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El Ayuntamiento de la ciudad de Pitts-

burg llevará a cabo una Audiencia Pública

el lunes 10 de agosto de 2020 a las 5:30

pm en el Ayuntamiento o virtualmente

en línea. El Funcionario del Edificio de la

ciudad ha determinado que la estructura

descrita a continuación es deficiente y un

peligro inmediato para el público de con-

formidad con el Código municipal de Or-

denanza Artículo 3.03 Edificios peligrosos

o subestándar.

El Concejo Municipal de Pittsburg ll-

evará a cabo una audiencia pública para

discutir la demolición inmediata de una

estructura deficiente a la protección de la

vida, la propiedad o el bienestar general

de la gente de la ciudad.

Este aviso de audiencia pública está di-

rigido al propietario del registro de la es-

tructura, a todos los hipotecarios y a los

titulares de gravámenes. Se le solicita que

asista a la Audiencia Pública programada.

Propietario del Registro: José Luis Al-

tamirano 229 Broach St. Lote 9, Pittsburg,

TX 75686

Dirección/Descripción legal: Cypress

Mobile Home Park, Space 112, Camp

County Parcel ID 15265 – 309 Cypress

Street #112

Si se encuentra que la estructura de-

scrita infringe este Código de Ordenanza

de la Ciudad de Pittsburg, el Ayuntamien-

to puede ordenar que la estructura sea

removida o demolida dentro de un plazo

razonable.

FECHA DE AUDIENCIA PUBLICA: Lunes,

10 de Agosto de 2020 TIEMPO: 5:30pm

LUGAR: Ayuntamiento de Pittsburg o vir-

tualmente en línea (Consulte la Agenda

del Ayuntamiento)

DIRECCION: 200 Rusk Street, Pittsburg,

Texas 75686

NOTICEThe City Council of the City of Pittsburg

will conduct a Public Hearing on Monday,

August 10, 2020 at 5:30pm at City Hall or

virtually online. The city Building Offi-

cial has determined the below described

structure to be substandard and an imme-

diate danger to the public as per the City

Code of Ordinance Article 3.03 Dangerous

or Substandard Buildings.

The Pittsburg City Council will conduct

a public hearing to discuss the immediate

demolition of a substandard structure to

the protection of life, property or general

welfare of the people of the city.

This public hearing notice is directed

to the record owner of the structure, all

mortgagees, and lien holders. You are re-

quested to attend the scheduled Public

Hearing.

Owner of Record: Jose Luis Altamirano

229 Broach St. Lot#9, Pittsburg, TX 75686

Address/Legal Description: Cypress Mo-

bile Home Park, Space 112, Camp County

Parcel ID 15265 – 309 Cypress Street #112

If the described structure is found to be

in violation of this City of Pittsburg Code

of Ordinance, the City Council may order

the structure to be removed or demol-

ished within a reasonable time.

PUBLIC HEARING DATE: Monday, August

10, 2020 TIME: 5:30pm

PLACE: Pittsburg City Hall or virtually on-

line (Refer to City Council Agenda)

ADDRESS: 200 Rusk Street, Pittsburg, Tex-

as 75686

AVISO

August 6, 2020

City of Pittsburg

200 Rusk Street

Pittsburg, Texas 75685

903-856-3621

These notices shall satisfy two sepa-

rate but related procedural require-

ments for activities to be undertaken

by the City of Pittsburg.

REQUEST FOR RELEASE OF FUNDS

On or about August 24, 2020 the City of

Pittsburg will submit a request to the

Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA)

for the release of Community Develop-

ment Block funds under Section 104( f)

of Title I of the Housing and Community

Development Act of 1974 as amended,

to undertake sidewalk improvements,

under TCF Contract #7219272.

Sidewalk Improvements – Construction

shall consist of approximately 910 linear

feet of sidewalks utilizing 600 square

yards concrete, 500 linear feet curb and

gutter, 9 ADA compliant ramps, 400

linear feet of sidewalk retaining wall

footing, 700 square feet retaining wall,

300 linear feet French drain, fire lane

and parking marking, and all associated

appurtenances. Construction will take

place along College Street from North

Avenue (Martin Luther King) to alleyway;

North Avenue (Martin Luther King) from

College Street to Jefferson Street; al-

leyway from College Street 150 linear feet

south; and south end of new parking area

from alleyway 70 linear feet west.

Parking Improvements – Construction

will consist of parking and handicap

spaces utilizing 725 square yards cement

concrete, and all associated appurte-

nances. Construction will take place

along College Street from 100 linear feet

east of North Avenue (Martin Luther

King) to alleyway.

Acquisition – Contractor shall carry out

all acquisition of needed real property,

easements, and/or rights-of-way incom-

pliance with the Uniform Relocation

Assistance and Real Property Acquisition

Policies Act of 1970 (42 U.S.C. Sec. 4601

et. seq.) and HUD implementing regula-

tions (24 C.F.R. Part 42).

Project will also include all associated

administration and engineering services.

This project will be funded with TCF

grant funds in the amount of $350,000

and $45,000 in local funds (City funds),

for a total of $395,000.

FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT

The City of Pittsburg has determined

that the project will have no significant

impact on the human environment.

Therefore, an Environmental Impact

Statement under the National Environ-

mental Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA) is not

required. Additional project informa-

tion is contained in the Environmental

Review Record (ERR). The ERR will be

made available to the public for review

either electronically or by U.S. mail.

Please submit your request to Stacy

Dorsett, City Secretary, City of Pittsburg,

200 Rusk Street, Pittsburg, Texas 75686 or

by email to [email protected].

PUBLIC COMMENTS

Any individual, group, or agency may

submit written comments on the ERR to

the City of Pittsburg. Objections must

be prepared and submitted via email in

accordance with the required procedures

(24 CFR Part 58, Sec. 58.76) and shall be

addressed to Stacy Dorsett, City Secre-

tary at [email protected]. All

comments received by August 21, 2020

will be considered by the City of Pitts-

burg prior to authorizing submission of a

request for release of funds. Comments

should specify which Notice they are

addressing.

ENVIRONMENTAL CERTIFICATION

The City of Pittsburg certifies to TDA that

David Abernathy, Certifying Officer in

his capacity as Mayor consents to accept

the jurisdiction of the Federal Courts if

an action is brought to enforce responsi-

bilities in relation to the environmental

review process and that these respon-

sibilities have been satisfied. TDA’s

approval of the certification satisfies its

responsibilities under NEPA and related

laws and authorities and allows the City

of Pittsburg to use Program funds.

OBJECTIONS TO RELEASE OF FUNDS

TDA will accept objections to its release

of fund and the City of Pittsburg certifica-

tion for a period of fifteen days following

the anticipated submission date or its

actual receipt of the request (whichever

is later) only if they are on one of the

following bases: (a) the certification was

not executed by the Certifying Officer

of the City of Pittsburg; (b) the City of

Pittsburg has omitted a step or failed to

make a decision or finding required by

HUD regulations at 24 CFR part 58; (c) the

grant recipient or other participants in

the development process have commit-

ted funds, incurred costs or undertaken

activities not authorized by 24 CFR Part

58 before approval of a release of funds by

TDA; or (d) another Federal agency acting

pursuant to 40 CFR Part 1504 has submit-

ted a written finding that the project is

unsatisfactory from the standpoint of

environmental quality. . Objections must

be prepared and submitted via email in

accordance with the required procedures

(24 CFR Part 58, Sec. 58.76) and shall be

addressed to Pam Wozniak, Environmen-

tal Compliance, at the TDA Office of Rural

Affairs at pamela.wozniak@texasagri-

culture.gov. Potential objectors should

contact TDA via email to verify the actual

last day of the objection period.

The Honorable David Abernathy

Mayor

NOTICE OF FINDING OF NO SIGNFICANT IMPACT AND

NOTICE OF INTENT TO REQUEST RELEASE OF FUNDS

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Seating, Bleachers and Installation

Services (2 Part with JOC)

200802 Heavy Duty and Medium Duty

Trucks and Trailers


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200804 Medical Equipment, Supplies

and Services


200806 Holiday and Special Event

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• On-Site Laundry

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Camp and Morris

Counties is seek-

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200801 Auditorium, Stadium, Field

Seating, Bleachers and Installation

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200805 Science Equipment and

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GARAGESALES

NOTICE TO CREDITORSNotice is hereby given that original Letters Testamentary for the Estate of Katherine M. Frazier, Deceased, were issued on August 5, 2020, in Docket No. P-20-10195, pending in the County Court of Camp County, Texas, to: DAVID ROSS FRAZIER, PAUL WESLEY FRAZIER and GERRY KATHERINE SPENCER.

The address of the Independent Co-Executors is:

c/o Adams & Coker, P.C.4540 Kinsey Dr.

Tyler, Texas 75703

All persons having claims against this Estate which is currently being admin-istered are required to present them within the time and in the manner prescribed by law.

Date: August 5, 2020.

ADAMS & COKER, P.C.Attorneys for the Estate

LEGAL

NOTICE TO CREDITORSNotice is hereby given that original Let-ters of Independent Administration for the Estate of Evangeline Louise Man-gram, Deceased, were issued on July 24, 2020, in Cause No. P-20-10190, pending in the County Court of Camp County, Texas, to: Carolyn Mangram McCray.

All persons having claims against this Estate which is currently being admin-istered are required to present them to the undersigned within the time and in the manner prescribed by law.Carolyn Mangram McCray,Independent Executrix of Evangeline Louise Mangram, Estatec/o Wallace Law Firm132 Jefferson StreetPittsburg, Texas, 75686

DATED the 24th day of July, 2020.

JAMES W. WALLACEAttorney for Carolyn Mangram McCray

State Bar No.: 20769250132 Jefferson Street

Pittsburg, Texas 75686Telephone: (903) 856-1111Facsimile: (903) 856-1113

Notice to all persons having

claims against the estate of

Wade B. Smith, deceased

Notice is hereby given that original let-

ters testamentary for the estate of Es-

tate of Wade B. Smith were issued to

Lisa Brooke Smith Mladenka on July 24,

2020 in cause number P-20-10189 in the

County Court of Camp County, Texas.

All persons having claims against this

estate currently being administered are

required to present them within the time

and in the manner prescribed by law to

Ms. Mladenka c/o Brad Strottman, 123

Tapp Street, Pittsburg, Texas 75686.

Dated July 24, 2020.

Brad Strottman, Attorney

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Yet still so much had to happen be-fore they could.

Makeshift roster

The avalanche of transactions thatoccurred Tuesday – 13 players to the in-jured list, 18 more added to the 40-manor active roster – culminated an unprec-edented fl�urry of pandemic-driven ros-ter activity.

“You never anticipate needing to re-place 18 players,” said Michael Hill, theMarlins’ president of baseball opera-tions.

So Hill activated every corner of hisorganization, from player developmentto pro scouts to calling in a few solidsfrom execs around the league. Here’swhat he came up with:

Not one, but two pitchers namedJosh Smith.

An Olympic silver medalist in short-track speedskating who’d make his fi�rstmajor league roster at 30, one of fournew Marlins who’d yet to set foot on abig league fi�eld.

Seven guys off� the scrapheap, eitherclaimed on waivers, or recently re-leased, or acquired for “cash consider-ations.”

Tuesday night, somehow, it co-alesced.

Aguilar looked like he hadn’t missed abeat since the shutdown, and that’s nocoincidence. He relied heavily on Zum-ba classes in his room to stay limber andin the eighth inning destroyed yet an-other baseball, putting the bow on anemotional victory.

“We’ve been waiting for this momentfor 15 days,” says Aguilar. “It was a greatmoment for us.

“A lot of new guys with the same goal,pushing in the right direction. Now,we’ve got to keep going.

“We have to. We don’t got no choice.We’ve been through a lot.”

Indeed, the human element can’t beunderestimated.

Infi�elder Miguel Rojas – perhaps theteam’s best player and its undeniableface – was among those testing positivefor COVID-19 and noted in a video callthis week the hidden emotional toll.

“It tells you a lot about we’re suff�er-ing,” he said. “We’re human beings, notjust baseball players. We’re suff�eringfrom this virus. We’ve got another 15teammates that got the virus. This hasto bring awareness. Not just to our teambut to everybody throughout theleague.”

Tuesday, Rojas’ exuberance couldnot be contained on Twitter, as he root-ed on his mates and most notably Lo-pez, who had gone nearly 11 monthssince throwing a meaningful pitch.

Lopez stayed sharp during the four-month industry shutdown and lookedgood early in summer camp. But afterthe fi�rst week, his father died suddenlyof a heart attack and Lopez left the teamfor several days.

Lopez returned to the team by theopener but did not pitch before the hia-tus. So he balled up socks and threwinto his mattress in his Philadelphia ho-tel room, just one man on his mind allthe while.

“Finding myself alone in my hotelroom in Philadelphia, that wore medown mentally,” says Lopez, 24. “Butthinking of him kept me going. I kepthaving conversations with him there. I

enjoyed that feeling of someone on myshoulder watching over me.

“He helped me get through that timein Philly, making sure I was doing every-thing right.”

Motley crew

Minus Alcantara, Urena and CalebSmith, Lopez might be the Marlins’ aceby default. It wouldn’t be the oddestlook on their roster.

The club now counts a 2014 Olympicsilver medalist among its ranks: EddyAlvarez, a 30-year-old rookie outfi�elderwho wowed the club with his versatilityin both spring and summer camps.

“Just a tremendous story on stick-to-it-iveness, attention to his craft as a pro-fessional baseball player,” Hill says ofAlvarez, a Miami native who spent sixseasons in the minors with the WhiteSox and Marlins after winning silver inthe Sochi Games. “Being on the majorleague roster for the fi�rst time at that ageis just a tremendous credit to him andhis hard work.”

Alvarez is one of four Marlins hastilyadded to the roster who have neverplayed in the big leagues, the other three– pitchers Jorge Guzman and DanielCastano and outfi�elder Monte Harrisonarriving in trades involving GiancarloStanton, Marcell Ozuna and ChristianYelich, respectively.

Those deals signaled a teardown andperhaps an eventual strong young core.Now, the Marlins are building back up ina fashion nobody could have imagined.

They can only hope the worst is be-hind them.

“We’ve been in the hotel a long time,”says Mattingly. “Guys are happy to beout of there. We expect to win, honestly.It will be a diff�erent look. But I think weexpect to win.”

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The fi�rst (and hopefully not last) MLSis Back Tournament concluded with thePortland Timbers prevailing over up-start Orlando City in Tuesday night’s fi�-nale at the ESPN Wide World of SportsComplex.

Coach Giovanni Savarese’s Timbersdidn’t just win a one-of-a-kind trophybut also earned a spot in the 2021CONCACAF Champions League compe-tition.

Despite the premature exits of twoteams – FC Dallas and Nashville SC –before the tournament started due topositive coronavirus tests, MLS is Backcould be considered a success, helpingreinforce the idea that sports can beplayed safely inside a bubble during apandemic.

As the league moved forward with itsregular season restarting (again)Wednesday, here’s a look back at thebest and worst from the month-longWorld Cup-style tournament.

WINNERS

Orlando City SC: Orlando advancingto the fi�nal was a pleasant surprise for ateam that hadn’t experienced any suc-cess since joining the league in 2015.New coach Oscar Pareja appears to haveturned this perpetual loser into a forceto be reckoned with. Meanwhile, starplayer Nani turned back the clock to hisformer European splendor.

Young American players: The U.S.men’s national team (USMNT) mighthave failed to qualify for the last WorldCup, but there’s plenty to be excitedabout with the team moving forward.Young players are breaking through onclubs in Europe’s top leagues. There are

also a number of emerging USMNTprospects in MLS. Here are those whoimpressed the most in Orlando, Florida:

h Ayo Akinola, forward, TorontoFC: The 20-year-old notched fi�ve goalsin three games and was a breakout sen-sation in the early portion of the tourna-ment. Akinola is eligible to play interna-tionally for either the U.S., Canada orNigeria. Having played for the U.S. Un-der-15, U-17 and U-20 national teams,Akinola has yet to be capped by the sen-ior team.

h Brenden Aaronson, midfi�elder,Philadelphia Union: The Union’s ef-forts with its developmental academyare starting to pay huge dividends, asAaronson, 19, and defender MarkMcKenzie, 21, have been the topics ofEuro transfer rumors.

h Jeremy Ebobisse, forward, Port-

land Timbers: The 23-year-old is vitaloff� the fi�eld as a key voice in the league’snew Black Players Coalition and he per-formed admirably on it for the winners.

h Eryk Williamson, midfi�elder,Portland Timbers: The 23-year-old hasyet to earn his fi�rst USMNT call-up butwas a vital cog in the Timbers’ midfi�eld.

h Chris Mueller, forward/midfi�eld-er, Orlando City SC: Three goals fromMueller, 23, in group play helped powerthe Lions into the knockout rounds.

h James Sands, midfi�elder, NewYork City FC: NYCFC’s fi�rst homegrownsigning, Sands, 20, is another candidateto make a move to Europe’s top leagues.

Black Players Coalition: Launchedon Juneteenth, the eff�orts of theleague’s coalition were ubiquitous at themonth-long tournament. The BlackPlayers for Change made their fi�rst move

before Orlando City and Inter Miamiplayed the tournament’s opening gameon July 8. More than 170 of the league’sBlack players lined the fi�eld, lifting theirfi�sts into air in a moment made morepowerful by the silence from having nofans in attendance. The statement last-ed 8 minutes and 46 seconds to honorGeorge Floyd, who was killed while inpolice custody in Minneapolis.

LOSERS

Frank de Boer: Atlanta United – apopular pick to contend for the tourna-ment title – crashed out of the competi-tion after three scoreless games. It was adismal showing for what once was oneof the most entertaining teams towatch. After the tournament, Atlantaparted ways with de Boer, and now oneof MLS’ premier franchises has hit a lowpoint in its brief existence.

