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The Superior Court of California - County of Ventura - Vendors
Further information regarding this solicitation is set forth in Request for Quote (RFQ) No. 1415-133-ADM

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Shredding Services  [RFQ No. 56-1516-55]

The Ventura Superior Court seeks to identify and retain a qualified vendor to supply the Ventura Court with high-quality, 
 cost-effective, shredding services. The Court anticipates awarding the agreement(s) for an initial three-year term, with two 
 additional consecutive one-year option terms for a potential maximum total of five years. The initial term of each agreement 
 is anticipated to commence on or about July 1, 2015 and run for 36 months. The two consecutive one-year option terms will 
 then run 12-months each, and may only be exercised at the Courtâs sole discretion.
Questions should be directed to shredrfq@ventura.courts.ca.gov by 4:00 pm Pacific Time, March 16, 2015.
Quotes must be received by close of business March 20, 2015.
Quotes should be clearly marked with the following:
      RFQ No. 56-1516-55
      Attn: Jill Barrios
Hard copy quotes must be delivered to:
Ventura Superior Court
 Hall of Justice
 Attn: Jill Barrios, RFQ No. 56-1516-55
 800 S. Victoria Avenue
 Ventura, CA 93009
Further information regarding this solicitation is set forth in Request for Quote (RFQ) No. 56-1516-55

RFP HR-14-5-1-JB  Shredding Services
RFP HR-14-5-1-JB  Shredding Services  (Word)

Janitorial Services  [RFQ No. 56-1516-147]

The Ventura Superior Court seeks to identify and retain a qualified vendor to supply the Court with high-quality, 
 cost-effective janitorial services. The Court anticipates awarding an agreement for a three (3)-year term with two (2) 
 option years.
The Superior Court of California - County of Ventura - Vendors
RFP HR-14-5-1-JB  Shredding Services  (Word)

Janitorial Services  [RFQ No. 56-1516-147]

The Ventura Superior Court seeks to identify and retain a qualified vendor to supply the Court with high-quality, 
 cost-effective janitorial services. The Court anticipates awarding an agreement for a three (3)-year term with two (2) 
 option years. The term of this agreement is anticipated to commence on or about July 1, 2015. 
Questions should be directed to procurement@ventura.courts.ca.gov by 4:00 pm Pacific Time, June 5, 2015.
Quotes must be received by 4:00 pm Pacific Time, June 11, 2015.
Quotes should be clearly marked with the following:
      RFQ: No. 56-1516-147
      Attn: Jill Barrios
Hard copy quotes must be delivered to:
Ventura Superior Court
 Hall of Justice
 Attn: Jill Barrios, RFQ: No. 56-1516-147
 800 S. Victoria Avenue
 Ventura, CA 93009
Further information regarding this solicitation is set forth in Request for Quote (RFQ) No. 56-1516-147

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Temporary Staffing Services  [RFP HR-14-5-1-JB]

The Ventura Superior Court seeks to identify and retain qualified technical staff augmentation staffing to supply the Ventura Court 
 with high-quality, cost-effective, professional technical staff. The Court anticipates awarding the agreement(s) for an initial three-year 
 term, with two additional consecutive one-year option terms for a potential maximum total of five years. The initial term of each agreement 
 is anticipated to commence on or about July 1, 2014 and run for 36 months. The two consecutive one-year option terms will then run 12-months 
 each, and may only be exercised at the Courtâs sole discretion.
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A comparative life cycle assessment of the environmental impact of different window materials is included for its interesting materials energy cost analysis.
“Domestic Retrofitting Strategies in the UK: Effectiveness vs. Affordability” is an interesting presentation of the effectiveness of different energy retrofitting strategies, including shutters.
“What Replacement Windows Can’t Replace: The Real Cost of Replacing Historic Windows” Walter Sedovic and Jill Gotthelf provide an excellent discussion of the comparative value of window replacement versus repair. Many aspects of sustainability are considered.
“Testing the energy performance of wood windows in Cold Climates” by Brad James, Andrew Shapiro, Steve Flanders and Dr. David Hemenway is a thoroughly researched paper that concludes that historic windows should not be replaced for energy considerations alone, as retrofitted and replacement windows perform similarly.
“Lincoln Hall Windows Research Report: A Case Study of Options for Treatment for Windows at Lincoln Hall, University Of Illinois, Urbana Champaign” This report provides empirical data to assess window repair or replacement options for a proposed LEED Gold project, addressing the existing windows in terms of energy consumption.

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"Storm Windows Save Energy" Home Energy Magazine, 1/28/14"Old Windows Find a Following" by Katie Zezima. New York Times 7/27/2011.“Windows Aren't Always A Clear Path for Savings: In Quest to Boost Energy-Efficiency, Small Changes Might Have Bigger Payoff” by Terri Rupar. Washington Post 5/16/2009.
“Thinking Of New Windows? Save Your Energy” National Public Radio (NPR) 10/11/2009.  "What Should I Do About My Windows?" by Bill Mattinson, Ross DePaola, and Dariush Arasteh for Home Energy Magazine.  August 2002

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