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THE BOSTON CONSULTING GROUP
RICHMOND COUNTY DISPARITY STUDY
Prepared by
The Boston Consulting Group
.November 1, 1994
Creilling the Language
. of Our Changing Environment
80 W. Wieuca Rd., SUlite 115, Atlanta, GA 30342
Bus (404) 252-9907 Fax (404) 252-9498
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THE BOSTON CONSULTING GROUP
November 1, 1 994
Richmond County Board of Commissioners
Room 605
City County Municipal Building
Augusta, Georgia, 30911
Dear Commissioners:
Attached is the final report of the Richmond County Disparity Study. I
am pleased that The Boston Consulting Group has been able to complete
this report ahead of schedule. Our ability to do this was facilitated by the
tremendous assistance provided by Mr. Kevin Mack, Director of the Office
of Economic Development, and the staff that he directed in support of the
project. I would like to take this opportunity to express my thanks to him.
Without his support, this 'study could not have been finished in such a
timely manner. I would also like to thank the staff in the Purchasing
Office for their assistance in gathering bid tabulation records and
purchasing reports. Additionally, I thank the many minority and women
vendors who took time out of their busy schedules to be interviewed and
surveyed. Finally, I thank the Commissioners for having confidence in the
Boston Consulting Group tc? conduct this most important study. I trust the
results below will demonstrate that your confidence was well placed.
Sincerely,
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Thomas D. Boston
Creating the Language.
of Our Changing Environment
80 W. Wieuca Rd., Suite 115, Atlanta, GA 30342
Bus (404) 252-9907 Fax (404) 252-9498
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INTRODUCTION & METHODOLOGY
This study examines Richmond County's utilization of minority-
owned and women-owned businesses in its contracting and procurement
operations between January 1, 1992 and June 30, 1994. It is divided into
two major parts. Part 1 is a summary of findings. Part 2 lists all of the
supporting data on which the findings in Part 1 are based. Part 2 includes
all raw data with the exception of the transcripts of the twenty two (22)
anecdotal interviews that were conducted. These interviews must remain
confidential. However, the results are summarized in this report.
This disparity study has followed the methodology mandated by the
U.S. Supreme Court's decision in the case of the City of Richmond vs. J.A.
Croson Company. The conclusions below are based on the following
investigations:
1. The legal analysis and establishment of the Rationale for a
Richmond County Disparity Study.
3. An examination of the factors that influence the start-up
and performance of minority businesses and the state of
minority and women businesses in Augusta Metropolitan area
and Richmond County. Additionally, an examination of the
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characteristics of business owners in the County.
4. A historical examination of black business activity in -
Richmond County.
S. An examination of the utilization of minority firms by
Richmond County between 1992 and 1994.
6. An examination .of the extent to which minority vendors are
included in telephone solicitation for Purchase Orders of less
than $1,500.00.
7. An examination of the availability of minority and women
vendors to Richmond County.
8. An examination of the results of a mail survey to all
minority and women vendors registered with the Department
of Economic Development.
9. An examination of the geographic location of vendors
receiving disbursements from Richmond County.
1 O. An examination of the anecdotal evidence obtained through
interviewing twenty two minority and women vendors. And
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11. An examination of the effectiveness of Race Neutral
policies currently practiced by the Department of Economic
Development .of Richmond County.
MBE programs provide many social and economic benefits to local
communities. Included among these are the following:
· . They provide a broader range of business opportunities to minority-
owned and women-owned firms, allowing them to enter industries
that were here-to-for~ closed to them. As such, minority and
women-owned firms are able to expand into more diversified
industries and away from the traditional personal service and retail
enterprises that have characterized them historically.
· Greater industry diversification of minority and women firms
enhance their financial and employment capacity. As a result, more
jobs and income are generated in minority communities.
· Public sector opport1:Jnities attract more qualified minorities and
women out of the corporate sector and into entrepreneurship and
self-e mployme nt.
· MBE programs have been shown to improved the access to public
sector opportunities hot only for minority firms but also for small
majority owned firms. By eliminating "good-ole-boy" network that
result in making awards to the same firms over and over again,
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these programs have increased the access to public sector
contracting and procurement for all groups. Finally,
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Minority and women-owned firms have. great difficulty gaining equal
access to the private sector opportunities. MBE/FBE Programs
improve this access .by networking minority firms with majority
firms, and by providing avenues for gaining the experience and
financial capacity that are crucial for success in the private sector.
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Findings and Executive Summary
(Charts that correspond to the summaries in this section follow
immediately after the section. They are also repeated in the body of the
report)
This report finds compelling evidence of a large disparity between
the utilization of minority and women vendors and their availability in the
Richmond County market area. Additionally, supporting documentation in
the form of interviews, surveys and data analysis indicate that much of
this disparity is attributable to. the past and present effects of
discrimination. Evidence of this disparity is as follows:
· Black families in Richmond County are nearly four times more likely
to have incomes below the poverty level, than white families. The
black unemployment rate is 169.2% higher than that for whites. The
high school graduation rate is 37.3% lower, and the college
graduation rate is 20.3% lower, for blacks than for whites. Finally,
the black median family income of $21,543 is 38.8% lower than the
white median family income of $35,181, and 42.8% more of white
workers are employed in management and the professions. All of
these factors have a. significant impact on the ability of blacks to
start and grow businesses because they reduce the financial
resources and market size and strength. Research has shown that
education, management experience and income are three of the most
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important factors in starting a business. (see Section II. A Socio-
economic Profile of the County).
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Black-owned businesses are worse off than those owned by other
groups in Richmond County, the State of Georgia, and the United
States as a whole. Of the three, the pattern is particularly
pronounced in Richmond County, where the barriers to the
development of a black entrepreneurial and professional class
continue to be quite substantial. In Richmond County in 1 987, the
year of the latest business census, there were 925 black-owned
firms. Their mean annual revenue is $29,787. In the rest of the
state, the mean revenue of black-owned firms is $55,443 and in the
nation it is $46,593. For comparison, the average annual revenue
across all Georgia firms was $159,859, and across all U.S. firms it
was $145,654. (see -Section Il.d)
The 1 79 Richmond County firms owned by non-black minorities
fared quite a bit better. Their mean annual revenue was
$86,603. In 1987 there were 1,900 women-owned firms in
Richmond County. Their mean annual revenue was $70,280.
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The population percentages in Richmond County are as follows: 55.1 %
white, 42% black, .3% Native Americans, 1.7% Asians, and 2%
Hispanic.
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Historically, many of the skilled trades in Georgia were dominated
by free blacks and slaves working on a contract basis. However,
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restrictive laws wer~ passed that drove blacks out of these trades
and impeded the development of a class of black entrepreneurs in
Georgia following tne Civil War. One such law is the following 1845
Act passed by the Georgia Legislature. It reads (see Section I):
"An act to prohibit colored mechanics and masons, being
slaves. or free persons of color, being mechanics or masons,
from making contracts for the erection of buildings, or for the
repair of buildings, and declaring the white person or persons
directly or indirectly contracting with or employing them, as
well as the master, employer, manager, or agent for said slave,
or guardian for said free person o~ color, authorizing or
permitting the same, guilty of a misdemeanor."
"Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and the House of
Representatives of the State of Georgia in General Assembly
met, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, that
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from and after the first day of February next, each and every
white person who shall hereafter contract or bargain with any
slave mechanic, or mason, or free person of color,' being a
mechanic or mason, sha!1 be liable to be indicted for a
misdemeanor; and on conviction, to be fined, at the discretion
of the court, not exceeding two hundred dollars."
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In 1992, the County, awarded $27,761,339 in contracting and
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procurement. Of this, minority and women vendors received just
$346,146 or 1.25%. In 1993 they received 1.72% and in 1994, they
received 4.33%. (See charts 3.1, 3.2, 3.7, and 3.13 below). Over the
three year period, minority and women vendors received just 2.07%
of all contracting and procurement awards by Richmond County.
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In 1992 and 1993, disbursements to majority firms were five times
more concentrated among a few firms than were disbursements to
minority firms. The measure of skew in awards (see charts 3.5 and
3.11) for majority firms is 28 while it is only 5 for minority firms.
The largest single disbursement to a majority firm in 1992 was
$6,861,066 while to a minority firm it was $231,409.
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For purchase orders under $1,500.00, three telephone quotes are
required. In 1993, 8% of these quotes were solicited from minority
vendors. However, they received only 1 % of the dollar value of all
purchase orders under $1,500.00. (see Charts 4.2 and 4.3). This
information is derived from a random sample of 488 purchase orders
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for 1993.
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During 1992 and 1993, minorities and women received 1.7% and 3.7%
respectively of the contracts awarded with values exceeding
$5,000.00. (see Chart 4.4)
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There are 1,608 vendors that are available and qualified to engage in.
contracting and procurement with the County. Of these, 12%, or 187,
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are minority and women. (see charts 5.3 and 5.2). This list of
available firms is compiled from the following sources: 1) All firms
having received' a contract from the County in 1992. All firms that
bided on contracts) of a value greater than $1,500 in 1992. All
minority and women -firms that are registered with the Office of
Economic Development. Finally, the 347 firms that provided
telephone quotes on the random sample of purchase orders examined
in charts 4.1-4.4.
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Of the minority and women vendors. that are available and qualified
to engage in contracting and procurement, 88% are black, 8% are
majority women, 3% are Asian, and 1 % are Hispanics. Three percent
of these vendors are minority women.
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Richmond County engages in purchasing with vendors (mainly
majority firms) in 40 of. the 50 states. Nineteen percent of it
disbursements are to vendors residing our of state. (chart 7.1). 50%
of its disbursements are to business which reside within Richmond
County and 31 % to businesses residing in the State of Georgia but
outside of Richmond County.
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All 187 minority and - women firms received a mail survey, 23 were
returned for bad addresses. Forty one percent of the remainder
responded. Their responses are summarized in charts 6.1 - 6.8. Their
perceptions are as follows:
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81 % have- never received a contract from Richmond
County. (chart 6.1)
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47% believe that they are not treated as fairly as are
non-minority male vendors. (chart 6.2Y
23% agree or strongly agree that they have encountered
discrimination in pursuing contracts with Richmond
County. (chart 6.3)
48% agree that they have encountered discrimination in
pursuing financing and credit in Richmond County.
36% agree that they have encountered discrimination in
pursuing contracts with majority firms.
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The anecdotal interviews document evidence of discrimination in
numerous ways. These interviews tell the stories of 22 minority and
women vendors. (see section on anecdotal interviews). Additional
comments are also provided on the surveys. The information
contained in the anecdotal section is only a very small portion of
that in transcriptions and tapes of interviews. That information
must remain confidential unless requested under court order.
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The study identifies 1 6 race neutral policies that could be practiced
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by the County. Of these, the County practices 11. These measures
were evaluated as to how frequently they are practiced, the date
they were last practiced and their effectiveness. In general,' these
policies were not found to have a significant effect in increasing the
utilization of minority and women businesses by the County.
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CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
The evidence documented herein points to the existence of
significant racial and gender disparity in Richmond County Contracting and
procurement. To remedy this disparity we make the following
recommendations:
1. The development and implementation of a County ordinance and Equal
Business Opportunity Program to mandate race and gender conscious
minority business and women business goals in contracting and
procurement. This Equal Business Opportunity Program should be designed
to remedy the. past and present effects of discrimination and serve as a
basis for developing minority and women-owned businesses. The o.Ldinance
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should establish minority and women utilization through the following
procedures: 1) Bid preferences for minorities and women, especially in
commodities and supplies,. 2) Having majority firms subcontract with
minority and women-owned firms 3) Through prime contracts with
minority vendors. 4) Through joint ventures between majority vendors and
minority and women vendors. And 5) By encouraging mentor-protegee
relationships between majority and minority firms. Set-asides (where
only minority and women vendors are allowed to bid on certain contracts)
should be avoided.
2. The recommended annual goal for minority and women business
utilization is 21 %. This goal is subdivided as follows: 16% for African
American-owned businesses, 3% for businesses owned by majority women,
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and 2% for Asian and Hispanic business owners. These goals should be
evaluated on an annual basis and adjusted in accordance with the
availability of minority-owned and women-owned firms.
3. In service/product areas where no or few qualified minority and women
vendors are available, these goals should be waived or adjusted.
4. For the purpose of attaining these goals, only contractir)g and.
procurement undertaken with minority-owned and women-owned
businesses that reside within the Metropolitan area of. Richmond County
should count. However, the County should be encouraged to use minority
and women-owned businesses outside of the County, even though this
utilization should not count towards the stated goals.
5. The Equal Business Opportunity Program should be directed by the
Director of the Office of Economic Development. Additionally, the program
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should be fully staffed to 'handle all necessary activities. This includes
engaging in certification, contract monitoring and supervising contract
compliance in purchasing and procurement. '
6. Buyers should make a greater effort at soliciting quotes from and using
minority and women vendors on PO's of less than $1,500.00.
7. The ordinance should establish guidelines for periodic reviews,
graduation of minority and women businesses from the program, and a
sunset provision.
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AN EXECUTIVE SUMMARY IN CHARTS
The most revealing and important conclusions of the study are
presented below in the easy to read charts. Individuals not having time to
read the entire study may examine these charts for the essence of its
conclusions. They reveal very plainly the basis upon which the major
conclusions of the study are derived. The charts follow the discussion
above.
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IlIII Majority
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Source: Richmond County Purchasing Department Computerized Pay-out Data
Chart 3.2 Dollar Value of Pay-outs to Majority and Minority Vendors, 1992
$30,000,000 $27,415,193
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Chart 5.3. Number of Vendors that are Ready, Willing and Able to
Contract with Richmond County, 1992-1994.
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Chart 5.1 Percent Distribution of Minority Vendors and Majority Women Vendors that are
Available to Richmond County, 1992-94
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CHART 7. 1 LOCATION OF VENDORS RECEIVING PAYOUTS
FROM RICHMOND COUNTY IN 1992
STATE
NUMBER OF
PA YOIUTS
PERCENT OF
All PAYOUTS
GA 2057 80.79%
SC 86 3.38%
IL 44 1.73%
FL 28 1. 1 0%
PA 27 1.06%
CA 27 1.06%
NC 26 1.02%
TX 25 0.98%
VA 19 0.75%
NY 19 0.75%
OH 18 0.71%
MD 15 0.59%
MA 14 0.55%
DC 13 0.51%
AL 13 0.51%
NJ 12 0.47%
MO 12 0.47%
MN 10 0.39%
CT 9 0.35%
CT 8 0.31%
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TN 7 0.27%
KY 7 0.27%
MI 6 0.24%
KS 6 _ 0.24%
WI 5 0.20%
MI 5 0.20%
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OK 1 4 0.16%
IN 3 0.12%
IA 3 0.12%
OR 2 0.08%
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NE 2 0.08%
MS 2 0.08%
LA 2 0.08%
KA 2 0.08%
AR 2 0.08%
NW 1 0.04%
NV 1 0.04%
MR . 1 0.04%
AZ 1 0.04%
TOTAL 2546 100%
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Richmond Area Zip Codes =30901,30904,30905,30906,30907,30909
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T.D.Boston. PhD. Economic Consultant
I. Rationale for a Richmond County. Disparity Study
Disparity studies commissioned by local, state and federal governmental
agencies have found conclusive evidence that minority-owned and women-
owned firms do not have equal access to public sector. contracting and
procurement opportunities.' In the State of Georgia, disparity studies have
been recently commissioned by the Chatham County Government, the City
of Savannah and the Savannah-Chatham County School District. In the
Atlanta Metropolitan area, disparity studies have been completed for the
Atlanta City Government, the Fulton County Government, the Atlanta
School System, and the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority. The
latter four studies found historical and contemporary evidence of public
sector and private sector discrimination against minority and women-
owned businesses. As a remedy and means of enhancing local economic
development, these agencies established Minority Business Enterprise
(MBE) and Female Business Enterprise (FBE) Programs.
Studies have revealed how important minority business programs
are to remedying past and current discriminatory barriers, increasing the
utilization of minority and women businesses in contracting and
procurement opportunities, and accelerating economic development in
minority communities.
