly after the opening. Pages/pwr_state.aspx. The Work will take WASTEWATER EFFLUENT SPRAY Prevailing Wage Rates requirements apply place in Clackamas County, Oregon. IRRIGATION SYSTEM BREMIK CONSTRUCTION to this Project because the maximum com- Clackamas County encourages bids from COTTAGE GROVE, OR REYNOLDS SCHOOL DISTRICT SECURED pensation for all Owner-contracted Work is Minority, Women, and Emerging Small Busi- Proposals due: February 28, 2017 INVITATION TO BID: HARMON VESTIBULES - PHASE II more than $50,000. Contractor and all nesses. @ 2:00 pm CONSTRUCTION BAY AREA HOSPITAL - Bids due: February 17, 2017 @ 3:00 pm subcontractors shall comply with the provi- Published Feb. 7, 2017. The City of Cottage Grove, Oregon is RAPID MEDICAL EVALUATION PROJECT INVITATION TO BID sions of ORS 279C.800 through 279C.870, BT15883452 seeking statements of qualifications and COOS BAY, OR Project Description proposals from licensed, professional Bids due: February 21, 2017 @ 2:00 pm Construction of new secured entry vesti- engineering firms to recommend and design Notice is hereby given that Sub-Bid propos- bules as well as other safety and security the expansion of the City’s treated als for Bay Area Hospital - Rapid Medical upgrades throughout nine schools within LOOK FOR INVITATIONS TO BID AND PUBLIC NOTICES STARTING ON PAGE 16

wastewater effluent spray irrigation system. Evaluation project will be received by Har- the Reynolds School District; this work is to ne

MAY 17, 2016 17, MAY ibu Currently, the City sprays treated wastewater mon Construction Company, 61393 High- occur during the summer break of 2017. ss effluent, via an existing irrigation system, to way 101, Coos Bay, Oregon, 97420, until Scopes include soft and structural demoli- Bids & Sub-Bids ne the City-owned Middlefield Golf Course (76 bid closing time of 2:00 P.M. Pacific Time, tion, structural and site concrete, framing, GORDON’S FIREPLACE Tuesday, May 17, 2016 acres) and an adjacent Cottage Grove Hospi- Tuesday, February 21, 2017. Sub-Bids re- mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire Busi EVERYTHING 279C.870. TUESDAY & FRIDAY BI-WEEKLY Published May 17, 2016. BU Grande Ronde Rive SINES BT15840221 fire hydrant r; existing flowmete replacement; an r and FIRST TIME PUBLISHED required to com d all other Work 26, 2016. Contractors must have an

system im p lete the wate Tr pr r distribution CCBMUST license and ex GO INVITATION TO BID: STATE OF OREGON Drawings and ovementsspecified. as shown on the active JOSEPH GALLIVAN logging in sensitive a perience excavatin www.plansonfile.comBY ceived after the deadline will not be consid- DEPARTMENT OF The Contract Time for this Project is 180 streams). Inte reas (wetlands, g/ Bend, OR 97701 541.389.01231902 NE 4th St ADMINISTRATIVE SER calendar days. contact the TEP rofficeested at cont 503-322-2222 o reet sprinkler, storefront and security film, ractor SW WASHINGTON CONTRACTORS or bids may be tal parcel (10 acres) during the regulated GEER INTAKE PROCESSINVICES s should Sealed Bids for the described Project will [email protected] www.swca.o tirely, within thi reject CLINIC REMODE G & be June 9, 2016. for details. Bid deadline is r rg 7017 NE Hwy 99, #214 rty (30) d SOLICITATION NO. DASPS-1226-16L Vancouver,WA 98665 3 The Gener received by the City of Island City, at City Published May 13 & SALEM CONTRACTO 60.694.7922 this Project includes:al Char ac WOODBURN, OR Hall at 10605 Island Avenue, Island City, 17, 2016. Bids due: June 16, 2016 @ 2:00 pm www.sceonline.org 2256 JudsonRS EXCHANGE St equipment, DISTRIBUTION and READERSHIP: Oregon 97850, until 2:00 Salem, OR 97302 5 and mate The contract ter REQUEST FOR BIDS: 2 BT15839830 reet SE but not limited to the cations may be ms, conditions and s June 2, 2016, at which time thep.m., Bids local