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KSD Active Vendors March 2021 KSD Active Vendors March 2021 Remit Name Remit City Remit State 2M Data Systems, LLC Orem UT 4-H Youth Development Moscow ID A to B Motor Coach, LLC Rupert ID A to B Services LLC Rupert ID A-1 Towing & Heavy Haul LLC Twin Falls ID AAA Rental & Service Co Inc Jerome ID AAF Intermational Chicago IL Canyonside Enterprises Inc Jerome ID ABC Stamp, Signs, & Awards Boise ID AbleNet Inc Roseville MN Academic Innovations St George UT ACCO Engineered Systems Dept 10669 Pasadena CA Accu Sales Jerome ID AccuCut Omaha NE Accurate Learning Systems Corporation Palo Alto CA ACP Direct Dallas TX Actuaries Northwest Issaquah WA ADA Sports Kansas City KS Addison Collision Repair Twin Falls ID ADP Lemco, Inc. Draper UT Adrienne Speirs . Advanced Auto Atlanta GA Advanced Medical Personnel Services, Inc Pittsburgh PA Advanced Suspension Design Twin Falls ID Advantage Press Lisle IL AFPlanServ Oklahoma City OK Ageless Senior Citizens Inc Kimberly ID Agri-Service Inc Twin Falls ID Air Filter Sales Inc Eagle ID Air Filter Superstore Boise ID Air Quality Services Twin Falls ID Aire Filter Products Idaho Inc Phoenix AZ Airgas Intermountain Pasadena CA ALA-Amican Library Assn / Membership Chicago IL ALA-American Library Association Atlanta GA ALA-Magic Valley 4 Kids Twin Falls ID Alan Garrigues . Alberti Excavating Twin Falls ID Albertson's Twin Falls ID Alere Toxicology Dallas TX Alert Solutions Inc Cranston RI All Pro Sound Pensacola FL Alliance Family Services, Inc Twin Falls ID Allison Livingston Kimberly ID ALPHA Speech & Language Resources Mifflinville PA American Band Accessories Nixa MO American Fidelity Assurance Oklahoma City OK American Fidelity Assurance (Annuity) Oklahoma City OK American Fidelity Flex Acct. Admin. Kansas City MO American Library Association Chicago IL Amsterdam Printing Amsterdam NY Amy Brown Kimberly ID Amy Russell . Amy Van Ravenswaay Corsica SD Anaheim Marriott Anaheim CA Anchor Flag Inc Longs SC Anderson Julian & Hull LLP Boise ID Andersons Inc Pocatello ID Andrea Robbins . Angie Poulsen . Anixter, Inc. Dallas TX Anna Jackson . AnsMar Publishers Inc Poway CA Anywhere Cart Temecula CA Apple Inc Dallas TX Applied Practice Ltd Dallas TX Arbitrage Compliance Specialists, Inc. Centennial CO Argo Company, Inc Twin Falls ID Arnold Machinery Company Salt Lake City UT Arron Phinney . Ascend Staffing North Salt Lake UT MG Trust Company Tampa FL Asset Protection Partnership, LTD Forest Grove OR ASCD Baltimore MD Associated Taxpayers of Idaho Boise ID Atlas Pen & Pencil Corp Detroit MI Audio Electronics Inc Meridian ID Audio Visual Services Salt Lake City UT Austin Wells Kimberly ID Auto Phone Communications Twin Falls ID AutoZone Inc Atlanta GA Avid Technology Inc Boston MA B & H Photo - Video - Pro Audio New York NY B-Sew Inn Education Division Muskogee OK Baily's Garage & Construction Hansen ID Balanced Rock Electric Inc Twin Falls ID Ballard & Tighe Publishers Brea CA BS&R Design & Supplies Twin Falls ID Barger Mattson Auto Salvage Twin Falls ID Barnes & Noble Inc Atlanta GA Barry Equipment & Rental Twin Falls ID Beams Flooring America Twin Falls ID Bear River Electric Soda Springs ID Bearded Axe Twin Falls ID Becker's School Supplies Pennsauken NJ Beginfinte Inc St Laurent, Canada QB Belco Athletic Laundry Equipment Co Inc Charlotte NC Benefit Managers Company West Chester PA Benoit Alexander Harwood & High Twin Falls ID Benson Electric Wendell ID Best Western Caldwell Inn & Suites Caldwell ID Best Western Coeur d'Alene Inn Coeur d'Alene ID Best Western Foothills Motor Inn Mountain Home ID Best Western Mountain View Inn Rexburg ID Best Western Plus North Las Vegas North Las Vegas NV Best Western Plus Vista Inn - Airport Boise ID Best Western Pocatello Inn Pocatello ID Best Western University Inn Moscow ID Betaseed, Inc Kimberly ID Bethany Stanger . Beyond Question Learning Technologies Columbia SC Bickel Elementary School Twin Falls ID Big Al's Italian Hotdogs Hansen ID Big Sky Supplies Inc Missoula MT Big Tow Towing Jerome ID Bigger Faster Stonger Inc Salt Lake City UT Bigtime Battery Minooka IL Bill Butler Kimberly ID Bill's Automotive & Muffler Twin Falls ID Billie Tipton Kimberly ID Bio Corporation Alexandria MN Biogentex Laboratories