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Until the 1970's, the exclusion of Blacks not capitalized
consistently from fair opportunities to provide entrepreneurial services
was deeply rooted in the history and traditions of the State of Georgia. For
example, in 1845 the Georgia Legislature passed the following Act:
An act to prohibit colored mechanics and masons, being slaves
or free persons of color, being mechanics or masons, from
making contracts for .the erection of buildings, or for the
repair of buildings, and declaring the white person or persons
directly or indirectly contracting with or employing them, as
well as the master, employer, manager, or agent for said slave,
or guardian for said free person of color, authorizing or
permitting the same, guilty of a misdemeanor.
"Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and the House of
Representatives of the State of Georgia in General Assembly
met, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, that
from and after the first day of February next, each and every
white person who shall hereafter contract or bargain with any
slave mechanic, or mason, or free person of color, being a
mechanic or mason, shall be liable to be indicted for a
misdemeanor; and on- conviction, to be fined, at the discretion
of the court, not exceeding two hundred dollars."
Such laws were routine during and immediately following slavery. To get
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rate of 3%, between 1845 and ,.992. Using this assumption, the present
value of an 1845 fine of $200 is $15,420. This amount is clearly large
enough to discourage whites from engaging in commerce with Blacks even
today. Discriminatory practices were continued de facto during the entire
Jim Crow era, which lasted until the end of the 1960's. In effect, these
practices relegated blacks to personal service and retail enterprises
because they forced them to rely only on a black clientel~ which itself
was suffering from the extreme effects of segregation and discrimination.
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As such, black entrepreneurs did not enjoy the same market access as
others and this affected their ability to become mainstream enterprises.
For example, as recently as 1973, Black-owned businesses received
only one tenth of one perc~nt (.1 %) of the Atlanta City Government's
contracting and procurement dollars. This occurred despite the fact that
the majority of the City's population was black. To remedy this, the City
established one of the nation's first minority business programs in 1975.
In 1979, minority firms received only .07% of all contracting and
procurement dollars awarded by the Fulton County Government. A year
later, an MBE program was established. Finally, over the ten year period
from 1981 to 1991, 35% of all bid applicants for Atlanta School District
contracts were minority-owned firms. Yet they received less than 6% of
the dollar value of all awards. The following year, an MBE/FBE program
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There are two important points to emphasize about these
observations. First, the mere presence of a predominately black population
or a predominantly black legislative body governing a local jurisdiction
are not sufficient to guarantee minority businesses equal access to public
contracting and procurement. The latter usually occurs only when
affirmative steps to include minorities and women are taken. Second,
minority and women business programs can have an enormous impact on
the growth of minority entrepreneurship. A recent national study has
found that for the nation as a whole, cities with MBE programs also have
the most successful minority business sectors (see Timothy Bates,
BankinQ on Black Businesses, 1993).
a. Social and Economic Benefits of Minority and Female
Business Programs
MBE programs have been shown to provide many social and economic
benefits to local communities. Included among these are the following:
. They provide a broader range of business opportunities to minority-
owned and women-owned firms, allowing them to enter industries
that were here-to-fore closed to them. As such, minority and
women-owned firms are able to expand into more diversified
industries and away from the traditional personal service and retail
enterprises that have characterized them historically.
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· Greater industry diversification of minority and women firms
enhance their financial and employment capacity. As a result, more
jobs and income are generated in minority communities.
· Public sector opportunities attract more qualified minorities and
women out of the corporate sector and into entrepreneurship and
. self-employment.
· MBE programs have been shown to improve access to public sector
opportunities not only for minority firms but also for small
majority owned firmS as well. By eliminating "good-old-boy"
networks that result in making awards to the same firms over and
over again, these programs have increased the access to public
sector contracting and procurement for all groups. Finally,
· .Minority and women-owned firms have great difficulty gaining equal
access to private sector opportunities. MBE/FBE Programs improve
. this access by networking minority firms with majority firms, and
by providing avenues for gaining the experience and financial
capacity that are cru.cial for success in the private sector.
b. The Croson Decision: The Legal Mandate for a Disparity Study
The landmark decision by the U.S. Supreme Court (City of Richmond v. J.A.
Croson, 488 U.S., 109 S. Ct. 706, 1989), commonly referred to as"the
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Decision is a Supreme Court ruling on a Richmond, Va. ordinance that
established a minority preference program requiring non-minority
contractors to subcontract at least 30% of the dollar value of contracts to
minority-businesses. On one request for a bid, the J.A. Croson Company
was the lowest applicant. However, it had no minority participation. The
company claimed that it attempted to contact several minority
subcontractors but was unsuccessful. As a result, it applied for a waiver
of the MBE requirement. The City denied this waiver and rejected Croson's
bid. As a result, the Comp.any sued, claiming that the MBE program violated
the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th amendment to the Constitution.
But the federal district court upheld the MBE program. The Court of
Appeals also upheld the program, but the Supreme Court directed the
Circuit Court to reconsider its decision in light of the Wygant decision. On
reconsideration, The Circuit Court held that the MBE ordinance violated
the Equal Protection Clause of Constitution. Subsequently, the Supreme
Court ruled, in a 6 to 3 majority decision, to affirm the Circuit Court's
ruling.
This decision by the Supreme Court was significant because for the
first time a majority of th~ Justices held that all classifications based on
race, whether benefitting or burdening minorities or non-minorities, will
be subject to strict scrutiny. Strict scrutiny means that racial preference
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underlying the program is supported by adequate and specific findings of
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a program cannot be based just on the argument that blacks constitute
50% of the local population but black businesses receive only 1 % of public
contracts.
In establishing its program, the City of Richmond initially relied on
statements of minority business owners attesting to their exclusion from
the skilled trades and encounters with discrimination in the industry.
Further, they argued that while minorities constituted 50% of the city's
population, minority firms received less than one percent of prime
contracts. But the Supreme Court ruled that " None of these findings,
singly or together, provide the city of Richmond with a 'strong basis of
evidence for its conclusion. that remedial action was necessary". Because
the evidence presented did not point to specific discrimination, the Court
ruled that the city had failed to demonstrate a compelling interest in
establishing a race based preference program.
The ruling requires local public agencies to meet three conditions
before they can establish race-conscious MBE programs, Le. programs that
provide preferences to minority firms.
First, to comply with the decision an agency must demonstrate that
it has the legislative authority to establish a race based program. Second,
it mus~ show that it has a compelling interest in using race-conscious
remedies. This means providing evidence that the agency in question has,
in the past or at present, engaged in, direct or indirect discrimination
against qualified and available minority vendors. Third, the race-
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conscious remedy or goals must be narrowly tailored to include only the
minority groups that have experienced discrimination. Further, the
remedy must not be greater than the extent of discrimination they have
encountered.
There are several important implications of the Croson Decision:
A disparity between the percent of minorities in. a local area and the
percent of a local agency's contracting dollars they receive is not
sufficient evidence to warrant a race-conscious remedy.
Evidence of societal discrimination against minority firms in the
local area is not sufficient alone to warrant a race-conscious
remedy.
Evidence of discrimination in a separate jurisdiction is not
sufficient to warrant a race conscious remedy in another
jurisdiction.
For a race-conscious program, a disparity must be demonstrated to
exist between the percent of qualified and available minority-
owned businesses in the relevant market area and the percent of all
contracting dollars th.ey receive from the local agency.
It must be demonstrated that the local agency in question has
engaged in direct or indirect discrimination against minority-owned
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Non-race specific remedies, i.e. "race-neutral policies" must be
evaluated and determined to be ineffective at remedying the inequity
before race-conscious remedies are imple.mented.
The capacity and availability of minority-owned firms to engage in
contracting must be determined.
Racial preferences must be limited to the geographic market area
within which the discrimination has occurred.
Sunset provisions, periodic reviews and waivers for failing to meet
goals must be considered as part of race-conscious programs.
Immediately following the Croson decision, the Georgia Supreme
Court, in the case of American Subcontractors Association v. City of
Atlanta (March 2, 1989), ruled Atlanta's MBE program unconstitutional.
Within less than one year of the Croson decision, 61 of the nation's 220
MBE programs had either been legally invalidated, challenged, voluntarily
suspended, modified or re-evaluated.
To address the requirements of the Supreme Court, state and local
jurisdictions have commissioned disparity studies. About 6 Sof the more
that 234 jurisdictions that had MBE programs have hired consultants to
bring their programs in compliance with the Croson decision so as not to
face litigation.
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c. Five Components Of A Well Conducted Disparity Study
Thorough
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A thorough disparity study will include the following parts:
1. Examination of local, state and federal laws affecting the
operation of an MBE or FBE program.
2. Examination of the historical and contemporary socio-
economic environment for minority and women-owned
businesses in the local area.
3. Review of past and present purchasing policies, practices and
procedures to determine if unfair barriers exist/existed.
4. An evaluation of agency data on contracting and procurement
awards to minority~owned and women-owned businesses.
5. An evaluation of the availability, and capacity of minority-
owned, and women-owned firms to engage in contracting and
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6. Development of an index that measures the numerical disparity
between the percent to which minority and women-owned
firms are used, and the percent they are of firms that are
available to engage in contracting and procurement.
7. Conduct of interviews with MBE and FBE principal owners
regarding their experiences with the local agency and in the
local market.
9. Examination of the experiences of minority and women-owned
businesses in pursuing bonding, credit and financing.
Additionally, an exa~ination of other institutional barriers
that reduce the number and opportunities of minority and
women entrepreneurs, such as educational and income
dispa rities.
10. Examination of race-:neutral policies.
, , . Recommendations on the findings of the study, to include:
Determining whether race conscious or race neutral remedies
are warranted.
If such remedies are warranted, determining the groups that
should be included.
Defining the relevant geographic area that a program should
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Determining what race neutral policies should be implemented.
If a race conscious program is warranted, determining the type
of program and .the goals that should be adopted to remedy past
and present discrimination, and
Recommending procedures for a periodic re-evaluation and
sunset of the program.
A factual study derives its conclusions from empirical and
statistical data, anecdotal information and descriptive analyses. Data is
important because one must determine if there is a disparity between the
value of awards going to minority-owned and women-owned firms and
their availability in the market area. A study is analytical, objective
and reliable when its conclusions are based on an impartial evaluation
of the evidence. There are three crucial but often neglected issues
involved in this process:
(1) The first issue is. that the study must objectively document
whether there is evidence of disparity in contracting and
procurement at each agency under consideration.
(2) The second key issue is that the study must determine the
extent to which the disparity, identified by the data analysis,
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(3) The third issue is that the study must insure that the any
goals that are recommended are consistent with the evidence
of discrimination uncovered in the analysis.
If these steps are performed correctly, the disparity study is both
reliable and defensible.
d. Significant Post-Croson Legal Decisions (Information
provided by the Minority Business Education and. Legal Defense
Fund, MBELDEF)
There have been several significant legal decisions since the Croson
decision that affect MBE programs. Recently the Supreme Court, in
Association of General. Contractors v. Jacksonville, 113 SCt
2297, granted standing to plaintiff contractors who were challenging the
City of Jacksonville's minority business program. The contractors alleged
that many of its members who regularly bid on, and perform construction
work for the city, would have bid on designated set-aside contracts had it
not been for the restrictions imposed by the ordinance. The 11 th Circuit
Court of Appeals denied the plaintiffs relief stating that they did not have
standing to challenge the ordinance because they had failed to prove that
they had even attempted a bid on any contracts covered by the ordinance
and therefore had not in'curred any injury. However, in a majority opinion
authored by Justice Claren~e Thomas, the contractors were granted
standing to challenge the city ordinance, which allocated 10% of city
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the plaintiffs had bid on a city contract covered by the ordinance. Justice
Thomas stated that a benefit provided to one group based on race can be
challenged by anyone who could potentially be denied the benefit.
The City of Jacksonville repealed the ordinance after conducting a
disparity study, and replaced it with a more narrowly tailored one that
was in keeping with the constitutional standard set by Justice O'Connor in
the Croson opinion. Justice. O'Connor dissented in A.G.C. v. Jacksonville.
stating that the issue was moot because the ordinance being challenged
was repealed. She went on further to suggest that the new ordinance was
likely to be held constitLiti9nally sound. Justice Thomas disagreed with
Justice O'Connor. However, no decision was rendered on the constitutional
validity of the ordinance itself, as opposed to the ability of a firm to sue
because of it. But in light of O'Connor's dissent, the new ordinance is
likely to be found constitutionally valid. However, the ruling means that
companies may sue a program even if they have not incurred any direct
injury.
In August of 1991 the 9th Circuit in Coral Construction Co. v.
Kina County. 941 F .2d 910 (9th Cir. 1991) held that a statistical
disparity study which has both quantitative and anecdotal evidence, even
if conducted after an MBE program is implemented, can provide a factual
predicate. In other words, data collected after a program has been
implemented can be introduced in order to satisfy the "compelling
interest" standard required. in the Croson decision. Federal District Court
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there was ample evidence of discrimination in King County's market place
to establish a compelling interest for an MBE program and that the
program was narrowly tailored to achieve its goal. The decision was
appealed to the Ninth Circuit, but the court remanded the case back to the
District Court and ordered the completed study to be submitted into
evidence. The case was subsequently settled favorably to the County.
In Concrete Works of Colorado v. The City and County of
Denver. 823 F.Supp. 821 (D.Colo. 1993), the court ruled that the DBE
ordinance did not have any of the defects that doomed the ordinance in the
Croson case. After the city completed a disparity study, the court held
that the City's minority business ordinance was a historically supportable
response to what the Denver City Council reasonably believed to be
discrimination in contracting. The court stated that the ordinance
established good-faith goals to encourage participation of minority
subcontractors in public works projects funded by the City. The court held
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that the ordinance responds to a compelling governmental interest and
that it is narrowly tailored to address the problem of discrimination in
city contracting. In this decision the court recognized that the state has
the power to eradicate racial discrimination and its present effects in
both the public and the private sectors, and has an absolute duty to do so
where those wrongs were caused intentionally by the state itself.
In Contractors Association of Eastern Pennsylvania v.
Philadelphia, 6 F3rd 990 (3rd Cir. 1993) the court again allowed
post-enactment data to justify the minority business ordinance at issue.
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The statistical disparity index was held to be an indication of
discrimination in city contracting prior to the enactment of the ordinance.
The court held that disparity indices are highly probative evidence of
discrimination because they ensure that the "relevant statistical pool" of
minority contractors is being considered. The court went on to say that
the City's statistical and anecdotal evidence was sufficient to establish a
case of discrimination and held that the provisions of the ordinance were
narrowly tailored.
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e. Legislative Actions by Richmond County Government that
Affect. Minority Contracting and Procurement
There have been two important legislative actions that have a
bearing on minority-owned business contracting and procurement with
Richmond County Government. The first is a 1987 resolution passed by the
Richmond County Board of Commissioners entitled "A Plan to Increase
Involvement of Minority Business Enterprises in County Contracting and
Other Business Activities". The full text of this resolution reads as
follows:
A PLAN TO INCREASE THE INVOLVEMENT OF MINORITY
BUSINESS ENTERPRISES IN COUNTY CONTRACTING
AND OTHER BUSINESS ACTIVITIES
The Board of Commissioners believes that the future social and economic health of
Richmond County is integrally related to the extent that all its citizens be afforded the opportunity
to share in the economic growth and benefits which are enjoyed in Richmond County.
It is also the belief of the Board of Commissioners of Richmond County that Richmond
County government greatly impacts the local economy and business development through its
expenditures for various county projects and other needs.
,Realizing that such has not always been the case, and further realizing there is a need for
greater participation by mi,nority business enterprises and other disadvantaged businesses and
persons in doing business with the County, it will be the policy of the Board of Commissioners of
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Richmond County to foster and promote business opportunities among. those who have not
heretofore enjoyed such benefits. The Board of Commissioners directs that the County pursue a
policy of actively soliciting bids from minority economically disadvantaged businesses who are
qualified to render a service or provide the goods for which bids are being sought.
The Board of Commissioners also realizes that it is their responsibility to see that all
contracts are awarded fairly and on a competitive bidding basis to the best bidder for the County.