time,JULIA PLANCENTER.COM03.362.7957 (Seattle DJC) mate quantities for majo reviewed fo pecifi- ceived will be PRESERVATION 016P PAVEMENT Processin r the Geer Intake publicly opened and www.plancenter • Emulsified a g & Clinic Rem TRIMET SETS The Contract is subject to the a ANDERSON:re- TROUTDALE, ORROJECT .com sphalt sl ered. There will be no public opening of bids will be odel and sealed read. Bids due: May 25, 2016 @ 2:00 pm Builde rs Exchan 1.800.249.9580 56,544 s provisions of ORS 279C.800 th quare yards on June 16, 2016received and CRAFT WORKER SMART MONEY www.bxwa.com ge of Washin doors/frames/hardware, casework, water- publicly o 279C.870, the O pplicable NOTICE T 2607 Wetmo gton, Inc. Contract Documents, in summer irrigation season. Middlefield Golf pened O BIDDERS: , at 2:00 PM at Procure- erett,WA 98201 425.258 ment Services, 1225 Fe GOALS r rough ORS struction of the 2016 PavementSealed Pbids fo re Avenue Ev- specifications, may be ex Law. egon P revailin r con- BIDDING DOCUMEN Salem, O re rry Street SE U140, g Wa gSPECIALe tion P roject, add .1303 5, 2016 at the C this solicitationgon is 97301-4285. Ma Contact fo This P roject is bein ressed to the City r ofese rva- ments may be obtaine TS: ommun Troutdale, 219 E. Histo Bidding Docu- Buildin g, 51 Winbu curement Analyst at (503)ry Mattison, 378-4648.GOOGLE State P rMAKES throug h USDA Rural Develog fundedpment. in SPOKANE 13 Source upon d f 97520 or downloadablern Won part Highway, T routdale, OR 97060-2099,ric Columbia tele- Rive payment of $10.00rom the Plan L.O. PITCHro- Bid security shall be fur p r set of documents. This amount is not eg This contract is fo INSIDE ance with the Inst hone: (503) 665-5175, will be for each on Info rmation P ORS 279C.800 th r a Public Wo nished in acco by the City Reco fundable, and (ORPIN) htt rocur 100,000 copies and 200,000 readers rk subject to The Issuing Officeructions fo to Bidde rd- received return of the documents is re- p://o A mandato rough 279C.870. rs. 2:00 rder, Sa not required. welcome rpin.ore ry ments is: Ande r the Biddin p.m. local time on the r25ah Skdayr och,of May, until , o pp go held on pre-bid confe g Docu- 2016. Any bids Published May 13 & 17, 2016. 1830758-16. Th ortunity N Sub-Bids. Sub-Bids will be opened in the May 19, 2016 at 2:00r PMence will be Inc., David W rson Pe rr located at MacLa . Wildman, P.E.,y 1901 & Associates, N. Fi time will not be considereceived after the specified addendums may bee cont downract proofing, and new exterior and interior fin- ren Youth Co (PST), Street, La G Course and the Cottage Grove Hospital cur- cility, 2630 N Pacific Hwy,Woodbu BID OPENING: red. charg rr rande, O BT15839836 e, and will not be mail ectional Fa- 541-963-8309 regon 97850, r The bids will be Any statements made at this confe , d wildman@ande opened and FIRST TIME PUBLISHED tive bidders. Bidders should c will not chan rn, OR. com. Prospective Bidde read aloud at 2:00 publicly rsonperry. time on the 25 day of May, 2016, in the NOTICE TO CONTRA PIN system othe ge the Plans, S rence Bidding Documents at thers Issuinmay examine the p.m. local missing any addenda.regularly until clo r Cont ract Documents unlesspecifications an Ad- or Mondays th Council Cham TO BID: STREET SLURRYCTORS SEAL / INVITATION PROJECT - dendum has been issued from DAS and ad- rou g Office on 219 E. Histo bers of City Hall lo Cop hours of 8:00 a.m.gh and F r5:00idays between the ric Columbia Rive cated at ies of the plans and s vertised on the ORP Troutdale, OR 97060- 2099. JUNE 2016 be obtained at the City En pec IN System. Biddin g Documents a p.m. r Hi ghway, ASHLAND, OR BIDDERS OR THEIR REPRESENTATIVE ARE WORK T Bids due: June 7, 2016 @ 2:00 pm 51 Winbu rn Way, Ashland Ogin REQUIRED TO ATTEND THIS MANDATORY http://www re available at O BE DONE: shall be