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Evergreen Vendor List Evergreen Vendor List Vendor Address City State PARAGON PIPECOVERERS, INC. 691 Schmedeman Terrace - DEMO Ventura California ILLINI TECH SERVICES 234 Ludington Place - DEMO El Paso Texas SUPERIOR SERV 1179 Vermont Park - DEMO Washington District of Columbia GARELLA PEST MANAGEMENT 132 Sundown Place - DEMO New Orleans Louisiana LAUREL BONO 769 Corry Way - DEMO Charlotte North Carolina AMERICALL COMMUNICATIONS 7744 Mccormick Point - DEMO Madison Wisconsin ELIZABETH HENDRICKS 0814 Lotheville Lane - DEMO Amarillo Texas RAY O'HERRON CO.INC. 76742 Ronald Regan Drive - DEMO Des Moines Iowa KENNETH WATSON 73451 Shelley Alley - DEMO Las Vegas Nevada R HAMPTON 0 Marquette Alley - DEMO Phoenix Arizona NORTH PALMYRA TOWNSHIP 16022 Ruskin Center - DEMO Saint Paul Minnesota SUPERVISOR DOLLAR GENERAL-MSC 410554 9 Mccormick Place - DEMO Jacksonville Florida KWIK KONNECTION PRINTING & 05 Ramsey Way - DEMO Charlotte North Carolina HEALTH INSURANCE SPECIAL 42 Maywood Alley - DEMO Salt Lake City Utah FUND FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS 928 Maple Wood Junction - DEMO Nashville Tennessee OF AMERICA NATIONWIDE RETIREMENT 92 Chive Drive - DEMO San Diego California SOLUTIONS THE KWIK KONNECTION AND 76974 Evergreen Circle - DEMO Memphis Tennessee PIONEER Page 1 of 980 09/28/2021 Evergreen Vendor List Zip Minority Owned Women Owned 92933 FALSE TRUE 61837 FALSE TRUE 13662 TRUE FALSE 90962 TRUE FALSE 57676 FALSE FALSE 52184 FALSE TRUE 35356 TRUE FALSE 14208 FALSE FALSE 41394 FALSE FALSE 61644 FALSE TRUE 56956 FALSE FALSE 87261 FALSE FALSE 17171 TRUE TRUE 55184 FALSE TRUE 86823 TRUE FALSE 63985 TRUE FALSE 75784 TRUE FALSE Page 2 of 980 09/28/2021 Evergreen Vendor List Contact Name Contact Email Alan Dean [email protected] Sara Reynolds [email protected] Kathryn Frazier [email protected] Willie Robertson [email protected] Sara Jackson [email protected] Philip Bryant [email protected] Denise Hanson [email protected] David Baker [email protected] Sandra Robinson [email protected] Billy Oliver [email protected] Jack Green [email protected] Ernest Owens [email protected] Jimmy Howard [email protected] Joe Roberts [email protected] Gerald Garza [email protected] Ralph Elliott [email protected] Jonathan Mason [email protected] Page 3 of 980 09/28/2021 Evergreen Vendor List Contact Number 3-(176)318-9354 9-(593)628-9700 6-(192)775-9673 5-(197)489-6938 3-(590)026-4341 4-(818)756-6148 5-(024)289-5213 6-(879)754-7268 9-(014)437-0201 8-(220)766-4881 2-(322)390-5511 1-(669)525-6997 7-(596)926-7192 4-(334)772-7483 4-(141)229-3107 4-(256)081-3292 0-(640)961-6030 Page 4 of 980 09/28/2021 Evergreen Vendor List PHIL WHITLER 1185 Mandrake Hill - DEMO Reston Virginia WALMART PAYMENTS 920 Welch Hill - DEMO Dallas Texas ALLIED WASTE SERV 350 618 Bartelt Pass - DEMO Los Angeles California M H SALES COMPANY 126 Norway Maple Lane - DEMO Berkeley California LISA MILLER 9461 Sloan Center - DEMO Cleveland Ohio EFTPS 253 Northport Way - DEMO Santa Rosa California SHERRILL TOTSCH 7797 Lunder Plaza - DEMO New Orleans Louisiana SUZANNA MARSHALL 5559 Miller Terrace - DEMO Winston Salem North Carolina