Thus to provide greater participation by minority business enterprises and other
economically disadvantaged businesses, Richmond County will implement the following:
1. Minority Businesses Enterprises will be sought for the following:
(a) the County expends or commits the expenditure of $25,000 or more for the
construction or repair of improvements to real property;
(b) the County expends or commits the expenditure of funds for professional
or consultant services, for which work by more than one (1) professional
individual is ~nticipated; or
(c) the County grants concession rights having a value exceeding $25,000
per annum to occupy or use County property.
2. The purchasing supervisor will maintain a list of local minority businesses and
contractors. The list will be updated quarterly at a minimum. Bids will be sought
from minority business enterprises and other economically disadvantaged firms
within the community who are qualified to provide the goods or services which are
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3. Specifications will be written to state that after giving priority to qualifications and
price, priority in awarding bids will be given to those who subcontract with minority
business enterprises and economically disadvantaged firms who are qualified to
offer such services
4. All firms doing business with Richmond County will be sent a copy of this
Resolution seeking their cooperation and participation.
5. Advertisements for bids and purchases will be run in local minority-owned
newspaper as well as in the local legal gazette.
6. A training program will be established to assist Minority Business Enterprises in
bidding procedures.
7. The local Minority Business League will be sent a copy of all advertisements for
bids and purchases.
ADOPTED, this _ day of
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Chairman, Board of Commissioner
Richmond County, Georgia
Attest:
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The second effort to' increase minority utilization came as a result
of House Bill 2069. This bill provides for the establishment of an "equal
opportunity director and a director of minority business opportunities...".
The duties of that individual are specified as follows:
(1) "To advise the board of commissioners and its officers of the need for
minority appointments to the board, commissions, and authorities and the
availability of qualified minority citizens to serve;
(2) " To advise the board of commissioners and its officers on ways and
means to promote and increase business relations between the board of
commissioners and minority owned firms and businesses; and
(3) To advise toe board of commissioners on ways and means to promote
minority business opportunities within the jurisdiction of the board of
commissioners and to implement such programs as the board may adopt to
promote minority business opportunities"
Both of these resolution sets forth the desire of the Board of
Commissioners and the Legislature to increase the County's utilization of
minority and disadvantaged businesses. The means by they have chosen to
do this are considered "race neutral". They are "race neutral" in the sense
that they do not establish mandatory race specific goals nor give
preferences to minorities that would be unavailable to members of
majority groups. Later in this study, we will evaluate the effects of these
race neutral attempts.
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II. A Socioeconomic Profile of Richmond County, Georgia
In order to understand the current state of black-owned businesses
in Richmond County, it is necessary to examine the socio-economic status
of the black population focusing particularly on those factors that
influence the start-up and performance of businesses by minority and
female entrepreneurs. The 'data, provided by the Census Bureau, show that
the relative economic health of black families in Richmond County is well
below that of whites. They likewise show ,that the average gross revenue
of existing black-owned businesses in the county falls well below that of
black-owned businesses statewide and across the nation.
According to the Census Bureau (1 993), the 1 990 population of
Richmond County was 189,719. Of these, 104,612 (55.1%) were white (of
which 98.5% were not of Hispanic origin), 79,639 (42.0%) were black,
3,707 (2.0%) were of Hispanic origin, 3,317 (1.7%) were Asians or Pacific
Islanders, and 529 (0.3%) were Native American.
The socio-economic disparities between blacks and whites are quite
pronounced and consistent. Black residents fare far worse than white
residents on all of the standard socioeconomic indicators that are used to
predict 'propensity to start a business. Black families are nearly four
times more likely than white families to have incomes below the poverty
level. The black unemployment rate is 169.2% higher than that for whites.
The high school graduation rate is 37.3% lower, and the college graduation
rate is 20.3% lower, for blacks than for whites. Finally, the black median
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family income of $21,543 is 38.8% lower than the white median family
income of $35,181, and 42.8% more of white workers are employed in
management and the professions. Black families are nearly three times
more likely to have no father present than are white families.
a. Contemporary Socioeconomic Status
The data presented in Tables 1-7 exhibit rat~er large gaps in
socioeconomic status between Richmond County's ethnic groups. The
percent of married-couple families is much larger for whites (81.5%),
Hispanics (80.5%), and Asians (74.3%), than for Native Americans (59.9%),
and especially blacks (51.1 %).
Blacks fare worse than any other ethnic group on educational
attainment. Hispanics have the highest high school graduation rate
(86.8%), followed by whites (76.8%), Native Americans (75.4%), Asians
(72.7%), and blacks (61.2). The highest college graduation rate belongs to
Asians (27.2%), followed b~ Hispanics (24.6%), whites (21.7%), Native
Americans (15.4%), and blacks (9.8%). Thus, the black high school
graduation rate is 13.7% lower than average, and the black college
graduation rate is 43.4% lower than average.
Unemployment rates .show a somewhat similar pattern. Richmond
County's overall unemployment rate in 1990 was 6.6%. Whites. had the
lowest (3.9%), followed by Asians (4.3%), Hispanics (10.0%), blacks
(10.5%), and Native Americans (17.2%). The black unemployment rate is
thus 169.2% higher than the white unemployment rate. Blacks are also
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much less likely than people of other ethnic groups to be employed in
management or the professions. For Native Americans the proportion of
total employees is 37.1 %, for Asians it is 29.2%, for whites it is 29.1 %,
for Hispanics it is 25.1 %, and for blacks it is 16.7%.
Whites lead in 1989 median family income, with $35,181. For
Asians it is $34,058, for Hispanics it is $33,048, for blacks it is $21,543,
and for Native Americans it is $11,083. Per capita income for whites is
nearly double (1.94 times) that of blacks.
The differences in percent of individuals below the poverty level are
even more pronounced. For Asians it is 7.6%, for whites it is 9.7%, for
Hispanics it is 13.5%, for blacks it is 29.7%, and for Native Americans it
is 37.4%. Blacks in Richmond County are thus nearly four times more
likely to live in poverty than are whites.
In summary, the most salient contemporary socioeconomic
differences by ethnic group. in Richmond County are those between whites
and blacks. No other group comprises more than two percent of the
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AGE
All Penom 189719 104 612 79 639 519 3317 3707 103 009
Under 5 years 15248 7013 7809 36 217 378 6858
5 to 9 years . 14520 6436 7668 33 104 362 6302
10 to 14 years 13587 5988 7209 29 241 302 5845
15 to 19 years 15 779 .7729 7517 58 269 '451 7548
20 to 24 years 16 569 9242 6762 63 283 429 9089
25 to 34 years 34 977 19 486 14321 106 671 794 19171
35 to 44 years 27 241 14845 II 445 100 649 491 14628
45 to 54 years 17615 10 653 6435 48 399 218 10 542
55 to 64 years 15083 10 182 4581 30 256 156 10 077
65 to 74 years 11660 8068 3468 21 92 79 8014
7S to 84 years 5714 3814 1863 4 29 33 3792
85 years and over 1726 1156 561 1 7 14 1143
Median Age 30.3 33.0 27.0 29.2 32.1 24.3 33.1
Females 97611 51396 41246 166 1012 1705 51 656
Median Age 31.9 34.8 28.7 29.8 35.1 25.6 34.9
Males 91 098 51216 37 393 263 1305 2002 51 353
Median A~e 28.7 31.2 25.0 28.1 26.1 22.9 31.4
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Families 47 685 27 54J 19 059 147 608 755 27 200
With own children under 18 years 24 303 12 194 11 416 91 360 498 12001
Number of own children under 18 years 44 538 21 086 22 075 110 765 1125 20615
Married~uple families 32 988 22446 9735 88 452 608 22 15S
Percent of families 69.2 81.5 51.1 59.9 74.3 80.5 81.5
With own children under 18 years 15747 9645 5590 52 266 398 9476
Number of own children under 18 years '28 922 17 149 10 637 78 657 872 16 764
Female householder, no husband present . 12 384 3981 8187 44 116 113 3944
Percent of families 26.0 14;5 43.0 29.9 20.7 15.0 14.5
With own children under 18 yearS 7529 2069 5309 30 83 83 2050
Number of own children under 18 years 13990 3229 10566 26 78 232 3153
SOURCE: U.S. Cemus Bureau (1993). 1990 Cemus or Population and Housing (1990 CPH-3-77).
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All White Black American Asian or Hispanic White,
Persom Penom PersoIL'i Indian, Pacific Origin Not of
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SCHOOL ENROLLMENT and TYPE OF SCHOOL
Penom 3 years and oyer enrolled in school 49 505 21 940 14 714 166 1136 1227 22398
Preprimary school 2894 1334 1486 - 48 52 1 318
Public school 1724 634 1066 - 14 20 634
Elementary or high school 33 967 14508 18 341 77 696 812 14 135
Public school 31041 12212 17775 71 654 742 11 893
College 12644 7098 4887 89 392 363 6945
Public college 10444 6204 3774 68 288 245 6078
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
PenollS 25 Jears and oyer 114690 68 178 43 108 370 2194 1828 67 316
Less than 9th grade 14 136 6333 7458 19 289 79 6308
9th to 12th grade, no diploma 19 191 9476 9258 72 311 162 9417
High school graduate (includes equivalency) 34 495 21 198 12 379 89 628 453 20 977
Some college, no degree 20 628 12 463 7496 107 265 . 492 12280
Associate degree 6451 3917 2291 26 105 192 3836
Bachelor's degree 13 185 9797 2983 51 301 251 9633
Graduate or professional degree 6604 4994 1243 6 295 199 4875
Percent high school graduate or higher 70.9 76.8 61.2 75.4 72.7 86.8 76.6
Percent different from average 0.0 8.3 -13.7 6.3 2.5 22.4 8.0
Percent bachelor's degree or higher 17.3 21.7 9.8 15.4 27.2 24.6 21.5
Percent different from average 0.0 25.4 -43.4 -11.0 57.2 42.2 24.3
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LABOR FORCE STATUS
PenollS 16 years and over 143 643 83 837 55 385 535 2657 2548 82 726
In labor force 94 344 54 630 36 548 414 1763 1945 53 821
Employed 79 382 47361 29692 275 1551 1152 46 769
Unemployed 5589 1942 3473 57 . 69 128 1909
Percent of civilian labor force 6.6 3.9 10.5 17.2 4.3 10.0 3.9
Females 16 years and over 75 140 41 381 30 404 301 1562 1137 41 904
Employed 38 532 21 272 16 026 159 836 549 21 024
Unemployed 3118 967 2071 33 24 77 951
With own children under 6 years 12974 6235 6261 75 275 243 6145
In labor force 7821 3389 4132 48 158 144 3349
With own children 6 to 17 years only 12 797 6104 6097 74 4.12 275 5988
In labor force 9725 4450 4847 44 301 205 4367
Persom 16 to I' years 13048 6579 5969 66 220 390 6433
Not enrolled in school 4674 3000 1451 45 28 258 2913
Unemployed or not in labor force 1 193 630 543 13 - 28 627
Not high school graduate 1483 939 501 18 - 67 904
Employed 525 384 136 5 - 17 367
Unemployed 214 111 90 13 - 7 111
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Civilian nonimtitionalizecl persons 16 to 64 years 113232 64 494 45 173 41S 2383 1739 63 665
With. mobility or self-care limitation 6654 2954 3552 19 113 45 2933
With. mobility limitation 3227 1737 1436 5 46 17 1723
In labor force 582 326 256 - - - 326
With. self-care limitation 4891 2018 2743 14 103 28 2011
With a work disability 11 708 6371 5104 23 155 102 6326
In labor force 3878 2278 1501 12 49 44 2266
Prevented from working 6721 3476 3148 11 69 58 3443
No work disability . 101 '524 58 123 40 069 . 395 2228 1637 57339
In labor force 79 114 45 688 31 050 320 1543 1211 45 089
Civilian nOninstitionalizecl persom 65 years and over 17733 II 9S0 5586 24 116 127 11899
With. mobility or self-care limitation 4875 2729 2110 6 30 16 2724
With a mobility limitation 4014 2313 1671 - 30 16 2308
With a self-care limitation 2814 1595 1248 6 25 11 1595
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OCCUPATION
Employed persom 16 years and over 79 382 47 361 29 692 275 1551 1152 46 769
Executive, administrative, and managerial occupations 7617 5797 1621 36 121 73 5778
Professional specialty occupations 11 794 7999 3324 66 332 216 7871
Technicians and related support occupations 3652 2275 1281 5 64 46 2256
Sales occupations 9143 6389 2472 29 188 136 6319
Administrative sUpport occupations, including clerical 11 143 7378 3621 . 39 62 145 7290
Privaie household occupations . 582 99 483 - - - 99
Protective service occupations 1956 1039 854 16 ' 28 6 1039
Service occupations, except. protective and household 11 564 3986 7119 34 342 199 3898
Farming, forestry, and fishing occupations 698 392 299 7 - 4 388
Precision production, craft, and repair occupations 9541 6744 2607 24 106 141 6663
Machine operators, assemblers, and inspectors 5627 2452 2851 7 254 150 2365
Transportation and material moving occupations 2791 1315 1449 12 4 19 1307
Handlers, equipment cleaners, helpers, and laborers 3274 1496 1711 - 50 17 1496
Percent employed in management or professions 24.5 29.1 16.7 37.1 29.2 25.1 29.2
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INCOME IN 1989
Households 68784 41 023 26221 253 871 988 40543
Less than $5,000 7109 2276 4724 51 40 47 2256
$5,000 to $9,999 6781 3312 3341 49 6Z 54 ~ 3 297
$10,000 to $14,999 6504 3445 2944 25 74 89 3400
$15,000 to $24,999 13619 7640 5720 23 153 176 7553
$25,000 to $34,999 11 782 7636 3765 50 189 238 7551
$35,000 to $49,999 11 498 7941 3299 31 150 197 7828
$50,000 to $74,999 7825 5634 2009 13 125 103 5575
$75,000 to $99,999 2055 1699 292 11 34 59 1668
$100,000 or more 1611 1440 127 - 44' 25 1415
Median (dollars) 25 265 29 744 18500 IS 536 31690 32 424 29 644
Mean (dollars) 31409 37 030 22 498 22581 36 538 38791 36916
Families 48 381 27824 19 400 159 641 758 17 436
Median income (dollars) 29 607 35 181 21 543 11 083 34 058 33 048 35 167
Per capita income (dollars) 11 799 15009 7733 10 166 9846 11 123 . IS 037
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Households 68784 41 023 26221 2S3 871 988 40 54J
With earnings 5S 310 33 403 20 529 207 779 897 32974
Mean earnings (dollars) 31 812 36 167 24 588 24 703 36 978 37 629 36 059
With Social Security income (dollars) 16 193 10 S17 5499 37 115 106 10458
Mean Social Security income (dollars) 6700 . 7377 5480 4982 4024 6642 7376
With public assistance income 7155 2060 4994 33 49 81 2023
Mean public assistance income (dollars) 3358 4037 3068 2490 2116 5087 4073
MEAN FAMILY INCOME IN 1989 BY FAMILY TYPE
Families (dollars) 35 S94 4J 353 25 184 22784 41141 42675 4J 248
With own children under 18 years (dollars) 33 151 41 673 23 879 21 503 36 690 43529 41 356
Married~uple families (dollars) 4J 462 47 453 34 620 37950 45290 47411 47 339.
With own children under 18 years (dollars) 42 868 47 255 3S 713 38646 42 257 50 371 46 910
Female householder, no husband present (dollars) 17039 23 114 14 25S 7808 17746 16224 23 131
With own children under 18 years (dollars) 12 969 17715 11 155 7788 14057 11 729 17 SOl
SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau (1993). 1990 Census or Population and Housing (1990 CPH-3-77).
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POVERTY STATUS IN 1989
All Income Levels in 1989
Families 48 381 27824 19 400 IS9 641 758 28083
Householder worked in 1989 37 875 22 263 14566 122 583 677 22 766
With related children under: 18 years 27 725 13576 13421 130 352 527 14810
With related children under 5 years 12225 5991 5948 43 166 208 6513
Married~uple families 33 865 22 829 10 106 79 544 624 21 907
Householder worked in 1989 28210 18718 8616 73 508 566 18226
With related children under 18 years 17530 10 568 6420 58 288 420 10732
With related children under 5 years 8089 4939 2910 32 157 155 5030
Female householder, no husband present 12 365 392J 8157 80 70 89 5094
Householder worked in 1989 8012 2652 5218 49 62 66 3657
With related children under 18 years 8989 2399 6433 72 50 70 3444
With related children under 5 years 3799 887 2874 11 9 45 1339
Unrelated individuals for whom poverty status 16 093 16 494 9065 159 161 297 15 728
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Persons under 18 years 50 539 22 613 26 396 129 914 1192 21999
Related children under 18 years 50 373 22 480 26 363 129 914 1192 21 866
Related children 5 to 17 years 35 509 15632 18745 85 690 868 15 142
Persons 65 years and over 17733 11 980 S586 24 116 127 11 154
SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau (1993). 1990 Census of PCipulation and Housing (1990 CPH-3-77).