Los Angeles Galaxy: The Galaxymanaged just one tie at the tournament,and it took a stoppage-time penalty kickto do it in the team’s third and fi�nalgame. That keeps the Guillermo BarrosSchelotto-led Galaxy in the cellar of theWestern Conference, sitting two pointsbehind FC Dallas, which didn’t even getto play at MLS is Back. The low point, ofcourse, was a 6-2 drubbing at the handsof in-city rival LAFC.

Inter Miami CF: By losing in its fi�rsttwo MLS games before the league shutdown in mid-March, and then going 0-3inside the bubble in Orlando, Inter Mi-ami earned the unenviable distinctionof being the fi�rst MLS expansion team tolose its fi�rst fi�ve games. David Beck-ham’s team is still a work in progress,and help appears to be on the way in2018 World Cup winner Blaise Matuidi,who has agreed to a deal with Inter Mi-ami according to multiple reports.

MLS IS BACK TOURNAMENT WINNERS AND LOSERS

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The Timbers’ Larrys Mabiala celebrates his goal in a 2-1 win over Orlando City inthe MLS is Back Tournament fi�nal Tuesday. DOUGLAS DEFELICE/USA TODAY SPORTS

Come on guys, really?Chicago has some of the best restau-

rants and nightlife in the country, but asmuch as you might want to believe youcan take on the city and win, it remainsundefeated.

Unlike you, Chicago isn’t going towake up in the morning having to dealwith any of the fallout from the night be-fore.

Over the weekend, the Windy Cityshowed off� its power of temptation yetagain by bringing Cleveland’s baseballteam to a screeching halt.

Specifi�cally, starting pitchers ZachPlesac and Mike Clevinger.

The two went out on the town Satur-day night, tried to sneak past MLB’s se-curity at their downtown hotel, and,yep, were caught red-handed.

Normally, you could shrug it off� – butnot this season.

Not in the middle of a pandemic.Not when one careless move can

bring down your entire team.Just ask the Marlins and Cardinals.

The Marlins are back playing afterbeing out eight days, but the defendingNL Central champion Cardinals haven’tplayed a game in two weeks and don’tknow when they’ll return to action.

Fully aware of the seriousness of co-ronavirus, and knowing you have astarting pitcher on your staff� who’s aleukemia survivor – Carlos Carrasco –how can you dare be so reckless?

“This one kind of hurts,” said Cleve-land’s Terry Francona, returning tomanage the team for the fi�rst time sincemissing eight games with a gastrointes-tinal issue, which along with his hip andback ailments have led to fi�ve or six hos-pitalizations since February, on Tues-day. “We talked about it as a team today.We will deal with it as we always do. Wecare about each other, but that doesn’tmean you don’t get disappointed witheach other, or mad at each sometimes.Not being vindictive, how do we make itbetter so it doesn’t happen again?”

It’s the ultimate responsibility to ev-ery single Cleveland player and staff�member to ensure everyone’s safety, re-lying on everyone to do the right thing.

“They hurt us bad,” said Adam Plut-ko, who serves as one of Cleveland’srepresentatives to the MLB Players As-sociation. “They lied to us. They sat herein front of you guys and publicly said

things that they didn’t follow throughon.”

Cleveland President Chris Antonettiput both players on the restricted list toisolate them from the rest of the team.They were to undergo COVID-19 tests onWednesday and won’t be permitted torejoin the team until at least Friday.

Plesac and Clevinger went out to-gether after their 7-1 victory over theWhite Sox. Plesac, who grew up 45 min-utes from Chicago, just won his fi�rstgame of the season that afternoon and

wanted to celebrate.Plesac, 25, put out a statement Sun-

day night apologizing for his actions andthen doubled down on his remorse onhis Instagram post.

“Life can throw some crazy things atyou,” he wrote, “but how you respond isthe testament. What you think is harm-less can actually have consequentialoutcomes…and the lesson learned isthis: The most important thing we cando is take care of EACH OTHER. Puttingothers fi�rst, and having the character tounderstand why there is a greater im-pact if we are selfl�ess.”

Clevinger, 29, issued a statement ofhis own Tuesday. “In Chicago, I madethe mistake of violating the protocolsbut the biggest mistake of all was notimmediately coming clean to my team-mates,” Clevinger said. “I owe them bet-ter. ...

“There is no excuse for my actions,and I can only take responsibility andlearn from my mistakes.”

Certainly, for a team battling to re-gain supremacy in the American LeagueCentral, and with the pitching talent ca-pable of taking the Indians to the WorldSeries, they can ill aff�ord self-infl�ictedblunders.

If you get beat on the fi�eld, fi�ne. If youbeat yourself off� the fi�eld, inexcusable.

Indians’ fi�asco is case study in carelessness

The Indians placed pitcher Zach Plesacon the restricted list. AARON DOSTER/AP

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Docu ments are available at www.questcdn.com. You may download the digital plan documents for $30.00 by inputting QuestCDN Project No. 7243853 on the website’s project search page. Please contact QuestCDN.com at (952) 233‑1632 or [email protected] for assistance in free membership regis‑tration, downloading, and working with this digital project information. An optional paper set of project documents is also available for a nonrefundable price of $150.00 per set, which includes shipping. Contact Engineer at (541) 269‑0732 if you have any questions.

A Pre‑Bid Conference will not be held.All Bidders must be “equal opportunity

employers” and comply with the appropriate provisions of state and federal law. In addition, all Bidders are required to comply with ORS 656.017 regarding Workers’ Compensation. Bidder, Contractor, and subcontractors are required to be registered with Construction Contractors Board.

Pursuant to ORS 279C.505(2), all Bidders must certify with their Bids that they have an employee drug testing program in place. If awarded a Contract, Bidder must provide proof of such drug testing program when executed Agree ments are returned to Owner.

Bidders must prequalify with Owner as specified in the Instructions to Bidders, five (5) days prior to Bid opening.

Each Bidder must submit a First‑Tier Subcontractor Disclosure Form to the Owner within two working hours of the time for receipt of Bids in accordance with ORS 279C.370. Each Bidder must also submit Evidence of Authority to Sign Bid and Evidence to do Business in the State within two working hours of the time for receipt of the Bid.

The Contractor and every subcontractor on the project shall pay at least the state prevailing rate of wage as determined under ORS 279C.815. ORS 279C.800 to 279C.870 will be administered and enforced in a manner that is consistent with state law and regu‑lations adopted or guidelines issued in accordance with related acts.

No Bid will be received or considered by the Owner unless the Bid contains: 1) a statement that Bidder will comply with the provisions of 40 USC 276a and ORS 279C.840 and 2) a statement as to whether the Bidder is a resident Bidder as defined in ORS 279A.120.

Work under this Contract is funded by FEMA Public Assistance Grant Portal Project #110207 under DR 4452 adminis‑tered by OEM.

The Contractor will, in all solicitations or advertisements for employees placed by or on behalf of the Contractor, state that all qualified applicants will receive consid‑erations for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, or national origin.

The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all Bids, to waive all informalities, and to accept such Bids that in the opinion of the Owner are in the best interest of the Owner. No Bidder may withdraw or modify this Bid after the hour set for the receipt of Bids, and thereafter until the lapse of 70 days from the Bid opening.

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Published Aug. 7, 2020. 11906920

WASHINGTON COUNTYSOLE SOURCE PROCUREMENT

NOTICE OF INTENT (#2020.077SA)In accordance with Washington County

Purchasing Rule 15‑060, Sole Source Procurements, the County hereby gives public notice of its intent to contract with Hyphn for a five‑years (August 31, 2025) for the purchase of Steelcase furnishings up to $2,000,000. The list of Steelcase to be considered for purchase under this sole source allowance are:

• Wall/cubicle panels including glass stackers and all associated mounting hardware.

• Wall panel accessories including but not limited to white boards, coat hooks, organizers etc.

• Worksurfaces including legs and associated mounting hardware.

• Pedestals, Overhead storage & Shelves.

• Lateral File Cabinets.• Power distribution & cable

management for wall panels.• Bookcases.• Steelcase task chairs as standardized

by Facilities which are currently Leap, Think and Ami but may change as chair styles are retired or new technology is introduced. These chairs may not meet ergonomics needs but can be utilized outside those staffing needs.

The County is requesting the sole source designation based on the findings that this product is only available from one source. The County standardized on the Steelcase brand for systems furniture and accessories in March 1991. No other manufacturers will be accepted.

Any entity wishing to protest this sole source procurement must do so within seven (7) calendar days from date of this notice. All protests must be delivered in writing to:

Suzi Fulcher, Purchasing ManagerWashington County Purchasing

Division155 North First Avenue MS 28Hillsboro, Oregon 97124.Dated this 6th day of August 2020

Suzi FulcherPurchasing Manager

Published Aug. 7, 2020. 11907081

GOODS AND SERVICESTHE INTERLOCAL

PURCHASING SYSTEMPROCUREMENT SOLICITATIONS

Proposals Due 3:00 pm,September 18, 2020

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALSThe Interlocal Purchasing System

(TIPS) has posted procurement solicitations at www.tips‑usa.com for the following categories:

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Proposals are due and will be opened on September 18, 2020 at 3:00 pm local time. Call 866‑839‑8477 for problems with website or questions.Published Aug. 7 & 14, 2020.

11903399

MIDCOAST WATERSHEDS COUNCIL

LOWER DRIFT CREEK TIDALRESTORATION DESIGN

Bids due: September 11th, 2020 5 PMREQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

The MidCoast Watersheds Council requests proposals for a Lincoln County, OR tidal wetland restoration design project. This project requires an engi‑neering firm with prior experience completing tidal restoration or similar project designs. This alternatives analysis design project will evaluate restoration actions, based on two conceptual designs, for removing fish passage barriers, improving estuarine habitat complexity, and restoring floodplain connectivity to 80 acres of tidal wetlands.

Request the full project description and bid documents from evan@midcoastwc. org or call (541) 265‑9195. A mandatory site visit will take place on August 18th at 1 PM at the project site.Published Aug. 7 & 10, 2020.

11906980

YAMHILL COUNTYOPERATION AND MANAGEMENT OF A SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTER

Proposals due 5:00 pm,September 4, 2020

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP)NOTICE TO PROPOSERS: Yamhill

County Health and Human Services Department (“HHS”) invites proposals for the management and operation of a school‑based health center (“SBHC”) in Yamhill County to deliver acute, chronic and preventive health services to school‑‑aged children in accordance with Oregon Health Authority Standards for Certification for School‑Based Health Centers. Copies of the Request for Proposal (“RFP”) document may be obtained from: Yamhill County Health and Human Services, ATTN: Terry Malay ([email protected]), 330 NE Kirby, McMinnville, OR 97128 Phone: 503.434.7523 Fax: 503.474.3850

HHS seeks proposals from qualified firms or organizations with experience in all aspects of the management and oper‑ation of SBHCs or similar health centers.

ALL PROPOSALS MUST BE RECEIVED BY HHS BY 5:00 PM, LOCAL TIME ON SEPTEMBER 4, 2020. NO PROPOSALS SHALL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THIS TIME AND DATE.

All correspondence and sealed proposals shall be directed to Yamhill County, Health and Human Services, SBHC RFP, ATTN: Terry Malay, 330 NE Kirby, McMinnville, OR 97128. Five (5) copies of the proposal should be submitted for review. HHS will not be responsible for any costs incurred by Proposers (as defined herein) in response to this RFP and reserves the right to (i) reject any or all proposals received that are not in compliance with all prescribed procedures and requirements, (ii) reject for good cause any and all proposals upon the finding that it is in the public interest to do so and (iii) waive any and all informalities.

THERE WILL BE A MANDATORY VIRTUAL PRE‑PROPOSAL MEETING AUGUST 24, 2020 AT 2:00 PM, . Proposers must express interest by email to [email protected] no later than 5:00 p.m. on August 21, 2020 in order to participate.

STATEMENTS MADE BY YAMHILL COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES AT THE PRE‑PROPOSAL MEEING ARE NOT BINDING ON YAMHILL COUNTY UNLESS CONFIRMED BY WRITTEN ADDENDUM.

Q U E S T I O N S A N D / O R CLARIFICATIONS ABOUT THE RFP MUST BE SUBMITTED TO TERRY MALAY AT THE ABOVE LISTED ADDRESS NO LATER THAN 5:00 PM, LOCAL TIME, ON AUGUST 28, 2020. ONCE THE DEADLINE FOR RECEIVING QUESTIONS HAS PASSED, HHS SHALL PREPARE AND DISTRIBUTE RESPONSES TO THE QUESTIONS TO ALL PARTIES WHO HAVE REQUESTED A COPY OF THE RFP.

Proposing entities or organizations (“Proposer”) must not be on the Comp‑troller General’s list of ineligible firms. The successful Proposer will be required to comply with all applicable Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) laws and regulations. Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBEs) shall be afforded full opportunity to submit proposals.Published Aug. 7, 2020. 11907073

NOTICE TO OFFERORSMEDICAL AND SAFETY SUPPLIES

AND EQUIPMENTRFP #21‑03PV

Paradise Valley Unified School District as the Lead Agency of 1GPA will

receive sealed responses at:15002 North 32nd Street, Phoenix, Arizona 85032 and digital through

Bonfire (https://pvschools.bonfirehub. com/portal)

UntilTuesday, September 1, 2020 @

1:00 PM (AZ Time Zone)Sealed responses will be publicly

opened in the Purchasing Conference Room immediately following the

deadline for receiving responses at the location above.

Solicitations may be downloaded online at www.publicpurchase.com or

via AZ Purchasing at www.azpurchasing.org

For additional information please Contact Rebecca Seifert at

480.524.2593 [email protected]

Published Aug. 7, 2020. 11906884

ROGUE VALLEY COUNCILOF GOVERNMENTS

U.S. EPA BROWNFIELD GRANT APPLICATION AND

IMPLEMENTATION ASSISTANCEQualifications due 5:00 pm,

August 28, 2020REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS

The Rogue Valley Council of Govern‑ments will be receiving Requests for Qualifications for a qualified consulting and/or planning firm to provide assistance with: (a) securing United States Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) and potential other federal or state grants for the assessment, cleanup, or redevelopment of brownfields properties with the potential coalition areas of Medford and Central Point Urban Growth Boundaries (UGB) and Jackson County’s White City Urban Containment Boundary (UCB), and (b) implementation of environmental assess‑ment, remedial planning, community outreach, and other environmental or planning components of grants which funding is secured.

One (1) original and five (5) copies of the proposal must be submitted by 5:00 p.m. PST on August 28, 2020. The mailing and hand delivery address is: Rogue Valley Council of Government offices, 155 N. 1st Street, P.O. Box 3275, Central Point, OR 97502.

The RFQ document can be accessed here: http://rvcog.org/brownfield‑rfp/

For inquiries concerning the RFQ contact Greg Stabach at 541‑423‑1370 or [email protected].

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11905641

STREET LIGHT MATERIALSBids due 11:00 am, August 25, 2020

INVITATION TO BIDITB #20‑28

Notice is hereby given that the City of Vancouver, Washington, will receive sealed bids up to the hour of 11:00 a.m., Pacific Local Time, August 25th, 2020 and will publicly open and read aloud at that time on the same day in the Vancouver City Hall, 415 W 6th St, Vancouver, Washington, for the following:

This contract provides for the purchase of street light material on an “as needed” basis, all in accordance with these Contract Provisions, and the Bid Specifi‑cations.

The City of Vancouver in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, 78 Stat. 252, 42 U.S.C. 2000d to 2000d‑4 and Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations, Department of Transportation, subtitle A, Office of the Secretary, Part 21, nondiscrimination in federally assisted programs of the Department of Transportation issued pursuant to such Act, hereby notifies all bidders that it will affirmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this advertisement, disadvantaged business enterprises, as defined in 49 CFR part 26, will be afforded full opportu‑nity to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, national origin or sex in consideration for an award.

The City of Vancouver is committed to providing equal opportunities to State of Washington certified Minority, Disadvan‑taged and Women’s Business Enterprises in contracting activities. (Section 4 of Chapter 56, Laws of 1975, 1st Ex. Sess., State of Washington).

Bidding documents may be examined in Owner’s office, Vancouver City Hall, 415 W 6th St, Vancouver Washington. Bidding documents may be obtained from the City of Vancouver Procurement Services website at: https://vancouver. procureware.com/Bids. These are available for viewing, downloading and printing on your own equipment, free of charge.Published Aug. 7, 2020. 11906931

CITY OF BENDBODY WORN & IN VEHICLE

CAMERA PROJECTVIRTUAL VENDOR FAIR

The City of Bend requests interested vendors’ participation in a virtual vendor fair. The City intends to implement a body worn and in vehicle camera system that meets local, state and federal requirements for functionality, quality, storage, and retrieval capabilities.

The virtual vendor fair will assist the

City in gathering information to prepare a future Request for Proposals (RFP). Participation is encouraged but not required to propose on the RFP. Vendors planning to participate are asked to contact Heather Herauf via email [email protected] no later than close of business on August 17, 2020 for information on how to participate. Vendors who RSVP will receive an email with additional details and an invitation to join the virtual meeting.

Heather HeraufSenior Procurement Analyst

541‑693‑2156Published Aug. 7, 2020. 11906997

CONSTRUCTIONMULTNOMAH COUNTY

DRAINAGE DISTRICT #1 (MCDD) ON BEHALF OF MCDD

& SANDY DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENT COMPANY

(SDIC)GRAVITY OUTFALL IMPROVEMENTS

DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT

Digital Proposals due by 2:00 p.m., August 27, 2020: see ORPIN listing for

exact details.REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

MCDD and SDIC are seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide engineering design and construction support services for the inspection, design, and repair or replacement of slide gates, tide gates, and related infrastructure for the gravity outfall stations bypassing MCDD’s Pump Station #1 and SDIC’s Sandy Pump Station in Multnomah County, Oregon. Two separate contracts (one for each District) will be awarded to one firm for an anticipated duration of 3 years each.

