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04.24.15 CLASS.Indd APRIL 2430, 2015 HOUSTON BUSINESS JOURNAL 41A BUSINESS MARKETPLACE BUSINESS SERVICES LOANS / FINANCING BUSINESSBookkeeping, SERVICES Marketing PRIVATE LOANS For Commercial & Investment Real Estate & Financial Management $100,000 to $5,000,000 Connect with our Direct Private Lender Close in 7 days Audience Corporate Vince DiMare, Principal Equity Secured Capital by advertising in the Efficiencies [email protected] WE HELP YOUR COMPANY GROW www.equitysecured.com Houston Business Journal's 512-732-8338 Our 26th Year Business Marketplace CALL: 832-314-8055 [email protected] 440 Louisiana St. Suite 900 CALENDAR CALENDAR CALENDARHouston, TX. 77002 LISTINGS LISTINGS LISTINGS Great Results...Great Rates Contact Lenora Black Call at 7133959625 Lenora Black - 713-395-9625 or [email protected] to advertise CALENDAR LISTINGS Feature your event like never before. FEATURED Get the word out and target thousands of infl uential leaders in the local business community. 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Exquisitely restored 4 bedroom Texas Lisa Mayer Separate guest quarters. 1.36 acres. 35 minutes to downtown. historical home with 5 fireplaces on 88 acres Broker Associate with barn and pond in Bleiblerville. 979.966.3686 Gun Ledbetter Frame [email protected] 281-486-5700 Bill Johnson & Associates Real Estate www.gunledbetterframe.com 979-865-5466 or 979-992-2636 www.RoundTopRealEstate.com www.bjre.com GALVESTON Evia Main | $360s ALVIN County Road 182 | $1.9mil RIVER OAKS Inverness Drive | $6.2mil 3/2.5 - ±2,020 sf | spectacular golf course vistas 4-5/5.5+ - ±5,051 sf | custom home built in 2004 5/5.5+ - ±7,800 sf | exquisite home on ravine superb island kitchen | master down | hardwoods ±120 acre lot with 3 ponds, 2 barns and pool 1+ acre lot | island kitchen | formals | wine cellar JIM ROSENFELD IRBY ROZELLE GRACE MEDELLIN 713.854.1303 281.684.7244 713.385.7687 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] The Houston Business Journal Gives You Access to Some of Houston’s Most Affluent Home Owners. 216 ACRE HORSE MEMORIAL MEMORIAL & CATTLE RANCH * Chimney Rock Road | $920s Frandora Lane | $4.2+mil % of HBJ readers earn with multiple homes, barns and 3/3 - ±3,056 sf 5/6.5+ - ±7,905 sf water features. This world-class 78 over $100,000 stunning mid-century modern home exquisite French-country estate panoramic views of bayou with lush back drop equine facility with lighted cutting * horse arena is suitable for both % are millionaires KELLIE GEITNER KELLIE GEITNER horses and cattle. 56 713.213.2011 713.213.2011 Pristine pastures crisscrossing [email protected] [email protected] rolling terrain that joins the Sam Houston National Forest. To market your listings to this select group of prospects...call Located 45 minutes from Houston & 15 Minutes from Lake Conroe. Nancy Brown • 713-395-9618 (281) 444-7171 * Readex Research 2011 www.diamondspurranch.com Connect with our Audience by advertising in the Houston Business Journal's Distinctive Properties Contact Nancy Brown at 713-395-9618 or [email protected] to advertise APRIL 24-30, 2015 HOUSTON BUSINESS JOURNAL 43A LEGALS REQUEST FOR COMPETITIVE SEALED PROPOSALS INVITATION TO BIDDERS ADVERTISEMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION CSP #15-028 Sealed bids addressed to Bridgeland Development, LP on behalf of Harris County Mu- LOW BID nicipal Utility District No. 419, will be received in the office of The Howard Hughes Corpo- CITY OF HOUSTON HCFCD Ditch Siphon and ration, 23720 House Hahl Road, Cypress, TX 77433 until 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, May 13, The City Secretary for City of Houston will receive bids at 900 Bagby, Room P101, Houston, East Canal Levee Improvements Project 2015 at which time all bids will be opened and publicly read for the furnishing of all material, Texas for the following General Services Department project(s): equipment, labor and supervision necessary or incidental to the Construction of Bridgeland The San Jacinto River Authority (SJRA) will receive Competitive Sealed Proposals for the – Westgreen Boulevard Section 1 Water, Sanitary Sewer, Non-Potable Water and Storm Project Name and Number: Memorial Park Golf Course Netting above-referenced project. Sealed Proposals will be received at: Sewer Utilities, Reinforced Concrete Pavement and Appurtenances. WBS No. F-000820-0001-4 Project Description: Replace the driving range netting on the east side to San Jacinto River Authority Scope of Project: increase the height and extend the north side netting G & A Building, 3rd Floor Receptionist using existing poles from 80’ to 100’ height. Attn: Richard Bennett, CPPB 1. Approx. 