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Prevention Summit and Spring Youth Forum 3 Access and Availability Note: Same strategy/approach as 1.2.Y.f: Decrease 30 day alcohol use by 10th graders from 27.7% to 24.8% by 2017 Engage key stakeholders and policy makers in local prevention programs and services. Monthly meetings facilitated by DBHR staff with Community Prevention and Wellness Initiative coordinators to provide training and technical assistance to implement the DBHR: Steve Smothers, Ivon Urquilla, Camille Goldy, Erin James, Ray Horodowicz, Stephanie Atherton, Compliance measures discussed with providers, monthly. Key Leader Training: Completed by 43/52 coalitions Ongoing July 2015 – 2017 Increase community connectedness, community engagement, and support for prevention efforts for policy development and enforcement.
community’s strategic prevention services plan. Performance-based contracting requirement of: Annual Key stakeholders and policy makers meeting/orientation Monthly full coalition membership meetings Lucy Mendoza, Scott Waller, Julia Havens Sector Representation: 51/52 coalitions meet minimum 8 of 14 sectors represented Increase the number of programs implemented that address access and availability Baseline SFY 2014: 22 programs implemented SFY 2015 to date: 16 programs implemented SFY 2016 goal: 25 programs implemented SFY 2017 goal: 30 programs implemented
Work with the WSLCB to support the Responsible Vendor Program, including facilitating connections with local coalitions. Monitor industry activity with respect to high risk products that Kim Sauer, LCB Rusty Fallis Expansion of RVP to include marijuana retailers. Coalitions are working with LCB to promote RVP. Ongoing 9/30/15 Ongoing Strengthening of the Responsible Vendor Program
That Appeal to Kids (September 1, 2014). 5 Community Laws and Norms; and Favorable Attitudes Public education and awareness efforts for middle school aged youth and parents of those youth. Post talking points and facts sheets about underage drinking on the Start Talking Now Deb Schnellman, DBHR Fact sheets and talking points will be updated with the 2014 Healthy Youth Survey results. In March 2015. Ongoing July 2011 – 2015 DSHS, partners and providers will have consistent messaging with the most current data for educating their communities on the dangers of alcohol and other drugs.
resources to add to the online toolkit. Deb Schnellman, DBHR The Start Talking Now (STN) homepage was redesigned and launched 2.4.15. New pages are being created for parents in multiple languages – due to be completed in June 30, 2015. The Start Talking Now (STN) homepage is more parent-focused, it includes tips on talking with kids and it’s user friendly Increase accessibility for parents who speak other languages Adding detailed guidance for parents on how to talk to their kids.
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Bibliography Project PTVN09 Due Date: March 5, 2014 @ 10:05 AM Points Possible: 25 points Requirement: Submit a sample bibliography and in text citation for three potential professional & reliable sources that pertain to your research paper topic. Print or photocopy a potential source. Make sure you print/copy all necessary bibliography information (warning – you often have to LOOK for this information). Staple the source material together. Place your name on the source material – please write legibly. Repeat step 1-3 two times – so that you have a total of three sources material packets. On a separate of paper – TYPE a bibliography for each of the three source packets you have. Use APA formatting. After each bibliography given an example of how you would document an in text citation. You do not need to paraphrase a section, only show how you would documents the use of a site. For example (Keele, 2013) Submit to the instructor Grading Rubric Criteria Points Possible Photocopy of at least 3 reliable, professional sources pertaining to you chosen topic 1 point An example of how the in-text citation will appear in the research paper – for each source – up to 3 sources (Total points possible 9) 1 point If in-text citation contains at least one APA requirement for in-text citation. 2 points If in-text citation contains at least 2 APA requirements, or contains APA requirement information, but it is not correct. 3 points Correctly written citation with all APA requirements met and correct Bibliography for each source – up to 3 sources (Total points possible 15) 1 point If bibliography contains 3 APA requirements 3 points If bibliography contain 4+ APA requirements, but not all required information, or information is not correct, or not in the correct order 5 points If bibliography meets all of the APA requirements.
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Lu, Marie, 1984-. Legend. (LR L-Blue) In a dark future, when North America has split into two warring nations, fifteen-year-olds Day, a famous criminal, and prodigy June, the brilliant soldier hired to capture him, discover that they have a common enemy. Morgan, Robert. Gap Creek. (LR M-Green) Souljah, Sister. The coldest winter ever : a (LR Winter, born into a wealthy drug-dealing family in the Brooklyn ghetto, grows up thinking of herself as the queen of the world, but everything comes crashing down when her father is arrested and all their belongings are confiscated by the government. Includes answers to readers' questions and character analyses by the author.
