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Pittsburg Gazette

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tentatively scheduled for July 25, 2019 by the Region 8 ESC Board, 4845 US Highway 271 North,

Pittsburg, Texas 75686.

Call 866-839-8477 for problems with website or questions.

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The Interlocal Purchasing System (TIPS) has posted pro-curement solicitations at www.tips-usa.com for the following categories:190501 Time Clock Systems190502 Elevators and Servic-ing (2 PART with JOC)190503 Disaster Restoration and Emergency Recovery Ser-vices (2 PART with JOC)Proposals are due and will be opened on June 21, 2019, at 3:00 pm local time. Awards are tentatively scheduled for July 25, 2019 by the Region 8 ESC Board, 4845 US Highway 271 North, Pittsburg, Texas 75686. Call 866-839-8477 for problems with website or questions. REAL ESTATE

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JOB FAIR • MAY 8Pittsburg Nursing Center123 Pecan Grove • Pittsburg, TX 75686

Sign on BONUS forRNs, LVNs, and CNAs

Pittsburg Nursing Center is hiring dedicated people who want to care for others. We have RN, LVN, CNA, Social Worker and Dietary posi-tions available. Every applicant who meets the minimum criteria will be entered in a drawing for a 55” television. Come discuss these opportunities with us.

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Estate Sale – Antiques & CollectiblesFri.-Sat. • May 3-4 • 8am-5pm

102 Mahan • Pittsburg, TX 75686 (Off Hwy. 11 East of Pittsburg)

INSIDE SALE – RAIN OR SHINEPOTTERY/CERAMICS: Hull – large collection, many patterns, Niloak, Shawnee – large collection, many patterns, Weller, Roseville, McCoy & Brush McCoy, Gonder, Red Wing/Rumrill, Frankhoma, Abingdon, Camark, Salt & Peppers – large collection, Head vases, Czechoslovakian, Occupied Japan, Hand painted plates, Metlox, Morton, Royal Copley.

GLASSWARE: Depression – large collection of Iris & Herringbone and other patterns, Helsey, Fenton, Westmoreland, Fire King, Animal powder dishes, Hens on Nests, Mary Gregory style, Figural Whiskey Decanters, Avon Steins & Cape Cod, Hazel Atlas, Fostoria, Fire King Punch Bowl & Cups, Northwood, Cruets, Imperial Glass, Old Spice Shaving Mugs, Milk Glass, Carnival Glass.

CAST IRON: Large collection of Wagner, Griswold and other.

MISCELLANEOUS: Sears floor fan (project fan), Old Hardback Books, Reference Books on Antiques and Collectibles, Quilts, World’s Fair, Lots More Good Stuff.

FURNITURE: 1960s Ethan Allen Heirloom bookcase w/hutch, Early American style (2) Mid Century Ballman Cummings Dresser with Mirror & Chest of Drawers, 1940s Chest of Drawers, Reproduction Oak Curio Cabinet, Bookcases.

This is not a complete listing. Come see for yourself!This sale is antiques & collectibles only.

No general household items. NO CHILDREN, PLEASE • CASH ONLY – ALL SALES FINAL

ESTATE SALESMoving Sale

626 Lafayette StreetPittsburg

May 9 - May 11

GARAGE SALE

PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION

NOTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN: The City of Pittsburg has re-ceived an application for consideration requesting subdivid-ing of the following property described below.

Property description: Property ID 16948 8.946 acre located on W Hwy 11 legal description as ABS A043 Nancy Glass, 8.946 acres. Property to be subdivided into 3 tracts described as Lot No. 1 23,127 sq ft .53 acres, Lot No. 2 23,001 sq ft .053 acres and Property ID 16948 7.886 acres ABS A043 Nancy glass.

Property Owner: Alfredo Cruz

The City of Pittsburg City Council will hold a public hearing on May 13, 2019 at 5:30pm located at City Hall, 200 Rusk Street, Pittsburg Texas for the purpose of considering this request.

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REAL ESTATE

Classifieds Deadline

Friday at 4 p.m.

To place an ad, call

903-856-6629

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SERVICES

HELP WANTEDIf you have a medically documented

disability and would like to work part time on an outside work crew, call Mark 903-856-6822 between 6 am and 2 pm, Monday through Friday. Or come in and

visit at 523 Elm Street, just west of Pirate Football Stadium.

Camp County Service Industries. Employ-ing HandiCAPABLE adults since 1985.

HELP WANTED

Moving Sale626 Lafayette Street

PittsburgMay 9 - May 11

GARAGE SALEMulti-Family Garage SaleWoodland Harbor Private Roads

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$285/mo. & $200 dep.Call David at 903-767-2511

$300 mo. $200 dep.

Walker Creek Village22 PR 54607

Pittsburg, TX 75686903-855-0311

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The Interlocal Purchasing System (TIPS) has posted pro-curement solicitations at www.tips-usa.com for the following categories:190501 Time Clock Systems190502 Elevators and Servicing (2 PART with JOC)190503 Disaster Restoration and Emergency Recovery Services (2 PART with JOC)Proposals are due and will be opened on June 21, 2019, at 3:00 pm local time. Awards are tentatively scheduled for July 25, 2019 by the Region 8 ESC Board, 4845 US Highway 271 North, Pittsburg, Texas 75686. Call 866-839-8477 for problems with website or questions.

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The Interlocal Purchasing System (TIPS) has posted procurement solicitations at www.tips-usa.com

for the following categories:

190501 Time Clock Systems 190502 Elevators and Servicing (2 PART with JOC) 190503 Disaster Restoration and Emergency Recovery Services (2 PART with JOC) Proposals are due and will be opened on June 21, 2019, at 3:00 pm local time. Awards are

tentatively scheduled for July 25, 2019 by the Region 8 ESC Board, 4845 US Highway 271 North,

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IMPORTANT NOTICE

TO: FORMER MEMBER BUILDERS INTERESTED IN THE LIQUIDATION OF HOW IN-SURANCE COMPANY, A RISK RETENTION GROUP (“HOWIC”), HOME OWNERSWARRANTY CORPORATION (“HOW”), AND HOME WARANTY CORPORATION(“HWC”), COLLECTIVELY THE “HOW COMPANIES”

On March 1, 2019, the Deputy Receiver filed an Application for Final Orderin Aid of Continuing Liquidation (the “Application”) with the State CorporationCommission of the Commonwealth of Virginia in a case styled Commonwealthof Virginia, ex rel. State Corporation Commission v. HOW Insurance Company, aRisk Retention Group, Home Warranty Corporation, and Home Owners WarrantyCorporation, Case No. INS-2019-00036. The Application asks the Commissionto approve the Application’s Exhibit I-4F as the final list of Builder Distributeesentitled to share in the distribution of Residual Assets pursuant to the allocationpercentages in Exhibit I-4F, to ratify the conduct of the receivership heretofore,and to approve the proposed disposition of certain unclaimed property and anyremainder of the previously approved Reserve. [NOTE: Capitalized terms usedin this Notice have the meanings ascribed to them in the Application, or in thisNotice.]

On March 25, 2019, the Commission entered a Scheduling and ProceduralOrder setting a contingent hearing on the Application on August 15, 2019, at10:00 a.m. in the Commission’s Courtroom, 2nd Floor, 1300 East Main Street,Richmond, Virginia, to be held only in the event that a Notice of Opposition to theApplication is timely filed. The Scheduling and Procedural Order also required allpersons opposing the relief requested by the Application to file with the Com-mission, and simultaneously serve upon the Deputy Receiver and all other par-ties of record, no later than June 12, 2019, a Notice of Opposition containing: (i)a precise statement of the interest of the person, (ii) a statement of the specificrelief sought to the extent then known, and (iii) the factual and legal basis for theopposition. Each person filing a Notice of Opposition shall be required to presenttheir objections at the Contingent Hearing, and to file with the Commission andsimultaneously serve upon the Deputy Receiver, no later than July 12, 2019, theprepared testimony and exhibits of each witness expecting to present directtestimony in opposition to the Application. If no party timely files a Notice ofOpposition, or if no party who timely files a Notice of Opposition timely filesthe prepared hearing testimony and exhibits for its witnesses, the ContingentHearing shall not be held, and the Commission may decide the matter withoutholding a hearing.

If you are a former HOW builder, you may call the receivership at (512) 404-6555 for further information.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is proposing to down list the American

burying beetle from endangered to threatened status under the Endan-

gered Species Act. The proposal was published in the Federal Register

(Docket No. FWS-R2-ES-2018–0029, Vol. 84, pages 19013-19029) on

May 3, 2019. We are seeking comments on the proposal through July

2, 2019.

The American burying beetle is a black and orange beetle that occurs

in portions of Arkansas, Kansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, South Dakota

and Texas, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Missouri. The beetle was

listed as endangered in 1989. Due in part to efforts through state and

Federal partnerships, the Service has determined that species status has

improved, but is still at risk due to future changes in climate and land uses.

The proposal and additional information are available at http://regulations.

gov/, the ABB Webpage https://www.fws.gov/southwest/es/oklahoma/

ABB_Add_Info.htm or by contacting the Oklahoma Ecological Services

Field Office at (918) 581-7458.

Comments can be submitted electronically at http://www.regulations.

gov/, Docket No. FWS-R2-ES-2018-0029; or mailed to Public Comments

Processing, Attn: FWS-R2-ES-2016-0110, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service,

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A Settlement has been reached with mortgageservicerManufacturers andTraders Trust Companya/k/a M&T Bank (“M&T”) and several insurancecompanies regarding lender-placed insurance. TheSettlement provides refunds or credits to eligiblepersons who submit valid Claim Forms.

