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WINNERS+FINALISTS2015 TOPPROJECTSPRIVATE BUILDINGSFIRST PLACE: Residence Inn Pearl District, Howard S. Wright, and General Sheet Metal

SECOND PLACE: Marvel 29 Apartments, Ankrom Moisan Architects, Walsh Construction Co., and PHK Development Inc.

THIRD PLACE: St. Edwards Catholic Church, DiLoreto Architecture

FINALISTS: Ankeny 2/3, Rainier Pacific; Asante Outpatient Center, Adroit Construction Co. Inc.; Cabela’s, Howard S. Wright; Dave & Buster’s – Clackamas Town Center, S.D. Deacon; Distribution Center Expansion, Skanska; DWFritz Precision Automation, Mackenzie; Elite Care at Oatfield Estates II, Charter Construction; Grant Park Village, Walsh Construction Co.; Holladay Place, Turner Construction; Insitu Manufacturing Facility, Lease Crutcher Lewis; Marquis Tualatin, Emerio Design; Ne w Relic, SRM Architecture; Nike Deschutes Café, Fortis Construction Inc.; Ninkasi Brewing Co. – Administrative Building, Chambers Construction; NW Natural Resource Center, CSI Construction Inc.; Nyberg Rivers, Robinson Construction Co.; Oak Park Dental, Rich Duncan Construction; One West Main, Adroit Construction Co. Inc. and Ankrom Moisan Architects; Pacific University Cascade Hall, Inici Group; Regal Cinemas – Three Rivers Mall, S.D. Deacon; Sniff Dog Hotel, Scott | Edwards Architecture; St. Charles Cancer Center, ZGF Architects LLP; Stephen’s Place, Andersen Construction; Stoneplace Apartments – Phase II, I& E Construction; Sweet Bye N Bye Assisted Living, Star Builders LLC; Tessera at Orenco Station, Holland Partner Group; The Adrienne, Scott | Edwards Architecture; The New York, Andersen Construction; Vernier Software & Technology Addition, INLINE Commercial Construction; VillaSport Athletic Club and Spa, S.D. Deacon; Waterford Grand, Myhre Group Architects

PUBLIC BUILDINGSFIRST PLACE: Collaborative Sciences Building and Skourtes Tower, JE Dunn Construction, and DAY CPM Services

SECOND PLACE: Portland Community College – Cascade Hall, Portland Community College, Pacificmark Construction & Hoffman Construction, and Pacificmark Construction, Portland Community College & Hoffman Construction

THIRD PLACE: Parkrose Middle School Replacement, Todd Construction Inc.

FINALISTS: Astoria Athletic Fields Complex, P&C Construction; Central Oregon Community College Technology Education Center, BBT Architects; Beaverton City Hall, Lease Crutcher Lewis; Courthouse Square Remediation, STRUCTURAL; Deschutes County Jail, Kirby Nagelhout Construction Co.; Edward C. Allworth Oregon Veterans’ Home, DAY CPM Services; Jackson County Health Facility and Garage, JE Dunn Construction; Lower Columbia College Health and Science Building, Emerick Construction; Oregon State University Austin Hall, Andersen Construction; Oregon State University Tebeau Residence Hall, Fortis Construction Inc.; Portland Community College – Southeast Library, SRG Partnership; Ridgefield Capital Improvements, Triplett Wellman; Stephens Creek Crossing, MWA Architects; Veteran Affairs SORCC Health Clinic, Ausland Group; Warm Springs K-8; BBT Architects

RENOVATIONFIRST PLACE: US Bancorp Tower Renovation, GBD Architects

SECOND PLACE: Portland Police Training Facility, Scott|Edwards Architecture

THIRD PLACE: ShelterCare, McKenzie Commercial

FINALISTS: Banks Middle School Addition and High School Remodel, P&C Construction; Beaverton Toyota Campus, SRM Studio; Block 300 Lobby Renovation, Jones Lang LaSalle and Swinerton Builders; Cambia Health Solutions, Mackenzie; Chehalem Cultural Center Phase II, Scott|Edwards Architecture; Columbia Presbyterian Church, Merit Construction Northwest; Hawthorne Depot, Robertson & Olson Construction Inc.; Honeyman Hardware Cotter Building, S.D. Deacon; Industrial Home/evo, R&H

Construction; Integra Telecom Headquarters, ZGF Architects LLP; McGilchrist Roth Buildings, AC+ Co Architecture|Community; Olympic Provisions Eastside Processing Facility, Andersen Construction; Oregon State University Memorial Union East Renovation, Andersen Construction; Pacific University – Washburne Hall, Walsh Construction Co.; Powell’s Books, Walsh Construction Co.; Providence Portland 3G Post Partum Unit, Andersen Construction; Reynolds High School and District Renovations, Centrex Construction Inc.; Rivergate Church, Todd Hess Building Co.; Washington High School Renovation, Bremik Construction Inc.; West Hills Health & Rehabilitation Center – Bistro Rotunda – Phase III, Joseph Hughes Construction

INFRASTRUCTUREFIRST PLACE: TAP Emergency Intertie Phases 1 and 2, Pilot Rock Excavation Inc.

SECOND PLACE: Port of Portland Hillsboro Airport Runway 13L-13R, Wildish Standard Paving Co.

THIRD PLACE: Conduit 3 Hydroelectric Project, Lucid Energy

FINALISTS: BNSF Task 8 Switch Replacement, Nutter Corp.; Dawson Park, 2.ink Studio; Derry Dell Creek Improvements Project, City of Tigard and Clean Water Services; Hillsboro Airport Taxiway Rehabilitation, Goodfellow Bros. Inc.; Louis Dreyfus O-Dock, JH Kelly; Lower Columbia River Side Channels Clamshell Dredging, J.E. McAmis; Steamboat Slough Seback Levee and Ecosystem Restoration, J.E. McAmis; Tennant Way Landfill, Nutter Corp.

TRANSPORTATIONPROJECT OF THE YEAR: Tilikum Crossing, Kiewit Infrastructure West Co.

FIRST PLACE: Interstate 84: Sandy River – Jordan Road, Bundle 210, Oregon Department of Transportation

SECOND PLACE: Portland-Milwaukie Light Rail, West Segment, Stacy and Witbeck Inc/Mowat Construction Co., a Joint Venture

THIRD PLACE: Balch Gulch Bridge at NW Thurman St. Rehabilitation, City of Portland

FINALISTS: Bethany Boulevard: Cornell Road to West Union Road, Kerr Contractors and Washington County; Commercial Wharf Reconstruction, Harper Houf Peterson Righellis; Crown Point Viaduct Restoration, David Evans and Associates Inc.; Main Street Improvements, Harper Houf Peterson Righellis; TriMet Park Avenue Park and Ride, Skanska; U.S. 26: West Humbug Creek Bridge Replacement, OBEC Consulting Engineers

TENENT IMPROVEMENTFIRST PLACE: Puppet Labs, Swinerton Builders

SECOND PLACE: Smarsh Tenant Improvements, Harsch Investment Properties

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Collaborative Life Sciences Building & Skourtes Tower, Portland, Oregon | OUS/OHSU/PSU/OSU | SERA and CO Architects | JE Dunn

Collaborative Life Sciences Building & Skourtes Tower, Portland, OregonOUS/OHSU/PSU/OSU | SERA and CO Architects | JE Dunn

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From its purpose to the way it was named, “Tilikum Crossing, Bridge of the People” has made history, both locally and nationally.

The concrete bridge is a key compo-nent of a 7.3-mile extension of TriMet’s MAX light-rail line, serving as a connec-tion between downtown Portland and Park Avenue in Clackamas County. While the cable-stay design of the structure has made it unique among Portland’s roster of bridges, it earned national attention for another reason. When it opens this fall, Tilikum Crossing will become the first transit-only bridge in the country, serving not cars and trucks, but buses

and light-rail trains, pedestrians and bicyclists, and eventually even streetcars.

A TESTAMENT TO EXCELLENCEThe completed transit bridge seems to

cross almost effortlessly over the Willamette River near downtown Portland. But the design and construction of the structure actually posed a list of technical challenges that could only be solved with careful and detailed coordination and communication.

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came with a tight schedule that included water windows and stiff restrictions de-signed to protect the surrounding environ-ment.

Kiewit Infrastructure West Co. was se-lected as general contractor for the project through a best-value process. The compa-ny was tasked with providing all required design-build services, from preconstruction through closeout.

Kiewit and T.Y. Lin International, serving as project engineer, knew that the success of the project rested in their ability to work closely as a team while also remaining flexible to changes that might occur during construction. In order to keep on schedule, the team relied on partnering and co-loca-tion in addition to modifying design when necessary, re-sequencing construction and changing approaches when needed.

Architecture was a key part of the proj-ect, extending from the form of the bridge and its towers to the cables and lighting. The design-build team worked closely with

TriMet’s architect, Donald MacDonald, and Trimet’s conceptual design engineer, HNTB, to meet aesthetic goals.

The design-build team also worked with TriMet continually to keep project costs in line. Kiewit consistently produced cost es-timates throughout preconstruction as key design events were reached. When the work approached extremely complicated expan-sion joint work, T.Y. Lin and the design-build technical task force came up with solutions that helped avoid delays and keep costs down.

In order to keep the project’s many mov-ing parts under control and on target, Kiewit and T.Y. Lin met with Trimet both weekly and monthly, a practice that started even before construction began. By working to-gether, all necessary designs and temporary environmental work permits were in place prior to construction.

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PROJECT OF THE YEARPROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Portland Oregon

Cost: $125.686 million

Start date: December 2010

Completion date: December 2014

Owner/developer: TriMet

Architect: Donald MacDonald Architects

Engineer: TY Lin International

General contractor: Kiewit

Infrastructure West Co.

Other associates: HNTB

sign-build team still found itself faced with an unexpected challenge of monumental proportions. During construction, TriMet approached the team and asked to have work on the entire project accelerated by six weeks so that the rail systems contrac-tor could start its portion of work earlier than originally planned. Kiewit and T.Y. Lin immediately pulled together a new plan to keep their work on the bridge on schedule while allowing the rail contractor to begin early.

Through flexibility, collaboration and innovative thinking, the design-build team completed the bridge on time and within budget, all while protecting the environ-ment and exceeding project goals for using minority- and women-owned firms and small emerging businesses.

THE NAME GAMEA unique bridge deserves a unique name.

In true Portland fashion, TriMet decided

to take an unusual approach for the actual process to name the bridge. Rather than pick a name internally, the agency turned to the public to help create a pool of possible names.

Portlanders responded, sending in nearly 9,500 suggestions, which were narrowed down by a selection committee to four “finalists.”

The committee wrangled and debated, finally deciding to bypass three of the finalist names -- the Abigail Scott Duniway Transit Bridge, Cascadia Crossing Transit Bridge and Wy’east Transit Bridge – in favor of the fourth option.

The committee chose “Tilikum Crossing, Bridge of the People” because the Native American name offered “the most promise to connect the people of our region today with the long past of people who have been here for thousands of years, and to connect future generations,” explained historian Chet Orloff, who served as chair of the committee.


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PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Portland, Oregon

Cost: $29.5 million

Start date: November 2012

Completion date: April 2014

Owner/developer: William/Dame & AssociatesArchitect: SERA Architects

Engineer: KPFF Consulting Engineers

General contractor: Howard S. Wright

FIRST PLACEPRIVATE BUILDINGS

2015 TopProjects

Residence Inn Pearl DistrictSUBMITTED BY: HOWARD S. WRIGHT

The rebirth of Portland’s Pearl Dis-trict over the past several decades has spurred developers to consider

buildings appropriate for the revival. Once known as the industrial triangle in Portland, the neighborhood was primar-ily warehouses, railroad side yards and light industrial sites.

Driven by a vision crafted by the city in the 1980s, many of the warehouses were repurposed in the past decade or so into loft conversions and residential condominiums. New buildings went up, creating an almost bohemian atmosphere with upscale small businesses, art gal-leries, and restaurants. The Residence Inn by Marriott is the area’s first hotel, a much-needed addition to a neighborhood that sees increasing numbers of tourists each year.

Howard S. Wright Construction teamed with SERA Architects and KPFF Consult-ing Engineers to complete the six-story, extended-stay hotel in just 18 months. The general contractor faced considerable challenges while working on the project, including remediation of soil contamina-tion at the site.

“The team was working together on the project for a year before actual work began. The first thing we did was put in a safety handling plan,” said Ryan McGrew, project manager for Howard S. Wright.

Specific safety plans were developed for handling the contaminated material,

trucking and disposal. Plans for work-er safety and monitoring, for example, included pre- and post-project blood screenings for those who worked on that portion of the project.

“We did it right,” McGrew said. “We were recognized by DEQ Oregon as one of the most successful contamination re-movals in the history of that department.”

Another innovative element was per-formed as part of the project’s “5-Over-1” design, which consists of five levels of wood frame construction over a base level of post-tensioned concrete. The concrete columns were supported by a grout-driven pile foundation system. In addition to being more time efficient and cost effective, the system presented less impact on the envi-ronment, performed at significantly lower noise levels than traditional driven piles, and produced no auger or casting wastes.

The completed hotel includes 233 guest rooms and 20,000 square feet of event and service space in a stylized “U” shape that defines a large, open courtyard. Designed to evoke a sense of a European-style plaza, the layout blends with the surrounding neighborhood. Green space softens hard-edged construction elements and seat-ing areas are an inviting extension of the building.

“This was really a great, high-quality project,” McGrew said. “The success of this project was truly driven by the team’s ability to work together.”


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PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Portland, OregonCost: $23.4 millionStart date: August 2013

Completion date: December 2014Owner/developer: PHK Development Inc.

Architect: Ankrom Moisan ArchitectsEngineer: Kramer-GehlenGeneral contractor: Walsh Construction

SECOND PLACEPRIVATE BUILDINGS

2015 TopProjects

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Keizer, Oregon

Cost: $5 million

Start date: Spring 2010Completion date: Spring 2014

Owner: St. Edwards Catholic Church

Architect: DiLoreto ArchitectureEngineer: WDY EngineersGeneral contractor: The Grant Co.

THIRD PLACEPRIVATE BUILDINGS

2015 TopProjects

Marvel 29

St. Edward’s Catholic Church

SUBMITTED BY: ANKROM MOISAN ARCHITECTS, PHK DEVELOPMENT AND WALSH CONSTRUCTION

SUBMITTED BY: DILORETO ARCHITECTURE

Several years before Marvel 29 began rising in Portland’s St. Johns area, PHK Develop-ment’s project team began reaching out to nearby residents and businesses for feedback. Comments were taking into consideration to create a building that would successfully integrate into the neighborhood.

Located at the base of the St. John’s Bridge, Marvel 29 consists of a four-story, wood-frame above a pre-stressed slab over a sub-grade parking garage. The develop-ment features 165 apartments and nearly 1,800 square feet of ground-floor retail space.

During community input sessions, people living in the neighborhood request-

ed that the project, when completed, not overwhelm street parking. The project team respected that request by including the un-derground parking component along with parking for 175 bicycles.

The project’s designers worked to find a balance that reflected the existing feel of the St. Johns area by using brick and adding a curved copper corner that pays tribute to the spires of the nearby St. Johns Bridge. Wood timbers salvaged from a floating dry dock were used to make exterior benches. Heavy anchor chains, a huge ship’s anchor and other nautical accents recycled from local shipyards helped add to the aesthetic of the building and its historic setting.

The St. Edwards Catholic Church parish had a desire for a Gothic style church, but a $4-million budget quickly elimi-nated more traditional designs. The team at DiLoreto Architecture sat down with church members and asked questions that helped steer the design while being mindful of spending.

Working together, they settled on an approach that included an abundance of natural light and the idea that structure makes the space. The end product was a contemporary, cost-effective design that was still able to evoke the emotional impression made by classic European cathedrals. The resulting four-sided glass box was design to serve as a “lantern” to the surrounding community.

The 11,681-square-foot, free-standing structure’s interior offers open spaces, soaring structural members, and copious natural illumination and light play. The main seating layout is an arc that effectively moves more of the church’s nearly 550 parishioners closer to the sanc-tuary and altar.

Gothic-style arches made of glulam beams with wood struts radiating out to glass walls are functional and evocative of the more traditional arches in over-head beams found in classical cathedrals. The project team also managed to hide complex and code-required electrical, sprinkler and HVAC systems so as not to disrupt the interior aesthetic.




Cost: $295 million

Start date: June 2011

Completion date: July 2014Owners/Developers: Oregon Health and Science University, Oregon State University Portland State UniversityProject manager/owner’s rep: DAY

CPM ServicesArchitects: CO Architects, SERA Architects

Engineer: Interface EngineeringGeneral contractor: JE Dunn Construction

Other associates: Steven Eirchele, GeoDesign: Mayes Testing Engineers, Morrison Hershfield, Toombs & Associates Engineering Specialists

FIRST PLACEPUBLIC BUILDING

2015 TopProjects

The Collaborative Life Sciences Building and Skourtes Tower in Portland’s South Waterfront is a

hallmark achievement of collaboration and technology in construction. The 650,000 square-foot facility includes a five-story complex housing labs, classrooms and specialty research cen-ters; and a 12-story tower housing the Oregon Health and Science University School of Dentistry facilities and offices for health professionals and educators. Developed as a partnership between OHSU, Portland State University and Oregon State University the life science building and the tower, when com-bined, offer a centralized, ultra-modern facility for medical education. Features include the world’s most advanced electron microscope, real-time data access through an integrated network and Medical Simulation Labs where students practice surgeries and medical procedures in simulated hospital and clinical environments.

Even before the two buildings were finished, though, technology was play-ing a key role in their construction. “Blue Beam software technology was a key element in this project,” said Chip Laizure of JE Dunn Construction, the project’s general contractor. “We were able to completely construct the facili-ties with all relevant inclusions using a 4-D modeling system, so we were able to see the completed project and exam-ine potential problems before the first foundation members were poured.

“Once construction began, everyone -- architects, engineers, subcontractors -- were all using the same software that allowed everyone to have any change orders immediately.” Using the software also helped trim the cost of the project. Reducing the amount of paper used saved about $1.5 million, while eliminating the need to update drawings manually trimmed another $8.5 million.

The project is the second largest in the country to achieve LEED Platinum certification. Sustainable features include a roof area with 20 percent green cover, generous uses of ambient light, ultra-ef-ficient lighting and HVAC systems, and substantial water efficiency. In addition, 85 percent of construction materials from the project were diverted from landfills through reuses efforts.

The $295 million project came in on budget and on time, in just under 37 months.

“This has really been one of (JE Dunn’s) premier projects,” Laizure said. “The Blue Beam program is really the fu-ture. We were able to meet a compressed time schedule on a large and extremely complex project for science and tech-nology excellence. We co-located with the design team, owners and all the ma-jor players so that the process of collabo-ration was tremendously efficient. “I have to give credit to Dustin Lilje-horn, the project manager, because he was really the driving force that made the whole team function.”

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Completion date: September 2014Owner/developer: Portland Community College

Architect: THA Architecture

Engineer: ABHT StructuralGeneral contractors: Hoffman Construction in partnership with Pacificmark Construction

SECOND PLACEPUBLIC BUILDING

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PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Portland, OregonCost: $43 millionStart date: October 2012Completion date: September 2014Owner/developer: Parkrose School DistrictOwner’s manager: Heery InternationalArchitect: DOWA-IBI GroupLandscape architect: Murase AssociatesEngineer: KPFF Consulting Engineers, MLC EngineeringGeneral contractor: Todd Construction Inc.