Primary Contact, Jim Kanoff, can be reached at [email protected]. For addi‑tional information about MCDD, please visit: www.mcdd.org. For complete RFP, please review ORPIN #C26014‑1029‑20.Published Aug. 3, 5, 7 & 10, 2020.

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CITY OF HEPPNER PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT

2020 STREET RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT

Bids due 3:00 pm, August 25, 2020INVITATION TO BID

August, 2020Sealed Bids for the “CITY OF

HEPPNER 2020 STREET RECON‑STRUCTION PROJECT” will be received by the City of Heppner, P.O. Box 756, 111 N. Main St., Heppner, OR 97836, until 3:00 p.m. local time on August 25, 2020. First Tier Subcontractor Disclosure Forms will be accepted until 5:00 p.m. local time on August 25, 2020. The bids will be publicly opened and read at the City Hall, 111 N. Main St., Heppner, OR 97836, at 3:00 p.m. local time on August 25, 2020.

The City may reject any bid not in compliance with all prescribed public bidding procedures and requirements, and may reject for good cause any or all bids upon a finding of the City that it is in the public interest to do so. The bidder must be registered with the Construction Contractors Board.

Estimated Cost Range: $3,100,000 to $3,800,000

The project is separated into four (4) schedules, consisting of, but may not be limited to, the following total estimated unit cost quantities:

SCHEDULE A ‑ GENERAL ITEMSMobilization, Lump Sum; Temporary

Protection and Direction of Traffic, Lump Sum; Temporary Signs, 200 Sq. Ft.; Temporary Barricades, Type II, 10 Each; Temporary Barricades, Type III, 10 Each; Temporary Plastic Drums, 50 Each; Flag‑gers, 1500 Hours; Erosion Control, Lump Sum; Sediment Fence, 100 Ft.; Inlet Protection, Type 4, 10 Each; Sediment Barrier, Type 8, 250 Ft..

SCHEDULE B ‑ MAY, GALE, W. WILLOW AND CHURCH STREETS

Removal of Existing Retaining Walls, Lump Sum; Removal of Storm Drain Pipes, 1825 Ft.; Removal of Curbs, 3180 Ft.,; Removal of Walks & Driveways, 2350 Sq. Yds.; Removal of Inlets, 16 Each; Pavement/Concrete Saw Cutting, 605 Ft.; General Excavation, 6400 Cu. Yds.; 8” dia. PVC Storm Drain, 1383 Ft.; 10” dia. PVC Storm Drain, 326 Ft.; 12” dia. PVC Storm Drain, 796 Ft.; Catch Basins, Type G2, 24 Each; Storm Sewer Manholes, Standard, 4 Each; Adjustment of Manhole Lids, 1 Each; Aggregate Subbase, 5200 Tons; Aggregate Base (3/4”‑0), 3150 Tons; HMAC, Level 3, 1/2” ACP, 2700 Tons; Concrete Curbs, Standard, 5370 Ft.; Concrete Driveways, 7476 Sq. Ft.; Standard Concrete Walks, 16470 Sq. Ft.; Stamped Concrete Walks, 7512 Sq. Ft.; ADA Compliant Pedestrian Ramps, 2114 Sq. Ft.; Bridge End Guard Rail, 3 Each; 4” Yellow, Broken Line, 650 Ft.; 12” White Pavement Bar, 1590 Sq. Ft.

SCHEDULE C ‑ N. CHASE, E. CENTER AND S. CHASE STREETS

Removal of Existing Retaining Walls, Lump Sum; Removal of Storm Drain Pipes, 124 Ft.; Removal of Curbs, 12 Ft.; Removal of Walks & Driveways, 760 Sq. Yds.; Removal of Inlets, 2 Each; Pave‑ment/Concrete Saw Cutting, 540 Ft.; General Excavation, 2680 Cu. Yds.; 8” dia. PVC Storm Drain, 132 Ft.; 10” dia. PVC Storm Drain, 464 Ft.; 12” dia. PVC Storm Drain, 12 Ft.; Catch Basins, Type G2, 7 Each; Storm Sewer Pollution Control Manhole, 1 Each; Adjustment of Manhole Lids, 4 Each; Aggregate Subbase, 2900 Tons; Aggregate Base

(3/4”‑0), 1700 Tons; HMAC, Level 3, 1/2” ACP, 1500 Tons; Concrete Curbs, Standard, 3150 Ft.; Concrete Valley Gutter, 652 Sq. Ft.; Concrete Driveways, 8530 Sq. Ft.; Standard Concrete Walks, 7380 Sq. Ft.; Stamped Concrete Walks, 2970 Sq. Ft.; ADA Compliant Pedestrian Ramps, 335 Sq. Ft.; 4” Yellow, Broken Line, 270 Ft.; 12” White Pavement Bar, 175 Sq. Ft.

SCHEDULE D ‑ SANITARY SEWER C O L L E C T I O N S Y S T E M REPLACEMENT

Removal of Sanitary Sewer Pipes, 670 Ft.; Removal/Abandon Sanitary Sewer Manholes, 8 Each; Mainline Video Inspection, 4000 Ft.; 8” dia. PVC Sanitary Sewer Pipe, 1500 Ft.; 10” dia. PVC Sani‑tary Sewer Pipe, 1465 Ft.; 12” dia. PVC Sanitary Sewer Pipe, 310 Ft.; 4” dia. PVC Service Connections, 2050 Ft.; 4” dia. PVC Wye, 62 Each; 8”x8”x4” dia. PVC Tee, 42 Each; 10”x10”x4” dia. PVC Tee, 20 Each; 6” dia. Connection with Cleanout, 1 Each; Sanitary Sewer Manholes, 10 Each; Replacement of Manholes Sections, 1 Each; Retrofit Internal Drop in Existing Manhole, 1 Each

SCHEDULE E ‑ WILLOW CREEK PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE

Provide and Install Pedestrian Bridge, Lump Sum

This is a CITY OF HEPPNER Project by and through the CITY OF HEPPNER, fully funded by the CITY OF HEPPNER, and is subject to the current Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries (BOLI) Prevailing Wage Rates.

A Bid Bond in the amount of 10% of the bid amount is required with the proposal. Performance and Payment Bonds in the amount of the contract bid amount will be required of the successful bidder.

The City of Heppner will award the contract at the September 14, 2020 City Council Meeting at the City Hall, 111 N. Main St., Heppner, OR 97836, starting at 7 p.m.

Contract Work will commence no later than October 1, 2020. The contractor shall complete all work required in the contract on or before November 1, 2021.

The contractor will not be required to have an asbestos abatement license under ORS 468A.720.

Plans and Bidding Documents may be obtained from Ferguson Surveying and Engineering by e‑mail request to Kenny Delano at [email protected] or by phone at 541‑932‑4520 between the hours of 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday.

The City of Heppner is an equal oppor‑tunity employer.

Kraig CutsforthCity Manager

Published Jul. 31; Aug. 3 & 7, 2020.11905117

CITY OF WOODLANDGOERIG ST ADA RAMP

REPLACEMENTBids Due 1:00 pm, August 11, 2020

INVITATION TO BIDSealed proposals for furnishing all

materials, labor and equipment for the following described work will be received by the City of Woodland Public Works Office at 300 E Scott Ave, Woodland, Washington 98674 until Tuesday, August 11, 2020 at 1:00 PM. At this time, the sealed bids will be publicly opened and read. An award of contract is anticipated to be made within 30 days of bid opening. Bid proposals will be received only at the City of Woodland Public Works Office at 300 E Scott Ave, Woodland, Washington 98674. Please call 360‑225‑7999 to schedule your delivery. With COVID‑19 restrictions, bids will be opened outside, behind the building, to keep social distancing. Proposals received after Tuesday, August 11, 2020 at 1:00 PM will not be considered.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:This project consists of removing and

replacing seven (7) ADA ramps along Goerig St and associated surface resto‑ration including adjacent concrete curb, concrete sidewalk, and Hot Mix Asphalt Pavement.

Bidding documents may be obtained at no cost in PDF format only, from SolicitBid at https://solicitbid.com/Posts/ Projects.aspx. Contact SolicitBid at (206) 219‑6481 if unable to access the docu‑ments on‑line. A Plan Holders List is also on the SolicitBid website. Technical inquiries regarding the project should be directed to the City of Woodland consulting engineer, Gibbs & Olson, Inc., 1157 3rd Avenue, Suite 219, Longview, WA 98632 (Phone 360.425.0991, Fax 360.423.3162).

It is the responsibility of the bidders to print and distribute bid documents to potential vendors and sub‑contractors. Addenda will be distributed ONLY via Solicit Bid. The City of Woodland accepts no responsibility or liability and will provide no accommodation to bidders who fail to check for addenda and/or who do not acknowledge receipt of all addenda in the bid forms.

All Proposals must be submitted on the Bid Form furnished with the Contract Documents, and each Bid Form must be accompanied by a cashier’s check, postal money order or surety bond, by a bonding company licensed to do business in the State of Washington, made payable to City of Woodland in an amount not less than five percent (5%) of the total bid. No bidder may withdraw their proposal after the time set for the opening thereof, or before award of contract, unless said award is delayed for a period exceeding 30 days. City of Woodland reserves the right to award the bid to the lowest responsible bidder, waive informalities, or reject any or all bids.

City of Woodland is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer. Small, Minority‑owned, and Women‑owned businesses are encouraged to submit bids.Published Jul. 20, 22, 24, 27, 29, 31; Aug. 3, 5, 7 & 10, 2020.

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section shall survive the expiration or termination of this Agreement.

Insurance Requirements:The Consultant shall maintain the

following insurance limits:Automobile Liability insurance with a

minimum combined single limit for bodily injury and property damage of $1,000,000.00 per accident. Automobile Liability insurance covering all owned, nonowned, hired and leased vehicles.

Commercial General Liability insurance shall be written with limits no less than $2,000,000.00 each occurrence, $2,000,000.00 general aggregate.

Aviation Liability or Aircraft Liability insurance with limits not less than $1,000,000 each occurrence and $2,000,000 in the aggregate.

Professional Liability insurance appropriate to the consultant’s profession. Professional Liability insurance shall be written with limits no less than $2,000,000.00 per claim and $2,000,000.00 policy aggregate limit.

Workers’ Compensation coverage as required by Industrial Insurance laws of the State of Washington.

This document and all associated public records will be released where required by the Public Records Act, Chapter 42.56 RCW (the “Act”). To the extent that public records then in the custody of the Contractor are needed for the City to respond to a request under the Act, as determined by the City, the Contractor agrees to make them promptly available to the City. If the Contractor considers any portion of any record provided to the City under this Agreement, whether in electronic or hard copy form, to be protected from disclosure under law, the Contractor shall clearly identify any specific information that it claims to be confidential or proprietary. If the City receives a request under the Act to inspect or copy the information so identified by the Contractor and the City determines that release of the information is required by the Act or otherwise appropriate, the City’s sole obligation shall be to notify the Contractor (a) of the request and (b) of the date that such information will be released to the requester unless the Contractor obtains a court order to enjoin that disclosure pursuant to RCW 42.56.540. If the Contractor fails to timely obtain a court order enjoining disclosure, the City will release the requested information on the date specified.Published Aug. 14, 2020. 11908897

BEAVERTON URBANREDEVELOPMENT AGENCY

CITY OF BEAVERTONBEAVERTON CENTRAL DISTRICT GARAGE PARKING TECHNOLOGY


REQUEST FOR PROPOSALSOLICITATION #3709‑21B

The Beaverton Urban Redevelopment Agency (BURA) and the City of Beaverton (City) are seeking sealed proposals from qualified consultants to provide parking technology equipment and software to support parking garage operations, availability, access, and revenue control for BURA and the City. This solicitation is intended to be a joint cooperative procurement with BURA and the City. Consultants are invited to submit a proposal outlining their experience and qualifications, equipment and services in performing work directly related to the services required.

Electronic proposals will be received until 2 p.m. on September 9, 2020, via Equity Hub’s BidLocker at;https://bidlocker.us/details/1148_Rfp___B eaverton_Central_District_Garage_Parki ng_Technology

There will be no formal opening. Facsimile proposals will not be accepted. Proposals will not be accepted after the stated opening date and time. Late proposals will be returned to the vendor unopened.

Solicitation packets may be downloaded from http://apps2.beaverton oregon.gov/Bids/.

Proposers are required to certify nondiscrimination in employment practices in accordance with ORS 279A.110(4), and identify resident status as defined in ORS 279A.120(1). Prequalification of Proposer is not required. All Proposers are required to comply with the provisions of Oregon Revised Statutes and Beaverton’s Contract Review Board Policy.

BURA and the City reserve the right (1) to reject any or all proposal not in compliance with public bidding procedures, 2) to postpone award of the contract for a period not to exceed ninety (90) days from date of proposal opening, (3) to waive informalities in the proposals, and (4) to select the proposal which appears to be in the best interest of BURA and the City.Published Aug. 14, 2020. 11909079

HOME FORWARDRESIDENT RELOCATION SERVICES


REQUEST FOR PROPOSALSNO. 08/20‑427

Proposals are requested from qualified Resident Relocation Services providers to provide resident relocation and coordination services at Dahlke Manor Apartments. Home Forward’s Procurement & Contracts Department will accept proposals submitted electronically at Home Forward’s online submission website https://bidlocker.us/a/home forward/BidLocker until Wednesday, September 2 ‑ 4:00PM.

Home Forward plans to undertake renovation and repair work at Dahlke Manor Apartments. This property, located

in Portland, Oregon, is currently occupy ed and includes 115 units. Home Forward intends to award one contract to a single provider beginning September 17, 2020 and continue throughout the duration of the construction, currently anticipated to conclude March 2022. A nonmandatory preproposal conference will take place on Friday, August 21, 2020 at 10:00 AM via ZOOM.

Home Forward has established an aspirational goal of 20% participation by MinorityOwned, WomenOwned & Emerging Small Businesses (M/W/ESB) certified by the State of Oregon for this project. Interested M/W/ESB are encour aged to attend the preproposal conference and submit proposals.

Electronic copy of the RFP and all required forms may be obtained from Home Forward’s online submission website at https://bidlocker.us/a/home forward/BidLocker. Once the RFP is downloaded from the site, the interested firm will be added to the Prospective Proposers List and receive addenda and the preproposal conference invitation.

RFP Contact: Rosie GeorgeProcurement & Contracts CoordinatorTel: 503.802.8431Email: [email protected]

Published Aug. 14, 2020. 11909088

C‑TRANLABOR & EMPLOYMENT LAW

SERVICESBids due 11:00 am, September 2, 2020

INVITATION TO BID2020‑27

Clark County Public Transportation Benefit Area (dba CTRAN) has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for Labor & Employment Law Services. This RFP may be found at https://www.ctran.com/ aboutctran/business/procurement/bida ndproposalopportunities. Proposals will be accepted until 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, September 2, 2020.Published Aug. 14 & 21, 2020.

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PORT OF MORROWMADISON SUPPLY OF MATERIALS

Bids Due: Sep 1, 2020BID ADVERTISEMENT

#09012020Bids submitted for Madison Supply of

Materials #09012020 must be submitted not later than 2:00 pm, local time, on Sep 1, 2020. At that time, they will be publicly opened. Bids will not be accepted after this hour and date. Port of Morrow will be acting as the General Contractor for this project.

Port of Morrow reserves the right to award or reject for good cause, any or all bids, or to postpone the award of the contract upon finding that it is in the public interest to do so. Each bid must contain a statement as to whether the bidder is a resident bidder, as defined in ORS 279a.120. The bidder is subject to all requirements regarding the payment of Prevailing Wage Rates per Public Works Project ORS 279c.800 to 279C.850.

A copy of the scope of work may be obtained on Aug 12, 2020. Please check our online https://secure.procurenow. com/governments/541/projectsPublished Aug. 14, 2020. 11908932

CONSTRUCTIONCITY OF HOOD RIVER

FINAL DESIGN FOR CASCADE AVE 15TH TO 18TH

WATER AND SEWER REPLACEMENT PROJECT

Proposals due 5:00 pm,August 31, 2020

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALSThe City of Hood River requests

proposals from firms qualified to provide professional engineering services to plan, survey, and design the replacement of 4” leadjointed water pipe with 8” PVC C900, as well as replacement of 8” concrete sewer pipe with 8” PVC 3034 and replacement of two manholes. The firm, through its proposal, must demonstrate its qualifications, knowledge and experience with similar projects.

This work is located on Cascade Avenue between 15th St. and 18th St.

The lead joint replacement work includes replacing approximately 640 linear feet of 4” lead jointed pipe with 8” PVC C900 pipe. 75 feet of new 8” PVC C900 will also be constructed to connect the line in Oak St. to Cascade Ave. to maintain fire flows in this area.

The sewer line work includes replacing approximately 350 linear feet of failing 8” concrete sewer pipe with 8” PVC 3034, as well as replacing two manholes. A section of this sewer pipe is located within ODOT’s rightofway.

Proposals must be received by 5:00 p.m. on Monday, August 31, 2020 at the City of Hood River Public Works Office, 1200 18th Street (or by mail at 211 2nd Street) Hood River, Oregon 97031. Submittals received after the designated time and date will not be accepted and will be returned unopened.

Due to current social distancing requirements, a preproposal meeting will not be held. Questions may be submitted via email to [email protected] and will be answered via written addenda.

The City may reject any submittal not in compliance with all prescribed public procurement procedures and requirements and may reject for good cause any or all submittals on a finding of the City that it is in the public interest to

do so. The City of Hood River reserves the right to reject any and all submittals and to waive any and all informalities in the best interest of the City. The City is not liable for any costs incurred by consultants in replying to this RFP or in preparing for or delivering any oral presentations that may be required during the selection process.