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Scientific Investigations Report Technical Publication 1 0.09 1 Technical Publication Series - American Water Resources Association Technical Publication 1 0.09 1 The Ohio Journal of Science Journal 1 0.09 1 Total: 48 1129 100.00 254 875 The information in 0.4 above is further analyzed by pre and post-workshop attendance as shown below in Tables 0.41 and 0.42 respectively. All three tables are summarized in Table 0.43. Table 0.41 – Pre-workshop attendance Title Document Type <2002 % Pre Wrkshop % Total Geological Society of America, Abstracts with Programs Conference 173 68.11 15.32 Journal of Geoscience Education Journal 43 16.93 3.81 Computers & Geosciences Journal 6 2.36 0.53 Seismological Research Letters Journal 4 1.57 0.35 EOS, Transactions, American Geophysical Union Journal 3 1.18 0.27 GeoTimes Journal 3 1.18 0.27 American Chemical Society, Abstracts of Papers Conference 2 0.79 0.18 Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, Abstracts of Papers Conference 2 0.79 0.18 AAAS Annual Meeting Conference 1 0.39 0.09 Abstracts of Papers Submitted to the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference Conference 1 0.39 0.09 American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Annual Meeting Expanded Abstract Conference 1 0.39 0.09
Dear Friends and Neighbors: On Saturday, September 22, 2018, The Braintree High School Athletic Association is hosting its 19th annual golf tournament to benefit the interscholastic athletic programs at BHS and the two middle schools (East & South). We invite you to participate as a player, hole sponsor, or supporter to help us maintain the highest quality sports programs for our student athletes. These programs allow every student the opportunity to participate on safe, developmental, and highly competitive interscholastic teams at the level commensurate with their capabilities. This applies to varsity, junior varsity, and freshmen teams, as well as middle school basketball and soccer, for both boys and girls. The tournament will be held at The Braintree Municipal Golf Course in Braintree, followed by a buffet style luncheon at the Sons of Italy Hall. Proceeds will be used for safety improvements and the purchase of equipment and supplies throughout the Athletic Program. It promises to be a day full of fun and friendly competition. If you can’t participate in the golf tournament, you can still attend the dinner or support us by sponsoring a hole, donating a raffle prize, or making a monetary contribution. The enclosed registration form has all the details for the event. If you need more information, please do not hesitate to contact us at the phone number provided. Help make this annual tournament a continued success for the student athletes of Braintree High School. We appreciate your support and look forward to seeing you there. Sincerely, John Collier Michael Denise President Director of Athletics BHS Athletic Association Supporters of Athletics: Braintree High School Athletic Association 128 Town Street Braintree, MA 02184 Braintree High School Athletic Association Golf Tournament Saturday, September 22, 2018 Registration Begins: 7:15 am Golf: 8:30 am Rain Date: 9/29/18 Municipal Golf Course Proceeds to Benefit: Athletics & Middle School Athletics Braintree Municipal Golf Course allows soft spikes only. No Alcohol Brought On Course Premises.
April, 1995 – Sept. 1995: Research Fellow of Stuttgart University, Germany, supported by German government March, 1993 – Jan. 1994: Visiting Professor of Stuttgart University, Germany, supported by Japanese government April, 1991 – March, 2003: Associate Professor of Department of Mechanical Engineering, Saga University April, 1989 – March, 1991: Lecturer of Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion Laboratory, Saga University MEMBERSHIP & ACTIVITIES Japan Society of Mechanical Engineering (1983 – To Date) March, 2016 – To Date: Counselor April, 2016 – March, 2017 Reviewer member of Transactions of JSME March, 2013 – Feb., 2014 Editorial member of Transactions of JSME March, 2012 – Feb., 2013 Chair of Saga chapter March, 2011 – Feb., 2012 Counselor March, 2006 – Feb., 2007 Chair of Saga chapter 2005 – Feb., 2006 Counselor Japan Society of Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (1989 – To Date) May, 2015 – May, 2017 Vice-President May, 2015 – To Date Associate Society Cooperation Committee May, 2015 – May, 2017 Director May, 2014 – May, 2015 Chair of Annual Conference Organizing Committee May, 2013 – May, 2015 Chair of Academic Conference Steering Committee May, 2013 – May, 2015 Director May, 2013 – May, 2015 Chair of Academic Conference Steering Committee May, 2011 – To Date Chair of Heat Exchanger Technology Committee May, 2009 – May, 2010 Chair of Technology Awards Subcommittee May, 2009 – May, 2010 Director May, 2007 – May, 2009 Director May, 2007 – To Date ASHRAE National Committee The Heat Transfer Society of Japan May, 2015 – May, 2017 Chair of Kyushu chapter May, 2015 – To Date Member of Asian Union of Thermal Science and Engineering May, 2009 – May, 2011 of Student’s Best Presentation Award The Society of Chemical Engineers, Japan Japan Society of Thermophysical Properties American Society of Heating Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers March, 2015 – To Date Board member of Japan chapter International Institute of Refrigeration April, 2008 – To Date Member of commission B1
