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Dispatch Activity Report 5/6/16 - 5/12/16 Dispatch Activity Report 5/6/16 - 5/12/16 Date ID NR JM AP Location Address City State Work Type County Company Rept To Iditarod Elementary 801 Wasilla-Fishhook Matanuska-Susitna 5/6/2016 91066 * 1 School Rd Wasilla AK Carpenters Borough Seana Cabinets Charles Mazurek Cornerstone General 5/6/2016 91138 * 1 Dena ina House 705 W 5th Ave Anchorage AK Carpenters Anchorage Contractors Inc (AK) Walter Platt Absher Construction 5/9/2016 91103 * 1 Eielson AFB 2349 Wabash Eielson AFB AK Carpenters Fairbanks North Star Co David Houx Davis Constructors and 5/9/2016 91131 * 2 Kodiak AAC PSCA Kodiak AAC PSCA Kodiak AK Carpenters Kodiak Island Engineers Ken Parmenter Davis Constructors and 5/9/2016 91157 * 1 Kodiak AAC PSCA Kodiak AAC PSCA Kodiak AK Carpenters Kodiak Island Engineers Ken Parmenter 1650 Cowles Street 5/9/2016 91171 * 1 FMH Surgery Addition North End Fairbanks AK Carpenters Fairbanks North Star GHEMM Company INC Everett Willamson 5/9/2016 91213 * 1 Clear AFS SSPARS Clear AFS SSPARS Clear AFS AK Carpenters Denali Aleut O&M Services Todd Talladay 5/9/2016 91251 * 1 Deadhorse PO Box 340088 Prudhoe Bay AK Carpenters Prudhoe Nanuq Nanuq AFC Davis Constructors and 5/9/2016 91259 * 3 JL Tower 3700 Centerpoint Drive Anchorage AK Carpenters Anchorage Engineers John Ridout FTG156 Building 660 Building 660 Arctic American Mechanical 5/10/2016 91215 * 1 Repair Avenue Fort Greely AK Carpenters Southeast Fairbanks Inc Jesse Espinosa Mt View Elementary Roger Hickel 5/12/2016 91356 * 1 MVES 4005 McPhee Ave Anchorage AK Carpenters Anchorage Contracting 11 3 AK Total 5/9/2016 91179 * 2 Clearwater Paper 803 Mill Road Lewiston ID Carpenters Nez Perce JH Kelly Inc. Dave Peterson 5/9/2016 91187 * 1 Simplot World HQ 415 S 9th St Boise ID Carpenters Ada Hoffman Structures Inc John Beck 5/10/2016 91270 * 1 Simplot World HQ 415 S 9th St Boise ID Carpenters Ada Western Partitions Dave Hill 5/6/2016 91095 * 2 Simplot World HQ 415 S 9th St Boise ID InteriorSystems Ada Western Partitions Dave Hill 4 2 ID Total NAES Power Contractors/PMRI in 5/6/2016 90871 * 1 Colstrip Power Plant 1 Warehouse Rd Colstrip MT Carpenters Rosebud Colstrip Monty Erickson NAES Power Contractors/PMRI in 5/6/2016 91114 * 3 Colstrip Power Plant 1 Warehouse Rd Colstrip MT Carpenters Rosebud Colstrip Monty Erickson Page 1 of 15 OPEIU8/rk Dispatch Activity Report 5/6/16 - 5/12/16 Date ID NR JM AP Location Address City State Work Type County Company Rept To Siemens Generation 5/8/2016 91010 * 1 SGS Colstrip Power Plant 1 Wherehouse Road Colstrip MT Carpenters Rosebud Services Frenchy Tsogo NAES Power Contractors/PMRI in 5/9/2016 90568 * 3 Colstrip Power Plant 1 Warehouse Rd Colstrip MT Carpenters Rosebud Colstrip Monty Erickson NAES Power Contractors/PMRI in 5/9/2016 90571 * 1 Colstrip Power Plant 1 Warehouse Rd Colstrip MT Carpenters Rosebud Colstrip Monty Erickson NAES Power Contractors/PMRI in 5/9/2016 90574 3 Colstrip Power Plant 1 Warehouse Rd Colstrip MT Carpenters Rosebud Colstrip Monty Erickson NAES Power Contractors/PMRI in 5/9/2016 90865 1 Colstrip Power Plant 1 Warehouse Rd Colstrip MT Carpenters Rosebud Colstrip Monty Erickson NAES Power Contractors/PMRI in 5/9/2016 90922 * 1 Colstrip Power Plant 1 Warehouse Rd Colstrip MT Carpenters Rosebud