The District Court for the District of NewJersey will have a hearing to decide whetherto give final approval to the Settlement so thatpayments can be made. More information isavailable in the Settlement Notice, available atwww.QuarashiSettlementInfo.com or by calling1-888-812-1644.

What is the Lawsuit About?

The lawsuit involves lender-placed insurance(“LPI”), also known as “creditor-placed” or“forced-placed” insurance. A bank or mortgageservicer may arrange for the placement of LPI ona property when it is believed that the borrower’sinsurance is insufficient, when the borrower’spolicy has lapsed, or the borrower has notprovided sufficient proof of insurance coverageon the property.

The lawsuit claims thatM&T received commissionsor other payments from other Defendants. Thelawsuit also claims that these practices causedpremiums and coverage amounts to be excessive.Defendants deny all allegations. Both sides haveagreed to a Settlement to avoid the cost and riskof trial.

Am I Included?

You are a member of the class if you werecharged for and paid or still owe M&T for variousresidential LPI policies between January 1, 2011,and January 25, 2019. The LPI policies included inthe Settlement provided hazard, flood, flood gap orwind-only coverage.

What are the Benefits?

If the court approves the Settlement, ClassMembers who submit valid Claim Forms willreceive a cash award or a credit (towards what theycurrently owe M&T) of an amount equal to 6%,

4.5% or 3% of the Net Premium charged to theclaimant during the Class Period for the LPI Policyby M&T during the Class Period; the percentageamount depends on when you were charged.

• If you already paid: You will receive a checkpayment.

• If you still owe: You will receive an escrowaccount credit, unless Defendants decide to sendchecks instead.

The Defendants have also agreed to injunctiverelief, which means they will stop some businesspractices at issue in the lawsuit.

How do I get Benefits?

You must complete a Claim Form, along with therequired verification documents. The Claim Formdeadline will be no earlier than September 23,2019. More information is available via theWebsitelisted below.

What are my Other Options?

If you don’t want to be legally bound by thisSettlement, then you must exclude yourself byMay 25, 2019. Otherwise you won’t be able to sueM&T or the insurance companies about the claimsin this case. Excluding yourself means that youwon’t be able to get payment from this Settlement.If you stay in the Settlement, you may object to theSettlement by May 25, 2019. More information isavailable in the Settlement Notice.

The Court will hold a hearing in the case,known as Quarashi et al., v M&T Bank et al., onJune 24, 2019 to consider whether to approvethe Settlement and Class Counsels’ request forattorneys’ fees of up to $477,532. Class Counselwill also ask for a payment of $5,000 for the ClassRepresentative.You or your own lawyer may ask toappear and speak at the hearing at your own cost.

How do I get More Information?

For more information, call the toll-free number,go to the website, or write to: Quarashi v M&TBank Administrator, c/o Rust Consulting - 6405,PO Box 44, Minneapolis, MN 55440-0044.

If you Paid or Still Owe M&T Bankfor a Lender-Placed Insurance Policy

You Could Get a Refund From a Class Action Settlement

For More Information: 1-888-812-1644 www.QuarashiSettlementInfo.com

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The Blues were in last placein the 31-team NHL on Jan. 2.Today, they are four wins awayfrom reaching the Stanley CupFinal for the fi�rst time in 49years.

St. Louis showed in its rous-ing 2-1 double-overtime winTuesday in Game 7 against theStars that this might be the bestchance the franchise has everhad to win a Stanley Cup.

To earn a place in the West-ern Conference fi�nal against ei-ther the Sharks or the Ava-lanche, the Blues had to over-come a 52-save performanceby Dallas goalie Ben Bishop.

Gritty role player PatrickMaroon, a St. Louis native,scored the winner at 5:50 of

double overtime. This couldhave been the most entertain-ing game of the playoff�s. Ten-sion. Drama. Memorable playsand saves. Good TV.

“It doesn’t get better thanthat: a Game 7 double-overtimegoal in your hometown,” saidRobert Thomas, who assistedon the winner.

Bishop was so spectacularhe could have beat almost any-one on this night. But hecouldn’t beat a Blues team thatcontrolled the puck for most ofthe game.

In the second and third peri-od, the Blues outshot Dallas31-4. But Bishop kept thwartingthem. He made 47 consecutivesaves before Maroon tappedone in the net.

“That’s the story of our sea-son,” Thomas said. “We keep

battling.”The Blues have the look of a

team of destiny. Early in theseason, they played poorlyenough that it seemed possiblethey might embrace a mini-rebuild. But coach Craig Berubetook over in November, and af-ter an adjustment period, theBlues began to play like one of

the league’s best teams.Getting to the conference fi�-

nals is big for St. Louis. Afterbeing swept by the Bruins inthe 1970 Stanley Cup Final, theBlues advanced to the NHL’s fi�-nal four on only four other oc-casions before this year.

Optimism in St. Louisshould be high for this trip tothe Western fi�nal because nu-merous upsets have created awide-open tournament.

The Blues seem to have thegrit, goaltending and goal-scor-ing necessary to make a seriousrun.

Rookie Jordan Binningtonwas a primary reason the Blueswere among the NHL’s topteams in the second half. WhileBishop’s performance wasmore memorable, Binnington’spatience and poise in net in his

fi�rst Game 7 was equally im-pressive. Bishop is known forhis puck-handling, but Bin-nington’s puck-handling un-dermined the Dallas forecheckin this Game 7.

In Games 5, 6 and 7, theBlues gave up a total of fourgoals to the Stars.

The Blues are playing the ed-gy, defensively stingy style thatoften wins a Stanley Cup.When you look at who’s stillalive in the playoff�s, there’s noone there that the Blues shouldbe intimidated by.

These St. Louis players alsobelieve in each other. Maroonsaid after the game that theBlues expected to win. Confi�-dence is crucial for a contender.

Said Thomas: “We wentthrough some tough times, andthat brought us together.”

Blues hum confi�dent note into Western fi�nalKevin AllenUSA TODAY

Pat Maroon is mobbed by theBlues after the winning goal.JEFF CURRY/USA TODAY SPORTS

Two-time Stanley Cupchampion Corey Crawford willassist in the start of Saturday’sIndyCar Grand Prix at Indian-apolis Motor Speedway.

Crawford, goaltender for theChicago Blackhawks, will drivethe pace car, IMS offi�cials an-nounced.

The Montreal native willlead the NTT IndyCar Seriesfi�eld as drivers begin their 85-lap race on the Speedway’sroad course.

Crawford will drive an “arc-tic white” Chevrolet CorvetteGrand Sport Coupe, a car thatfeatures a 460-horsepower V-8engine.

“Indianapolis is an incredi-bly passionate sports city, and Icouldn’t be more excited to rep-resent the Blackhawks and see(fans’) love for IndyCar racingin person,” Crawford said in astatement.

An NHL All-Star in 2015 and

2017, Crawford won’t be theonly person affi�liated with theBlackhawks at IMS this month.Jim Cornelison, known for hisrendition of “The Star-Span-gled Banner” at Blackhawkshome games, will sing “(BackHome Again in) Indiana” beforethe Indianapolis 500 for thethird consecutive year.

The Blackhawks also have aminor league affi�liate in Indian-apolis: the Indy Fuel, who playhome games at Indiana Farm-ers Coliseum and compete inthe ECHL.

Although the Blackhawksmissed the playoff�s this year,Crawford’s IndyCar appear-ance will promote postseasonhockey now airing on the NBCfamily of networks.

The IndyCar Grand Prix willbe the fi�rst NTT IndyCar Seriesrace to be broadcast on NBC.The NHL playoff�s are seen onNBC, NBC Sports, CNBC andUSA Network.

The sixth annual IndyCarGrand Prix begins at 3:30 p.m.ET.

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I, Sevier MauriceHulbert,have been con-victed of 14:43.1 SEXU-AL BATTERY on Oct 271995 in 19TH JUD. DIST.DA OFFICE LA.

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PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

NOTICE TOCONTRACTORS

The City of Baton Rougeand Parish of East BatonRouge (City-Parish) will re-ceive electronic or paperbids for the construction ofthe following project:

REPLACEMENT OFON STREET

PARKING METERSEAST BATON ROUGE

PARISHCITY-PARISHPROJECT NO.18-CS-CI-0025

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:This project consists of theinstallation of on streetparking meters on citystreets and related work.

MandatoryPre-Bid Conference

May 23, 2019 @ 14:00

Location:Traffic

Engineering Building329 Chippewa Street

Baton Rouge, LA. 70805

Deadline to receivewritten inquiries toProject Manager:

May 24, 2019

Deadline to answerwritten inquiries:

May 29, 2019

Electronic or Sealed bidswill be received until 2:00p.m. Local Time, TH URS-DAY, JUNE 6, 2019 , by thePurchasing Division, Room826, City Hall, 222 SaintLouis Street, Baton Rouge,Louisiana 70802. No bidswill be received after 2:00p.m. on the same day anddate.

Electronic bids and elec-tronic bid bonds for the so-licitation will be download-ed by the City-Parish, Pur-chasing Division. Electron-ic bids and electronic bidbonds must be submittedthrough

www.bidexpress.com

prior to the bidding dead-line. Beginning as soon asfeasible after the bid clos-ing time all electronic bidswill be downloaded andpublicly read aloud alongwith all paper bids re-ceived, if any, in Room 806of City Hall immediately af-ter the 2:00 p.m. bid clos-ing. Bidders and/or theirauthorized representativesare invited to be present.Any person with disabili-ties requiring special ac-commodations must con-tact the City-Parish no lat-er than seven (7) days pri-or to the bid opening.

