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Dispatch Activity Report 2/28/2020 - 3/5/2020 Dispatch Activity Report 2/28/2020 - 3/5/2020 Start Date Job ID NR JM App Site Site Address City State/Prov Work Type County Contractor Report To 3/2/2020 146427 * 0 2 Swalling Shop 250 Post Road Anchorage AK Carpenters Anchorage Swalling Construction Walter Platt Johnson River 3/2/2020 146474 * 0 1 Johnson River Enterprises 1549 Davison Lp Fairbanks AK Carpenters Fairbanks Enterprises LLC Rurik Lindner Fairbanks North Haskell Davis Joint 3/2/2020 146405 * 0 1 Clear LRDR Radar Bldg Clear Air Force Base AK Carpenters Star Venture Ryan Kramer F & W Construction 3/3/2020 146498 * 1 1 Terry Miller Office Bldg 129 6th St Juneau AK Carpenters Juneau Company Dianne Heverling Southeast 3/2/2020 146323 * 2 0 Missile Field 4 Ft. Greely AK Carpenters Fairbanks Neeser Construction Chuck Holbrook Southeast 3/2/2020 146239 * 4 2 Missile Field 4 Ft. Greely AK Carpenters Fairbanks Neeser Construction Chuck Holbrook Glenn Hwy Capacity Improv 10204 Eagle View Kiewit Infrastructure 3/3/2020 146482 * 1 0 DB Phase 2 Drive Eagle River AK Piledrivers Anchorage West Co AK Kenneth Walker Glenn Highway Capacity Kiewit Infrastructure 3/5/2020 146580 * 1 0 Improvements 10421 VFW Rd Eagle River AK Piledrivers Anchorage West Co AK Kenneth Walker 9 7 AK Total 3/2/2020 146361 * 1 0 INL Site Fluor Force Account INL Site Scoville ID Carpenters Bonneville Fluor Idaho LLC Kory Edelmayer C & H Construction Co. 3/5/2020 146559 * 1 0 NRF INL Scoville ID Carpenters Butte Inc. Shelley Furukawa Packaging Corporation Of Fisher Construction 3/2/2020 146231 2 0 America (Burley ID) 1544 W 27th St Burley ID Carpenters Cassia Group Inc Bill Pavao Packaging Corporation Of Fisher Construction 3/2/2020 146511 * 1 0 America (Burley ID) 1544 W 27th St Burley ID Carpenters Cassia Group Inc Bill Pavao Packaging Corporation Of Fisher Construction 3/2/2020 146485 * 1 0 America (Burley ID) 1544 W 27th St Burley ID Carpenters Cassia Group Inc Bill Pavao 3/2/2020 146084 2 0 Clearwater Paper Mill 1522 17th St Lewiston ID Carpenters Nez Perce Kirk Erectors Brandon Smith 8 0 ID Total 7024 1st Ave N Facility WHH Nisqually 3/2/2020 146530 * 1 0 MAFB MMDF Project 1437 MAFB Great Falls MT Carpenters Cascade Construction Services Tyler Scott 7024 1st Ave N Facility WHH Nisqually 3/2/2020 146636 * 1 0 MAFB MMDF Project 1437 MAFB Great Falls MT Carpenters Cascade Construction Services Tyler Scott 2 0 MT Total OSU Cascade Hall T Gerding Construction 3/2/2020 146622 * 2 0 Renovation 601 SW 17th St Corvallis OR Carpenters Benton Dba TGC Structural Pat Besemann 3/5/2020 146560 0 1 Target Wilsonville 25925 SW Heather PL Wilsonville OR Carpenters Clackamas Lankford Const. Oscar Ramos Page 1 of 11 OPEIU8/rk Dispatch Activity Report 2/28/2020 - 3/5/2020 Start Date Job ID NR JM App Site Site Address City State/Prov Work Type County Contractor Report To 3/2/2020 146461 * 0 1 Seaside School 2600 Spruce Drive Seaside OR Carpenters Clatsop BEK of Alaska Foreman 311 NW Lewisburg 3/2/2020 146494 * 1 0 Chintimini Center Ave Corvallis OR Carpenters Coos Wildish Building Co. Foreman Scott Partney 3/4/2020 146493 0 1 Scott Partney Office 720 Chappell Parkway North Bend OR Carpenters