The full Request for Proposals is available from the City of Hood River website http://cityofhoodriver.gov or via email request to M.Messmer@cityofhoodriver. govPublished Aug. 10, 12, 14, 17, 19 & 21, 2020.

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WASHINGTON STATE PARKS AND RECREATION

COMMISSIONCAPE DISAPPOINTMENT STATE

PARK ‑ NORTH HEAD OIL HOUSES RESTORATION PROJECT

Bids Due 1:00 pm, August 26, 2020ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID

Sealed proposals will be received for the following project:

Cape Disappointment State Park ‑ North Head Oil Houses Restoration

ProjectPROJECT DESCRIPTION: Furnish

labor, equipment, supplies, materials, and transportation necessary provide Historic Restoration of the North Head Oil Houses.

PROJECT LOCATION: The project is located at Cape Disappointment State Park near Ilwaco in Pacific County. The site is adjacent to the North Head Light house at the end of North Head Lighthouse Road

ESTIMATED BID RANGE: $690,000 $780,000

BID OPENING TIME: 1:00PM, Wednesday, August 26, 2020

PREBID WALKTHROUGH: 11:00 AM, Wednesday, August 19, 2020. Meet at the Project site (Oil Houses)

PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, ADDENDA, AND PLAN HOLDERS LIST: Are available online through Builders Exchange of Washington, Inc. at http://www.bxwa.com. Click on: “bxwa.com”; “Posted Projects”; “Public Works”, “Washington State Parks & Recreation”, and “08/26/2020”. (Note: Bidders are encouraged to “Register as a Bidder”, in order to receive automatic email notification of future addenda and to be placed on the “Bidders List”. This service is provided free of charge to Prime Bidders, Subcontractors, and Vendors bidding this project.)

PLANS MAY ALSO BE VIEWED THROUGH: Builders Exchange, Everett WA; Associated Builders And Contractors, Spokane WA; Tri City Construction Council, Kennewick WA; Daily Journal of Commerce, Seattle WA; Weekly Construction Reporter, Bellingham WA; Daily Journal Of Commerce Plan Center, Portland OR; Southwest Washington Contractors Association, Vancouver WA; Lower Columbia Contractor Plan Center, Longview WA; Inland Northwest AGC Plan Center, Spokane, WA; Abadon Reprographics, Spokane, WA; Hermiston Plan Center, Hermiston, OR; Idaho AGC, Boise, ID; McGraw Hill Plan Center, Spokane, WA; Oregon Contractor Plan Center, Milwaukee, OR; Ridgeline Graphics, Wenatchee, WA; Spokane Regional Plan Center, Spokane, WA; Walla Walla Valley Plan Center, Yakima, WA, The Blue Book Building and Construction Network, Jefferson Valley, NY.

Technical questions regarding this project shall be directed to Alex McMurry, Project Representative, telephone (360) 9020930 or via email at alex.mcmurry@ parks.wa.gov.

Bidder Responsibility will be evaluated for this project. In determining bidder responsibility, the Owner shall consider an overall accounting of the criteria set forth in Division 00 Instructions To Bidders. Please direct questions regarding this subject to the office of the Engineer.

Voluntary numerical MWBE goals of 10% MBE and 6% WBE have been established for this project. Achievement of the goals is encouraged. Bidders may contact the Office of Minority and Women’s Business Enterprise to obtain information on certified firms.

Mandatory 15% apprentice labor hours of the total labor hours are a requirement of this construction contract if bids will exceed 1 million. Voluntary workforce diversity goals for this apprentice participation are identified in the Instructions to Bidders. Bidders may contact the Depart ment of Labor & Industries, Apprenticeship Section, to obtain information on available apprenticeship programs.

Washington State Parks reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals and to waive informalities.

Sincerely,Manuel Iglesias, Contracts Specialist

Contracts, Grants & Procurement Services

Published Aug. 12 & 14, 2020.11908156

HOFFMAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

HAYWARD FIELD SUITE PROJECTBID PACKAGE: #2 ‑ ALL OTHER

WORKPRE‑BID MEETING: AUGUST 14, 2020

AT 10:00 A.M.BIDS DUE: AUGUST 25, 2020 AT

2:00 P.M.REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

Hoffman Construction Company, DesignBuilder (“Contractor”) for Hayward Field Suite Project (“Project”) being performed for Phit LLC (“Owner”) requests subbid proposals for Bid

Package #2 ‑ All Other Work. Bid Items include Concrete, Architectural Woodwork, Roofing, Doors, Frames and Hardware, Glazing, Drywall, Tile, Flooring, Painting, Toilet Compartments/Part i t ions, Appl iances, Furnishings, Fire Suppression, Plumb ing/HVAC and Electrical.

A nonmandatory, but strongly encouraged, Pre‑bid Meeting has been scheduled for August 14, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. at the jobsite. Bidders to meet at the Hoffman jobsite trailer located at 1789 Agate Street, Eugene OR, 97403. Attendees must bring/wear their own OSHA‑compliant Hard Hat and Safety Glasses, Reflective Vest, Long Pants, Boots and Mask in order to attend the job walk. All bidders are encouraged to attend the prebid meeting in order to acquaint themselves with the local conditions under which the work is to be performed and to correlate personal observations with the requirements of the Contract Documents. Statements made at the prebid meeting by representatives of the Contractor, Owner, Architect, Engineers, and/or others are not binding and do not change the RFP documents or bidding requirements unless such state ments are confirmed by written Addendum to the RFP.

Due to circumstances related to COVID19 it is requested that only essential personnel attend the prebid, no more than 2 people per company. The question and answer portion of the prebid meeting will be conducted after the tours.

Proposers must utilize the specified PROPOSAL FORM and be emailed to [email protected], no later than 2:00 p.m., August 25, 2020. Bidders are hereby advised that an affiliate of Contractor intends to submit a proposal for the concrete and drywall scopes in response to this RFP. Sealed bids are REQUIRED for these bid items only, and should be delivered to Hoffman Construction 805 SW Broadway, Suite 2100, Portland, OR 97205. There will not be a public opening of bids.

A completed Subcontractor/Vendor Questionnaire including latest yearend safety and financial information must accompany the proposal unless previously submitted. Questionnaire may be attached as a separate file or submitted separately. Elaborate proposals or the inclusion of nonessential information e.g. market ing/promotional material, safety manuals, resumes, etc. is strongly discouraged. Proposals that are materially incomplete, do not include current Questionnaire with latest yearend safety and financial information (unless previously submitted), are directed to other locations or received after the bid deadline will not be considered.

Bidders must be properly licensed with the Oregon Construction Contractors Board (“CCB”) at the time of bid. Bidders are required to file a $30,000 Public Works Bond with the CCB in accordance with ORS 279C.836 EXCEPT exemptions allowed under paragraphs (7) or (8) will not be permitted. Due to the scheduled start of the work, the $30,000 Public Works Bond must be on file with the CCB at the time of bid. This is a prevailing wage project. Bidders must comply with requirements of the prevailing wage law in ORS Chapter 279C.

Refer to proposal documents for complete proposal requirements and additional information. Proposal documents may be viewed and/or downloaded without charge at www.hoffmancorp.com/subcontractors.

Owner and Contractor are committed to promoting and stimulating the growth of minority business enterprises, women business enterprises, emerging small business and service disabled veteran business enterprises (M/W/ESB/SDV) firms and maximizing the opportunities for state of Oregon certified M/W/ESB/SDV firms to participate in the work of this project.

Contractor is an equal opportunity employer and request bids from all qualified firms including disadvantaged, minority, women, disabled veterans and emerging small business enterprises. CCB License # 28417.Published Aug. 12 & 14, 2020.

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THE INTERLOCAL PURCHASING SYSTEM

PROCUREMENT SOLICITATIONSProposals Due 3:00 pm,

September 18, 2020REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

The Interlocal Purchasing System (TIPS) has posted procurement solicitations at www.tipsusa.com for the following categories:

200801 Auditorium, Stadium, Field Seating, Bleachers and Installation Services (2 Part with JOC)

200802 Heavy Duty and Medium Duty Trucks and Trailers





Proposals are due and will be opened on September 18, 2020 at 3:00 pm local time. Call 8668398477 for problems with website or questions.Published Aug. 7 & 14, 2020.

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WILLAMETTE WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM

COMMISSIONRFI‑CMMS‑0200820 COMPUTERIZED

MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

RFI DUE: SEPTEMBER 11, 2020 BY 2:00 PM (PT)

REQUEST FOR INFORMATIONThe Willamette Water Supply System

Commission (Owner) is issuing a Request for Information (RFI) for the Willamette Water Supply System Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS).

RFI documents are available electronically on the Owner’s document management system, eBuilder. Proposers will need to create a free account and sign a confidentiality agreement to access the RFI documents. Confidentiality Agreements may be requested by emailing:

Kristina [email protected]

The WWSS is a drinking water infrastructure program that will provide Owner with a seismically resilient water supply, designed to meet future demand and will provide redundancy in case of an emergency event. The WWSS includes more than thirty (30) miles of transmission pipelines, ranging from 36inches to 66inches in diameter from an intake at the Willamette River Water Treatment Plant (“WRWTP”) in Wilsonville, Oregon, north to Hillsboro, Oregon and Beaverton, Oregon. The WWSS will also include finished water storage tanks (terminal storage), a new water treatment plant, and expansion of the existing WRWTP raw water facilities. For additional history and information, visit www.ourreliablewater.org. The new system is expected to be completed by June 2026.

The goal of implementing a CMMS is to support managing all the WWSS Commission’s physical above and below ground assets to ensure assets are maintained at their lowest lifecycle costs while delivering expected levels of service.

The purpose of this Request for Information (“RFI”) is to give CMSS vendors (“Respondents”) an opportunity to inform the WWSS Commission on commercially available solutions in advance of a formal procurement. This RFI is intended to gather information that could assist in the development of a future procurement process. Vendors are invited to share their perspectives on how their identified products and services could most optimally be used. Information received through the RFI process may help inform the future CMMS model, its business case, and future procurements for CMMS solutions. Submittal of a response to this RFI is not required for a vendor to participate in the future procurement; however, it is strongly encouraged.

THIS IS A REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ONLY. This RFI is issued solely for information and planning purposes. It does not constitute a solicitation (e.g., Request for Proposal or Request for Quotations) from the WWSS Commission or a promise to issue a solicitation in the future. The WWSS Commission shall not compensate respondents for any cost incurred in the preparation or submission of any response to the RFI.Published Aug. 12, 14 & 17, 2020.

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CITY OF WILSONVILLE5TH STREET / KINSMAN ROAD

EXTENSION #4196 (BOONES FERRY ROAD TO WILSONVILLE ROAD)

Proposals due 2:00 p.m.,September 1, 2020

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALThe City of Wilsonville is soliciting

Proposals from firms experienced in providing construction administration and engineering services for the construction of 3100 linear feet extension of 5th Street, Kinsman Road, and Arrowhead Creek Lane, 650 linear feet of Boones Ferry Road urban upgrades, 2,000 linear feet of the Ice Age Tonquin Trail (a multiuse path), two bridge crossings of Coffee Lake Creek, a new railroad crossing and quiet zone, extension of sanitary, water, storm, and franchise utili ties. Requested services include daytoday administration of the construction contract, weekly progress meetings, construction survey quality control, environmental permit compliance, submittal review, requests for information and clarification review, contractor invoice review, change order request review, and construction inspection of structural facilities and other related services. Work is expected to begin in January 2021 and continue through December 2022.

Sealed proposals for the 5th Street / Kinsman Road Extension project will be received at Wilsonville City Hall located at 29799 SW Town Center Loop East, Wilsonville, OR 97070 until September 1, 2020 at 2:00 pm. Proposals received after the listed time and date due will be returned unopened and without review. Electronically mailed or faxed proposals will not be accepted.

Proposals will be evaluated on a qualification basis and ranked on firm’s ability to demonstrate successful completion of projects in similar size, scope, budget and schedule. A Time and Materials Not to Exceed Professional Services Agreement will be negotiated with the Successful Proposer. The estimated cost range for the services is $200,000 to $240,000.

The Request for Proposal (RFP) documents may be downloaded at the City of Wilsonville website at https://www.ci. wilsonville.or.us/rfps. A paper copy of the RFP package may be obtained at Wilsonville City Hall by contacting Candi Garrett at (503) 5701564. RFP documents may also be downloaded at www.questcdn.com, Project #7250781.

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PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

BID NOTICE

Sealed bids will be re-ceived by Ascension ParishGovernment at the Ascen-sion Parish GovernmentPurchasing Office, 615 E.Worthey Street, Gonzales,Louisiana 70737 (mailingaddress PO Box 2392, Gon-zales, LA 70707-2392) untilAugust 27, 2020 at 10:00a.m. local time. The bidswill be publicly openedand read aloud for the fol-lowing:

Tandem Dump Trucks(4 units)

Model 2021 HV607

Application: Construc-tion Dump

Engine & Equipment-

Cummins L9 350 -Diesel,EPA 2017, 350HP 2 2000RPM, 1150 LB-ft Torque@1400RPM, 2200 RPMGoverned Speed, 350Peak HP (Max).Transmission: Allison300RDS (Automatic)5thGEN controls, Close Ra-tio, 6- Speed with Doubleoverdrive With PTO Pro-vision, Less Retarder, In-cluding Oil Level Sensor,With 80,000-LB GVWMax, On/Off Highway.

Truck Bed Requirements

Dump Body- 13.5’-42” SH-48” EH-6” yardage 12/14,floor material 3/16A1011, Front/ Material48”10GA A1011, Side Ma-terial 42” 10 10 GA A1011,Vertical side brace-yes,horizontal brace-yes/hoist/cylinder VTW63110, hydraulics- yesTarp System- InstalledDonovan electric arm,aluminum, yes bent arm,tarp size 90” x 18’ as-phalt, no side flapsPintle plate ¾ ton, pintlehitch 30 ton, with gladhands and d-rings, notow hooks, electric plug7 way, no pup rigging

LA. R.S. 38:2212 (F) (2)Whenever in specificationsthe name of a certainbrand, make, manufactureror definite specificationsutilized, the specifications,shall state clearly thatthey do not restrict bid-ders to the specific brand,make, manufacturer, orspecification named; thatthey are used only to setforth and convey to pro-spective bidders the gen-eral style, type character,and quality of the productdesired and that equiva-lent products will be ac-ceptable.

• Unit to be received/ de-livered to 42077Churchpoint Road, Gon-zales, LA 70737 within120 days from date ofAscension Parish Gov-ernment Purchase Or-der.

Bidding Documents maybe obtained at the Ascen-sion Parish GovernmentPurchasing Department lo-cated at 615 E. Worthey St.Gonzales, LA 70737. Elec-tronic Bids are accepted atCentral Bidding. CentralBidding can be accessed athttp://www.centralauctio n h o u s e . c o m . BiddingDocuments are available atCentral Bidding. For ques-tions related to the elec-tronic bidding process,please call Central Biddingat 225-810-4814

The Parish of Ascension re-serves the right to disqual-ify any Bid, response to aRequest for Qualifications,or Request for Proposals ifit is determined that thesubmitting business entityis not in good standingwith the Louisiana Secreta-ry of State or is not author-ized to do business in theState of Louisiana.

The Ascension Parish shallnot be responsible if thebidder cannot completeand submit a bid due tofailure or incomplete deliv-ery of the files submittedvia the internet.

Ascension Parish Govern-ment reserves the right toreject any and all bids forjust cause.

ASCENSION PARISHGOVERNMENTCLINT COINTMENT,PARISH PRESIDENT

448657-JUL-AUG 13-3T

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ADVERTISEMENT FORPROPOSAL 20-10

SIGN FOR CITY HALLMUNICIPAL COMPLEX

Competitive proposals willbe received by the City ofDenham Springs locatedat:116 North Range Avenue,Denham Springs, LA70726 Monday-Thurs-day 7:00AM-5:30PM.Proposal information isavailable for pickup uponrequest at the same loca-tion and time. Submit anyquestions regarding thebid via email to purchasingagent. Bids will not beemailed. You may accessand download the propos-al documents as well assubmit proposals electron-ically by registering at https://lamats.eauctionservices.com and agreeing tocomply with all electronicinstructions. Electronic ac-cess and submission isfree. A fee will only applyto the winning bidder uponaward of 1% (not to ex-ceed $1000). Questions re-lated to electronic accessshould be directed to PaulHolmes, LaMATS e-AuctionServices, 225-678-6107.

OPTIONAL PRE-BIDMEETING WILL BE HELDAT ADDRESS BELOW ONAUGUST 12, 2020 AT10AM

THE CITY OF DENHAMSPRINGS RESERVES THERIGHT TO REJECT ANY ANDALL BIDS.

Proposals must be submit-ted on the forms provided.Proposals received afterthe date and time belowwill NOT be accepted. Bidwill be opened and readaloud at the location, date,and time noted below.

PURCHASING CONTACT:PURCHASING@CITYOFDEN H A M S P R I N G S . C O MOR 225-665-8385

LOCATION:116 N. RANGE AVE.,

DENHAM SPRINGS, LA70726

UNTIL:SEPTEMBER 3, 2020

10:00 A.M.

CITY OF DENHAM SPRINGS,LOUISIANATHE HONORABLE GERARDLANDRY, MAYOR

448762-JUL 24-AUG 13-4T

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

BID NOTICE

PARISH UTILITIES OFASCENSION (PUA) RE-BIDWATER PLANT OFFICESAND LAB RENOVATIONS

UTL-18-002

Sealed bids will be re-ceived by Ascension ParishGovernment at the Ascen-sion Parish GovernmentPurchasing Office, 615 E.Worthey Street, Gonzales,Louisiana 70737 (mailingaddress PO Box 2392, Gon-zales, LA 70707-2392) untilAugust 25, 2020 at 10:00a.m. local time. The bidswill be publicly openedand read aloud for the fol-lowing project:

Parish Utilities ofAscension (PUA)

Water Plant Offices andLab Renovations

UTL -18-002

Statement of Work:The project consists ofselective demolition,and renovation of thesecond floor includingaddition of a room, airconditioning, lights andrelated works for a labo-ratory including a breakroom at the water plant

building located inDonaldsonville.