SB-1: Explain and compare how rulers constructed and maintained different forms of governance SB-2: Analyze how the functions and institutions of governments have changed over time ECON-2: Analyze the economic role of cities as centers of production and commerce Readings: Chapter 3 and The Iliad (books 1-8) Activities and Assessments*: Critical Thinking Questions (Chp 3) Working with Evidence: Perceptions of Outsiders in the Ancient World Breaking down Maps: Persian Empire; Greek colonization; Alexander’s Empire; Roman Empire; Classical China Rise and Fall of Major Empires PowerPoint: State and Empire Vocabulary: Persian Empire Athenian democracy Greco-Persian Wars Alexander the Great Hellenistic Era Augustus Pax Romana Qin Shihuangdi Han Dynasty Trung Trac Kushan Empire Mauryan Empire Ashoka Chapter 4: Culture and Religion in Eurasia/North Africa (c. 600 BCE to c. 600 CE) Objectives: CUL-2: Explain how religious belief systems developed and spread as a result of expanding communication and exchange networks CUL-3: Explain how philosophies and ideologies developed and spread as a result of expanding communication and exchange networks CUL-5: Explain and compare how teaching nd social practices of different religious and secular belief systems affected gender roles and family structures SOC-3: Assess the impact that different ideologies, philosophies, and religions had on social hierarchies Readings: Chapter 4 and The Iliad (Books 9-16) Activities and Assessments*: Critical Thinking Questions (Chp 4) “Do You See What I See?”: Artist Wang Shugu CUL 9 Compare and Contrast Buddhism v. Hinduism CUL 6 Working with Evidence: Representations of the Buddha CUL 8 DBQ Religious Analysis, POV and Context CUL 2 PowerPoint: Culture and Religion CUL 1-9 Vocabulary: Legalism Confucianism Ban Zhao Daoism Upanishades Siddhartha Gautama (Buddha) Theraveda/Mahayana Nalanda Bhagavad Gita Zoraostrianism Judaism Greek rationalism Socrates Plato Aristotle Jesus of Nazareth Saint Paul Church of the East Perpetua Chapter 5: Society and Inequality in Eurasia/North Africa (c. 600 BCE to c. 600 CE)
Which fields of study exchange students are not allowed to take? (undergraduate/graduate level) Newhouse Public Communication courses Whitman School of Management – limited spaces available College of VPA – students must already be enrolled in a similar arts program School of Architecture – Professional degree students only Link to online course catalog Academic Requirements 3.0 or above Grading system Credit Load per Semester 12-19 credits Minimum/Maximum Workload for exchange students 12-19 credits Contact hours per Semester Courses are typically 3 credits per course
Academic program General academic information Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Graduate School Graduate School of International Studies Sogang Business School Which fields of study are recommended for exchange student? (undergraduate/graduate level) about 25-30% of all courses are taught in English) http://sis109.sogang.ac.kr/sap/bc/webdynpro/sap/zcmw9016?sap-language=EN 1stsemester: Spring, 2ndsemester: Fall -Please check the box next to “Courses for Exchange Students” and press search. -Please note that not all courses offered in English are open to exchange students. -If proficient in Korean, a student can take courses taught in Korean (for those courses, do not check the box next to “courses for exchange students”) Which fields of study exchange students are not allowed to take? (undergraduate/graduate level) Some courses are restricted to incoming exchange students. These restrictions are determined by the respective academic department/faculty. Therefore, students must select “courses for exchange students” when viewing the course list. Courses from our Law School, special graduate schools and professional graduate schools except for Sogang Business School (MBA) and Graduate School of International Studies are restricted to exchange students. Academic Requirements is no GPA requirement for exchange students. However, students must officially be nominated by their home institution and meet the standards set by their home institution to study abroad. We expect qualified students with good grades.