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Portland Community College’s new, three-story, 40,000-square-foot academic center on its Cascade campus is a product of collaboration between stakeholders, the project team and the community. A 211-stall underground parking facility optimizes space, allows for future expansion and keeps parking out of sight. Meanwhile, the exterior of the academic center is broken up in sections of masonry, wood paneling and windows to give a human scale to the building while allowing it to blend in with the surrounding neighborhood homes.

The project is also a model for how minority- and women-owned firms and small emerging businesses can be incor-porated into building industry projects.

For the PCC Cascade Hall project, general contractor Hoffman Construction part-nered with Pacificmark Construction, a minority-owned firm.

Prior to partnering with Hoffman on the PCC project, Pacificmark’s largest project had been a $4-million job. However, work-ing closely with the team from Hoffman, Pacificmark completed $8 million worth of interior work on the Cascade Hall projectThe project hit other diversity highpoints. Two satellite parking facilities were built entirely by minority workers and firms, and a remodel of an existing classroom was accomplished in a challenging three-month window by a team made up of 75 percent MWESB firms.

The Parkrose Middle School building in Portland was more than 50 years old and long overdue for replacement. However, the school is in a critical area and finding a way to continue to educate students while constructing a new building would be no easy task.

Todd Construction as the project’s general contract was up to the challenge. The company’s team adopted an innova-tive approach that resulted in the project coming in under budget and ahead of schedule, all without significant disrup-tion to the school’s educational mission or the daily lives of the residents in the surrounding neighborhood.

In order to address neighbors’ concerns about restricted access, noise and safety,

Todd Construction decided to decon-struct the existing building in sections and replace it with a modern, 140,000-square-foot facility.

Original plans also called for the instal-lation of new parking and upgrades to athletic facilities well into the 2015 school year. Todd Construction introduced a creative phasing plan that resulted in completion of the building, parking, track and landscaping by November 2014 — a full eight months ahead of schedule.

With an eye toward pursuing a LEED gold designation, 95 percent of demoli-tion and construction waste was diverted from landfills, and excess dirt was used to improve a nearby high school’s baseball field.

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Cost: $15 million

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Owner/developer: Unico Properties

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The iconic, 42-story US Bancorp Tower and the adjoining seven-sto-ry US Bank Plaza are landmark

buildings in downtown Portland, com-prising a combined volume of 1.1 million square feet. Built with pink granite and copper-coated exterior glass that lends a pinkish appearance, the 536-foot-tall tower is known as “Big Pink.”

In September 2008, LaSalle Investment Management with Unico Properties pur-chased the tower and plaza. At the time, it was clear the structures needed some renovation work and upgrades.

The work wouldn’t come without chal-lenges, though. More than 6,500 people pass through daily and the building is active 24 hours a day, including housing one of Portland’s premiere restaurants, the Portland City Grill. The project team, which included GBD Architects and Turn-er Construction, identified three areas — operational, schedule and construction — that needed to be juggled to achieve a successful renovation that would have minimal impact on those using the tower and plaza during the work

“On a project like this, it’s really as much about communication as anything else. The sub-contractors, security, ten-ants, stakeholders — everybody has to be on the same page,” said Chad Schuman, project manager for Turner Construction. “When you go into a structure this old,

there are bound to be surprises. We kept on top of it and kept everyone informed, so the schedule kept on track.”

The tower lobby and plaza atrium were stripped down to bare structure, and were rebuilt with steel and glass to create meet-ing spaces and other new tenant space. Heavy granite elements were replaced with white plaster, bamboo, glass and tile to brighten the space while emphasizing height and volume in the atrium. The granite was repurposed as planters in the exterior landscape redesign. Twenty-five tower elevators and 17 plaza elevators were upgraded, and 159 energy-efficient LED light fixtures replaced 270 existing fixtures to reduce the structure’s carbon footprint.

Turner Construction also paid partic-ular attention to hiring minority- and women-owned firms and emerging small businesses for the project, including Green Team Cleaning, Lions Painting and Construction, WH Cress, Zavala and Van-couver Roofing and Sheet Metal.

The $15 million project came in on bud-get and on time in under 15 months.

Kent Pottebaum of GBD Architects praised everyone involved for their team-work.

“I think that with all of the give and take that goes on with a project of this magnitude, we can stop and look at what has been achieved, and be proud of it,” he said.

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PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Portland, OregonCost: $4.5 millionStart date: 2013Completion date: November 2014Owner/developer: Portland Police BureauArchitect: Scott | Edwards ArchitectureLandscape architect: 2ink StudiosEngineer: 3J Consulting Inc., Hood McNees, Peterson Structural Engineering Inc.General contractor: 2KGOther associates: Action Target, Bainbridge, Carey’s Heating and Air Conditioning, Code Unlimited, DMC Cost Consulting, GeoDesign, Listen Acoustics

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PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Eugene, OregonCost: $2.3 millionStart date: December 2013Completion date: September 2014Owner/developer: ShelterCareArchitect: Pivot ArchitectureEngineer: SSW EngineersGeneral contractor: McKenzie Commercial Contractors

THIRD PLACERENOVATION

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In 2011, the Portland City Council approved a $15 million bond proposal for construction and site acquisition. A suit-able space was found in a 68,000-square-foot existing warehouse near the Portland International Airport.

The warehouse was an ideal fit for the concept of the training facility, which proj-ect architect Scott|Edwards Architecture designed to include a scenario village for tactical training of officers. An additional wing contains two 50-yard shooting ranges separated from classrooms and training spaces by lockers and storage. Particular attention was paid to sound proofing the entire facility.

Security concerns were addressed both

to limit immediate access to the facility and to minimize access to areas with potentially hazardous training. The design of the shoot-ing range was accomplished with the help of specialized range designers and consultants.

A space that formerly served as a showroom in the warehouse building was converted to administrative offices for 45 full-time employees and instructors.

The project was completed in November 2014 on-time and within the allocated $15 million budget. Mike Reese, who was police chief when the facility opened, applauded the work of the project team, saying, “For the first time in the history of the Portland Police Bureau, we have a top-quality training facility.”

The need for a centralized location for ShelterCare’s programs and services was recognized and construction began on the $2.3 million renovation project in De-cember 2013. The project was planned and executed in three phases that allowed em-ployees, staff and clients to continue to use the building as work was done.

The renovated building retained select-ed original features, including fir floors, ceiling beams and support columns. Much of the original poured concrete structure was kept in place, as was a large post-and-beam timber roof support. The existing roofing was completely removed and re-placed in layers of rigid insulation and a

full membrane system. New parapet walls were created to accent the exterior along with stucco and lap-siding infills with a thermal barrier system. The site also re-ceived an eight-foot CMU wall and auto-mated gate access for security.

The interior was completely gutted. All new plumbing, electrical, HVAC, data and security systems were installed. As general contractor for the project, McK-enzie Commercial Contractors carefully coordinated a collaborative, three-phase system with stakeholders that allowed the project to come in on time and on budget, all without causing disruption to staff, cli-ents or daily operations.

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Owner: City of Ashland

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The city of Ashland in Southern Oregon is a small and vibrant city, home to both Southern Oregon

University and an annual Shakespeare festival. But a water shortage can wreak havoc on even the most idyllic commu-nity.

In 1998, daily water shortfalls during peak usage hours in Ashland led the city to adopt a Water Master Plan that includ-ed entering into an interagency agree-ment called the Talent/Ashland/Phoenix, or TAP, pipeline. The city allocated $2.6 million for the project, an amount that included the purchase of water rights for Lost Creek Lake. However, faced with budget issues in 2008, city officials decid-ed to delay the project and began looking at alternative solutions.

By the time 2012 rolled around, drought conditions had worsened and the op-tions the city had turned to were failing to meet residents’ needs. Ashland officials adopted a new Water Master Plan that recommended connecting to the TAP line as quickly as possible. The project’s origi-nal start date of 2015 was moved up a year and an accelerated emergency procure-ment plan was adopted.

Beginning in June 2014, Pilot Rock Excavation as the project general contrac-tor and a crew of subcontractors installed 15,000 feet of 16-inch ductile pipe, set

several vaults with meter and valve equipment, built a temporary pump and chlorination station, and upgraded two existing pumping stations.

“This project was over 15 years in the making,” said Rand LeBaron, Pilot Rocks’ president and project manager. “The first idea was to tap into the Medford water supply, but delays in funding kept push-ing things back until Ashland was really in near-crisis mode. They got funding as-sistance through the Clean Water Act and additional grants, and connecting into the TAP was a much more economical and practical approach.”

The newly installed line runs alongside Highway 99 from Talent to Ashland. The accelerated time schedule made it critical to complete work by Aug. 31. In spite of occasional supply problems, the chal-lenge of rerouting traffic and potential delays associated with meeting require-ments set in place the Oregon Depart-ment of Transportation, the project was completed four days ahead of schedule and $600,000 under budget.

“I wish that all jobs went as smoothly as this,” LeBaron said. “I never saw a more coordinated effort between everyone — engineers, ODOT, the city of Ashland, our crews — it was blindingly fast.”

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PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Hillsboro, OregonCost: $3.527 millionStart date: August 2014Completion date: December 2014Owner/developer: Port of PortlandGeneral contractor: Wildish Standard Paving Co.

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Cost: $1.7 million


Completion date: February 2014

Owner/developer: Lucid Energy

Engineer: Murray, Smith & Associates

General Contractor: SCC Construction

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The LucidPipe Power System is essentially a length of pipe with a turbine inside. As water flows, the turbine turns, generating energy ordinarily lost in the simple flow of water.

It is estimated that nationwide, municipal water systems carrying potable water expe-rience 17 percent to 20 percent leakage on average. When leaks are identified, a perfect opportunity presents itself to replace a pipe section with this new technology — the leak is repaired and the municipality benefits, at no cost, from the additional energy pro-duced.

A 200-kilowatt LucidPipe system was installed in a city of Portland water pipe-line beneath Southeast 147th Avenue and

Powell Boulevard. Based on calculated flow rates, the system is expected to generate 1100 megawatt-hours of electricity annually, enough power for 150 homes.

The Portland project was the first Lucid-Pipe installation in the country to secure a 20-year power purchase agreement for renewable energy produced by in-pipe hydropower in a municipal pipeline. The total $1 million project cost was financed by Harbourton Alternative Energy as an invest-ment, with no cost to the city of Portland or the Portland Water Bureau.

The installation of the LucidPipe System provided a way for the city of Portland to generate clean, renewable energy to meet its Climate Action Plan goals.

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A plan for improvements at the Hillsboro Airport ran into an unexpected delay that caused work to begin nearly two months after the contract was awarded to Wildish Standard Paving Company in June 2014. Recognizing the loss of critical weeks of good weather, the Port of Portland chal-lenged Wildish to complete the paving of the primary runway by early October.

Wildish went to work with the abbreviated schedule in mind as crews installed several thousand feet of pipe and wire, and moved more than 100,000 cubic yards of material. They completed most of the lighting systems and runway signage, tackled all excavation,

laid 8,000 tons of asphalt paving, installed nearly 9000 linear feet of drainage systems, and graded and seeded 16 acres of infield to allow drainage while preventing erosion.

All excavation, sub-base and paving was completed by Oct. 10, and seeding was finished four days later, making the newly finished runway functional accordance with the port’s requested completion date.

Throughout the project, Wildish worked to include minority- and women-owned firms and emerging small businesses as sub-contractors. With a record of no-lost-time accidents, Wildish and its team delivered the Hillsboro Airport Runway Project 13L-31R on time and on budget.


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PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Troutdale, Oregon

Cost: $92.7 million

Start date: April 2010

Completion date: October 2014Owner/developer: Oregon Department of TransportationEngineer: HDR Inc.General contractor: Hamilton Construction

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The Sandy River Bridge on Interstate 84 is one of Oregon’s busiest traffic arteries and and a vital commerce

connection that can’t be shut down with-out significant economic consequences. It’s also in the heart of an environmentally sensitive area that requires particular attention be paid to avoid interfering with two yearly fish migrations.

“I’m coming up on retirement in a few years and this project, by far, was the most challenging of my career,” said Hamilton Construction’s Brad Sullivan.

To allow traffic to continue to move through the area with as little disrup-tion as possible during the project, ODOT and project general contractor Hamilton Construction decided to build a temporary bridge as a “work bridge” to move equipment and materials to the construction area without impacting traffic.

Concerns that the additional pylons needed to support the temporary bridge might potentially trap debris during high-water events, which could lead to flooding, were reduced by selective place-ment of the temporary pylons. Hamilton Construction erected two $1.2 million, 100-ton gantry cranes onsite to place steel beams up to 167 feet long and weighing up to 198,000 pounds. The cranes were supported by only 12 temporary pilings,

which reduced their potential to trap debris.

Once the eastbound bridge was com-pleted, the team used the detour bridge as a work bridge to complete the west-bound bridge. The detour bridge was then dismantled.

The project team obtained permits that extended their ability to work in the water during low-water periods, which made the project more efficient. The gantry-crane “top-down” construction method kept traffic flowing and allowed the project to maintain a tight timetable, shaving years off the project by allow-ing work to continue during high-water events.

The eastbound bridge also features a dedicated 16-foot wide bicycle and pedestrian path separated from traffic by a concrete barrier and fencing, and an additional pedestrian and bicycle under the freeway adjacent to Jordan Road.

Despite ongoing challenges, Hamil-ton Construction finished the four-year, $92-million project in October 2014, well ahead of the original schedule.

“Every year, every season, it’s a different river, a different challenge,” Sullivan said. “We showed up on the job determined to get it done, even when the river changed overnight.”

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PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Portland, OregonCost: $88 millionStart date: November 2011

Completion date: October 2014Owner/developer: TriMetArchitect: ZGF ArchitectsEngineer: CH2M HillGeneral contractor: Stacy and Witbeck Inc./Mowat Construction Co., a Joint Venture

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Cost: $4 millionStart date: March 2014 (funding approved)


Owner/developer: City of PortlandEngineer: City of Portland Bureau of TransportationGeneral contractor: Cascade Bridge LLC

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TriMet’s new west segment of the Port-land-Milwaukie Light Rail transit project was completed and operational in October of last year. The $88 million project is the first of four segments of work that eventu-ally will complete the new orange line for the transit agency’s light-rail system.

Construction was performed by a joint venture between Stacy and Witbeck and Mowat Construction.

What may seem at first glance to be a basic installation of rail track was actually an extremely complex series of projects. Traffic through major city arteries and

around busy pedestrian areas near Port-land State University, the affect on local area businesses and the impact on resi-dents were among the factors taken into consideration during daily construction. Utilities, both private and public, had to be moved. Sidewalks and roadways were demolished and reconstructed.

Specialized equipment — vibration dampening systems, new traffic signals and upgrades to existing signals — was installed. Additional embedded work included Eco-Track, the first irrigated/ve-gitated plinth track in the United States.

Built in 1905, the city of Portland’s Balch Gulch Bridge is the last remaining pin-connected deck truss bridge in Ore-gon. But it was in need of renovation.

Rather than demolish the bridge and build a new one, the Portland Bureau of Transportation assembled a team ded-icated to restoring the old bridge, while also upgrading it to current codes and the needs of the community.

All design and primary engineering was done in-house, keeping design costs to less than 10 percent of the $4 million budget.

The bridge’s historic trusses were in remarkable condition, but given their age, it was determined that demolition of the

bridge’s superstructure was necessary. The deteriorated wood deck and rivet-ed steel beams were replaced. Modern floor beams were designed to meet code and still match the shape of the original beams. Special restrictions were put in the construction contract so that no new holes were drilled in the original trusses and all were returned to their original po-sition. Walkway handrails were replaced and matched to original designs.

A restoration of the size and scope that was required for the Balch Gulch Bridge typically would require a year or more to complete. However, the project team finished work in four months.

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Cost: $4.1 millionStart date: June 2014Completion date: October 2014Owner/developer: Puppet LabsArchitect: THA ArchitectureGeneral contractor: Swinerton Builders

FIRST PLACETENANT IMPROVEMENT

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Fresh off a lobby renovation for Portland-based Puppet Labs, Swin-erton Builders was handed another

task by the fast-growing software company.Puppet Labs needed a complete build-

out to turn 74,000 square feet on the fifth and sixth floors of the 300 Building into an expanse of open and collaborative office space. The renovation would require Swinerton to rely on its proven strengths of teamwork and communication.

In addition to ensuring that renovation work created minimal disruptions for the building’s other occupants, Swinerton’s team was required to saw-cut a portion of an existing post-tensioned concrete slab between the fifth and sixth floors to accommodate two sets of steel stairs. In order to avoid severing high-tension ca-bles in the process, the construction team turned to ground penetrating radar to locate them. With that task complete, the team temporarily exterior windows, coor-dinated a smooth shut down of the street, and used a mobile crane to lift the stairs into the building and set them in place.

THA Architecture, the architect for the renovation, also proved itself up to the task of finding innovative ways to over-come challenges inherent in the project. Acoustics were a major concern for Pup-pet Labs, so THA came up with an creative solution.

Designers created a configuration of

acoustic panels attached to exposed concrete ceilings and walls in rooms that would be used for conferences and collaborative meetings. This was the first time the approach had been used for horizontal surfaces and applied directly to concrete. Dedicated members of the design team experimented with glues and other methods of attachment before final-ly settling on stick-pins as the most secure — and most cost effect — approach.

Innovation also came into play for engineering work on the project. When initial construction costs for the project began to climb, a move to value engi-neering helped bring the budget back under control. The approach helped save time and money during the project when Swinerton’s project engineer tapped into his extensive knowledge of the building’s HVAC system and came up with a plan to tie into an existing chilled water loop to provide cooling for units in a server room.

Despite the project’s myriad challenges, work was completed in a tight four-month window. The finished project features walls coated with whiteboard and chalk-board paint, acoustical panels made from recycled plastic bottles and 61 assort-ed paint colors. Hanging rope screens throughout the open office help create a sense of space without hampering exte-rior views of the surrounding Old Town neighborhood.

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PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Portland, OregonCost: $2.62 millionStart date: May 2014Completion date: December 2014Owner/developer: Harsch Investment Properties

Architect: GBD ArchitectsEngineer: KPFF Consulting EngineersGeneral contractor: Lease Crutcher Lewis

SECOND PLACETENANT IMPROVEMENT

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When it came time to find a new head-quarters space, Portland-based Smarsh knew just any building wouldn’t do.

The perfect place turned out to be located in Harsch Investment Properties’ Pacific Center on Southwest Sixth Avenue in downtown Portland. The 47,000 total square feet of space, spread across three floors of the building, offered the high ceilings and wide spaces that Smarsh needed.

Achieving a dream office space doesn’t some without challenges, but general contractor Lease Crutcher Lewis was up

to the task. Ceilings were raised by almost four feet. Spiral duct work and grilles were left exposed, a move that added a modern feel to the expanse of space.

A new 5-ton HVAC system was added to a disc-burning room. Another system, this one 60-tons, was installed for the server room.

Throughout the project, in order to minimize disruption for other tenants in the building, demolition and construc-tion crew adjusted their schedules to start work at 3 a.m.

