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SECTION J
List of Documents, Exhibits and Other Attachments
Attachment J.1 Glossary of Terms
Attachment J.2 Historic Buildings
Attachment J.3 List of NPAs/NXXs
Attachment J.4 Service Locations
Attachment J.5 Centrex Lines Listed by GSA TOPS System
| Solicitation No. GS-10F-12-LP-R-0002 | | SECTION J | Dial-tone Infrastructure Procurement System (DIPS) |
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Glossary of Terms
| 911 service |
| An emergency reporting system whereby a caller dials a common number—911—for all emergency service. |
| Account code |
| A code that identifies the caller so that the cost of the call can be billed to the appropriate party. |
| Accounting control transaction (ACT) number |
| A specific number assigned by GSA at the order level authorizing the invoicing of services. |
| ACO |
| Administrative Contracting Officer |
| ADN |
| Advanced Digital Network Service. A digital, private line transport service that provides full duplex four-wire transmission of synchronous serial data with features including variable speeds, customer-controlled network reconfiguration, and network control and diagnostics. ADN also refers to a 56k bytes per second leased line or a line that is rented and dedicated to one connection for more efficient use. |
| Agency |
| A term used to identify all federal agencies, authorized federal contractors, agency-sponsored universities and laboratories, and (when authorized by law or regulation) state, local, and tribal Governments. |
| Agency billing code |
| A Government-provided code that identifies a specific billing account for an agency that elects to use centralized billing. |
| Agency billing identification |
| An agency or contractor-provided code that identifies a specific billing account for an agency that elects to use direct billing. |
| Agency hierarchy code |
| An agency-provided code that identifies how billing data shall be grouped; e.g., by GSA, customer agency, customer-agency defined sub-hierarchies, such as department and office, service, telephone number, and accounting code. Each level of the hierarchy shall contain the aggregate information pertaining to the lower levels. |
| Analog |
| In telephone transmission, the signal being transmitted—voice, video, or image – is similar to the original. In telecommunications, analog means telephone transmission or switch which is not digital. |
| Audit trail |
| A chronological record of system activities that is sufficient to enable the reconstruction, reviewing, and examination of the sequence of environments and activities surrounding or leading to an operation, a procedure, or an event in a transaction from its inception to final results. |
| Authorization codes |
| A code that, once entered, can permit the user to gain access to a system or service. |
| Automatic number identification (AN I) |
| A service feature that provides the automatic identification of the calling station billing number. |
| Base price |
| The price for providing service with no features. |
| Basic rate interface |
| The transmission speed supported by the basic interface structure of an ISDN system that is composed of 2 Bearer channels each 64 kb/s and 1 D channel of 16 kb/s. |
| Billing accounting codes - unverified |
| The capability to enter a billing account code to be used in billing. |
| Billing accounting codes - verified |
| The capability to enter a billing account code to be used in billing and to block the call if the code cannot be verified. |
| BITS Timing |
| Building Integrated Timing Supply (BITS), also called Building Integrated Timing System, is a method for distributing a precision clock among telecommunications equipment. The physical medium is a T1/E1 (DS1) line. |
| Bridging |
| Telephone utility equipment located in Serving Wire Center (SWC – also referred to as a "Hub"). Allows multiple locations to be connected or "bridged". |
| Business line |
| This service provides a business customer with a single, voice-grade telephonic communications channel which can be used to place or receive one call at a time. This service also provides connection of business customer-single station sets or facsimile machines to the public switched telecommunications network. |
| Call back/camp on |
| The capability to allow a user to place a call back on a busy line. When |
the called station goes on-hook, the originating station is rung and, when answered, the original call is automatically placed.
| Call block |
| The capability to block a user-specified pre-designated number(s) from completing incoming calls to the user. |
| Call blocking |
| The capability to block outgoing calls from a user(s) to specific numbers, NXXs, NPAs, or country codes. |
| Call consultation |
| A feature that allows a user to alternate between a party on hold and an existing conversation. |
| Call detail record |
| A record generated by customer traffic later used to bill the customer for service. At a minimum, call detail records include the number used to make the call, date the call is made, number called (local or long distance), time the call started, and call duration. Other information such as the circuit used to make the call (WATS, MCI, etc.) or purpose of the call (e.g., client, project) is also typically provided as part of the call detail records. |
| Call forward - busy line |
| A feature that permits calls attempting to terminate to a busy station line |
to be redirected to a predetermined line when the called station is in use.
| Call forward - don’t answer |
| A feature that provides for forwarding of incoming calls to a predetermined line when the called station line does not answer within a prescribed time. |
Call forward -remote access A feature that lets a user turn on or turn off call forward variable features from a telephone other than their own. From a remote location, a user dials a remote access directory number and through a series of prompts enters their own telephone number and a personal identification number.
| Call forward - variable |
| A feature that allows a user to choose to reroute incoming calls to another specified telephone number. |
| Call forwarding |
| A feature that allows all calls destined for a station to be routed to another station (or to the attendant), designated during activation, regardless of the busy or idle state of the called station. This feature can |
Solicitation No. GS-10F-12-LP-R-0002 SECTION J Dial-tone Infrastructure Procurement System (DIPS) be activated or canceled by the station user or by the attendant.
| Call hold |
| A feature that allows a station user to hold any call in progress by flashing and then dialing a hold code, thus freeing the same line for the purpose of originating another call or returning to a previously held call. If the controlling station user does not dial any additional digits after the hold code, muting of the station set and removal of dial tone will occur after a time-out period. The call will remain on hold until the controlling station user either hangs up, casing the station to ring with the held call, or flashes and redials the hold code to return to the original call. Only 1 call per station line may be held at a time. The held call cannot be added to the other call. |
| Call hunting |
| See ―hunting. |
| Call park |
| The capability to allow a call to be parked at a directory number for retrieval by another line or trunk. |
| Call pickup |
| A feature that allows a station user to answer any calls directed to another station line within his own preset pickup group by dialing a pickup code from an idle or busy station. If more than 1 station line in the pickup group is ringing, the individual call to be answered will be selected by the system. Multiple call pickup groups can be defined within a single Centrex service group. |
| Call restriction |
| A feature that allows the system to restrict certain types of calls being made from stations. |
| Call return |
| A feature that allows a telephone user to dial the last caller, even if he/she did not answer the phone. |
| Call transfer |
| A feature that allows a station user to transfer any call in progress to another station without the assistance of the attendant. |
| Call waiting | |
| A feature that allows a call to a busy station line to be held waiting while a tone signal is directed towards the busy station user. | (Only the called |
station user hears this tone.) The called station user may connect to this waiting call by hanging up, whereby the station will be rung and will be connected to the call upon answer. Alternatively, the station user may flash and dial an answer-hold code to hold the original call and answer the waiting code.
| Caller identification (ID) |
| A feature that provides the capability of passing the calling number to the terminating station. |
| Caller, calling party, call |
| A person, program, or equipment that originates a call. |
| Calling number suppression |
| A feature that provides the capability to block the originating phone number from being passed to the terminating station on a per call basis. |
| Centrex -like Service |
| A service that provides, from the telephone company central office, functions and features comparable to those provided by a PBX or a PABX. |
| Centrex service group |
| A group of affiliated users within a common Centrex configuration. |
| Class of service (COS) |
| A designation assigned to describe the service treatment and privileges given to a particular terminal. |
| Collect Call |
| A telephone call generally requiring operator-assistance. The called party |
Solicitation No. GS-10F-12-LP-R-0002 SECTION J Dial-tone Infrastructure Procurement System (DIPS) is verbally asked by an operator if they will pay for the call. The called party is ultimately billed for the call, if accepted.
| Commercially available |
| As applied to a telecommunications service in a geographic area, that service or service-related feature, that is, for a consideration, currently legally provided by one or more entities, who are generally considered to be providers of telecommunications service(s), to one or more other entities independent from the service provider for their own legal commercial business purposes. |
| Compatibility |
| A property of systems that allows the exchange of necessary information directly and in usable form. Note: Implies use of identical or compatible protocols. |
| Conference calling |
| A feature that allows a station user to establish a multiparty conference connection (of up to 6 conferees including himself), either without attendant assistance at all, or with attendant assistance only for adding trunks. |
| Contract line item number (CL IN) |
| A telecommunications-related service that can be ordered by item number under the contract. |
| COR |
| Contracting Officer’s Representative |
| COTR |
| Contracting Officer’s Technical Representative |
| CPE |
| Equipment owned, leased or under the control of the Government and physically located at the Government’s Customer premises or at the premises of another contractor. |
| Customer Service Record (CSR) |
| A record about each separate line charge that encompasses the monthly service charge on the bill. For example, a CSR could contain the service location of the account, the billing address, additional directory listings, PIC designations, hunting order, features and associated lines, calling |
plans, and fees and surcharges.