Bids, amendments to bids,or request for withdrawalof quotations, received af-ter time specified for bidopening shall not be con-sidered for any causewhatsoever. Bid resultscan be viewed at the linkbelow:

http://www.brgov.com/dept/purchase/

bidresults.asp

Bids shall be firm for a pe-riod of forty-five (45) daysfrom the date of the open-ing of bids and no bid shallbe withdrawn for any rea-son during this period oftime except as allowed perR.S. 38:2214.C.

Electronic copies of theplans, specificationsand contract documentsmay be obtained onlineat

www.bidexpress.com

Paper copies of the plans,specifications and con-tract documents are on fileand may be obtained fromthe Department of PublicWorks, Engineering Divi-sion, Room 137, PublicWorks and Planning Centerat 1100 Laurel Street, Bat-on Rouge, Louisiana orPost Office Box 1471, BatonRouge, Louisiana 70821,upon payment of $10 .00Dollars. (Make checks pay-able to the City of BatonRouge and Parish of EastBaton Rouge.) Fees forplans, specifications andcontract documents are tocover the cost of reproduc-tion and are non--refundable in accordancewith Louisiana RevisedStatutes.

A Certified Check or Cash-ier’s Check, payable to theParish of East Baton Rougeor a satisfactory Bid Bondexecuted by the Bidderand an acceptable surety,in an amount equal to fivepercent (5%) of the totalbid, shall be submittedwith each bid.

Sureties used for obtainingbonds must appear as ac-ceptable on the U.S. De-partment of the TreasuryCircular 570.

Bids shall be receivedelectronically via

www.bidexpress.com

or on solicitation bidforms furnished by theCity-Parish, and only thosebids shall be received bythe City-Parish which aresubmitted by those Con-tractors in whose namesthe solicitation bid formsand/or specifications wereissued. In no event shallpaper solicitation formsbe issued later than twen-ty-four (24) hours prior tothe hour and date set forreceiving proposals.

The Bidder is advised thatthe City of Baton Rougeand Parish of East BatonRouge is an Equal Opportu-nity Employer. Thereforethe Bidder is encouragedto utilize minority partici-pation in this contract tothe extent possiblethrough the use of small,disadvantaged and wom-en-owned businesses assuppliers or subcontrac-tors. To assist the City-Par-ish in our efforts to trackthe minority participationon our construction proj-ects the successful lowbidder shall include CP DBE-1 (revised 3/6/2012) withthe monthly partial pay-ment request.

All Contractors bidding on

this work shall complywith all provisions of theState Licensing Law forContractors, R.S. 37:2150-2163, as amended, for allpublic contracts. It shall al-so be the responsibility ofthe General Contractor toassure that all subcontrac-tors comply with this law.If required for bidding,Contractors must hold anactive license issued bythe Louisiana State Licens-ing Board for Contractorsin the classification ofHIGHWAY, STREET ANDBRIDGE CONSTRUCTION ,and must show their li-cense number on the faceof the bid envelope and theUniform Public Works BidForm.

In accordance with La. R.S.38:2214 (B) the City-Parishreserves the right to rejectany and all bids for justcause. In accordance withLa. R.S. 38:2212 (B)(1), theprovisions and require-ments of this Section,those stated in the adver-tisement for bids, andthose required on the bidform, shall not be consid-ered as informalities andshall not be waived by anypublic entity.

For additional informationplease contact IngolfPartenheimer, P.E., PTOE,Project Manager at (225)389-3246 or

[email protected]

348634-may 3-10-17-3t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

ACS is issuing an RFQ toprocure an A&E firm.Please find the RFQ at

http://www.lafayettefac.org/acsrfq.pdf

349318-may 7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23-24-25-26-27-28-29-30-31-jun 1-2-3-4-5-30t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

REQUEST FORPROPOSALS

The Supreme Court of Loui-siana (“Court”) invitesqualified data architectureprofessionals with demon-strable experience in dataarchitecture transforma-tion with court and publicsafety and justice recordsto submit proposals toserve as an independentdata architecture consul-tant for the Court CaseManagement InformationSystems office. Sealed pro-posals will be accepted un-til 4:00 p.m. (CST) on Fri-day, June 7, 2019. Proposalsreceived after this dead-line will not be considered.

The Project Number forthis request for proposals(“RFP”) is RFP LASC-2019-03. A complete copy of theRFP may be obtained fromCaitlin Morgenstern, StaffAttorney, Supreme Court ofLouisiana, 400 Royal Street,Suite 1190, (504) 310-2550,

[email protected]

A complete copy of the RFPhas also been posted onthe Supreme Court website

(www.lasc.org )

This announcement doesnot commit the Court toaward a contract or to payany costs incurred in thepreparation of proposals.The Court reserves theright to accept or reject infull or in part all proposalssubmitted and/or to cancelthe RFP. Any contractawarded shall be basedupon the proposal mostadvantageous to the Court.All contracts are subject tothe availability of funds.

350119-may 10-17-24-34-4t

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NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Electronic or sealed bidswill be received by the Cityof Baton Rouge and Parishof East Baton Rouge, Pur-chasing Division, 222 SaintLouis Street, 8th Floor,Room 826, Baton Rouge, La.until 11:00 A.M., June 04,2019 for the following :

RQ5268“2019 or NEWER

FORKLIFT”

Bids shall be received elec-tronically via

www.bidexpress.com

or on the solicitation bidforms furnished by the Cityof Baton Rouge and Parishof East Baton Rouge.

Electronic bids for thesolicitation will bedownloaded by the Cityof Baton Rouge and Par-ish of East Baton Rouge,Purchasing Division.Electronic bids must besubmitted through

www.bidexpress.com

prior to the biddingde ad l in e . Beginning assoon as feasible after thebid closing time all elec-tronic bids will be down-loaded and publicly readaloud along with all paperbids received, if any, inRoom 806 immediately af-ter the 11:00 a.m. bid clos-ing. Bidders or their au-thorized representativesare invited to be present.

Note: The City-Parish haselected to use LaPAC, thestate’s online electronicbid posting and notifica-tion system, in addition toits standard means of ad-vertising this requirement.This Invitation to Bid isavailable in electronic format the LaPAC website

https://wwwcfprd.doa.louisiana.gov/osp/lapac/dspBid.cfm

?search=department&term=102

Bids, amendments to bidsor request for withdrawalof bids received after timespecified for bid openingsshall not be considered forany cause whatsoever.

Full information may beobtained upon requestfrom the above address orby telephoning Arvin F.Jones at (225) 389-3259, ex-tension 310, or via email at

[email protected]

Inquiries received up until5:00 p.m. on May 24, 2019.

351211-may 17-23-2t

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ADVERTISEMENTFOR BIDS

Sealed bids will be re-ceived for the State of Lou-isiana by the PurchasingDepartment of The Univer-sity of Louisiana Monroe,Coenen Hall 140, 700 Uni-versity Avenue, Monroe, LA71209-2250 until 2:00 P.M.,June 20, 2019.

ANY PERSON REQUIRINGSPECIAL ACCOMMODA-TIONS SHALL NOTIFY THEPURCHASING DEPARTMENTOF THE TYPE(S) OF AC-COMMODATION REQUIREDNOT LESS THAN SEVEN (7)DAYS BEFORE THE BIDOPENING.

For: L-ClubBuilding Construction

Bid Number:50006-152

Complete Bidding Docu-ments may be obtainedfrom: The University ofLouisiana at Monroe, Pur-chasing Department, 4014LaSalle St., Room 140, Mon-roe, Louisiana, 71209-2250,via fax request at318.342.5218 or the State ofLouisiana LaPAC page:

https://wwwcfprd.doa.louisiana.gov/osp/

lapac/pubmain.cfm

by using BidNo. 50006-152

All bids shall be accompa-nied by Bid Security in anamount of five percent(5.0%) of the sum of thebase bid and all alternates.The form of this securityshall be as stated in the In-struction to Bidders includ-ed in the Bid Documentsfor this project.

The successful Bidder shallbe required to furnish aPerformance Bond writtenas described in the In-struction to Bidders includ-ed in the Bid Documentsfor this project.

Bids shall be acceptedfrom Contractors who arelicensed under LA R.S.37:2150-2192 in the area ofBuilding Construction. Bid-der is required to complywith provisions and re-quirements of LA R.S.38:2212(A)(1)(a). No bidmay be withdrawn for aperiod of thirty (30) daysafter receipt of bids, ex-cept under the provisionsof LA R.S. 38:2214.

The Owner reserves theright to reject any and allbids for just cause. In ac-cordance with LA R.S.38:2212(B)(2), the provi-sions and requirements ofthis Section, those statedin the advertisement forbids, and those requiredon the bid form shall notbe considered as informa-lities and shall not bewaived by any public enti-ty.

351263-may 17-1t

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The City of Baton Rougeand Parish of East BatonRouge will receive elec-tronic or paper bids for theconstruction of the follow-ing project:

BOONE AVENUEPEDESTRIAN

IMPROVEMENTS(NELSON DR. TO

WOODSTONE DR.)

(CITY PARISH PROJECTNO. 17-SW-HC-0010)

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:Portland cement con-crete sidewalk, basecourse, earthwork, Su-b-surface drainagestructures, ConcreteDriveways, Curbs,Handicap ramps, Trun-cated Domes and asso-ciated items of work.

Electronic or Sealed bidswill be received until 2:00p.m. Local Time, TUESDAY,JUNE 11, 2019, by the Pur-chasing Division, Room826, City Hall, 222 SaintLouis Street, Baton Rouge,Louisiana 70802. No bidswill be received after 2:00p.m. on the same day anddate.