Smarsh Tenant ImprovementsSUBMITTED BY: HARSCH INVESTMENT PROPERTIES

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PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Grants Pass, Oregon

Cost: $24 million

Start date: July 2012

Completion date: March 2014

Owner/ developer: Asante Health Systems

Architect: TVA Architects


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PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Tualatin, Oregon

Cost: $12.5 million


Completion date: July 2014

Owner/developer: Cabela’s Outfitters

Architect: Holland Basham Architects

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PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Happy Valley, Oregon

Cost: $7.2 million

Start date: January 2014

Completion date: October 2014

Owner/developer: Dave & Buster’s, General Growth Properties

Architect: Aria Group Architects (tenant improvement), DLR Group Architecture and Planning (shell)

Engineer: DLR Group (shell), Henderson Engineers (MEP), MGH Associates (civil), Hart Gaugher & Associates (tenant improvement)

General contractor: S.D. Deacon

Dave & Buster’s – Clackamas Town CenterSUBMITTED BY: S.D. DEACON


PRIVATE BUILDINGS

PRIVATE BUILDINGS

Ankeny 2/3

SUBMITTED BY:

Asante Outpatient Center

SUBMITTED BY:

Cabela’s

SUBMITTED BY: HOWARD S. WRIGHT

Dave & Buster’s – Clackamas Town Center

SUBMITTED BY: S.D. DEACON


PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Troutdale, Oregon

Cost: $12 million



Owner/developer: FedEx Group

Package System

Architect: Steele Associates Architects

General contractor: Skanska

Distribution Center Expansion

SUBMITTED BY: SKANSKADJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Wilsonville, Oregon

Cost: $3.7 million



Owner/developer: DWFritz Precision

Automation

Architect: Mackenzie

Engineer: NW Engineers

General contractor: Perlo

DWFritz Precision Automation

SUBMITTED BY: MACKENZIEDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Milwaukie, Oregon




Owner/developer: Northwest Ventures Group

Architect: Dezine Works

Engineer: All Structure Engineering

General contractor: Charter Construction

Elite Care at Oatfield Estates IISUBMITTED BY: CHARTER CONSTRUCTION


PROJECT TEAM + STATS:

Location: Portland, Oregon

Cost: $60 million



Owner/developer: Capstone Partners

Architect: LRS Architects

Engineers: DCI Engineers, KPFF Consulting Engineers

General contractor: Walsh Construction Co.

Grant Park VillagePRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: WALSH CONSTRUCTION CO.DJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PRIVATE BUILDINGS

PRIVATE BUILDINGS

PRIVATE BUILDINGS



Cost: $9.3 million



Owner/developer: Holladay Park Plaza

Architect: Ankrom Moisan Architects

Engineer: AAI Engineering

General contractor: Turner Construction Co. of Oregon

Holladay PlacePRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: TURNER CONSTRUCTION


PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Bingen, Washington



Completion date: June 2014

Owner/developer: Insitu, Trammel Crow Co.

Architect: Mildren Design Group

Engineer: Tm Rippey

General contractor: Lease Crutcher Lewis

Insitu Manufacturing Facility

PRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: LEASE CRUTCHER LEWISDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST


Cost: $18.5 million

Start date: 2008

Completion date: 2014

Owner/developer: Marquis

Architect: CB2 Architects LLC

Engineer: Emerio Design

General contractor: Pavilion Construction LLC

Marquis Tualatin

PRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: EMERIO DESIGNDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST


Cost: $3.4 million


Completion date: January 2014

Owner/developer: New Relic

Architect: SRM Architecture

Engineers: KPFF Consulting Engineers, Nordling Structural Engineers

General contractor: Russell Construction

New Relic

PRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: SRM ARCHITECTUREDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST


PRIVATE BUILDINGS


Location: Beaverton, Oregon

Cost: $4.2 million

Start date: February 2014


Owner/developer: Nike Inc.

Architect: Hennebery Eddy Architects

Engineer: Alliant Systems

General contractor: Fortis Construction Inc.

SUBMITTED BY: FORTIS CONSTRUCTION INC.

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PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Eugene, Oregon




Owner/developer: Atticus Finch LLC

Architect: Chuck Bailey Architect

Engineer: Systems West Engineers

General contractor: Chambers Construction

Ninkasi Brewing Co. – Administrative BuildingPRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: CHAMBERS CONSTRUCTIONDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Salem Oregon

Cost: $5.6 million



Owner/developer: NW Natural

Architect: MulvannyG2 Architecture

Engineer: AAI Engineering

General contractor: CSI Construction Inc.

NW Natural Resource CenterPRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: CSI CONSTRUCTION INC.DJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST


Cost: $20.8 million



Owner/developer: CenterCal Properties LLC


Engineer: Cardno

General contractor: Robinson Construction Co.

Nyberg Rivers

PRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: ROBINSON CONSTRUCTION CO.


PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Salem, Oregon

Cost: $1.5 million



Owner/developer: Dr. Dan O’Leary

Architect: Studio 3 Architecture

Engineer: AKS Engineering, Lewis & Van Vleet Inc.

General contractor: Rich Duncan Construction

Oak Park Dental

PRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: RICH DUNCAN CONSTRUCTION



PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Medford, Oregon

Cost: $18 million



Owner/developer: Pacific Retirement Services

Architect: Ankrom Moisan Architects

Engineer: Thornton Engineering Inc.

General contractor: Adroit Construction Co. Inc.

One West Main

PRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: ADROIT CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. AND ANKROM MOISAN ARCHITECTS


PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Forest Grove, Oregon

Cost: $16 million



Owner/developer: Pacific University

Owner’s representative: Inici Group

Architects: Mahlum (Cascade Hall), Opsis Architecture (University Center)

Engineers: KPFF Consulting Engineers, PAEGeneral contractor: Walsh Construction Co.

Pacific University Cascade HallPRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: INICI GROUPDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Kelso, Washington

Cost: $10.8 million



Owner/developer: Rouse Properties Inc.


Engineers: Environ Design (MEP), KPFF Consulting Engineers (civil),

Wiseman Rohy and Associates (structural)


Regal Cinemas – Three Rivers MallPRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: S.D. DEACONDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST


Cost: $3 million

Start date: September 2012


Owner: MeThree LLC

Architect: Scott | Edwards Architecture

Engineers: Harper Houf Peterson Righellis (civil), WDY Inc. (structural)

General contractor: Lorentz Bruun Construction

Other associates: GeoDesign

Sniff Dog HotelPRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: SCOTT | EDWARDS

ARCHITECTURE



PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Bend, Oregon

Cost: $10.7 million



Owner/developer: St. Charles Health System

Architect: ZGF Architects LLP

Engineers: Froelich Consulting Engineers Inc. (structural); Hickman, Williams & Associates Inc. (civil); PAE (mechanical, electrical); Sparling (electrical)


Other associates: Lean Healthcare West (lean design)

St. Charles Cancer CenterPRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: ZGF ARCHITECTS LLPDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Vancouver, Washington

Cost: $7 million



Owner/developer: Kuni Foundation

Architect: C2K Architecture

Engineer: Stonewood Structural

Engineers

General contractor: Andersen Construction

Stephen’s PlacePRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: ANDERSEN CONSTRUCTIONDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Molalla, Oregon

Cost: $9.2 million

Start date: May 2013


Architect: Multi/Tech Engineering Services

Engineer: Multi/Tech Engineering Services

General contractor: I&E Construction Inc.

Stoneplace Apartments – Phase II

PRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: I&E CONSTRUCTIONDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST


Cost: $2.36 million



Owner/developer: Windsor Properties Ltd.

Architect: John D Annand II

Engineer: Stuntzer Engineering

General contractor: Star Builders LLC

Sweet Bye N Bye Assisted Living

PRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: STAR BUILDERS LLCDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

Location: Molalla, Oregon

Cost: $9.2 million




PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Hillsboro, Oregon




Owner/developer: Holland Partner Group

Architect: LRS Architects

Landscape architect: Walker Macy

Engineers: Cardno (civil), Froelich Consulting Engineers (structural - apartments); Nishkian Dean (structural - garage)

General Contractor: Holland Construction Group

Tessera at Orenco Station PRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: HOLLAND PARTNER GROUPDJC TOPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Tigard, Oregon

Cost: $2.3 million



Owner/developer: Roy and Adrienne Rogers

Architect: Scott | Edwards Architecture


General contractor: Centrex Construction

The Adrienne

PRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: SCOTT | EDWARDS ARCHITECTURE






Owner/developer: Rosan Inc.

Architect: DiLoreto Architects

Engineers: WDY Inc.


The New York

PRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: ANDERSEN CONSTRUCTIONDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Beaverton, Oregon




Owner/developer: Vernier

Architect: Novack Architecture

Engineer: Peder Goldberg

General contractor: INLINE Commercial Construction

Vernier Software & Technology Addition

PRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: INLINE COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION



PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Eugene, Oregon

Cost: $18.5 million

Start date: Summer 2013

Completion date: Fall 2014

Owner/developer: BPM Real Estate/Senior Living Group

Architect: Myhre Group Architects

Landscape architect: Schlesinger and Associates

Engineers: AAI Engineering (structural, civil), DC Engineering (MEP)

General contractor: Chamber Construction

Waterford GrandPRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: MYHRE GROUP

ARCHITECTS



Cost: $18.3 million



Owner/developer: Syufy Enterprises

Architect: ELS Architecture and Urban Design

Engineers: Schnackel Engineers (MEP); SFA Design Group (civil); Simpson, Gumpertz and Heger (structural)


VillaSport Athletic Club and SpaPRIVATE BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: S.D. DEACONDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Astoria, Oregon




Owner/developer: Columbia Memorial Hospital

Architect: DOWA-IBI Group

Engineers: Maul Foster Alongi, Nishkian Dean

General contractor: P&C Construction

Astoria Athletic Fields Complex

PUBLIC BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: P&C CONSTRUCTIONDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Redmond, Oregon



Completion date: September 2014

Owner/developer: Central Oregon Community College

Architect: BBT Architects

Engineer: MFIA Inc. Consulting Engineers

General contractor: Kirby Nagelhout Construction Co.

Central Oregon Community College Technology Education Center

PUBLIC BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: BBT ARCHITECTSDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST


PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Beaverton Oregon




Owner/developer: City of Beaverton, Gerding Edlen

Architect: Hennebery Eddy

Engineer: MKE & Associates Inc.


Beaverton City Hall

PUBLIC BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: LEASE CRUTCHER LEWISDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST


Cost: $24.5 million



Owner/ developer: Marion County

Architect: WDP & Associates

Engineer: WDP & Associates

General contractor: STRUCTURAL

Courthouse Square Remediation

PUBLIC BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: STRUCTURALDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Bend, Oregon




Owner/developer: Deschutes County

Architect: Steele & Associates


General contractor: Kirby Nagelhout Construction Co.

Deschutes County Jail

PUBLIC BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: KIRBY NAGELHOUT CONSTRUCTION CO.


PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Lebanon, Oregon

Cost: $41 million

Start date: October 2012


Owner/developer: Oregon Department

of Veteran Affairs

Owner’s representative: DAY CPM Services

Architect: CBTwo Architects


Edward C. Allworth Oregon Veterans’ HomePUBLIC BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: DAY CPM SERVICESDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST


PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Medford, Oregon

Cost: $30.1 million



Owner/developer: Jackson County

Architect: ORW Architecture

Engineer: DCI Engineers

General contractor: JE Dunn Construction

Jackson County Health Facility and Garage

PUBLIC BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: JE DUNN CONSTRUCTIONDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Longview, Washington



Completion: May 2014

Owner/developer: Lower Columbia

College

Architect: Leavengood Architects

Engineer: Washington State Department of General Services

General contractor: Emerick Construction

Lower Columbia College Health and Science Building

PUBLIC BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: EMERICK CONSTRUCTIONDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Corvallis, Oregon

Cost: $37 million



Owner/developer: Oregon State University

Architect: THA Architecture

Engineer: KPFF Structural Engineer


Oregon State University Austin Hall

PUBLIC BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: ANDERSEN CONSTRUCTION



Cost: $22 million



Owner/developer: Oregon State

University

Architect: Opsis Architecture

Engineers: Balzhiser & Hubbard Engineers, Catena Consulting Engineers, PAE

General contractor: Fortis Construction Inc.

Oregon State University Tebeau Residence Hall

PUBLIC BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: FORTIS CONSTRUCTION INC.




Cost: $11 million



Owner/developer: Portland Community

College

Architect: SRG Partnership

Engineer: Catena Consulting Engineers

General contractor: INLINE Commercial

Construction

Portland Community College – Southeast Library

PUBLIC BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: Submitted by: SRG Partnership


PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Ridgefield, Washington

Cost: $49 million



Owner/developer: Ridgefield School

District

Architect: LSW Architects

Engineers: Harper Houf Peterson Righell-

is, HDJ Design Group, KGA, MKE & Associ-

ates, Olson Engineering, WRK Engineers

General contractor: Triplett Wellman

Ridgefield Capital Improvements

PUBLIC BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: TRIPLETT WELLMANDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST


Cost: $33.8 million



Owner/developer: Home Forward

Architect: MWA Architects

Engineer: Interface Engineering

General contractor: R&H Construction

Stephens Creek Crossing

PUBLIC BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: MWA ARCHITECTSDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: White City, Oregon




Owner/developer: Department of Veter-ans Affairs

Architect: Rowell Brokaw Architects

Engineer: Solar Inc.

General contractor: Ausland Group

Veteran Affairs SORCC Health Clinic

PUBLIC BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: AUSLAND GROUPDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST


PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Warm Springs, Oregon

Cost: $21 million



Owner/developer: Confederated Warm

Springs Tribe, Jefferson County School

District

Architect: BBT Architects


General contractor: Kirby Nagelhout

Construction Co.

Warm Springs K-8

PUBLIC BUILDINGS SUBMITTED BY: BBT ARCHITECTSDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Banks, Oregon




Owner/developer: Banks School District

Architect: DLR Group

Engineer: DLR Group

General contractor: P&C Construction

Banks Middle School Addition and High School Remodel

RENOVATION SUBMITTED BY: P&C CONSTRUCTIONDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST


Cost: $10 million



Owner/developer: Russ Humberston

Jr./Russ Auto

Architect: SRM Studio

Engineers: Interface Engineering, Nord-ling Engineers

General contractor: Leonard & Associ-ates

Beaverton Toyota Campus

RENOVATION SUBMITTED BY: SRM STUDIODJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST




Completion date: May 2014

Owner/developer: Rubicon US REIT



General contractor: Swinerton Builders

Block 300 Lobby Renovation

RENOVATION SUBMITTED BY: JONES LANG LASALLE AND SWINERTON BUILDERS




Cost: $6.5 million



Owner: Cambia

Developer: Russell Development Co.


Engineer: PAE Consulting Engineers

General contractor: Swinerton Builders

Cambia Health Solutions

RENOVATION SUBMITTED BY: MACKENZIEDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Newberg, OregonCost: $1 millionStart date: February 2014Completion date: August 2014Owner/developer: Chehalem Parks & Rec-reation

Architect: Scott|Edwards Architecture LLPLandscape architect: Mayer/ReedEngineers: R&W Engineering and WDY Inc.General contractor: Triplett WellmanOther associates: Daly-Standlee & Associ-ates and Lewis Audio Video

Chehalem Cultural Center Phase II

RENOVATION SUBMITTED BY: SCOTT|EDWARDS ARCHITECTURE


PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Vancouver, Washington



Completion date: 2014

Owner/developer: Columbia Presbyterian

Architect: BCRA Inc.

Engineer: PCS Structural Engineering

General contractor: Merit Construction Northwest

Columbia Presbyterian Church

RENOVATION SUBMITTED BY: MERIT CONSTRUCTION NORTHWEST





End date: November 2014

Owner/developer: Killian Pacific



General contractor: Robertson & Olson Construction Inc.

Hawthorne Depot

RENOVATION SUBMITTED BY: ROBERTSON & OLSON CONSTRUCTION INC.




Cost: $1.9 million



Owner/developer: Security Properties

Architect: Western Architectural


Honeyman Hardware Cotter Building

RENOVATION SUBMITTED BY: S.D. DEACONDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Portland, OregonCost: $4.75 millionStart date: February 2014Completion date: October 2014Owner/developer (core and shell): First Western DevelopmentOwner/developer (tenant improvement): EVO

Architect (core and shell): FFA ArchitectsArchitect (tenant improvement): Heliotrope ArchitectsEngineer (core and shell): KPFF Consulting EngineersEngineer (tenant improvement): GeoDe-signGeneral contractor: R&H Construction

Industrial Home/evoRENOVATION SUBMITTED BY: R&H CONSTRUCTIONDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST


Cost: $3.9 million


Completion date: May 2014

Owner/developer: Integra Telecom of

Oregon



Integra Telecom Headquarters

RENOVATION SUBMITTED BY: ZGF ARCHITECTS LLPDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST


Cost: $5.6 million



Owner/developer: Doty, Pruett, Wilson PC

Architect: AC+Co Architecture|Community

Engineer: MSC Engineers Inc.

General contractor: CD Redding Con-

struction

McGilchrist Roth Buildings

RENOVATION SUBMITTED BY: AC+ CO ARCHITECTURE |COMMUNITY




Cost: $1.6 million



Owner/developer: Olympic Provisions

Architect: Koch Architecture

Engineer: WDY


Olympic Provisions Eastside Processing Facility

RENOVATION SUBMITTED BY: ANDERSEN CONSTRUCTION



Cost: $7.5 million



Owner/developer: Oregon State University

Architect: Opsis

Engineer: PAE


Oregon State University Memorial Union East Renovation




Cost: $1.4 million



Owner/developer: Pacific Northwest

College of Arts

Architect: Allied Works Architecture Inc.



Pacific Northwest College of Art

RENOVATION SUBMITTED BY: NCM CONTRACTING GROUP LP


PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Forest Grove, Oregon

Cost: $7.5 million



Owner/developer: Inici Group

Architect: Opsis Architecture

Engineer: PAE

General contractor: Walsh Construction

Co.

Pacific University – Washburne Hall

RENOVATION SUBMITTED BY: WALSH CONSTRUCTION CO.DJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST






Owner/developer: Powells

Architect: Ernest R. Munch Architecture


General contractor: Walsh Construction

Co.

Powell’s Books

RENOVATION SUBMITTED BY: WALSH CONSTRUCTION CO.



Cost: $2.7 million



Owner/ developer: Providence Health &

Services

Architect: ZGF Architects

Engineer: Mazzetti

General contractors: Andersen Con-

struction

Providence Portland 3G Post Partum Unit




Cost: $1.68 million



Owner/developer: Reynolds School Dis-

trict/DAY CPM Services

Architect: OH Planning + Design Architec-

ture


General contractor: Centrex Construc-tion Inc.

Reynolds High School and District Renovations

RENOVATION SUBMITTED BY: CENTREX CONSTRUCTION INC.



Cost: $1.4 million



Owner/developer: Riversgate Church

Architect: Tony Yraguen Architect (Todd

Hess Building Co.)

Interior design: Terri Conlin

Engineer: Miller Consulting Engineers Inc.

General contractor: Todd Hess Building

Co.

Rivergate Church

RENOVATION SUBMITTED BY: TODD HESS BUILDING CO.




Cost: $12.2 million

Start date: October 2013


Owner/developer: Venerable Properties

Architect: SERA Architects


General Contractor: Bremik Construc-

tion

Washington High School Renovation

RENOVATION SUBMITTED BY: BREMIK CONSTRUCTION INC.






Owner/developer: The Goodman Group

Architect: Koch Architecture LLC

Engineer: Butler Consulting Inc.

General contractor: Joseph Hughes

Construction

West Hills Health & Rehabilitation Center – Bistro Rotunda – Phase III

RENOVATION SUBMITTED BY: JOSEPH HUGHES CONSTRUCTION


PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: 10 locations in Cowlitz/Clark

and Lewis/Thurston counties, Washing-

ton




Owner/developer: BNSF Railways

Engineer: BNSF Railways

General contractor: Nutter Corp.