Friday 10am - 11:30am * Women’s Empowerment – with Nivee Roy 1pm - 2pm Continuing Care – with Nivee Roy Thursday 10am - 11:30am * Living Well -with Averza 1pm - 2pm Life Skills for Success -with Maria Averza 3pm - 4:30pm *Anxiety Management & Depression Recovery -with Maria Averza Wednesday 9am-10:30am *Journey To Wellness-with Amelia Morlando 1pm-2pm Continuing Care -with Amelia Morlando 3pm-4:30pm The Next Step - with Amelia Morlando (Clinic closed after Noon on October 17th for staff meeting) Tuesday 10am - 11:30am * DBT: Skills for Life –with Lindsey Phillips 1pm - 2pm Continuing Care –with Lindsey Phillips 3pm - 4:30pm * Holistic Self-Care –with Lindsey Phillips Monday 10/8/18 & 10/22/18 3pm - 4:30pm Serenidad (en Español) -con Maria Averza 10/1/18 & 10/15/18 3pm - 4:30pm Transgender Support Group – with Allister Styan and Lindsey Phillips Behavioral Health Classes October 2018 Classes provided by : Nivee Roy, LPC, LCAS (ext.2232) Lindsey Phillips, LCSW (ext.2236) Amelia Morlando, CSI, LCAS, LCSW (ext.2230) Maria Averza, LPC, LCAS (ext.2131) (828)285-0622 Check In & All Classes Located at: Minnie Jones Clinic Asheville, NC 28801 Enter next to Pharmacy, on South side of building. Must be a registered patient of WNCCHS to attend. Open Classes These introductory classes are a good place to get started or check in. While some patients use these for weekly support, these classes are also a great way to meet with our different therapists, and sign up for Specialized Classes. Serenidad (en Español) (con Maria Averza ext. 2131)
Revised 8/10/2015 BIC Five-Year 2013-2018 YEAR WFD REGIONS SERVICE AREA (Year 1) 2013-2014 1 & 10 CIT *Cooperative Education LAW 2 & 3 AG TECH ED 4 & 6 Cosmetology FACS HEALTH SCIENCE (Year 2) 2014-2015 2 & 3 CIT *Cooperative Education LAW 4 & 6 AG TECH ED 5 & 7 Cosmetology FACS HEALTH SCIENCE (Year 3) 2015-2016 4 & 6 CIT *Cooperative Education LAW 5 & 7 AG TECH ED 8 & 9 Cosmetology FACS HEALTH SCIENCE (Year 4) 2016-2017 5 & 7 CIT *Cooperative Education LAW 8 & 9 AG TECH ED 1 & 10 Cosmetology FACS HEALTH SCIENCE (Year 5) 2017-2018 8 & 9 CIT *Cooperative Education LAW 1 & 10 AG TECH ED 2 & 3 Cosmetology FACS HEALTH SCIENCE *Cooperative Education is reviewed independently of other career and technical education programs. Lesson plans are only required for Cooperative Education if Seminar is taught as a component of the work-based learning experience. Workforce Development (WFD) Map Link:
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PO1 Development contributes to the safe and efficient provision and operation of the bicycle network. AO1.1 Development provides cycle routes in accordance with the bicycle network classification and design standard identified on the and set out in the road corridor design and off-road pathways standards of the Note—On a site not traversed or adjoining a route on the pedestrian and cyclist movement and permeability is addressed by the (for reconfiguring a lot) and or residential codes (for material change of use). AO1.2 Development does not compromise the provision of the bicycle network as identified on the . Additional performance outcomes and acceptable outcomes for a site adjacent to or traversed by the Riverwalk–Typology 1 sub-category or Riverwalk–Typology 2 PO2 Development contributes to the creation of publicly accessible riverfront by providing a shared, continuous riverside pathway. AO2 Development fronting the provides a publicly accessible riverfront pathway via a linear land dedication of 10m width as measured from the riverfront ambulatory boundary. PO3 Development provides a high-quality, vibrant and safe riverside path with a strong pedestrian and cyclist amenity focus. AO3.1 Development designs and constructs Riverwalk for the full frontage of its site, including tree planting, furniture, lighting, balustrading and pavement treatments in compliance with the off-road pathways and public riverside facilities standards in the . AO3.2 Development ensures that new Riverwalk sections are designed and constructed to connect to existing adjoining sections of the Riverwalk. AO3.3 Development provides connections between the Riverwalk and adjoining riverfront premises, street networks, pathways and cross block links, public infrastructure and other destinations in compliance with the public riverside facilities standards in the . PO4 Development ensures that Riverwalk contributes to the sense of place and cultural significance of the river with inclusion of public art to highlight: activity nodes; entrances and gateways; landmarks and features of interest; visual connectors to the river. AO4 Development includes public art along the Riverwalk where specified in a neighbourhood plan, in compliance with the public art standards in the .
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BID ADVERTISEMENT FORM Bid description The provision of services for the SwedBio ECBD047 midterm review for the CSIR. Bid number CSIR 5283/03/11/2017 Name of institution CSIR The place where goods, works or services are required As per RFQ published on (click on tenders) Closing date and time Date 0 3 1 1 2 0 1 7 Time Contact details Postal address PO Box 395 Pretoria 0001 Physical address Strategic Procurement Unit CSIR – Building 10 Meiring Naude Street Brummeria Tel 012 841 2400 Fax N/A tender@csir.co.za Contact person CSIR Strategic Procurement Unit Where bids can be collected Download from (click on tenders) Where bids should be delivered As per RFQ published on (click on tenders) Category (refer to annexure A) Professional Services Sector N/A Region National Compulsory briefing session/site Date N/A Time N/A Venue N/A GPS
BID ADVERTISEMENT FORM Bid description Provision of Safety, Health, Environment and Quality (SHEQ) Audits to the CSIR Bid number CSIR RFQ No: 5378/17/10/2018 Name of institution CSIR The place where goods, works or services are required As per RFQ published on (click on tenders) Closing date and time Date 1 7 1 0 2 0 1 8 Time 16h30 Contact details Postal address PO Box 395 Pretoria 0001 Physical address Strategic Procurement Unit CSIR – Building 10 Meiring Naude Street Brummeria Tel 012 841 2400 Fax N/A email tender@csir.co.za Contact person CSIR Strategic Procurement Unit Where bids can be collected Download from (click on tenders) Where bids should be delivered As per RFQ published on (click on tenders) Category (refer to annexure A) Professional Sector N/A Region National Compulsory briefing session/site visit Date N/A Time N/A Venue N/A GPS
BID ADVERTISEMENT FORM Bid description For the Provision of Construction Services for the Alterations at the CSIR Model Hall Roof in Stellenbosch Bid number CSIR RFP No: 3234/26/10/2018 Name of institution CSIR The place where goods, works or services are required As per RFP published on www.csir.co.za Closing date and time Date 2 6 1 0 2 0 1 8 Time 16h30 Contact details Postal address PO Box 395 Pretoria 0001 Physical address Strategic Procurement Unit CSIR – Building 10 Meiring Naude Street Brummeria Tel 012 841 2400 Fax N/A email tender@csir.co.za Contact person CSIR Strategic Procurement Unit Where bids can be collected Download from www.csir.co.za Where bids should be delivered As per RFP published on www.csir.co.za Category (refer to annexure A) Security Services Sector N/A Region National Compulsory briefing session/site visit Date Date: Friday, 12 October 2018 Time Time: 10h00 – 11h00 Venue . CSIR Model Hall Roof, 10 Jan Celliers Road, Stellenbosch Central .