Colstrip Monty Erickson NAES Power Contractors/PMRI in 5/9/2016 90926 1 Colstrip Power Plant 1 Warehouse Rd Colstrip MT Carpenters Rosebud Colstrip Monty Erickson NAES Power Contractors/PMRI in 5/9/2016 90928 1 Colstrip Power Plant 1 Warehouse Rd Colstrip MT Carpenters Rosebud Colstrip Monty Erickson NAES Power Contractors/PMRI in 5/9/2016 91013 * 3 Colstrip Power Plant 1 Warehouse Rd Colstrip MT Carpenters Rosebud Colstrip Monty Erickson 5/9/2016 91035 1 Kalispell Bipass Project 3mi drive Kalispell MT Carpenters Flathead Sletten Construction Todd Fried 5/9/2016 91067 * 1 Kalispell Bipass Project 3mi drive Kalispell MT Carpenters Flathead Sletten Construction Todd Fried NAES Power Contractors/PMRI in 5/9/2016 91069 * 1 Colstrip Power Plant 1 Warehouse Rd Colstrip MT Carpenters Rosebud Colstrip Monty Erickson 5/9/2016 91085 * 1 Kalispell Bipass Project 3mi drive Kalispell MT Carpenters Flathead Sletten Construction Todd Fried Brand Energy Services- 5/9/2016 91201 * 5 1 Colstrip Power Plant 1 Warehouse Rd Colstrip MT Carpenters Rosebud Longview Eliseo Chapa Brand Energy Services 5/9/2016 91243 * 9 5 Colstrip Power Plant 1 Warehouse Rd Colstrip MT Carpenters Rosebud LLC* Eliseo Chapa Page 2 of 15 OPEIU8/rk Dispatch Activity Report 5/6/16 - 5/12/16 Date ID NR JM AP Location Address City State Work Type County Company Rept To Brand Energy Services- 5/9/2016 91253 * 2 Colstrip Power Plant 1 Warehouse Rd Colstrip MT Carpenters Rosebud Longview Eliseo Chapa Brand Energy Services- 5/9/2016 91271 * 2 Colstrip Power Plant 1 Warehouse Rd Colstrip MT Carpenters Rosebud Longview Eliseo Chapa Brand Energy Services- 5/9/2016 91274 * 1 3 Colstrip Power Plant 1 Warehouse Rd Colstrip MT Carpenters Rosebud Longview Eliseo Chapa 5/10/2016 91126 * 2 Kalispell Bipass Project 3mi drive Kalispell MT Carpenters Flathead Sletten Construction Todd Fried Siemens Generation 5/7/2016 90940 * 3 SGS Colstrip Power Plant 1 Wherehouse Road Colstrip MT Millwright Rosebud Services Charles Duncan Siemens Generation 5/8/2016 90941 * 8 SGS Colstrip Power Plant 1 Wherehouse Road Colstrip MT Millwright Rosebud Services Frenchy Tsogo NAES Power Contractors/PMRI in 5/9/2016 90994 * 1 Colstrip Power Plant 1 Warehouse Rd Colstrip MT Millwright Rosebud Colstrip Monty Erickson 46 19 MT Total Safway Services Shop Safway Services 5/6/2016 91020 * 1 Eugene 90422 Hwy 99 N Eugene OR Carpenters Lane Eugene Travis Wescott 5/6/2016 91046 * 1 Couch 9 135 NW 9th Ave Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah RDF Builders Co Ted Friedman StructureWorks NW 5/6/2016 91129 * 1 Block 8L NW 2nd and Davis Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah LLC Phil Willis 5/6/2016 91310 * 3 Miracles Central 1306 NE 2nd Ave Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah Matson Siding Inc. Mike Talbert Lease Crutcher Lewis 5/9/2016 90977 * 1 Central Lincoln NOC 7301 NE Avery St Newport OR Carpenters Lincoln Const Steve Sterns 5/9/2016 91031 1 Miracles Central 1306 NE 2nd Ave Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah Matson Siding Inc. Mike Talbert 5/9/2016 91036 2 Miracles Central 1306 NE 2nd Ave Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah Matson Siding Inc. Mike Talbert 5/9/2016 91097 1 OSU Cascade 1500 SW Chandler Ave Bend OR Carpenters Deschutes Matson Siding Inc. Mike Talbert 5/9/2016 91146 * 3 Nike