BNSF Task 8 Switch Replacement

INFRASTRUCTURE SUBMITTED BY: NUTTER CORP.DJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Portland, OregonCost: $2.24 millionStart date: October 2013Completion date: July 2014Owner/developer: Portland Parks and Rec-reationArchitect: 2.ink Studio

Engineers: ESA-Vigil Agrimis, R&W Engi-neering Inc.General contractors: R&R General Contrac-torsOther associates: Ambrosinis Design, Hart Crowser, Isaka Shamsud-Din (artist), Jan Dilg (historian), Pacific Resources Group, Water-scape Solutions, Westlake Consultants Inc.

Dawson ParkINFRASTRUCTURE SUBMITTED BY: 2.INK STUDIODJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST



Cost: $1.8 million



Owner/developer: City of Tigard, Clean Water Services

Engineer: ESA-Vigil Agrimis

General contractor: Kerr Contractors Oregon Inc.

Derry Dell Creek Improvements Project

INFRASTRUCTURE SUBMITTED BY: CITY OF TIGARD AND CLEAN WATER SERVICES


PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Hillsboro, Oregon

Cost: $7.54 million



Owner/developer: Port of Portland

Engineer: Mead & Hunt Inc.

General contractor: Goodfellow Bros.

Inc.

Hillsboro Airport Taxiway Rehabilitation

INFRASTRUCTURE SUBMITTED BY: GOODFELLOW BROS. INC.



Cost: $30 million

Owner/developer: Louis Dreyfus Com-

modities

Engineer: BergerABAM

General contractor: Borton LC, JH Kelly

Other associates: Pillar Consulting,

R&W Engineers

Louis Dreyfus O-Dock

INFRASTRUCTURE SUBMITTED BY: JH KELLYDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Clatsop County, Oregon; Pacific and Wahkiakum counties, WashingtonCost: $3.097 millionStart date: September 2014

Completion date: November 2014Owner/developer: U.S. Army Corps of EngineersEngineer: U.S. Army Corp of EngineersGeneral contractor: J.E. McAmis

Lower Columbia River Side Channels Clamshell Dredging

INFRASTRUCTURE SUBMITTED BY: J.E. MCAMISDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST


PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Wahkiakum County, Washington




Owner/developer: U.S. Fish and Wildlife

Engineer: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

General contractor: J.E. McAmis

Steamboat Slough Seback Levee and Ecosystem Restoration

INFRASTRUCTURE SUBMITTED BY: J.E. MCAMISDJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Longview, Washington




Owner/developer: Cowlitz County

Engineer: Maul Foster Alongi

General contractor: Nutter Corp.

Tennant Way Landfill

INFRASTRUCTURE SUBMITTED BY: NUTTER CORP.DJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Washington County, OregonCost: $21.4 millionStart date: June 2012Completion date: June 2014

Owner/developer: Washington County Land Use and TransportationEngineer: Washington County Land Use and TransportationGeneral contractor: Kerr Contractors

Bethany Boulevard: Cornell Road to West Union Road

TRANSPORTATION SUBMITTED BY: KERR CONTRACTORS AND WASHINGTON COUNTY


PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Garibaldi, Oregon

Cost: $4.6 million



Owner/developer: Port of Garibaldi

Engineer: Harper Houf Peterson Righellis

General contractor: Bergerson Con-

struction

Commercial Wharf Reconstruction

TRANSPORTATION SUBMITTED BY: HARPER HOUF PETERSON RIGHELLIS



PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Corbett, Oregon

Cost: $5.5 million



Owner/developer: Oregon Department

of Transportation and Western Federal

Lands Highway Division

Engineer: David Evans and Associates,

GR

Crown Point Viaduct Restoration

TRANSPORTATION SUBMITTED BY: DAVID EVANS AND ASSOCIATES INC.



Cost: $3 million



Owner/developer: City of Tigard

Engineer: Harper Houf Peterson Righell-

is

General contractor: Kodiak Pacific

Main Street Improvements

TRANSPORTATION SUBMITTED BY: HARPER HOUF PETERSON RIGHELLIS






Owner/developer: TriMet

Architect: GBD Architects


General contractor: Skanska

TriMet Park Avenue Park and Ride

TRANSPORTATION SUBMITTED BY: SKANSKADJC TOPPROJECTS 2015 FINALIST

PROJECT TEAM + STATS:Location: Clatsop County, OregonCost: $3 millionStart date: May 2012Completion date: September 2014Owner/developer: Oregon Department of Transportation

Landscape architect: Mayer Landscape ArchitectureEngineer: OBEC Consulting EngineersGeneral contractor: Oregon State Bridge PartnersOther Associates: Archaeological Inves-tigations Northwest, GRI, HP Civil Inc.

U.S. 26: West Humbug Creek Bridge Replacement

TRANSPORTATION SUBMITTED BY: OBEC CONSULTING ENGINEERS



TILIKUM CROSSING, BRIDGE OF THE PEOPLE2C Building Services Llc, 3 Kings Environmental Inc, Advanced American Construction Inc, AMEC Environmental & Infrastructure, Arrakis Professional Services, Atlantic Track & Turnout Co, Axis Crane Llc, Azuri Construction Inc, Belfor Environmental Inc, Bent Enterprises Inc, Brayman Construciton Corp, CBK Constructors Llc, CEC Services Inc Inspection and Security, Chick of All Trades Llc, Coast Industries Inc Empire Security Services, Columbia Wire & Iron Works Inc, Conduit Constructors Llc, Cooper Zietz Engineers Inc, Crown Fire Systems Inc, CTL Group, Engineered Monitoring Solutions Llc, Faison Construction, Farwest Fabrication, Freyssinet Inc, Gonsalves & Santucci Inc, Greenberry Industricial Llc, Group AGB Ltd, Hicks Striping & Curbing Inc, Hogan Fab Inc, Industrial Concrete Inc, Interlaken Inc, International Erosion Control Systems Inc, Jammie’s Environmental inc, L & M Industrial Fabrication, Liberty Electric Llc, Liberty Steel Erectors Inc, Lovett Inc Lovett Services & Lovett Excavating, Madden Fabrication, Mageba USA Llc, Malcom Drilling Co Inc, Mason, Bruce & Girard Inc, McDonald Excavating Inc, MG Transport Llc, MG Warehouse Inc, Neenah Foundry Company, Northwest Geotechnical Consultants Inc, Northwest Hydro Inc, Northwest Tower Crane Services, Northwest Underwater Construction Llc, Omega Industries Inc, O’Neill Electric Inc, Pacific Rock Products Llc, Parkin Engineering, Penhall Co, PN Best & Co Inc, Purcell P & C Llc, R & R General Contractors Inc, Raimore Construction Llc, Rebar International Inc, RJ Watson Inc, RK Storage & Whsc Inc, Ross Bros Construction Inc, Ross IslandSand & Gravel Co, Schwager Davis Inc, Skyline Steel Llc, Spartan Steel Products Inc, Stacy and Witbeck Inc, Stratus Corporation, T Y Lin International, Tom Nelson & Associates Llc, Tri-Star Electric Inc, US Fab Llc, Venice Genoa Tile Llc, Vigil-Agrimis Inc, Watson Bowman Acme Corp, West Coast Marine Cleaning Inc, Wilhelm Trucking Co, Williams Form Engineering Corp

RESIDENCE INN PEARL DISTRICTAccurate Land Survey, American Heaing, Anning Johnson, AYM Corporation, Basco Appliances, Bergelectric Corp, Campbell Crane & Rigging, Cascade Pools, Cascadia Windows, Cat Works, Cosco Fire, Culver Glass Company, DeWitt Construction, Diverse Works, Eastern States Paving, Eastern Steel, GE Appliances, General Sheet Metal, GeoDesign, Gregory Law Landscape, High Rise Glass, Interior Technologies, Kraft Masonry Inc, Landscape Forms, Lanz Cabinets, Marion Construction, McDonald & Wetle Inc, Mincey Marble, Morrow Equipment, MSI Mechanical Systems, Natural Stone Design, NW Tower Crane, Otis Elevator, Pioneer Waterproofing, Polygon, RDH Consulting, Saflok, Sustainable Interiors/Floors, SW Specialties, Turtle Mt Construction, Ultra Quiet Floors, Western Wood Structures, WFJ Janitorial, WH Cress, Wood Mechanics, Zahner Metal Panels

MARVEL 29 APARTMENTSAcademy Specialties Llc, Acousti-Level Floor Systems Inc, Advantage Precast Inc, Aluma Systems Concrete Construction, Anning-Johnson Company, AYM Corporation, B & B Tile & Masonry Corp, Benson Industries Llc, CalPortland Company-Oregon, Centennial Glass Co Inc, Civic Construction Llc, Crown Fire Systems Inc, De-El Enterprises, DeWiItt Construction, Eagle Striping Services, Earth Advantage, Eastern Steel Erectors Inc, Exterior Design Contractors Inc, Farwest Steel Contracting Inc, Ferguson Enterprises Inc, Fireside

Contracting Services Llc, Floor Factors Inc, GRI , Grind to a Halt Inc, Insulation Contractors Inc, Interior Technology Inc, Iris Window Coverings NW Inc, Janus International Corp, Koch Landscape Architecture, Lanz Cabinet Shop Inc, Larusso Concrete Co Inc, Legend Custom Wood Working Inc, Listen Acoustics, Lundeen Simonson Inc, McDonald & Wetle Inc, Merit Electric of Spokane Inc, Metro Overhead Doors, MKE & Associates Inc, Northwest Structural Moving, Otis Elevator Co, Overhead Door Co Portland, Peninsula Plumbing Company, Pioneer Waterproofing Company Inc, Point Monitor Corp, Portland Millwork Inc, Ralph’s Concrete Pumping Inc, RDF Builders Co, RDH Building Science Inc, Recology Portland, Roedel Tile Contracting Co Inc, Snyder Roofing of Oregon Llc, T A Onchi Llc, Teufel Nursery Inc, TopLine Counters Llc, TRV Surveying Inc, Vancouver Roofing/Sheetmetal, VPI Quality Windows Inc, WESSCO, Western Partitions Inc, WFJ Janitorial Services Inc, WH Pacific

ST. EDWARDS CATHOLIC CHURCHA/G, Absolute Comfort, Acoustic Design Studio, A-Lite, Barker Surveying, Bell Hardware, Brandsen Hardwood Floors, Columbia, Columbia Hydronics Company, Eagle Plumbing, Empire Painting, EOFF Electric Supply, Evergreen Plumbing & Mech, Falls, Fixturelogic, Geotech Foundation Co West, Glacier Windows (Loewen), IES Commercial Inc, Jet Fire Protection, Knez Insulation Co, Larusso Concrete Co Inc, Mercer Windows, Michaels Precast, Mutual Materials, New Holland, NW Kodiak Construction, NW Masonry, Precision Rebar & Accessories Inc, Probuild, Red Built, RMC Masonry Inc, Robert L Tuss, Roy Houck Construction, Rubensteins Contract, S&S Rebar, Safway Scaffold, Santiam Heating & Sheetmetal, Slate & Slate Roofing, Spaniols, Superior Interiors, System Design Consultants, Viesko Quality Concrete, West View Products Inc, West Wood Structures Inc, WH Cress Co Inc

COLLABORATIVE SCIENCES BUILDING AND SKOURTES TOWERAble Fence, Acudor Products Inc, Aecom, Affordable Electric Inc, Afghan Associates, Alternative Surfaces, Aluma Systems, Amec Environment @ Infrastructure Inc, Ashland Brothers Inc, BC Installation Inc, Beamstopr Laser Barriers Inc, Benchmark Coatings Inc, Bridgewater Group, Bruce Wall Systems Corp, Building Science, Calportland Company, Canron Western Constructors Inc, Carlisle Construction Materials Inc, Carr Construction, CBR Inc, Centimark Corp, CH2M, CO Architects, Cochran Inc, Code Unlimited, Construction CPR Llc, Convergint Technologies, Corbin Design, CPP Inc, Crawford Door Co Llc, CRJ Construction Co, Culver Glass Company, Day CPM Services Llc, Day CPM Services Llc, Deamor Associates Inc, Dewitt Construction Inc, Donaldson Enterprises, Eastern States Paving Inc, Eirschele Consulting Services Pllc, EXP, Faison Construction, Fausstrollean Fixture Co Inc, Field Management Services, Fleishman Hillard Inc, FM Burch and Associates Inc, General Tool & Supply, Geodesign Inc, Green Team Cleaning Services Llc, Harlens Drywall Company Inc, Harmon Inc, Has Painting Inc, HKS Inc, Huntco Supply Llc, Insulation Contractors Inc, Insulpro Inc, Interface Engineering Inc, Interface Engineering Inc, Interior Technology Inc, Iris Window Coverings Inc, ISEC Inc, J & S Masonry Inc, JDH Corrosion Consultants, JH Kelly Llc, Jordan Ramis PC, Just Bucket Excavating, Kahler Slater, Kittleson & Associates, Kone Inc, KPFF Consulting Engineers, KPFF Consulting Engineers, Larusso Concrete Inc, Liberty Steel Erectors Inc, Long Painting Company, Lux Bio Group, Marion Construction Company,

Mayer Reed, Mayer Reed, Mayes Testing Engineers, McDonald Excavating Inc, Morrison Hershfield Corp, MSD Construciton Llc, Neudorfer Engineers, Northwest Handling Systems Inc, Olympian Precast Inc, Oregon Electric Construction Inc, Oregon Health & Science University, Oregon State University, Otak Inc, Otak Inc, Parrish Excavating Inc, PBS Supply Co Inc, Performance Contracting Inc, Pioneer Waterproofing Co, Portland General Electric, Portland State University, Portland State University, Power Engineers, QED Lab Inc, R & L Classique Floors Inc, R2M2 Rebar & Stressing Inc, Robert H McGhee, RTE Technologies Inc, Rubensteins Contract Carpet Llc, Scheduling Consultants Ltd, SERA Architects, SFS Inc, Siemens Industry Inc, Simplexgrinnell Lp, Skyline Sheet Metal, Snyder Roofing of Oregon Inc, State of Oregon, Stoncor Group Inc, Streimer Sheet Metal Works Inc, SVC Corporation, Temp-Control Mechanical Corp, The Sextant Group, Toombs & Associates, Tracetel Ltd, Tri-Met, Tri-Power Group, Tube Art Displays Inc, Valley Growers Nursery & Landscape Inc, Vibro-Acoustics, Waco Scaffold & Equipment Co Inc, Wessco, Westech Construction Inc, Western Partitions Inc, Western States Fire Protection, WH Cress Company Inc, Williams Form Engineering Inc, Zana Construction Co, Zurich North America

PORTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE – CASCADE HALLAffordable Electric Inc, Beko Mechanical, Beko Mechanical, Bratton Masonry, Brown Consulting, Carr Construction, Center Point Signs, Cherry City Elec, Corner Stone Janitorial, Crown Fire Systems Inc, Culver Glass Company, Digital Works Production, Floor Solutions LLC, Hydro-Temp Mechanical, Instafab Company Inc, Iris Window Coverings, Kone, Marion Construction, Northwest Controls, Pence Kelly Concrete, Performance Contracting Inc, Pro Bell Enterprises, Pro Lath, Pro Lath & Plaster, Schonert & Associates Inc, Service Master Cleaning, Skyline Sheet Metal, Snyder Roofing, Turtle Mt Construction, WE Given, WH Cress

PARKROSE MIDDLE SCHOOL REPLACEMENTAdvanced Fireproofing & Insulation, Bargreem-Ellingson Inc, Bar-M Steel CommericalInc, Beresford Company, Beynon Sports Surfaces, Bid-Rite Services Llc, Building Material Specialties Inc, CalPortland, Cascade Acoustics Inc, Cash’s Drapery Inc, Colonial Coatings Inc, Crossfire Sprinkler Co, Curranseal, Davidson’s Masonry Inc, DeaMor Associates Inc, Drake’s Striping & Painting, Eagle Elsner Inc, Eagle Roofing Co, Engineered Products of Oregon, Gibson Door & Millwork Inc, GR Morgan Construction, Hildebrand Concrete Const Inc, Hutchins TV & Appliance Inc, Interstate Fence Company, Key West Retaining Systems Inc, Landscape Management & Services Inc, Leewens Corporation, Martin Bros Inc, MC Interiors Llc, Moore Excavation Inc, NW School Equipment Inc, Otis Elevator Co, Piper Mechanical, Prairie Electric Inc, Rubenstein’s Cont Carpet Llc, Sawtooth Caulking Inc, Schonert & Associates Inc, Shelter Products Inc, Simonis & Associates, Skyline Sheet Metal, South Town Glass, Spacesaver Specialists Inc, Stagecraft Industries Inc, TerraCalc Land Surveying Inc, Trojan Wall Products Inc, Valley Flooring Inc, Volk Steel Erectors, Western Floors Inc, Westmark Products Inc, WH Cress Co Inc, Won Door Corporation

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ASTORIA ATHLETIC FIELD COMPLEXA-1 Striping, Aluminum Athletic Equipment CO, Bay View Transit Mix, Big River Construction, Clatsop Electric, Hellingsco Construction, Mutual Materials, Mutual Materials, Nishkian Dean, Schonert & Associates, Site Concrete, Survey Terra Calc, Town & Country Fence, UBU Northwest Inc

ANKENY 2/3CRN Excavation, EcoRoofs Everywhere, Garner Electric, Presto Siding, Rose City Framing, Sierra Pacific, Sky Heating, TBH Geotechnical Contractors, Wolcott Plumbing

ASANTE OUTPATIENT CENTER (PRIVATE)AA Insulation, American Industrial Door Llc, American Industrial Door Llc, Applegate Valley Const Corp, Barclay Dean Architectural Pro, Bell Hardware-Medford, Building Material Specialties Inc, Building Material Specialties Inc, Cambridge Architectural, Chown Inc, Construction Specialties (CA), Dallas Glass, Daly’s Window Cleaning, Deamor Associates Inc, Don Braaten Painting, Doors Plus, Edge Construction Supply, Evergreen Roofing Inc, Farwest Steel Reinforcing CO, Functional Surfacing Llc, Geometrix Northwest, Hanset Stainless Inc, Isec Inc, Kniferiver, Kniferiver, L&M Industrial Fabrication, Lawco Fire Protection, Massey Interior Const, Metal Masters Inc, Michael Ulch, Moduc Contracting Co Inc, Mountain View Landscaping, New Horizons Woodworking Inc, New Horizons Woodworking Inc, New Horizons Woodworking Inc, New Horizons Woodworking Inc, Otis Elevator Co, Pacific Electrical Contractors, Pacific Spray Foam, Patterson Plumbing Co, PBS Supply Co Inc, Proabilites, Pro-Bel Enteprises Ltd, Quality Fence Co, Rubensteins, Sandeen Masonry, Simonis & Associates, Skyline Sheet Metal, Southern Oregon Automatic Door, Superior Interiors Inc, Thermal Suply Inc, Trane US Inc, Wessco, West Side Iron Inc, Zesbaugh Inc

BALCH GULCH BRIDGE AT NW THURMAN STREET REHABILITATIONFought and Company, Hogan Fab Inc, Staton Companies