All Bids must be in ac-cordance with the Con-tract Documents on fileat the Ascension ParishPurchasing Department,615 E. Worthey Road,Gonzales, Louisiana70737.

Copies of Specifications,Bid Documents, ContractDocuments and Construc-tion Drawings for use inpreparing Bids may be ob-tained from Ascension Par-ish Project Manager and orMB Design Consultants,LLC, upon payment ofNinety Five Dollars($95.00) per set madepayable to MB DesignConsultants, LLC or freeif electronic copy re-quested and media pro-vided. Documents can bemailed to bidders with aprovided shipping accountnumber. No refunds willbe made for returneddrawings.

Where bids are to be re-ceived on forms furnishedby the awarding authority,no contract documentsshall be issued to anyoneexcept a Licensed Contrac-tor or his authorized Rep-resentatives. In no eventshall any documents forbidding be issued laterthan seventy-two (72)hours prior to the hourand date set for receiv-ing bids.

Each bid must be submit-ted in a sealed envelopebearing on the outside thename of the bidder,his/her address, contrac-tor’s state license numberand the name of the proj-ect for which the bid issubmitted. If forwarded bymail, the sealed envelopecontaining the bid must beenclosed in another enve-lope addressed to the As-cension Parish Purchas-ing Department, 615 E.Worthey, Gonzales, Loui-siana (P.O. Box 2392,Gonzales, Louisiana70707), mailed certifiedmail and must be receivedno later than the bid open-ing.

Contractors desiring to bidshall submit to the ProjectManager, with their re-quest for Contract Docu-ments, contract docu-ments deposit and evi-dence that they hold StateLicense of proper classifi-cation and in full force andeffect.

Bid security in the amountof five percent (5%) of theTotal Bid must accompanyeach Bid, and shall bemade payable to the Own-er.

The Owner reserves theright to waive any informa-lities or to reject any or allbids.

No bidder may withdrawhis bid within forty-five(45) days after the actualdate of opening thereof.

A Mandatory Pre-BidC o n f e r e n c e ( s ) will beheld on Wednesday August12, 2020 at 10:00 AM at thejob site (38 Veterans Blvd,Donaldsonville, LA 70346).

All questions regardingthis project and the bidpackage shall be submit-ted to the Purchasing De-partment via [email protected] by 4:00 PM on Fri-day, August 14, 2020. Re-sponses will be coordinat-ed with the Engineer andthe Project Manager andposted on the www.centralauctionhouse.com by4:00 PM on Tuesday August18, 2020.

In addition to paper bids,electronic bids and elec-tronic bid bonds for thefollowings project will bedownloaded by the Ascen-sion Parish Purchasing De-partment. Electronic bidsand electronic bid bondsmust be submittedthrough www.centralauct ionhouse .com prior tothe electronic biddingdeadline. Beginning at_10:00 AM (Local time) onAugust 25, 2020 all bids willbe downloaded. No bidsare accepted after 10:00AM (Local time)

RS 38:2218. Evidence ofgood faith; countersigningA. The public entity adver-tising for bids for workshall require the bidders toattach a certified check,cashier’s check, or bidbond for not more thanfive percent of the con-tract price of work to bedone, as an evidence ofgood faith of the bidder.The public entity advertis-ing for bids for work mayrequire the bidders to at-tach a certified check,cashier’s check, or bidbond for not more thanfive percent of the estimat-ed price of supplies or ma-terials, as evidence ofgood faith of the bidder.

To address the above re-quirement for electronicbids Ascension Parish Gov-ernment will allow elec-tronic bids submitted viathe parish approved on--line bid site to be submit-ted as follows:A. A copy of the bid bondmust be attached to biddocument submitted elec-tronicallyB. The original bid bonddocument must be re-ceived in our office no lat-er than 48 hours after bidopening date and time (As-cension Parish PurchasingDepartment,615 E.Worthey, Gonzales, Louisi-ana (P.O. Box 2392, Gon-zales, Louisiana 70707)

C. The bid-bond envelopemust be clearly labeled asa “Bid Bond” with the proj-ect name, vendor’s nameas it appears on the biddocuments and address.

All addenda, Amendments,Letters of Clarification, andWithdrawal Notices will beposted online in additionto electronic copies beingdistributed. Constructionproposal information maybe accessed via the inter-net at www.centralauctionhouse.com. Users mustclick on Login and create aNew User Registration toview and download draw-ings. Once logged in, usersmust click on AscensionParish Government to viewcurrent advertisement list-ings. This listing is titled“PARISH UTILITIES OF AS-CENSION (PUA) WATERPLANT OFFICES AND LABRENOVATIONS”. Registeredusers will have access toview project information,submit a question con-cerning the project, andview the drawings. All proj-ect specific notices arefound here. It will be theresponsibility of the bidderto check for updates. Allsubmitted questions willbe forwarded by email tothe Project Manager for aresponse.



The Parish of Ascension re-serves the right to disqual-if id

ify any Bid, response to aRequest for Qualifications,or Request for Proposals ifit is determined that thesubmitting business entityis not in good standingwith the Louisiana Secreta-ry of State or is not author-ized to do business in theState of Louisiana.



448905-jul 30-aug 13-3t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

The Interlocal PurchasingSystem (TIPS) has postedprocurement solicitationsat www.tips-usa.com forthe following categories:

200801 Auditorium, Stadi-um, Field Seating, Bleach-ers and Installation Serv-ices (2 Part with JOC)200802 Heavy Duty andMedium Duty Trucks andTrailers200803 Heavy Duty andMedium Duty Truck andTrailer Parts and Services200804 Medical Equip-ment, Supplies and Serv-ices200805 Science Equipmentand Supplies200806 Holiday and Spe-cial Event Lighting

Proposals are due and willbe opened on September18, 2020 at 3:00 pm localtime. Call 866-839-8477 forproblems with website orquestions.

449520-aug 6-1t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

BID NOTICE

Sealed bids will be re-ceived by Ascension ParishGovernment at the Ascen-sion Parish GovernmentPurchasing Office, 615 E.Worthey Street, Gonzales,Louisiana 70737 (mailingaddress PO Box 2392, Gon-zales, LA 70707-2392) until,August 26, 2020, at 10:00a.m. local time. Unlesssubmitting bid via online,each bid must be submit-ted in a sealed envelopebearing on the outside thename of the Bidder, Bidde-r’s address, and the nameof the material/project forwhich the bid is submitted.The bids will be publiclyopened and read aloud forthe following:

Crack Sealing Material

Crack sealant meeting thespecification for NUVO CSFormulation C, as pro-duced by Maxwell Prod-ucts Incorporated. NUVOCS Formulation C is a hotpolymer modified asphaltcrack sealant. Sealant willbe supplied in a solid statewithin a meltable contain-er. Material will be self--leveling at applicationtemperature. Sealant willbe supplied in a solid statewithin a meltable contain-er. The sealant shall be ina package that can bedumped directly into thehopper without the need tounwrap. To be clear, thewrapping on the sealantmust melt in the hopperand be harmless to themachine dispensing thesealant. Material will beself-leveling at applicationtemperature.

NOTE: Bids shall be sub-mitted based on a perpound price only.

NOTE: Bidders shall usethe Material Unit PriceForm provided for a bidsubmissions.

NOTE: Material will be de-livered to the following:

1. Ascension Parish PublicWorks Department locatedat 42077 Church PointRoad, Gonzales, Louisiana70737.

NOTE: The bid shall be val-id for a period one (1) yearfrom the date of ParishCouncil approval.

LA. R.S. 38:2212(F) (2)Whenever in specificationsthe name of a certainbrand, make, manufactur-er, or definite specifica-tions utilized, the specifi-cations, shall state clearlythat they do not restrictbidders to the specificbrand, make, manufactur-er, or specification named;that they are used only toset forth and convey toprospective bidders thegeneral style, type charac-ter, and quality of theproduct desired and thatequivalent products will beacceptable…

Specif icat ions/biddingdocuments may be ob-tained at the AscensionParish Government, Pur-chasing Department locat-ed at 615 E. Worthey Street,Gonzales, Louisiana 70737.Electronic Bids are accept-ed at Central Bidding http://www.centralauctionhouse .com. For questionsrelated to the electronicbidding process, pleasecall Central Bidding at(225) 810-4814. All adden-da, corrections, and re-sponses to this public no-tice shall be posted to http://www.centralauctionhouse.com. Ascension Par-ish Government shall notbe responsible if the bid-der cannot complete andsubmit a bid due to failureor incomplete delivery ofthe files submitted via theinternet.




451471-aug 6-13-20-3t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

The Livingston Parish Sher-iff’s Office, 20300 Govern-ment Blvd, Livingston, Lou-isiana (hereafter referredto as Sheriff or Parish), in-vites interested parties tosubmit proposals to pro-vide Administrative Serv-ices for the CoronavirusAid, Relief, and EconomicSecurity Act (“CARES AC-T”). The Project is locatedin the Parish of Livingston.The amount currently allo-cated to the Sheriff is to bedetermined.

In order to effectively ad-minister and manage theprogram, the Sheriff is so-liciting proposals fromqualified and experiencedfirms to provide grantmanagement and adminis-trative services.

The procedures for the se-

lection of this firm will bein accordance with theprocurement requirementsof federal and state guide-lines (under emergencydeclaration). All responseswill be evaluated in ac-cordance with the selec-tion criteria identified inthe Request for ProposalsPacket. The Packet alsoidentifies the PreliminaryScope of Services to beperformed by the selectedfirm.

Livingston Parish Sheriff’sOffice will begin contractnegotiations immediatelyfollowing selection of suc-cessful respondent. Due totime constraints with theCARES ACT application pe-riod and deadlines this willbe an abbreviated and ac-celerated procurementprocess. Interested par-ties are encouraged to re-spond in a timely manner.Interested parties are in-vited to secure a Requestfor Proposals Packet fromthe Livingston Parish Sher-iff’s Office, Attn: Chief Fi-nancial Officer JamieFelder, 20300 GovernmentBlvd, Livingston, LA 70754or by email [email protected]. Proposal packets maybe obtained upon requestbeginning August 6, 2020,or in person at the aboveaddress. Responses to thisRequest must be hand de-livered or mailed to theLivingston Parish Sheriff’sOffice at the above-namedaddress in such a mannerthat it is received no laterthan 10:00am, on Thurs-day, August 13, 2020, con-tact person Chief FinancialOfficer Jamie Felder. Handdelivery of a sealed re-sponse is strongly encour-aged, due to the time sen-sitivity of this request.Late proposals will not beaccepted. The contract willbe awarded on Friday Au-gust 14, 2020 with work tobegin immediately uponaward.

Small and/or minorityowned firms, HUD Section3 firms, and women’s busi-ness enterprises are en-couraged to participate.Livingston Parish Sheriff’sOffice is an Equal Opportu-nity Employer.

451491-aug 6-10-5t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

ADVERTISEMENT FORBIDS

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RE-CEIVED for Transit MobileTicketing Solution, Monroecity transit until the Hourof 1:45 P.M. Wednesday,September 2, 2020 in thePURCHASING DIVISION ofthe City of Monroe locatedin the Central Warehouse,1014 Grammont Street,Monroe, LA. 71201. All bidsreceived will be open andread aloud in the Purchas-ing Division via WebEx, at2:45 p.m. for furnishing theCity of Monroe.

In accordance with Stateof Louisiana Executive De-partment ProclamationNumber JBE 2020-41, in per-son bid attendance is pro-hibited. Video attendanceis provided by opening thefollowing link:

https://meetingsamer4.webex.com/meetingsamer4/j.php?MTID=m6e5da7b4345db29ead8874c1514ab0b7

Meeting password:QzV28SbCRN2 (79828722from video systems)

Meeting number (accesscode): 126 677 4278,

A ONE (1) YEAR CONTRACTWITH THE OPTION OF TWORENEWALS, IF TERMS ANDCONDITIONS REMAIN THESAME FOR

Transit Mobile TicketingSolution – Monroe TransitSystem

As per specifications onfile, gratis:

THE CITY OF MONROEPURCHASING DIVISION

1014 GRAMMONT STREETMONROE, LOUISIANA

70201(318) 329-2222

EVIDENCE OF AUTHORITYTO SUBMIT THE BID SHALLBE REQUIRED INACCORANCE WITH LA RS38:2212 (A)(1)(C).

EACH BID MUST BE SEALEDAND PLAINLY MARKEDWITH THE BID NUMBER,COMPANY LICENSE NUM-BER AND THE COMPANY’SRETURN ADDRESS.

NO LATE BIDS WILL BE AC-CEPTED. The City of Mon-roe reserves the right toreject any and all bids pur-suant to STATE OF LOUISIA-NA LAW la RS 38.

This Contract is subject tothe requirements of Title49, Code of Federal Regula-tions, Part 26, Participationby Disadvantaged Busi-ness Enterprises in Depart-ment of Transportation Fi-nancial Assistance Pro-grams. The national goalfor participation of Disad-vantaged Business Enter-prises (DBE) is 10%. Thereis not a DBE goal in thisproject.

THIS BID CAN BE OBTAINEDELECTRONICALLY ON WWW.QuestCDN.COM.

SUCCESSFUL BIDDER WILLHAVE TO PROVIDE APERFROMANCE. The biddershall provide with the pro-posal a listing of both au-tomobile and personal lia-bility insurance coveragecurrently in force, alongwith a copy of a Certificateof Insurance as verificationof that coverage prior tocontact execution.

In the event the owner de-termines that the low bid-der’s coverage in force isinadequate, the ownermay require the low bidderto procure additional cov-erage in accordance withthe requirements a speci-fied herin.

Ebony K. MoreheadCity of MonroeDepartment ofAdministration

SEALED BID # 2021-00000016

451582-aug 6-20-3t

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SEALED BIDS WILL BE RE-CEIVED for AutonomousWheelchair SecurementSystem, Monroe city trans-it until the Hour of 1:45 P.M.Wednesday, September 2,2020 in the PURCHASINGDIVISION of the City ofMonroe located in the Cen-tral Warehouse, 1014Grammont Street, Monroe,LA. 71201. All bids receivedwill be open and readaloud in the Purchasing Di-vision via WebEx, at 2:15p.m. for furnishing the Cityof Monroe.

In accordance with Stateof Louisiana Executive De-partment ProclamationNumber JBE 2020-41, in per-son bid attendance is pro-hibited. Video attendanceis provided by opening thefollowing link:

https://meetingsamer4.webex.com/meetingsamer4/j.php?MTID=m23f3e55b86d78726b4069db09f4dba7e

Meeting password:Saf8ACTCF68 (72382282from video systems)

Meeting number (accesscode): 126 030 0439,

A ONE (1) YEAR CONTRACTWITH THE OPTION OF TWORENEWALS, IF TERMS ANDCONDITIONS REMAIN THESAME FOR

Autonomous WheelchairSecurement System – Mon-roe Transit System

As per specifications onfile, gratis:

THE CITY OF MONROEPURCHASING DIVISION

1014 GRAMMONT STREETMONROE, LOUISIANA

70201(318) 329-2222

EVIDENCE OF AUTHORITYTO SUBMIT THE BID SHALLBE REQUIRED INACCORANCE WITH LA RS38:2212 (A)(1)(C).

EACH BID MUST BE SEALEDAND PLAINLY MARKEDWITH THE BID NUMBER,COMPANY LICENSE NUM-BER AND THE COMPANY’SRETURN ADDRESS.

NO LATE BIDS WILL BE AC-CEPTED. The City of Mon-roe reserves the right toreject any and all bids pur-suant to STATE OF LOUISIA-NA LAW la RS 38.

This Contract is subject tothe requirements of Title49, Code of Federal Regula-tions, Part 26, Participationby Disadvantaged Busi-ness Enterprises in Depart-ment of Transportation Fi-nancial Assistance Pro-grams. The national goalfor participation of Disad-vantaged Business Enter-prises (DBE) is 10%. Thereis not a DBE goal in thisproject.

THIS BID CAN BE OBTAINEDELECTRONICALLY ON WWW.QuestCDN.COM.

SUCCESSFUL BIDDER WILLHAVE TO PROVIDE APERFROMANCE. The biddershall provide with the pro-posal a listing of both au-tomobile and personal lia-bility insurance coveragecurrently in force, alongwith a copy of a Certificateof Insurance as verificationof that coverage prior tocontact execution.

In the event the owner de-termines that the low bid-der’s coverage in force isinadequate, the ownermay require the low bidderto procure additional cov-erage in accordance withthe requirements a speci-fied herin.

Ebony K. MoreheadCity of MonroeDepartment ofAdministration

SEALED BID # 2021-00000015

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PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

Invitation to Bid

SEALED PROPOSALS ASLISTED BELOWWILL BE RE-CEIVED BY THE PURCHAS-ING DEPARTMENT AT:LSU HEALTH SCIENCES

CENTER433 BOLIVAR STREET ROOM

623NEW ORLEANS, LA 70112

(504) 568-6261

UNTIL TIMES AND DATESINDICATED, AT WHICH TIMEAND PLACE THE PROPOS-ALS WILL BE OPENED ANDREAD:

BID TITLE:MEB 3RD FLOOR

SEMINAR 5 AUDIOVISUAL UPGRADE

BID NUMBER: 002374

BID OPENING DATE: AU-GUST 27, 2020 @ 2:00PM

ALL INQUIRES AND RE-QUESTS FOR SPECIFICA-TIONS SHOULD BE AD-DRESSED VIA EMAIL TO:[email protected]

SPECIFICATIONS MAY BEOBTAINED FROM THE PUR-CHASING DEPARTMENT.THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TOREJECT ANY AND ALL BIDSAND TO WAIVE INFORMALI-TIES.