WHQ Garage C 1 Bowerman Drive Beaverton OR Carpenters Washington Hoffman Structures Inc Jeff Dodd 5/9/2016 91158 * 1 SDB Shop 21291 NW Cherry Ln Hillsboro OR Carpenters Washington SDB Inc Alex Cano Page 3 of 15 OPEIU8/rk Dispatch Activity Report 5/6/16 - 5/12/16 Date ID NR JM AP Location Address City State Work Type County Company Rept To 5/9/2016 91148 * 1 Nike WHQ Garage C 1 Bowerman Drive Beaverton OR Carpenters Washington Hoffman Structures Inc Jeff Dodd Howard S. Wright 5/9/2016 91161 1 Vadata PDX 54 3200 Beach Access Rd Umatilla OR Carpenters Umatilla Constructors LP (OR) Chris Murphy Lease Crutcher Lewis 5/9/2016 91175 * 1 Block 137 269 A Ave Lake Oswego OR Carpenters Clackamas Const Chad Baron 5/9/2016 91176 * 1 Nike Northwoods One Bowerman Dr Beaverton OR Carpenters Washington Hoffman Structures Inc Jeremy Townsend 5/9/2016 91182 * 1 Fred Shearer & Sons Inc 5500 SW Artic Dr Beaverton OR Carpenters Washington Fred Shearer & Sons John Park 5/9/2016 91189 * 1 Unity Center 1225 NE 2nd Ave Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah Hoffman Structures Inc Rick Dauwalder Eugene Country Club Andersen Structures 5/9/2016 91194 * 1 Renovation 255 Country Club Road Eugene OR Carpenters Lane LLC Dan Porovich 5/9/2016 91255 * 1 Neil Kelly Shop -Portland 804 N Alberta St Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah Neil Kelly Portland Cameron Crop 5/9/2016 91286 * 1 SDB Shop 21291 NW Cherry Ln Hillsboro OR Carpenters Washington SDB Inc Ed Kasprzyki McClone Construction- 5/9/2016 91384 * 1 Block 137 140 A Ave Lake Oswego OR Carpenters Clackamas Northwest Division Chris Town NW 6840 N Cutter Andersen Structures 5/9/2016 91414 * 1 Columbia Distributing Circle Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah LLC Russ LaVaque 5/10/2016 91223 * 1 Majestic Brookwood 23677 NW Huffman St Hillsboro OR Carpenters Washington Perlo Structures Dave Garretson 5/10/2016 91225 * 2 Nike WHQ Garage C 1 Bowerman Drive Beaverton OR Carpenters Washington Hoffman Structures Inc Jeff Dodd University of Portland 5000 N Willamette Skanska (Beaverton 5/10/2016 91256 * 1 Student Housing Blvd Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah OR) Ron Schlegel Skanska (Beaverton 5/10/2016 91269 * 2 Franklin High School 5405 SE Woodward St Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah OR) Steve McCabe Day & Zimmermann 5/10/2016 91264 * 1 Carty Generating Station 73396 Tower Rd Boardman OR Carpenters Morrow NPS Beau Bankston Skanska (Beaverton 5/10/2016 91268 * 1 Franklin High School 5405 SE Woodward St Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah OR) Steve McCabe Emerick Construction 5/11/2016 91233 * 1 Alsco Laundry Addition 1441 N Columbia Blvd Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah Co Rich Widmer Page 4 of 15 OPEIU8/rk Dispatch Activity Report 5/6/16 - 5/12/16 Date ID NR JM AP Location Address City State Work Type County Company Rept To 5/11/2016 91276 * 1 Betaseed 34303 HWY 99 E Tangent OR Carpenters Linn GBC Structures Bob Palmer 5/11/2016 91318 * 1 Nike WHQ Garage C 1 Bowerman Drive Beaverton OR Carpenters Washington Hoffman Structures Inc Jeff Dodd Skanska (Beaverton 5/11/2016 91347 * 1 PSU SBA 615 SW Harrison St Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah OR) Jered Fisher Taylor Bros.
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