BANKS MIDDLE SCHOOL ADDITION AND HIGH SCHOOL RENOVATIONA36 Structures, Agate Pacific, Architectural Metalcrafters, Architectural Specialities Inc, Bell, Benson, BMS, Browns Arch Sheetmetal, Cal Portland, Cascade Acoustics, Crawford Door, Davidson’s Masonry, Deamor, Dennis Finn, Farwest, Ferguson Painting Services, Five Star Paving, Gibson Door, Griffith Roofing, Hydro Temp, JS Perrott, KO Custom Fab, Konell, Laboratory By Design Inc, LaRusso, Lone Star Masonry, McDonald Wetle Inc, North Star Industries, NW Handling, PBS, Pihl, Piper Mechanical, PMG, Portland Coatings, Portland Coatings, Portland Electrical, Red Built, Roedel, Rubensteins, Sawtooth Caulking Inc, Skyline Sheet Metal, SM Andersen Company, T & C Fence, Terralc, The GS Co, Thyssenkrupp Elevator Corp, Wallace Steel, Wyatt Fire Protection

BEAVERTON TOYOTA CAMPUS9 Wood, Archtec Creation, Arrow Mechanical, Best Worth Rommel, BMS, Brightworks, Canyon Glass, Carlson Testing, Castellano Custom Furniture, Chown Security, Composite

Core, Concrete Alternatives, Corby Watkins Mithoefer, East-West Plumbing, Firestone Metal, Green Earth Landscaping, Griffith Roofing, Hot Spot Fireplace Shop, Howard Jacobs, Huntco, Imperial Steel Craft, InSPec Group, Jack’s Overhead Doors, Jade Smith Paving, Johnson Controls, JS Perrott, Lancer, Laneco Inc, Light Benders, Novum Structures, Pavement Maintenance Inc, PCI, Plumbline Drywell, QSSI, Roedel Tile, Roses, Three Phase Electric, TS2 Construction, Waco, Western Partitions Inc, Williams & Ryan Construction, Williamsen & Bleid

BETHANY BOULEVARD: CORNELL ROAD TO WEST UNION ROADAble Fence, ACF West, Apply-A-Line, Baker Rock Resources, CalPortland, Certified Personnel Services Inc, Consolidated Supply, Coral Construction, Eagle Elsner, Lee Contracting, Oldcastle Precast, Oregon State Bridge Construction, Pacific Foundation, Palisades Structures Company, Prarie Electric, Robotic Construction Surveying, Roger Langliers Construction, SCC Earthworks, Storie & Associates, Westside Rock

BLOCK 300 RENOVATIONAmbius, Basic Fire Protection, Building Material Specialties Inc, Chambers Brothers Inc, Cherry City Elec, Culver Glass Company, Don Frank Flooring Inc, Finish Line Concrete Cutting Inc, Harlens Drywall, Hunt Painting, Kone Inc, Legend Custom Woodworking Inc, MacDonald-Miller Facility, McKinstry Company Inc, Northwest Handling Systems Inc, Pacific Northwest Environmental, Planika USA Llc, Saris Cycling Group Inc

BNSF TASK 8 SWITCH REPLACEMENTAxis Crane, Railworks Track Systems

CABELA’SAcucraft, Arrow Mechanical, Bar-M Steel Commercial Inc, Benson Industries (American Direct), Berg Electric, Berg Electric, Berg Electric, Berg Electric, Berg Electric, Brundage-Bone Concrete Pump, Building Material Specialties Inc, Cascade Acoustics, Cascade Acoustics, Cascade Acoustics, Centennial Glass, Cosco Fire Protection, Cosco Fire Protection, Cosco Fire Protection, Cosco Fire Protection, Curtis Restaurant Equipment, DeaMor, Eden Pest Control, Elmer’s Flag and Banner, Engineered Products a Pape’ Co, Firestone, Floor Factors, Interior Woodworking Specialists, Interior Woodworking Specialists, Interior Woodworking Specialists, Interior Woodworking Specialists, Interior Woodworking Specialists, Klinger Masonry Inc, Klinger Masonry Inc, Kniferiver, Konell Construction, Lundeen Simonson Inc, Lundeen Simonson Inc, Lundeen Simonson Inc, Masons Supply, Metro Overhead Door, Otis, Otis, ProBarrier, ProBarrier, Quality Door Service Inc, Rayborn’s Plumbing Inc, Rayborn’s Plumbing Inc, Rose City Rebar Inc, Rose City Rebar Inc, Rustic Rails, Schonert Flooring, Schonert Flooring, Simonis & Associates, Skyline Sheet Metal, Skyline Sheet Metal, Snyder Roofing, Snyder Roofing, Snyder Roofing, Snyder Roofing, Snyder Roofing, Snyder Roofing, Snyder Roofing, Stellar Structures, Stellar Structures, Stellar Structures, Stellar Structures, Stellar Structures, WB Painting, Westlake Consultants, William Scotsman, Williams Form, Won Door, Yakima Steel, Yakima Steel

CAMBIA HEALTH SOLUTIONS12.500 Commercial Window Coverings, Anning-Johnson Company, Basic Fire Protection, Chambers Brothers Inc, Christenson Electric, Contract Flooring & Interiors Inc, Culver Glass Company, Don Herbst Painting Inc, Fred Shearer & Sons, General Sheet Metal, Harlan’s Drywall, Heritage Glass,

Instafab Company Inc, Interior Tech, McCoy Electric Co Inc, McKinstry Company Inc, Power Plumbing, Siegner & Company, Spectrum Woodworking Inc, Weitman Excavation Llc

CENTRAL OREGON COMMUNITY COLLEGE TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION CENTERAction-Pride Cabinets Inc, AM-1 Roofing Inc, American Sprinklers Inc, American Sprinklers Inc, Aspen Ridge Electric Inc, Bar M Steel Inc, Bell Hardware of Bend, Bell Hardware of Wilsonville, Bend Commercial Glass, Bend Commercial Glass, Bend Commercial Glass, Botanical Developments Llc, Butch’s Masonry Inc, Cascade Heating & Specialties, Cascade Heating & Specialties, CCI Bend Inc, Cement Elegance, Central Oregon Community College, Cleaning Unlimited, Comp View Inc, D Ditmore Consulting Inc, D Ditmore Consulting Inc, DeaMor Associates Inc, DeaMor Associates Inc, Devco Mechanical Inc, Devco Mechanical Inc, Energy Conserv Insulation Co, Energy Conserv Insulation Co, Fabulous Floors Inc, GSI Signs, High Desert AGG & Paving Inc, Interior Technology Inc, K A Veltman Concrete Llc, Kirby Nagelhout, Kirby Nagelhout, Latham Excavation, LDC Inc, National Construction Rentals, North Country Building Specialist Llc, Overhead Door Co, Overhead Door Co, Peri Formwork Systems Inc, Portland Coatings Inc, Schonert & Associates Inc, Securecom Inc, SEI Northwest Inc, Shop Equipment Co Inc, Specialty Flooring & Tile Inc, Steel Encounters Inc, Superior Interiors Inc, Suppression Systems Inc, Surveying Unlimited Inc, Terminix, The Bilco Company, Thyssenkrupp Elevator Corp, Tomco Electrical Company, Tomcom Elec, True Line Steel Inc, True Line Steel Inc, Van Nevel Concrete & Curb Inc, We Cut Concrete Inc, Western Protective Coating, WH Cress Co Inc, Wilco Precast & Stone Llc

CHEHALEM CULTURAL CENTER – PHASE IINo information provided by submitting company

CITY OF BEAVERTON CITY HALLAzimuth Communications, Beaverton Plumbing, Bell Hardware/Bell Installation, Cosco Fire Protection, Evergreen Consulting Group, Floor Solutions Inc, Lara’s Construction, LOI Demolition & Environmental Services, MCG Commercial, Total Mechanical Inc, Williamson & Bleid Inc

COLUMBIA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHA Washington & A Oregon Painters, Able Fence Company, Acoustics NW, Addison Construction Supply, Arrow Roofing, Ascendent, Aspen Exteriors, Blairco Inc, Buffalo Welding, Cal Portland, Contract Flooring Consultants, Custom Framing & More, Dan Tapani Excavating, Don’s A-1 Glass Service, Foster Bray Co Inc, Gregg Roofing, Instafab Company Inc, Insulation Contractors Inc, Jay’s Custom Landscaping, Olson Engineering, Otis Elevator Co, P D Badertscher Constructio, Patriot Fire Protection Inc, Prairie Electric, Profile Steel, Safway Services Llc, Sierra Concrete, Stanley Patrick Striping, Steven W Broders, Structure Works Llc, Tacoma Plumbing & Heating, Vrieze & Olsen Woodworking

COMMERCIAL AVENUE WHARF RECONSTRUCTIONGeotechnical Resources Inc

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CONDUIT 3 HYDROELECTRIC PROJECTEmery and Sons, Team Electric

COURTHOUSE SQUARE REMEDIATIONCaslin Inc, Dalke Construction Co Inc, Dallas Glass, Dans Steel, David Evans, Davidson Masonry, Empire Painting, F & W Fence Company, GPR Data, H & L Corporation, Industrial Concrete, Jammie Environmental Inc, McGilchrist Roofing, North American Terazzo, Northside Electric, Northwest Scaffolding, Oregon Cascades, Pioneer Waterproofing Company Inc, Ralphs Concrete Pumping, Safety Consulting Solutions, Safway Services Llc, Santiam Steel, Service Point, Whitlock Dalrymple Poston & Associates Pc, Wise Steps

CROWN POINT VIADUCT RESTORATIONDavid Evans & Associates Inc, GRI, Western Federal Lands

DAVE & BUSTER’S – CLACKAMAS TOWN CENTERABC Window Cleaners & Building Maintenance Llc, AC & E Electric Co, AC & E Electric Co, Advanced Surface Innovations, All Star Glass Inc, Bell Hardward-Portland, Bridgetown Electric, Building Material Specialties Inc, Building Material Specialties Inc, Clarks Quality Roofing Inc, Clarks Quality Roofing Inc, Compass Land Surveyors, Concrete Forming & Placing, Concrete Forming & Placing, Crawford Door Co Llc, Dallas Glass, Dallas Glass, Direct Mechanical Contractors Llc, Direct Mechanical Contractors Llc, Don’s A-1 Glass Service, Eagle Striping Services Inc, Eagle’s View Construction II Inc, Eagle’s View Construction II Inc, Express Fire Systems Inc, Hutchco Construction, HVAC Inc, Instafab Company Inc, Interior Technology, J L J Earthmovers, JT Construction Inc, KH Interiors Inc, Kone Inc, Kraft Masonry Inc, Laneco Inc, Laneco Inc, National Construction Rentals Inc, NW Flooring Solutions, Pacific Foundation Inc, Pacific Tile & Stone Inc, Performance Contracting Inc, Piper Mechanical Inc, PMSI Llc, Portland Sheet Metal Works, Pro Classic Painting, ProSteel Inc, Rose Brand, Rose City Awning Co, Sawtooth Caulking Inc, Schonert & Associates Inc, Schonert & Associates Inc, Servpro of Tigard/Tualatin, Signaling Systems Solutions Inc, Signaling Systems Solutions Inc, Sonoma Cast Stone Corp, Spray On Foam & Coatings Inc, SSD Construction Llc, Tandar Corp, The Brickman Group Ltd Llc, Ultra Quiet Floors, Whitewater Construction Inc,, ,

DAWSON PARKAndrusko Group, AYM Corporation, Bryan R Green Construction, Cascadian Landcapers, CBK Constuctors, Cherry City Elec, Compass Engineering, Greenshield Systems Llc, Guinett Masonry, Miller Factors, Painting Oregon, Precision Recreation Contractors

DERRY DELL SANITARY SEWER, CULVERT, ROAD AND STREAM IMPROVEMENTSACF West, Advanced Tower Components, Advantage Precast, Apply-A-Line, Certified Personnel Services Inc, Clarks Lumber, David Evans Association, Fox Erosion Control, HD Fowler, Knife River, McDowell NW Pile King, Newberg Rock, Pacific Timber Products LLC, Roger Langliers Construction, S-2 Contracting, Tigard Sand & Gravel, Westlake Consultants

DESCHUTES COUNTY JAILAdvanced Fireproofing, Architectural Specialties Inc, Bend Commercial Glass, Calvin Andrews Construction, CCI Bend Inc, Central Oregon Heating and Cooling, Chlid & Swinney Fire Protection, Custom Tint Llc, Deschutes Painting, Dixon Steel & Supply Company, Eagle Roofing Company, Ed Staub Sons & Associates, Fabulous Floors Inc, G & E Masonry Inc, Galifco Oregon, GBS Construction Inc, GR Cascade Pluming & Heating, JFD Construction, Justice Systems Corporation, Latham Excavation, Martin Bros Inc, Mike’s Fence Center Inc, Mountain Sky Landscaping, Northwest Laundry Supply, Overhead Door Co, Peays Paving Llc, Povey & Associates, ProSteel Inc, Stedman Sheet Metal Inc, Superior Garage Floors Llc, Tomco Electrical Company, Tri Star Detention Inc, True Line Steel Inc, We Cut Concrete Inc, Western Partitions Inc, Western Protective Coating, Westmark Products Inc, WH Cress Co Inc

DISTRIBUTION CENTER EXPANSIONNo information provided by submitting company

DWFRITZ PRECISION AUTOMATION12.500 Commercial Window, ABM Janitorial Services, American Welding Services, Bell Hardware, Brightway Cleaning Inc, Campbell’s Custom Tile Co, Crawford Door Llc, Dallas Glass, Dynalectric, HVAC Inc, KO Custom Fab, McDonald & Wetle Inc, MCG Commercial, Michaels Precast, Patriot Fire Protection, Perlo Structures, Pioneer Sheet Metal, Spectra Contract Flooring, Spectrum Interiors Inc, WB Painting, Western Plumbing, WH Cress Co Inc

EDWARD C. ALLWORTH OREGON VETERANS’ HOME2G Construction, Anning-Johnson Co, Building Materials Supplies, Burgener’s Woodworking Inc, Culver Glass Company, Curtis Restaurant Equipment, Dallas Glass, Davidson’s Masonry Inc, Delta Concrete, Delta Construction Co, GB Manchester, General Sheet Metal, Harvey & Price Co, Interior Technology, Iris Window Coverings NW Inc, ISEC Inc, Knife River, LJ Pearson Construction, M & W Electric Inc, Portland Coatings, Ramsay Signs, Smith Sheet Metal, Teufel Landscape, T-Plus Steel Fabricators Inc, Umpqua Roofing Company Inc, Wayne’s Carpet One, WH Cress Co Inc

ELITE CARE AT OATFIELD ESTATES IIA & H Builders, Ace Electric, All Aspects Renovations, Axis Crane, Bennett Transport, Bent Level, CES Investments, Concrete Alternatives, Dowers Enterprises, Emerald Fire, ENSU, Envious Tile, Evergreen Plumbing, Fifty/Fifty Interior Design, Final Touch, Frank’s Excavation Llc, GA Painting, Harver Drywall, Mike Patterson Plumbing, Modern Building Systems, Nuware Concrete, Oregon Asphalt Paving, Parker Fire, Parkin Electric, Pavement Maintenance Inc, Porter Electric, Premium Exterior Construction, Randy Rogers Plumbing, Sandy River Metal Works, Thyssenkrupp Elevator Corp, Willamette Landscaping, Wishart Welding

GRANT PARK VILLAGEAcademy Specialties Llc, Accurate Land Surveyors, Acousti-Level Floor Systems Inc, Advanced Surface Innovations Inc, American Heating Inc, Artector Inc, Benson Industries Llc, Brix Paving NW Inc, Buffalo Welding Inc, Cash’s Drapery Inc, Crown Fire Systems Inc, Culver Glass Company, Customline

Shower Company, DeaMor Associates Inc, De-El Enterprises, Exterior Design Contractors Inc, Farwest Steel Contracting Inc, Fireside Contracting Services Llc, Floor Solutions Llc, Geotech Foundation Company-West, GreenScreen, Hilti Inc, Interior Technology Inc, Kraft Masonry Inc, Lanz Cabinet Shop Inc, Larusso Concrete Co Inc, M & M Construction Services Inc, McDonald & Wetle Inc, Metro Overhead Doors, MSD Construction Llc, Northwest Masonry Restoration Co, Northwest Precast, Pavement Maintenance Inc, Pike Awning Company, Pioneer Sheet Metal, Pioneer Waterproofing Company Inc, Prairie Electric Inc, Precision Countertops, RailPro of Oregon Inc, RDF Builders Co, Ron Rust Drywall Inc, Sign Wizards Inc, Snyder Roofing of Oregon Llc, Specialized Pavement Markings, TA Onchi Llc, Tapani Plumbing Inc, Teufel Nursery Inc, Thyssenkrupp Elevator Corp, Urban Bicycle Parking Systems Inc, Vale Insulation Group Inc, VPI Quality Windows Inc, Water Studio, WESSCO, Whirlpool, WMX Construction Llc

HAWTHORNE DEPOTB & J Excavating, Brix Paving NW Inc, Building Material Specialties Inc, C H Kruse Plumbing, Concrete Alternatives, Cosco Fire Protection, Frahler Electric, Gale Contractor Services, GPR Data, Green Building Services, Harlen’s Drywall Co Inc, Hunter-Davisson, Incline Steel Fabricators, Interior Technology Inc, Kent Bjorge Construciton, Lara’s Construction Services, McDonald & Wetle Inc, Metro Access Control, Natural Stone Designs, NW Masonry & Restoration, Oregon Commercial Painters, Philco, Pioneer Sheet Metal, Pioneer Waterproofing Company Inc, RC Building Specialties Llc, Rouse Surveying Inc, Salem Wood, Salvage Works, Schindler Elevator Corp, Stonewood Structural, Sunset Stucco, Teufel Landscape, Western Construction Specialties, WH Cress Co Inc, Willamette Glass

HILLSBORO AIRPORT TAXIWAY REHABILITATIONBrix Paving NW Inc, C & R Reforestation, Chicks of All Trades Llc-DMWESB, Christenson Electric Inc, Fox Erosion Control & Landscape, H & H Electric Inc, Hanes Geo Components, HD Fowler Co, Kerr Contractors Inc, Lakeside Industries Inc, McDermott Fence & Construciton-DMWESB, National Safety Inc, Northwest Hydro-Mulchersinc-DMWESB, Oldcastle Precast Inc, Peterson Cat, Porter W Yett Company, Specialized Pavement Markings, Steve Strege Upholstry

HOLLADAY PLACE (PRIVATE)Afghan Associates, Ahern Rentals Inc, Alcantar and Associates Llc, American Direct Procurement Inc, Arrow Striping and Painting Inc, B & T Striping and Curbing Inc, Badger Holding Llc/Safwat Services Llc, Bargreen Ellingson of Oregon Inc, Bell Hardware-Portland, Benson Industries, Blue Mountain Pools Inc, Brix Paving Northwest Inc, Brothers Concrete Cutting Inc, Cascade Acoustics Inc, Cascade Tower & Rigging Inc, Cashs Draper Inc, Cessco Inc, CGC Industries Inc/Culver Glass Co, Chason Key-Way Inc, City of Roses, Coast Crane Co, Columbia Concrete Sawing Co, Concrete Inspection Services Inc, Contract Flooring & Interiors Inc, Cosco Fire Protection, Cps Group Inc, Crawford Door Co Llc, D & R Masonry Restoration Inc, Dennis’ Seven Dees Landscaping Inc, Design Space Modular Buildings Inc, Donald B Murphy Contractors, Electrical Distributing Inc, Finish Line Concrete Cutting Inc, Fireside Home Solutions, Floor Solutions LLC, Forensic Waterproofing Consultants, Geotech Foundation Company-West, GS Contracting Inc, Heinz Mechanical Inc, HTI Polymer Inc, Instafab Company Inc, Interior/Exterior Specialists Llc, Interior/Exterior Specialists Llc, J & M