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19th JUDICIAL DISTRICTCOURT

PARISH OF EAST BATONROUGE

STATE OF LOUISIANA

NUMBER: P-107895SEC: “__22__”

IN RE:SUCCESSION OF KEITH

JEROME THIERRY

NOTICE OF APPLICATIONTO SELL IMMOVABLE

PROPERTY AT PRIVATESALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY giventhat Carl LawrenceThierry, the duly appointedacting and qualified Execu-tor of the Succession ofKeith Jerome Thierry, haspursuant to the provisionsof Code of Civil ProcedureArticle 3281 petitioned thisHonorable Court for au-thority to sell, at privatesale for the price of SixtyThousand and0/100($60,000.00) Dollarspayable in full at the Act ofSale, as per the agreementthe following immovableproperty to-wit:

That certain piece orportion of ground, to-gether with all the build-ings and improvementsthereon, and all therights, ways, privileges,servitudes, appurtenan-ces and advantagesthereunto belonging orin anywise appertaining,situated in the Parish ofEast Baton Rouge, Stateof Louisiana designatedas LOT NO. TWO HUN-DRED FIFTY NINE (259)OF SUBSECTION A OFSECTION 5 of PLEAS-ANT HILLS SUBDIVISIONImprovements bear themunicipal address of9621 Foster Road, BatonRouge, La 70811

NOW THEREFORE, in ac-cordance with the lawmade and provided in suchcases, notice is hereby giv-en, that Carl LawrenceThierry, the duly appointedacting and qualified Execu-tor of the Succession ofKeith Jerome Thierry, pro-poses to sell the aforesaidimmovable property forthe price and subject tothe conditions stipulatedhereinabove. Any opposi-tion to this sale must befiled with the Clerk ofCourt, East /Baton Parish,State of Louisiana withinSeven (7) days of the lastpublication of this notice.

Notice requested this 3rd

day of August, 2020, BatonRouge, Louisiana

RESPECTFULLY SUBMIT-TED:

BY: Daniel Frazier, Jr.DANIEL FRAZIER, JR., 5834ATTORNEY FOR ESTATEP. O. BOX 1748.BATON ROUGE, LA 70821(225) [email protected]

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PUBLIC NOTICELOUISIANA DEPARTMENT

OF ENVIRONMENTALQUALITY (LDEQ)

ECO SERVICES OPERA-TIONS CORP.-DE; BATON

ROUGE PLANTDRAFT HAZARDOUS

WASTE OPERATING RE-NEWAL PERMIT

The LDEQ, Office of Envi-ronmental Services, is ac-cepting written commentson the draft hazardouswaste operating renewalpermit for Eco Services Op-erations Corp.-DE, 1301 Air-line Highway, Baton Rouge,LA 70805 for the continueduse of the combustionunits, container storageareas, and tanks that man-age hazardous waste. Thefacility is located at 1301Airline Highway, BatonRouge in East BatonRouge Parish.

Eco Services OperationsCorp.-DE proposes to re-new its existing hazardouswaste RCRA operating per-mit for its Baton RougePlant.

Eco Services OperationsCorp.-DE is the owner andoperator of the BatonRouge Plant. Eco Services’Baton Rouge Plant produ-ces various strengths andgrades of sulfuric acid andoleum using two separatespray-burning sulfuric acidregeneration units(SARUs). The recyclingprocess for each unit re-quires the use of an indus-trial furnace for the proc-ess to take place. The fur-naces utilize natural gasas the primary fuel. How-ever, high and low BTU liq-uid hazardous wastes arealso treated in the SARUs.The exisiting hazardouswaste management unitsat this facility include: twocombustion units, sixtanks, and fivecontainer/drum storageareas, which are the sub-jects of the renewal per-mit.

Comments and requestsfor a public hearing or no-tification of the final deci-sion can be submitted viapersonal delivery, U.S.mail, email, or fax. Com -ments and requests forpublic hearings must bereceived by 4:30 pm CST,Thursday, September 22,2 0 2 0 . Delivery may bemade to the drop-box at602 N. 5th St., Baton Rouge,LA 70802. U.S. Mail may besent to LDEQ, Public Partic-ipation Group, P.O. Box4313, Baton Rouge, LA70821-4313. Emails may besubmitted to [email protected] and faxessent to (225) 219-3309. Per-sons wishing to receive no-tice of the final permit ac-tion must include a com-plete mailing addresswhen submitting com-ments.

Please see additional in-structions for commentsubmission, hand deliveryand information regardingelectronic submission at http://www.deq.louisiana.go v / p a g e / t h e - p u b l i c -participation-group or call(225) 219-3276.

If LDEQ finds a significantdegree of public interest, apublic hearing will be held.LDEQ will send notificationof the final permit decisionto the applicant and toeach person who has sub-mitted written commentsor a written request for no-tification of the final deci-sion.

The draft permitting actionand related documents areavailable for review at theLDEQ, Public Records Cen-ter, 602 North 5th Street,Baton Rouge, LA. Viewinghours are from 8:00 a.m. to4:30 p.m., Monday throughFriday (except holidays).The available informa-tion can also be ac-cessed electronically onthe Electronic DocumentManagement System(EDMS) on the DEQ pub-lic website at www.deq.louisiana.gov.

Additional copies may bereviewed at the East BatonRouge Parish Library -Scotlandville Branch, 7373Scenic Highway, BatonRouge, LA 70807.

Previous notices have beenpublished in the The Advo-cate on Friday, August 7,2018.

Inquiries or requests foradditional information re-garding this permit actionshould be directed to Da-rius Tammami, LDEQ,Waste Permits Division,P.O. Box 4313, Baton Rouge,LA 70821-4313, phone (225)219-3089.

Persons wishing to be in-cluded on the LDEQ permitpublic notice mailing list,wishing to receive the per-mit public notices viaemail by subscribing to theLDEQ permits public noticeList Server, or for otherpublic participation relatedquestions should contactthe Public ParticipationGroup in writing at LDEQ,P.O. Box 4313, BatonRouge, LA 70821-4313, byemail at [email protected] or contact theLDEQ Customer ServiceCenter at (225) 219-LDEQ(219-5337).

Permit public notices in-cluding electronic ac-cess to the draft permitand associated informa-tion can be viewed on theLDEQ permits publicwebpage at http://www.deq.louisiana.gov/public-notices and general infor-mation related to the pub-lic participation in permit-ting activities can beviewed at. http://www.deq.louisiana.gov/page/the-public-participation-group.

All correspondence shouldspecify AI Number 1314,Permit NumberLAD008161234-OP-RN-2,and Activity NumberPER20180004.

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CECOS INTERNATIONAL,INC. / CECOSLIVINGSTON

RECEIPT OF RCRAAPPLICATION

The LDEQ, Office of Envi-ronmental Services has ac-cepted for review and writ-ten comment a HazardousWaste Post-Closure PermitRenewal Application, fromCECOS International Inc.,

28422 Frost Road, Living-ston, LA 70754 for the Liv-ingston Facility. The appli-cation was received onMarch 20, 2020. The fa-cility is located at 28422Frost Road in Livingston,Livingston Parish. Thecontact for the facility isJoey Hebert at (225) 686-1096.

CECOS International Inc.,proposes to renew its Haz-ardous Waste Post-ClosurePermit at its CECOS Living-ston Facility and revise itsPart A of its Permit Appli-cation.

A copy of the permit appli-cation is available for re-view at the LDEQ, PublicRecords Center, 602 North5th Street, Baton Rouge,LA. Viewing hours arefrom 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Monday-Friday (exceptholidays). The availableinformation can also beaccessed electronicallyon the Electronic Docu-ment Management Sys-tem (EDMS) on the DEQpublic website at www.deq.louisiana.gov.

The application can alsobe reviewed at the Living-ston Parish Library – Head-quarters, 20390 Iowa St.,Livingston, LA 70754.

Inquiries or requests foradditional information re-garding this applicationshould be directed to DellaSmith, LDEQ, OES, Environ-mental Assistance Divi-sion, P.O. Box 4313, BatonRouge, LA 70821-4313,phone (225) 219-3288.

Persons wishing to be in-cluded on the LDEQ permitpublic notice mailing list,wishing to receive the per-mit public notices viaemail by subscribing to theLDEQ permits public noticeList Server, or for otherpublic participation relatedquestions should contactthe Public ParticipationGroup in writing at LDEQ,P.O. Box 4313, BatonRouge, LA 70821-4313, byemail at [email protected] or contactthe LDEQ Customer ServiceCenter at (225) 219-LDEQ(219-5337).

Please see additional in-structions for commentsubmission, hand deliveryand information regardingelectronic submission at http://www.deq.louisiana.go v / p a g e / t h e - p u b l i c -participation-group or call(225) 219-3276. Personswishing to receive noticeof the final permit actionmust include a completemailing address when sub-mitting comments.

Permit public noticescan be viewed at the LDEQpermits public noticewebpage at http://www.deq.louisiana.gov/public-notices and general infor-mation related to the pub-lic participation in permit-ting activities can beviewed at. http://www.deq.louisiana.gov/page/the-public-participation-group.

All correspondenceshould specify AI Num-ber 323, Permit NumberLAD000698298-PC-RN-1,and Activity NumberPER20200001.

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BASF CORPORATION -GEISMAR SITE

DRAFT HAZARDOUSWASTE POST-CLOSURE

RENEWAL PERMIT

The LDEQ, Office of Envi-ronmental Services, is ac-cepting written commentson the draft hazardouswaste post-closure renew-al permit for BASF Corpo-ration, 8404 Highway 75,Geismar, LA 70734 for thecontinued maintenanceand monitoring of oneclosed surface impound-ment (Secondary Waste-water Treatment Facility).The facility is located at8404 Highway 75,Geismar in AscensionParish.

BASF Corporation propos-es to renew its existinghazardous waste RCRApost-closure permit for itsGeismar Site.

BASF Corporation is theowner and operator of theGeismar Site. BASF Corpo-ration’s Geismar Site man-ufactures the followingchemical products/intermediates: amines, di-ols, polyalcohols, acids,and specialties. In addi-tion, BASF Corporation –Geismar Site also main-tains and monitors oneclosed surface impound-ment comprised of 9.40acres, which is the subjectof the renewal permit.

Comments and requestsfor a public hearing or no-tification of the final deci-sion can be submitted viapersonal delivery, U.S.mail, email, or fax. Com-ments and requests forpublic hearings must bereceived by 4:30 pm CST, ,Monday, September 21,2020. Delivery may bemade to the drop-box at602 N. 5th St., Baton Rouge,LA 70802. U.S. Mail may besent to LDEQ, Public Partic-ipation Group, P.O. Box4313, Baton Rouge, LA70821-4313. Emails may besubmitted to [email protected] and faxessent to (225) 219-3309. Per-sons wishing to receive no-tice of the final permit ac-tion must include a com-plete mailing addresswhen submitting com-ments.

Please see additional in-structions for commentsubmission, hand deliveryand information regardingelectronic submission at http://www.deq.louisiana.go v / p a g e / t h e - p u b l i c -participation-group or call(225) 219-3276.

If LDEQ finds a significantdegree of public interest, apublic hearing will be held.LDEQ will send notificationof the final permit decisionto the applicant and toeach person who has sub-mitted written commentsor a written request for no-tification of the final deci-sion.

The draft permitting actionand related documents areavailable for review at theLDEQ, Public Records Cen-ter, 602 North 5th Street,Baton Rouge, LA. Viewinghours are from 8:00 a.m. to4:30 p.m., Monday throughFriday (except holidays).The available informationcan also be accessed elec-tronically on the ElectronicDocument ManagementSystem (EDMS) on the DEQpublic website at www.deq.louisiana.gov.

Additional copies may bereviewed at the AscensionParish Library - GonzalesBranch, 708 South IrmaBoulevard, Gonzales, LA70737.

Previous notices have beenpublished in the Advocateand Gonzales Weekly onThursday, May 23, 2019.

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Description of Basic Work:All work necessary to con-struct a new access roadand parking lot for the EdReed Park. The limits ofconstruction are theconnection to ShortStreet and the north-westerly edge of theparking lot and accessroad as shown on theDrawings.

Bids: Separate sealed Bidswill be received by the ST.CHARLES PARISH COUNCILRECORDS OFFICE, Parish ofSt. Charles, 15045 RiverRoad, Courthouse 3rdFloor, Hahnville, Louisiana,70057, either by registeredor certified mail with re-turn receipt requested, orhand delivered, or elec-tronically submitted at www.centralbidding.com, nolater than 10:00 a.m. lo-cal time on September15, 2020 . Promptly there-after, the bids will be pub-licly opened and readaloud in the Council Cham-bers of the St. Charles Par-ish Court House. The Own-er reserves the right to re-ject any and all Bids in ac-cordance with the PublicBid Law, and to disregardall nonconforming,nonresponsive, unbal-anced or conditional Bids.

Bidding Documents: TheBidding Documents (Con-tract Documents, Specifi-cations and Drawings) areavailable to Contractorswho are properly licensedin Louisiana or to bona fidesuppliers of materials andequipment for purchaseand/or review at the officeof the Owner for the con-tract, River Oaks Drive,Destrehan, LA.

A payment of $ 100.00 incash or check payable tothe Owner will be requiredfor each complete set ofthe Bidding Documents.This payment is refundableas provided in theLa.R.S.38:2212(D).

Pre Bid Conference: Therewill not be a Pre-Bid Con-ference.

Each bidder must depositwith his/her bid, securityin the amount equal to fivepercent (5%) of the totalbid in the form of a certi-fied check, cashier’s checkor bid bond. If the bid issubmitted electronicallyand a certified or cashier’scheck is used for bid bond,then the actual check shallbe delivered to the ST.CHARLES PARISH COUNCILRECORDS OFFICE, Parish ofSt. Charles, 15045 RiverRoad, Courthouse 3rdFloor, Hahnville, Louisiana,70057. Electronic bids shallcontain all the same docu-ments that are required ina physically delivered bid.

The outside of the bid en-velope must contain thesubmitting firm’s name,Louisiana Contractors Li-cense Number, the St.Charles Parish ProjectNumber, and the St.Charles Parish Project Ti-tle.

St. Charles Parish is anEqual Opportunity Employ-er. We encourage all smalland minority-owned firmsand women’s business en-terprises to participate inthis solicitation.

Any person with disabili-ties requiring special ac-commodations must con-tact the St. Charles ParishCouncil Office at 985-783-5000 no later than seven(7) days prior to bid open-ing.

St. Charles Parish CouncilMatthew Jewell,Parish President

Advertisement Source andDates:

St. Charles Herald GuideSt. Charles Parish WebsiteCentral Auction HouseThe Daily Journal of Com-merceThe Times-Picayune/TheNew Orleans AdvocateThe Advocate (BatonRouge)McGraw-Hill Dodge of HotSpringsConstruct Connect

Thursday, August 13, 2020Thursday, August 20, 2020Thursday, August 27, 2020

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REQUEST FORPROPOSALS

ASCENSION PARISH –GROUNDS MAINTENANCE

SERVICES

Request for Proposals willbe received by the Ascen-sion Parish Government atthe Ascension Parish Gov-ernment Purchasing Office,615 East Worthey Street,Gonzales, Louisiana 70737(mailing address PO Box2392, Gonzales, La 70707-2392), until September 03,2020 at 4:00 p.m. local timefor the following:

The Parish of Ascensionhereby issues a Requestfor Proposals (RFP) fromqualified Businesses toprovide ProfessionalGrounds MaintenanceServices to Twenty-three(23) locations across As-cension Parish, includingthe median of Airline High-way from Manchac Bridgeto the City of Gonzales.Businesses who are a Loui-siana or Foreign LLC orCorporation should be ap-propriately registered withthe Louisiana Secretary ofState, as contemplated byTitle 12 of the LouisianaRevised Statures.

Businesses who are inter-ested in providing servicesrequested under this RFPmust submit one (1)signed unbounded origi-nal and seven (7) boundcopies of qualificationsby the date and timespecif ied . The informa-tion shall be received inhard copy (printed) ver-sion. Failure to submit therequired number of copiesmay result in a finding ofnon-conformance. Origi-nals should be clearlymarked.

Specif icat ions/biddingdocuments may be ob-tained at the AscensionParish Government, Pur-chasing Office, 615 EastWorthey Street, Gonzales,Louisiana 70737. ElectronicRequest for Qualificationsare accepted at CentralBidding, http://www.centra lauc t ionhouse .com .For questions related tothe electronic biddingprocess, please call Cen-tral Bidding at 225-810-4814. All addenda, correc-tions, and responses tothis public notice shall beposted to http://www.centralauctionhouse.com.

The Ascension Parish Gov-ernment shall not be re-sponsible if the bidder can-not complete and submitan RFP due to failure or in-complete delivery of thefiles submitted via the in-ternet.

The Parish of Ascension re-serves the right to disqual-ify any Bid, response to Re-quest for Qualifications, orRequest for Proposals if itis not authorized to do

business in the State ofLouisiana.

Ascension Parish Govern-ment reserves the right toreject any and allbid/proposals for justcause.

Ascension ParishGovernmentCLINT COINTMENT,PARISH PRESIDENT

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BIDS TO BE OPENED:10am – Monday –September 14, 2020

NOTICE

The Purchasing Division,East Baton Rouge ParishSheriff’s Office, Suite 200,Jackie Cochran Building,Parish of East Baton Rougewill receive sealed bids,until 10am / Monday– Sep-tember 14, 2020or the following:

“SALE OF WEAPON”

A PRE – BID CONFERENCEwill be held at East BatonRouge Sheriff’s PistolRange, 999 West IreneRoad Zachary, LA 70791 at9:00am Friday August 21,2020 At precisely10am / Monday – Septem-ber 14, 2020they will bepublicly opened and readaloud in Suite 200, JackieCochran Building. Bid pro-posals, amendments to bidor request for withdrawalof bids received after timespecified for bid openingshall not be considered forany cause whatsoever.Bidders or their authorizedrepresentatives are invitedto be present. No other in-formation or tabulationswill be available untilawards are made after allbids are fully checked as tospecifications and accura-cy. We reserve the right todivide items to avail our-selves of the low bid.

