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3/24/2017 National Joint Powers Alliance :: INDEFINITE QUANTITY CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTING STATE OF MINNESOTA (NORTHEAST/IRON RAN…
INDEFINITE QUANTITY CONSTRUCTIONCONTRACTING ‐ STATE OF MINNESOTA﴾NORTHEAST/IRON RANGE‐GENERALCONSTRUCTION﴿
National Joint Powers Alliance®
Invitation for Bid
Indefinite Quantity Construction Contract
The National Joint Powers Alliance® ﴾NJPA﴿ issues this Invitation For Bid ﴾IFB﴿ on behalf of, and to provideIndefinite Quantity Construction Contracting ﴾IQCC﴿ services to all current and potential NJPA Members includingall government agencies, education agencies to include colleges and universities, and non‐profit agencies in theNortheast / Iron Range area in the State of Minnesota. It is the intention of NJPA to award multiple contracts forgeneral construction services in the area. Each contract has an estimated annual value of $2,000,000 and themaximum term of the contract is four years.
IQCC is a construction contracting procurement system that provides facility owners’ access to competitively bid“on‐call” contractors to provide immediate construction services over an extended period of time.
Intending bidders are required to attend a pre‐bid seminar which shall be conducted for the purpose ofdiscussing the IQCC procurement system, the contract documents, and bid forms. Attendance at one ofthe seminars is a mandatory condition of bidding.
4/6/17 9:00 a.m. Duluth Public SchoolsHistoric Old Central High School ﴾HOCHS﴿ Building Room 318215 N. 1st Ave EastDuluth, MN 55802
Intending bidders can pre‐register for the pre‐bid seminar by visiting our website at www.NJPA.co/eziqc‐pre‐bid‐registration.
An electronic ﴾CD﴿ copy of the IFB Documents which include the instructions for submitting a bid and the biddocuments may be obtained by letter of request to Joseph Morgan, NJPA, 202 12th Street NE, Staples, MN56479, or by visiting our website at www.njpacoop.org/eziqc‐bid‐document‐request selecting the desired biddocuments from the drop down list and completing the requested information. All requests must include;mailing address, email address, contact name, phone number. Bids are due by 4:30 pm CT on April 25, 2017and will be opened at 9:00 am on April 26, 2017. IFB Documents will be available until April 21, 2017.
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Mike Hopkins seemed des-tined to become a head coach. The surprise is that it’s not happening at Syracuse.
He was hired Sunday at Wash-ington, which moved swiftly after firing Lorenzo Romar four days earlier. Hopkins agreed to a six-year deal, with financial terms not announced.
Hopkins has been tabbed as the eventual replacement for Jim Boeheim at Syracuse since 2007. Two years ago, Syr-acuse put the transition plan in writing, announcing Hopkins would take over after the 2017-18 season. Hopkins also served as interim head coach during a stretch last season when Boeheim was suspended.
Hopkins is leaving behind all he’s known in college bas-ketball for an opportunity to rebuild Washington. He spent most of the past quarter-century with the Orange as a player and coach. He played at Syracuse from 1989 to ’93 and returned to the staff there in 1996.
“I can’t express enough thanks to Coach Boeheim for so many years of mentorship and guidance,” Hopkins said. “The timing is right for me and my family to make this move.”
Syracuse reacted quickly to the news, announcing Boeheim agreed to a new contract that will extend past next season. Boeheim just completed his 41st season as head coach at his alma mater, the longest active streak of seasons at one school in Division I.
Confederate flag fliesA small group of protest-
ers flew a large Confederate flag from the top of a parking garage next to the Greenville, S.C., arena hosting two NCAA tournament games.
Protesters said they wanted to make their presence known to the NCAA. The governing body lifted its 14-year ban against South Carolina hold-ing championships in 2015.
NCAA executive Dan Gavitt said in a statement the organization would not per-mit symbols compromising a safe environment on venue property the tournament con-trols. Other areas are under the city’s jurisdiction .