1,050 LF of 12-inch water line and all appurtenances; Bid Date: Thursday, May 7, 2015 1577 Dam Site Road 2. Approx. 1,110 LF of 15-inch sanitary sewer collection system; Project Location: 001 East Memorial Loop Drive, [492F] Conroe, TX 77304 3. Approx. 1,080 LF of 8-inch Non-potable water line and all appurtenances; Project Manager: Chip Perry / 832-393-8121 4. Approx. 1,280 LF of 24-inch through 48-inch storm sewer and all appurtenances; Estimated Construction Cost: $ 300,000 5. Approx. 7,700 SY of 8-inch Subgrade Preparation; Pre-bid Meeting: Tuesday, April 28, 2015 at 9:00 am prior to 2:00 PM (CST), Tuesday, May 19, 2015. All Proposals received after that time will nd be returned in the condition they were received. 6. Approx. 8,200 SY of 8-inch Reinforced Concrete Pavement; City Hall Annex, 900 Bagby, 2 Floor, Houston, PROJECT DESCRIPTION 7. Approx. 3,750 6-inch Reinforced Concrete Curb. TX 77002 The Project is located in Harris County approximately 0.5 mile south of the intersection of Hadden Road and Wallisville Road in Baytown, Texas. Generally, the Project includes the A MANDATORY pre-bid conference will be held in the office of The Howard Hughes Bids will be accepted until 10:30 a.m., local time on the bid date shown above. Bids following: Corporation, 23720 House Hahl Road, Cypress, TX 77433 on Wednesday, May 6, 2015 received after that time will not be accepted. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at Demolition of 27” diameter corrugated metal pipe gated control structure; Open cut instal- at 2:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. on the same day at 900 Bagby, Room P112. All interested parties are invited to lation of dual 48” diameter centrifugally cast fiberglass reinforced polymer mortar (CCFRPM) Plans, specifications and bid documents may be viewed and downloaded free of charge attend. Place and date of bid opening may be changed in accordance with Sections 15-3(b)(5) siphon pipe, reinforced concrete intake/discharge structures, appurtenances and associated (with the option to purchase hard copies) at the CivCastUSA Website (www.CivCastUSA. and 15-3(b)(6) of the City of Houston Code of Ordinances (City Code). dewatering system.; Canal and levee improvements consisting of rip-rap erosion protection com). Reproduction charges will apply according to CivCastUSA rates. Request for bid documents and drawings should be sent to Humberto.Bautista@hous- and earth grading/slope repair. A cashier’s check or bid bond in the amount of 10% of the total bid amount must ac- tontx.gov and copy [email protected] . Addenda will be distributed at no MANDATORY PRE-SUBMITTAL CONFERENCE company each bid. The successful bidder will be required to provide a performance bond and cost to those who are registered plan holders with the City. A Mandatory Pre-Submittal meeting will be held for this project on Tuesday, May 5, a payment bond, as provided for in the bid documents, for the full amount of the contract. The Projects may contain City of Houston Standard Specifications for Wastewater Collec- 2015 at 10:00 AM (CST) at the San Jacinto River Authority Highlands Division OffiOffice, ce, lo-lo- The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids. tion Systems, Water Lines, Storm Drainage, and Street Paving sections that are incorporated cated at 1108 E. Canal, Highlands, Texas 77562. into bid documents by reference. These standard specifications along with standard details may be acquired at no cost on the City’s website http://documents.publicworks.houstontx. COPIES OF CSP DOCUMENTS LEGAL NOTICE gov/document-center/specifications/index.htm A complete set of Competitive Sealed Proposal documents may be accessed via the Bra- REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS This bid is subject to “Hire Houston First” as set out in Chapter 15, Article XI City Code. zos Valley Online Bidding System or downloaded from the Owners website at www.sjra.net PROPERTY, RADIO EQUIPMENT AND TOWER INSURANCE It is unlawful for any Contractor to contribute or offer any contribution to a candidate for City without charge.
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