Proposals Solicitation Compliance / Proposal Rejection Proposals will be accepted only for the entire Statement of Work as described within this solicitation. Estimated will not be accepted. Proposed costs/prices must be firm. Failure of a Bidder to comply with or meet all requirements or respond to all requests for information within this solicitation may result in Bidder’s proposal being disqualified or determined not acceptable. The Institute reserves the right to reject any or all proposals for non-compliance, to waive informalities and minor irregularities in proposals received, and to accept any portion of a proposal or complete proposals if deemed in the best interest of the Department. Such disqualification or determination may occur at any point following the Proposal Submission Deadline. Best and final offers may be requested and considered, at the Institute’s option and request. General Instructions Bidders should adhere to the format prescribed and content required for proposal responses. A Bidder’s proposal response and attachments shall: Present writing that is responsive, succinct, self-explanatory, and well organized on pages that are consecutively numbered and in a consistent numbering format. Be concise but provide complete responses. Present attachments that are labeled with wording related to the requirement or topic covered within the attachment. Complete Proposal A complete proposal must include the following three separate documents. A Response, a Cost Proposal, and Financial Information. Response should include: Table of Contents Response The Response must be factual and should cover the core aspects of the Bidder’s staffing, methodologies, and approaches to fulfill the Statement of Work within the solicitation. Resumes of individuals proposed as Key Personnel. Cost Proposal Cost proposal that delineates the fixed cost per hour of each proposed Key Personnel. Financial Information Financial Summary that demonstrates the Bidder has the financial strength to maintain a contract resulting from this solicitation. One of the following: An audited financial statement.
BID ADVERTISEMENT FORM Bid description Request for Quotation (RFQ) for the building of a treatment prototype and supply of equipment. Bid number CSIR 5223/15/03/2017 Name of institution CSIR The place where goods, works or services are required As per RFQ published on (click on tenders) Closing date and time Date 2 8 0 3 2 0 1 7 Time 16h30 Contact details Postal address PO Box 395 Pretoria 0001 Physical address Strategic Procurement Unit CSIR – Building 10 Meiring Naude Street Brummeria Tel 012 841 2400 Fax N/A email tender@csir.co.za Contact person CSIR Strategic Procurement Unit Where bids can be collected Download from (click on tenders) Where bids should be delivered As per RFQ published on (click on tenders) Category (refer to annexure A) Professional Sector N/A Region National Compulsory briefing session/site visit Date N/A Time N/A Venue N/A GPS
BID ADVERTISEMENT FORM Bid description The provision of services to repair, rehabilitate and preserve a blast test system at the CSIR Bid number 5192/13/01/2017 Name of institution CSIR The place where goods, works or services are required As per RFQ published on (click on tenders) Closing date and time Date 1 3 0 1 2 0 1 7 Time 16h30 Contact details Postal address PO Box 395 Pretoria 0001 Physical address Strategic Procurement Unit CSIR – Building 10 Meiring Naude Street Brummeria Tel 012 841 2400 Fax N/A tender@csir.co.za Contact person CSIR Strategic Procurement Unit Where bids can be collected Download from (click on tenders) Where bids should be delivered As per RFQ published on (click on tenders) Category (refer to annexure A) General Sector N/A Region National Compulsory briefing session/site visit Date N/A Time N/A Venue N/A GPS
BID ADVERTISEMENT FORM Bid description The Provision of Architectural Services for the Building of the UPS & Generator Room for CHPC in the CSIR Rosebank Campus Bid number CSIR RFQ No. 5271/01/09/2017 Name of institution CSIR The place where goods, works or services are required As per RFQ published on (click on tenders) Closing date and time Date 0 1 0 9 2 0 1 7 Time Contact details Postal address PO Box 395 Pretoria 0001 Physical address Strategic Procurement Unit CSIR – Building 10 Meiring Naude Street Brummeria Tel 012 841 2400 Fax N/A email tender@csir.co.za Contact person CSIR Strategic Procurement Unit Where bids can be collected Download from (click on tenders) Where bids should be delivered As per RFQ published on (click on tenders) Category (refer to annexure A) Professional Sector N/A Region National Compulsory briefing session/site Date N/A Time N/A Venue N/A GPS