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b. Earlier Socioeconomic Status
The1960 census shows that the City of Augusta had a population of
70,626, of whom 31,973 or 45.3 percent were black. Included in this
31,973 figure were 20 Indians, 6 Japanese, 162 Chinese, 7 Filipino, and 13
others, or 208 other minorities. At the time, Augusta as a central city,
had the largest concentration of blacks of any major city in Georgia.
Table 9 1960 Population - Six Largest SMSA'S AND CITIES IN GEORGIA.
PERCENT
SMSA POPULATION NONWHITE NONWHITE
Atlanta 1,017,188 232,169 22.8
Savannah 188,299 64, 1 83 34.1
Columbus 217,985 63,858 29.3
Augusta 216,639 64,456 29.8
Albany 75,680 25,998 34.4
Macon 180,403 55,988 31 .0
CENTRAL CITY
Atlanta 487,455 186,820 38.3
Savannah 149,245 53,258 36.7
Columbus 116,779 31,547 27.0
Augusta 70,626 31,973 45.3
Albany 55,890 20,254 36.2
Macon 69,764 30,914 44.3
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Source: Source: National Urban League: Southern Regional Office, Social and Economic Audit as it
Relates too the Black Community of Auausta, Georaia, 1970.
Census data show that in 1950, 41.3 percent of Augusta's population
was black, and that 33.8 percent of Richmond County was black. By 1960,
blacks in Augusta had increased to 45.3, an increase of 4.0 percent; while
blacks in Richmond county had decreased to 31.8 percent, a loss of 2.0
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1950 108,876
1960 135,601
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1960 70,626
POPULATION BY GROWTH
RICHMOND COUNTY AND AUGUSTA 1950 TO 1960
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c. Factors that Influence the Start-up and performance of Black
Businesses
Several factors play an important role in the relative success of
black-owned businesses. Included among these are: 1) The human capital
endowment of owners, including such factors as education, business-
related experience, attitude towards risk-taking, and ability to assume
risks; 2) The availability of social capital, by which we mean the social
resources available from group support networks. 3) One's endowment of
and access to financial capital, debt and equity; 4) The strength and
accessibility of the market for goods and services; 5) Internal practices
such as management, strategic planning and operational technology; 6)
Labor force quality; and 7) The compatibility of the local infrastructure
and social and political environment to business formation and growth.
Recent studies of minority businesses indicate that significant
differences exist by ethnicity and gender in average total start-up
capital, the percent of owners having previous business experience, the
percent having a close relative who owns a business and the percent of
businesses that have minorities comprising at least one-half of their
customers. In all of these areas, Black businesses are at a disadvantage.
Limited access to capital has been recognized in many studies as a major
barrier to minority business development; (Bates and Bradford (1979),
Bates (1978a and 1978b), Dominquez (1976), Osborne and Granfield
(1976), Hunter and Sinkley (1980), Ong (1981), Young and Hund (1971),
Ando (1988), Chen and Cole (1988), and Handy and Swinton (1984; 1989)).
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Hunter and Sinkley (1980) attribute the higher failure rate of minority
firms to the low level of access to financing and Bates considers it to be
an important factor in the relatively small size of black businesses.
Studies have found that the propensity of the black business sector
to serve a limited, mainly black, clientele is directly linked to the limited
availability of capital available to Black entrepreneurs, a factor stemming
in large part from the historical and contemporary pattern of racial
discrimination. It has led to a greater concentration of black businesses in
traditional industries (such: as restaurants, laundries, barber shops, and
other predominantly small service and retail establishments). This
outcome can be explained in part by the fact that such small scale
businesses require significantly less capital than firms in construction,
manufacturing, communications and wholesale trades.
During the initial stages of a firm's development, entrepreneurs
typically raise funds either from their' personal wealth or from family and
friends. Research in this area indicates that family financial assets are
strongly correlated with the likelihood of individuals becoming
entrepreneurs (Bearse, 1983; Ando, 1988; Chen and Cole, 1988). But the
. dollar value of such assets are greatest among Asians and secondly
Hispanics. Among' the three groups, blacks have the least assets. In fact,
Bearse finds that Asians have family assets comparable to white
businessmen and recent data supports this. The amounts of start-up
capital for Asians, white males and females, Hispanics and blacks are
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differences in formation rates among the four ethnic groups.
Ethnic differences in the capitalization of firms and owner's equity
contributions can be explained mainly by, (1) the owner's personal income
and assets; (2) the ability and willingness of family and friends to provide
business financing; (3) the ability to secure financing and equity capital;
and (4) the demographic make-up (age, education, marital status, family
size) of each ethnic group. An SBA report concludes, "It seems clear that
financial resources held by members of the ethnic community beget
business success, which in turn reduces investor risk perception and
encourages other investors and institutions to invest in Asian. businesses."
(US, SBA, 1988: 189). But if this is the case, then the state of black
businesses cannot be divorced from the factors responsible for the low
income status of the Black community.
Ando (1988) estimated the ability of different demographic groups
to obtain commercial bank loans and found that both black men and black
women experience discrimination from majority banks. Black men had a
12.8% lower success rate than non-minority men in obtaining loans, all
other factors held constant such as business experience and knowledge,
size of firm and industry location. Black women entrepreneurs had a 15.5%
lower success rate than non-minority men.
Black entrepreneurs make up some of the lending di.sparity by relying
more heavily on the public sector, i.e. SBA loans. While the mean amount of
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.$21,387 for black-owned firms, the mean values of outstanding loan to
the SBA were $6,000 for black-owned firms and $1,600. for the typical
white-owned firm.
Some researchers have focused on the lack of business-related
human capital (Le., formal training, experience, management skills) as the
dominant explanation for the limited development of the black-owned
business sector. Inadequate endowment of these forms of human capital
lead to low efficiency and profitability which in turn reduces their ability
to compete for proportionate market shares and for financial capital, (see
for example Foley (1969), Coles (1969), Strang (1971), Case (1972), and
Bearse (1983)). But recent studies have found that other attributes
contributing to business success, such as hard work, education and
experience, are traits possessed by most business owners, including
blacks (US SBA, 1988: 187-88).
The important point to be made here is that taking into
consideration the important socioeconomic indicators that have a bearing
on business start-up and success, blacks rank far below whites in
Richmond County. These factors help. explain the disadvantaged status of
black businesses in the County.
d. Characteristics of Business Owners in Richmond County
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than those owned by other minorities in Richmond County, the State of
Georgia, and the United States as a whole. Of the three, the pattern is
particularly pronounced in Richmond County, where the barriers to the
development of a black entrepreneurial and profes~ional class continue to
be quite substantial. Women-owned businesses, on the other hand,
actually perform better in Richmond County than the national or state
averages. Also, preparation for business ownership is already much more
substantial on the national level for women than for blacks.
In Richmond County in 1 987, there were 925 black-owned firms.
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$55,443. In the nation it was $46,593. In Richmond County's black-owned
firms with paid employees, the mean annual salary was only $9,858
(Census Bureau 1990).
The 1 79 Richmond County firms owned by non-black, non-Hispanic
minorities fared quite a bit better. Their mean annual revenue was
$86,603, which is more in line with the national average of $90,350, but
not with the higher state average of $111,111. These firms' mean annual
salary, though, was very low: $5,863.
In 1987 there were 1,900 women-owned firms in Richmond County.
Their mean annual revenue was $70,280, slightly better than the national
average of $67,595 or the state average of $66,712. The mean annual
salary for these firms in Richmond County was $10,864.
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was $159,859, and across all U.S. firms it was $145,654 (Census Bureau
1992). Both of these numbers are substantially higher than those for
minority or women-owned businesses in Richmond County.
Because of the historic barriers of discrimination, the black
community has a smaller entrepreneurial family tradition. Only 27.8% of
black business owners had a close relative who had owned a business or
~een self-employed. For women-owned businesses this figure was 47.0%,
and for nonminority male-owned businesses it was 48.0%. Of those who
did have self-employed relatives, 10.0% of the black, 17.0% of the women,
and 23.7% of the nonminority males had worked for them (Census Bureau
1992).
Of surveyed business owners in 1987, 9.1 % of blacks had previously
owned another business, whereas 13.2% of women had and 20.7% of
nonminority males had. Only 2.4% of surveyed black business owners had
startup capital of $50,000 or more. For women it was 5.1 %, and for
nonminority males it was 8.4% (Census Bureau 1992).
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Augusta. GA-SC MSA . 1 548 65 390 326 47 517 631 8241
Agricultural services, forestry, fishing, and mining 31 594 11 (D) (D) (D)
Construction 194 1 0 1 79 74 7819 175 2117
Manufacturing 27 2699 15 2568 42 509
Transportation and pub6c utilities 114 4146 20 1 119 27 275
Wholesale trade 18 2126 3 (D) (D) (D)
Retail trade 292 29 255 . 71 25 173 207 3185
Finance, insurance, and real estate 98 1 211 8 332 9 139
Selected services 695 13 491 113 7381 142 1 540
Industries not dassified 79 1 689 11 801 13 186
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Geographic area and industry division Sales and Sales and Annual
Firms receipts Firms receipts Employees payroll
(number) ($1,000) (number) ($1,000) (number) ($ 1,000)
Augusta, GA-SC NSA 4576 257 854 833 208 518 2530 28 646
Agricultural services, forestry, fishing, and mining 56 864 15 597 16 159
Construction . 150 21 127 60 18 091 163 2478
Manufacturing 46 19364 13 18875 172 2470
Transportation and pUblic utilities 53 1 778 15 1 247 13 257
Wholesale trade 62 65 423 25 64 504 284 6147
Retail trade 1 047 80 002 267 66386 853 7033
Finance, insurance, and real estate 547 1 2 663 57 4397 71 1 095
Selected services 2405 51 160 361 32 529 934 8744
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A 1970 Urban League Audit of black-owned businesses in Augusta
shows that at that time, 98 percent were small neighborhood
proprietorships, or "Mom and Pop" operations. The majority of black-
owned businesses in Augusta were concentrated in the ,service-retail
area, e.g., barber and beauty shops, grocery stores, and small restaurants.
There were several businesses with large amounts of capital, but most
were under-capitalized. In an audit of 158 black-owned businesses, 59
percent fell within the following categories: (1) Service outlets --
beauty, barber, and shoe shine parlors; (2) Retail-grocery stores and small
restaurants.
At that time, the Pilgrim Life Insurance Company, based in Augusta
with operations in four states (Georgia, Alabama, Florida, and South
Carolina), was the largest black business in the area and also the largest
black employer with reported assets of approximately $14 Million. Today,
this company no longer exists. Atlanta Life Insurance and Afro American
Life Insurance Company (which no longer exists) also operated branches in
Augusta. These companies once were the largest black-owned enterprises
the Augusta black community.
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I Auto Accessories & Parts 35 1 2.8
Auto Body & Repair 21 5 23.8
I Auto Painters 10 1 10.0
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Barber Shops 84 17 20.2
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*The numerical figures and' listings that are found in the Minority
Business Directory of Augusta were compiled and published by Progress
Association for Economic Development, The Augusta Affiliate, Inc., April
1970.
Source: National Urban League: Southern Regional Office, Social and
Economic Audit as it Relat~s to the Black Community of Augusta, Georgia.
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d. The Historical Perspective
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1777. Not much is known of the early history of blacks in the County,
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except that they were slaves. The first census for the City of Augusta was
recorded in 1801, and shows a total population of 5,473. By 1845, the
Augusta population had grown to 7,568 including 3,984 whites, 440
freedmen, and 3,144 slaves. Unlike states such as Louisiana, the free
Black population in Georgia, during slavery (2,931 in 1860) was very small
and constituted less that .75% of the Black slave population. One third of
these free Blacks lived in Savannah. (By as late as 1840 Atlanta had a
smaller free black population than Augusta. In fact, Atlanta had only fifty
slaves and two free Black permanent residents. (70)).
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The first black settlements in Augusta were in Campbell's Gull and
Springfield Village, located 'near present day Broad and Marbury Streets.
Early on, blacks in Augusta organized their own community organizations.
In fact, the Springfield Baptist Church, established in Augusta in 1787, is
recorded as the second oldest black Baptist Church in the United States.
Immediately following emancipation, blacks in Augusta began organizing
their own business enterprises.
Prior to the Civil War, blacks dominated 'the skill trades in Georgia.
Slaves were widely used in transportation and public works, canal and
railroad construction, textile mills, lumber mills, logging and sawmills,
and in other forms of manufacturing. (Grant: 35). According to Carl
McCoy's historical sketch of the blacks in Augusta, prior to the turn of the
century, blacks could be found living in many of the fashionable white
neighborhoods of Augusta, including Greene and Ellis Streets. But with the
passage of Jim Crow segregation laws, racially integrated communities
became fewer and fewer as segregation became the rule of the day.
During this period, the Laney-Walker district emerged as the center
of black social and economic life. Because of the constraints of
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segregation, blacks were forced to band together and engage in self-help
activities. As a result, McCoy notes that blacks achieved racial progress
without the support of whites, largely through self-help ,efforts. They
built schools, organized churches, started benevolent societies and
insurance companies, opened banks, and started a variety of businesses in
areas such as physician and dental services, drug stores, and health care.
Outstanding black business leaders at the turn of the century include
Solomon W. Walker, founder of the Pilgrim Health and Life Insurance
Company in 1 898. He is co~sidered the father of modern black Augusta
economic thought, organization, and development. Working as a delivery
boy, Walker saved the $2.50 needed to start his business which ultimately
became the city's largest black enterprise.
McCoy's research, published by the Richmond County Historical
Society, traces the history of many early entrepreneurial activities among
blacks in Augusta. This includes the 1 91 0 founding of the Penny Savings,
Loan and Investment Company, or the Penny Savings Bank; Augusta's first
black corporation. The bank operated in the Laney-Walker district until its
bankruptcy in 1928. Other early black enterprises included Clarence
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Wigfall's grocery stores (which were among the most successful in the
city) the city's black funeral homes, such as Dent's Undertaking
Establishment, Dugas and Sons, Sherrill and Johnson; and the Lenox
Theater (considered to be one of the finest black-owned Theaters in the
country).
There were 1 5 black doctors in Augusta in 1907. But McCoy notes
that segregationist laws prohibited black physicians from visiting their
patients at the city's public hospital. In response to the practices of
isolation and discrimination, black medics made several diligent efforts
to establish their own health care facilities.
Other important establishments in the Laney-Walker district
included the Lamar Hospital, established in 1895 as a joint venture
between blacks and whites, the Burruss Sanitorium which was a twenty-
bed clinic, and Bruce Hospital on Eighth Street near the Augusta Canal.
Segregation also forced Augusta blacks to develop their own private
schools which were considered among the best in the South at the turn of
the century.
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enormous obstacles, but at the same time their efforts contributed to the
growth of unity. The black public schools were overcrowded; buildings
were dilapidated; and black teachers were invariably paid less than their
white counterparts. The allocation of public funds for the black districts'
school buildings, equipment, supplies, repairs, and teacher salaries were
always meager compared to the larger contributions receiv~d by white
schools and teachers."
Given all of this, blacks turned to private schools. After the
Richmond County Board of Education abandoned the notion of public
secondary education for blacks in 1897, when Ware High School was
closed, private school became essential to those blacks who desired more
than the rudiments of a grammar school education. With financial
assistance from white philanthropists and supporters of black private
schools, blacks opened Paine Institute (now Paine College, c. 1882) and
several private schools induding Haines Institutes, opened under the
leadership of Lucy Craft -Laney.