The bid proposal is firm fora period of sixty (60) daysfrom the opening of bidsand no bid proposal can bewithdrawn for any reasonduring this period of time.

Full information and bidspecifications may be ob-tained upon request fromthe Purchasing Division,East Baton Rouge ParishSheriff’s Office, P. O. Box3277, Baton Rouge, La70821 by phone at (225) 389-4833, and information alsoavailable on line and bidsmay also be submitted online at https://www.centralbidding.com

The right to reject any andall bids and waive informa-lities is reserved.

Bid# 1037

EAST BATON ROUGE PAR-ISH SHERIFF’S OFFICEStephin Henderson,Purchasing Department

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The Parish of St. Charles,hereby advertises bids forconstruction of Ama Drain-age Improvements as fol-lows:

Owner: St. Charles Parish

Project Title: Ama Drain-age Improvements

Project No.: P150801-2

Principal Work Location:Ama Pump Station(±2,800 feet south ofPats Ct., Ama, LA 70031)

Description of Basic Work:Construct new pump sta-tion and tie-back system atAma Pump Station as out-lined in the constructionplans.

Bids: Separate sealed Bidswill be received by the ST.CHARLES PARISH COUNCILRECORDS OFFICE, Parish ofSt. Charles, 15045 RiverRoad, Courthouse 3rdFloor, Hahnville, Louisiana,70057, either by registeredor certified mail with re-turn receipt requested, orhand delivered, or elec-tronically submitted at www.centralbidding.com, nolater than 10:00 a.m. lo-cal time on September15, 2020 . Promptly there-after, the bids will be pub-licly opened and readaloud in the Council Cham-bers of the St. Charles Par-ish Court House. The Own-er reserves the right to re-ject any and all Bids in ac-cordance with the PublicBid Law, and to disregardall nonconforming,nonresponsive, unbal-anced or conditional Bids.

Bidding Documents: TheBidding Documents (Con-tract Documents, Specifi-cations and Drawings) areavailable to Contractorswho are properly licensedin Louisiana or to bona fidesuppliers of materials andequipment for purchaseand/or review at the officeof the Engineer for the con-tract, Danny J. Hebert, P.E.,L.L.C., 14433 River Road,Hahnville, LA 70057.

A payment of $ 100.00 incash or check payable tothe Engineer will be re-quired for each completeset of the Bidding Docu-ments. This payment isrefundable as provided inthe La.R.S.38:2212(D).

Pre Bid Conference: A PreBid Conference to discussthe scope of the projectand the requirements ofthe Bidding and ContractDocuments will be held onSeptember 4, 2020 at 10:00a.m. the Edward A. DufreneCommunity Center, 274Judge Edward DufreneParkway, Luling, Louisi-ana. Attendance of thePre-Bid Conference isHighly Recommended.

Each bidder must depositwith his/her bid, securityin the amount equal to fivepercent (5%) of the totalbid in the form of a certi-fied check, cashier’s checkor bid bond. If the bid issubmitted electronicallyand a certified or cashier’scheck is used for bid bond,then the actual check shallbe delivered to the ST.CHARLES PARISH COUNCILRECORDS OFFICE, Parish ofSt. Charles, 15045 RiverRoad, Courthouse 3rdFloor, Hahnville, Louisiana,70057. Electronic bids shallcontain all the same docu-ments that are required ina physically delivered bid.

The outside of the bid en-velope must contain thesubmitting firm’s name,Louisiana Contractors Li-cense Number, the St.Charles Parish ProjectNumber, and the St.Charles Parish Project Ti-tle.

St. Charles Parish is anEqual Opportunity Employ-er. We encourage all smalland minority-owned firmsand women’s business en-terprises to participate inthis solicitation.

Any person with disabili-

ties requiring special ac-commodations must con-tact the St. Charles ParishCouncil Office at 985-783-5000 no later than seven(7) days prior to bid open-ing.

St. Charles Parish CouncilMatthew Jewell,Parish President

Advertisement Source andDates:

St. Charles Herald GuideSt. Charles Parish WebsiteCentral Auction House

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Division 0 – Article 3INVITATION

Sealed bids will be re-ceived by Ascension ParishPurchasing Department,615 E. Worthey, Gonzales,Louisiana 70737 (mailingaddress P.O. Box 2392, Gon-zales, Louisiana 70707-2392) on Tuesday, Sep-tember 16, 2020 until10:00 AM and then atsaid office publiclyopened and read aloudfor construction of theproject described as fol-lows:

NEW RIVER CHANNELIMPROVEMENTS RE-BID

EAD-15-004East Ascension

Consolidated GravityDrainage District No. 1Parish of Ascension

STATEMENT OF WORK:This project consists ofchannel shaping and exca-vation of the New RiverChannel, including drain-age excavation, clearingand grubbing, relocation ofutilities, and modificationsto existing drainage struc-tures, and other items asrequired by the plans, con-tract documents and tech-nical specifications.

All Bids must be in ac-cordance with the Con-tract Documents on fileat the Ascension ParishPurchasing Department,615 E. Worthey, Gon-zales, Louisiana 70737.

Copies of Specifications,Bid Documents, ContractDocuments and Construc-tion Drawings for use inpreparing Bids may be ob-tained from Davis Cole &Associates, LLC(HDCA).,1340 PoydrasStreet, Suite 1850, New Or-leans, LA 70112, (504) 836-2020 upon payment ofThree Hundred ($300.00)per set made payable to H.Davis Cole & Associates,LLC(HDCA). Documentscan be mailed to bidderswith a provided shippingaccount number. No re-funds will be made for re-turned drawings. Bid docu-ments may also be ob-tained from www.centralauctionhouse.com .

Where bids are to be re-ceived on forms furnishedby the awarding authority,no contract documentsshall be issued to anyoneexcept a Licensed Contrac-tor or his authorized Rep-resentatives. In no eventshall any documents forbidding be issued laterthan seventy-two (72)hours prior to the hour anddate set for receiving bids.

Contractors desiring to bidshall submit to the Engi-neer, with their request forContract Documents, con-tract documents depositand evidence that theyhold State License of prop-er classification and in fullforce and effect.

Bid security in the amountof five percent (5%) of theTotal Bid must accompanyeach Bid, and shall bemade payable to the Own-er.

The Owner reserves theright to waive any informa-lities or to reject any or allbids.

No bidder may withdrawhis bid within forty-five(45) days after the actualdate of opening thereof.

All questions regardingthis project and the bidpackage shall be sub-mitted to the PurchasingDepartment via [email protected] by 10:00am on Thursday, Sep-tember 3, 2020. Respons-es will be coordinatedwith the Project Engi-neer and posted on theweb site www.centralauctionhouse.com by 5:00PM on Wednesday, Sep-tember 9, 2020.

A mandatory pre-bidmeeting will be held onTuesday, September 1,2020 at 10:00 a.m. theAscension Parish De-partment of PublicWorks (DPW), 42077Churchpoint Road, Gon-zales, Louisiana 70737.Only those in attend-ance at the pre – bidmeeting will be consid-ered responsive bidders.The pre-bid meetingmay include a non--mandatory visit to theproject site.

In addition to paper bids,electronic bids and elec-tronic bid bonds for thefollowings project will bedownloaded by the Ascen-sion Parish Purchasing De-partment. Electronic bidsand electronic bid bondsmust be submittedthrough www.centralauct ionhouse .com prior tothe electronic biddingdeadline. Beginning at10:00 AM (CST) on Wed-nesday, September 16,2020 all bids will be down-loaded. No bids are ac-cepted after 10:00 AM

RS 38:2218. Evidence ofgood faith; countersigningA. The public enti-ty advertising for bids forwork shall require thebidders to attach a certi-fied check, cashier’scheck, or bid bond for notmore than five percent ofthe contract price of workto be done, as an evidenceof good faith of the bidder.The public entity advertis-ing for bids for work mayrequire the bidders to at-tach a certified check,cashier’s check, or bidbond for not more thanfive percent of the estimat-ed price of supplies or ma-terials, as evidence ofgood faith of the bidder.

To address the above re-quirement for electronicbids Ascension Parish Gov-ernment will allow elec-tronic bids submitted viathe parish approved on--line bid site to be submit-ted as follows:A. A copy of the bid bondmust be attached to biddocument submitted elec-tronicallyB. The original bid bonddocument must be re-ceived in our office no lat-er than 48 hours after bidopening date and time (As-cension Parish PurchasingDepartment, 615 E.Worthey, Gonzales, Louisi-ana 70737 (P.O. Box 2392,Gonzales, Louisiana70707))C. The bid-bond envelopemust be clearly labeled asa “Bid Bond” with the proj-

ect name, vendor’s nameas it appears on the biddocuments and address.

Each bid must be sub-mitted in a sealed enve-lope bearing on the out-side the name of thebidder, his/her address,contractor’s state li-cense number and thename of the project forwhich the bid is submit-ted. If forwarded bymail, the sealed enve-lope containing the bidmust be enclosed in an-other envelope ad-dressed to the Ascen-sion Parish PurchasingDepartment, 615 E.Worthey, Gonzales, Loui-siana (P.O. Box 2392,Gonzales, Louisiana70707), mailed certifiedmail and must be re-ceived no later than thebid opening.

All addenda, Amendments,Letters of Clarification, andWithdrawal Notices will beposted online in additionto electronic copies beingdistributed. Constructionproposal information maybe accessed via the inter-net at www.centralauctionhouse.com. Users mustclick on Login and create aNew User Registration toview and download draw-ings. Once logged in, usersmust click on AscensionParish Government to viewcurrent advertisement list-ings. This listing is titled“NEW RIVER CHANNELIMPROVEMENTS EAD-15-004 Re-Bid”. Registeredusers will have access toview Project Information,submit a question con-cerning the project, andview the drawings. All proj-ect specific notices arefound here. It will be theresponsibility of the bidderto check for updates. Allsubmitted questions willbe forwarded by email tothe Project Manager andthe Project Engineer for aresponse.

The U.S. Department ofTransportation (DOT) oper-ates a toll free “Hotline”Monday through Friday,8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., East-ern Time. Anyone withknowledge of possible bidrigging, bidder collusion,or other fraudulent activi-ties should call 1-800-424-9071. All information willbe treated confidentiallyand caller anonymity willbe respected.




Clint Cointment,Parish President

453499-aug 20-27-sep 3-3t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

REQUEST FORQUALIFICATIONSTATEMENTS

ENGINEERING SERVICES

The Livingston Parish Gov-ernment has secured fund-ing through FEMA &GOHSEP for the AugustFlood (DR-4277) HazardMitigation Grant Programfor the Early Warning Sys-tem and Rain Gauges Proj-ect. The parish is interest-ed in procuring the serv-ices of an engineering firm.The selected firm will pro-vide the following profes-sional engineering serv-ices but not limited toschematic design, designdevelopment, plans andspecifications, and biddingand contract oversight forthe Early Warning Systemsand Rain Gauges Project.

Interested parties are in-vited to obtain a Qualifica-tion Statement package bycontacting Ms. HeatherCrain at (225) 686-4415 orby sending an email re-quest to [email protected] by mailing a written re-quest to Ms. Heather Crain,Grant Coordinator, P.O. Box427, Livingston, LA 70754.

Responses to the Requestfor Qualification State-ments shall be mailed tothe above address, or inthe case of hand delivery,to Ms. Heather Crain, 20399Government Blvd., Living-ston, Louisiana 70754. Re-sponses to this RFQ mustbe received no later than3:00 P.M. on Thursday, Sep-tember 10, 2020. Pleasestate “Early Warning Sys-tems and Rain GaugesProject QualificationsStatement-EngineeringServices” on the cover. Re-sponses received after thetime and date set forth willnot be considered.

Electronic bidding and offi-cial bid documents areavailable at https://www.centralauctionhouse.com/main.php.

Livingston Parish Govern-ment is an Equal Opportu-nity Employer and followsfederal provisions that arepart of the 2 CFR 200 andthe FEMA Public Assis-tance Program. CertifiedDBE firms are encouragedto submit or to be used asprimary of as sub-consultants with the pri-mary responding firm.

454409-aug 20-27-3-3t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

REQUEST FORQUALIFICATIONS

ASCENSION PARISH –BRIDGE LOAD RATINGS--OFF-SYSTEM BRIDGESPROJECT # BG-2020-01

Request for Qualificationswill be received by the As-cension Parish Govern-ment at the Ascension Par-ish Government Purchas-ing Office, 615 EastWorthey Street, Gonzales,Louisiana 70737 (mailingaddress PO Box 2392, Gon-zales, La 70707-2392), untilSeptember 17, 2020 at 4:00p.m. local time for the fol-lowing:

PURPOSE:

The Parish of Ascensionhereby issues a Requestfor Qualifications (RFQ)from qualified ConsultantFirms to provide Professio-nal Engineering Servicesfor Bridge Load Rating us-ing the Load and Resist-ance Factor Rating Method(LRFR) of twenty-six (26)existing bridges in Ascen-sion Parish. Consultantswho are a Louisiana or For-eign LLC or Corporationshould be appropriatelyregistered with the Louisi-ana Secretary of State, ascontemplated by Title 12 ofthe Louisiana Revised Stat-ures, and with LAPELS un-der its rules for FIRMS.

Firms or Consultants who

are interested in providingservices requested underthis RFQ must submit one(1) unbounded originaland five (5) bound cop-ies of qualifications bythe date and time speci-fied. The information shallbe received in hard copy(printed) version. Failureto submit the requirednumber of copies may re-sult in a finding of non--conformance. Originalsshould be clearly marked.

Specif icat ions/biddingdocuments may be ob-tained at the AscensionParish Government, Pur-chasing Office, 615 EastWorthey Street, Gonzales,Louisiana 70737. ElectronicRequest for Qualificationsare accepted at CentralBidding, http://www.centralauctionhouse.com. Forquestions related to theelectronic bidding process,please call Central Biddingat 225-810-4814. All adden-da, corrections, and re-sponses to this public no-tice shall be posted to http://www.centralauctionhouse.com.

The Ascension Parish Gov-ernment shall not be re-sponsible if the bidder can-not complete and submitan RFQ due to failure or in-complete delivery of thefiles submitted via the in-ternet.

The Parish of Ascension re-serves the right to disqual-ify any Bid, response to Re-quest for Qualifications, orRequest for Proposals if itis not authorized to dobusiness in the State ofLouisiana.

Ascension Parish Govern-ment reserves the right toreject any and allbid/proposals for justcause.

Ascension ParishGovernmentCLINT COINTMENT,PARISH PRESIDENT

454413-aug 20-27-3-1t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL

The Parish of Ascensionhereby issues a Requestfor Proposal (RFP) forEmergency Debris Removaland related Services. Re-quest for proposals will bereceived by Ascension Par-ish Purchasing Depart-ment, 615 East WortheyRoad, Gonzales, Louisiana70737 (P.O. Box 2392, Gon-zales, Louisiana 70707) un-til SEPTEMBER 17, 2020 at04:00 p.m. (CST) for the fol-lowing:

Emergency DebrisRemoval

Natural DisasterAscension Parish,

Louisiana

Reference2 CFR 200.317 Administra-tive Requirements forGrants and CooperativeAgreements to State, Localand Federally RecognizedIndian Tribal GovernmentsProcurement

ScopeThis statement of work de-scribes and defines theservices, which are re-quired for the execution ofNatural Disaster-relatedemergency debris removalfrom local and privateroadways within the Parishof Ascension. The contrac-tor shall provide all serv-ices described herein andany other services re-quired to complete theproject. Activities include,but are not limited to, fieldoperations, debris pickup,debris hauling and remov-ing, debris staging and re-duction, temporary debrisstorage site managementand debris management.

Specifications may be ob-tained at the AscensionParish Government, Pur-chasing Department locat-ed at 615 E. WortheyStreet, Gonzales, Louisiana70737. Qualifications, pro-posals, and bids can besubmitted on-line at http://www.centralauctionhouse.com. Specifications andsupport documents can al-so be viewed and down-loaded at http://www.centra lauc t ionhouse . com .The Ascension Parish Gov-ernment shall not be re-sponsible if the bidder can-not complete and submitan RFP due to failure or in-complete delivery of thefiles submitted via the in-ternet.



ASCENSION PARISHGOVERNMENTKENNY MATASSA,PARISH PRESIDENT

454429-aug 20-27-sept 3-3t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

BIDS TO BE OPENED:September 14, 2020@ 11:00 AM

NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Notice is hereby given thatsealed bids will be re-ceived by the BREC- Recre-ation and Parks Commis-sion for the Parish of EastBaton Rouge until Sep-tember 14, 2020 @ 11:00AM local time at 6201 Flori-da Boulevard, BatonRouge, Louisiana, 70806for:

SB 1793 – BREC AnnualContract for Limestone& Recycled Concrete

Bids received after theabove specified time willnot be considered. Bidswill be opened immediate-ly after proposal openingtime in Room 1501, of theAdministration Building lo-cated at 6201 Florida Bou-levard, Baton Rouge, LA70806. All interested par-ties are invited to be pres-ent.

Copies of the Solicitationshall be obtained from thePurchasing Division, 6201Florida Boulevard, BatonRouge, Louisiana, 70806, orby telephoning 225-272-9200 ext. 1422, or by emailrequests to [email protected].

The right to reject any andall proposals and to waiveirregularities and informa-lities is reserved.

BREC is an equal opportu-nity employer.

All questions concerningthe Solicitation must be re-ceived in accordance withthe bid documents.