Coos Construction Inc Julie Kremers 3/2/2020 146505 * 0 1 PRN 5 & 6 607 SW Tom McCall Prineville OR Carpenters Crook Fortis Construction Inc Tim Miner 3/2/2020 146432 * 1 0 UO HWTP 1595 E 15th Ave. Eugene OR Carpenters Lane Fortis Construction Inc Kyle Stucky 3/3/2020 146489 * 1 0 Hayward Field 1580 E 15th St Eugene OR Carpenters Lane Leading Edge Installation Joshua Moffitt 3/4/2020 146483 * 0 1 Harrisburg School District Eugene OR Carpenters Lane GBC Structures James Miller 3/4/2020 146538 * 0 1 Harrisburg School District Eugene OR Carpenters Lane GBC Structures James Miller T Gerding Construction 3/2/2020 146621 * 1 0 Ripleys 250 SW Bay Blvd Newport OR Carpenters Lincoln Dba TGC Structural CJ Woosley 2030 SE Marine T Gerding Construction 3/2/2020 146625 * 1 0 OSU MSIB Newport Science Newport OR Carpenters Lincoln Dba TGC Structural Scott Partridge 3/4/2020 146573 * 1 0 ATI Millersburg 1600 NE Old Salem Rd Albany OR Carpenters Linn Triple C Construction Jody Allison T Gerding Construction 3/4/2020 146626 * 1 0 Salem Housing 4921 Sunnyside Rd SE Salem OR Carpenters Marion Dba TGC Structural James Lutz T Gerding Construction 3/4/2020 146628 * 1 0 Salem Housing 4921 Sunnyside Rd SE Salem OR Carpenters Marion Dba TGC Structural James Lutz Pence/Kelly Construction 3/4/2020 146552 * 0 1 North Salem High School 765 NE 14th St Salem OR Carpenters Marion LLC JR - MB Structures LLC- 3/2/2020 146311 * 1 0 Saltwood North 1650 NW 21st Ave Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah Portland Ryan Wistrand Advanced Technology 3/2/2020 146386 * 1 0 Milwaukie High School 2905 SE Lake Road Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah Group* Derek Isenhart 1225 E Historic 3/2/2020 146442 * 2 1 Sandy River Bridge Troutdale Columbia River Hwy Troutdale OR Carpenters Multnomah Carter and Company Inc. Jim Califf Hoffman Structures PDX 3/2/2020 146444 * 1 0 Office 5835 NE 122nd Ave Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah Hoffman Structures Inc Aaron Hoffman 3/3/2020 146509 * 1 0 PDX-PACR 7000 NE Airport Way Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah JE Dunn Construction Jeff White Page 2 of 11 OPEIU8/rk Dispatch Activity Report 2/28/2020 - 3/5/2020 Start Date Job ID NR JM App Site Site Address City State/Prov Work Type County Contractor Report To 3/3/2020 146526 * 1 0 Madison High School 2735 NE 82nd Ave Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah Fortis Construction Inc Frank Lee 3/3/2020 146502 * 0 1 AC Hotel 3rd & Taylor Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah Marion Const. Co. Doug Brundridge Hoffman Structures PDX 3/4/2020 146554 * 1 0 Office 5835 NE 122nd Ave Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah Hoffman Structures Inc Michael Williams Performance Contracting - 2455 NW Nicolai St Performance Contracting 3/5/2020 146620 * 0 2 PDX Warehouse Ste A Portland OR Carpenters Multnomah - Portland Josh Sandall 2/28/2020 146457 * 1 1 Western Oregon University 570 N Monmouth Ave Monmouth OR Carpenters Polk GBC Structures Chris Parten 21291 NW Cherry 2/28/2020 146387 * 1 0 SDB Yard Lane HIllsboro OR Carpenters Washington SDB Inc Foreman Advanced Technology Group Advanced Technology 3/2/2020 146456 * 1 0 Shop 455 SE 2nd Avenue