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Dispatch Activity Report 6/14/19 - 6/20/19 Dispatch Activity Report 6/14/19 - 6/20/19 Start Date Job ID NR JM App Site Site Address City State Work Type County Contractor Report To Parks Hwy MP 356-362 Swalling 6/14/2019 137927 * 1 0 Resurfacing 1900 Railroad Avenue Anchorage AK Carpenters Anchorage Construction Co. Inc Matt Gatton Parks Hwy MP 356-362 Swalling 6/14/2019 137757 * 2 0 Resurfacing 1900 Railroad Avenue Anchorage AK Carpenters Anchorage Construction Co. Inc Matt Gatton High Point 6/17/2019 137717 * 1 0 Cook Inlet Lending Center 36 Spenard Rd Anchorage AK Carpenters Anchorage Construction Ben Swan Parks Hwy MP 356-362 Swalling General 6/18/2019 137869 * 1 0 Resurfacing 1900 Railroad Avenue Anchorage AK Carpenters Anchorage Contracting LLC Matt Gatton Providence Hospital Davis Constructors 6/19/2019 137939 * 1 0 Anchorage 3200 Providence Dr Anchorage AK Carpenters Anchorage and Engineers Mike Parmenter 6/14/2019 137662 * 1 0 CLR039c LRDR Power Plant Clear AFS Clear AK Carpenters Denali Unit Company Daryl Fike F & W Construction 6/14/2019 137735 * 1 0 Unalakleet - Unalakleet AK Carpenters Nome Company Dianne Heverling F & W Construction 6/20/2019 138020 * 1 0 Unalakleet - Unalakleet AK Carpenters Nome Company Dianne Heverling Southeast 6/17/2019 137818 * 2 0 Missile Field 4 Ft. Greely AK Carpenters Fairbanks Neeser Construction Chuck Holbrook Southeast 6/18/2019 137892 * 1 0 Missile Field 4 Ft. Greely AK Carpenters Fairbanks Neeser Construction Chuck Holbrook Southeast 6/20/2019 137968 * 1 0 Missile Field 4 Ft. Greely AK Carpenters Fairbanks Neeser Construction Chuck Holbrook AK 13 0 Total 9924 W Lancaster Atlantic Plant Travis Self 6/18/2019 137832 * 2 0 Rathdrum Power Road Rathdrum Id Carpenters Kootenai Maintenance Inc (Atlantic) Skaar Construction 6/17/2019 137967 * 4 0 Rexburg Storage Tank 2214 W 1000 S Rexburg ID Carpenters Madison Inc. Sara Elliot 6/15/2019 137758 * 2 0 Chobani Yogurt Plant 3450 Kimberly Rd Kimberly ID Carpenters Twin Falls Intermech Inc. S Swindle Id 8 0 Total RCDC Roosevelt County 6/18/2019 137882 * 0 3 Detention Center 416 1/2 2nd Ave S Wolfpoint MT Carpenters Roosevelt Sletten Construction Jake Navarro 6/17/2019 137767 * 0 1 I 15/90 Bridges - Butte MT Carpenters Silver Bow Sletten Construction Kip Harris Page 1 of 17 OPEIU8/rk Dispatch Activity Report 6/14/19 - 6/20/19 Start Date Job ID NR JM App Site Site Address City State Work Type County Contractor Report To MT 0 4 Total 3100 SW Jefferson T. Gerding 6/17/2019 137795 * 1 0 OSU Peavy FSC Way Corvallis OR Carpenters Benton Construction. Co. Jamey Scott Pence/Kelly 6/17/2019 138027 * 1 0 OSU Finley Hall 2100 SW May Ave Corvallis OR Carpenters Benton Construction LLC Uriah Jackson Fortis Construction 6/19/2019 137684 * 0 1 Corvallis School District 2701 Satinwood St Corvallis OR Carpenters Benton Inc Mike Davis 3100 SW Jefferson T. Gerding 6/19/2019 137957 * 3 2 OSU Forestry Peavy Hall Way Corvallis OR Carpenters Benton Construction. Co. Jamey Scott Perlo Structures 6/17/2019 137905 * 2 0 Project Shakespeare 2525 SE First Ave Canby OR Carpenters Clackamas (Tualatin) Dustin Vigue 6/18/2019 137688 5 0 Alder Creek Middle School 13801 SE Webster Rd Milwaukie OR Carpenters Clackamas P and