Bid Docs .andersonp consists of two The work to be done Notice is he received or considerere presence of the Owner or Owner’s Repre- PRE-BID CONFEREN link. The di erry.com phases of Pavement P reby given that Sealed Bids fo bidde unde vation treatments: Crack sealin ments may be downloadedgital fo Biddin r the furnishing all mate r is registe ishes. EVALUATED FROM BIDDERSCE. BIDS OR WILL THEIR ONLY REP- BE g Docu- Sealing reser- and se rials, e r Contractor’s Board.red with the C rently utilize approximately 350,000 to non-refundable . The crack sealing g and Slurr rvices fo quip ment, labo RESENTATIVE WHO REGISTERED AND AT- payment of $25.00 by in-r a asphaltic c phase consists ofy Project will be r the 2016 Street Slu r, Bidders shall TENDED THE MANDATORY PRE-BID putting QuestCDN eBidDoc Numbe rack prep wo physically rry Seal ORS Cha pre-qualify as 4489225 on the w cation of approved crackrk sealin followed by a Fleury, En received by Scott pter 279C.430 and in p FERENCE, AND ALL O on identified sections of City of T ppli- gineering Se with the Standa CON- free QuestCDN membeebsite. Assistance with r g compound Siskiyou Confe rvices Mana CONSIDERED NON-RESPONSIVE.THER BIDS W streets. This munity Develo rence Room, Ashland Com-ger, Works Const rd S pecifications ILL BE document down rshi phase of wo routdale ruction, O The solicitation document may be viewed o p registration, appr Ashland, O pment, 51 Winbu APWA, fo regon C the digital P loading, and wo oximately 35,000 rk is consists of reg r all classes of con downloaded at htt roject info rking with to be pounds of mate Main Street, Ashlandon, (mailin O rn Way, Pre-qualification a p://orpin.oreg tained at QuestCDN.com,rmation at 9 may be ob placed on City of T g add ress: 20 E. documents may be viewed o r Crack sealin routdale st rial PM (Siskiyou Confe R 97520), until 2:00 ceived by the City ofpp Ashlandlications five mu on.gov. ITB 1632, o r via e-mail at info@ - g wo reets. sentative. by accessing the ORPIN Systemr downloaded 52-233- cleanin g rk shall include c June 7, 2016, at whichrence time Room Clock) on prior to the opening of the bids. The Biddin and ADVERTISING DEADLINE: personal com g Documents will beq uestcdn.comavailable fo applying crack sealprep matearation, t rack be All projects in excess of $50,00 BID DOCUMENTS: Please contact Bremik p using your download afte . raffic cont publicly o proposals will 450,000 gallons of treated effluent per day uter. If you do not have a r pened and personal com r May 11, 2016. No dental wo rial, and othe ol, physically read aloud. Bids quire the Contr ORPIN system atp ute selectedr, you may P access the sets will be r rk required to crack seal the des-r inci- received after this time will not be actor to pa provided for bidding paper ignated pr conside wage r ates. y pr Centers or at Procurement Ser Biddin g Documents may also bepurposes. oject st reets in o red. All bids bidder to complyThis with contr Ore rocu examined at the followin provided by the City. C rder of due date and time andr eceivedin act requi need assistance with rement shall have a 30 calendar day priority prior to the Wag vices If you City of Island City, 10605g locations: Island Av rack sealin be publicly o proper fo e Rates. gon’s Pr 378-4642 OR email info.oregistration, call (503) time and must be com g phase Confe pened and rm will Published May 1 Island City, Oreg performance rence Room at the timeread setin the fo Siskiyou 7, 2016. Offer(s) may be [email protected] on enue, August 15th, 2016. The slupleted not late above as the deadline fo ance with solicitationrejected if not in com.us. Anderson Perr consists of as r than rth N. Fir Street, La Grande,y & Associates, Inc., 1901 rry seal and the re afte r receipt of bids, BT158 quir pr pli- preparation and pahaltic phase