BID ADVERTISEMENT FORM Bid description Request for Quotations (RFQ) for the supply of Dome Cameras to the CSIR Bid number CSIR 5295/26/01/2018 Name of institution CSIR The where goods, works or services are required As per RFQ published on (click on tenders) Closing date and time Date 2 6 0 1 2 0 1 8 Time Contact details Postal address PO Box 395 Pretoria 0001 Physical address Strategic Procurement Unit CSIR – Building 10 Meiring Naude Street Brummeria Tel 012 841 2400 Fax N/A email tender@csir.co.za Contact person CSIR Strategic Procurement Unit bids can be collected Download from (click on tenders) bids should be delivered As per RFQ published on (click on tenders) Category (refer to annexure A) ICT Equipment Sector N/A Region National Compulsory briefing session/site Date N/A Time N/A Venue N/A GPS
BID ADVERTISEMENT FORM Bid description The supply of Movable Furniture to the Stellenbosch common areas at the CSIR Campus Bid number RFQ No. 5308/16/03/2018 Name of institution CSIR The place where goods, works or services are required As per RFP published on www.csir.co.za Closing date and time Date 1 6 0 3 2 0 1 8 Time 16h30 Contact details Postal address PO Box 395 Pretoria 0001 Physical address Strategic Procurement Unit CSIR – Building 10 Meiring Naude Street Brummeria Tel 012 841 2400 Fax N/A email tender@csir.co.za Contact person CSIR Strategic Procurement Unit Where bids can be collected Download from www.csir.co.za Where bids should be delivered As per RFP published on www.csir.co.za Category (refer to annexure A) Furniture Sector N/A Region National Compulsory briefing session/site visit Date Monday, 05 March 2018 Time 11:00 – 13:00 Venue Venue: CSIR Stellenbosch main entrance GPS .
BID ADVERTISEMENT FORM Bid description Refurbishment of C155 Laboratory to be used as a Software Defined networking Lab in building 43 Bid number RFQ No.5396-17-10-2018 Name of institution CSIR The place where goods, works or services are required As per RFQ published on www.csir.co.za Closing date and time Date 1 7 2 0 1 8 Time 16h30 Contact details Postal address PO Box 395 Pretoria 0001 Physical address Strategic Procurement Unit CSIR – Building 10 Meiring Naude Street Brummeria Tel Fax N/A email tender@csir.co.za Contact person CSIR Strategic Procurement Unit Where bids can be collected Download from www.csir.co.za Where bids should be delivered As per RFP published on www.csir.co.za Category (refer to annexure A) Install Sector N/A Region National Compulsory briefing session/site visit Date Thursday, 11 October 2018 Time Time 10:00 – 11:00 Venue Venue- Building 43 Reception area .
BID ADVERTISEMENT FORM Bid description Request for Proposals (RFP) for the Provision of Construction Services at the Product Lifecycle Management Centre (PLM) in MSM, Building 14F at the CSIR Pretoria Campus Bid number CSIR 9061/29/09/2017 Name of institution CSIR The place where goods, works or services are required As per RFQ published on (click on tenders) Closing date and time Date 2 9 0 9 2 0 1 7 Time 16h30 Contact details Postal address PO Box 395 Pretoria 0001 Physical address Strategic Procurement Unit CSIR – Building 10 Meiring Naude Street Brummeria Tel 012 841 2400 Fax N/A email tender@csir.co.za Contact person CSIR Strategic Procurement Unit Where bids can be collected Download from (click on tenders) Where bids should be delivered As per RFQ published on (click on tenders) Category to annexure A) Professional Sector N/A Region National Compulsory briefing session/site visit Date Monday, 18 September 2017 Time Time: 10h00 – 11h00 Venue Venue: Building 14F Reception area, CSIR Pretoria Campus, Meiring Naude Street, Brummeria GPS
BID ADVERTISEMENT FORM Bid description Request for Quotation (RFQ) for Town Planning Services for the CSIR campus in Rosebank, Western Cape Bid number RFQ No. 5307/22/02/2018 Name of institution CSIR The place where goods, works or services are required As per RFP published on www.csir.co.za Closing date and time Date 2 2 0 2 2 0 1 8 Time 16h30 Contact details Postal address PO Box 395 Pretoria 0001 Physical address Strategic Procurement Unit CSIR – Building 10 Meiring Naude Street Brummeria Tel 012 841 2400 Fax N/A email tender@csir.co.za Contact person CSIR Strategic Procurement Unit Where bids can be collected Download from www.csir.co.za bids should be delivered As per RFP published on www.csir.co.za Category to annexure A) Costruction Sector N/A Region National Compulsory briefing session/site visit Date Thursday, 15 February 2018 Time Time: 10h:00- 11h:00 Venue Venue: CSIR Rosebank Campus, 15 Lower Hope Road, Rosebank, Western Cape .