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Rockwood Holdings, K & D Services of Oregon Inc, Kone Inc, Kraft Masonry Inc, Lanz Cabinet Shop Inc, Legend Custom Woodworking Inc, McDonald & Wetle Inc, Morror-Meadows Corp, MSD Construction Llc, MSI Mechanical Systems, National Construction Rentals Inc, Natural Stone Design, Northwest Cascade Inc, Northwest Infrastructure Llc, O’Neill Electric Inc, Pacific Contractors Llc, Penetrations Inc, Peterson Power Systems Inc, Pioneer Waterproofing Company Inc, Prestige Tile & Stone Inc, Pro-Bel Enteprises Ltd, Rite Way Heating & A/c Inc, S & S Sheetmetal Inc, Shields Painting Corp, SimplexGrinnell Lp, Skyline Sheet Metal, Snyder Roofing of Oregon Llc, The Furniture Clinic Inc, Thomas Kay Textiles Inc, T-Plus Steel Fabricators Inc, Traffic Guard Direct Inc, Vancouver Roofing & Sheet Metal Co, W H Cress Company Inc

HONEYMAN HARDWARE COTTER BUILDINGAdvance Surface Innovations, Apex Environmental Consulting, Arrow Roofing & Sheet Metal Inc, Artector Inc, Bear Electric Inc, Brothers Concrete Cutting Inc, KH Interiors Inc, Martin Sheet Metal Inc, Parr Lumber, Platinum Exteriors Inc, Portland Masonry Llc, QEDLAB Inc, Safway Services LLc, Sterling Technologies Llc, Suburban Door Company Inc, United Site Services, West Coast Coatings

INDUSTRIAL HOME/EVOAcademy Specialists Llc, Allegiance Corp, Architectural Specialties Inc, Ashland Bros Concrete Sawing, Ashland Bros Concrete Sawing, Bell Hardware of Portland, Bell Hardware of Portland, Brandsen Hardwood Floors Inc, Brandsen Hardwood Floors Inc, Brix Paving Northwest Inc, Capitol Data & Communications, Capitol Electric Co Inc, Capitol Electric Co Inc, Carlson Testing Inc-Portland, Cedar Landscaping Inc, Crown Fire Systems Inc, Crown Fire Systems Inc, DeBenedetto’s Commercial, DeBenedetto’s Commercial, Diverse Works Inc, Eagle Striping Services Inc, Gelco Construction, Heritage Glass, Hunter-Davisson Inc, Hunter-Davisson Inc, Instafab Company Inc, Instafab Company Inc, Interior Exterior Specialist Llc, Interior Exterior Specialist Llc, Konell Const & Demo Co Inc, McDonald & Wetle Inc, Metro Overhead Door Inc, Minority Abatement, Orecrete Construction Company Llc, Otis Elevator Co, Pacific Window Tinting Inc, Pioneer Sheet Metal Inc, Pioneer Waterproofing Company Inc, Portland Millwork Inc, Pro Shop Millwork & Design, Prominent Construction Inc, Safway Services Llc, Sawtooth Caulking, Sign Wizards Inc, Stewart P:lumbing Inc, Stewart Plumbing, Superior Gunite, United Subcontractors Inc, Versatile Wood Products Inc, Vista Interiors Llc, Vista Interiors Llc, West Coast Finishers Inc, Willamette Glass Inc, Willamette Glass Inc, WMX Construction Llc, WMX Construction Llc, Zochert Fence Co Inc

INSITU MANUFACTURING FACILITYAble Fence Co Inc, AMEC, American Direct, American Heating, Bar-M Steel Comercial Inc, Bishop Copanies Inc, Building Materials Spec Inc, Carlson Testing, Carr Construction Inc, Cascade Acoustics, Cash’s Draper, Century Link, Clima-Tech, Coburn Electric, Coffman Engineers, Contract Flooring & Interiors, Convergint Tech, CP Engineering, Crestline Construction Llc, Cudahy Lumber co, Dallas Glass, Davis Landscape Llc, Eagle Striping Inc, Eco-pan, Elmer’s Flag & Banner, Empire Painting Inc, Engineered Products A Pape, ES&A Sign and Awning Co, Fabrication Products, Floor Solutions, Geotech Solutions, Harry’s Key Service, Haynes Cleaning Service, Hood River Sand and Gravel, Huntco, Inici Group Inc, Klickitat County, Kraft Masonry, LaRusso Concrete Inc, Lease Crutcher Lewis, Leewens Corp, Lewis Structures, McDonald & Wetle Inc, Mid-Columbia Caulking, Mildren Design Group, NeudorferEngineer’s Inc, Northwest

Handling, Northwest Natural Gas, Oregon Electric Group, Otis Elevator Co, Pattriot Fire Protection, Pioneer Sheet Metal, Pioneer Waterproofing Co Inc, Precision Images, Rapid Readymix Co, RedBuilt, Rose City Rebar, Scott Pimley, SNC Engineering Inc, Spectrum Interiors Inc, TC Bingen Llc, The Cadmus Group Inc, TM Rippey Consulting, Trantow Surveying, True Gorge Stoves & Spas, White Cap

INTEGRA TELECOM HEADQUARTERSNo information provided by submitting company

INTERSTATE 84: SANDY RIVER – JORDAN ROAD BUNDLE 210AA Surveying & Engineering Inc, ACS Testing, American Concrete Cutting, Apply-A-Line Inc, Bent Enterprises Inc, Brix Paving Northwest Inc, Carlson Testing, CBK Constructors Llc, Champion Sweeping, Coral Construction Co, Corpac, CR Contracting Llc, Dailey’s Trucking Excavating & Paving, David Evans & Associates Inc, FM Burch & Associates Inc, Fox Erosion Control, Gonzales Boring & Tunneling Inc, Gryphon Scaffolding, Hamilton Construction, Hatch Western Company Inc, Hicks Striping & Curbing Inc, Hildebrandt Concrete Construction Inc, Jammies Environmental, Knife River, Kurahashi & Associates, Livingston Construction, Malcolm Drilling Co Inc, Navigational Construction Inc, Pacific Foundation, Peter Akhtar Trucking & Associates, Pioneer Waterproofing Company Inc, Professional Services Industries, Ralphs Concrete Pumping Co, Roger Langeliers Construction Co, Schwager Davis Inc, Staton Companies, Storie and Associates, Sundown Electric Co, Thomas Grinding Inc, Town & Country Fence Co of Oregon, Vandehey Exploration Inc, Wayne Stone Logging Inc, West Side Iron Inc, Willamette Valley Steel Inc

JACKSON COUNTY HEALTH FACILITY AND GARAGEAdvanced Fireproofing & Insulation Company, Alternative Construction Concepts, Inc., Architectural Specialties Inc, Batzer Construction, Batzer Construction, Bell Hardware, Bill’s Glass, Cascade Cabinets, Curtius-Huntley Plumbing, Davidson’s Masonry Inc, Hoag Roofing, Hoffbuhr & Associates, Interior Tech, Johnny Cat, Larusso Concrete Co Inc, Metal Masters, Modoc (DBE, MBE 3503), Mountain View Landscaping, Omlid & Swinney, Otis Elevator Co, Overstreet Lanscape & Hydroseeding, Pacific Fire Protection, Patterson Plumbing, Preformance Contractors, Inc., Pole Tech, Precision Electric, Pro-Bel, Quality Fence Co, R2M2 Rebar, Renfro Striping (ESB, 6495), RF Stearns, RF Stearns, Rubensteins Contract Carpet LLC, Shields Painting, Sign Language, Simpson & Associates, Skyline Sheet Metal inc., Staton (DBE, WBE 1358), Snyder Roofing, Snyder Roofing, Van Row Mechanical Inc

LOUIS DREYFUS O-DOCKPederson Brothers Inc

LOWER COLUMBIA COLLEGE HEALTH AND SCIENCE BUILDINGA36 Structures, Acoustical Design Inc, American Seating, Architectural Metal Crafters, Betschart Mechanical, Blind Depot, Bridgetown Sales/Construction Specialties, Building Material Specialties Inc, Building Material Specialties Inc, CalPortland, Capital Heating & Cooling, Cascade Acoustics Inc, CH Beresford, Clem Fleck, Commercial Insulation Service, Construction Specialties/Bridgetown Sales, Cross Fire Sprinkler Co, Custom Concrete, D&F Steel, Don

Rhyne Painting, Drake Striping, Finn-Wall Specialties, G A Bovero Tile & Marble Inc, GC Solar, Geopier NW, Green Man Construction, Harris Rebar, Integrated Door Systems, Interior Tech, Interstate Sheet Metal, ISEC Inc, JS Perrott, Kell-Chuck Glass, Lacey Glass, Lakeside Industries Inc, Landscape Management, Larusso Concrete, Northwest Handling Systems Inc, Prairie Electric, R2M2 Rebar & Stressing, Ralphs Concrete Pumping, RC Northwest, Sawtooth Caulking, Snyder Roofing, Spacesaver Northwest, Spectra Contract Flooring, Steel Encounters Northwest, Thyssenkrupp Elevator, Tom Nelson and Associates, Zavala Corp

LOWER COLUMBIA RIVER SIDE CHANNELS CLAMSHELL DREDGINGHME Construction, NW Hydro Surveying

MAIN STREET IMPROVEMENTS – TIGARDArchaeological Investigators NW, DKS Associates, GeoDesign Inc, Hanna, McEldowney & Associates, Mason Bruce & Girard, OBEC Consulting Engineers, W & H Pacific Inc

MARQUIS TUALATINNo information provided by submitting company

MCGILCHRIST ROTH BUILDINGSAdagio Construction, Ashland Brothers Lanscapes, B & B Skylites, Cherry City Electric, E & H Construction, Empire Paintng Inc, Extreme Excavating Inc, F & W Fence, Gene S McMurrin Inc, H3O Inc, Keystone Granite Inc, Laneco Inc, McGilchrist & Sons Roofing, Michael King Construction Inc, Mill Creek Heating Llc, Northside Electric, Northwest Superior Painting Inc, Nugent Masonry Inc, NW Millwork Inc, Oregon Cascade Plumbing & Heating, Penetrations Inc, Pro Barrier Construction Llc, Salem Road & Driveway, Salem Commerical Tenant Services Inc, Salem Concrete & Paving Inc, Salem Heating & Sheet Metal, Salem Wood Products Inc, South Town Glass, Sughrue’s Woodworking Inc, Thomas Kay Textiles, Thyssenkrupp Elevator Corp, Viridian Window Restoration, Western States Fire Protection

NEW RELICChristenson Electric, Field Design & Architecture, Greg Forcum Steel Design, Smith CFI, Tempest Technologies

NIKE DESCHUTES CAFÉAlliant Systems, Bestrade Enterprises, Building Material Specialties Inc, Cashs Drapery Inc, Centennial Glass Co Inc, Culver Glass Company, Don Frank Floors Inc, Finish Line Concrete Cutting Inc, Gill Group Inc, Harlens Drywall, HTI Polymer Inc, Hunt Painting, Imperial Steel Craft Inc, JS Perrott & Company, Kriegsco Mfg Inc, McDonald & Wetle Inc, Mill Plain Electric, Parsons Excavating, PBS Engineering & Environmental, Prestige Tile @ Stone Inc, Ricca Newmark Design, Sustainable Flooring Solutions, TruGreeen Landcare Llc, Western States Fire Protection, WH Cress Co Inc, WH Pacific Inc, Whitaker Ellis Builders

NINKASI BREWING COMPANY ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDINGAdvance Cabinet Designs, Bell Hardware of Eugene Inc,

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Builders Electric, Cameron McCarthy Landscape, Cascade Floors Inc, Comfort Flow Heating, ecoReal Solutions, Eugene Tile Company Inc, Evergreen Roofing of Oregon, Farwest Steel Contracting Inc, H3O Incorporated, Haas Contracting, Hap’s Masonry, Home Insulation, II-S Mechanical Inc, McKenzie Glass, Overhead Door Eugene, Rubenstein’s Contract Carpet, SS&W Engineers, Stedman Sheet Metal Inc, Systems West Engineering, Third Generation Paint Co, T-Plus Steel Fabricators Inc, Valley Flooring Inc

NW NATURAL RESOURCE CENTERAC&E, Architectural Specialties, ASG, B & T Striping, Cabinet Tech, Carlson Testing, Inc., Dynasty Concrete, EC Company, Hard-Core Construction, Harry’s Lock and Key, Harver Company, Harver Company, Howser Steel, HVAC Inc, Interior Tech, Interstate Fence, IRS Environmental, Jet Fire, Kniferiver, Landa Northwest, Laneco, McDonald & Wetle Inc, Metro OH Door, Mt Hood Cleaners, Nielson Masonry, NW Surveying, Oregon Pacific Construction, Portland Mechanical, Questmark, River City Glass, Rubensteins, Standard TV & Appliance, Steeldraft Systems, Streimer Sheet Metal, Tube Art, Tuefel, Valley Pacific Construction Inc, Wallace Steel, WB Painting, WH Cress,

NYBERG RIVERSA-1 Straight Line Striping, Advanced Entry Systems, AFP Systems Inc, Aloha Ceilings Co, American Direct, Arbon Equipment Corp-West, Architectural Specialities Inc, Bell Hardware, Building Material Specialties Inc, Cascade Electrical Llc, Cascade Plumbing Co, Cemex, Coffman Excavating Inc, Conduit Electric, Courtesy Janitorial Services Inc, Crown Landscape Inc, Crown Landscape Inc, Div 5 Inc, Div 5 Inc, DLN Construction Co Llc, Eagle’s View Construction, Eastern States Paving Inc, Eckman Construction Works Llc, EDON Corporation, Encore Glass Llc, Fair Weather Side Furnishings, Floorcovering Specialists Inc, Frommelt Dock & Door, Grand Effects Inc, Greenscreen, Griffith Roofing Co Inc, Inline Steel Fabricators Inc, J & S Masonry Inc, Key West Retaining Systems Inc, KH Interiors Inc, Kingsmen Contracting Inc, Larusso Concrete Co Inc, Legend Custom Woodworking Inc, Lundahl Ironworks Co, Mapes Architectural Canopies, Masco Contracting Services, McDonald Wetle Inc, MJS Contracting, Neri North American Inc, Northwest Masonry Restoration Co, Novar, Oregon Asphaltic Paving Co, Oregon Concepts, Oregon Concepts, Oregon Heating & A/C, Overhead Door Inc, Pace Equipment Company, Phase Concrete, Prairie Electric, Precision Rebar & Accessories Inc, Precision Truss and Lumber Inc, Primo Exterior Construction, RC Building Specialties Llc, RLD Company Inc, Russell & Sons Plumbing Inc, Sawtooth Caulking Inc, Shields Painting Corp, Sitecraft Inc, Speedy Glass, Stanley Access Technologies, Sundown Electric Co, TerraCalc Land Surveying Inc, The Awning Company, The Harver Company, The Stanley Works, Tri-Tech Heating Inc, TT & L Sheetmetal, Western Construction Specialties Inc, Western Millwork Inc, West-Meyer Fence, Wildwood Playgrounds NW

OAK PARK DENTALB & T Striping, Bell Hardware, Dallas Glass, DC Structural Specialists, Dual Force Construction, F & W Fence, Falls Insulation, Fredinburg Masonry, Gelco Construction, Green Acres Landscape, H & H Paving, JAE’s Pro Weld, Northside Electric, Ovchinnikoff & Sonz Construction, Owen Construction, Pacific Sign & Screen Printing, Reliant Communications, Russell and Sons Plumbing, Salem Heating & Sheet Metal, Salem Wood Products, Shannon Russell Paperhanging, Skylake Contracting, Stalcup Roofing, Tim’s Carpet & Interiors, Truss T Built, Watermark Painting Inc, Withers Lumber

OLYMPIC PROVISIONS EASTSIDE PROCESSING FACILITYAmerican Heating Inc, Bargreen Ellingson Inc, D & D Door Inc, Delta Drywall Inc, Performance Contracting Inc, PR Worth Inc, Snyder Roofing of Oregon Llc, Three Phase Electric, United Subcontractors Inc, Vanport Mechanical & Fire Sprinkler, WDY Inc

ONE WEST MAINAdroit Construction Co Inc, Adroit Construction Company, Advanced Air & Metal, Advanced Door & Hardware, Advanced Doors & Hardware, Alleman Construction Inc, Alleman Construction Inc, American Industrial Door Llc, Browning Fire Protection, C & S Fire-Safe Services Llc, Cascade Cabinets & Countertops, Cascade Foam Insulation, Centric Elevator, Columbia Bridge & Iron Inc, CT Commercial, Dallas Glass, Daly’s Window Cleaning, Daly’s Window Cleaning, DeaMor Associates Inc, Designer Signs, Don Braaten Painting, Evergreen Roofing Inc, Fashion Floors, Gale Contractor Services, Harrington Construction Inc, Harrington Construction Inc, Hilltop Commercial Supply, Kaufmann Plumbing & Mechanical, Kniferiver, Landscape Forms, Metals Fabrication Co, Michaels Precast Concrete Llc, Neenah Foundry Company, Northwest Handling Systems Inc, Otis Elevator Co, Overstreet Landscape & Hydro, Overstreet Landscape & Hydro, Pioneer Parkway East #305, Polaris Land Surveying Llc, Polaris Land Surveying Llc, Precision Electric, Quality Fence Co, Quality Fence Co, Railpro, Sandeen Masonry, Simpson & Associates, Skyline Sheet Metal, Traffic Control, Viking Concrete Cutting Inc, Viking Concrete Cutting Inc, W H Cress Company Inc, West Coast Pipeline Llc, West Coast Pipeline Llc, WH Cress Co Inc, Wildwood Playgrounds Northwest Inc

OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY AUSTIN HALLA+ Flagging, Advance Cabinet Designs Inc, BMS Building Materials Specialties, Cash’s Drapery, Cherry City Electric, Coast Crane Co, Cole Surveying Llc, Dallas Glass, DeaMor Associates Inc, EC Company, Floor Solutions Llc, Flooring Solutions, Graton’s Custom Landscapes, Hammerquist Inc, Harvey & Price, Hayward Baker Construction, Interior Technology Inc, J & S Masonry Inc, Kone Inc, L & M Steel Fabrication & Machinery, Marion Construction, Michael’s Precast Concrete, Mid-Valley Gravel Co, Northwest School Equipment Inc, Northwest Tower Crane Service, NW School Equipment Inc, Oregon Cascade Plumbing & Heating, Oregon Electric Group, Outdoor Fence Co Inc, Overhead Door of Eugene-Springfield, Performance Contracting Inc, Pioneer Waterproofing Company Inc, Qualified Envelope Diagnostics Inc, Roedel Tile Contracting Inc, Santiam Heating & Sheet Metal Inc, Sjemens Industry Inc, Skyline Sheet Metal, Superior Interiors Inc, Sustainable Flooring Solutions Inc, Tempair, The Harver Co, Tube Art Displays Corp, Turtle Mountain Construction Co Inc, Umpqua Roofing, Western Partitions Inc, Western States Soil Conservation Inc, WFJ Janitorial Services Inc

OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL UNION EAST RENOVATIONA Game Courts, A+ Flagging, Advanced Entry Systems, Alliant Systems, American Concrete Cutting, Andersen Structures Llc, Architectural Metal Crafters, Bell Hardware-Wilsonville, Brandsen Hardwood Floors Inc, Bridgeway Contracting Llc, Cascade Acoustics Inc, Cherry City Electric, Columbia Concrete Sawing, Culver Glass Company, Curtis Restaurant Equipment, Davidson’s Masonry Inc, DeaMor Associates Inc, Delta Fire Inc, EC Company, Ferguson Painting Services Inc, Floor Solutions Llc, Floyd Hatton Floor Covering, Forslund Crane Service Inc, G