Customized intercept and recorded announcement This feature provides a recorded message, as specified by the customer, to an intercepted call indicating why the call cannot be completed.
| Cutover |
| The physical changing of circuits or lines at a telecommunications location from one configuration to another. |
| Demarcation point |
| The point where the phone company brings in the wiring that connects to the subscriber’s phone system and where the subscriber assumes responsibility for the service. |
| DID |
| This service allows Centrex or PBX station telephone numbers to receive direct incoming calls via central office facilities or trunks.(One-way Inbound Trunk) |
| DID number block assignment and maintenance |
| A service provided by the telephone carriers to offer a range of consecutive telephone numbers to support direct in-bond calls to Centrex, PBX and Key system installations. |
| DIOD |
| This service allows Centrex or PBX station telephone numbers to receive direct incoming calls and dial direct out-bound calls via central office facilities or trunks. (2-way trunk) |
| DOD |
| This service allows Centrex or PBX stations to dial direct outbound calls |
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| Digital signal 0 (DS0) |
| A digital signal rate of 64 kb/s. The world wide standard speed for digitizing one voice conversion using pulse code modulation. |
| Digital signal 1 (DS1) or (T1) |
| A digital signal rate of 1.544 Mb/s. |
Direct inward dialing (DID) The capability of dialing a call from an external party directly to a station without the assistance of an attendant.
| Direct outward dialing (DOD) |
| The capability allowing an internal user to place a call to an outside party without the assistance of an attendant. |
| Directed call pickup |
| A feature that allows a station user to answer any calls directed to another station line dialing a pickup code from an idle or busy station. |
| Directory assistance | |
| The local telephone company provides this service. | It allows the |
subscriber to call for information about phone numbers and/or addresses.
| Disconnect |
| A service order is disconnected if the action is taken after the service has been accepted. |
| Emergency |
| Generally any situation that results in 20% or more of a systems lines being inoperative or an entire trunk group being isolated or inoperative. Any other situation declared an emergency by appropriate government authority. |
| EUCL charge |
| End User Common Line Charge, also known as Subscriber Line Charge. This charge is for the use of an End User Common Line to obtain local telephone exchange service, but does not include the provision of a telephone number, detail billing, directory listing, or intercept arrangements. |
| Feature |
| A service capability that is made available in addition to the basic capabilities associated with a service. |
| Feature group D (Equal Access) |
| Also referred to as equal access, Feature Group D provides trunk-side LATA access, affording call supervision to an Inter-exchange Carrier, a uniform access code (1 0XXX), optional calling-party identification, recording of access-charge billing details, and pre-subscription to a customer-specified Inter-exchange Carrier as defined in paragraphs 12.20 through 12.77, Section 6 of the Notes on the BOC Intra-LATA Networks (SR-2275). |
| Frame relay |
| A data communications transmission protocol, similar to packet switching, that is optimized for reliable transport facilities (such as fiber optic transport) that transmit at a low bit-error rate. |
| Grade of service (GOS) |
| The probability of a call being blocked during a call attempt, expressed as a decimal fraction, during the busy hour. |
| Hunting |
| Serial hunting: The capability to route incoming calls through a series of stations. If the first station is busy, the calls will be routed to the second station in the series, and so on. Circular hunting: The capability to route incoming calls through a series of stations. If the first station is busy, the calls will be routed to the second station in the series, and so on. If the last station in the circular hunt group is busy the call will be routed to the first station in the group. UCD hunting: the capability of distributing calls uniformly across a series of stations. |
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| Implementation |
| The process of adding new services or changing existing services at user locations. |
| Integrated services digital network (ISDN) |
| A network that provides end-to-end digital connectivity to support a wide range of services, including voice and non-voice services, to which users have access by a limited set of standard multipurpose user network interfaces, as defined in the CCITT I series. See Basic Rate and Primary Rate. |
| Intercept |
| Calls, which cannot reach their destination, may be intercepted and diverted to a station attendant or a recording. |
| Inter-exchange carrier (IXC) |
| Any service provider offering inter-LATA telecommunications services. |
Inter-LATA Private Line Services
(I PLS)
Dedicated point-to-point analog circuits.
| Intermediate distribution frame (IDF) |
| A metal rack designed to connect cables, usually located in an equipment room or closet. Proves the connection between inter-building cabling and the intra-building cabling, i.e., between the main distribution frame (MDF) and individual phone wiring. |
| Interoperability |
| The ability of each service provider to effectively and efficiently transfer all information and control data within its own network and between its network and those of other service providers so that a given service offering operates transparently and without performance degradation for users. |
| Key telephone system |
| In a customer environment, terminals and equipment that provides user terminals with access to a variety of telephone services without attendant assistance. |
| Last number redial |
| The capability of redialing the last number dialed by pressing a feature code or button. |
| Line hunting |
| See Hunting. |
| Local access transport area (LATA) |
| Under the terms of the Modified Final Judgment (MFJ), the geographical area within which a BOC is permitted to provide telecommunications services after divestiture by AT&T. |
| Message waiting indication |
| A visual or aural indication at a station that a message is waiting. |
National security emergency preparedness (NS/EP) requirements As used in this document, National Security Emergency Preparedness (NS/EP) requirements are intended to maintain a state of readiness or respond to and manage an event or crisis (local, national, or international) that causes or could cause injury or harm to the population, damage to or loss of property, or degrade or threaten the security posture of the United States.
| NBD initial price |
| The valid initial units of usage-sensitive calls during Normal Business Day (NBD is defined in Section B.1.3) are 1 minute for CSS. |
| Neighborhood Call |
| 911 Service that allows the Customer to call a group of phone numbers that are placed in a common group. This is sometimes used for emergency broadcasts. |
| Network interface |
| The NID is located at the demarcation point between the customer’s |
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| device (NID) |
| equipment and the network as defined by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and the Public Utility Commission (PUC) and typically provides network protection, test access, and termination functions. |
Normal business day (NBD) additional price The valid increments of usage-sensitive calls during Normal Business Day (NBD is defined in Section B.1.3) are 1 minute for CSS.