BID ADVERTISEMENT FORM Bid description The provision of services for the modification and refurbishment of a scrubber system for CSIR Light Metals laboratory Bid number CSIR 5404/29/10/2018 Name of institution CSIR The place where goods, works or services are required As per RFQ published on (click on tenders) Closing date and time Date 2 9 1 0 2 0 1 8 Time 16h30 Contact details Postal address PO Box 395 Pretoria 0001 Physical address Strategic Procurement Unit CSIR – Building 10 Meiring Street Brummeria Tel 012 841 2400 Fax N/A tender@csir.co.za Contact person CSIR Strategic Procurement Unit Where bids can be collected Download from (click on tenders) Where bids should be delivered As per RFQ published on (click on tenders) Category (refer to annexure A) Professional Services Sector N/A Region National Compulsory briefing session/site visit Date N/A Time N/A Venue N/A GPS
BID ADVERTISEMENT FORM Bid description The provision of services for the design, development, fabrication and function testing of adjustable hydraulic actuation method for valves supported by the Technology Localisation Implementation Unit(TLIU), hosted by the CSIR Bid number 3138/18/08/2017 Name of institution CSIR The place where goods, works or services are required As per RFP published on www.etenders.gov.za Closing date and time Date 1 8 0 8 2 0 1 7 Time 16h30 Contact details Postal address PO Box 395 Pretoria 0001 Physical address Strategic Procurement Unit CSIR – Building 10 Meiring Naude Street Brummeria Tel 012 841 2400 Fax N/A tender@csir.co.za Contact person CSIR Strategic Procurement Unit Where bids can be collected Download from www.etenders.gov.za Where bids should be delivered As per RFP published on www.etenders.gov.za Category (refer to annexure A) Mechanical Sector Manufacturing Region National Compulsory briefing session/site Date N/A Time N/A Venue N/A GPS
BID ADVERTISEMENT FORM Bid description The supply of Titanium GR.5 (ASTM B381 F5) plate 40mm thick to the CSIR Bid number CSIR Name of institution CSIR The place where goods, works or services are required As per RFQ published on www.csir.co.za Closing date and time Date 2 6 0 1 2 0 1 8 Time 16h30 Contact details Postal address PO Box 395 Pretoria 0001 Physical address Strategic Procurement Unit CSIR – Building 10 Meiring Naude Street Brummeria Tel 012 841 2400 Fax N/A email tender@csir.co.za Contact person CSIR Strategic Procurement Unit Where bids can be collected Download from www.csir.co.za Where bids should be delivered As per RFP published on www.csir.co.za Category (refer to annexure A) General Sector N/A Region National Compulsory briefing session/site visit Date N/A Time N/A Venue N/A GPS N/A .
BID ADVERTISEMENT FORM Bid description Request for Quotation for the supply of Sisal plant suckers to Madikwe Sisal project on behalf of the CSIR Bid number CSIR RFP No. 5298/08/02/2018 Name of institution CSIR The place where goods, works or services are required As per RFP published on (click on tenders) Closing date and time Date 0 8 0 2 2 0 1 8 Time 16h30 Contact details Postal address PO Box 395 Pretoria 0001 Physical address Strategic Procurement Unit CSIR – Building 10 Meiring Naude Street Brummeria Tel 012 841 2400 Fax N/A email tender@csir.co.za Contact person CSIR Strategic Procurement Unit Where bids can be collected Download from (click on tenders) Where bids should be delivered As per RFP published on (click on tenders) Category Agricultural services Sector N/A Region National Compulsory briefing session/site visit Date N/A Time N/A Venue N/A GPS
BID ADVERTISEMENT FORM Bid description Request for quotation for the supply of laboratory equipment to the CSIR Bid number CSIR RFP No. 5303/15/02/2018 Name of institution CSIR The place where goods, works or services are required As per RFP published on (click on tenders) Closing date and time Date 1 5 0 2 2 0 1 8 Time 16h30 Contact details Postal address PO Box 395 Pretoria 0001 Physical address Strategic Procurement Unit CSIR – Building 10 Meiring Naude Street Brummeria Tel 012 841 2400 Fax N/A tender@csir.co.za Contact person CSIR Strategic Procurement Unit Where bids can be collected Download from (click on tenders) Where bids should be delivered As per RFP published on (click on tenders) Category Laboratory equipment Sector N/A Region National Compulsory briefing session/site visit Date N/A Time N/A Venue N/A GPS
BID ADVERTISEMENT FORM Bid description The supply of body-worn video cameras and helmet-mounted cameras to the CSIR Bid number 5318/28/03/2018 Name of institution CSIR The place where goods, works or services are required As per RFQ published on (click on tenders) Closing date and time Date 2 8 0 3 2 0 1 8 Time 16h30 Contact details Postal address PO Box 395 Pretoria 0001 Physical address Strategic Procurement Unit CSIR – Building 10 Meiring Naude Street Brummeria Tel 012 841 2400 Fax N/A email tender@csir.co.za Contact person CSIR Strategic Procurement Unit Where bids can be collected Download from (click on tenders) Where bids should be delivered As per RFQ published on (click on tenders) Category (refer to annexure A) General Sector N/A Region National Compulsory briefing session/site visit Date N/A Time N/A Venue N/A GPS
BID ADVERTISEMENT FORM Bid description The supply of Labotom 5 cut off machine with manual cutting to the CSIR Bid number CSIR 5405/08/11/2018 Name of institution CSIR The place where goods, works or services are required As per RFQ published on www.csir.co.za Closing date and time Date 0 8 1 1 2 0 1 8 Time 16h30 Contact details Postal address PO Box 395 Pretoria 0001 Physical address Strategic Procurement Unit CSIR – Building 10 Meiring Naude Street Brummeria Tel 012 841 2400 Fax N/A email tender@csir.co.za Contact person CSIR Strategic Procurement Unit Where bids can be collected Download from www.csir.co.za Where bids should be delivered As per RFQ published on www.csir.co.za Category (refer to annexure A) Laboratory equipment Sector N/A Region National Compulsory briefing session/site visit Date N/A Time N/A Venue N/A GPS N/A .