Electronic bids and elec-tronic bid bonds for the so-licitation will be download-ed by the City of BatonRouge and Parish of EastBaton Rouge, PurchasingDivision. Electronic bidsand electronic bid bondsmust be submittedthrough

www.bidexpress.com

prior to the bidding dead-line. Beginning as soon asfeasible after the bid clos-ing time all electronic bidswill be downloaded andpublicly read aloud alongwith all paper bids re-ceived, if any, in Room 806of City Hall immediately af-ter the 2:00 p.m. bid clos-ing. Bidders and/or theirauthorized representativesare invited to be present.

Bids, amendments to bids,or request for withdrawalof quotations, received af-ter time specified for bidopening shall not be con-sidered for any causewhatsoever.

Bids shall be firm for a pe-riod of forty five (45) daysfrom the date of the open-ing of bids and no bid shallbe withdrawn for any rea-son during this period oftime except as allowed perR.S. 38:2214.C.


www.bidexpress.com

Paper copies of the plans,specifications and con-tract documents are on fileand may be obtained fromthe Department of PublicWorks, Engineering Divi-sion, Room 137, PublicWorks and Planning Cen-ter, 1100 Laurel Street, Bat-on Rouge, Louisiana 70821,upon payment of $20 .00Dollars. (Make checks pay-able to the City of BatonRouge and Parish of EastBaton Rouge.) Fees forplans, specifications andcontract documents are tocover the cost of reproduc-tion and are non--refundable in accordancewith Louisiana RevisedStatutes.


City of Baton Rouge andParish East Baton Rouge,and only those bids shallbe received by the City--Parish which are submit-ted by those Contractors inwhose names the solicita-tion bid forms and/orspecifications were issued.In no event shall p a p e rsolicitation forms be is-sued later than twenty--four (24) hours prior to thehour and date set for re-ceiving proposals.

The Bidder is advised thatthe City of Baton Rougeand Parish of East BatonRouge is an Equal Opportu-nity Employer. Thereforethe Bidder is encouragedto utilize minority partici-pation in this contract tothe extent possiblethrough the use of small,

disadvantaged and wom-en-owned businesses assuppliers or subcontrac-tors. To assist the City-Par-ish in our efforts to trackthe minority participationon our construction proj-ects the successful lowbidder shall include CP DBE-1 (revised 3/6/2012) withthe monthly partial pay-ment request.

All Contractors bidding onthis work shall complywith all provisions of theState Licensing Law forContractors, R.S. 37:2150-2163, as amended, for allpublic contracts. It shall al-so be the responsibility ofthe General Contractor toassure that all subcontrac-tors comply with this law.If required for bidding,Contractors must hold anactive license issued bythe Louisiana State Licens-ing Board for Contractorsin the classification ofHIGHWAY, STREET ANDBRIDGE CONSTRUCTION ,and must show their li-cense number on the faceof the bid envelope and theUniform Public Works BidForm.

In accordance with La. R.S.38:2214 (B) the City of Bat-on Rouge and Parish ofEast Baton Rouge reservesthe right to reject any andall bids for just cause. Inaccordance with La. R.S.38:2212 (A)(1)(b), the provi-sions and requirements ofthis Section, those statedin the advertisement forbids, and those requiredon the bid form, shall notbe considered as informa-lities and shall not bewaived by any public enti-ty.

For additional informationplease contact Mr. TaiwoAdejare, P.E, ProjectManager at (225) 389-3192 Extension 573 oremail at

[email protected]

351329-may 17-24-31-3t

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The City of Baton Rougeand Parish of East BatonRouge will receive elec-tronic or paper bids for theconstruction of the follow-ing project:

MARQUETTE AVENUEPEDESTRIAN

IMPROVEMENTS(GOVERNMENT STREET

TO ESPLANADE AVENUE)

(CITY PARISH PROJECTNO. 17-SW-HC-0007)

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:Portland cement con-crete sidewalk, earth-work, Curbs, Handicapramps, Pavement mark-ings, Truncated Domes,Fencing, GuardrailsLandscaping, Securitylighting and associateditems of work.

Electronic or Sealed bidswill be received until 2:00p.m. Local Time, TUESDAY,JUNE 11, 2019, by the Pur-chasing Division, Room826, City Hall, 222 SaintLouis Street, Baton Rouge,Louisiana 70802. No bidswill be received after 2:00p.m. on the same day anddate.

Electronic bids and elec-tronic bid bonds for the so-licitation will be download-ed by the City of BatonRouge and Parish of EastBaton Rouge, PurchasingDivision. Electronic bidsand electronic bid bondsmust be submittedthrough

www.bidexpress.com

prior to the bidding dead-line. Beginning as soon asfeasible after the bid clos-ing time all electronic bidswill be downloaded andpublicly read aloud alongwith all paper bids re-ceived, if any, in Room 806of City Hall immediately af-ter the 2:00 p.m. bid clos-ing. Bidders and/or theirauthorized representativesare invited to be present.

Bids, amendments to bids,or request for withdrawalof quotations, received af-ter time specified for bidopening shall not be con-sidered for any causewhatsoever.

Bids shall be firm for a pe-riod of forty five (45) daysfrom the date of the open-ing of bids and no bid shallbe withdrawn for any rea-son during this period oftime except as allowed perR.S. 38:2214.C.


www.bidexpress.com

Paper copies of the plans,specifications and con-tract documents are on fileand may be obtained fromthe Department of PublicWorks, Engineering Divi-sion, Room 137, PublicWorks and Planning Cen-ter, 1100 Laurel Street, Bat-on Rouge, Louisiana 70821,upon payment of $20 .00Dollars. (Make checks pay-able to the City of BatonRouge and Parish of EastBaton Rouge.) Fees forplans, specifications andcontract documents are tocover the cost of reproduc-tion and are non--refundable in accordancewith Louisiana RevisedStatutes.


City of Baton Rouge andParish East Baton Rouge,and only those bids shallbe received by the City--Parish which are submit-ted by those Contractors inwhose names the solicita-tion bid forms and/orspecifications were issued.In no event shall p a p e rsolicitation forms be is-sued later than twenty--four (24) hours prior to thehour and date set for re-ceiving proposals.

The Bidder is advised thatthe City of Baton Rougeand Parish of East BatonRouge is an Equal Opportu-nity Employer. Thereforethe Bidder is encouragedto utilize minority partici-pation in this contract tothe extent possiblethrough the use of small,disadvantaged and wom-en-owned businesses assuppliers or subcontrac-tors. To assist the City-Par-ish in our efforts to trackthe minority participationon our construction proj-ects the successful lowbidder shall include CP DBE-1 (revised 3/6/2012) withthe monthly partial pay-ment request.

All Contractors bidding onthis work shall complywith all provisions of theState Licensing Law forContractors, R.S. 37:2150-2163, as amended, for all

public contracts. It shall al-so be the responsibility ofthe General Contractor toassure that all subcontrac-tors comply with this law.If required for bidding,Contractors must hold anactive license issued bythe Louisiana State Licens-ing Board for Contractorsin the classification ofHIGHWAY, STREET ANDBRIDGE CONSTRUCTION ,and must show their li-cense number on the faceof the bid envelope and theUniform Public Works BidForm.



[email protected]

351332-may 17-24-31-3t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

Sealed bids will be openedand publicly read bySoutheastern LouisianaUniversity, Purchasing De-partment, Property Control& Supply Building, 2400North Oak Street / SLU10800, Hammond, LA 70402,at 4:00 p.m., Central Time,on the date specified be-low:

Furnish, deliver, install,and provide onsite trainingfor proprietary medicationdispensing machine for theNursing Department.Opens 5/28/2019.

Bid documents and formsmay be obtained from theSoutheastern PurchasingDepartment as listedabove or by downloading acopy from the LA Procure-ment and Contract Net-work for Southeastern at:

https://wwwcfprd.doa.louisiana.gov/OSP/LaPAC/dspBid.cfm?search=department

&term=42

Evidence of authority tosubmit the bid shall be re-quired in accordance withR.S. 38:2212(A)(1)(c) or R.S39:1594(c)(4).

No bids will be received af-ter the date and hourspecified. The Universityreserves the right to rejectany and all bids.

Richard HimberDirector of Purchasing

351356-may 17-1t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -


SEALED BIDS will be re-ceived by Grambling StateUniversity, until 2:00 PM,on Thursday, June 6, 2019,in the Purchasing Office;Old President’s Residence,Room #114; 430 MainStreet, Grambling StateUniversity, Grambling, Lou-isiana for:

OSCILLOSCOPES,NETWORK ANALYZER,SPECTRUM ANALYZER,SIGNAL GENERATORS

Complete Bid Documentmay be obtained fromGrambling State UniversityPurchasing Office,Grambling, Louisiana – byemail to

[email protected]

Bid Document can also beobtained via LaPAC, the Of-fice of State ProcurementWebsite at the followingaddress:

https://wwwcfprd.doa.louisiana.gov/osp/

lapac/pubMain.cfm

Click on ‘Bids by Depart-ment’ then scroll down to:University – GramblingState University – thenclick on Bid #5 0 0 1 8 -190013 .

GSU RESERVES THERIGHT TO REJECT ANYAND ALL BIDS AND TOWAIVE ANY INFORMALI-TIES INCIDENTALSTHERETO. NO BID MAYBE WITHDRAWN FOR APERIOD OF THIRTY (30)DAYS AFTER ACTUALDATE OF THE OPENINGTHEREOF.