Iowa falls in NITAlex Robinson and Vladimir
Brodziansky each scored 19 points and TCU survived 94-92 in overtime against top-seeded and host Iowa to advance to the NIT quarterfinals. The Horned Frogs (21-15) led 84-82 when Tyler Cook finished a layup to tie it for Iowa (19-15).
Etc.• A security guard asked the
wife of Wichita State coach Gregg Marshall to leave the lower bowl of Indianapolis’ Bankers Life Fieldhouse after she started loudly cursing shortly after Sunday’s 65-62 loss to Kentucky. A police offi-cer was eventually called and followed Lynn Marshall up the steps. She later was taken back to the playing level on an eleva-tor so she could attend her hus-band’s news conference.
• Villanova’s Josh Hart, Kansas’ Frank Mason III, Purdue’s Caleb Swanigan and UCLA’s Lonzo Ball were named the finalists for the Naismith Trophy as the top player in the nation.
Orange coach-in-waiting decides to wait no more
BRIDGEPORT REGIONALSECOND ROUNDSundayAt College Park, Md.(3) Maryland 83, (6) West Virginia 56 MondayAt Storrs, Conn.(1) UConn vs. (8) Syracuse, 5:35 pm At Durham, N.C.(2) Duke vs. (10) Oregon, 5:40 pm At Los Angeles(4) UCLA vs. (5) Texas A&M, 9:05 pm pm REGIONAL SEMIFINALSSaturday, March 25At Bridgeport, Conn.UConn-Syracuse vs. UCLA-Texas A&M Maryland vs. Oregon-Duke REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPMonday, March 27Semifi nal winners
OKLAHOMA CITY REGIONALSECOND ROUNDSundayAt Starkville, Miss.(2) Mississippi State 92, (7) DePaul 71 MondayAt Louisville, Ky.(4) Louisville vs. (5) Tennessee, 5:45 pm At Seattle(3) Washington vs. (6) Oklahoma, 8:05 pm At Waco, Texas(1) Baylor vs. (9) California, 8:10 pm REGIONAL SEMIFINALSFriday, March 24At Oklahoma CityBaylor-California vs. Louisville-TennesseeMississippi St. vs. Oklahoma-WashingtonREGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPSunday, March 26Semifi nal winners
LEXINGTON REGIONALSECOND ROUNDSundayAt Lexington, Ky.(5) Ohio State 82, (4) Kentucky 68 At Austin, Texas(3) Texas 84, (6) N.C. State 80 At South Bend, Ind.(1) Notre Dame 88, (9) Purdue 82, OTMONDAYAt Manhattan, Kan.(2) Stanford vs. (10) Kansas St., 5:35 pmREGIONAL SEMIFINALSFriday, March 24At Lexington, Ky.Notre Dame vs. Ohio StateTexas vs. Stanford-Kansas StateREGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPSunday, March 26Semifi nal winners
STOCKTON REGIONALSECOND ROUNDSundayAt Columbia, S.C.(1) South Carolina 71, (8) Arizona State 68At Tallahassee, Fla.(3) Florida State 77, (6) Missouri 55At Corvallis, Ore.(2) Oregon State 64, (7) Creighton 52MondayAt Coral Gables, Fla.(4) Miami vs. (12) Quinnipiac, 8:10 pm REGIONAL SEMIFINALSSaturday, March 25At Stockton, Calif.South Carolina vs. Quinnipiac-Miami Florida State vs. Oregon StateREGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPMonday, March 27Semifi nal winners
F I N A L F O U R M A R C H 3 1 A N D A P R I L 2 I N D A L L A S
SUNDAY RECAP
T O P P E R F O R M E R SBrooke McCarty, Texas: The smallest player on the Longhorns roster (5-4) scored 23 points in an 84-80 win over North Caro-lina State.Linnae Harper, Ohio State: Had 12 points, 10 rebounds and eight assists in an 82-68 victory over Ken-tucky, her former team.Jessica January, DePaul: The Richfield native had 18 points and nine assists in her final game for the Blue Demons. In 126, January finished with 1,530 points, 563 rebounds and 554 assists.