C Construction Kyle Sutherland Ward-Henshaw Ryan Spliethof 6/18/2019 137874 * 3 1 Gladstone Civic Center 18505 Portland Ave Gladstone OR Carpenters Clackamas Construction (Sellen) Larusso Concrete Co 6/19/2019 137969 * 1 0 Larusso Concrete Shop 8536 SW Helens Dr Wilsonville OR Carpenters Clackamas Inc* Angel Escamilla 6/17/2019 137817 * 0 1 Seaside Schools Project 1801 S Franklin St Seaside OR Carpenters Clatsop BEK of Alaska Foreman 6/20/2019 137978 * 2 1 St Helens School 354 N 15th St St Helens OR Carpenters Columbia BEK of Alaska Foreman Scott Partney 6/14/2019 137691 1 0 Winter Lakes School 1501 W Central Coquille OR Carpenters Coos Construction Inc John Stalcup S And B James 6/17/2019 137806 * 1 0 Hucrest School Seismic Rehab 1810 NW Kline St Roseburg OR Carpenters Douglas Construction Co Foreman 6/17/2019 137871 * 1 0 Canyonville WWTP 1066 Hamlin Drive Canyonville OR Carpenters Douglas Natt McDougall Co. Andy Gilmer S And B James 6/20/2019 138001 * 1 0 Hucrest School Seismic Rehab 1810 NW Kline St Roseburg OR Carpenters Douglas Construction Co Foreman Western Wood 6/17/2019 137776 * 1 0 Grant Union High School 911 S Canyon Blvd John Day OR Carpenters Grant Structures Inc. Rick Anderson Woods Construction 6/16/2019 137573 1 0 Target-Medford 2000 Crater Lake Hwy Medford OR Carpenters Jackson Inc Steve McManus Woods Construction 6/16/2019 137608 0 1 Target-Medford 2000 Crater Lake Hwy Medford OR Carpenters Jackson Inc Steve McManus Woods Construction 6/16/2019 137894 * 1 0 Target-Medford 2000 Crater Lake Hwy Medford OR Carpenters Jackson Inc Steve McManus McKenzie McKenzie Commercial Commercial 6/14/2019 137976 * 1 0 Contractors Office 865 West 2nd Ave Eugene OR Carpenters Lane Contractors Inc Alan Reynolds Page 2 of 17 OPEIU8/rk Dispatch Activity Report 6/14/19 - 6/20/19 Start Date Job ID NR JM App Site Site Address City State Work Type County Contractor Report To McKenzie Commercial 6/14/2019 137725 * 0 1 1 East Broadway Construction 1 East Broadway Eugene OR Carpenters Lane Contractors Inc Alan Reynolds McKenzie Commercial 6/17/2019 137791 * 0 1 U Of O Evans Scholars House 1910 University St Eugene OR Carpenters Lane Contractors Inc Adam Vogel School Of Journalism And Lease Crutcher Lewis 6/18/2019 137831 1 0 Communication 1020 University St Eugene OR Carpenters Lane Const James Weiler School Of Journalism And Lease Crutcher Lewis 6/18/2019 137885 * 1 0 Communication 1020 University St Eugene OR Carpenters Lane Const Foreman McKenzie Commercial 6/18/2019 137865 * 0 1 PeaceHealth Restrooms 1200 Hilyard St Eugene OR Carpenters Lane Contractors Inc Ron Trunnell 6/18/2019 137794 * 1 0 UBC Emergency Department 1255 Hilyard St Eugene OR Carpenters Lane GBC Structures Damon Bennett U Of O Health Counseling Lease Crutcher Lewis 6/19/2019 137940 * 1 0 Testing Center 1590 East Ave Eugene OR Carpenters Lane Const Steve Stearns T. Gerding 6/17/2019 137796 * 1 0 Stack Hip 4386 Marion St Albany OR Carpenters Linn Construction. Co. Josh Bates 1500 Oak Grove Dr T. Gerding 6/17/2019 137810 * 1 0 Oak Grove Elementary School NW Albany OR Carpenters Linn Construction. Co. Cale Johnson Pence/Kelly 6/17/2019 137728 * 0 1 Mennonite Village 5353 Columbus St SE Albany OR Carpenters Linn Construction LLC Alan Shive Sweet Home Holley 40336 