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Alphabetical Listing of Prequalified Contractors Updated As of September 22, 2021 Alphabetical Listing Of Prequalified Contractors Updated As Of September 22, 2021 WORK CLASSIFICATION CODES AND DESCRIPTIONS AB - AGGREGATE BASE AC - ROCK PRODUCTION ACP - ASPHALT CONCRETE PAVING AND OILING BLD1 - BUILDINGS EART - EARTHWORK AND DRAINAGE ELEC - ELECTRICAL LS - LANDSCAPING MHA - MISC. HIGHWAY APPURTENANCES OTH1 - WORK CLASS SETTING FOR LOCAL PAI1 - PAINTING PAVE - PAVEMENT MARKINGS PCP - PORTLAND CEMENT CONCRETE PAVING REIN - BRIDGES AND STRUCTURES SIGN - SIGNING (PERMANENT) TTC - TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL 1996 INC DBA CHAMBERS CONSTRUCTION Expiration Date 3028 JUDKINS RD, STE 1 January 31, 2023 EUGENE, OR 97403 541-521-3299 :FAX 541-687-9451 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: January 16, 2021 Work Classes: BLD1, MHA 2G INC DBA 2G CONSTRUCTION Expiration Date 1719 IRVING RD January 31, 2023 EUGENE, OR 97402 (541)689-3850 :FAX (541)689-3915 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: February 14, 2021 Work Classes: BLD1, EART, LS, MHA, PCP, REIN 2KG CONTRACTORS INC Expiration Date 4917 NE 185TH DR January 31, 2023 PORTLAND, OR 97230 (503)489-2020 :FAX (503)489-0990 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: March 29, 2021 Work Classes: BLD1, EART, MHA, PCP, REIN 3 KINGS ENVIRONMENTAL INC Expiration Date PO BOX 280 November 30, 2022 BATTLE GROUND, WA 98604 (360)666-5464 :FAX (360)666-8202 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: January 01, 2021 Work Classes: AB, ACP, EART, ELEC, LS, MHA, OTH1, PAVE, PCP, REIN, TTC 4-R EQUIPMENT LLC Expiration Date 64964 GRAYSTONE LANE October 31, 2021 BEND, OR 97701 (541)390-7837 :FAX (541)306-2144 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: November 01, 2019 Work Classes: AC Page 1 of 67 Alphabetical Listing Of Prequalified Contractors Updated As Of September 22, 2021 4S SIGNS LLC Expiration Date 30255 HWY 34 March 31, 2023 ALBANY, OR 97321 541-928-5858 :FAX 541-928-9068 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: April 01, 2021 Work Classes: SIGN, TTC AAKEN CORPORATION Expiration Date 1260 NE FIRST ST June 30, 2022 BEND, OR 97701 (541)410-8286 :FAX (541)330-6111 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: July 01, 2020 Work Classes: EART, ELEC, SIGN ABHE & SVOBODA INC Expiration Date 18100 DAIRY LN April 30, 2023 JORDAN, MN 55352 (952)447-6025 :FAX (952)447-1000 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: May 01, 2021 Work Classes: EART, MHA, PAI1, REIN ACCESS LIMITED CONSTRUCTION Expiration Date 1102 PIKE LANE October 31, 2022 OCEANO, CA 93445 805-592-2230 :FAX (805)592-2234 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: November 01, 2020 Work Classes: EART, MHA ACME CONCRETE PAVING INC Expiration Date 4124 E BROADWAY February 28, 2022 SPOKANE, WA 99202 (509)242-1234 :FAX (509)242-1232 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: March 01, 2020 Work Classes: MHA, OTH1, PCP ADROIT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INC Expiration Date 185 MISTLETOE RD November 30, 2022 ASHLAND, OR 97520 (541)482-4098 :FAX (541)482-4218 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: December 01, 2020 Work Classes: AB, AC, ACP, BLD1, EART, MHA, OTH1, PAI1, PCP, REIN, SIGN Page 2 of 67 Alphabetical Listing Of Prequalified Contractors Updated As Of September 22, 2021 ADVANCED AMERICAN CONSTRUCTION INC Expiration Date 8444 NW ST HELENS RD March 31, 2023 PORTLAND, OR 97231 (503)445-9000 :FAX (503)546-3031 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: April 01, 2021 Work Classes: OTH1, REIN ADVANCED EXCAVATION INC. Expiration Date 24340 MIAMI FOLEY RD April 30, 2023 NEHALEM, OR 97131 (503)812-6208 :FAX * NO FAX * Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: May 01, 2021 Work Classes: EART ALL TERRAIN EXCAVATING LLC Expiration Date 6878 E GREGORY ROAD May 31, 2022 WHITE CITY, OR 97503 (541)930-0814 :FAX * NO FAX * Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: September 13, 2020 Work Classes: AB, EART, LS ALLIED PAINTING INC Expiration Date 4 LARWIN RD November 30, 2022 CHERRY HILL, NJ 08034 (856)429-3400 :FAX (856)429-0696 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: November 07, 2020 Work Classes: PAI1, REIN AMARI PAINTING & LINING LLC Expiration Date 2435 WEST PIKE ST July 01, 2023 HOUSTON, PA 15342 724-678-5478 :FAX (724)745-3220 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: June 19, 2021 Work