| North American numbering plan (NANP) |
| A numbering plan that allows all stations conforming to the 10-digitdialing pattern of the PSN to be accessed. The pattern is of the form NPA-NXX-XXXX where NPA equals Numbering Plan Area (Area Code); N = 2-9; P = 0-9; A = 0-9; and X = 0-9. |
| NPANXX |
| NPA is the Numbering Plan Area, also known as the area code, and NXX is the first 3 digits in a seven-digit local telephone number that identifies the central office that serves the phone number. When specified alone, originating NPANXX is implied. |
| Number portability |
| Number portability is the ability of a user of telecommunications services to retain, at the same location or at other locations within the same rate center, existing telecommunications numbers without impairment of quality, reliability, or convenience when switching from one telecommunications carrier to another. |
| Operator assistance |
| Calls completed or billed with the live or mechanical assistance by the telephone company’s operator center. |
| Optical Carrier (OC) |
| Optical Carrier transmission rates are a standardized set of specifications of transmission bandwidth for digital signals that can be carried on Synchronous Optical Networking (SONET) fiber optic networks. Transmission rates are defined by rate of the bitstream of the digital signal. |
| Originating NPANXX group |
| The area that includes the group of NPANXXs where a service originates. See Section J.1.1 for the list of valid originating NPANXXs. |
| Outside normal business day (ONBD) additional price |
| The valid increments of usage-sensitive calls during Outside Normal Business Day (ONBD is defined in Section B.1.3) are 1 minute for CSS. |
| Outside normal business day (ONBD) initial price |
| The valid increments of usage-sensitive calls during Outside Normal Business Day (ONBD is defined in Section B.1.3) are 1 minute for CSS. |
| PCO |
| GSA’s Procuring Contracting Officer |
| Point of presence (POP) |
| An Inter-exchange Carrier’s point of interface with a Local Exchange Carrier. |
Pre-subscribed inter-exchange carrier (PIC) change The capability for a telephone user to change to another inter-exchange carrier that is to be used with 1+ dialing.
| Primary directory listing |
| A primary directory listing is listed in the telephone directory published by the dominant exchange service provider in the customer’s exchange area of the station number that is designated as the customer’s main billing |
Solicitation No. GS-10F-12-LP-R-0002 SECTION J Dial-tone Infrastructure Procurement System (DIPS) number. It contains the name of the customer, or the name under which a business is regularly conducted, as well as the address and telephone number of the customer.
| Primary rate interface |
| The transmission rate supported by the ISDN primary rate interface, defined on CCITT I.412 as 1536 kb/s and composed of 23 B (64 kb/s) and 1 D (64 kb/s) channels. |
| Private branch exchange (PBX) |
| Simply, a communications switching system serving an organization and normally located on the organization’s premises. Specifically, communications switching equipment conforming to the EIA Standards RS-464 and RS-464-1, published in December 1977 and August 1982, and meeting FCC registration requirements for interconnection to the Public Switched Network. |
| Provisioning |
| The act of supplying telecommunications service to a user, including all associated transmission, switching, equipment, software, wiring, implementation services, and support systems. |
| PS/ALI |
| Private switch/automatic location identification (PS/ALI) database |
| Public switched network (PSN) |
| Any common carrier network that provides circuit switching among public users. Note: The term is usually applied to the Public Switched Telephone Network, but it could be applied more generally to other switched networks, e.g., public data networks and public packet-switched data networks. |
| Service delivery point (SDP) |
| The point at which a service is delivered by the contractor to the user. It is defined in terms of location, contractor facilities, interface, and user facilities. The SDP is the interface point for the physical or logical delivery of a service, is 1 of the points at which performance parameters are measured to determine compliance with the contract, and the point used by the contractor to identify the charges for services rendered. Each SDP is defined as the combined physical, electrical, and service interface between the serviced network and Government premises equipment, off- premises switching and transmission equipment (including but not limited to, those provided by Centrex and telephone central offices), and other facilities, as well as the POP of the MAA contractor’s transport network service provider in the future. SDPs may be located on or off Government premises. |
| Section 508 |
| Section 508 refers to a statutory section in the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (found at 29 U. S. C. 794d). Congress significantly strengthened section 508 in the Workforce Investment Act of 1998. Its primary purpose is to provide access to and use of Federal executive agencies’ electronic and information technology (EIT) by individuals with disabilities. The statutory language of section 508 can be found at www.section508.gov. |
Section 508 requirements are separate from, but complementary to, requirements in sections 501 and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act that require, among other things, that agencies provide reasonable accommodations for employees with disabilities, provide program access to members of the public with disabilities, and take other actions
Solicitation No. GS-10F-12-LP-R-0002 SECTION J Dial-tone Infrastructure Procurement System (DIPS) necessary to prevent discrimination on the basis of disability in their programs.
Contractors interested in selling EIT to the Federal Government are responsible for designing and manufacturing products and services that meet the applicable Access Board’s technical provisions. The standards are codified at 36 CFR 1194 and may be accessed through the Access Board’s web site at http://www.access–board.gov.
| Service initiation charge (SIC) |
| Those fees established by the contractor that enable new subscribers to access the service or existing subscribers to add a new feature. These are by definition one-time fees for physical and logical connection establishment within the network. |
| Service profile identification and directory (SPID) |
| Is a service profile identification used for ISDN BRI which allows automatic assignment of terminal identification attached to BRI. |
| Service-based approach | |
| In a service-based approach, the Government delegates responsibility for transmission, switching, or support service functions to a telecommunications service provider. | In a facilities-based approach, the Government retains ownership of some of the required network assets or ―facilities.’ |
| Six-Way conference calling |
| See conference calling. |
| Specification |
| A document intended primarily for use in a procurement that clearly and accurately describes the essential technical requirements for items, materials, or services, including the procedure by which it will be determined that the requirements have been met. |
| Speed calling |
| A feature that allows a station user to reach any of a pre-selected group of phone number by dialing one or more digits. |
| Station |
| A data terminal or voice terminal used to access a network. |
| Station-to-station dialing |
| A feature that allows a station user to directly dial other stations within the same system without the assistance of the attendant. The number of digits required depends on the numbering plan engineered for the customer. |
| Stop date |
| Date on which a quoted price is no longer effective. |
| T1 |
| Digital services that provide transmission at a data rate of 1.544 Mb/s. |
| T3 |
| Digital services that provide transmission at an aggregate data rate of 44.736 Mb/s. |
| Teleconferencing |
| A conference between persons remote from 1 another but linked by a telecommunications system. Note: A teleconference is supported by audio and/or video communication equipment that enables the live exchange of information among remotely located persons and machines. |
| Terminating NPANXX group | |
| The area that includes the group of N PANXXs where a service terminates. | See Section J.1 .2 for the list of valid terminating |
NPANXXs.
| Third Party Call |
| Any call charged to a number other than that of the origination or destination party. |
| Three-way conference calling |
| See conference calling. |
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| Traffic |
| (a) The information moved over a communications channel. (b) A quantitative measurement of the total messages and their length, expressed in calls, erlangs, 1 hundred call seconds (CCSs), or other units, during a specified period of time. |
| Unified Messaging (or UM) |
| The integration of different electronic messaging and communications media (e-mail, SMS, Fax, voicemail, video messaging, etc.) technologies into a single interface, accessible from a variety of different devices. |
| Unit price |
| A unit price is constructed from the price elements associated with a CLIN. For example, a CSS line incurs the following costs: one-time service initiation charge, monthly recurring line charge, EUCL charge. |
| Voice mail |
| A voice messaging system. |
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Attachment J. 2
HISTORIC BUILDINGS
1. Historic Buildings Reference Documents:
Details concerning GSA’s Historic Preservation policy, programs, initiatives, and national strategy can be found at the website listed below:
http://www.gsa.gov/portal/content/104441
Search GSA’s data base of historic buildings at http://www.gsa.gov/portal/ext/html/site/hb/category/25431/hostUri/portal
2. National Register of Listed or Eligible Historical Properties:
GSA Region 10 Historic Buildings:
OREGON:
Gus Solomon Courthouse
620 SW Main Street
Portland, OR
Federal Building
511 NW Broadway
Portland, OR
Pioneer Courthouse
520 SW Morrison
Portland, OR
James A. Redden US Courthouse
310 W. Sixth St.
Medford, OR
Custom House
220 NW Eighth Avenue
Portland, OR
IDAHO:
Coeur d’Alene Federal Building
205 North 4th Street
Coeur d’Alene, ID
Border Station
US Border Station
Porthill, ID
WASHINGTON:
Port Angeles Federal Building
138 West First Street
Port Angeles, WA
William Kenzo Nakamura United States Courthouse
1010 Fifth Avenue
Seattle, WA
Old Federal Office Building
909 First Avenue
Seattle, WA
Federal Building (Justice-INS)
815 Airport Way
Seattle, WA
Federal Building/USPO
W 904 Riverside
Spokane, WA
William O. Douglas Federal Building
25 South Third Street
Yakima, WA
Station & Quarters
US Border Station
Curlew, WA
Station
US Border Station
Laurier, WA
Border Station Residence #1
US Border Station
Laurier, WA
Border Station Residence #2
US Border Station
Laurier, WA
Station
US Border Station
Metaline Falls, WA
Border Station Residence #1
US Border Station
Metaline Falls, WA
Border Station Residence #2
US Border Station
Metaline Falls, WA
Federal Center South Building No. 1206
4735 East Marginal Way
Seattle, WA
Attachment J.3 List of NPA NXXx The following is a list of current NPA NXXs applicable to this contract. NPA NXXs not listed below but are within the States of Idaho, Oregon, and Washington are also considered to be within the scope of this contract.
| NPA |
| NNX |
| NPA |
| NNX |
| NPA |
| NNX |
| NPA |
| NNX |
| 206 |
| 001 |
| 206 |
| 109 |
| 206 |
| 254 |
| 206 |
| 331 |
| 206 |
| 002 |
| 206 |
| 111 |
| 206 |
| 261 |
| 206 |
| 332 |
| 206 |
| 003 |
| 206 |
| 113 |
| 206 |
| 262 |
| 206 |
| 340 |
| 206 |
| 008 |
| 206 |
| 123 |
| 206 |
| 264 |
| 206 |
| 341 |
| 206 |
| 011 |
| 206 |
| 133 |
| 206 |
| 269 |
| 206 |
| 343 |
| 206 |
| 013 |
| 206 |
| 151 |
| 206 |
| 270 |
| 206 |
| 344 |
| 206 |
| 015 |
| 206 |
| 181 |
| 206 |
| 271 |
| 206 |
| 352 |
| 206 |
| 021 |
| 206 |
| 200 |
| 206 |
| 276 |
| 206 |
| 353 |
| 206 |
| 022 |
| 206 |
| 205 |
| 206 |
| 277 |
| 206 |
| 362 |
| 206 |
| 023 |
| 206 |
| 206 |
| 206 |
| 281 |
| 206 |
| 363 |
| 206 |
| 030 |
| 206 |
| 214 |
| 206 |
| 282 |
| 206 |
| 364 |
| 206 |
| 031 |
| 206 |
| 216 |
| 206 |
| 283 |
| 206 |
| 366 |
| 206 |
| 032 |
| 206 |
| 217 |
| 206 |
| 284 |
| 206 |
| 367 |
| 206 |
| 033 |
| 206 |
| 220 |
| 206 |
| 285 |
| 206 |
| 369 |
| 206 |
| 035 |
| 206 |
| 220 |
| 206 |
| 287 |
| 206 |
| 370 |
| 206 |
| 036 |
| 206 |
| 220 |
| 206 |
| 292 |
| 206 |
| 373 |
| 206 |
| 037 |
| 206 |
| 220 |
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| 509 |
| 884 |
| 503 |
| 640 |
| 503 |
| 963 |
| 509 |
| 354 |
| 509 |
| 545 |
| 509 |
| 886 |
| 503 |
| 641 |
| 503 |
| 972 |
| 509 |
| 363 |
| 509 |
| 547 |
| 509 |
| 888 |
| 503 |
| 643 |
| 503 |
| 999 |
| 509 |
| 368 |
| 509 |
| 553 |
| 509 |
| 891 |
| 503 |
| 667 |
| 509 |
| 001 |
| 509 |
| 446 |
| 509 |
| 667 |
| 509 |
| 997 |
| 503 |
| 669 |
| 509 |
| 007 |
| 509 |
| 452 |
| 509 |
| 676 |
| 509 |
| 999 |
| 503 |
| 674 |
| 509 |
| 008 |
| 509 |
| 453 |
| 509 |
| 684 |
| 503 |
| 681 |
| 509 |
| 016 |
| 509 |
| 454 |
| 509 |
| 685 |
| 503 |
| 682 |
| 509 |
| 100 |
| 509 |
| 455 |
| 509 |
| 692 |
| 503 |
| 693 |
| 509 |
| 106 |
| 509 |
| 456 |
| 509 |
| 722 |
| 503 |
| 695 |
| 509 |
| 107 |
| 509 |
| 457 |
| 509 |
| 732 |
| 503 |
| 698 |
| 509 |
| 108 |
| 509 |
| 458 |
| 509 |
| 734 |
| 503 |
| 702 |
| 509 |
| 109 |
| 509 |
| 463 |
| 509 |
| 735 |
| 503 |
| 706 |
| 509 |
| 111 |
| 509 |
| 465 |
| 509 |
| 736 |
| 503 |
| 721 |
| 509 |
| 225 |
| 509 |
| 466 |
| 509 |
| 737 |
| 503 |
| 731 |
| 509 |
| 228 |
| 509 |
| 469 |
| 509 |
| 747 |
| 503 |
| 735 |
| 509 |
| 235 |
| 509 |
| 476 |
| 509 |
| 754 |
Attachment J. 4
SERVICE LOCATIONS
| System ID |
| Address |
| City |
| State |
| ZIP |
| 013 |
| 9901 PACIFIC HWY |
| BLAINE |
| WA |
| 982309242 |
| 015 |
| 7411 BEACH DR E |
| PORT ORCHARD |
| WA |
| 983668204 |
| 016 |
| 1111 3RD AVE |
| SEATTLE |
| WA |
| 981013292 |
| 016 |
| 719 2ND AVENUE, STE 601 |
| SEATLLE |
| WA |
| 98104 |
| 019 |
| 1216 SKYVIEW DRIVE |
| ABERDEEN |
| WA |
| 98520 |
| 020 |
| 150 SW HARRISON STREET |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97218 |
| 020 |
| 333 SW 1ST AVE |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972043440 |
| 020 |
| 620 S.W. MAIN, 4TH FLOOR |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97204 |
| 020 |
| 8010 NW SAINT HELENS RD |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972103699 |
| 021 |
| 10095 W. EMERALD |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83724 |
| 021 |
| 1150 N CURTIS RD |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 837061234 |
| 021 |
| 1249 VINNELL WAY STE 101 (2ND FLOOR) |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83709 |
| 021 |
| 1387 S VINNELL WAY |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 837091657 |
| 021 |
| 9134 W BLACK EAGLE DR |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 837091572 |
| 021 |
| 9158 W BLACK EAGLE DR |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 837091572 |
| 021 |
| 9173 W BARNES DR |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 837091573 |
| 021 |
| 9174 W BLACK EAGLE DR |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 837091572 |
| 023 |
| 550 FORT STREET |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83724 |
| 023 |
| WA GROUP PLAZA IV, 800 PARK BLVD |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83702 |
| 025 |
| 611 WEST QUINN RD |
| POCATELLO |
| ID |
| 83202 |
| 025 |
| 801 E SHERMAN ST |
| POCATELLO |
| ID |
| 832015730 |
| 026 |
| 6450 N. MINERAL DR. |
| COEUR D'ALENE |
| ID |
| 83815 |
| 02B |
| 1000 TERMINAL LOOP PKWY |
| MEDFORD |
| OR |
| 97504 |
| 02B |
| 1225 CRATER LAKE AVE |
| MEDFORD |
| OR |
| 975046501 |
| 02B |
| 1251 E MCANDREWS RD STE 120 |
| MEDFORD |