S H O T O F T H E D AYDestiny Slocum made a 70-foot shot at the end of the first half in Maryland’s 83-56 victory over West Virginia. Slocum, a 5-foot-7 freshman, reared back with both hands behind her head and launched a shot from just outside the opposite arc. It hit nothing but net.
I N J U R Y U P D AT E • Notre Dame’s leading scorer, Brianna Turner, left Sunday’s game with a left knee injury after landing awkwardly trying to catch a pass in the final minute of the first half.• South Carolina starting guard Allisha Gray had to be carried off the court after hurting her knee late in the game Sunday. The Gamecocks are already playing without Alaina Coates.• Duke starting guard Kyra Lambert injured her left knee in a collision with a Hampton player on Satur-day and is out indefinitely.
M O N D AY ’ S B E S T B E T S(1) UConn vs. (8) Syracuse: This is a rematch of last year’s national champion-ship game. Syracuse’s back-court trio of Brittany Sykes, Alexis Peterson and Gabby Cooper combined for 77 points in the first round.(4) UCLA vs. (5) Texas A&M: The game will fea-ture a nice point guard matchup between the Bruins’ Jordin Canada (17.9 points and 6.9 assists per game) and the Aggies’ Curtyce Knox (10.9 ppg, 9.2 apg).(4) Miami vs. (12) Quinni-piac: Quinnipiac has never played an NCAA second-round game; Miami is trying to reach the Sweet 16 for the second time in school history (the first time was in 1992).(3) Washington vs. (6) Oklahoma: This will be the final home game for Hus-kies seniors Kelsey Plum, the nation’s leading scorer, and Chantel Osahor, the nation’s leading rebounder.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
ASSOCIATED PRESS
COLUMBIA, S.C. – Top-seeded South Carolina again appeared to have a dominant regular season turn into a sur-prisingly early NCAA tourna-ment exit.
But that’s when two-time Southeastern Conference Player of the Year A’ja Wilson rescued her team.
Wilson scored 21 points and had 11 rebounds, includ-ing the put-back that gave South Carolina the lead for good and the free throws that sealed it, as South Car-olina (29-4) beat No. 8 seed Arizona State 71-68 in the second round of the NCAA tournament on Sunday night.
Wilson didn’t touch the ball at all for two posses-sions as the Sun Devils (20-13) ended a run of 11 straight points to take a 68-67 lead with two minutes to go. But her teammates finally found her. She missed the first time down the floor, and again with 50 seconds to go. But Wilson fought for the rebound, tipped it to herself and made the
game-winning basket.“I thought the ball was
going to find who needed it at the time,” Wilson said.
Wilson rescued what would have been another disappointing NCAA tour-nament for one of the sport’s new powers. South Carolina has been a No. 1 seed four years in a row but made the Final Four just once.
Arizona State led by as
many as 11 and never trailed at all in the third quarter. But Kaela Davis scored six of her 20 points in the opening two minutes of the fourth quarter as the Gamecocks built a 67-57 lead with five minutes to go.
Sophie Bruner, who led Arizona State with 20 points and nine rebounds, missed a heavily contested three-pointer at the buzzer that would have tied it.
Gamecocks survive own scare
Purdue extended the game with a 10-0 run.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
SOUTH BEND, IND. – Purdue used a 10-0 run to force over-time and had Notre Dame on the ropes until Marina Mabrey banked in a jumper from the free-throw line with the shot clock running down that sparked the Irish to an 88-82 victory in the second round of the NCAA tourna-ment on Sunday night.
“That’s a prayer that got answered for us finally,” Notre Dame coach Muffet McGraw said. “We said a lot of prayers throughout that game. So we were sure happy that one went in.”
Mabrey said she was focused on not turning the ball over.
“I was just thinking, ‘We really need to score right now,’ ” she said.
The 10-0 run by the eighth-seeded Boilermakers (23-13) tied the score 78-78, and Pur-due had a chance to take the
lead in the closing seconds but couldn’t get a shot off. Lindsay Allen opened the overtime with a basket inside, and after Mabrey made a steal, she hit the bank shot that gave the Irish an 82-78 lead.
