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OSU Hallie Ford Center Bid Package No. 1 Sub-bid
Oregon State University is launching a new project. The Hallie Ford Center for Healthy Children and Families will be a research center devoted primarily to children's health. The first bid package has been divided into several items, and a pre-bid meeting and site visit have been scheduled for January.
RFP: Water Supply Disinfection
The city of Woodburn is trying to deal with a midge fly infestation in its water system. Midge fly larvae are resistant to free chlorine but are susceptible to inactivation by relatively low levels of chloramines. The city is seeking proposals for ways to disinfect the system, but proposals for alternative means to address the problem will be evaluated based upon technical merit.
Timberline Lodge Head House Restroom Renovations
The little boys' and little girls' rooms at Timberline Lodge are in need of an overhaul. The renovation must fit guidelines for historic building preservation. The project will receive funds as a part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. Work will include demolition, reconstruction, plumbing and electrical.
Well No. 1 Replacement
Mattawa, a small farming town in Washington state, wasn't developed until 1955, when its first well was drilled. Now it is seeking bidders for a new well. The work also includes relocation of Well No. 1's pump and motor. Mattawa is located 30 miles east of Yakima.
Happy Valley Pediatric Clinic
Oregon Pediatrics clinics specialize in several areas of care for newborns and children. A clinic in Happy Valley is planning several improvements, including concrete cutting and patching, metal framing, interior work and plumbing. The clinic is approximately 3,423 square feet and located in Happy Valley Town Center.
Terrebonne School Addition and Remodel
The Terrebonne School is one of six within the Redmond School District. The project includes remodeling part of a one-story school building and adding a two-story, 33,000-square-foot, wood-frame and steel building.
City of Silverton Downtown Lighting Plan
The city of Silverton (population 9,600), requests proposals from a professional lighting engineer to provide a lighting design for the 31 decorative street lights, and is requesting a professional lighting engineer provide a lighting design that accommodates street lights in the downtown area. Lighting design shall meet IES standards, and ODOT requirements for state highways within the downtown a[...]
Osprey Pointe Building No. 1
The site for a new Class A office building at the Port of Pasco, Wash. will be near an osprey nesting platform. Ospreys are among the largest birds of prey in North America and are common near large bodies of water at lower elevations throughout Washington.
Seattle Central Community College Wood Construction Center Replacement
A major renovation to the Wood Construction Center in Seattle would total approximately 57,000 gross square feet. The center is a school where students can specialize in cabinetmaking, carpentry or boatbuilding, and also learn safety, skills and knowledge of tools and materials.
Parry Center Seclusion Room Upgrades
The Parry Center in Southeast Portland offers a soothing place where children with mental health challenges can learn skills to become successful adults. The park-like area and historic buildings enhance the atmosphere and provide a therapeutic environment. This project consists of the remodel of the seclusion room at the Parry Center.
UO (Matthew Knight) Basketball Arena Tile and Riser Platforms Sub-Bid (rebid)
Bid Package No. 4.2, Tile & Riser Platforms, is being rebid for the University of Oregon basketball arena project. Work includes unit pavers, ceramic tile, riser platforms and other work.
Atkinson Memorial Church Education Building
This project consists of a 4,349-square-foot addition to the church building that will contain education classrooms, day care and nursery rooms.
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