| OR |
| 97504 |
| 02B |
| 1301 NE 6TH ST |
| GRANTS PASS |
| OR |
| 97526 |
| 02B |
| 15 NEWTOWN |
| MEDFORD |
| OR |
| 97501 |
| 02B |
| 240 MISTLETOE |
| MEDFORD |
| OR |
| 97501 |
| 02B |
| 2811 BULLOCK RD |
| MEDFORD |
| OR |
| 97504 |
| 02B |
| 3070 ROSS LANE |
| CENTRAL POINT |
| OR |
| 97502 |
| 02B |
| 310 W 6TH STREET |
| MEDFORD |
| OR |
| 975012766 |
| 02B |
| 31600 HIGHWAY 62 |
| TRAIL |
| OR |
| 97541 |
| 02B |
| 3501 EXCEL DRIVE SUITE 101 |
| MEDFORD |
| OR |
| 97504 |
| 02B |
| 3715 INTERNATIONAL WAY |
| MEDFORD |
| OR |
| 975049720 |
| 02B |
| 4002 CIRRUS DRIVE |
| MEDFORD |
| OR |
| 97504 |
| 02B |
| 4003 CIRRUS DRIVE |
| MEDFORD |
| OR |
| 97504 |
| 02B |
| 4890 RUNWAY DRIVE |
| MEDFORD |
| OR |
| 97502 |
| 02B |
| 573 PARSONS DRIVE |
| MEDFORD |
| OR |
| 97501 |
| 02B |
| 744 CARDLEY, SUITE 200 |
| MEDFORD |
| OR |
| 97501 |
| 02D |
| 10095 W. EMERALD |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83704 |
| 02D |
| 1150 N. CURTIS RD. |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83702 |
| 02D |
| 1185 SOUTH VINNELL WAY |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83709 |
| 02D |
| 1249 S VINNELL WAY |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 837091684 |
| 02D |
| 1387 VINNELL WAY, SUITE 368 |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83709 |
| 02D |
| 1435 N ORCHARD |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83706 |
| 02D |
| 2032 E. OVERLAND RD. SUITE 110 |
| MERIDIAN |
| ID |
| 83642 |
| 02D |
| 2203-B CASSIA ST |
| NAMPA |
| ID |
| 83651 |
| 02D |
| 2224 OLD PENITENTIARY RD |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83712 |
| 02D |
| 2270 OLD PENITENTIARY RD |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83712 |
| 02D |
| 230 COLLINS RD |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83702 |
| 02D |
| 251 E FRONT ST., 2ND FLOOR |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83701 |
| 02D |
| 2873 WEST APOLLO ST |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83705 |
| 02D |
| 300 E. MALLARD, SUITE 160 |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83701 |
| 02D |
| 300 GARRISON |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83702 |
| 02D |
| 300 MALLARD, SUITE 300 |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83706 |
| 02D |
| 3200 NORTH LAKEHARBOR LANE, SUITE 161 |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83703 |
| 02D |
| 3201 AIRPORT WAY |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83705 |
| 02D |
| 3201 RIDGE CREST DRIVE |
| NAMPA |
| ID |
| 82678 |
| 02D |
| 350 N 9TH STE 500 |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83724 |
| 02D |
| 380 E PARK CENTER, SUITE 330 |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83702 |
| 02D |
| 3833 S. DEVELOPMENT AVE., BLDG 3807 |
| BISE |
| ID |
| 83705 |
| 02D |
| 3948 DEVELOPEMENT AVE. |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83706 |
| 02D |
| 3975 RICKENBACKER STREET |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83705 |
| 02D |
| 4655 S. ENTERPRISE ST. |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83705 |
| 02D |
| 4659 ENTERPRISE ST. |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83706 |
| 02D |
| 550 W FORT ST |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83724 |
| 02D |
| 607 N 8TH., SUITE 400 |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83702 |
| 02D |
| 700 WEST STATE HOUSE RM 113 |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83720 |
| 02D |
| 702 W. IDAHO ST., SUITE 310 |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83702 |
| 02D |
| 715 W DIAMOND STREET |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83705 |
| 02D |
| 720 PARK BLVD. |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83712 |
| 02D |
| 800 PARK BLVD PLAZA |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83712 |
| 02D |
| 802 WEST BANNOCK STREET |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83702 |
| 02D |
| 8269 W FRANKLIN BLVD |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83709 |
| 02D |
| 9514 FAIRVIEW AVE |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83704 |
| 02D |
| 960 BROADWAY, SUITE 400 |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83724 |
| 02D |
| LKPOINT CENTRE I, 300 MALLARD DR,#150 |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83702 |
| 02G |
| 1193 ROYVONNE AVE SE STE 16 |
| SALEM |
| OR |
| 973026502 |
| 02G |
| 1807 14TH ST. STE 1809 |
| ALBANY |
| OR |
| 97322 |
| 02G |
| 2110 MISSION ST. SE, ROOM 210 |
| SALEM |
| OR |
| 97301 |
| 02G |
| 2601 25TH ST SE SUITE 200 |
| SALEM |
| OR |
| 97302 |
| 02G |
| 2990 25TH STREET SE |
| SALEM |
| OR |
| 97302 |
| 02G |
| 2994 25TH ST SE |
| SALEM |
| OR |
| 973021124 |
| 02G |
| 3030 25TH ST SE |
| SALEM |
| OR |
| 973021125 |
| 02G |
| 3062 LANCASTER DR NE |
| SALEM |
| OR |
| 97305 |
| 02G |
| 3064 LANCASTER DR NE |
| SALEM |
| OR |
| 97305 |
| 02G |
| 318 CHURCH ST NE |
| SALEM |
| OR |
| 973013723 |
| 02G |
| 325 13TH ST NE, STE 504 |
| SALEM |
| OR |
| 97301 |
| 02G |
| 3413 DEL WEBB AVE NE |
| SALEM |
| OR |
| 973034160 |
| 02G |
| 3700 CHEMAWA RD NE |
| SALEM |
| OR |
| 973051199 |
| 02G |
| 3750 CHEMAWA RD NE |
| SALEM |
| OR |
| 973051198 |
| 02G |
| 445 UNION ST., SUITE 204 |
| SALEM |
| OR |
| 97301 |
| 02G |
| 4555 LIBERTY RD S |
| SALEM |
| OR |
| 97302 |
| 02G |
| 530 CENTER ST NE |
| SALEM |
| OR |
| 973013772 |
| 02G |
| 650 HAWTHORNE AVE SE SUITE 130 |
| SALEM |
| OR |
| 97301 |
| 02G |
| 820 NW 9TH STREET, SUITE 105 |
| CORVALLIS |
| OR |
| 97330 |
| 02G |
| 875 UNION ST NE |
| SALEM |
| OR |
| 973110800 |
| 02H |
| 1 OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY |
| CORVALLIS |
| OR |
| 97330 |
| 02H |
| 1255 PEARL ST |
| EUGENE |
| OR |
| 974013570 |
| 02H |
| 1400 EXECUTIVE PARKWAY, STE 330 |
| EUGENE |
| OR |
| 97405 |
| 02H |
| 1401 WILLAMETTE ST |
| EUGENE |
| OR |
| 974014099 |
| 02H |