"The year following the demise of the Penny Savings Bank ushered in
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market crash of 1929 grew into the worldwide "Great Depression" of the
1930s. Most of Augusta's blacks already enduring an extreme measure of
poverty now lived in fear of perpetual poverty and misery. The failure of
black businesses to develop into larger and more important undertakings
coupled with black leaders' inability to confront the racist and
discriminatory practices of- city and state officials ,expedited the
inevitable decline of the self-contained community. Between the years of
1900-1929, blacks accepted the principle of a dual society and created
black controlled schools, societal organizations, businesses, and
professional practices. As long as there was a means to support this
false sense of security, the status quo was accommodated. The spirit of
unity declined after the advent of the depression, but the sense of
fraternalism, optimism, and confidence that the self-help program had
developed endured as a source of strength for black Augusta."
The continued presence of racial segregation and the Great
depression took a heavy tool on black enterprise in Augusta. Nevertheless,
in 1938, the Federal Writers Project of the Works Progress
Administration, writing in the American Guide Series which was
sponsored by the City Council of Augusta, gave this description of some
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key black neighborhoods. in Augusta.
APPENDIX 1- AMERICAN GUIDE SERIES, AUGUSTA, 1938
NEGRO SECTION - 6M
"The Terry" is the Negro territory comprising the area at the SE. end of the
city, bounded roughly by Fifteenth and Gwinnett Streets. The name is a contraction of
"Negro Territory" or "The Territory." Here the Negro Citizens have their own grocery
stores, undertaking homes, insurance companies, doctors, and dentists. Close to the
hub of their dynamic social life are their churches, and their motion picture houses
which sometimes feature road shows, as well as special presentations for white
people.
Since most of "The Terry's streets are unpaved, it is inadvisable to attempt
the tour in bad weather.
W. From 10th (Cumming) St. on Gwinnett St,
90. CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION (L), SE. cor. Gwinnett and 11 th
Sts. (open), is a Catholic Negro Church founded in 1909. Four hundred children are
taught in the academy by two priests and the Franciscan Sisters, who also conduct
an orphanage for Negro children.
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91. PILGRIM HEALTH AND L1~E INSURANCE COMPANY, 1 143 Gwinnett Sts., has an
annual business of more than $ 1 1,000,000 covering three states. Of this amount
$300,000 is paid annually in claims.
L. from Gwinnett St. on 12th (Marbury) St.
92. FRANCISCAN SISTERS (known as "the Brown Sisters") CONVENT AND
ORPHANAGE, 1220 12th St. (open), is supported by the contributions of charitable
persons. The building is of substantial brick construction.
R. from 12th St. on Anderson Ave.
93. BETHLEHEM COMMUNITY CENTER FOR NEGROES (R), NW. cor. Anderson Ave.
and Clay St. (open 9-6), is one of five similar institutions in the South for Negroes,
supported by the women of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The Advisory
Board has both white and Negro members. The annual "good will party" at
Christmas and other activities shared by both races have done much to promote
interracial understanding in the"city. The Augusta center has been serving the
community for several years, and its scope has recently been enlarged. The buildings,
including the center and branches in the Springfield section and a rural area, are
valued at $75,000, the equipment consisting of a modern domestic science kitchen,
kindergarten, day nursery room, boys' club room, library, sewing room, and business
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offices. Organized groups carry on its projects: boys' and girls' clubs, sewing and
cooking classes, women's clubs, night school, playground, case work and family
visiting, Bible school, and other projects that promote group cooperation. Gymnasium
facilities are provided for Negroes in this section. Volunteer helpers serve under the
supervision of the house staff and representatives of various churches participate in
Leadership Schools.
R. From Anderson Ave. on Clay St.; R. on Wrightsboro Rd.
94. C.T. WALKER SCHOOL (NEGRO) (L), Wrightsboro Rd. (open 9 - 3), occupies a
new brick building of modern construction with a capacity of , ,375 pupils.
95. BISHOP GRACE'S "HOUSE OF PRAYER" ("The Tabernacle"), , 269 Wrightsboro
Rd. (open at hours of service only), is a sprawling, unpainted building of rough boards.
The dirt floor is covered with sawdust, plank benches fill the auditorium, and at one
end is the platform on which is the "throne" of "Daddy Grace," as the bishop is called.
The entire place is gaily decorated with colored crepe paper streamers. The bishop
preaches an emotional religion which ~alls forth much "shouting;" four brass bands
provide music for the meeting.
L. from Wrightsboro Rd. on' Zth St.; L. on Gwinnett St.
96. TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH (R), NW, cor. Harrison and Gwinnett Sts. (open
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at hours of services only), is a monument to C.T, Walker, an orator of unusual power,
who was known as "The Black Spurgeon." The epithet was first applied to Walker
when he preached at Spurgeon's Temple in London. His grave is in the churchyard.
The present building was erected in 1 91 3-1 91 4.
97. HAINES INSTITUTE, 1339 Gwinnett St. (open), was founded by Lucy Laney,
sometimes called lithe mother of the Negro race in Augusta, II because of her influence
on the educational life of Augusta Negroes. "Miss Lucy," as she was generally called,
was respected by all. She was extended credit in lean years, help in panic, and
recognition i\n death. She is buried at the right of the school entrance, beneath a
monument erected by the grad'uating class of 1935. The brick buildings stand on
school grounds covering approximately four acres.
The school, supported partially by the Presbyterian Board of National Missions,
is an all-Negro institution, offering four years of high school and one of college work.
In 1936 it had 15 teachers and 370 students. Within the last 50 years, more than
2,000 have graduated from this school.
L. from Gwinne~t St. on 15th St. (Jefferson Davis Ave.).
98. PAINE COLLEGE (R), 15th St. bet. Gwinnett St. and Oglethorpe Ave. (open), an
accredited college, was incorporated June 19, 1883, by the Methodist Episcopal
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Church, South. The Colored Methodist Episcopal Church has joined ownership and
control. Young Negroes of both sexes may receive training by paying less than one-
fifth of the actual expense of education, and the average enrollment is between 325
and 400 students, drawn from. nine states. White and Negro races are represented
on the Board of Trustees and on the faculty, the presidency always having been held
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by a white man, the deanship by a Negro. The 20 acre campus extends from
Fifteenth Street, on which the college fronts, to Druid Park Avenue. The main building
is of dark brick in Georgian style, with curving driveway leading to the entrance. There
are six primary buildings, three science laboratories, and a library of 15,000 volumes,
also used by white patrons who are allowed membership for a fee. The MUSEUM in
Haygood Hall (open, permission obtained at office) contains a variety of relics and
instruments brought from Africa by Rev. W. E. Tabb, a missionary. Ceiling - high glass
cases contain objects in ivory, grass cloth, wood, and metal, representative of the
tribal, domestic and religious life of the natives.
Among the distinguished graduates and former students of Paine College are
John Hope, the late president of Atlanta University, Dr. Channing H. Tobias, senior
secretary of the Young Men's Christian As~ociati6n, and John Wesley Gilbert,
missionary to Africa.
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South of the College on 15th Street are several old homes, set in groves of pine trees,
and furnished with antiques.
99. ROSEMARY COTTAGE, 1543 15th St. (private)), the home of Mrs. Frank Beane,
, was built in 1829 by Samuel Hale on a 43-acre tract. The house, a good example of
early American farmhouse with sloping roof and dormer windows, was sturdily built
and is in a good state of preservation. The old slave quarters, smokehouse and
stables remain. The kitchen, though away from the house as in many of the older
homes, is still in use.
In 1885 the house was bought by William S. Roberts, who willed it to his
daughter, the present owner. The cottage stands back from the street in a beautiful
garden of crepe myrtle, holly and other shrubs and trees. Evidence remain of the
original formal planting executed by a landscape artist form the North. The border
bricks, brought from England as ballast, are 18 inches long and have rounded ends. '
100. CASTLEBERRY PRODUCTS COMPANY, 1620 15th St. (open), began in a small
way after Clement Castleberry had become know for his barbecue served at
numerous club and civic gatherings. The first Castleberry building was a garage-like
structure in which four people produced 600 cans of hash a day. The plant which
occupies a modern brick structure equipped with sanitary canning machinery,
produces approximately 10,000 pounds of savory food daily and employs about 35
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101. SHILOH ORPHANAGE, 1635 15th St. (open), for Negroes, covers five acres. It
was founded by the Shiloh Association, a Negro Baptist organization, and
cooperates in the work of the Richmond County Juvenile Court, but has undergone a
constant struggle for existence since its founding in 1 895. Of the five buildings, the
three visible from the street form three sides of a quadrangle. At right is a long,
barracks-like building of read brick which serves as the girls' dormitory. The one-
story, white brick dormitory for boys is at the center facing the street. The other
building, a cottage of whitewashed boards, is not now in use. This, and the two
similar houses behind the boys' building', are the older structures of the institutional.
The two latter are used for schoolroom and dining room respectively.
Shiloh has no' established source of income, but is kept open by private
contributions, and managed by a Board of Trustees composed of white and Negro
members. It houses, feeds, clothes and educates 38 children.
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Chart 3.14 Dollar Value of Pay-outs to Majority and Minority Vendors, 1994 (YTD)
$14,000,000 $13,432,306
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Chart 4.4. Value of Contracts Awarded for PO's of Greater than $5,000.00 (1992 &
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Question 19. Vendors were asked to use this question to make any
additional comments they wished to. Their comments are quoted below .
"Ninety-nine percent of my work is done in Columbia County, where they
bill me for my license fee. A small business person. in Richmond County
does not get tryat much consideration."
"Major Problems in the Augusta area 'for minority (black) owned business
are:
1 ) Contract opportunities with major firms
2) Contracts with city/county government
3) Availability of business financing"
"The Black Business needs all the help they can to get work with the
County, there's a lot of talk about minority participation, but there's no
effort to assist beyond talking."
"When Richmond County ask minority firms to bid the projects, its a joke.
The County is not pursuing or even want African Americans to participate
in the biding process. My firm has been mentally whipped by Richmond Co.
for example: One person advised me on a large project "Delta Manor" that
it did not matter what you bided; even if you had the lowest bid, the
general contractor selects subcontractor. There is no pressure to select
minority contractors. I know because I spoke to every one involved in the
Delta Manor project in Augusta one year before the general contractor
received his bid to the contract. I could not even get work from the
subcontractor after the work started. I found out that the general and the
sub contractor worked togeth,er several times before. From the beginning
my firm was not even considered."
"Richmond County compliance office is among one of the best we at
"place" have encountered."
"It is past time for African Americans to beg for an opportunity that
should be our natural right as an American."
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"I have won two (2) small awards (sales) being the lowest bidder as such
with Richmond County in which I have not heard from. I know equipment
well and how to match it up to specifications but they apparently think
differently. My business is tool & equipment of all type."
"Minorities should have the opportunities to do some blanket contracts."
"Because I am an InsUranCE! Agent, maybe none of these applies, am not
sure if I am being excluded or not. Am very willing to participate in the
bid process. I have preferred productsm"
"We do not aggressively pursue government work. Our work is precise in
demand. We have found the amount of a~tention to detail is minimal in
govt. work as is the pay."
"My company has tried to do business with local governmental bodies, but
not through the bid process. It wasn't required."
"Thank you for the study, I live in the Burke County area, and I've been
trying to get going here."
I am pleased that this survey is being conducted. I believe better
dissemination of contract availability information would be nelpful to any
small business owner. A better system "of getting the word out" would
be helpful. We belong' to both the Augusta Minority Business Development
Center and the Metro AuglJlsta Chamber of Commerce but membership in
these organizations has not assisted us in obtaining clients. "
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STATE
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PAYOUTS
PERCENT OF
ALL PAYOUTS
GA 2057 80.79%
SC 86 3.38%
IL 44 1.73%
FL 28 1.10%
PA 27 1.06%
CA 27 1.06%
NC 26 1.02%
TX 25 0.98%
VA 19 0.75%
NY 19 0.75%
OH 18 0.71%
MD 15 0.59%
MA 14 0.55%
DC 13 0.51%
AL 13 0.51%
NJ 12 0.47%
MO 12 0.47%
MN 10 0.39%
CT 9 0.35%
CT 8 0.31%
TN 7 0.27%
KY 7 0.27%
MI 6 0.24%
KS 6 0.24%
WI 5 0.20%
MI 5 0.20%
OK 4 0.16%
IN 3 0.12%
IA 3 0.12%
OR 2 0.08%
NH " . 2, 0.08%
NE 2 0.08%
MS 2 0.08%
LA '2 0.08%
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GEORGIA
This Section presents anecdotal information captured during a number of
confidential interviews with nninority and women business owners in Richmond
County. These interviews pr,esent a picture of ,several different forms of
discrimination that currently (tffec! minority and women owned enterprises
(MWBE) in the Richmond County area. In fact interviews in Richmond County
revealed blatant, continuing, present day discrimination against MWBE's by the
government itself in addition to substantial evidence of private sector
discrimination. The forms of discrimination against minority and women owned
firms in Richmond County can be broadly characterized under three categories;
A. Discrimination dtmying market access to competitive MWBE's
B. Discrimination adversely affecting the ability of MWBE's to
compete
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Discrimination adversely affecting the availability of MWBE
firms
DISCRIMINATION DENYING MARKET ACCESS TO MWBE's
In Richmond County virtually all Respondents made reference to an
, entrenched system of bid mainipulation which favors majority businesses to the
detriment of MWBE's.
In addition, in a number of instances Richmond County has simply refused
to competitively bid items where the threat to entrenched majority businesses
from competent qualified MWBEs exists.
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with Richmond County, however after winning the bids the County failed to order
any supplies under the contract. I
Another African American supplier reported repeated attempts to do I
business with the county. According to this business owner he has repeatedly
urged Richmond County to bid the contracts in the area in which he provides. I
This business, supplies a substantial amount of its product to the Savannah River
Plant under federal government contracts. He has been unable to do business I
with Richmond County, The City of Augusta, Augusta Transit or The Richmond
County School Board. According to this business owner the contracts for the I
goods he provides are rarely bid. This business operator indicated that he
produced documentation to show the head of a public agency in Augusta that he I
was prepared to bid over 5% less for the product he supplies than the current
supplier. He stated "... the taxpayers could save thousands of dollars over the I
next few years". The contract for the product he supplies has yet to be bid by
that agency. I
Another African American business owner reported that he believed he I
has faced systematic exclusion. He reports that a common practice is for County
employees to contact "white owned" businesses and enlist their assistance in I
writing specifications that eventually end up being directed toward the products
these businesses supply. The user (the County employee with the requirement) I
then lists the available source as the white owned business when preparing the
purchase requisition. I
This vendor states that he often has contacted government users who I
claim they do not have a need for his product and he later finds their statements
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firms. This vendor also. stated that he has observed that many white vendors and
users are close on a personal level and often socialize and play golf together.
This vendor believes that the racially exclusive golf and country club atmosphere
in Augusta makes doing business much more difficult for African American
vendors, He cites as an example a particular experience he nad with Richmond
County. In this incident the using County agency contacted a local majority
business to supply the product initially. However, the dollar volume' of the
contract required competitive bidding. The minority business owner won the bid,
however, the majority owned business, protested to t~e user. The African
American business owner wa~i eV,entually awarded the bid. After performing and
submitting, his invoice the user too~ 60 days before approving the invoice. The
minority owner is convinced tlhatthe delay in approving payment was a result of
pressure applied by the frustrc!lted majority bidder and the relationship between
the user and the unsuccessful majority vendor.
In another incident this African American business owner was the low
bidder for a product but did not receive the award. He attempted to find out what
happened by contacting officials at Richmond County. He never determined
what happened in that situation.
In 1990 an African AmE!rican vendor bid on a potential contract for goods.
This was their first bid with thlB County. A non-minority firm, had almost
exclusively furni~hed these go'ods to the County for at least twenty-five years.
The bid request specified brand-name items from a specific company which
, would not sell to the MWBE' because of the company's exclusive contract with
the majority firm. The MWBE firm bid on the contract anyway, substituting their
comparable product; however{ they were not awarded the contract because they
could not get the specific goods specified without going through the majority firm.
The MWBE firm eventually located another MBE elsewhere from which they
could get the specified brand. When the other MBE contacted the brand
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manufacturer, they learned that they could not get the brand because the
manufacturer had it coded for Augusta (thus, the majority firm) and would not sell
to them.