*Note: BREC has electedto use LaPAC, the state’sonline electronic bid post-ing and notification sys-tem, in addition to itsstandard means of adver-tising this requirement.LaPAC is resident on State

Purchasing’s website at https://wwwcfprd.doa.louisiana.gov/OSP/LaPAC/pubmain.cfm and is available forvendor self-enrollment. Inthat LaPAC provides an im-mediate e-mail notificationto subscribing bidders thata solicitation and any sub-sequent addenda havebeen let and posted, noticeand receipt thereof is con-sidered formally given asof their respective dates ofposting dates. Though notrequired if receiving solici-tation and addenda noti-ces from LaPAC, BREC willmail addenda to all ven-dors contacting our officeand requesting to be puton our office Vendor List-ing for this solicitation.

Complete bid documentsare available in electronicformat at www.bidexpress.com. Questions about thisprocedure shall be direct-ed to Bid Express Custom-er Service at [email protected]. Toll freephone: (888) 352-BIDX(2439), Phone: (352) 381-4888, Fax: (352) 381-4444,Monday thru Friday, 6am -6pm CST.

BREC reserves the right toreject any or all bids forjust cause as allowed byLSA-R.S. 38:2214.

Due to the COVID-19 emer-gency situation, BREC istemporarily suspending in-person attendance by ven-dors at public bid openingsfor bids published by ouroffice.

RECREATION AND PARKCOMMISSIONFOR THE PARISH OFEAST BATON ROUGE

/s/ Corey Wilson,Superintendent

455931-aug 27-sep 3-2t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

BIDS TO BE OPENED:September 14, 2020@ 11:00 AM

NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Notice is hereby given thatsealed bids will be re-ceived by the BREC- Recre-ation and Parks Commis-sion for the Parish of EastBaton Rouge until Sep-tember 14, 2020 @ 11:00AM local time at 6201 Flori-da Boulevard, BatonRouge, Louisiana, 70806for:

SB 1793 – BREC AnnualContract for Dirt, Sand,

Gravel, & Clay

Bids received after theabove specified time willnot be considered. Bidswill be opened immediate-ly after proposal openingtime in Room 1501, of theAdministration Building lo-cated at 6201 Florida Bou-levard, Baton Rouge, LA70806. All interested par-ties are invited to be pres-ent.

Copies of the Solicitationshall be obtained from thePurchasing Division, 6201Florida Boulevard, BatonRouge, Louisiana, 70806, orby telephoning 225-272-9200 ext. 1422, or by emailrequests to [email protected].

The right to reject any andall proposals and to waiveirregularities and informa-lities is reserved.

BREC is an equal opportu-nity employer.

All questions concerningthe Solicitation must be re-ceived in accordance withthe bid documents.

*Note: BREC has electedto use LaPAC, the state’sonline electronic bid post-ing and notification sys-tem, in addition to itsstandard means of adver-tising this requirement.LaPAC is resident on StatePurchasing’s website at https://wwwcfprd.doa.louisiana.gov/OSP/LaPAC/pubmain.cfm and is available forvendor self-enrollment. Inthat LaPAC provides an im-mediate e-mail notificationto subscribing bidders thata solicitation and any sub-sequent addenda havebeen let and posted, noticeand receipt thereof is con-sidered formally given asof their respective dates ofposting dates. Though notrequired if receiving solici-tation and addenda noti-ces from LaPAC, BREC willmail addenda to all ven-dors contacting our officeand requesting to be puton our office Vendor List-ing for this solicitation.

Complete bid documentsare available in electronicformat at www.bidexpress.com. Questions about thisprocedure shall be direct-ed to Bid Express Custom-er Service at [email protected]. Toll freephone: (888) 352-BIDX(2439), Phone: (352) 381-4888, Fax: (352) 381-4444,Monday thru Friday, 6am -6pm CST.

BREC reserves the right toreject any or all bids forjust cause as allowed byLSA-R.S. 38:2214.

Due to the COVID-19 emer-gency situation, BREC istemporarily suspending in-person attendance by ven-dors at public bid openingsfor bids published by ouroffice.

RECREATION AND PARKCOMMISSIONFOR THE PARISH OFEAST BATON ROUGE

/s/ Corey Wilson,Superintendent

455932-aug 27-sep 3-2t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

The Interlocal PurchasingSystem (TIPS) has postedprocurement solicitationsat www.tips-usa.com forthe following categories:

200801 Auditorium, Stadi-um, Field Seating, Bleach-ers and Installation Serv-ices (2 Part with JOC)200802 Heavy Duty andMedium Duty Trucks andTrailers200803 Heavy Duty andMedium Duty Truck andTrailer Parts and Services200804 Medical Equip-ment, Supplies and Serv-ices200805 Science Equipmentand Supplies200806 Holiday and Spe-cial Event Lighting

Proposals are due and willbe opened on September18, 2020 at 3:00 pm localtime. Call 866-839-8477 forproblems with website orquestions.

456088-aug 27-1t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

NOTICE

Hospital Service DistrictNo. 1 of St. Mary Parish

d/b/a FranklinFoundation Hospital

REQUEST FORQUALIFICATIONSSTATEMENTS

CONSTRUCTIONMANAGER AT-RISK

SERVICES

Notice is hereby given thatthe Hospital Service Dis-trict No. 1 of St. Mary Par-ish, a political subdivisionof the State of Louisianaand Louisiana hospitalservice district pursuant toLa. Rev. Stat. Ann. §46:1051,(the “HSD”) is hereby solic-iting qualifications state-ments (“QualificationsStatements”) from quali-fied and licensed generalcontractors to providecomprehensive pre--construction and con-struction management at--risk services for the con-struction of a WellnessCenter in Franklin, Louisia-na (the “Project”).

Qualifications Statementswill be evaluated by theHSD based upon the fol-lowing criteria:

1. Firm Background andSafety Record2. Relevant Project Experi-ence3. Construction Manage-ment At-Risk / AlternativeDelivery Project Experi-ence4. Methodology / Schedule

The official Request forQualifications packet isavailable in electronicform and may be obtainedfrom the HSD’s architect,Grace Hebert Curtis Archi-tects, a Professional Archi-tectural Corporation, be-ginning at 10:00AM onWednesday, August 12th,2020, by contacting BarryLann, AIA, at (225) 338-5569, by email at [email protected], or in writing atGrace Hebert Curtis Archi-tects, APAC, 501 Govern-ment Street, Suite 200, Bat-on Rouge, Louisiana 70802.

A MANDATORY PROJECTMEETING (VIA ZOOM)WILL BE HELD ON WED-NESDAY, SEPTEMBER2ND, 2020 AT 10:00AM.ALL INTERESTED PRO-POSERS ARE REQUIREDTO ATTEND AND SHALLSUBMIT EMAIL ADDRESSTO THE ARCHITECT FORINCLUSION IN THE ZOOMINVITATION. A NON--MANDATORY SITE VISITWILL BE PERMITTED ANDWILL BE SCHEDULED FORSEPTEMBER 3RD, 2020 AT10:00AM.

Sealed QualificationsStatements must be re-ceived at, Grace HebertCurtis Architects, a Profes-sional Architectural Corpo-ration at 501 GovernmentStreet, Suite 200, BatonRouge, Louisiana 70802 be-fore 2:00PM on Friday, Sep-tember 18th, 2020 (the“Submission Deadline”).Any Qualifications State-ments received after theSubmission Deadline willnot be considered. TheHSD reserves the right toreject any or all Qualifica-tions Statements for justcause.

Interested firms mustmaintain a current con-tractor license with theLouisiana State LicensingBoard for Contractors forthe major classification ofBuilding Construction andcertify that they are li-censed contractors underChapter 24 of Title 37 of theLouisiana Revised Stat-utes.

The selected contractormust comply with all re-quirements of authoritieshaving jurisdiction overthe project. The work per-formed is subject to com-pliance with all applicablerules, regulations and rele-vant orders of the Secreta-ry of Labor, federal govern-ment, and State of Louisia-na, all of which shall be-come contractual obliga-tions. Failure of the gener-al contractor to acceptthese obligations shall re-sult in the rejection of theQualifications Statement.

The HSD does not discrimi-nate based on social andeconomic disadvantage,race, color, sex, gender,age, disability or nationalorigin. All small and mi-nority-owned firms andwomen’s business enter-prises are encouraged tosubmit QualificationsStatements.

Any person with disabili-ties requiring special ac-commodations must con-tact Barry Lann, AIA, at(225) 338-5569, by email [email protected] orin writing at 501 Govern-ment Street, Suite 200, Bat-on Rouge, Louisiana 70802no later than seven (7)days prior to the Submis-sion Deadline.

Hospital Service DistrictNo. 1 of St. Mary Parishd/b/a Franklin FoundationHospital

Stephanie GuidryChief Executive Officer

456141-aug 27-1t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

The Livingston ParishCouncil will conduct a pub-lic hearing for all personsor their representativesdesiring to be heard on theassessment of real andpersonal property as as-sessed by the Assessor inaccordance with the fairmarket or use valuation.

Said public hearing shallbegin on September 4, 2020at the office of the Living-ston Parish Council locatedin the Governmental Build-ing at 20355 GovernmentalBoulevard, Livingston, Lou-isiana and shall end onSeptember 18, 2020. Per-son wishing to protestshould do so orally or bycertified letter before closeof business on September3, 2020.

On September 10, 2020 atthe hour of five o’clock(5:00) p.m. the LivingstonParish Council shall meetf h f if

for the purpose of certify-ing the assessment lists,together with any changesin connection therewith.

Sandy C. TealSandy C. Teal,Council ClerkLivingston Parish Council

452932-aug 20-27-2t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

East Baton Rouge ParishHousing Authority 2021-2025 Five-Year Plan and2021 Annual Plan are avail-able for review and publiccomment. A public hearingwill be held on Monday,October 12, 2020, 4:00 p.m.Add ’l. information on thepublic hearing will be ad-vertised and posted at alater date. The plans areavailable at EBRPHA offi-ces and posted on theEBRPHA website at www.eb rpha . o r g . All writtencomments must be sub-mitted to HOUSING AU-THORITY EBRP, 4731NORTH BLVD., B.R.LA.70806 ATTN: PHAAGENCY PLAN, no laterthan October 9, 2020.

455852-aug 27-sep 1-10-3t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

Cox is currently negotiat-ing with Outdoor Sports-man Group, owner of Out-door Channel, to receivetheir signal on our videochannel lineup. We are op-timistic a new agreementwill be reached prior to thecurrent expiration date, sothat there is no disruptionto our customers. Howev-er, Cox is providing this re-quired notice to customersof potential changes to thechannel lineup. For moreinformation about channelchanges, please visitcox.com/channels.

455465-AUG 27-1T

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

CAPITAL AREA FINANCEAUTHORITY

NOTICE OF INTENTIONTO ISSUE

NOT EXCEEDING$5,000,000

Single Family MortgageRevenue Bonds

(Remittance and SecondLoan Program)

Series 2020C (FederallyTaxable)

ANDNOTICE OF PUBLIC

HEARING

The Board of Trustees ofthe Capital Area FinanceAuthority (the “Authori-ty”), a public trust dulycreated pursuant to theprovisions of Chapter 2-Aof Title 9 of the LouisianaRevised Statutes of 1950,as amended (R.S. 9:2341-9:2347, inclusive) (the “Ac-t”) for the benefit of theParish of East BatonRouge, State of Louisiana(hereinafter sometimes re-ferred to as the “Parish”),does hereby give notice ofits intention to issue in anamount not to exceed FiveMillion Dollars ($5,000,000)of captioned bonds in oneor more series (the “Series2020C Bonds”). The Series2020C Bonds will financedown payment and closingcost assistance in the formof forgivable second mort-gage loans for low andmoderate first-time home-buyers. The Series 2020CBonds shall be issued un-der the Act and shall beauthorized pursuant to theprovisions of a Bond TrustIndenture (the “Indentur-e”) between the Authorityand Regions Bank as trust-ee (the “Trustee”).

The Series 2020C Bondsshall be obligations se-cured on a parity basiswith a prior issue of Series2020B Bonds issued underthe Indenture by an irrevo-cable pledge by the Au-thority unto the Trustee onbehalf of the registeredowners of the Series 2020CBonds, of all moneys andsecurities or other invest-ments in the Authority’sUnrestricted Fund as setforth in the Authority’saudited financial state-ments (hereinafter refer-red to as the “UnrestrictedFund”). The Series 2020CBonds shall bear suchdates, mature at suchtimes (not exceeding thirty(30) years from their dateof issuance), bear interestat such rate or rates (notexceeding eight per cen-tum (8%) per annum) andcarry such exchangeabilityprivileges as shall be pro-vided for in the Indenture.The Series 2020C Bondsshall be issuable in suchdenominations, be in fullyregistered form withoutcoupons, carry such regis-tration andexchan¬geability privileg-es, be payable in such me-dium of payment and atsuch place or places, andbe subject to such terms ofredemption as such Inden-ture may provide.

The Series 2020C Bondswill, before the deliverythereof, be approved bythe State Bond Commis-sion as well as by saidBoard of Trustees as thegoverning body of the Au-thority.

The issuance of the Series2020C Bonds will not di-rectly or indirectly obligatethe Parish, the State or anypolitical subdivision there-of, to provide any funds forthe payment of the Series2020C Bonds. The Series2020C Bonds will not benor shall they ever be con-sidered a debt of the Par-ish, the State or any politi-cal subdivision thereof,within the meaning of theConstitution or statutes ofthe State of Louisiana andill d h ll

will not and shall neverconstitute a pledge of thecredit or taxing power ofthe Parish, the State, orany political subdivisionthereof. Neither the Parishnor the State or any politi-cal subdivision thereof,shall in any manner be lia-ble for the payment of theprincipal and the intereston the Series 2020C Bondsor for the performance ofany agreement or pledgeof any kind which may beundertaken by the Authori-ty and no breach by theAuthority of any agree-ment shall create any obli-gation upon the Parish, theState or any political sub-division thereof. The Au-thority has no taxing pow-er and is not entitled to re-ceive any funds from theParish, the State, or anypolitical subdivision there-of, or any governmentalbody.

The Authority shall meet inopen and public session onNovember 19, 2020, at four(4:00) o’clock p.m. at theAuthority’s office at 601 St.Ferdinand Street, BatonRouge, Louisiana, for thepurpose of hearing any ob-jections to the proposedissuance of the Series2020C Bonds. The Authori-ty may conduct a remotemeeting which will requirethe public to access thefollowing link for participa-tion: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/9940303250; Meet-ing ID: 994 030 3250. If apetition is presented to theAuthority at this open andpublic meeting, duly sign-ed by not less than fivepercent of the electors ofthe Parish voting at thelast special or generalelection objecting to the is-suance of the Series 2020CBonds, then said Series2020C Bonds will not be is-sued until approved by avote of the majority of thequalified electors of theParish who vote in a spe-cial election held for thepurpose of approving theissuance of the Series2020C Bonds in the mannerprovided by the Act, andsuch petition must be ac-companied by a certificateof the East Baton RougeParish Registrar of Voterscertifying that the signersof the petition are qualifiedelectors of the Parish andthe number of signersamounts to not less thanfive percent of the electorsof the Parish in numbervoting at the last special orgeneral election.

All interested parties areinvited to attend the meet-ing as a public hearing forthe purpose of receivingcomments on and hearingany objections to the pro-posed issuance of the Ser-ies 2020C Bonds. All inter-ested parties are invited toattend such public hearingto express their views.Questions or requests foradditional information maybe directed to the Authori-ty as follows:

Capital Area FinanceAuthority

601 St. Ferdinand Street,Baton Rouge, Louisiana

70802Telephone (225) 771-8567Attention: Vickie Theriot

The Series 2020C Bondsherein proposed are in ad-dition to any other bonds,notes or debt obligationsheretofore proposed bythe Authority.

This is not an offer to sellnor the solicitation of anoffer to buy the Series2020C Bonds. This noticeof intention to issue Series2020C Bonds by the Au-thority is mandated by theprovisions of Louisiana Re-vised Statute 9:2347(A)(1).

THUS DONE AND SIGNED atBaton Rouge, Louisiana, onthis, the 21st day of Au-gust, 2020.

CAPITAL AREA FINANCEAUTHORITY

B y : /s/ ValerieSchexnayderChairperson, Board ofTrustees

By: /s/Russell MoselySecretary-Treasurer,Board of Trustees

455597-aug 27-sep 17-4t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

ST. LANDRY PARISHGOVERNMENT

PO DRAWER 1550 •OPELOUSAS, LA 70571

PUBLIC NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that,St. Landry Parish Govern-ment, declares that theopening of the Request forProposals for EngineeringServices for the St. LandryParish Airport Ahart Fieldthat was scheduled forThursday, August 27, 2020at 2:00 p.m., has beenmoved to Thursday, Sep-tember 3, 2020 at 2:00p.m.,due to parish governmentoffices being closed due tothe weather emergency ofHurricane Laura. Ques-tions should be directed toCandace Miles, St. LandryParish Government, byemail at [email protected].

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The Board of Commissioners of Central Fire Protection District No. 4 (“theDistrict”) will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, October 20, 2020, at 6:00p.m. at the District Headquarters located at 11646 Sullivan Road, Central,Louisiana, 70818. The purpose of this hearing is to consider levying additionalor increased millage rates without further voter approval or adopting theadjusted millage rates after reassessment and rolling forward to rates not toexceed the prior year’s maximum.

The estimated amount of tax revenues to be collected in the next tax yearfrom the increased millage rates as compared to the amount of tax revenue forthe current year, and the amount of increase in taxes attributable to the millageincrease are as follows for each millage:

Millage

Next Tax YearRevenuesfrom IncreasedMillage

Tax Revenuesfor Current Year

Amount ofIncreasein TaxesAttributable toMillage Increase

10.00 mills $1,986,896 $1,771,610 $215,258

5.00 mills $993,448 $885,805 $107,643

4.25 mills $844,430 $752,934 $91,496

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