| 1600 EXECUTIVE PKWY STE 400 |
| EUGENE |
| OR |
| 974012156 |
| 02H |
| 211 E 7TH AVE |
| EUGENE |
| OR |
| 974012773 |
| 02H |
| 2504 OAKMONT WAY |
| EUGENE |
| OR |
| 974015441 |
| 02H |
| 28833 DOUGLAS DR |
| EUGENE |
| OR |
| 974029513 |
| 02H |
| 29492 AIRPORT RD UNITS 7 & 8 |
| EUGENE |
| OR |
| 97402 |
| 02H |
| 3000 GATEWAY ST |
| SPRINGFIELD |
| OR |
| 97477 |
| 02H |
| 3106 PIERCE PARKWAY |
| SPRINGFIELD |
| OR |
| 97477 |
| 02H |
| 33447 PEORIA ROAD |
| CORVALLIS |
| OR |
| 97330 |
| 02H |
| 405 E 8TH AVE |
| EUGENE |
| OR |
| 97401 |
| 02H |
| 540 OAK ST |
| EUGENE |
| OR |
| 974012674 |
| 02H |
| 65-J DIVISION AVE., STE A |
| EUGENE |
| OR |
| 97401 |
| 02H |
| 780 BAILY HILL ROAD |
| EUGENE |
| OR |
| 97402 |
| 02H |
| 859 WILLAMETTE ST., SUITE 200 |
| EUGENE |
| OR |
| 97401 |
| 02H |
| SANTA CLARA SQ 65J DIVISION AVE STE D |
| EUGENE |
| OR |
| 97404 |
| 02I |
| 100 SW MAIN, ROOM 505G |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97204 |
| 02I |
| 1000 SW 3RD AVE |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972042902 |
| 02I |
| 1001 SW 5TH |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97204 |
| 02I |
| 101 SW MAIN ST |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972043205 |
| 02I |
| 1100 NW NAITO PKWY |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97230 |
| 02I |
| 121 SW SALMON ST |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972042904 |
| 02I |
| 1317 NE BROADWAY |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97232 |
| 02I |
| 1414 NW NORTHRUP, SUITE 800 |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972092798 |
| 02I |
| 1538 SW YAMHILL ST |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972051896 |
| 02I |
| 2029 LLOYD CTR |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972321314 |
| 02I |
| 220 NW 8TH AVE |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972093589 |
| 02I |
| 221 NE SCHUYLER ST |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972123951 |
| 02I |
| 2701 NW VAUGHN ST |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972105311 |
| 02I |
| 333 SW 1ST AVE |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972043420 |
| 02I |
| 4000 SE 82ND AVE |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97216 |
| 02I |
| 511 NW BROADWAY |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972093404 |
| 02I |
| 5241 NE 122ND AVE |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972301089 |
| 02I |
| 555 SW YAMHILL ST |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972041303 |
| 02I |
| 601 SW 2ND AVE |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972043153 |
| 02I |
| 6130 NE 78TH CT |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97218 |
| 02I |
| 6135 NE 80TH AVE STE A5 |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972184033 |
| 02I |
| 620 SW MAIN-GUS SOLOMON BLDG |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97205 |
| 02I |
| 620 SW MAIN-GUS SOLOMON BLDG |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97205 |
| 02I |
| 6735 BASIN AVE, BLDG 140 |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97217 |
| 02I |
| 700 SW 6TH AVE PIONEER CTHS |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97204 |
| 02I |
| 7000 NE AIRPORT WAY |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972181009 |
| 02I |
| 7028 NE 79TH CT BLDG 2 |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97218 |
| 02I |
| 7545 NE AMBASSADOR PL |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97220 |
| 02I |
| 7820 NE HOLMAN SUITE B-10 |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97218 |
| 02I |
| 805 SW BROADWAY 5TH FLOOR |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97204 |
| 02I |
| 8337 NE ALDERWOOD RD |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972206801 |
| 02I |
| 8338 NW ALDERWOOD RD. |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97220 |
| 02I |
| 911 NE 11TH AVE, ROOM 228 |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97232 |
| 02N |
| 1158 IDAHO ST. |
| LEWISTON |
| ID |
| 83501 |
| 02N |
| 1617 19TH AVENUE |
| LEWISTON |
| ID |
| 83501 |
| 02N |
| 2331 THAIN GRADE BLDG H SUITE 104 |
| LEWISTON |
| ID |
| 83501 |
| 02N |
| 313 D STREET, SUITE 105 |
| LEWISTON |
| ID |
| 83501 |
| 02N |
| 99 AGENCY RD., PHINNEY BLDG. |
| LAPWA |
| ID |
| 83540 |
| 02S |
| 1559 N MAIN STREET |
| KIMBERLY |
| ID |
| 83341 |
| 02S |
| 1920 E. 17TH STREE |
| IDAHO FALLS |
| ID |
| 83404 |
| 02S |
| 2032 E. OVERLAND ROAD, SUITE 110 |
| MERIDIAN |
| ID |
| 83642 |
| 02S |
| 2203-B CASSIA ST |
| NAMPA |
| ID |
| 83651 |
| 02S |
| 2281 W. HEYREND WAY |
| IDAHO FALLS |
| ID |
| 83402 |
| 02S |
| 3059-D NATIONAL FISH HATCHERY RD. |
| HAGERMAN |
| ID |
| 83332 |
| 02S |
| 4087 WEST HARVARD ST. |
| BOISE |
| ID |
| 83705 |
| 02S |
| 415 YELLOWSTONE STE 2005B |
| POCATELLO |
| ID |
| 83201 |
| 02S |
| 742 CHENEY DR., SUITE 400 |
| TWIN FALLS |
| ID |
| 83301 |
| 02S |
| 801 W. SALMON ST |
| POCATELLO |
| ID |
| 83201 |
| 02S |
| 942 CHENEY DR. |
| TWIN FALLS |
| ID |
| 83301 |
| 02V |
| 100 HWY 95 NORTH |
| EASTPORT |
| ID |
| 83826 |
| 02V |
| 1500 HIGHWAY 2 |
| SANDPOINT |
| ID |
| 83864 |
| 02V |
| 205 N 4TH STREET |
| COEUR D'ALENE |
| ID |
| 83814 |
| 02V |
| 220 E. 5TH STREET |
| MOSCOW |
| ID |
| 83843 |
| 02V |
| 33964 N. MAIN AVE. |
| BAY VIEW |
| ID |
| 838039750 |
| 02V |
| 348 FEDERAL BLDG. - 220 E. 5TH |
| MOSCOW |
| ID |
| 83843 |
| 02V |
| 3999 E. BLACK CANYON HWY |
| EMMETT |
| ID |
| 83617 |
| 02V |
| 6450 MINERAL DR. |
| COEUR D'ALENE |
| ID |
| 83815 |
| 030 |
| 1201 LLOYD BLVD |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97232 |
| 030 |
| 2600 SE 98TH AVE |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972661325 |
| 030 |
| 500 NE MULTNOMAH |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97232 |
| 030 |
| 7000 NE AIRPORT WAY |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972181009 |