& E Electric Inc, Gibson Steel Fabricating Inc, Graton’s Custom Landscapes, Hammerquist Inc, Harvey & Price, Hoyt Street Properties Llc, Hudson Bay Insulation , Instafab Company Inc, Interior Technology Inc, Johnson Controls, Legend Custom Woodworking Inc, Oregon Cascade Plumbing & Heating, Overhead Door Company of Eugene-Springfield, Performance Contracting Inc, Philco, Pioneer Waterproofing Company Inc, R2M2 Rebar & Stressing, RJH Enterprises Inc, Roedel Tile Contracting Inc, Rubensteins Contract Carpet, Santiam Heating & Sheet Metal Inc, Seattle Sound and Vibration Inc, Simonis & Associates, Sitework Construction, Smith Glass Service Inc, Snyder Roofing of Oregon Llc, T Gerding Construction Co, WCTJ Inc, Western Partitions Inc, WFJ Janitorial Services Inc, WH Cress Co Inc, Won-Door Corp

OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY WILLIAM TEBEAU RESIDENCE HALLAdvanced Cast Stone Inc, Architectural Metalcrafters, Bergelectric Corp, Building Material Specialties Inc, Carr Construction, Cole Surveying Llc, Commercial Piping Co, Compaction & Recycling Equipment Inc, Culver Glass Company, Davidsons Masonry Inc, Delta Construction Co, Dennis 7 Dees Landscaping, Dynalectric, Fab Tech Manufacturing Inc, Global Pacific Environment, Harvey & Price Co, Hilltop Commercial Supply, Hilltop Commercial Supply, Interior Technology Inc, Iris Window Coverings NW Inc, Island Fence Inc, LDC Inc, Long Fence Company, Ness & Campbell Crane Inc, Northwest Tower Crane Services, Overhead Door Eugene, Pacific Excavation Inc, Patriot Fire Protection Inc, Pella Windows & Doors, Radius Pipe Bending & Fabricating, Rubensteins Contract Carpet Eugene, Silver Falls Insulation, Skyline Sheet Metal, T Gerding Construction, Thyssenkrupp Elevator Corp, Turtle Mountain Construction Co Inc, Umpqua Roofing Co Inc, Western Partitions Inc, Western Rebar Inc, WFJ Janitorial Services Inc, WFJ Janitorial Services Inc, Whitaker Ellis Builders

OUS/OHSU COLLABORATIVE LIFE SCIENCES BUILDING & SKOURTES TOWERGeoDesign Inc., Mayes Testing Engineers, Morrison Hershfield, Steven Eirchele, PE, Toombs & Associates Engineering specialists, GeoDesign Inc, Mayes Tesing Engineers, Morrison Hershfield, Steven Eirchele, PE, Toombs & Associates Engineering

PACIFIC NORTHWEST COLLEGE OF ARTSAshland Brothers, JSE Lab’s, NCM Oregon Warehouse, Ness & Campbell Crane, PCI, PSI, ReNu Recycling Services, Safety Kleen, United Rentals

PACIFIC UNIVERSITY – CASCADE HALLAcademy Specialties Llc, Acousti-Level Floor Systems Inc, Agate Pacific Group Ltd, Aloha Ceilings Company, American Direct, American Heating Inc, Apex Steel Inc, Applied Technical Systems Inc, B&B Tile & Masonry, Brand Energy Services Llc, Burgener’s Woodworking Inc, Cascade Windows Ltd, Center Point Signs, Coast Crane Co, Crown Fire Systems Inc, Customline Shower Company, DeaMor Associates Inc, Eastern Steel Erectors Inc, Edmondson’s Draper Inc, FairWeather Site Furnishings & Accessories, Fireside Contracting Services Llc, Floor Solutions Llc, Hillebrand Construction Inc, Idaho

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Forge & Fabrication, JB Insulation, Kurahashi & Associates Co, Landscape Forms Inc, Merit Electric of Spokane Inc, Ness & Campbell Crane Inc, Northwest Masonry Restoration Co, Pacific Landscape Management Inc, PBS Supply Company Inc, Peninsula Plumbing Company, Pioneer Waterproofing Company Inc, Point Monitor Corp, Portland Coatings Inc, RDF Builders Co, Reece Complete Security Solutions, Ron Rust Drywall Inc, Rose City Rebar & Post Tensioning Company, Skyline Sheet Metal, Snyder Roofing of Oregon Llc, Thyssenkrupp Elevator Corp, Timberland Inc, Van Dyke Appliances, VPI Quality Windows Inc, WFJ Janitorial Services Inc, WH Cress Co Inc

PACIFIC UNIVERSITY – WASHBURNE HALLAcademy Specialties Llc, Advance Welding Inc, Advanced Fireproofing & Insulation Company, American Direct, American Heating Inc, Anderson Sandblasting, Applied Technical Systems Inc, B & B Tile & Masonry Corp, Burgener’s Woodworking Inc, Center Pointe Signs, Crawford Door Company Inc, Crown Fire Systems Inc, Culver Glass Company, DeaMor Associates Inc, Floor Solutions Inc, Geometrik Manufacturing Inc, JB Insulation, Lake Oswego Insulation, McDonald & Wetle Inc, Merit Electric of Spokane Inc, Northwest Masonry Restoration Co, Nu Construction, Pacific Landscape Management Inc, Peninsula Plumbing Company, Point Monitor Corp, Portland Coatings Inc, RDF Builders, Ron Rust Drywall Inc

PORT OF PORTLAND HILLSBORO AIRPORT RUNWAY 13L-31RAnderson Erosion Control Inc, Apply-A-Line, Carlson Testing, Inc., Lakeside Industries Inc, McDondald Excavating Inc, Pinnell Busch, Signal Construction Group LLC, Terra Calc Land Surveying

PORTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE SOUTHEAST LIBRARYA-Absolute, Accurate Land Surveyors, Anchor Concrete, Architectural Metalcrafters, Arcis Corp, Arrow Roofing, BC Installation, Benson, Cash’s Drapery Inc, Columbia Bridge & Iron Inc, Crossfire, Culver Glass Company, Davidsons Masonry, E C Company, Finish Line, Floor Solutions Llc, Fred Shearer, General Sheet Metal, Lacey Glass, Larusso Concrete Co Inc, Legend Woodworking, M & M Constucton Services, Pesnecker Bros, Pioneer Waterproofing Company Inc, Prof Lath & Plaster, Roedel Tile, Schindler, Service Master, Siegner and Company, Sterling Floors, Valley Growers, W E Given, W H Cress, WCTJ

PORTLAND POLICE TRAINING FACILITYNo information provided by submitting company

PORTLAND-MILWAUKIE LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT PROJECT – WEST SEGMENT3 Kings Environmental Inc, A2 Fabrication Inc, AA Surveying & Associates, AC&C Companies Inc, Accurate Concrete Cutting Inc, ACF West Construction, Affordable Electric Inc, Alcantar & Associates Llc, American Concrete Cutting, AMG Custom Fencing Decks & Walls, Applied Professional Services Inc, Apply-A-Line Inc, Azuri Construction Inc, Bailey’s Construction Unlimited Llc, BakerCorp, Bent Enterprises Inc, Billings and Cronn Co, Brothers Concrete Cutting, Brundage-Bone Concrete Pumping, Buckley Associates Inc, Buffalo Welding Inc, CDM Novitec Llc, Cell-Crete Corp, Champion Sweeping, Chick of All Trades, City of Roses, Cutter Construction Co

Inc, DDJ Construction Welding Inc, DeaMor Associates Inc, Delta Fire Inc, DeWitt Construction, Dirt & Aggregate Interchange Inc, Eco-Pan Inc, Eddy Excavation, EZ Grade Inc, FM Burch and Associates Inc, Fought & Company Inc, Harper Houf Peterson Righellis, Inc, Harris Rebar Seattle Inc, Harrity Tree Specialists Inc, Insulfoam, Interlaken Inc, Iron Horse Engineering, J & R Truckig Inc, Jammie’s Environment Inc, John-Wayne Construction Co, Kerr Contractors Inc, KF Jacobsen & Co Inc, KLK Consulting Llc, KT Contracting Co Inc, Liberty Steel Erectors Inc, Loy Clark Pipeline, Malcolm Drilling Company Inc, Maul Foster & Alongi Inc, Michels Corporation, Moore Excavation, Mr Tree Inc, Ness & Campbell Crane Inc, Northwest Geotech Inc, Northwest Geotech Inc, O’Neill Electric Inc, Pacificmark Construction Corp, Paramount Supply Co, Professional Service Industries Inc, R2M2 Rebar & Stressing Inc, Raimore Construction Llc, Ralph’s Concrete Pumping Inc, Ramos Inc, Richards Pipe & Steel, Rock & Road Construction, Ross Island Sand & Gravel, S-2 Contractors Inc, Schonert & Associates Inc, Scougal Rubber Corp, Sign Wizards, Site One Llc, Smith Monroe Gray Engineering, Storie & Asssociates, The Reinforced Earth Company, Tice Electric Company, Tigard Sand & Gravel, Universal Technical Resource Services Inc, Valley Growers Nursery & Landscape Inc, Viking Automatic Sprinkler Co, VIP Industrial Supply Llc, Waste Xpress Environmental Services, Watson Bowman Acme Corp, Werbin West Contracting Inc, West Side Iron Inc, Willamette Valley Steel, Workhorse Construction Metro Inc, ZCS Engineering Inc, Zeeland Company Llc

POWELL’S BOOKSAdvance Welding Inc, Anderson Sandblasting, Artector Inc, B & B Tile & Masonry Corp, Crown Fire Systems Inc, Culver Glass Company, DeaMor Associates Inc, DeTemple Company Inc, Floor Solutions Inc, Hillebrand Construction Inc, JB Insulation, Livengood Construction Metal Fab, M & M Construction Services Inc, McDonald & Wetle Inc, Northwest Masonry Restoration Co, PacWest Drywall Llc, Pioneer Waterproofing Company Inc, Portland Coatings Inc, RDF Builders, Superior Fence & Construction, TA Onchi Llc, Team Electric Company, Teufel Nursery Inc, Tim Dixon Contruction Inc, Vancouver Sign Co Inc, Western Wood Structures

PROVIDENCE PORTLAND 3G POST PARTUM UNITAmerican Direct Procurement Inc, American Heating Inc, Basic Fire Protection, BMS Building Materials Specialties, Cash’s Drapery, ESC Automation, Floor Factors, Form & Structure Inc, Harlen’s Drywall Co Inc, Lake Oswego Insulation Co, Neudorfer Engineers Inc, Oregon Electric Group, River City Glass & Window Inc, SimplexGrinnell Lp, Tice Electric Company, WCTJ Inc

PUPPET LABSBuilding Material Specialties Inc, Burgener’s Woodworking Inc, Cash’s Drapery Inc, Chamber Brother’s Inc, Clean World Maintenance Inc, Cochran Inc (dba Broadway Electric), Culver Glass Company, Eastern Steel Erectors, Finish Line Concrete Cutting Inc, Floor Solutions LLC, Fred Shearer & Sons Inc, Green Man Construction, McKinstry Company, McKinstry Company, Oregon Commercial Painters, Pacific Northwest Environments LLC, Sound Fire Protection

REGAL CINEMAS – THREE RIVERS MALLA-1 Straight Line Striping Co Inc, ABC Windows and Building, Airtub Service Co, Architectural Metal Works Inc, Bell Hardware-Portland, Cascade Networks, CHE Group Inc, Cherry City Electric, Contemporary Home Services, Cornerstone

Masonry Inc, Current Electrical Const Co, Demolition Contractors Inc, Eagle’s View Construction II Llc, Eastside Paving, EC Company-Portland, ES&A Sign & Awning Co, Fabrication Products Inc, FTM Corp, Geopier Northwest Inc, H Korp Group Llc, Hutchco Construction Inc, Icon Specialty Construction Llc, Insulation Contractors Inc, Interstate Fence Company, K & M Rebar Inc, Leed Corporation Mechanical, Made of Steel Inc, Magnum Masonry Inc, North Fork Landscape Inc, Northwest Specialty Construction Llc, Parker Excavation & Underground Llc, Phoenix Fire Protection Llc, Porter Electric Inc, ProSteel Inc, Protemp Associates Inc, Queen City Specialty Roofing, Roofing Contractors Inc, Roto-Rooter Sewer & Drain, Safway Services Llc, Sawtooth Caulking Inc, Sayers Construction Inc, Schindler Elevator Corp, Shields Painting Corp, Stadium Painting Corp, Thomas Kay TextilesInc, TJC Surveying, Tri Tech Heating Inc, Tricter Rig Llc, Tri-State Shot Blasting Inc, Trojan Wall Products Inc, Twin City Glass Company Inc, WH Cress Co Inc

REYNOLDS HIGH SCHOOL & DISTRICT RENOVATIONSA-Absolute Comfort Heating, Alan Fitch Electric, Commerical Interior Contractors, Concrete Sawing Co, Culver Glass Company, Daniel Maust Construction, Day CPM Services, DBEC, FastSigns, Floor Solutions Llc, Griffith Roofing, Hughes Electrical Contractors, Johansen Electric, Kraft Masonry, Metro Overhead Door, Pioneer Waterproofing Company Inc, Portland Coatings, Scott Remly Construction Inc, Steve Broders Co, Wyatt Fire Protection, Zavala Corp

RIDGEFIELD CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTSA-1 Stright Line Striping, Able Fence Company, ABM Janitorial Services NW Inc, Acc-U-Set Construction, Acme Construction Supply, ADP Lemco Inc, Advanced Technology Group, Advanced Welding & Steel, A-Game Courts, Architectural Specialties Inc, Arrow Roofing & Sheetmetal Inc, B Gentle Concrete Construction Co, B&B Tile & Masonry, Bargreen Ellingson Inc, Bell Hardware, Bell Installation, Bratton Masonry, Building Material Specialties Inc, Burgener’s Woodworking Inc, CalPortland, Cascade Electrical, Cascades Acoustics, Cascades Casework Co, Cash’s Drapery Inc, Columbia Cascade Company, Contemporary Visions, Culver Glass Company, Curranseal, Curtis Restaurant Equipment, Custom Designed Skylights Inc, Davidson’s Masonry Inc, DeaMor Associates Inc, Eagle Striping Services Inc, Elmers Flag & Banner, Encore Glass, Engineered Products of Oregon, ESC Automation, FairWeather Site Furnishings, Farwest Steel Contracting, Floor Solutions Llc, Genothen, Gibson Door Inc, Granite Construction Company, Harlen’s Drywall Co Inc, Hillebrand Construction Inc, Hydro Tech Fire Protection, I Cam Construction Inc, Interior Technology Inc, Interstate Fence Company, Iris Window Coverings, JRT Mechanical Inc, Karvonen Sand & Gravel, Lakeside Industries, Landscape Management, Larusso Concrete Co Inc, Michael’s Precast Concrete, Morgan Francis Flagpoles and Acc, Nor-Pac Seating Co Inc, Northwest Installation Ent Inc, Northwest Masonry Restoration Co, NW Construction, NW School Equipment Inc, Nystrom, Otis Elevator Co, Patriot Fire Protection Inc, Peters Construction Inc, Pioneer Sheet Metal, Portland Electrical Construction, Precision Rebar Accessories Inc, Quality Cleaning Service, R2M2 Rebra & Stressing, RC Northwest Inc, Roedel Tile, Roof Toppers, Sawtooth Caulking Inc, Saxton Bradley Inc, Screen Flex, Sign Solutions, Skyline Sheet Metal, Smith Glass, Snyder Roofing of Oregon Llc, Sound Fire Protection Inc, South Town Glass, Stagecraft Industries Inc, Sustainable Flooring Solutions Inc, Tapani Underground Inc, Thyssenkrupp Elevator Corp, Vancouver Paving, Vancouver

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Roofing/Sheetmetal, Venice Henoa Stone & Tile Llc, Wenger, WH Cress Co Inc, Willamette Graystone, Williamsen & Reid, Wishart Welding

RIVERSGATE CHURCHBeaverton Plumbing, Doug Shepherd’s Dirt Work, Duff Maiden Mason Contractor Inc, Gary’s Electric Co, Gohman Mechanical, Hutch Co Construction, Kingsmen Contracting Inc, Paulson’s Floor Covering, Pioneer Roofers Company, River City Glass, Safway, Sieckmann Metal Fab Inc, Superior Gunite, Wrecking Crew Demolition

SHELTERCAREAccess Control Unlimited, Advanced Cabinet Designs, ATEZ Inc, BDH Fire Protection Systems, Brothers Plumbing, Budget Blinds of Eugene, Comfort Flow Heating, Culver Glass Company, Evergreen Roofing of Oregon, Gary Pierce Painting, Haas Contracting, Hap’s Masonry, Home Insulation, JB Electric, Kipco Inc, Landgreen Hardwood Floors, McKenzie Commercial, McKenzie Glass, Oregon Fence, Overhead Door Eugene, Rexious, Rubensteins Contract Carpet, Stedman Sheet Metal Inc, WH Cress Co Inc

SMARSH TENANT IMPROVEMENTSA36 Structures, Anning-Johnson Company, Barton Pacific, Basco Builders, Baxter & Flaming Industries Inc, Capitol Electric Co Inc, Christenson Electric Inc, Clarus Glassboards Llc, CrossFire, D&F Plumbing, Floor Solutions Llc, Pacific Window Tinting, Plover, Ramsay Signs, River City Glass & Window, Siegner and Company, Spectrum Woodworking, Stoner Electric, Streimer Sheet Metal, Superior Fence

SNIFF DOG HOTELNo information provided by submitting company

ST. CHARLES CANCER CENTERAdvanced Fireproofing & Insulation Company, Bell Hardware of Bend, Botanical Developments Llc, Cash’s Drapery, DLM Inc. dba Baldwin Custom Welding & Design, Eagle Roofing Co., Engineered Products A Pape Company, Fabulous Floors, Inc., Foxhoven Construction Inc., Froelich Consulting Engineers, Hickman, Williams & Associates, A36 Structures, Interior Technology Inc, Intuitive Fire LLC, JKD Construction Inc, John A. Varner Construction Inc, Lean Healthcare West, Lyons Holding Inc. dba Bend Painting Inc., MacDonald Miller Facility Solutions, Ogden Construction Inc., Oregon Cascade Plumbing & Heating, PAE Consulting Engineers, Pioneer Sheet Metal Inc, Preformance Contracting Inc, Sawtooth Caulking Inc, Sparling, Steel Encounters, Tamco Electric Inc, Taylor Northwest LLC, The Dannick Corp, Thyssenkrupp Elevator Corp, Translogic Corp.