SIGNEDAlvin R. BradleyAlvin R. BradleyDirector of Purchasing

351360-may 17-24-31-3t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

Northshore Technical Com-munity College is seekinglawn care and landscapingservices for theirGreensburg Campus. Bidpackets are available at

https://wwwcfprd.doa.louisiana.gov/OSP/

LaPAC/pubmain.cfm

or may be requested atNorthshore Technical Com-munity College, 65556Centerpoint Blvd, La-combe, LA 70445, or byphone at 985-545-1225. BidNumber 40023-FLA-03986.

351373-may 17-1t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

NOTICE TO BIDDERSSP #181

Sealed bids will be re-ceived by the ProcurementSection of the Division ofAdministration, 1201 N. 3rd.St., 2nd. Floor, Suite 2-160,(P.O. Box 94095), BatonRouge, Louisiana, at 10:00A.M. for the following:

RFX No. 3000012770Emergency Rental

Forklifts/Pallet Jacks5/29/19

RFX No. 3000012568Emergency Rental ofPortable Storage Units

by Regions6/4/19

RFX No. 3000012701Geotech Truck 56000

GVWR – DOTD6/4/19

RFX No. 3000012550Microfilming Services –

SOS6/5/19

RFX No. 3000012817Site Visit

Armed Security GuardServices – LWC

6/5/19

RFX No. 3000012821REBID:

Install Culverts at SWLAWar Vet Home

Mandatory Jobsite Visit6/5/19

Bid proposal forms, infor-mation and specificationsmay be obtained by ac-cessing the bid number inLaPac at

www.doa.Louisiana.gov/osp

or from the procurementsection listed above. Nobids will be received afterthe date and hour speci-fied. The right is reservedto reject any and all bidsand to waive any informali-ties.

Paula TregreDirector of StateProcurementFAX (225) 342-8688

351475-may 17-1t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

REQUEST FORPROPOSAL (RFP)

Sealed proposals will bereceived by Southern Uni-versity-Shreveport, Louisi-ana in the Leonard C.Barnes AdministrationBuilding, Room A-23, 1stFloor East until the timeand date indicated for thefollowing:

Energy SavingsPerformance

Contracting Services10:00 A.M. CST –August 9, 2019

M A N D A T O R Y pre--proposal conference,June 4, 2019, at 10:00a.m. CST, Alphonse Jack-son Building, LectureHall, 1st Floor, Shreve-port, Louisiana 71107

Vendor is solely responsi-ble for ensuring that itscourier service providermakes inside deliveries toour physical location.Southern University is notresponsible for any delayscaused by the Vendor’schosen means of delivery.Vendor is solely responsi-ble for the timely deliveryof its bid/proposal.

Proposals shall be receivedby 10:00 A.M CST on Au-gust 9, 2019. Prices will notbe read, only the Compa-ny’s name will be read.

Any person requiring spe-cial accommodationsshould notify the Purchas-ing Department of thetype(s) of accommodationrequired not less than sev-en (7) days before the pro-posal opening.

Any proposal may be with-drawn as indicated in RFP.No sealed proposals maybe modified or changed inany manner by telephoneor any other communica-tions. Only a bona fidesealed proposal will beconsidered at the openingtime. Proposals receivedafter closing time will bereturned unopened . Evi-dence of authority to sub-mit a proposal will be re-quired in accordance withR.S. 38:2212(a)(1)(c) and/orR.S. 39:1594(c)(2)(d).

Performance Bond- Thesuccessful Proposal shallbe required to provide aperformance (surety) bondto ensure the successfulperformance under theterms and conditions ofthe contract negotiatedbetween the successfulProposer and the State.Any performance bond fur-nished shall be written bya surety or insurance com-pany currently on the U.S.Department of the Treas-ury Financial ManagementService list of approvedbonding companies whichis published annually inthe Federal Register, or bya Louisiana domiciled in-surance company with atleast an A-rating in the lat-est printing of the A.M.Best’s Key Rating Guide towrite individual bonds upto 10 percent of policyhold-ers’ surplus as shown inthe A.M. Best’s Key RatingGuide or by an insurancecompany that is either do-miciled in Louisiana orowned by Louisiana resi-dents and is licensed towrite surety bonds.

The Southern UniversitySystem is a participant inthe Small EntrepreneurshipProgram (The Hudson Ini-tiative) and bidders are en-couraged to consider par-ticipation. Additional infor-mation can be obtainedusing the website

http://www.ledsmallbiz.com

A list of certified vendorsis available by using web-site

http://www.doa.la.gov/pages/osp/se/secv.aspx

Also, all bid specificationsand addenda can be ob-tained by using website

www.doa.la.gov/Pages/osp/Index.aspx

(click on LaPac). Vendorsare responsible for check-ing LAPAC for any adden-da.

Proposal forms, informa-tion, and specificationsmay be obtained from thePurchasing Department,Southern University atShreveport, 3050 MartinLuther King Jr. Drive, Leo-nard C. Barnes Administra-tion Building, Room A-18,Shreveport, Louisiana71107. The telephone num-ber is (318) 670-9355, Atten-tion: Sophia Lee, Purchas-ing.

The University reserves theright to reject any and allproposals and to waiveany informalities inciden-tal thereto.

SOUTHERN UNIVERSITYAT SHREVEPORT

Sophia Lee,Director of Purchasing

AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITYEMPLOYER

351496-may 17-1t

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The Interlocal PurchasingSystem (TIPS) posted pro-curement solicitations at:

www.tips-usa.com

for the following catego-ries:

190501Time Clock Systems

190502 Elevatorsand Servicing

(2 PART with JOC)

190503 DisasterRestoration and

EmergencyRecovery Services(2 PART with JOC)

Proposals are due and willbe opened on June 21,2019, at 3:00 pm local time.Awards are tentativelyscheduled for July 25, 2019by the Region 8 ESC Board,4845 US Highway 271North, Pittsburg, Texas

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All Contractors bidding onthis work shall complywith all provisions of theState Licensing Law forContractors, R.S. 37:2150-2163, as amended, for allpublic contracts. It shall al-so be the responsibility ofthe General Contractor toassure that all subcontrac-tors comply with this law.If required for bidding,Contractors must hold anactive license issued bythe Louisiana State Licens-ing Board for Contractorsin the classification ofHIGHWAY, STREET ANDBRIDGE CONSTRUCTION ,and must show their li-cense number on the faceof the bid envelope and theUniform Public Works BidForm.



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351332-may 17-24-31-3t

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SEALED BIDS will be re-ceived by Grambling StateUniversity, until 2:00 PM,on Thursday, June 6, 2019,in the Purchasing Office;Old President’s Residence,Room #114; 430 MainStreet, Grambling StateUniversity, Grambling, Lou-isiana for:

OSCILLOSCOPES,NETWORK ANALYZER,SPECTRUM ANALYZER,SIGNAL GENERATORS

Complete Bid Documentmay be obtained fromGrambling State UniversityPurchasing Office,Grambling, Louisiana – byemail to

[email protected]

Bid Document can also beobtained via LaPAC, the Of-fice of State ProcurementWebsite at the followingaddress:

https://wwwcfprd.doa.louisiana.gov/osp/lapac/pubMain.cfm

Click on ‘Bids by Depart-ment’ then scroll down to:University – GramblingState University – thenclick on Bid #5 0 0 1 8 -190013 .

GSU RESERVES THERIGHT TO REJECT ANYAND ALL BIDS AND TOWAIVE ANY INFORMALI-TIES INCIDENTALSTHERETO. NO BID MAYBE WITHDRAWN FOR APERIOD OF THIRTY (30)DAYS AFTER ACTUALDATE OF THE OPENINGTHEREOF.

SIGNEDAlvin R. BradleyAlvin R. BradleyDirector of Purchasing

351360-may 17-24-31-3t

PUBLIC NOTICE- - -

The Interlocal PurchasingSystem (TIPS) posted pro-curement solicitations at:

www.tips-usa.com

for the following catego-ries:

190501Time Clock Systems

190502 Elevatorsand Servicing

(2 PART with JOC)

190503 DisasterRestoration andEmergency

Recovery Services(2 PART with JOC)

Proposals are due and willbe opened on June 21,2019, at 3:00 pm local time.Awards are tentativelyscheduled for July 25, 2019by the Region 8 ESC Board,4845 US Highway 271North, Pittsburg, Texas75686.

Call 866-839-8477 for prob-lems with website or ques-tions.

351524-may 17-24-2t

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NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Quotes will be received bythe City of Baton Rougeand Parish of East BatonRouge, Purchasing Divi-sion, 222 Saint Louis Street,8th Floor, Room 826, BatonRouge, La. until 11:00 A.M.,June 10, 2019 for the fol-lowing:

RQ6037“Pressure Washingthe North ExteriorSurface of the

19th Judicial DistrictCourthouse Building”

A mandatory job site visitwill be required and heldat 10:00 a.m., May 29, 2019at 300 North Blvd., BatonRouge, LA 70802. For addi-tional information con-cerning the Mandatory JobSite Visit or other detailsspecific to the projectplease send written inqui-ry to Arvin Jones @

[email protected]

also available at 225-389-3259 Ext. 310.

Quotes can be receivedelectronically via

[email protected]

on the solicitation quoteforms furnished by the Cityof Baton Rouge and Parishof East Baton Rouge.

Quotes, amendments toquotes or request for with-drawal of quotes receivedafter time specified for bidopenings shall not be con-sidered for any causewhatsoever.

Full information may beobtained upon requestfrom the above address orby telephoning Arvin F.Jones at (225) 389-3259, ex-tension 310, or via email at

[email protected]

Inquiries received up until5:00 p.m. on May 30, 2019.