| 030 |
| 729 NE OREGON ST |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972322174 |
| 030 |
| 805 SW BROADWAY ROOM 629 |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97204 |
| 030 |
| 905 NE 11TH, 4TH FLOOR |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97232 |
| 030 |
| 911 NE 11TH, SIXTH FLOOR |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97232 |
| 035 |
| 2164 NE SPALDING |
| GRANTS PASS |
| OR |
| 97526 |
| 035 |
| 3040 BIDDLE ROAD |
| MEDFORD |
| OR |
| 97504 |
| 038 |
| 1125 NW COUCH ST BLDG BB4 |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97209 |
| 039 |
| 1000 SW 3RD AVE |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972042930 |
| 039 |
| 101 SW MAIN ST.,17TH FLR |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97204 |
| 039 |
| 1220 SW 3RD AVE |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972042802 |
| 039 |
| 202 NW GRAHAM RD |
| TROUTDALE |
| OR |
| 97060 |
| 039 |
| 400 SW 6TH AVE |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972041601 |
| 039 |
| 511 NW BROADWAY |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972093404 |
| 039 |
| 511 NW BROADWAY |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972093404 |
| 039 |
| 601 SW 2ND |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97204 |
| 039 |
| 620 SW MAIN ST |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972053022 |
| 039 |
| 8337 NE ALDERWOOD RD |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 972206801 |
| 03A |
| 805 SW BROADWAY, 9TH FLOOR |
| PORTLAND |
| OR |
| 97204 |
| 03V |
| 1019 SW 1ST AVE. CANBY SQ. |
| CANBY |
| OR |
| 97013 |
| 03V |
| 108 NE BEND RIVER MALL AVE |
| BEND |
| OR |
| 97701 |
| 03V |
| 110 SW 20TH ST, SUITE 4 |
| PENDLETON |
| OR |
| 97801 |
| 03V |
| 11627 ISLAND AVE STE 1 |
| ISLAND CITY |
| OR |
| 97850 |
| 03V |
| 11865 SW CARMEN ST |
| TIGARD |
| OR |
| 97223 |
| 03V |
| 1233 VETERANS ST. |
| WARM SPRINGS |
| OR |
| 97761 |
| 03V |
| 1450 QUEEN AVE. SW |
| ALBANY |
| OR |
| 97321 |
| 03V |
| 1550 DEWEY ST. |
| BAKER CITY |
| OR |
| 97814 |
| 03V |
| 1611 VIRGINIA AVE, STE. 125B |
| NORTH BEND |
| OR |
| 97459 |
| 03V |
| 1807 14TH AVENUE SE |
| ALBANY |
| OR |
| 97321 |
| 03V |
| 19035 S. BEAVERCREEK RD |
| ORGEON CITY |
| OR |
| 97045 |
| 03V |
| 1991 NE CORNELL ROAD |
| HILLSBORO |
| OR |
| 97123 |
| 03V |
| 2002 SE MARINE SCIENCE DRIVE |
| NEWPORT |
| OR |
| 97365 |
| 03V |
| 243 EAST LANE NORTH, STE 3 |
| ONTARIO |
| OR |
| 97914 |
| 03V |
| 250 NE GARDEN VALLEY BLVD |
| ROSEBURG |
| OR |
| 97470 |
| 03V |
| 250 NW FRANKLIN |
| BEND |
| OR |
| 97701 |
| 03V |
| 2522 JESSE BUTLER CIRCLE |
| REDMOND CIRCLE |
| OR |
| 97756 |
| 03V |
| 2660 SW CEDAR HILLD BLVD, SUITE D |
| BEAVERTON |
| OR |
| 970051356 |
| 03V |
| 3000 AIRPORT WAY |
| KLAMATH FALLS |
| OR |
| 97603 |
| 03V |
| 3137 SW 257TH AVENUE |
| TROUTDALE |
| OR |
| 97060 |
| 03V |
| 3160 S 6TH ST |
| KLAMATH FALLS |
| OR |
| 97603 |
| 03V |
| 46807 B. STREET |
| PENDLETON |
| OR |
| 97801 |
| 03V |
| 51673 COLUMBIA RIVER HWY, STE 140 |
| SCAPPOOSE |
| OR |
| 97056 |
| 03V |
| 80377 TABOR RD. |
| HERMISTON |
| OR |
| 97838 |
| 03V |
| 811 N COAST HWY STE B1 |
| NEWPORT |
| OR |
| 97365 |
| 03V |
| 818 COMMERCIAL ST, STE 2 |
| ASTORIA |
| OR |
| 97103 |
| 03V |
| 905 W 6TH STREET RM E |
| THE DALLES |
| OR |
| 97058 |
| 03V |
| 913 NW GARDEN VALLEY BLVD. |
| ROSEBURG |
| OR |
| 97471 |
| 043 |
| 400 2ND AVE W |
| SEATTLE |
| WA |
| 981194013 |
| 045 |
| 1901 C STREET SW |
| AUBURN |
| WA |
| 98001 |
| 045 |
| 2701 C ST. WAREHOUSE 1 |
| AUBURN |
| WA |
| 98001 |
| 045 |
| 33400 9TH AVE. S |
| FEDERAL WAY |
| WA |
| 98003 |
| 045 |
| 400 15TH ST SW |
| AUBURN |
| WA |
| 980016599 |
| 048 |
| 7122 WEST OKANIGAN AVE, #B |
| KENNEWICK |
| WA |
| 99336 |
| 048 |
| 920/904 W RIVERSIDE AVE |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 992010113 |
| 049 |
| 909 1ST AVE |
| SEATTLE |
| WA |
| 981041055 |
| 049 |
| 915 2ND AVENUE |
| SEATTLE |
| WA |
| 98174 |
| 04D |
| 100 BROWN FARM RD NE |
| LACEY |
| WA |
| 98516 |
| 04D |
| 111 TUMWATER BLVD SW |
| TUMWATER |
| WA |
| 98501 |
| 04D |
| 1357 NW LOUISIANA AVE |
| CHEHALIS |
| WA |
| 98532 |
| 04D |
| 1360 GALAXY DR NE BLDG C STE A |
| LACEY |
| WA |
| 98516 |
| 04D |
| 1550 IRVING STREET, SUITE 100 |
| TUMWATER |
| WA |
| 985126368 |
| 04D |
| 1815 BLACK LAKE BLVD. |
| OLYMPIA |
| WA |
| 98512 |
| 04D |
| 2424 HERITAGE CT. SW |
| OLYMPIA |
| WA |
| 98503 |
| 04D |
| 2604 12TH CT SW |
| OLYMPIA |
| WA |
| 985026066 |
| 04D |
| 300 DESMOND DR SE |
| LACEY |
| WA |
| 985031274 |
| 04D |
| 3859 MARTIN WAY E, SUITE 101 |
| OLYMPIA |
| WA |
| 985065268 |
| 04D |
| 3939 CLEVELAND AVE SE |
| TUMWATER |
| WA |
| 985014079 |
| 04D |
| 400 COOPER POINT RD SW |
| OLYMPIA |
| WA |
| 98502 |
| 04D |
| 402 YAUGER WAY SW |
| OLYMPIA |
| WA |
| 985025068 |
| 04D |
| 404 LEGION WAY SE SUITE 302 |
| OLYMPIA |
| WA |
| 98501 |
| 04D |
| 4405 7TH AVE SE |
| LACEY |
| WA |
| 98503 |
| 04D |
| 4450 10TH AVE |
| LACEY |
| WA |
| 98503 |
| 04D |
| 510 DESMOND DR SE |
| LACEY |
| WA |
| 985031291 |
| 04D |
| 6730 MARTIN WAY E |
| OLYMPIA |
| WA |
| 985165540 |
| 04D |
| 711 CAPITAL WAY S |
| OLYMPIA |
| WA |
| 985011293 |
| 04D |
| 720 OLEARY ST NW |
| OLYMPIA |
| WA |
| 985029593 |
| 04D |
| 7500 OLD 99 HWY SW |
| OLYMPIA |
| WA |
| 98501 |
| 04D |
| 801 CAPITAL WAY S |
| OLYMPIA |
| WA |
| 985011226 |
| 04E |
| 124 E 3RD AVE., STE 205 |
| MOSES LAKE |
| WA |
| 98837 |
| 04E |
| 15319 E. INDIANA AVE., STE 5B |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99216 |
| 04E |
| 3601 NORTH 20TH STREET |
| PASCO |
| WA |
| 99301 |
| 04E |
| 6226 OLD SCHOOL RD. |
| WELLPINIT |
| WA |
| 99040 |
| 04E |
| 6739 24TH AVE. NE, BLDG. 2402 |
| MOSES LAKE |
| WA |
| 98837 |
| 04H |
| #35 C STREET NW |
| EPHRATA |
| WA |
| 98823 |
| 04H |
| 10 N POST ST. SUITE 625 |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99201 |