Crawsfordsville T. Gerding 6/17/2019 137784 * 0 1 Elementary School Dr Sweet Home OR Carpenters Linn Construction. Co. Greg Gordon 1500 Oak Grove Dr T. Gerding 6/17/2019 137804 * 0 1 Oak Grove Elementary School NW Albany OR Carpenters Linn Construction. Co. Cale Johnson T. Gerding 6/17/2019 137903 * 0 1 Stack Hip 4386 Marion St Albany OR Carpenters Linn Construction. Co. Josh Bates Sweet Home Foster T. Gerding 6/17/2019 137780 * 2 3 Elementary School 5526 Poplar St Sweet Home OR Carpenters Linn Construction. Co. Matt James Sweet Home Holley 40336 Crawsfordsville T. Gerding 6/17/2019 137782 * 2 3 Elementary School Dr Sweet Home OR Carpenters Linn Construction. Co. Greg Gordon Page 3 of 17 OPEIU8/rk Dispatch Activity Report 6/14/19 - 6/20/19 Start Date Job ID NR JM App Site Site Address City State Work Type County Contractor Report To Sweet Home Holley 40336 Crawsfordsville T. Gerding 6/18/2019 137876 * 1 0 Elementary School Dr Sweet Home OR Carpenters Linn Construction. Co. Greg Gordon Sweet Home Foster T. Gerding 6/18/2019 137909 * 1 0 Elementary School 5526 Poplar St Sweet Home OR Carpenters Linn Construction. Co. Matt James Sweet Home Junior High T. Gerding 6/19/2019 137786 * 2 0 School 880 22nd Ave Sweet Home OR Carpenters Linn Construction. Co. Josh Bates Pence/Kelly 6/14/2019 137826 * 2 4 McNary High School 595 Chemawa Keizer OR Carpenters Marion Construction LLC Nathan Payne 6/18/2019 137881 * 1 0 Salem Police Station 555 Liberty St SE Salem OR Carpenters Marion Marion Const. Co. Nathan Shipman 6555 Battle Creek Rd Granite Construction 6/20/2019 137692 5 0 Rafael Solar SE Salem OR Carpenters Marion Company-Vancouver Matt Sidwell Straight Up 6/14/2019 137714 * 0 1 Grand Belmont 514 SE Belmont Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah Carpentry LLC Jason Campbell BrandSafway- 6/17/2019 137809 * 1 0 BrandSafway Troudale 1960 NW Marine Dr Troutdale OR Carpenters Multnomah Troutdale Dennis Curry MB Structures LLC- 6/17/2019 137754 * 1 0 Hall Elementary 2496 NE 27th Dr Gresham OR Carpenters Multnomah Portland Louis Brookie Perlo Structures 6/17/2019 137907 * 1 0 Portland French Bakery 6840 North Marine Dr Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah (Tualatin) Greg Costley Sam Barlow High School-2990 Lease Crutcher Lewis 6/17/2019 137913 * 1 0 SE Lusted Rd 29900 SE Lusted Rd Gresham OR Carpenters Multnomah Const Matt Hockett Hoffman Structures 6/17/2019 137986 * 1 0 PDX TCORE Project 7000 NE Airport Way Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah Inc Larry Collins MB Structures LLC- 6/17/2019 137748 * 0 1 Hall Elementary 2496 NE 27th Dr Gresham OR Carpenters Multnomah Portland Louis Brookie MB Structures LLC- 6/17/2019 137787 * 0 1 Hall Elementary 2496 NE 27th Dr Gresham OR Carpenters Multnomah Portland Louis Brookie BrandSafway- 6/17/2019 137890 * 0 1 BrandSafway Troudale 1960 NW Marine Dr Troutdale OR Carpenters Multnomah Troutdale Foreman Fortis Construction 6/17/2019 137994 * 1 0 OHSU Sustaining Work 741 SW Gaines St Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah Inc Andy Martin Green Man 6/18/2019 137829 0 1 Gresham High School 1200 N Main Ave Gresham OR Carpenters Multnomah Construction Brandon Wright Green Man 6/18/2019
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