“When people hit banks that usually aren’t banks, you know that good things go for the other team most of the time,” Purdue coach Sharon Versyp said. “We were right there. We still had opportunities.”
Mabrey led Notre Dame (32-3) with 21 points and Arike Ogunbowale added 18.
The win was the Irish’s eighth straight over Purdue, although it was their first meeting in four seasons in what had been an annual game between the northern Indiana schools until 2012-13.
Ashley Morrisette, who led her team with 23 points and 10 assists, said the Boilermakers never thought they were out of the game.
“This team just has so much fight and so much heart,” she said. “We were never down, never out.”
Irish need OT to win
WOMEN’S NCAA TOURNAMENT SECOND ROUND
SEAN RAYFORD • Associated PressSouth Carolina’s Kaela Davis, left, and Arizona State’s Kelsey Moos got tied up while going for a rebound.
ERIC GAY • Associated PressGuard Brooke McCarty helped Texas reach the Sweet 16 on Sunday.
S O U T H C A R O L I N A 7 1 , A R I Z O N A S TAT E 6 8
N O T R E D A M E 8 8 , P U R D U E 8 2 ( O T )
FIRST HALF OF SWEET 16
Florida State (3)Maryland (3)
Mississippi State (2)Notre Dame (1)
Ohio State (5)Oregon State (2)
South Carolina (1)Texas (3)
Photos by ROBERT FRANKLIN • Associated PressNotre Dame’s Lindsay Allen pulled up in the lane against Purdue’s Ae’Rianna Harris on Sun-day night in South Bend, Ind. Allen had 12 points, eight assists and four rebounds.
The Purdue bench erupted after the Boil-ermakers tied the score late in the fourth quarter.
ZSW [C M Y K] C8 Monday, Mar. 20, 2017
C8 • S TA R T R I B U N E S P O R T S M O N DAY, M A R C H 2 0 , 2 0 1 7
The National Joint PowersAlliance® (NJPA) issues this Invita-tion For Bid (IFB) on behalf of, andto provide Indefinite Quantity Con-struction Contracting (IQCC) serv-ices to all current and potentialNJPA Members including all gov-ernment agencies, educationagencies to include colleges anduniversities, and non-profit agen-cies in the Northeast / Iron Rangearea in the State of Minnesota. Itis the intention of NJPA to awardmultiple contracts for general con-struction services in the area.Each contract has an estimatedannual value of $2,000,000 and themaximum term of the contract isfour years.IQCC is a construction contractingprocurement system that providesfacility owners’ access to competi-tively bid “on-call” contractors toprovide immediate constructionservices over an extended periodof time.Intending bidders are required toattend a pre-bid seminar whichshall be conducted for the pur-pose of discussing the IQCC pro-curement system, the contractdocuments, and bid forms. Attend-ance at one of the seminars is amandatory condition of bidding.4/6/17 9:00 a.m.Duluth Public SchoolsHistoric Old Central High School(HOCHS) Building Room 318215 N. 1st Ave EastDuluth, MN 55802Intending bidders can pre-registerfor the pre-bid seminar by visitingour website at www.NJPA.co/eziqc-pre-bid-registration.An electronic (CD) copy of the IFBDocuments which include the in-structions for submitting a bid andthe bid documents may be ob-tained by letter of request to Jo-seph Morgan, NJPA, 202 12th StreetNE, Staples, MN 56479, or by visit-ing our website at www.njpacoop.org/eziqc-bid-document-requestselecting the desired bid docu-ments from the drop down list andcompleting the requested infor-mation. All requests must include;mailing address, email address,contact name, phone number. Bidsare due by 4:30 pm CT on April 25,2017 and will be opened at 9:00 amon April 26, 2017. IFB Documentswill be available until April 21,2017.
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Proposals must be uploaded toPublic Purchase prior to 10:00 a.m.CT on Monday, April 10, 2017. TheCooperative Purchasing Connec-tion reserves the right to awardthe contract to one respondent,make multiple awards, or rejectany or all proposals.