| 04H |
| 100 N. MULLAN RD., ROOM 102 |
| SPOKANE VALLEY |
| WA |
| 99206 |
| 04H |
| 1016 NORTH 4TH AVE |
| PASCO |
| WA |
| 99301 |
| 04H |
| 1025 W. INDIANA AVENUE |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99205 |
| 04H |
| 1025 WEST INDIANA AVE |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99205 |
| 04H |
| 10710 N NEWPORT HWY |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 992181642 |
| 04H |
| 10925 N SR2 NEWPORT HIGHWAY |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99218 |
| 04H |
| 11011 WEST 21ST AVE, STE 2 |
| AIRWAY HEIGHTS |
| WA |
| 99001 |
| 04H |
| 11516 E SPRAGUE AVE |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 992065202 |
| 04H |
| 11707 E. SPRAGUE, SUITE 201 |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 992066125 |
| 04H |
| 1212 N WASHINGTON, STE 107 99201 |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99201 |
| 04H |
| 1313 N ATLANTIC ST STE 4100 |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 992012318 |
| 04H |
| 15319 E INDIANA AVE |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99216 |
| 04H |
| 222 N HAVANA ST |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 992024776 |
| 04H |
| 232 E. LYONS |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99202 |
| 04H |
| 25 S. 3RD STREET |
| YAKIMA |
| WA |
| 98901 |
| 04H |
| 2815 ST. ANDREWS LOOP, SUITE 4D/RM 10 |
| PASCO |
| WA |
| 99301 |
| 04H |
| 315 E MONTGOMERY AVE |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 992072291 |
| 04H |
| 316 W BOONE AVE STE 365 |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 992012354 |
| 04H |
| 33643 HIGHWAY 97 NORTH RM. SC236 |
| OROVILLE |
| WA |
| 98844 |
| 04H |
| 3408 E. MAIN |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99202 |
| 04H |
| 3608 S DAVISON BLVD |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99224 |
| 04H |
| 411 W. CATALDO AVENUE |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99201 |
| 04H |
| 4815 N. ASSEMBLY ST. |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99205 |
| 04H |
| 5064A SEYLER WAY |
| FORD |
| WA |
| 99013 |
| 04H |
| 5083 NEWHOUSE LANE |
| SPRINGDALE |
| WA |
| 99040 |
| 04H |
| 5101 N ASSEMBLY ST |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99201 |
| 04H |
| 528 E SPOKANE FALLS BLVD |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99202 |
| 04H |
| 5512 S. MORRILL ST. |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99223 |
| 04H |
| 5553 MARTHA BOARDMAN RD. |
| WELLPINIT |
| WA |
| 99034 |
| 04H |
| 5629 MARTHA BOARDMAN RD |
| WELLPINIT |
| WA |
| 99040 |
| 04H |
| 5709 W SUNSET HWY, STE 201 |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 992242116 |
| 04H |
| 6002 N. MAYFAIR |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99206 |
| 04H |
| 6105 E RUTTER AVE |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 992121454 |
| 04H |
| 6110 SHERWOOD LOOP RD |
| WELLPINIT |
| WA |
| 99040 |
| 04H |
| 6187 WELLPINIT AGENCY LOOP RD |
| WELLPINIT |
| WA |
| 99040 |
| 04H |
| 6191 WELLPINIT AGENCY LOOP RD |
| WELLPINIT |
| WA |
| 99040 |
| 04H |
| 6195 FORD WELLPINIT RD. |
| WELLPINIT |
| WA |
| 99040 |
| 04H |
| 6199 AGENCY SQUARE RD |
| WELLPINIT |
| WA |
| 99040 |
| 04H |
| 6201 FORD WELLPINIT RD |
| WELLPINIT |
| WA |
| 99040 |
| 04H |
| 6203 FORD WELLPINIT RD |
| WELLPINIT |
| WA |
| 99040 |
| 04H |
| 6206 FORD WELLPINIT RD |
| WELLPINIT |
| WA |
| 99040 |
| 04H |
| 6208 FORD-WELLPINIT ROAD |
| WELLPINIT |
| WA |
| 99040 |
| 04H |
| 6208 WELLPINIT AGENCY LOOP RD |
| WELLPINIT |
| WA |
| 99040 |
| 04H |
| 621 N ARGONNE RD RM 102 |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99212 |
| 04H |
| 6211 WELLPINIT AGENCY LOOP |
| WELLPINIT |
| WA |
| 99040 |
| 04H |
| 6219 WELLPINIT AGENCY LOOP RD |
| WELLPINIT |
| WA |
| 99040 |
| 04H |
| 6228 OLD SCHOOL RD |
| WELLPINIT |
| WA |
| 99040 |
| 04H |
| 6290 WELLPINIT AGENCY LOOP |
| WELLPINIT |
| WA |
| 99040 |
| 04H |
| 6290-B FORD WELLPINIT RD |
| WELLPINIT |
| WA |
| 99040 |
| 04H |
| 6290-C FORD WELLPINIT RD |
| WELLPINIT |
| WA |
| 99040 |
| 04H |
| 6401 SHERWOOD LOOP RD |
| WELLPINIT |
| WA |
| 99040 |
| 04H |
| 6461 SHERWOOD LOOP RD |
| WELLPINIT |
| WA |
| 99040 |
| 04H |
| 6800 LITTLE FALLS RD |
| WELLPINIT |
| WA |
| 99040 |
| 04H |
| 701 W RIVERSIDE AVE |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 992010700 |
| 04H |
| 705 W. 2ND AVENUE |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99201 |
| 04H |
| 714 N. IRONBRIDGE WAY, BLDG III |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 992024926 |
| 04H |
| 765 S MAIN ST |
| COLVILLE |
| WA |
| 99114 |
| 04H |
| 7904 W. PILOT DRIVE |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99219 |
| 04H |
| 801 W RIVERSIDE AVE |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 992010908 |
| 04H |
| 811 E. SPRAGUE AVE STE A |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 992022105 |
| 04H |
| 8510 WEST SR #2 |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99224 |
| 04H |
| 920/904 W RIVERSIDE AVE |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 992010113 |
| 04H |
| SOUTH 8900 STARR ROAD |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99203 |
| 04H |
| W 1124 RIVERSIDE AVE |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99201 |
| 04H |
| WEST 707 MAIN STREET SUITE 500 |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 992010631 |
| 04H |
| WEST 9000 AIRORT DRIVE SPOKANE INTL |
| SPOKANE |
| WA |
| 99219 |
| 04V |
| #5 FORREST LANE |
| CURLEW |
| WA |
| 99118 |
| 04V |
| 101 37TH AVE SE |
| PUYALLUP |
| WA |
| 98374 |
| 04V |
| 1010 5TH AVE LEVEL 1 RMS 113 & 114 |
| SEATTLE |
| WA |
| 98101 |
| 04V |
| 1017 S. BOONE ST. STE 342 |
| ABERDEEN |
| WA |
| 98520 |
| 04V |
| 10500 CRESCENT RD. |
| REARDON |
| WA |
| 99029 |
| 04V |
| 112 DEL GUZZI DR STE 1 |
| PORT ANGELES |
| WA |
| 98362 |
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