BID ADVERTISEMENT FORM Bid description To undertake Steam Systems Optimisations Assessments at 2 companies based in the KZN region, on behalf of the CSIR Bid number CSIR RFP No. 804/09/11/2017 Name of institution CSIR The place where goods, works or services are required As per RFP published on (click on tenders) Closing date and time Date 0 9 1 1 2 0 1 7 Time 16h30 Contact details Postal address PO Box 395 Pretoria 0001 Physical address Strategic Procurement Unit CSIR – Building 10 Meiring Naude Street Brummeria Tel 012 841 2400 Fax N/A email tender@csir.co.za Contact person CSIR Strategic Procurement Unit Where bids can be collected Download from (click on tenders) Where bids should be delivered As per RFP published on (click on tenders) Category Professional Services Sector N/A Region National Compulsory briefing session/site visit Date N/A Time N/A Venue N/A GPS
BID ADVERTISEMENT FORM Bid description The writing of review articles and sundry content for the Aerospace Industry Support Initiative (AISI) Impact Report and Brochure 2017/2018 Bid number CSIR RFQ No. 827/30/04/2018 Name of institution CSIR The place where goods, works or services are required As per RFQ published on (click on tenders) Closing date and time Date 3 0 0 4 2 0 1 8 Time 16h30 Contact details Postal address PO Box 395 Pretoria 0001 Physical address Strategic Procurement Unit CSIR – Building 10 Meiring Naude Street Brummeria Tel 012 841 2400 Fax N/A email tender@csir.co.za Contact person CSIR Strategic Procurement Unit Where bids can be collected Download from (click on tenders) Where bids should be delivered As per RFP published on (click on tenders) Category Professional Services Sector N/A Region National Compulsory briefing session/site visit Date N/A Time N/A Venue N/A GPS
BID ADVERTISEMENT FORM Bid description The provision of services for the implementation, training and readiness for certification audits for AS/EN9100 Quality Management System for a company supported by the CSIR Bid number CSIR RFQ No. 855/27/09/2018 Name of institution CSIR The place where goods, works or services are required As per RFQ published on (click on tenders) Closing date and time Date 2 7 0 9 2 0 1 8 Time 16h30 Contact details Postal address PO Box 395 Pretoria 0001 Physical address Strategic Procurement Unit CSIR – Building 10 Meiring Naude Street Brummeria Tel 012 841 2400 Fax N/A email tender@csir.co.za Contact person CSIR Strategic Procurement Unit Where bids can be collected Download from (click on tenders) Where bids should be delivered As per RFP published on (click on tenders) Category Professional Services Sector N/A Region National Compulsory briefing session/site visit Date N/A Time N/A Venue N/A GPS
BID ADVERTISEMENT FORM Bid description The supply and installation of office furniture to the CSIR Bid number 9091/26/04/2018 Name of institution CSIR The place where goods, works or services are required As per RFQ published on www.etenders.gov.za (click on tenders) Closing date and time Date 2 6 0 4 2 0 1 8 Time 16h30 Contact details Postal address PO Box 395 Pretoria 0001 Physical address Strategic Procurement Unit CSIR – Building 10 Meiring Naude Street Brummeria Tel 012 841 2400 Fax N/A email tender@csir.co.za Contact person CSIR Strategic Procurement Unit Where bids can be collected Download from (click on tenders) www.etenders.gov.za Where bids should be delivered As per RFQ published on , www.etenders.gov.za (click on tenders) Category (refer to annexure A) Furniture Sector N/A Region National Compulsory briefing session/site visit Date N/A Time N/A Venue N/A GPS