Inc League City TX Bioturf LLC Twin Falls ID BISCO Boise ID Black Box Network Services Chicago IL Blackfoot High School (Blacksnake Tourn) Blackfoot ID Blackfoot School District Blackfoot ID Blick Art Materials Chicago IL Blip Printers Twin Falls ID Blue Cross Dental Boise ID Blue Cross Dental Blue Connect Boise ID BLUE CROSS OF IDAHO BOISE ID Blue Cross of Idaho - VSP Vision Boise ID Blue Lakes Auto Repair Twin Falls ID BMC West LLC Boise ID BMI Educational Services Inc Dayton NJ Boiler Maintenance LLC Twin Falls ID Boise Hotel and Conference Center Boise ID Boise Office Equipment Boise ID Boise River Door & Glass Inc Boise ID Boise School District Boise ID Boise State University Boise ID Boise State University Career Center Boise ID SkillsUSA Boise ID Boise Western Corporation Boise ID Bonneville High School-Debate Idaho Falls ID Bonnie Rees . Imagine Nation Books LTD Louisville CO Borah High School Boise ID Boston Marriott Copley Place Boston MA Boulden Publications Weaverville CA Bound to Stay Bound Books Inc St Louis MO Bowladrome Inc Twin Falls ID Boys Town National Research Hospital Boys Town NE Father Flanagan's Boys' Home Boys Town NE Brad Davis - MANDT Training Caldwell ID Bradley Butler Twin Falls ID Braedon Searby Kimberly ID Brenda Tews . Brent Dame Kimberly ID Brent Edwards Meridian ID Brett Darrington . Brett Welch . Brett Wright Kimberly ID Brian's Appliance Repair Twin Falls ID Bright Apple Scottsdale AZ Brinkerhoff Consulting LLC Boise ID Brittanie Toone . Brizee Heating & Air Conditioning Twin Falls ID Broad Reach Mankato MN Brockman Sand & Gravel Kimberly ID Brooke Baldwin Twin Falls ID Paul H Brookes Publishing Co Inc Baltimore MD Brooklyn Publishers LLC Cedar Rapids IA Bryce Frandsen Hansen ID Bryson Sales & Service Inc Centerville UT BSN Sports Dallas TX BTNRH Pocatello ID Buck's Bags Boise ID Budget Blinds Jerome ID Buggies Unlimited Chicago IL Buhl High School - Eva Hale Buhl ID Buhl High School - Jennifer Schoth Buhl ID Buhl Joint School District 412 Buhl ID Buhl School District Buhl ID Bulb Direct Pittsford NY Bureau of Education & Research Inc Bellevue WA Burke Richman Kimberly ID Burks Tractor Co Inc Twin Falls ID Burley High School Burley ID Business IQ LLC Boise ID Business Professionals of America Westerville OH Business Psychology Associates Boise ID Business Techs Inc Twin Falls ID Butte Fence Inc Kimberly ID Butte Irrigation Inc Paul ID BYU-Idaho Rexburg ID ByWater Solutions Santa Barbara CA C & H Distributors Milwaukee WI C Michael Werner Kimberly ID C-SPAN Chicago IL C.W. 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Cassia Myers Twin Falls ID Castleford School District Castleford ID Johnsy Inc Kimberly ID Cathy Bohman . Cathy Cooper . Caxton Printers LTD Caldwell ID CCV Software Charleston WV CDE Taos NM CDW Government Inc Chicago IL Cengage Learning Independence KY Center for the Collaborative Classroom Alameda CA Center on Disabilities & Human Dev Moscow ID Century High School Pocatello ID CenturyLink Phoenix AZ CenturyLink-Long Distance Phoenix AZ Certiport, Inc. Chicago IL CEV Multimedia Lubbock TX CG Electric LLC Filer ID ChairSlippers.com Lafayette LA Chalk's Truck Parts Inc Houston TX Charles E Kelly Kimberly ID Charles R Rivers Gooding ID Chase Glorfield . ChatterVox Indian Creek IL Infobase Publishing-Chelsea House New York NY Chem-Pro Chemicals Inc Idaho Falls ID CHEMSEARCH Chicago IL Chemtech-Ford Laboratories Murray UT Chevron and Texaco Business Card Srvcs Charlotte NC Child Support Services Boise ID CHILDREN'S BOOK COUNCIL NEW YORK NY Christiansen Implement of Twin Falls Twin Falls ID Christina Alexander Hazelton ID Christina Rice Twin Falls ID Christine Bryant Kimberly ID Christine Vance Twin Falls ID Christopher Ahlm . Christopher Marshall Orlando FL Chroma-Key Irvine CA Chuck Newberry Kimberly ID CIM Audio Visual Indianapolis IN CIM Technology Solutions Columbus IN Cintas Corporation 610 Chicago IL City of Kimberly Kimberly ID City of Trees Boise ID Clarion Inn Ontario OR Clarion Inn - Pocatello Pocatello ID Clark College Vancouver WA Clark Security Products Inc Dallas TX School Specialty/Classroom Direct Chicago IL Classroom Products Warehouse Chicago IL Clifford C Paine Kimberly ID Clint Moerer . 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