352746-may 24-29-2t

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BeauregardParish Airport,District No. 11220 1st AvenueDeRidder, LA 70634

The Beauregard Parish Air-port, District No. 1 will beaccepting sealed bids atits office located at 12201st Avenue, DeRidder, Loui-siana, on Tuesday, June 18,2019, at 2:00 p.m. for:

STATE PROJECTNO. H.013105A.I.P. NO.

3-22-0015-016-2017REHABILITATE

TERMINAL APRONBEAUREGARD

REGIONAL AIRPORTDERIDDER, LOUISIANALEI PROJECT NO. 17-018

Contract documents, in-cluding drawings and tech-nical specifications, are onfile at the office of LanconEngineers, Inc.; 905McKinley Street; Westlake,Louisiana, 70669 5005, or bycalling 337/439-6333. Com-plete documents may beobtained from the Engi-neer upon deposit of $300for each set of documents.Deposit is fully refundablefor the first set of docu-ments to all bona fidePrime* Bidders upon re-turn of the documents ingood condition no laterthan ten (10) days after re-ceipt of bids. The depositof all other set of docu-ments will be refunded fif-ty percent (50%) upon re-turn of documents as stat-ed above.

*Prime Bidders is de-fined as licensed "HIGH-WAY, STREET ANDBRIDGE CONSTRUCTION”Contractors bidding thisjob as such.

All bids must be accompa-nied by bid security equalto five percent (5%) of thesum of the base bid and allalternates, and must be inthe form of a certifiedcheck or cashier’s checkdrawn on a bank insuredby the FDIC, or a Bid BondForm contained in contractdocuments, written by asurety or insurance com-pany currently on the U.S.Department of Treasury Fi-nancial Management Serv-ice list of approved bond-ing companies, licensed todo business in Louisianawith a A.M. Best Rating of"A " or better, counter-signed by a person who isunder contract with thesurety company or bondinsurer as a licensed agentin this State and who is re-siding in this State, andthat it is listed thereon asapproved for an amountequal to or greater thanthe amount for which it ob-ligates itself in this instru-ment, all in accordancewith LSA?R.S. 38:2218. NoBid Bond indicating an ob-ligation of less than fivepercent (5%) by any meth-od is acceptable.

The successful Bidder shall

be required to furnish aPerformance and PaymentBond written by a surety orinsurance company cur-rently on the U.S. Depart-ment of Treasury FinancialManagement Service list,(Treasury Circular 570), orby a Louisiana domiciledinsurance company, in anamount equal to 100% ofthe Contract amount, writ-ten by a surety company li-censed to do business inLouisiana with a A.M. BestRating of "A " or better, allin accordance withLSA?R.S. 38:2219. The bondshall be countersigned bya person who is under con-tract with the surety com-pany or bond insurer as aninsurance agent in thisState, and who is residingin this State.

Bids shall be accepted onlyfrom contractors who arelicensed under LSA?R.S.37:2150 2163 for the classi-fication of "HIGHWAY,STREET AND BRIDGE CON-STRUCTION". No bid maybe withdrawn for a periodof forty-five (45) days afterreceipt of bids, except un-der the provisions ofLSA?R.S. 38:2214.

The Owner reserves theright to reject any and allbids for just cause. In ac-cordance with LSA?R.S.38:2212(A)(1)(b), the provi-sions and requirements ofthis Section, those statedin the advertisement forbids, and those requiredon the Bid Form shall notbe considered as informa-lities and shall not bewaivered by any public en-tity.

A Non-Mandatory Pre-BidConference meeting will beheld Tuesday, June 6, 2019,at 10:00 a.m. at the officesof the Beauregard ParishAirport, District No. 1, lo-cated at 1220 1st Avenue,DeRidder, Louisiana.

The provisions of LSA-R.S.38:2215 shall not be appli-cable because the contractis to be financed in wholeor in part by Federal or oth-er funds which will not bereadily available at thetime bids are open.

Federal ProvisionsThis project is subject tothe following Federal provi-sions, statutes and regula-tions:

Equal Employment Oppor-tunity - Executive Order11246 and 41 CFR Part 60:The Bidder’s attention iscalled to the "Equal Oppor-tunity Clause" and the"Standard Federal EqualEmployment OpportunityConstruction ContractSpecifications" set forthwithin the supplementaryprovisions. The successfulBidder shall not discrimi-nate against any employeeor applicant for employ-ment because of race, col-or, religion, sex, sexual ori-entation, gender identity,or national origin. The Con-tractor will take affirma-tive action to ensure thatapplicants are employed,and that employees aretreated during employ-ment without regard totheir race, color, religion,sex, sexual orientation,gender identity, or nationalorigin.

Notice of Requirement forAffirmative Action to En-sure Equal EmploymentOpportunity:

1. The Offeror’s or Bidder’sattention is called to the“Equal Opportunity Clau-se” and the “Standard Fed-eral Equal Employment Op-portunity ConstructionContract Specifications”set forth herein.

2. The goals and timeta-bles for minority and fe-male participation, ex-pressed in percentageterms for the Contractor’saggregate workforce ineach trade on all construc-tion work in the coveredarea, are as follows:

TimetablesGoals for minority partici-pation for each trade:4.43%

Goals for female participa-tion in each trade: 6.9%

These goals are applicableto all of the Contractor’sconstruction work (wheth-er or not it is Federal orfederally assisted) per-formed in the coveredarea. If the Contractor per-forms construction work ina geographical area locat-ed outside of the coveredarea, it shall apply thegoals established for suchgeographical area wherethe work is actually per-formed. With regard to thissecond area, the Contrac-tor also is subject to thegoals for both its federallyinvolved and non-federallyinvolved construction.

The Contractor’s compli-ance with the ExecutiveOrder and the regulationsin 41 CFR Part 60-4 shall bebased on its implementa-tion of the Equal Opportu-nity Clause, specific affir-mative action obligationsrequired by the specifica-tions set forth in 41 CFR 60-4.3(a) and its efforts tomeet the goals. The hoursof minority and female em-ployment and trainingmust be substantially uni-form throughout thelength of the contract, andin each trade, and the Con-tractor shall make a goodfaith effort to employ mi-norities and women evenly

on each of its projects. Thetransfer of minority or fe-male employees or train-ees from Contractor toContractor or from projectto project for the sole pur-pose of meeting the Con-tractor’s goals shall be aviolation of the contract,the Executive Order andthe regulations in 41 CFRPart 60-4. Compliance withthe goals will be measuredagainst the total workhours performed.

3. The Contractor shall pro-vide written notification tothe Director of the Office ofFederal Contract Compli-ance Programs (OFCCP)within 10 working days ofaward of any constructionsubcontract in excess of$10,000 at any tier for con-struction work under thecontract resulting fromthis solicitation. The notifi-cation shall list the name,address, and telephonenumber of the subcontrac-tor; employer identifica-tion number of the subcon-tractor; estimated dollaramount of the subcon-tract; estimated startingand completion dates ofthe subcontract; and thegeographical area in whichthe subcontract is to beperformed.

4. As used in this noticeand in the contract result-ing from this solicitation,the “covered area” is Loui-siana, Beauregard Parish,and DeRidder.

Disadvantaged BusinessEnterprise – 49 CFR Part 26 :The Owner’s award of thiscontract is conditionedupon Bidder or Offeror sat-isfying the good faith ef-fort requirements of 49 CFR§26.53.

The successful Bidder orOfferor must provide writ-ten confirmation of partici-pation from each of theDBE firms the Bidder orOfferor lists in its commit-ment within five days afterbid opening.

1) The names and address-es of Disadvantaged Busi-ness Enterprise (DBE)firms that will participatein the contract;

2) A description of thework that each DBE firmwill perform;

3) The dollar amount of theparticipation of each DBEfirm listed under (1)

4) Written statement fromBidder or Offeror that at-tests their commitment touse the DBE firm(s) listedunder (1) to meet theOwner’s project goal; and

5) If Bidder or Offeror can-not meet the advertisedproject DBE goal, evidenceof good faith efforts under-taken by the Bidder orOfferor as described in ap-pendix A to 49 CFR part 26.

The requirements of 49 CFRpart 26 apply to this con-tract. It is the policy of theBeauregard Regional Air-port to practice nondiscri-mination based on race,color, sex, or national ori-gin in the award or per-formance of this contract.The Owner encouragesparticipation by all firmsqualifying under this solici-tation regardless of busi-ness size or ownership.

Davis-Bacon Act, asamended – 29 CFR Part 5:The Contractor is requiredto comply with wage andlabor provisions and to payminimum wages in accord-ance with the currentschedule of wage rates es-tablished by the UnitedStates Department of La-bor.

Certification of Bidder Re-garding Debarment :By submitting a bid/ pro-posal under this solicita-tion, the bidder certifiesthat neither it nor its prin-cipals are presentlydebarred, suspended, orexcluded by any Federaldepartment or agencyfrom participation in thistransaction.

Certification of Lower TierContractors Regarding De-barment:The successful bidder, byadministering each lowertier subcontract that ex-ceeds $25,000 as a “cov-ered transaction”, mustverify each lower tier par-ticipant of a “coveredtransaction” under theproject is not presentlydebarred or otherwise dis-qualified from participa-tion in this federally assist-ed project. The successfulbidder will accomplish thisby:

1. Checking the System forAward Management atwebsite: http://www.sam.gov.

2. Collecting a certificationstatement similar to theCertification of Bidder Re-garding Debarment, above.

3. Inserting a clause orcondition in the coveredtransaction with the lowertier contract.

If the Federal Aviation Ad-ministration later deter-mines that a lower tier par-ticipant failed to discloseto a higher tier participantthat it was excluded or dis-qualified at the time it en-tered the covered transac-tion, the FAA may pursueany available remedies, in-cluding suspension anddebarment of the non-

compliant participant.