This MWBE met with the .County Commission regarding their problems
doing business with the County and the next year, an "or equal" clause was put
into the request for bid. For the 1992-1993 purchase, the MWBEfirm were low
bidders and were awarded the contract. The majority firm, their competitor,
lodged a complaint but was unable to have the award overturned. The MWBE
proceeded with the contract, using the "equal" products and at the end of the
contract year, the head of the user department wrote a letter indicating their
satisfactory completion of th.e contract. For the 1993-94 contract, the MWBE
was not low bidder and, therefore, did not raise any questions regarding the
award.
For 1 994-1995, the MWBE was low bidder. Bid opening was around April
1994. This MWBE was not awarded the contract because the user claimed that
their product was not an "or equal". The MWBE vigorously disputes this.
The anecdotal testimony from virtually all of the MWBE's interviewed
indicated the presence of an exclusionary system which is more virulent than the
typical "good ole boy" systems at work in many jurisdictions. ,The system in
Richmond County, it appears from the anecdotal testimony, is more than merely
discriminatory; it borders upon corruption.
DISCRIMINATION ADVERSELY AFFECTING THE ABILITY OF MWBE'S TO
COMPETE
MWBE's virtually universally point to a lack of an opportunity to obtain
financing for their businesses as the most severe discriminatory barrier affecting
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their ability to compete. Several MWBE owners interviewed, cited specific
problems with local banks. According to a prominent African American business
person it is very difficult for African American businesses in particular to obtain
loans from banks and other t1raditional financial institutions. According to this
business person even banks which have national policies which encourage
, lending to minority businesse,s have "failed to get the message through in
Augusta". This business owner feels that local bank management is hobbled
with racial stereotypes which make them far less willing to do business with
minority firms, particularly those firms headed by African Americans.
Another MWBE owner related a specific incident: He attempted to borrow
money to perform on a contract he had in hand. As a member of the National
Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC), he applied through the
NMSDC's lending fund, whiclh is administered by a local bank in Augusta. The
MWBE owner says he went tl:l the bank to discuss the loan with the administrator
a white male, who told him that most small businesses fail because of poor
planning and many should not have gone into business in the first place. The
administrator further explained that his loan would be scrutinized as would any
other bank loan and, even though he spoke in generalities about small
businesses, the administrator seemed to the MWBE owner to be trying to convey
a discouraging message. It was his impression that the administrator was
attempting to use the bankin~J rules as a shield to keep from helping him obtain
the loan. The administrator even delved into how the minority owner had gotten
his business started in the first place without a loan. He was denied the loan.
Several MWBE contractors also indicated that they experienced substantial
discrimination in employment in Augusta prior to entering the business
marketplace. This is extremelly important because experience in the workplace is
a major component necessary for successful business ownership.
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One MWBE owner's perception of Richmond County is that it is rife with
white racism, affecting both African American entrepreneurs as well as
employees on traditional jobs. His own experience in the work force revealed the
existence of a glass ceiling under which his (and other blacks) pay and
advancement were already pre-determined, regardless of their qualifications. The
MWBE was employed with a national corporation at the Savannah River site and
describes it as the worst place he ever encountered, from the standpoint of
racism.
According to this MWBE owner the firm he worked for, which is a local
affiliate of a Fortune 500 firm, began a program to promote degreed people from
within. More blacks had degrees than the whites had anticipated, which resulted
in obvious, blatant preferences for, whites over the degreed blacks. As a result of
the Company's efforts, this business person who has a college degree ended up
in a majority white group, most of whom had GEDs instead of high school
diplomas or college degrees. Most members of the group made racial jokes,
including the supervisor. During his tenure, only one senior supervisor, who was
aware of the racial jokes, made any attempt to change the working environment.
Other management and supervision ignored the situation.
While this business owner was still employed at this national firms Augusta
affiliate, the company sponsored a vendor day aimed at recruiting minority
enterprises for their vendor base. Several white businessmen came into the firm
and confronted them regarding their attempts to do business with minorities. In
particular, the whites expressed concern over the potential threat to business
they had been doing with the firm for many years. Although the national firm
pursued the program, a lot of pressure was put on the minority businesses.
Audits of the minority businesses increased and as a result many of the
businesses were "weeded out" of the National firms system. The numbers of
minority businesses being utilized began to fall and several companies went out
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of business altogether. '
MWBE owners interviewed also expressed difficulties in obtaining bonding
and adequate technical assistance. Many of the business people indicated that
the combination of barriers faced under current conditions coupled with the
continuing present effects of past discrimination made it extremely difficult for
MWBE firms to compete in Richmond County.
DISCRIMINATION AOVERSL Y AFFECTING THE AVAILABILITY AND CAPACITY
OF MWBE FIRMS
It is generallyaccepted that no form of discrimination is more debilitating to
the growth and development of MWBE firms than prejudice, pre-conceived
notions on the part of customers and buyers about the limitations and capabilities
of MWBE's. These stereotypical attitudes are found in abundance in the
Richmond County marketplace.
Without exception, every MWBE owner interviewed related experience
with negative perceptions by potential customers and end users regarding their
ability to perform solely because of their status. One gentleman, a respected
Augusta businessman since the early 1960's recounted being told that he
needed more "experience to do business in Richmond County".
Another MWBE owner stated that heretofore, there have been no efforts to
involve blacks in County business activities, where the "Old Buddy" system
operates and blacks cannot be a part of the churches and country clubs where
so much of the business is done. As examples, he cites knowledge of
engineering contracts for which the County has claimed there were no blacks
engineers, yet black engineers came from Atlanta trying to do business. He says
the experience has been the same with construction contractors as well. With
respect to office supply contracts, janitorial contracts, attorneys services and
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paving contracts, this MWBE owner says that virtually none of the sizable sums
of money spent on such contracts is spent with minorities. As far as he knows,
none of the money the County has spent on land acquisition has been spent with
minorities either. He says no bid lists are prepared and the County justifies its
action by saying they used :suppliers with "good" reputations.
Another MWBE owner indicated that when he is talking to city and county
officials, he gets the impression that their primary concern is maintaining the
status quo-- keeping everything as it is. He states that his performance record is
clean, yet the city and county have awarded contracts to companies that have
not always performed well and that have other problems such as nonpayment of
taxes, unstable financial conditions, etc.
The barriers to quality employment opportunities coupled with
discrimination by financial institutions, a closed private sector market and an
entrenched "good ole boy" network in government contracting have a
tremendous negative impa~t on minority and women business owners. The
barriers to marketplace access experienced by local MWBE firms in Richmond
County have a chilling. effect on the formation of new MWBEs. The general
perception that there is no safe haven for minority and female businesses in
Augusta and Richmond County other than federal a-A contracts discourages the
formation of MWBE firms by individuals with the requisite education and
experience to form firms. The stifling employment picture in Richmond County
reduces the pool of potential business owners by cutting off the supply of
individuals with the experience, the capital and the credentials to form firms. The
combination of public and private sector discrimination in both business
ownership and employment exacerbate the historic economic underdevelopment
of the African American community in Richmond County and perpetuate the
continuing effects of past discrimination.
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Depa~tment of Economic Development of Richmond
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RACE NEUTRAL POLICIES: Checklist
For each possible race neutral policy listed, answer the four questions
below.
(1) Beneath each, policy indicate if it is or has been used. Write:
"Regularly", "Infrequently" or "Not at All".
(2) Indicate the approximate date that some action was last taken
regarding this policy.
(3) Give your opinion of the effectiveness of the policy at significantly
increasing the percentage utilization of minority and women businesses.
Simply write: "Effective", "Somewhat effective", "Not Effective".
( 4) Finally, add any comments that you would like qmcerning the policy or
its effectiveness.
. Advertising or publicizing opportunities in minority and
women oriented media.
(1). Is this policy used? - Regularly
(2). Date policy was last practiced. - Weekly
(3). Effectiveness of policy. - Not Effective
(4). Comments: Contractors are made aware of bids. They cannot
compete against larger contractors.
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Maintaining a directory of qualified MBEs and FBEs.
(1). Is this policy used? - Regularly
(2). Date policy was last practiced. - Ongoing
(3). Effectiveness of policy. - Somewhat Effective
(4). Comments: Vendors that are listed in directory are notified.
However, they fear that they cannot compete with
larger vendors.
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Sending agency representatives to networking sessions
sponsored by minority business and women business
development organizations.
(1). Is this policy used? - Regularly
(2). Date policy was last practiced. - October 1994
(3). Effectiveness of policy. Somewhat Effective
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Sponsoring or participating in networking sessions with
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('). Is this policy used? - Regularly
(2). Date policy was last practiced. - August 1994
(3). Effectiveness of .policy. - Somewhat Effective
(4). Comments: These networking sessions were used mostly when
joint Law Enforcement Center was bidded at an
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Providing financial support to organizations assisting minority
business and women business development.
('). Is this policy used? - Yes
(2). Date policy was last practiced.
(3). Effectiveness of policy.
(4). Comments: County established loan deposit program to assist
wit~ financial support to provide loans to
businesses with contracts with County. This
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Dividing large contracts into smaller components that are
more compatible with the size and capacity of MBEs and FBEs.
(1). Is this policy used? - No
(2). Date policy was last practiced.
(3). Effectiveness of policy.
< 4). Comments:
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Making special financing arrangements for MBEs and FBEs.
(1). Is this policy used? - Yes
(2). Date policy was last practiced. January 1992
(3). Effectiveness of policy.
(4). Comments: County established loan deposit program to assist
with financial support to provide loans to
businesses with contracts with County. This
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(1). Is this policy used? - No
(2). Date policy was last practiced.
(3). Effectiveness of policy.
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Providing technical or operational assistance.
(1). Is this policy used? - Yes
(2). Date policy was last practiced. - Ongoing
(3). Effectiveness of policy. - Somewhat Effective
(4). Comments: This is somewhat effective in terms of contractors
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Providing sensitivity training for agency employees.