r bid documents, shall be A non-mandatory walkthrough will be held ements. Any o ocedures and Oreg pavement su made available fo jected if in the r all offe rs may be re- on Anderson Perr Seal on a pplication of Type II Slurface total amount of the r cont public ins Sub-Bid Requests for access to the drawings. Published May p1ublic inte re- 214 E. Birch St y & Associates, Inc., pproximately 107,000 s rry pection. If the Thursday, 3:00 pm rest to do so. yards of City of T $100,000, the awa between June 15th and September 15th of Deadline for Tuesday's paper: reet, Walla W ton. ract exceeds Please call Betty Ode 7, 2016. alla, Washing- sealing routdale st quare be approved by the Localrd of the Cont cont The Owne phase shall have a reets. The slu ract must r is an e perfor 21 calendar dayrry Board. A cont n BT15840179 ployer. Mino qual oppor mance time and must be com ract fo ract Review  FIRST TIME PUBLISHED nesses are encourity andrag women-ownedtunity bu em- not later than September 9, 2016. r work will be awa bJET PREV pleted rded @pamplinmedia.com INVITATION TO BID: W women-owned businessesed to sbid. Minority andsi- AILING WAGE: ATER SYSTEM they a public wo rk subject to ORSThis is 27 a contract for a IMPROVEMENTS - 2016 re a minority on the Planholdehould indicate 279C.870. SUB-BIDS REQUESTED ISLAND CITY, OR A pre-bid conference will be held at 2 9C.800 to Smar Bids due: June 2, 2016 @ 2:00 pm p.m., local time, on May 24, 2016 rs List. PRE-QUALIFICA t Park & Nor on Wednesday, February 15, 2017 11a.m. not TION: th Precinct Garage Repair The City of Island C City of Island City City Hall, 10605 Island :00 required. PRE-BID INQUPrequalification is Job Walk (Recommended, for the const ity, Oreg , at the and requests fo IRIES: Questions each year. This is about one-half of the to- on, invites Bids Avenue, Island City, O Recoat Project ruction of Wate r clarification provements - 2016. The W are highly encou reg Work shall be di related to this & r System Im- on 97850. Bidde nee rected to the Bid Number 00000298 Deadline for Friday's paper: Tuesday, 3:00 pm ect involves, but is not limitedor kto, fo the mod Published May 17,rag 2016.ed to attend. rs r, John J. Busha project engi- r this Proj- fication of the Well No. 4 booste Street, T routdale, OR 9706rd, PE, 342 SW 4th tion, includin i- 7240, (503) 492-3502, john.busha0, (503) 674- Portland, OR g the installation ofr newpum p sta- BT15840218 troutdaleoreg F.D. Thomas, Inc. is seekingBids ce Due: 6/2/16 by 2 PM booster pum NOTICE OF INVITATION TO on.g of the Well No.p 5s booste and cont EXCAVATION/LOGGING CONTRACTORS PLAN SOURCE:ov. rd@ tor rols, const BID: s and/or supplier r const ruction including Plans and SSolicitation Documents, s for tified and qualified MBE/WBE s ruction of a 500,000- r pump station, BEAVER, OR : (1) Parking Garage Li at the main third floor lobby. steel Bids due: June 9, 2016 Work may be pecifications, fo ubcontr reser g ne Striping (2) T voir, and all Work allon welded Excavation/Lo desi reviewed in the office of ther the Flagging. ac- Non-Mandatory) vide com p required to gging Cont gnated Plan Sou Refer Questions to: raffic Contr tal effluent produced daily during the sum- lete and o mook Estua ol / pump stations and a watep pro- ractors - The Tilla- Public Works, 342 SW 4thrce, CitySt of T erational booste ries Partnership (TEP) is invitin routdale Bill Par voir. Wate r bids fo r a fo OR 97060, (503) 674- 3300, andreet, at T the 1600 ext. 1201, Fax: 253-548-ks, Esti 1605,mator E r dist r storag e rest road g routdale, , FD Tho ments include ther ibution installation system of a im reser- stream enhancement re-alignment and following Plan Cente mas, Inc., Phone: 253-548- mately 9,200 feet of 12-, 10-, 8-, and prove- Beaver Creek Wate project in the East DAILY JOURNAL PLANrs: CENTER www mail: bill.par ppr rshed just nor Submit Bid to: [email protected] 6-inch oxi- ver, O regon. Wo oregon.com Justin Watts, FD Tho pipe; installation of a 12-inch limited to, rk will include, but th is ofnot Bea- 503.274.0624 .djc [email protected], Fax: 253-548-1605 by bo r realignment of a fo ARC DOCUMENT SOLUTIONS ww mas, Inc., Email: ing unde r the Idaho No pipe vest of trees including loading and hauling com road tracks; installation of a 12-inrthe rest road, har- 503.227.3424 w.e beneath a sta rn Rail- and in-st CONTRACTOR PLAN C -arc. The overall project consists of an approxi- ream placement of wood st te hi ghway bridg ch pipe tures. A mandato , www.contractorplancenter ENTER, INC. February 8, 2017 - Contact Bremik for job e across the held at the ry pre-bid meeting will rbeuc- te mer months. rnational Way Milwaukie,.com OR 97222 5468 SE In- project site at 1:00 503.650.0148 p.m., May F. D. Thomas Inc. is a union signatory contractor. Subcontractors must possess a current contractor's license, insurance coverage, CENTRAL OREGON BUILDER’S EXCHANGE and worker's compensation for the entire length of the contract. We are an equal opportunity employer and will work with any interested subcontrac CONTACT: Order # 15839982 tor to identify opportunities to break items into economically feasible packages. mately 1,573 sq. ft. remodel to the existing CCB# 71234 In June, 2010 Murray, Smith, and Associ- walk schedule. BizTrib.com ates (MSA) completed a Water Reuse Fea- Bay Area Hospital Evaluation area. Work Bids Due February 17, 2017 by 3:00pm - Yvonne Lerch sibility Study for the City of Cottage Grove. for Bid Package includes: 1) Electrical, 2) Bids, executed bidder’s checklist, and bid Direct: 971.204.7883 MSA determined that the City needed 110 HVAC, 3) Acoustical Ceilings, 4) Plumbing, forms are due to Susan Castner via email at Fax: 503.620.3433 acres of land to dispose of 100% of the 5)Floor Covering, 6) Drywall, 7) Other work [email protected] or via fax to [email protected] BusinessTribune treated effluent that is produced each sum- as shown. Refer to the Project Manual and 503-688-1005. ARE YOU BIDDING? mer. Middlefield Golf Course and the Cot- Drawings for complete Summary of Work. Please let us know if you will be bidding by tage Grove Hospital have 86 combined ac- Project Manual for this work, including In- replying to bidmail, faxing to res of land available for the application of struction to Bidders, and Bid Form, may be 503-688-1005, or via email to SUB-BIDS REQUESTED treated effluent. The MSA study recom- examined at the Office of Harmon Construc- [email protected]. mended additional sites for treated effluent tion Company, 61393 Highway 101, Coos BIDDING: NO:___ YES:___ disposal including, but not limited to, Bohe- Bay, Oregon, 97420 and at the following COMPANY:______Thomas Cully Park Phase I mia Park, Western Oregon Exposition (WOE) locations: Bay Area Hospital (Engineering PHONE: ______Fairgrounds, Trailhead Park, Cottage Grove Office), Daily Journal of Commerce Plan CONTACT:______Bids Due: February 9, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. Disc Golf Course, and the Interstate 5, Exit Center, and on the HE website at EMAIL:______174 punchbowls. http://www.hge1.com/open-to-bid/. Published Feb. 7, 2017. Northwest Infrastructure, LLC in partnership with O'Neill Construction Group and Faison Construction are The successful firm will recommend, Harmon Construction Company is respon- BT15883492 soliciting bids from qualified subcontractors on the above-referenced project. design, and provide construction cost sible for document distribution including estimates for the following facilities: addendums. Please contact Harmon Con- Project Description: Phase I includes an off-leash dog park, youth soccer field, playground, 