Classes: PAI1 AMERICAN BRIDGE CO Expiration Date 1000 AMERICAN BRIDGE WAY February 28, 2023 CORAOPOLIS, PA 15108 (412)631-1000 :FAX (412)631-2000 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: February 04, 2021 Work Classes: REIN Page 3 of 67 Alphabetical Listing Of Prequalified Contractors Updated As Of September 22, 2021 AMERICAN CIVIL CONSTRUCTORS WEST COAST LLC Expiration Date 2990 BAY VISTA COURT, SUITE D June 30, 2022 BENICIA, CA 94510 (707)746-8028 :FAX 707-747-0593 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: July 01, 2020 Work Classes: MHA, OTH1, PCP, REIN, TTC AMERICAN UNDERGROUND LLC Expiration Date 160 CASCADE HWY NE July 31, 2023 SALEM, OR 97317 503-687-2670 :FAX 503-687-2134 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: August 01, 2021 Work Classes: EART APPLY-A-LINE LLC Expiration Date 175 ROY RD SW BLDG C October 31, 2021 PACIFIC, WA 98047 (503)777-4228 :FAX (503)777-4390 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: November 01, 2019 Work Classes: MHA, PAVE, SIGN AQUATIC CONTRACTING LLC Expiration Date 12950 NW MARINA WAY January 31, 2023 PORTLAND, OR 97231 503-490-2933 :FAX * NO FAX * Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: February 01, 2021 Work Classes: EART, LS, OTH1, REIN ARMADILLO BORING INC Expiration Date 1980 OXFORD ST SE August 31, 2022 SALEM, OR 97302 (503)588-8050 :FAX * NO FAX * Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: September 01, 2020 Work Classes: EART, OTH1 ASCORP INC DBA DEBCO CONSTRUCTION OF OROFINO Expiration Date 217 COLLEGE AVE April 30, 2022 OROFINO, ID 83544 (208)476-3617 :FAX (208)476-3226 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: May 01, 2020 Work Classes: AB, AC, EART, MHA Page 4 of 67 Alphabetical Listing Of Prequalified Contractors Updated As Of September 22, 2021 ATLAS PAINTING & SHEETING CORP Expiration Date 465 CREEKSIDE DR August 31, 2022 AMHEST, NY 14228 (716)564-0490 :FAX 716-564-0494 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: May 08, 2021 Work Classes: PAI1 AUSLAND BUILDERS INC DBA AUSLAND GROUP Expiration Date 3935 HIGHLAND AVE March 31, 2023 GRANTS PASS, OR 97526 (541)476-3788 :FAX (541)476-2313 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: April 01, 2021 Work Classes: BLD1, MHA, OTH1, REIN BABB CONSTRUCTION CO DBA DELTA CONSTRUCTION CO. Expiration Date 999 DIVISION AVE July 31, 2022 EUGENE, OR 97404 (541)688-2233 :FAX (541)688-8610 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: August 01, 2020 Work Classes: AB, AC, ACP, BLD1, EART, ELEC, LS, MHA, PAI1, PAVE, PCP, REIN, SIGN, TTC BAKER ROCK CRUSHING CO DBA BAKER ROCK RESOURCES Expiration Date 21880 SW FARMINGTON RD August 31, 2022 BEAVERTON, OR 97007 (503)642-2531 :FAX (503)642-2534 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: September 01, 2020 Work Classes: AB, AC, ACP, EART, PAVE, SIGN, TTC BALDWIN GENERAL CONTRACTING INC Expiration Date 1224 SANTIAM RD SE July 31, 2023 ALBANY, OR 97321 541-626-2719 :FAX 541-981-5120 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: July 05, 2021 Work Classes: AB, ACP, BLD1, EART, ELEC, LS, PAI1, PAVE, PCP, SIGN, TTC BANZER CONSTRUCTION CO Expiration Date 4095 RIDDELL RD December 31, 2022 MONMOUTH, OR 97361 (503)399-8010 :FAX * NO FAX * Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: January 17, 2021 Work Classes: AB, ACP, BLD1, EART, ELEC, LS, MHA, PAVE, PCP, REIN, SIGN, TTC Page 5 of 67 Alphabetical Listing Of Prequalified Contractors Updated As Of September 22, 2021 BAR SEVEN A COMPANIES INC Expiration Date 1060 SE LAKE RD June 30, 2022 REDMOND, OR 97756 (541)548-4747 :FAX (541)548-0460 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: July 01, 2020 Work Classes: AB, AC, EART BASCO LOGGING INC Expiration Date 1039 PARKHILL LANE February 28, 2022 SUTHERLIN, OR 97495 541-784-8382 :FAX 541-459-5014 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: February 28, 2020 Work Classes: AB, ACP, EART, TTC BATESON ENTERPRISES LLC Expiration Date 610 WIL WAY April 30, 2023 WINSTON, OR 97496 (541)430-4112 :FAX * NO FAX * Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: May 09, 2021 Work Classes: AB, EART, REIN BATZER CONSTRUCTION INC Expiration Date 190 N ROSS LN November 30, 2022 MEDFORD, OR 97501 (541)773-7553 :FAX (541)779-5359 Email Address: [email protected] Eligible to bid on or after this date: December 01, 2020 Work Classes: AB, AC, ACP, BLD1, EART, ELEC, LS, MHA, OTH1, PAI1, PAVE, PCP, REIN, SIGN, TTC BAYVIEW ASPHALT INC Expiration Date
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