(1). Is this policy used? - No
(2). Date policy was last practiced.
(3). Effectiveness of policy.
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Encouraging majority vendors to utilize MBEs and FBEs on
ventures financed by :the agency.
(1). Is this policy used? - No
(2). Date policy was last practiced.
(3). Effectiveness of policy.
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Cooperating with ~iriority-owned and women-owned business
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(1). Is this policy used? - Yes
(2). Date policy was last practiced. - Ongoing
(3). Effectiveness of policy. - Somewhat Effective
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Rotating the names of vendors used in soliciting bids.
(1). Is this policy used? Yes
(2). Date policy was last practiced. - Ongoing
(3). Effectiveness of .policy. - Somewhat Effective
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(1). Is this policy used? -: Yes
(2). Date policy was I.ast practiced. - August 1994
(3). Effectiveness of policy. - Somewhat
(4). Comments: The practice educates vendors on procedures.
However, vendors feel that they cannot compete.
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Serving as an information clearinghouse on opportunities.
(1). Is this policy used? - Yes
(2). Date policy was last practiced. - Ongoing
(3). Effectiveness of policy. - Somewhat
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Reducing the time -required to make payments to minority vendors
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(1). Is this policy used? - No
(2). Date policy was last practiced.
(3). Effectiveness of .policy.
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MINORITY VENDOR PO's ,1992
VENDOR NUMBER VENDOR NAME P. O. AMOUNT
1596 ACE TOOLE RENTAL $159.00
45 AUGUST A BLUEPRINT & MICRO $568.24
2753 AUGUST A FOCUS $4,973.49
7157 BEST EQUIPMENT $359.10
1910 BY -LIB $7,874.98
3189 CHARLIE WILLIAMS AUTO GLS $1,960.61
2674 COUNTY COURIER $6,093.50
6479 OCT SYSTEMS GROUP $27,921.35
630 EUBANKS HARDWARE $12,293.23
1141 FAIRWAY FORD OF AUGUSTA $231,408.70
2260 JOY EQUIPMENT DIST $2,751.75
4385 KATHIE'S SPECIAL T'S INC $7,241.50
321 MARTINEZ OFFICE SUPPL Y CO. $23,827.84
2531 METRO COUNTY COURIER $293.00
7059 P M R DISTRIBUTORS $293.14
7135 PRODUCT & SERVICES INC $377.00
7040 ROBERT'S & ROBRT'S OF AUGUSTA $7,200.00
2381 SAFEGUARD BUSINESS SYSTEM $2,305.88
7162 SIMOWITZ INTERIORS, SUSAN $3,430.00
1496 SOUTHSIDE ELECTRIC MOTOR $1,490.00
7075 THOMAS & SON IRON WORKS $1,025.00
4454 UNIFORMALS UNLIMITED $581.15
549 UNIVERSAL PLUMBING CO $1,065.15
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ALL P.O. ISSUED
ALL P.O. ISSUED 1992
VENDOR NUMBER VENDOR NAME P.O. AMOUNT
7032 W E UP JOHN . INSTITUTE $21 ;00
2856 $6,400.00
1395 3M $13,078.80
.1680 A & 0 CARPET INC. $3,338.31
6704 A & M APPRAISERS $148.00
1262 A & M PAPER CO $145.98
2645 A & W OIL CO INC. $182,951.68
1701 A-l LOCK & SAFE $53.00
1363 AAA # 1 TRANSMISSION SHOP . $850.00
2 AAA LOCK & KEY SERVICE $666.11
4069 AAARBOUR INC $91.91
8 AARBOUR POOL & PATIO $171.12
2939 AARBOUR POOL CO $678.47
1268 ABBOT Oil $628,996.13
1268 AC3 COMPUTER CENTER $194.59
5429 ACCESS ANALYTICAL SYSTEMS $630.00
9 ACCURATE TIME CLOCK $852.00
3548 ACE ELECTRIC SUPPLY $2,886.14
900 ACE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO $2,354.65
1596 ACE TOOLE RENTAL $159.00
2237 ACME BUSINESS PRODUCTS $29,305.51
4373 ACS COMMUNICATIONS INC $987.49
1234 ADAMS EQUIPMENT $5,395.91
10 ADAMS INDUSTRIAL HOSE INC $1,219.17
6781 ADT SECURITY SYSTEMS $10,940.00
6841 ADV ANCED PEST CONTROL $506.00
1385 ADV ANCED SERVS PEST CONTR $210.00
1427 AELE - JAIL BULLETIN $148.00
6911 AERIAL VIEWS INC $69.00
5245 ' AGNES AUTO PARTS $32,571.08
2803 AIKEN OVERHEAD DOOR $2,364.26
2855 AIKEN-AUGUST A SECURITY SY $3,377.99
5619 AIR T ARPMARKETING $4,060.35
1711 ALEXANDER BATTERY CO SE $784.70
1817 ALLEN TEST PRODUCTS $3,097.90
2657 ALL TELL SUPPL Y INC $2,922.49
1532 ALRICH ELECTRIC CONTRACTO $4,885.94
1895 AM MUL TIGRAPHICS $2,863.29
7114 AMER SOC FOR TRAINING & D $180.00
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6827 AMERICAN BLACK EMPLOYMENT $295.00
2357 AMERICAN BLUEPRINT. $1,898.86
7083 AMERICAN CADASTRE INC $45,700.00
2111 AMERICAN CARPET & VINYL $224.81
6854 AMERICAN CARPET ONE $5,512.99
1587 AMERICAN CITY & COUNTY $86.00
6807 AMERICAN CORRECTIONAL ASS $77.50
7098 AMERICAN CORRECTIONAL ASS $36.75
6798 AMERICAN ECONOMIC DEVEL C $45.00
6788 AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION $297.00
5955 AMERICAN HWY SIGN CORP $460.00
6853 AMERICAN INSTITUTIONAL $7,756.40
2213 AMERICAN LAFRANCE $40.42
2808 AMERICAN RED CROSS $102.00
2495 AMERICAN SAFETY & FIRE $3,855.47
6926 AMERICAN TEST CENTER $900.00
3868 AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSO $591.60
4425 AMMON'S PAPER CO $47,778.51
27 AMMON'S PAPER CO $7,469.96
5590 AMPEX RECORDING MEDIA COR $529.62
6703 ANALYTICAL SERVICE $170.00
2830 ANDERSON CHEMICAL COMPANY $719.60
6793 ANDERSON DEMOLITION, J W $27,800.00
7111 ANDERSON JR CONST CO, HER $261,633.50
136 ANDERSON MECHANICAL CO $1,991.00
6820 ANDERSON TIME EQUIPMENT $440.00
3469 ANDERSON, JW $3,400.00
774 ANTHONY'S RADIO & TV SERV $85.00
29 ANTOPOLSKY BROS HDWR $85.68
363 APAC - GEORGIA INC $6,861,065.89
7 APCINC $2,395.49
644 APPLIANCE LAND $650.00
3574 APPLIED SOLUTION $48,522.45
7057 AQUAFIRE PRODUCTS $75.00
524 ARI SUPPL Y CO $875.36
6982 AMSTRONG MEDICAL INDUSTRI $3,590.81
1273 ARROWOOD EQUIPMENT $3,931.07
6421 ASSOCIATES COMMERCIAL COR $40,530.00
3328 ASSOCIATION CTY COMM OF G $1 5.00
2714 AT&T PHONE CENTER $173.99
6809 A TCO MANUFACTURING COMPAN $170.00
521 ATLANTA BRUSH COMPANY $96.00
6716 ATLANTA CABLE COMPANY . $537.74
1776 ATLANTA JOURNAL $819.28
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7082 A TLANT A VENTILATOR WORKS $63.83
2769 ATLANTIC ENVELOPE CO $7,267.65
1523 ATLANTIC HEATING & AIR $2,687.88
2720 ATLANTIC MEDICAL SUPPLY $299.55
2780 - ATLANTIC SHEET METAL CO $53.97
2922 ATLANTIC SUPPLY & EQUIP $10,806.94
2941 ATLANTIC SUPPLY -& EQUIP $75.00
2922 ATLANTIC SUPPLY & EQUIP $25,003.92
2941 ATLANTIC SUPPLY & EQUIP $137.00
2922 ATLANTIC SUPPLY -& EQUIP $662.05
2941 ATLANTIC SUPPLY & EQUIP $93.60
2922 ATLANTIC SUPPLY-& EQUIP $100.88
2941 ATLANTIC SUPPLY & EQUIP $4,231.65
2909 ATLANTIC WOOD INDUSTRIES $1,829.40
41 AUDIO VISUAL CENTER .-.- $599.50
3262 , AUERBACH PUBLISHERS $300.83
6919 AUGUST A AUTO COLOR $807.85
1328 AUGUST A AUTO UPHOLSTRY $125.00
2323 AUGUSTA AUTOMATIC FIRE SY $1,934.10
44 AUGUST A BAG COMPANY $3,360.00
45 AUGUST A BLUEPRINT & MICRO $568.24
1559 AUGUST A BRACE INC $345.00
3789 AUGUST A BUMPER & GLASS IN $50.00
48 AUGUST A BURGLAR ALARM $1,223.00
2608 AUGUSTA CANVAS PRODUCTS $1,676.90
49 AUGUST A CHRONICLE $5,476.46
4479 AUGUST A CHRONICLE! AUG HER $944.92
5182 AUGUST A CHRONICLE/HERALD -- $267.29
430 AUGUST A CITY COUNCIL $320.00
1372 AUGUST A CITY COUNCIL $270.00
430 AUGUST A CITY COUNCIL - $400.00
1372 AUGUST A CITY COUNCIL - $270.00
3196 AUGUST A CITY COUNCIL $240.00
430 AUGUST A CITY - COUNCIL $320.00
1372 AUGUST A CITY COUNCIL $270.00
430 AUGUST A CITY COUNCIL $272.00
1372 AUGUST A CITY COUNCIL $240.00
52 AUGUST A CITY COUNCIL $297.90
430 AUGUST A CITY COUNCIL $1,416.00
1372 AUGUSTA CITY COUNCIL $1 20.00
430 AUGUSTA-CITY COUNCIL $2,896.00
58 AUGUST A COCA COLA $13,293.54
3038 AUGUST A COLLISION CENTER $10,616.48
59 AUGUST A CONCRETE BLOCK $3,308.00
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6281 AUGUSTA CREATIVE ARTS $238.55
6915 AUGUST A ELECTRIC $90.00
62 AUGUST A ELECTRIC MOTORS $49.10
2938 AUGUSTA ENGINE PARTS CO $596.36
63 AUGUST A FERTILIZER CO $4,075.05
5738 AUGUSTA FIRE PROTECTION I $2,025.00
2753 AUGUST A FOCUS $4,973.49
2203 AUGUSTA FORLlFT CO $398.27
64 AUGUST A FOUNDRY INC $1,104.00
65 AUGUST A GALLERY $1,413.80
5454 AUGUST A GARAGE DOOR SERVI $2,400.00
67 AUGUST A HERALD $7,718.12
69 AUGUST A JANITORIAL $10,630.82
583 AUGUSTA LAWN MOWER PARTS $1,721.25
71 AUGUST A MACHINE & WELDING $4,006.64
7117 AUGUST A MAGAZINE $1,040.36
6874 AUGUST A MARINE INC $2,056.54
73 AUGUST A MILL SUPPLY CO $8,255.95
490 AUGUSTA MINIT PRINT $502.95
75 AUGUST A MUSIC SERVICE $2,355.00
725 AUGUST A MY - T ANIK SEWER SE $6,21 5.00
76 AUGUST A OFFICE PRODUCTS $1,100.00
762 AUGUST A OVERHEAD DOOR CO $1,496.25
2109 AUGUST A PHYSICAL EXAM CENT $1,978.00
79 AUGUST A RADIOLOGY ASSOC $0.00
1277 AUGUST A RAILROAD SALVAGE $556.69
3164 AUGUST A READY MIX $58,710.18
3403 AUGUST A READY MIX INC $1,636.25
6451 AUGUST A REPROGRAPHICS $442.11
1985 AUGUST A ROOFING & METAL $8,695.00
7143 AUGUSTA RUBBER & GASKET C $572.72
1455 AUGUST A SASH & DOOR CO $484.61
432 AUGUST A SOUND INC $5,842.79
88 AUGUST A SPORTING GOODS $10,356.42
7161 AUGUST A TELEPHONE SALES & $120.00
90 AUGUST A TOOL & SPECIAL TV . $3,836.34
4109 AUGUST A TRAVEL $394.00
91 AUGUST A TROPHY & SPECIAL TV $55.68
1314 AUGUST A TRUCK SALES $18,991.17
335 AUGUST A VACUUM SERVICE $89.00
1339 AUGUST A WINNELSON CO $691.84
6947 AUGUST A-BANCROFT $178.75
92 AUSTIN ORNTL IRON WORKS $24.50
2310 AUTO AIR & SOUND INC $1,691.34
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5646 AUTO AIR AND SOUND $301 .45
7101 AUTOMATIC SIGNAL $4,636.00
94 AUTOMATIC SIGNAL DIV $5,892.00
95 AVRETT HARDWARE CO $2,306.31
6419 A WWA MEMBER SERVICE DEPT $91.55
97 AYERS WIRE ROPE $1,551.86
1953 B & B INDUSTRIAL SALES $7,483.17
6564 B & B SALES $54.72
2021 B & H TOOL SUPPLY CO $49.20
7157 BEST EQUIPMENT $359.10
763 B/E ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR $55,127.00
1971 BABBITT HEATING & AC COMP $2,1 65.40
216 BADGER METER CO $83,440.73
4903 BAILEY'SCOMM & ELECTRON I $6,450.50
2332 BAKER BROS INC $4,656.73
2252 BAKER R K OFFICE SUPPLIES $200.00
2481 BALLARD TRUCK & TIRE CO $570.00
893 BANCROFT $542.10
110 BANNER UNIFORMS $4,707.75
6825 BARNES CERAMIC CO $55.69
6935 BARNES CERAMICS $1,299.30
117 BARNEYS PHARMCY $456.00
118 BARRETT SUPPLY CO $1,049.55
6873 BARRETT TREE CO $1,250.00
2789 BARTON & BARTON CONTR AUG $14,867.00
3032 BASS AUTO TOPS $140.00
866 BASS SIGNAL CORPROA TION $39,500.00
6420 BAXTER & BECKHAM CO INC $5,052.93
6862 BAXTER SCIENTIFIC $19.64
6983 BBC OFFICE SYSTEMS INC $222.74
1712 BEARING DISTRIBUTORS INC $724.12
1977 BEAUFORD GLASS CO INC $131.00
6878 BEECH ISLAND LAWN & GARDE $23.37
3233 BELAIR BUILDING SUP & SAL $54.95
5244 BELL FATIQUE CO $538.50
2661 BELLSOUTH COMMUNICATIONS $13,252.49
7008 BELLSOUTH TELECOMUNICA TI $453.52
132 BENNETT"GAS CO $3,609.00
137 BENTLEY OFFICE 'MACH CO $2,664.60
1274 BERGE MD, DONA VON 0 $0.00
3928 BERRIE WELL DRILLING $1,020.00
6889 BESAL SERVICES INC $634.48
2623 BESSON BRIAN G & ASSOC $40,530.00
1831 BEST DATA PRODUCTS INC $47,421.85
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1703 BESTESTINC $997.50
6828 BETH SHEEHAN TRAVEL $1,178.00
6893 BIBB CONTROL SYSTEMS $297.00
2201 BIBB SUPPLY CO $494.00
143 BIGGER BROS INC $40,046.29
5376 BILL HEARD CHEVY CO $1,679.15
2205 BLACK ENTERPRISE $28.95
80258 BLACKBURN MEAT PROCESSORS $678.40
3527 BLACKBURN'S MEAT PROCESSING $27,204.38
2652 BLAIR CONSTRUCTION CO $1,481,215.45
6811 BLALOCK TREE SERVICE $805.00
6895 BLOCK LAUNDRY MACHINE CO $156.18
2943 BNA BOOKS DISTRIBUTION $128.00
1948 BOARDMAN OIL SUPPLY $1,431.29
2688 BOB BARKER COMPANY $29,993.03
125 BOB BEARD FORD $267.60
7166 BOB BENNETT FORD LINCOLN $135.85
3428 BOB MADDOX DODGE $75.10
639 BOB MADDOX DODGE $97.20
3428 BOB MADDOX DODGE $476.30
639 BOB MADDOX DODGE $368.00
3428 BOB MADDOX DODGE $573.85
639 BOB MADDOX DODGE $208.05
3428 BOB MADDOX DODGE $980.58
639 BOB MADDOX DODGE $26.46
5921 BOB RICHARDS CHEVROLET IN $103,105.00
5137 BOBBY JONES FORD $21,001.26
155 BORDEN DAIRY $31,235.34
6880 BORDEN PEST CONTROL INC $10,391.60
6449 BOTTOM LINE/PERSONAL $88.00
6810 BOUND TREE NORTH AMERICAN $126.00
164 BOWMAN PRODUCTS DIV $2,663.27
162 BOWMAN-WHEELER SECURITY S $1,367.30
7158 BRAD RAGAN INC $1,309.92
7160 BRAD RAGAN INC $978.68
6897 BRANUMS SEWING & VACUUM C $229.95
2113 BRASWELL ELECTRIC $16,296.33
2786 BASWELL PUMP & ELECTRO $164.00
6840 BRETT'S AUGUST A TRANSFER $1,000.00
2596 BROOMES FARM & HME CENTER $18.75
2568 BROWN & RADIOLOGY ASSOCIA $0.00
6933 BROWN FEED & SEED $117.47
6892 BROWN, WILLIAM D $815.00
4203 BRUNING CO $375.34
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2503 BSN CORPORATION $199.00
2448 BSN SPORTS $2,662.74
711 BUCKEYE BUSINESS PRO INC $1,795.64
3633 BUCKEYE BUSINESS PRODUCTS $969.61
173 BUDGET SEWER &. DRAIN $5,088.35
1795 BUILDERS HARDWARE & SPEC $245.24
3404 BUILDERS SQUARE $321.15
2351 BUILDERS SQUARE $1,382.53
6894 BUlL TRITE TRAILERS $1,470.00
2957 BULLDOG COMPUTERS $41 6.00
174 BURCH LOWEINC $8,911.53
7137 BUREAU OF BUSINESS PRACTI $41.04
6987 BUREAU OF NA T'L AFFAIRS $72.36
175 BUREAU OF NAT'L AFFAIRS $1,640.00
6224 BUSBY'S HEATING & AIR $5,019.67
433 BUSBYS HEAT & AIR COND $771,978.00
1822 BUSINESS RECORDS CORP $1,550.00
6829 BUSINESS RECORDS CORP $1 50.00
2502 BUSINESS RECORDS CORP $150.00
1822 BUSINESS RECORDS CORP $300.00
2502 BUSINESS RECORDS CORP $1 50.00
1822 BUSINESS RECORDS CORP $600.00
6829 BUSINESS RECORDS CORP $1 50.00
1822 BUSINESS RECORDS CORP $603.1 5
5143 BUSINESS RECORDS CORP EAS $450.00
3187 BUSINESS RECORDS CORPORA T $150.00
5498 BUTLER PAPER CO . $32,868.89
1910 BY -LIB $7,874.98
1984 BYRD'S ELECT & PLUMBING $1,153.77
3516 C & B TOWNING $2,529.00
3929 C & B WELDING & FABRICATI $320.00