Hillsboro OR Carpenters Washington Group* Richie Garcia 3/2/2020 146469 * 2 0 Intel MOD3- Concrete 2050 NE Shute Rd Hillsboro OR Carpenters Washington Hoffman Structures Inc Michael Williams 3/2/2020 146436 * 3 0 Intel MOD3- Concrete 2050 NE Shute Rd Hillsboro OR Carpenters Washington Hoffman Structures Inc Aaron Hoffman 10775 SW Beaverton 3/3/2020 146480 1 0 Beaverton Target Hillsdale Hwy Beaverton OR Carpenters Washington Woods Construction Inc Shane Brown 3/3/2020 146510 * 0 1 Nike Headquarters 1 Bowerman Drive Beaverton OR Carpenters Washington JS Perrott & Co. Ron Johns 3/4/2020 146556 * 1 0 Intel MOD3- Concrete 2050 NE Shute Rd Hillsboro OR Carpenters Washington Hoffman Structures Inc Michael Williams 3/4/2020 146553 * 3 0 Intel MOD3- Concrete 2050 NE Shute Rd Hillsboro OR Carpenters Washington Hoffman Structures Inc Michael Williams 21291 NW Cherry 3/5/2020 146577 * 2 0 SDB Yard Lane HIllsboro OR Carpenters Washington SDB Inc Monica Petersen 3/2/2020 146455 * 0 1 A to Z Winery 30835 N Hwy 99 Newberg OR Carpenters Yamhill The Grant Company Tim Wright Western Partitions Shop - 26055 SW Canyon 3/2/2020 146602 * 1 0 Wilsonville Creek Wilsonville OR InteriorSystems Clackamas Western Partitions Dion Cowles 2/28/2020 146420 * 1 0 Seaside School 2600 Spruce Drive Seaside OR InteriorSystems Clatsop BEK of Alaska Bek Admin Lincoln City Police 1503 SE East Devils 3/2/2020 146340 1 0 Department Lake Rd Lincoln City OR InteriorSystems Lincoln L.P. Company Inc Julie Holden Lincoln City Police 1503 SE East Devils 3/2/2020 146557 * 1 1 Department Lake Rd Lincoln City OR InteriorSystems Lincoln L.P. Company Inc Ron Brown 2/28/2020 146418 * 1 0 North Marion School Aurora OR InteriorSystems Marion BEK of Alaska Bek Admin 73575 Lewis and Clark Western Partitions 3/2/2020 146402 * 1 0 VaData Center Drive Boardman OR InteriorSystems Morrow Spokane Valley David Abieras 73575 Lewis and Clark 3/2/2020 146376 * 0 1 VaData Center Drive Boardman OR InteriorSystems Morrow Western Partitions Foreman Page 3 of 11 OPEIU8/rk Dispatch Activity Report 2/28/2020 - 3/5/2020 Start Date Job ID NR JM App Site Site Address City State/Prov Work Type County Contractor Report To Octovio 2/28/2020 146388 * 0 1 District Office 555 SE MLK Portland OR InteriorSystems Multnomah Western Partitions Valdovinos Interior Exterior 2/28/2020 146395 * 0 1 JK Gill-Renovation 426 SW Harvey Milk Portland OR InteriorSystems Multnomah Specialist LLC Anthony Rigoni Interior Exterior 2/28/2020 146393 * 0 2 Wells Fargo Exchange 350 SW Jefferson St Portland OR InteriorSystems Multnomah Specialist LLC Anthony Rigoni 3/2/2020 146520 * 1 0 140 Columbia 140 SW Columbia St. Portland OR InteriorSystems Multnomah Western Partitions Dion Cowles Interior Exterior 3/2/2020 146466 * 0 1 JK Gill-Renovation 426 SW Harvey Milk Portland OR InteriorSystems Multnomah Specialist LLC Anthony Rigoni Interior Exterior 3/3/2020 146481 * 1 0 JK Gill-Renovation 426 SW Harvey Milk Portland OR InteriorSystems Multnomah Specialist LLC Anthony Rigoni 3/3/2020 146486 * 0 1 Swinerton Shop 342 SW Second Ave Portland OR InteriorSystems Multnomah Swinerton Builders Foreman 3/3/2020 146499 * 0 1 Higher Logic 1001 SW 5th Ave.
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