Virginia Tonsor 22926 Lakeland Road - DEMO Reno Nevada RANDYS MARKET 33 Fordem Plaza - DEMO Greenville South Carolina GRIFFITH PLUMBING & HEATING 1 Texas Junction - DEMO Seminole Florida CLINICAL RADIOLOGISTS 05077 Old Shore Hill - DEMO Spring Hill Florida CARA BIERBAUM 7205 Oak Valley Drive - DEMO Las Vegas Nevada JAMES MCLAUGHLIN 65 Arkansas Avenue - DEMO East Saint Louis Illinois WATTS COPY SYSTEM,INC. 7 Graceland Place - DEMO Peoria Illinois GEORGIA EDDLEMAN 8 Bowman Park - DEMO Erie Pennsylvania LANGE TITLE RECORDS 056 Emmet Terrace - DEMO Atlanta Georgia PAULA CAMPBELL 75 Warbler Hill - DEMO Boise Idaho U.S. BANK 21240 La Follette Terrace - DEMO Jackson Mississippi CINGULAR WIRELESS 5 6th Alley - DEMO Fort Lauderdale Florida STEVEN BLACK 41 Oak Valley Terrace - DEMO Sacramento California AXA EQUITABLE 164 Cascade Drive - DEMO Las Vegas Nevada Page 5 of 980 09/28/2021 Evergreen Vendor List 23700 FALSE TRUE 88936 TRUE FALSE 95089 FALSE TRUE 11255 FALSE FALSE 82008 TRUE TRUE 39048 TRUE TRUE 74666 TRUE FALSE 98080 FALSE FALSE 41769 TRUE FALSE 37234 TRUE FALSE 67416 FALSE TRUE 35181 TRUE TRUE 69451 FALSE TRUE 99175 TRUE FALSE 62310 FALSE TRUE 15864 TRUE TRUE 25244 TRUE TRUE 38824 FALSE TRUE 36257 TRUE TRUE 68917 TRUE FALSE 68208 TRUE FALSE 86398 FALSE FALSE Page 6 of 980 09/28/2021 Evergreen Vendor List Louis Parker [email protected] Nicholas Henderson [email protected] Jesse Lopez [email protected] Steven Lawrence [email protected] Jimmy Gonzalez [email protected] Fred Rodriguez [email protected] Johnny Bishop [email protected] Theresa James [email protected] Martha Cook [email protected] Howard Reyes [email protected] Ashley Ruiz [email protected] Debra Ward [email protected] Jennifer Reed [email protected] Anne Franklin [email protected] Douglas Wagner [email protected] Diana Riley [email protected] George Torres [email protected] Nicholas Ramirez [email protected] Henry Fox [email protected] Lillian Dixon [email protected] Tina Ford [email protected] Earl Lee [email protected] Page 7 of 980 09/28/2021 Evergreen Vendor List 8-(047)535-1719 0-(384)013-1056 3-(620)003-9661 5-(198)659-2189 5-(501)338-2738 5-(468)847-0047 8-(174)851-0050 2-(658)017-1300 8-(635)970-1404 1-(997)343-0545 9-(841)683-5354 0-(210)794-6579 4-(567)124-6294 6-(866)616-1008 8-(185)529-4954 1-(010)539-4139 7-(717)320-5268 6-(677)693-9393 0-(836)575-0933 4-(072)043-2950 9-(033)730-4533 1-(342)203-3449 Page 8 of 980 09/28/2021 Evergreen Vendor List WENDELL BAUGH 87 Heath Center - DEMO Orlando Florida ILL CHARITY BUREAU FUND 92129 Fuller Junction - DEMO Salt Lake City Utah P SCHNEIDER 60772 Westport Crossing - DEMO San Diego California LARRY LANDERS 968 Buell Way - DEMO Greensboro North Carolina MEDORA FIREMAN 036 Dryden Point - DEMO New York City New York ASSOCIATION SCOTTVILLE TOWNSHIP 1 Northridge Place - DEMO Saint Paul Minnesota SUPERVISOR RICOH USA, INC. 08 Harper Trail - DEMO Mobile Alabama RENEE YOST 344 8th Lane - DEMO Petaluma California DENBY, MENO, BLOOMER & 7289 Quincy Parkway - DEMO Houston Texas DENBY SHIRLEY HELLER 6276 Sycamore Center - DEMO Rochester New York JENNIFER BECKER 3038 Northwestern Trail - DEMO Escondido California MACOUPIN COUNTY