Trade Restriction Certifica-tion:By submission of an offer,the Offeror certifies thatwith respect to this solici-tation and any resultantcontract, the Offeror –

1) is not owned or control-led by one or more citizensof a foreign country includ-ed in the list of countriesthat discriminate againstU.S. firms as published bythe Office of the UnitedStates Trade Representa-tive (USTR);

2) has not knowingly en-tered into any contract orsubcontract for this proj-ect with a person that is acitizen or national of a for-eign country included onthe list of countries thatdiscriminate against U.S.firms as published by theUSTR; and

3) has not entered into anysubcontract for any prod-uct to be used on the Fed-eral project that is pro-duced in a foreign countryincluded on the list ofcountries that discriminateagainst U.S. firms publish-ed by the USTR.

This certification concernsa matter within the juris-diction of an agency of theUnited States of Americaand the making of a false,fictitious, or fraudulentcertification may renderthe maker subject to pros-ecution under Title 18 USCSection 1001.

The Offeror/Contractormust provide immediatewritten notice to the Own-er if the Offeror/Contractorlearns that its certificationor that of a subcontractorwas erroneous when sub-mitted or has become er-roneous by reason ofchanged circumstances.The Contractor must re-quire subcontractors pro-vide immediate written no-tice to the Contractor if atany time it learns that itscertification was errone-ous by reason of changedcircumstances.

Unless the restrictions ofthis clause are waived bythe Secretary of Transpor-tation in accordance with49 CFR 30.17, no contractshall be awarded to anOfferor or subcontractor:

1) who is owned or control-led by one or more citizensor nationals of a foreigncountry included on thelist of countries that dis-criminate against U.S.firms published by theUSTR or

2) whose subcontractorsare owned or controlled byone or more citizens or na-tionals of a foreign countryon such USTR list or

3) who incorporates in thepublic works project anyproduct of a foreign coun-try on such USTR list.

Nothing contained in theforegoing shall be con-strued to require estab-lishment of a system of re-cords in order to render, ingood faith, the certificationrequired by this provision.The knowledge and infor-mation of a contractor isnot required to exceedthat which is normally pos-sessed by a prudent per-son in the ordinary courseof business dealings.

The Offeror agrees that, ifawarded a contract result-ing from this solicitation, itwill incorporate this provi-sion for certification with-out modification in all low-er tier subcontracts. TheContractor may rely on thecertification of a prospec-tive subcontractor that it isnot a firm from a foreigncountry included on thelist of countries that dis-criminate against U.S.firms as published byUSTR, unless the Offerorhas knowledge that thecertification is erroneous.

This certification is a ma-terial representation offact upon which reliancewas placed when makingan award. If it is later de-termined that the Contrac-tor or subcontractor know-ingly rendered an errone-ous certification, the Fed-eral Aviation Administra-tion (FAA) may directthrough the Owner cancel-lation of the contract orsubcontract for default atno cost to the Owner orthe FAA.

Buy American Preference :The Contractor agrees tocomply with 49 USC §50101, which provides thatFederal funds may not beobligated unless all steeland manufactured goodsused in AIP funded proj-ects are produced in theUnited States, unless theFederal Aviation Adminis-tration has issued a waiverfor the product; the prod-uct is listed as an ExceptedArticle, Material Or Supplyin Federal Acquisition Reg-ulation subpart 25.108; oris included in the FAA Na-tionwide Buy AmericanWaivers Issued list.

The successful biddermust complete and submitthe Certificate of BuyAmerican Compliance in-cluded herein within 10days following the receiptof bids.

Title VI Solicitation Notice :The Beauregard RegionalAirport, in accordance with

the provisions of Title VI ofthe Civil Rights Act of 1964(78 Stat. 252, 42 USC §§2000d to 2000d-4) and theRegulations, hereby noti-fies all bidders or offerorsthat it will affirmatively en-sure that any contract en-tered into pursuant to thisadvertisement, disadvan-taged business enterpriseswill be afforded full andfair opportunity to submitbids in response to this in-vitation and will not be dis-criminated against on thegrounds of race, color, ornational origin in consider-ation for an award.

Mr. Hollis Ray O’NealChairman

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NOTICE OF SEALED BID

Bids will be received in theOffice of the PurchasingAgent, Smith Hall,McNeese State University,Box 92415, Lake Charles, LA70609.

BID DUE DATE:JUNE 11, 2019AT 2:00 P.M.BID #D2000001

Description: SECONDARYACCIDENT INSURANCEFOR STUDENT ATHLETES

Specifications and bidforms may be obtained atthe State of Louisiana web-site Vendor Center, LaPAC,at

http://doa.louisiana.gov/osp

For additional assistancecontact Debet Hebert at

[email protected]

or (337) 475-5083. The rightis reserved to reject anyand all bids and waive in-formalities.

McNeese StateUniversity

Debet HebertProcurementSpecialist III

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NOTICE REQUESTFOR PROPOSALS---

IDEA Public Schools Louisi-ana, Inc. will begin receiv-ing proposals for Child Nu-trition Program Fresh Pro-duce and Full Line of Gro-cery Items. Copy of the bidis available online on Mu-nis Self Service at

https://selfservicela.ideapublicschools.org/MSS/Vendors/VBids/

Default.aspx

search for open bids. Writ-ten Questions must be re-ceived by 12:00 p.m. Cen-tral Time on May 29, 2019and sent by email to

[email protected]

Answers to written ques-tions will be available onMonday June 3rd 2019 by5:00 PM and will be postedonline at:


Default.aspx

Electronic proposals mustbe received by 10:00 a.m.Central Time on June 17,2019. Electronic submis-sions must be made onlineat


Default.aspx

If technical support isneeded for Munis SelfService please send anemail to

[email protected]

For any questions regard-ing the request for propos-al please contact Linda dela Fuente, CNP Procure-ment Manager, (956) 355-2857 or via email

[email protected]

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NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Sealed bids will be re-ceived up to 2:00 PM bythe Purchasing office, Uni-versity of Louisiana at La-fayette, Lafayette, Louisia-na on the following:

June 18, 2019Inspection, Recharging,& Hydrostatic Testing of

Campus FireExtinguishers -

Renewable Contract -File No. 20013Pre-bid meeting

Monday, June 10, 20192PM

Full information, specifica-tions, and bid forms may

be obtained from the Uni-versity Purchasing Office,Martin Hall Room 123, 104University Circle or P. O.Box 40197, Lafayette, LA70504-0197; by calling337/482/5396; by e-mailing

[email protected]

or by visiting the Office ofState Purchasing & Travel’sLaPac website at

https://wwwcfprd.doa.louisiana.gov/osp/lapac/pubMain.cfm

Office hours: Mondaythrough Thursday, 7:30 amto 11:45 am, 12:30 pm to5:00 pm, and Friday, 7:30am to 12:30 pm.

Bids will be opened andread at 2:00 PM on theabove mentioned date inthe Purchasing Office,Room 123 Martin Hall, Uni-versity of Louisiana at La-fayette, 104 University Cir-cle, Lafayette, Louisiana.Bids will not be acceptedby the Purchasing Officeafter the above specifiedtime and date.

Evidence of authority tosubmit the bid shall be re-quired in accordance withR. S. 39:1594.

The University of Louisianaat Lafayette reserves theright to reject any and allbids.

UNIVERSITY OFLOUISIANA ATLAFAYETTEMarie C. Frank,MPA, CPPBAssistant VP forAdministration and CPO

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ADVERTISEMENT OF BID

BIDS TO BE OPENED:

10am – Wednesday –June 26, 2019

NOTICE

The Purchasing Division,East Baton Rouge ParishSheriff’s Office, Room 258,Governmental Building,Parish of East Baton Rougewill receive sealed bids,until

10am – Wednesday –June 26, 2019

for the following:

“BALLISTIC VEST”

At precisely 10am / Wed-nesday – June 26, 2019 theywill be publicly openedand read aloud in Room258, Governmental Build-ing. Bid proposals, amend-ments to bid or request forwithdrawal of bids re-ceived after time specifiedfor bid opening shall notbe considered for anycause whatsoever. Biddersor their authorized repre-sentatives are invited to bepresent. No other informa-tion or tabulations will beavailable until awards aremade after all bids arefully checked as to specifi-cations and accuracy. Wereserve the right to divideitems to avail ourselves ofthe low bid.

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

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

https://www.centralbidding.com

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

Bid# 1014EAST BATON ROUGE

PARISH SHERIFF’S OFFICEStephin Henderson,

Purchasing Department

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Sealed bids will be re-ceived for the State of Lou-isiana by the Division ofAdministration, Office ofFacility Planning and Con-trol, Claiborne Office Build-ing, 1201 North ThirdStreet, Conference Room 1-145, Post Office Box 94095,Baton Rouge, Louisiana70804-9095 until 2:00 P.M.,Tuesday, June 25, 2019.

ANY PERSON REQUIRINGSPECIAL ACCOMMODA-TIONS SHALL NOTIFY FA-CILITY PLANNING ANDCONTROL OF THE TYPE(S)OF ACCOMMODATION RE-QUIRED NOT LESS THANSEVEN (7) DAYS BEFORETHE BID OPENING.