1. A storage system to hold a sufficient struction Company by Telephone: FIRST TIME PUBLISHED trail network, overlooks, , and parking lot. The general nature of the work amount of treated effluent for conveyance 541-266-9725, Fax: 541-266-9196 or includes civil work/utilities, paving, striping, steel fabrication and install, playground equip- to multiple sites. email: [email protected]. PDF digital ment and install, site accessories, concrete, and fencing. Other specific large items 2. All necessary piping sized to move copies of these documents are also availa- include trellis and picnic shelter structure. Work by others includes all erosion control, treated effluent to the various chosen loca- ble to Sub-Bidders via HGE INC.’s website electrical, landscaping, irrigation, community garden, North Slope, and intertribal gathering tions. at http://www.hge1.com/open-to-bid/. garden. 3. All pumps, motors, booster pumps, and Sub-Bidders are encouraged to contact filters necessary, sized to move treated ef- Harmon Construction Company and register Documents: Project documents are available to review and download via Dropbox and fluent to the chosen locations. their interest in submitting a sub-bid and to Contractor Plan Center: 4. All power requirements, including be included on the plan holders list. INVITATION TO BID: CBX FIBER - CITY OF https://www.dropbox.com/sh/no584a5plbyviab/AABOms4ub9eMN-dTlgVALk0ma?dl=0 back-up power where necessary and feasi- No Sub-Bid will be received or considered WEST LINN CITY HALL ble. by contractor unless the Sub- Bid contains WEST LINN, OR FAX OR EMAIL BIDS TO: EMAIL: [email protected] FAX: 503-760-7577 5. A programmable, automatic control sys- a statement that Sub-Bidder will comply Bids due: February 16, 2017 @ 2:00 pm tem that will move treated effluent from the with the provisions of ORS 279C.800 Clackamas County (“County”) through its LABOR REQUIREMENTS: THIS IS A PUBLIC WORKS PROJECT SUBJECT TO PREVAILING storage facility to various locations based through 279C.870 relating to Prevailing Board of County Commissioners is accept- WAGE UNDER BOLI 7/1/2013. on balance, time, and quantity. City’s Inte- Wages. No Sub-Bid will be considered un- ing sealed bids for the CBX Fiber - City of grator of Record is The Automation Group less the Sub-Bidder is registered with the West Linn City Hall Project until February Northwest Infrastructure LLC (TAG), Eugene, Oregon. Construction Contractors Board as required 16, 2017, 2:00 PM, Pacific Time, (“Bid 2323 SE Clatsop Street 6. An irrigation system at each chosen site by ORS 701.035 to 701.055. Closing”) at the following location: Portland, OR 97202 to spray treated effluent in an efficient man- The contractor reserves the right to reject DELIVER BIDS TO: Clackamas County Pro- Phone: (503) 235-6392 ner that works in concert with the automatic any and all Sub-Bids, and to waive any curement Division, Clackamas County Pub- Fax: (503) 760-7577 control system listed in Number 5 above. technicalities or informalities in connection lic Services Building, 2051 Kaen Road, Ore- W: nwi-corp.com 7. Appropriate amendments to the City’s there with. No Sub-Bidder may withdraw his gon City, OR 97045. Telephone (503) Water Reuse Agreement Plan to include all Sub-Bid after the hour set for the opening We are an equal opportunity employer and request sub-bids from all subcontractors, including minority, women, disadvantage and 742-5444. emerging small business enterprises. chosen locations. thereof until the lapse of thirty (30) days Bid packets are available from 7:00 AM to from the bid opening. 8. All Federal, State, and Local permits 6:00 PM Monday through Thursday at the BT15883149 OR CCB # 120494 16 BUSINESS TRIBUNE Tuesday, February 7, 2017

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