ENQUIRER- 23 Utah Hill - DEMO Asheville North Carolina DEMOCRAT NITEL INC 646 Fallview Hill - DEMO Norfolk Virginia WAYNE WELLER 0051 Meadow Valley Place - DEMO Raleigh North Carolina VY TALBERT 614 Fulton Road - DEMO Tucson Arizona MARY K ENRIETTA 0 Bultman Alley - DEMO Tucson Arizona HOMER HENKE 5 Washington Way - DEMO Austin Texas AMERENIP 2268 Hintze Center - DEMO Salem Oregon Page 9 of 980 09/28/2021 Evergreen Vendor List 70522 FALSE TRUE 99106 FALSE FALSE 34716 FALSE TRUE 86052 FALSE FALSE 60725 FALSE TRUE 92568 TRUE FALSE 56203 FALSE TRUE 81156 TRUE TRUE 64181 TRUE FALSE 12236 TRUE TRUE 66197 FALSE TRUE 91433 TRUE TRUE 12791 FALSE FALSE 80862 FALSE FALSE 19081 TRUE TRUE 60528 FALSE FALSE 13535 TRUE TRUE 82702 FALSE FALSE Page 10 of980 09/28/2021 Evergreen Vendor List Nicole Washington [email protected] Catherine Moore [email protected] Helen Rose [email protected] Paula Roberts [email protected] Shirley Simpson [email protected] Jane Sanchez [email protected] Doris Grant [email protected] Frances Simmons [email protected] Elizabeth Medina [email protected] Dorothy Robinson [email protected] Kathleen Clark [email protected] Richard Holmes [email protected] Ernest Perkins [email protected] Peter Edwards [email protected] Carl Ford [email protected] Rose Montgomery [email protected] Phyllis Baker [email protected] Beverly Brooks [email protected] Page 11 of980 09/28/2021 Evergreen Vendor List 9-(387)516-9153 0-(775)447-2090 5-(948)706-0514 9-(033)271-4223 1-(784)137-1972 7-(062)305-0917 1-(654)263-1197 0-(741)346-0088 1-(501)728-8525 0-(261)028-3438 2-(505)094-5826 9-(280)430-9567 6-(000)347-9548 1-(535)117-1875 2-(122)406-4238 3-(412)924-5507 6-(334)464-9354 9-(701)896-8656 Page 12 of980 09/28/2021 Evergreen Vendor List RADAR MAN, INC 8 Cottonwood Park - DEMO Topeka Kansas JOS BOENTE AND SONS 3016 Grover Point - DEMO Salt Lake City Utah HAROLD VALERIO 0159 Dovetail Lane - DEMO Henderson Nevada PAMELA LAWSON 94 Mandrake Way - DEMO Englewood Colorado VILLAGE TREAS OF EAST 62 Walton Lane - DEMO Pittsburgh Pennsylvania GILLESPIE THOMAS REINHART 49568 Hanson Way - DEMO Baltimore Maryland QUILL CORPORATION 1623 Kinsman Alley - DEMO Evansville Indiana SHRED-IT 665 Laurel Pass - DEMO Saint Paul Minnesota SECRETARY OF STATE 7040 Summerview Trail - DEMO San Antonio Texas MARK TOMSO 70 Maple Wood Point - DEMO Glendale Arizona GENERAL FUND 6888 Moose Place - DEMO Sioux City Iowa CONTECH CONSTRUCTION 628 La Follette Place - DEMO Harrisburg Pennsylvania PRODUCTS CARL'S IGA 54 Old Gate Drive - DEMO Mesquite Texas CARLINVILLE WATERWORKS 2347 Dakota Lane - DEMO New York City New York SYSTEM UNITED HEALTHCARE 9 Loomis Way - DEMO Tucson Arizona INSURANCE COMPANY STAUNTON TOWNSHIP 85698 Nevada Terrace - DEMO Bethlehem Pennsylvania SUPERVISOR IMRF 4 David Lane - DEMO Battle Creek Michigan JANE TAYLOR 04242 Welch Place - DEMO Greenville South Carolina Page 13 of980 09/28/2021 Evergreen Vendor List 24657 TRUE FALSE 95713 TRUE TRUE 38215 TRUE FALSE 38218 FALSE TRUE 56755 TRUE TRUE 74775 FALSE TRUE 92497 TRUE TRUE 32145 FALSE FALSE 58308 FALSE TRUE 92355 TRUE FALSE 74330 TRUE TRUE 31267 TRUE FALSE 76146
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