FOR: ReplaceHydronic PipingGrambling StateUniversity

Grambling, Louisiana

PROJECT NUMBER:19-620-16-01, Part 03(WBS: F.19001186)

Complete Bidding Docu-ments for this project areavailable in electronicform. They may be ob-tained without charge andwithout deposit from

www.aeplans.com

Printed copies are notavailable from the Design-er but arrangements canbe made to obtain themthrough most reprographicfirms. Plan holders are re-sponsible for their own re-production costs.

Questions about this pro-cedure shall be directed tothe Designer at:

Allied EngineeringDesign, LLC

464 Industrial ParkwayWest Monroe, LA 71291Telephone: 318-807-6500Mobile: 318-450-8948

E-mail:

[email protected]

All bids shall be accompa-nied by bid security in anamount of five percent(5.0%) of the sum of thebase bid and all alternates.The form of this securityshall be as stated in the In-structions to Bidders in-cluded in the Bid Docu-ments for this project.

The successful Bidder shallbe required to furnish aPerformance and PaymentBond written as describedin the Instructions to Bid-ders included in the BidDocuments for this project.

A PRE-BID CONFERENCEWILL BE HELDat 9:00 AM onWednesday,

June 12, 2019 atGrambling StateUniversity,

Physical PlantConference Room,1 Facilities Drive,Grambling, LA 71245

Bids shall be acceptedfrom Contractors who arelicensed under LA. R.S.37:2150-2192 for the classi-fication of Mechan i c a lWork. Bidder is required tocomply with provisionsand requirements of LAR.S. 38:2212(B)(5). No bidmay be withdrawn for aperiod of forty-five (45)days after receipt of bids,except under the provi-sions of LA. R.S. 38:2214.

The Owner reserves theright to reject any and allbids for just cause. In ac-cordance with La. R.S.38:2212(B)(1), the provi-sions and requirements ofthis Section and thosestated in the bidding docu-ments shall not be waivedby any entity.

When this project is fi-nanced either partially orentirely with State Bondsor financed in whole or inpart by federal or otherfunds which are not readi-ly available at the timebids are received, theaward of this Contract iscontingent upon the grant-ing of lines of credit, or thesale of bonds by the BondCommission or the availa-bility of federal or otherfunds. The State shall incurno obligation to the Con-tractor until the ContractBetween Owner and Con-tractor is fully executed.

Facility Planning and Con-trol is a participant in theSmall Entrepreneurship(SE) Program (the HudsonInitiative) and the Veter-an-Owned and Service--Connected Disabled Veter-an-Owned (LaVet) SmallEntrepreneurships Pro-gram. Bidders are encour-aged to consider participa-tion. Information is availa-ble from the Office of Fa-cility Planning and Controlor on its website at

www.doa.louisiana.gov/fpc/fpc.htm

STATE OF LOUISIANADIVISION OFADMINISTRATIONFACILITY PLANNINGAND CONTROLMARK A. MOSES,DIRECTOR

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NOTICE TO BIDDERS

SP#186

Sealed bids will be re-ceived by the ProcurementSection of the Division ofAdministration, 1201 N. 3rd.St., 2nd. Floor, Suite 2-160,(P.O. Box 94095), BatonRouge, Louisiana, at 10:00A.M. for the following:

RFX No. 3000012836Network UpgradeCamp Minden6/4/19

RFX No. 3000012900Data Capture andProcessing Software

6/5/19

RFX No. 3000012911

**Site Visit**Razor Ribbon6/6/19

RFX No. 3000012613Northwest Parking Lotat SW LA Vet HomeMandatoryJob Site Visit6/11/19

Bid proposal forms, infor-mation and specificationsmay be obtained by ac-cessing the bid number inLaPac at

www.doa.Louisiana.gov/osp

or from the procurementsection listed above. Nobids will be received afterthe date and hour speci-fied. The right is reservedto reject any and all bidsand to waive any informali-ties.

Paula TregreDirector ofState ProcurementFAX (225) 342-8688

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Notice is hereby given thatMonsanto Company doesintend to submit to theLouisiana Department ofEnvironmental Quality, Of-fice of Environmental Serv-ices, Waste Permits Divi-sion, a renewal applicationfor a solid waste permit tooperate a Type I Industrialfacility in St. Charles Par-ish, Range 21E, Township135, Section 63, at 12501South River Road, which isapproximately 1 mile eastof Luling, Louisiana. Com-ments concerning the fa-cility may be filed with theSecretary of the LouisianaDepartment of Environ-mental Quality at the fol-lowing address: Office ofEnvironmental Services,Waste Permits Division,Post Office Box 4313, BatonRouge, LA 70821-4313.

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NOTICE the La. Dept. ofNatural Resources, Officeof Coastal Management(OCM) has receivedthefollowing application(s)for a Coastal Use Permit(CUP) in accordance withthe State and Local Coast-alResources ManagementAct of 1978, as amended,(La. R.S. 49:214.21-214.41),and the rules andregula-tions of the Coastal Re-sources Program. Applica-tions for the proposedwork may be inspected at617North 3rd Street, Room1078, Baton Rouge, LA oron the OCM web page at:

http://dnr.louisiana.gov/index.cfm?md=pagebuilder&tmp=home&pid=591

Copies may be obtaineduponpayment of cost ofcopying. Written com-ments, including sugges-tions for modifications orobjections to theproposedwork and stating the rea-sons thereof, are beingsolicited from the public.Comments must be re-ceived within 25 days ofthe date of publication ofthis notice. Commentsshould be uploaded toourelectronic record, butmay be mailed, faxed oremailed to the designatedOCM Reviewer. All com-ments must contain theappropriate applicationnumber and the commen-ter’s full name and contactinformation.

Application also has beenmade, where indicated, tothe La. Dept. of Environ-mental Quality (DEQ), Of-fice ofEnvironmental Serv-ices for a Water QualityCertification (WQC) in ac-cordance with La. R.S.30.2074(A)(93), and Section401 of the Clean Water Act(P.L. 95-217). Additional in-formation is on file withthe above office, and maybe inspected at any timebetween 8:00 a.m. and 4:30p.m. weekdays. Copiesmay be obtainedupon pay-ment of cost of copying.Comments concerning theapplication can be filedwith DEQ within 20days ofthis notice to the followingaddress: Office of Environ-mental Services, P. O. Box4313, Baton Rouge, LA70821-4313.

The public comment peri-od for CUP and WQC appli-cations begins on the dateof publication of notice intheofficial journal, in ac-cordance with LAC 43:I.723(C)(5)(c). OCM will pro-vide this date on request.

Additionally, interestedparties are hereby notifiedthat application has beenreceived, where indicated,bythe District Engineer fora Department of the Armypermit to authorize the fol-lowing pursuant to Section404of the Clean Water Act










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OTHER NECESSARY BUSINESS1. Monthly Business ReportNiketa King submitted a monthly sales report for April 2019.

The motion was made by Commissioner Bryant, seconded by CommissionerVincent to accept the sales report submitted for April 2019.YEAS: Alexander, Bryant, Heine, Jackson, Vincent, WaitesNAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAIN: NoneThe motion passed by a vote of 6-0.

2. Other Reports

3. Items Requiring Action

ADJOURNThere was no other business to come before the commission. The motion wasmade by Commissioner Bryant, seconded by Commissioners Jackson/Vincent toadjourn.YEAS: Alexander, Bryant, Heine, Jackson, Vincent, WaitesNAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAIN: NoneThe motion passed by a vote of 6-0.

CITY OF BAKERPARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGESTATE OF LOUISIANA

I, Angela Canady Wall, certify that I am Clerk of the Council for the City of Baker,Louisiana, and that the above and foregoing is a copy of the minutes of a regularmeeting of the Board of Commissioners for the Hillcrest Memorial Gardens heldon May 14, 2019.

_________________________________Angela Canady Wall, LCMCClerk of Council

MINUTESBOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

BAKER CONSOLIDATED UTILITIES SYSTEMCITY OF BAKER

PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGESTATE OF LOUISIANA3325 GROOM ROADBAKER, LA 70714May 14, 2019

The City Council of the City of Baker, Louisiana, sitting as the Board ofCommissioners for the Baker Consolidated Utilities System, met in regular sessionon May 14, 2019, with the following members attending:

COMMISSIONERSDoris AlexanderGlenda Bryant

Pete HeineBrenda G. JacksonDr. Charles Vincent

Darnell Waites

CALL TO ORDER – Commissioner Waites presided.

DISPOSITION OF MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGThe meeting was called to order and the motion was made by CommissionerBryant, seconded by Commissioners Heine/Vincent to approve the minutes of themeeting held on April 23, 2019.YEAS: Alexander, Bryant, Heine, Jackson, Vincent, WaitesNAYS: NoneABSENT: None

ABSTAIN: NoneThe motion passed by a vote of 6-0.

PUBLIC NOTICENEW BUSINESS

OTHER NECESSARY BUSINESS1. Monthly Business Report

2. Other Reports

3. Items Requiring Action

ADJOURNThere was no other business to come before the commission. The motion wasmade by Commissioner Heine, seconded by Commissioner Jackson to adjourn.YEAS: Alexander, Bryant, Heine, Jackson, Vincent, WaitesNAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAIN: NoneThe motion passed by a vote of 6-0.

CITY OF BAKERPARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGESTATE OF LOUISIANA

I, Angela Canady Wall, certify that I am Clerk of the Council for the City of Baker,Louisiana, and that the above and foregoing is a copy of the minutes of a regularmeeting of the Board of Commissioners of the Baker Consolidated Utility Systemheld on May 14, 2019.

_________________________________Angela Canady Wall, LCMCClerk of Council

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