STEAMBOAT SLOUGH SETBACK LEVEE AND ECOSYSTEM RESTORATIONNW Hydro Surveying, NW Hydromulchers

STEPHEN’S PLACE3 Kings Environmental, Absolute Laundry, Advanced M & D Sales, A-Line Asphalt Maintenance Inc, Andersen Structures Llc, Architectural Specialties Inc, B & B Tile & Masonry Inc, BC Greenhouse Builders Ltd, Benson Industries, Building Specialties Northwest Llc, Carpentry Plus Inc, Certified Environmental, Columbia Drywall Systems Inc, Contract Décor Inc, De-El Enterprises, Delta Fire Inc, Delta Fire Inc, Dennis’ Seven Dees Landscaping Inc, ER Energy, Exterior

Design Contractors Inc, GE Appliances, Hildebrand Concrete Construction, Hunter-Davisson Inc, Instafab Company Inc, K & M Rebar Inc, K F Jacobsen & Co, Knez Building Materials, Lanz Cabinets, Larusso Concrete Co Inc, Legend Custom Woodworking Inc, Mackay & Sposito Inc, MSI Mechanical Systems, Pike Awning Co, Portland Road & Driveway, Prairie Electric, Precision Contracting Services, Prewitt Hardwood Floors Inc, R2M2 Rebar & Stressing, Raymond Handling Concepts Corp, RC Building Specialties Llc, Roof Toppers Inc, Schindler Elevator Corp, Smith & Greene Company, TFT & Country Fence Co of Oregon, Town & Country Fence Co of Oregon, Ultra Quiet Floors, VPI Quality Windows, WFJ Janitorial Services Inc, WH Cress Co Inc, Williamsen & Bleid

STEPHENS CREEK CROSSING2C Building Services Llc, Acacia Construction Co, ACE Event Services Inc, Acme Construction Supply Co Inc, Acousti-Level Floor System Inc, Advanced M & D Sales, Alarm Tracks Inc, Allplay Systems Llc, American Direct, American Sweeping Service Inc, Ashland Bros Concrete Sawing, B & B Tile & Masonry Corp, Belshire Concrete Restoration Llc, Benelli Construction Inc, Benthin Engineering Inc, Brian Gualtieri, Brundage-Bone Concrete Pump, Budget Blinds Portland Metro, Cascadian Landscapers Inc, Chick of All Trades, City of Portland, Civic Construction Llc, Colas Construction Inc, Contemporary Visions Sign & Wayfinding, Convergint Technologies Llc, Coral Construction Co, Courtesy Janitorial Serv Inc, Crown Fire Systems Inc, Culver Glass Company, DE-EL Enterprises Inc, Dowers Enterprises Inc, DP Plumbing Inc, Ecoview Skylights, Edwards Painting Inc, Electrical Construction Co, Engineered Products a Pape’ Co, Envirocrete Inc, Enviroscapes Northwest Inc, Faison Construction, Faison Energy Solutions Llc, Final Touch NW Inc, Great Northwest Gutters Llc, Hayes Cabinets Inc, Home Certified Inc, HVAC Inc, Instafab Company Inc, Interiior Focus Llc, Iris Window Coverings NW Inc, Jacobs Heating & Air Conditioning, Jet Industries Inc, Johnson Western Gunite Co, K & L Industries, Lanz Cabinet Shop Inc, M & M Construction Services Inc, Martin Sheet Metal Inc, McDonald & Wetle Inc, Mid-Valley Glass Llc, MSD Construction Llc, Nixon Electric Corp, Northwest Infrastructure Llc, Northwest Masonry Restoration Co, Northwest Millwork Inc, Northwest Precast, Northwest Structural Services Inc, Olympia Precast Inc, Pacific Fence & Wire Co, Pacific Foundation Inc, Pacific NW Marble & Granite, PCI Scaffold, Peter’s Construction Inc, Pioneer, Portland Coatings Inc, Precision Countertops Inc, Precision Electric of Washington Inc, Precision Rebar & Accessories Inc, Precision Recreation Contractors, Premier Striping, R & R Construction Inc, Raimore Construction Llc, Santana Crane Inc, Sawtooth Caulking Inc, Standard TV & Appliance, StonHard Division of StonCor Group Inc, Tapani Plumbing Inc, Thuston Off Llc, Uncommon Cabinetry Inc, Union Construction Llc, United Subcontractors Inc, Vanport Fire Sprinklers Inc, WH Cress Co Inc, Whitaker/Ellis Builders Inc, White Cap Construction Supply, Wildwood Playgrounds Northwest Inc, Willamette Valley Tree Cleaning

STONEPLACE APARTMENTS PHASE IIAFP Systems, Inc., America’s 1st Roofing, Bravo Landscape, Cascade Pools, Commercial Drapery, Creative Electric, First Response, HM Doors, Holmes Heating and Cooling, JB Insulation, JM Gutters, Key Carpets, KL Paving, Molalla Masonry, PacWest drywall, Pro Fab, Steelport, Stylite Woodworking, Ultra Quiet Floors

SWEET BYE N BYE ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITYAll City Gutters, All City Paving, B & T Stripping & Curb,

Carlson Testing, Inc., Carlson Testing, Inc., Carlson Testing, Inc., Carlson Testing, Inc., Carlson Testing, Inc., Gelco, Jet Heating, Kaid Mckay, Mid Valley Glass, Mid Valley Glass, Miller and Sons, OMT Bob Panus, Pfeifer Roofing, Precision, Quality Excavation Systems, Red Built, Ron Mitchell, Salem Fire Alarm, SMC Concrete Inc., Ultra Quiet Floors, Westside Drywall

TAP EMERGENCY INTERTIE PHASES 1 AND 2Knife River Materials, Johnny Cat, Cantel of Medford, Gage-it Construction Llc, Pariani Land Surveying, Tuff Shed Inc, Welburn Electric, TMG Services, Picollo Concrete, Quality Fence, Ferguson Waterworks, Knife River Materials

TENNANT WAY LANDFILLAFC West, Dietrich Trucking, HCI Industrial & Marine Coatings, HD Fowler Company, International Lining Technology, Jamie’s Environmental, King Hydroseeding, Minister-Galeser, Prairie Electric, River City Environmental

TESSERA AT ORENCO STATIONBergelectric Corp, Gonsalves and Santucci Inc, Lanz Cabinet Shop Inc, Timberland Inc, Washington Roofing Company

THE ADRIENNENo information provided by submitting company

THE NEW YORKAdvanced M & D Sales, Alder Geotechnical Services Llc, American Heating Inc, Andersen Structures Llc, Ashvine Products, Bell Hardware-Wilsonville, Carlson Testing Inc, Cedar Landscape, Centennial Glass Co Inc, Contemporary Visions, DeWitt Construction Ic, DiLoreta Architects, Evren Northwest, FE Bennett Co, Fought and Company Inc, Geotech Foundation Company-West, Glen Copko Painting & Cleaning, Interior Technology Inc, Johnson Land Surveying Inc, McDonald & Wetle Inc, McKinstry Co Llc, Merit Electric-Portland, Northwest Masonry Restoration Co, Overhead Door Company of Portland, Patriot Fire Protection Inc, Pavement Maintenance Inc, Performance Contracting Inc, PR Worth Inc, QED Inc, Schulz-Clearwater Inc, Sjegner & Co, Specialty Metal Fabricators Llc, Statewide Rent-A-Fence of Oregon, Thyssenkrupp Elevator Corp, VPI Quality Windows, Waste Management, WE Given Contracting Inc, WH Cress Co Inc, Window Installation Specialists Inc

TRIMET PARK AVENUE PARK AND RIDENo information provided by submitting company

U.S. 26: WEST HUMBUG CREEK BRIDGE REPLACEMENTACS Testing Inc, All About Flagging, American Concrete Cutting, Archaeological Investigations, Axis Crane, Bayview Transit Mix Inc, Big River Construction Inc, Cartello Construction Inc, GRI, Hatch Western Company Inc, HDR Engineering, HP Civil Inc, Juhlin Emprise, Knife River Materials, Mayer Landscape Architecture, Northwest Hydro-Mulchers Inc, Oregon State Bridge Construction, Pacific Extruded Curbs, Pacific Rim Service and Construction Company Inc, RB Johnson Company, Schwager Davis Inc, Specialized Pavement Markings, Storie & Associates Inc

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US BANCORP TOWER RENOVATIONAmerican Direct Procurement Inc, Badger Holding Llc, Basic Fire Protection, Benson Industries, Brundage Bone Concrete Pumping Inc, Christenson Electric Inc, Contech Services Inc, DeaMor Associates Inc, Don Frank Floors Inc, DP Nicoli Inc, Farwest Steel Reinforcing Company, Faustrollean Fixture Company Inc, Green Team Cleaning Services Llc, Harlen’s Drywall Co Inc, Hunt Painting Co Inc, Huntco Supply Llc, HVAC Inc, J & S Masonry Inc, Lions Painting & Construction Llc, McDonald & Wetle Inc, McKinstry Co Llc, National Construction Rentals Inc, Otis Elevator Co, Performance Abatement Services Inc, Power Plumbing Co, Premier Cleaning Services LLc, Sawtooth Caulking, Schonert & Associates Inc, Siemens Industry Inc, Building Tech Division, Sunbelt Rentals Inc, Teufel Nursery Inc, T-Plus Steel Fabricators Inc, Tufenkian Carpets Portland Llc, Vancouver Roofing & Sheet Metal Co, Western Partitions Inc, WH Cress Co Inc, Zavala Corporation

VERNIER SOFTWARE & TECHNOLOGY ADDITIONA Cut Above Concrete, AAMPRO, Acousti-Level Floor Systems Inc, All Metro Inc, Aloha Welding, American Heating Inc, Brandsen Hardwood Floors, Bratton Masonry, Brother’s Concrete Cutting, Buffalo Welding, Building Material Specialties Inc, Canby Excavating Inc, Capital Electric CO, Capitol Data & Communications, Carlson Testing, Caughlin’s Flooring, D & D Door Inc, D & H Flagging Inc, DB Steel, DeaMor, Hal’s Construction, Haltiner, Harlen’s Drywall, Heinz Mechanical, Howser Steel Inc, ICE Concrete, IES, Integrity Tree Care Inc, Interior Technology Inc, JS Perrott, K & M Rebar Inc, McCarthy Manufacturing, Mobile Mini, Mt View Locating Service, National Construction Rentals, National Rent A Fence, NW Masonry Restoration, NW Sustainability, Pardue Restoration, Parr Lumber, PCI, Pioneer Waterproofing Company Inc, PLI Systems, PMSI Llc, Portland Fasteners, Portland Sheet Metal, Prestige Tile & Stone, Rhino Industrial Inc, Sage Glass, Schindler Elevator, Schultz’s Clearwater, Snyder Roofing of Oregon Llc, Specialty Metal Fab, SteelDraft Systems, Stellar Structures Llc, Sundown Electric Co, Temp-Air Inc, Waste Management, WE Given Contracting, Western Wood Structures, WH Cress, Wyatt Fire Protection, Zeeland Company

VETERAN AFFAIRS SORCC HEALTH CLINICDaniel J Bacon Construction, Engineering Economics Inc, Gale Contractor Services, Global Pacific Environmental, James Construction of Southern Oregon, MarcStone, Marquess & Associates, Mercury Air & Metal, Metal-Some Fabrication, Modoc Contracting Co, Neathamer Surveying Inc, New Horizons Woodwork, Precision Electric Contractors, Quality Fence Co, RD Builders, River City Glass, Rubenstein’s Contract Carpet, S & S Sheetmetal Inc, Sandeen Masonry Inc, Second Growth Inc, Southern Oregon Engineering Services Inc, Sun Shading Systems, Thyssenkrupp Elevator, TRM Construction, Ultra Quiet Floors, Van Row Mechanical Inc, West Coast Pipeline Llc

VILLASPORT ATHLETIC CLUB & SPAA Cut Above Concrete, A Cut Above Concrete Cutting Llc, Advance Entry Systems, Advanced Entry Systems, Agate Pacific Group Ltd, Agate Pacific Group Ltd, Alpha Turf NW

Llc, Alpha Turf NW Llc, Brandsen Hardwood Floors, Brandsen Hardwood Floors, Brix Paving Northwest Inc, Brix Paving Northwest Inc, Building Material Specialties Inc, Building Material Specialties Inc, Comfort Flow Heating Co, Comfort Flow Heating Co, Concrete Forming & Placing, Concrete Forming & Placing Llc, Cornerstone Janitorial Services, Cornerstone Janitorial Servikces, Crossfire Sprinkler Co, Crossfire Sprinkler Company, D & D Door Inc, D & D Door Inc, Doors Plus, Doors Plus Inc, E C Company-Portland, Eagle Striping Services Inc, Eagle Striping Services Inc, EC Company-Portland, Engineered Products A Pape, Engineered Products a Pape’ Co, Finlandia Sauna Products Inc, Finlandia Sauna Products Inc, Fireside Distributors of Oregon Inc, Fireside Distributors of Oregon Inc, Fredinburg Masonry Inc, Fredinburg Masonry Inc, FTM Corp (Paul M Wolff Co), FTM Corp (Paul M Wolff Co), GR Morgan Construction, GR Morgan Construction, JT Construction Inc, JT Construction Inc, Key West Retaining Systems Inc, KeyWest Retaining Systems Inc, Kurahashi & Associates, Kurahashi & Associates, Lord & Associates Inc, Lord & Associates Inc, Made of Steel Inc, Made of Steel Inc, Morgan Holen & Associates, Morgan Holen & Associates, Northwest Masonry Restoration Co, Northwest Masonry Restoration Co, Northwest Scaffold Service Inc, Northwest Scaffold Service Inc, NW Flooring Solutions, NW Flooring Solutions, Pagh Custom Woodworkding, Pagh Custom Woodworking Inc, Pesznecker Brothers Inc, Pesznecker Brothers Inc, Pioneer Sheet Metal Inc, Pioneer Sheet Metal Inc, ProSteel Inc, ProSteel Inc, RamCo NW, RamCo NW, River City Painting Llc, River City Painting Llc, Roger Langeliers Construction, Roger Langeliers Construction Co-Hillsboro, Roof Toppers Inc, Roof Toppers Inc, Rose City Rebar Inc, Rose City Rebar Inc, Schindler Elevator, Schindler Elevator Corp, SFA Design Group, SFA Design Group, Spectra Contract Flooring, Spectra Contract Flooring, Sportsfield Specialties, Sportsfield Specialties, Teufel Landscape, Teufel Nursery Inc, The Harver Co, The Harver Company, The Pool Co, The Pool Company, T-Plus Steel Fabricators, T-Plus Steel Fabricators Inc, Tube Art Display Inc, Tube Art Displays Inc, United Site Services of Nevada Inc, United Site Services of Nevada Inc, Valley Pacific Construction Inc, Valley Pacific Construction Inc, Western Plumbing Inc, Western Plumbing Inc, Westside Concrete, Westside Concrete Accessories Inc, WH Cress, WH Cress Co Inc, Whitewater Construction Inc, Whitewater Construction Inc, Wilco Precast & Stone Works Inc, Wilco Precast & Stone Works Inc, Zochert Fence Co Inc, Zochert Fence Co Inc

WARM SPRINGS K-8Taylor Northwest Llc, Kirby Nagelhout Construction Company, Terminix, Kirby Nagelhout Construction Company, Tomco Electric, Truss Components of OR Inc, BBT Architects, WB Painting & Decorating Inc, Van Nevel Concrete & Curb Inc, K A Veltman Concrete Llc, 7 Peaks Paving Llc, WB Painting & Decorating Inc, Walker Structural Engineering, Warm Springs Construction, Wenger Corporation, Western Protective Coating Llc, Western Wood Structures Inc, WH Cress Co Inc, Cascade Heating & Specialties, Kirby Nagelhout Construction Company, Hooker Creek Companies, 7 Peaks Paving Llc, AM-1 Roofing Inc, Architectural Metal Crafters, Arizona Courtlines Llc, Bell Hardware of Bend, Bell Hardware of Wilsonville, Bend Commercial Glas, Beynon Sports Surfaces Inc, Cascade Heating & Specialties, CCI Bend Llc, Cedar Landscaping Inc, MC Interiors Llc, Crow Plumbing Inc, CT Commercial Inc, Cascade Heating & Specialties, Cement Products Mfg Co, Doug Dewitt Construction Inc, Tomco Electric, Dynamic Sports Construction Inc, Engineered Products a Pape’ Co, Kirby Nagelhout Construction Company, Fabulous Floors Inc, Phoenix Fire Protection Llc, Fremont Millwork Co, G &

K Masonry Inc, Tomco Electric, W & H Pacific Inc, Kirby Nagelhout Construction Company, BBT Architects, Bell Hardware, Bargreen Ellingson Inc, A-Game Courts LLc, Kirby Nagelhout Construction Company, J & R Fire Llc, AM-1 Roofing Inc, Insulation Contractors Inc, Integrated Interiros Llc, Interior Technology Inc, Intermountain Design Inc, Specialty Flooring & Tile Inc, Axis Mapping & Surveying Co, Johnson Bros TV & Appliance, Building Material Specialties Inc, Kirby Nagelhout Construction Company, Latham Excavation, Lets Construction Cleaning Services, BBT Architects, Northwest Handling Systems Inc, MC Interiors Llc, Jason McKernan Ent Inc, Fabulous Floors Inc, Fabulous Floors Inc, Mike’s Fence Center Inc, Kirby Nagelhout Construction Company, Mountain Sky Landscaping Inc, Western Protective Coat Inc, Nor-Pac Seating Inc, Northwest Handling Systems Inc, Northwest Masonry, Northwest Playground Equipment, Northwest Quality Roofing Llc, Ogden Construction Inc, Ogden Construction Inc, Old Castle Precast, On Track and Field Inc, OR Cascade Pluming & Heating, Phoenix Fire Protection Llc, Kirby Nagelhout Construction Company, Kirby Nagelhout Construction Company, Prosteel Inc, Wenaha Group, Fabulous Floors Inc, Shearer & Associates Inc, CCI Bend Llc, Northwest Playground Equipment, Bend Commercial Glass, Specialty Flooring & Tile Inc, Stagecraft Industries Inc, Stephen Waldroup Construction, Structural 21 Llc, USDA Rural Development, MFIA Inc

WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL RENOVATIONJef Kalina, John LeBoeuf, Gary Eldridge, Ted Overholt, Tori Kalges, Colby Lutz, Mitch Rask, Ben Carlson, Justin Gunden, David Cach, Terry Barnes, Danny Elkins, Mark Atteridge, Stephanie Beebe, Kyle Glynn, Mark Horvat, James Bastron, Randy Crismon, Ken Oliver, Ben Juhl, Bob Bolt, Ann Anderson, John Carlson, Robert Lester, Brian Alexander, Rick Rist, Chris Waldrup, Alan Hart-McArthur, Chris Glassner, Derek Wittkopf, Dan Diessner

WATERFORD GRANDAAI Engineering, Bill Slaughter Inc, Comfort Flow Heating, Curtis Restaurant Equipment, DC Engineering, Devine Continuous Rain Gutters, Discount Windows, Dynasty Concrete Company, Emerald Doors & Glass, ES&A Sign and Awning Company, Evergreen Roofing of Oregon, Nikyobe, North Star Food Service, Omlid and Swinney, Overhead Doors, Ramsay Signs, Schlesinger and Associates, Stedman Sheet Metal Inc, Sunset Electric, Third Generation Paint Co, Twin Rivers Plumbing Co

WEST HILLS HEALTH & REHABILITATION CENTER – BISTRO ROTUNDA – PHASE IIIABC Roofing, Acousti-Level Floor Systems Inc, ACS Testing Inc, All-Ways Excavating USA, Concrete Sawing CO, Contract Flooring Consultants, DJ’s Glass & Mirror Inc, Earth Anchors, Fine Line Concrete, Fireside Distributors, GE Appliances & Lighting, Gregory Law Landscape, HVAC Inc, JB Insulation, JB Insulation, JHC Commerical Llc, Joe’s Trim Work Inc, McCarthy Manufacturing, MVBSS MoralesVanBlockland, Natural Stone Design, NW Masonry Llc, Ore-Com, Oswego Drywall, Pacific Metal Works, Parkin Electric, Presto Homes Inc, Smith & Greene Co, Stewart Plumbing, Suburban Door, West Coast Finishers, Western Contracting, Wrecking Crew Demo, Wyatt Fire Protection


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