4653 C & S CONSTRUCTION CO $2,447.50
187 C & W EQUIPMENT & SYPPL Y $923.06
189 C & W TIRE SERVICE $22,581.75
6743 C 0 PUBLICATIONS $239.00
6865 CABLE PLUS INC $499.00
1524 CADLE TIRE & SUPPLY $2,127.26
6775 CALAMITY JANES $300.00
7141 . CALGON VESTAL $427.60
6842 CALIF PROFESSIONAL MFG IN $1,587.60
7081 CALL ONE INC $755.40
3475 C~MERA REPAIRMAN $78.00
985 CAMERA REPAIRMAN $78.00
3475 CAMERA REPAIRMAN $243.10
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197 CAMERON & BARKLEY] $875.78
70196 CAMERON & BARKLEY $33.90
197 CAMERON & BARLEY $11,021.04
1308 CAMPERLAND $125.94
6969 CAPITAL BUS LINES $164.50
491 CAREER DYNAMICS $46.48
26 CAREY JOHNSON LASCHOBER $10,700.00
2375 CAR VINSON INST GOVERN $53.00
6976 CARLISLE SYNTEC SYSTEMS . $1,816.32
263 CAROL ELECTRIC SUPPLY $1,679.22
4284 CAROL ELECTRIC SUPPLY $93.60
263 CAROL ELECTRIC SUPPLY $1,422.78
4284 CAROL ELECTRIC SUPPLY $115.30
263 CAROL ELECTRIC SUPPL Y $250.27
3664 CAROLINA CABLE & CONNECTOR . $3,969.61
2415 CAROLINA CRANES INC $2,563.50
1677 CAROLINA HOSE & HYDRAULIC $1,593.23
200 CAROLINA STEEL $422.28
1480 CARPENTER, JACK $180.00
199 CARPET MART . $1,978.90
1408 CARPET SHOP INC $828.53
6929 CARQUEST $340.27
6970 CARTER'S CERAMICS $490.12
6872 CARTER'S CERAMICS $173.47
1378 CASE POWER $170.92
262 CASE POWER & EQUIP CO $7,628.91
186 CASH BATTERY CO $7,344.00
206 CASH REGISTER SYSTEM $1,667.35
2940 CASTAWAY CERAMICS $10,294;46
207 CASTLEBERRY CL YOE CO $15,917.25
585 CA TERPILLAR FINANCIAL SER $71,481.12
5996 CA TS CRAFTS $42.12
208 CA YE W C & CO $10,591.17
6755 CCG SYSTEMS $1,785.00
6939 CCG SYSTEMS $50.00
6755 CCG SYSTEMS $2,167.81
3160 CDI CABINET SUPPLIES $6,796.37
2777 CELLULAR ONE $5,342.80
6996 CENTURY INDUSTRIES INC $6,831.00
2881 CHAMBERS OFFICE MACHINES $4,186.00
1253 CHAMPION MAP CO $4,579.00
976 CHARLIE AUTO PARTS $115.00
3189 CHARLIE WILLIAMS AUTO GLS $1,960.61
6262 CHARLIE'S AUTO GLASS $677.63
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5649 CHARLIE'S AUTO PARTS $401.78
5259 CHICORP FINANCIAL SERVICE $45,642.12
1641 CHLORINATOR SALES & SERV . . $6,347.00
236 CHUCK CAMPBELL WALLPAPER ~ $911.20
7084 CINCINNATI BELL INFO SERV $20,000.00
1360 CIRCUIT CITY $3,198.55
229 CITIES SUPPLY CO $176,497.15
4268 CITIES SUPPLY. CO INC $17,621.92
6966 CITY MANAGER OFFICE $1 7.00
69234 CITY OF AUGUST A $560.00
242 CITY PUBLISHING $168,817.00
6812 CIVIL ENGINEERING NEWS $24.00
1608 CLAFFEY PRINTING CO $9,494.00
2025 CLARK BOARDMAN CALLAGHAN $995.74
6852 CLARK-BOARDMAN~CALLAGHAN $101.18
6372 CLASSIC COMPUTER PRODUCTS $264.55
234 CLAUSSEN CONCRETE CO $7,519.99
6835 CLOTH N GENERAL $20.00
253 CLYBURN, JIM $3,643.00
2311 CMI/MPH $27,467.00
6949 COASTAL CHLORINATOR & UTI . $966.00
1644 COF $17,842.50
1823 COLLISION EXPERTS INC $21,996.30
5883 COLONIAL BAKERY $6,773.19
258 COLONIAL BAKING CO $456,845.01
1853 COLOR TITLE COMPANY $217.51
6902 COLUMBIA SHEET METAL INC $95.00
260 COMM SYSTEMS INC $20,152.65
1768 COMMERCE CLEARING HSE INC $175.00
7058 COMMERCIAL SERVICES $474.00
6932 COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE $100.00
5384 COMPAQ COMPUTER CORPORATI $18,104.00
7110 COMPUTER GROUP, THE $973.00
2719 COMPUTER PERIPHERAL SYSTEM $795.00
4505 COMPUTER VISION $5,331. 72
7070 CONSOLIDATED P[LASTIC CO I $90.00
3871 CONSTRUCTION BOOKSTORE IN $266.30
7146 CONTINENTAL LIGHTING INC $64.62
7041 CONTRACT PHYSICIAN SERVIC $753.00
1437 CONTROL SPECIALISTS CO $443.50
2473 COOK DANK ASSOC ADVERTISING $1,240.50
271 COOK'S MACHINE SHOP $2,530.17
5101 COOK'S MACHINE SHOP INC $473.39
2911 COpy DATA CORP $34,904.26
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2462 CORONET FILMS $895.00
2674 COUNTY COURIER $6,093.50
2563 CRANSTON ROBERTSON & $466,699.50
6988 CREATIVE CANV AN PRODUCTS $2,650.00
1785 CROMERS P-NUTS $3,894.94
283 CRYSTAL COLOR $6,561.65
7069 CSI CONSTRUCTION CO INC $2,120.00
7034 CSPIINUT ACTION HEAL THLET $19.95
1448 CSRA CAMPERLAND INC $115.50
184 CSRA CERAMICS $9,275.20
7029 CSRA FIRE EXTINGUISHER $116.40
3624 CSX TRANSPORTATION INC $350.00
284 CULPEPPER REPT SERVICE $354.20
2745 CULPEPPER, NANNCY $42.00
285 CUMMINGS GA DIESEL $1,067.29
7079 CUMMINS ALLISON CORP $7,195.00
7113 CUMMINS MIUTRY SYSTEMS $190.00
6364 CUMMINS SOUTH INC $6,267.91
292 D & D ELECTRIC $3,179.90
2160 DAILY REPORT COMPANY $95.00
286 DAITCH & CO $15,141.46
1371 DANIEL ELECTRIC . $1,440.00
6936 DANIEL MEMORIAL INSTITUTE $1 99.00
2724 DANIEL TECHNOLOGY $662.17
2391 DARBY PRINTING COMPANY DARTEK $3,148.64
3975 DARTEK COMPUTER SUPPLY CO $36.90
2250 DASCO $2,491.80
5141 DA T A PLEX CORPORATION $3,158.95
6792 DATA RESEARCH INC $86.00
303 DA VCO CORPORATION $4,221.31
6916 DA VID M GRIFFITH & ASSOC $21,000.00
5193 DA VID AGGREGATES CORPORA T $105.00
297 DA VIS APPLIANCE $898.38
3906 DA VIS EQUIPMENT & RENTAL $954.00
289 DA VIS EQUIPMENT RENTAL . $968.03
337 DA VIS METER & SUPPLY CO $52,754.00
299 DA VIS ROGER & ASSOCIATES $1,200.00
1696 DA Y -TIMERS $133.23
7167 DA YTONA CAR CARE $156.00
6479 DCT SYSTEMS GROUP $27,921.85
963 DECA $394.90
6688 DEERE CREDIT SERVICE $48,192.00
1197 DEL T A AIRLINES $500.00
6952 DELTA MUNICIPAL SUPPLY CO $2,835.50
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2427 DENOMINATOR CO $340.46
6162 DENTION EQUIPMENT INC $298.22
2968 DEPT OF ADM SERVICES $516.00
2313 DEPT OF ADM SERVICES $1,394.00
2968 DEPT OF ADM SERVICES $600.00
2313 DEPT OF ADM SERVICES $1,772.53
2968 DEPT OF ADM SERVICES $200.00
2313 DEPT OF ADM SERVICES $1,200.00
2968 DEPT OF ADM SERVICES $5.00
2709 DEPT OF LAW ST OF GA . $581.00
5206 DEPT OF REVENUE $75.00
5890 DETENTION EQUIPMENT INC $125.22
5258 DIAL PAGE $3,227.66
532 DICKINSON NICHOLAS/ ASSOC $972,208.56
2480 DICKSON C C CO $3,218.50
2333 DICKSON COMPANY $499.00
2836 DICTAPHONE $210.00
316 DICTAPHONE CORP $532.00
6903 DICTAPHONE CORP $540.00
316 DICTAPHONE CORP $351.95
7063 DICTAPHONE CORP $1,395.00
316 DICTAPHONE CORP $1,316.25
1387 DIEBOLD INC $480.00
2965 DIESEL INJECTION OF GA $4,257.19
317 DILLARD PAPER CO $829.19
5923 DILLARD PAPER CO $1,334.71
317 DILLARD PAPER CO $100.36
5923 DILLARD PAPER CO $110.10
317 DILLARY PAPER CO $2,769.93
5923 DILLARD PAPER CO $200.72
317 DILLARD PAPER CO $328.12
5923 DILLARD PAPER CO . $72.84
1431 DITCH WITCH OF GEORGIA $1,322.12
6546 DIVER SUPPLY $16.81
2951 DIVERSIFIED COMPUT 4ERS $3,681.00
7149 DIVERSITY CORP $259.95
319 DIXIE BEARINGS INC $1,687.89
1482 DIXIE COMMUNICATIONS $162.72
6 DIXIE ELECTRONICS INC $134.20
6 DIXIE ICE & COAL CO $487.35
5484 DIXIE LOCK & SAFE $1,262.80
19 DIXIE LOCK & SAFE CO $179.50
3238 DIXIE TREE SERVICE $5,757.00
5622 DOAS CENTRAL SUPPLY $200.00
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1590 DOAS SURPLUS PROPERTY (FE $1,943.50
406 DOAS SURPLUS PROPERTY (ST $20.00
322 DOMINICA REC PRODUCTS $3,999.00
2124 DON'S TRUCK & TRAILER CO $9,567.50
6938 DONALDSON COMPANY $590.11
3725 DOW ELECTRONIC $1 36.00
921 DOW ELECTRONICS $252.00
7127 DOYLE PUBLISHING $24.00
1304 ORA WING BOARD INC . $259.20
6687 ORA WING BOARD, THE $51 8.40
6718 ORA WING BOARD, THE $648.00
2571 DUBOIS CHEMICALS INC $491.55
3431 DUKE BUICK $953.39
326 DUKE BUICK INC $139.67
327 DUNAWAY CLYDE $1,300.00
2246 DUNCAN DRUGS $0.00
2182 DUPLICATING SYSTEMS INC $18,597.20
6979 DURREN CO J K $302.00
7112 EAGLE UTILITY CONTRACTING $328,730.93
331 EAST GA SUPPLY $39,474.47
3432 EAST GA SUPPLY CO $1,850.00
1735 EASTERN BUSINESS FORMS IN $11,787.27
1997 EASTERN RIDGE LIME CO LP $19,642.50
2397 ECONO PAINT & BODY $173.00
2710 ECONOMICS LA BORA TORY INC $16,383.67
2737 EDDIE'S MUFFLER SERVICE $4,238.00
6977 EDS CORP $57,407.50
6957 EDS/INFOCEL $7,200.00
334 EDWARDS TOP & BODY $70.00
4985 ELECTION RESOURCES CORPOR $500.00
2180 ELECTIONS ADM REPORTS $147.00
336 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT $37,339.30
5487 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT CO $7,063.15
4921 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT CO I $3,121.94
351 ELECTRO MECH CORP $1,647.95
6686 EMED CO INC $126.00
343 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT $38,568.23
6863 EMERGENCY RESPONSE $591. 78
353 EMICKE V W ASSOCIATE $125.00
1442 EMPIRE PIPE & SUPPL Y CO $43,300.55
354 EMPL Y DATA FORMS INC $73.75
6837 ENGLESIDE ELECTRIC $1,519.69
4111 ENR . $54.00
6882 '. ENVIROMETRICS $4,400.00
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1428 EUBANKS AUTO & TRK ALIGN $842.50
630 EUBANKS HARDWARE $12,293.23
6301 EXECUTONE $53,369.00
1648 F M ASSOCIATES LIMITED $1,975.00
1141 FAIRWAY FORD OF AUGUSTA $231,408.70
350 FAT MANS FOREST $1 28,041.00
1502 FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP $25,575.00
6067 FEIMSTER-PETERSON INC $67,378.00
1546 FENDER'S GARAGE $240.00
2125 FERGUSON ENTERPRISES INC $256.14
362 FERGUSON'S $34,126.13
1902 FERREL GAS $253.50
6732 FIRE PROTECTION PUBLICATION $2,857.95
7012 FIRE TECH $2,880.00
1521 FIRE & POLICE REPORTERL RPT $276.00
6980 FIRST IMAGE MANAGEMENT CO . $250.02
5370 FIRST PLACE TROPHY $504.50
385 FISHBIN MD, SUMNER L $0.00
1298 FISHER SCIENTIFIC $10,013.04
973 FLA V-Q-RICH INC $7,995.12
2754 FLEMING AUTO PARTS $2,249.95
6959 FLEMING ELECTRICAL CONTRA $4,500.00
2522 FLEMING TRIE & WHEEL $14,799.51
6901 FLEX-Q-LITE $5,850.00
386 FOGEL'S CARPET & VINYL $1,357.85
2591 FOLEY -BRODGEN PRODUCTS $26,144.40
477 FOLK'S CERAMICS $164.62
2562 FONVILLE PRINTING CO $288.90
6845 FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT $11,824.00
2373 FORT'S CLEANERS $503.75
2990 FOSTER DIXIANA $248.00
6747 FOTOAU $61.95
375 FOUR SEASONS GARDEN $2,500.00
379 FOX APPLIANCE PTS $1,035.44
2146 FOX DISTRIBUTORS INC $2,031.04
2121 FOX V ALLEY MARKEETING SYS $2,670.00
4971 FOXBORO COMPANY, THE $60.85
1741 FROTHINGHAM R C $1,103.50
4073 FULCHER'S WRECKER SERVICE $2,475.00
2867 FULTON CO DAILY REPORT $350.20
1982 FUTURE COMPOUNDING MFG $3,157.00
7056 G NEIL CO $102.71
411 G T DISTRIBU $23,886.37
448 G&R ELECTRIC CO $592.00
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4790 GA ASSO OF JUVENILE CT $15.00
6425 GA AUTOBODY REPAIR $9,594.82
2783 GA BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION $802.00
435 GA CAROLINA MFG CO $97.90
409 CA CAROLINA PAPER $511.37
101 CG CAROLINA REFUSE & WAST $4,218.75
5425 GA CAROLINA WELDING $1,055.93
416 GA CORR INDUSTRIES $17,91 6. 18
6831 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $784.17
6832 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $15.15
6831 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $1,593.72
6832 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $79.20
6831 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $3,526.67
7067 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $980.00
6832 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $196.02
6831 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $1,372.14
2928 GA COUNTY GUIDE $15.00
1414 GA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR $1,605.00
7060 GA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR $87.47
5353 GA DEPT OF ARGICUL TURE $30.00
4072 , GA DEPT OF AGRICULTURE $6,1 20.00
7124 GA DEPT OF NATURAL RESOUR $12,000.00
3718 GA DEPT OF PUBLIC SAFETY $300.00
7086 GA FIREFIGHTER CLOWN SOCI $65.00
2483 GA INDUSTRIES/THE WICKlIF $1,358.00
417 GA LOCK & SAFE $1 81. 80
2629 GA POOL & SPA $3,743.15
424 GA POWER $172,415.10
425 GA POWER CO $8,246.89
4339 GA POWER COMPANY $3,322.00
4382 GA PRISON WARDENS ASSN $240.00
1783 GA PROBA TRE NOTES $195.00
3515 GA REC & PARK ASSOCIATION $2,061.45
2255 GA SCALE COMPANY $1,594.00
437 GA TRANE SERV AGENCY $51 5.00
615 GA TURF & TREE EQUIP CO $5,900.00
1499 GAILEY TROPHY CO $3,731.50
6624 GANDALF SYSTEMS CORP $80,348.98
6371 GARDENCTY PT & DECORA TIN $1,820.85
6779 GARDNER & ASSOCIATES $165.00
395 GARY CONCRETE CO $2,41 1.05
5892 GAY & TAYLOR $180.00
5510 GE CAPITAL $79,395.36
2018 GENERAL BINDING $249.80
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5623 GENERAL BINDING CORPROA TION $100.63
405 GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY - $22,940.93
1369 GENTRY POULTRY CO _ $17,664.96
7165 GEORGIA ADJUSTMENT CO $82.50
6896 GEORGIA CRIME LAB $49.60
6833 GEORGIA FASTENERS $764.71
6298 GEORGIA FIRE ACADEMY $20.00
6529 GEORGIA POWER $5,220.00
6632 GEORGIA POWER ~OMPANY $1,210.00
6795 GEORGIA RECORDS ASSOC $10.00
6930 GEORGIA WATER WISE COUNCI $1 5.00
7159 GERALD ROBINSON'S PAINT C $116.00
441 GLASS SERVICE CTR $659.38
446 GLIDDEN DURKEE . $18,592.83
2847 GLIDDEN DURKEE CO $303.48
33 GLOBAL COMPUTER SUPPLIES $236.40
6385 GLOBEX DECOR $1 20.00
6881 GLOVES INC $1,801.99
4192 GMIS INTERNATIONAL HEADQT $200.00
2666 GODMAN & ASSOC, GEORGE L $26,760.00
1567 GOLDEN ANDERSON VALVE DIV $611.00
4430 GOLDEN LILY ARTS & CRAFTS $35.00
6776 GOODE BROTHER'S $15,747.38
450 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE $1,195.75
1342 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE $56,544.08
450 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE $1,220.75
1342 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE $16,953.88
6946 GOVERNING $9.00
6953 GOVERNING $9.00
7015 GOVERNMENT INSTITUTE INC $114.00
720 GOVT FINANCE OFFICERS AS $2,471.00
6885 GRAHAM & ASSOC, H LAWSON $9,500.00
5462 GRAINGER $6,561.65
7102 GRAPHIC $125.00
6805 GRAPHIC MANAGEMENT GROUP $2,354.00
5902 GRAPHIX SOURCE $100.00
7065 GRA VES ENVIRONMENTAL SERV $15,723.00
453 GRA VES OF AUGUSTA $4,084.57
6951 GRECO MANUFACTURING INC $8,900.00
1242 GREEN THUMB $7,008.46
1835 GREEN THUMB WEST $3,760.00
457 GREENSINC $34,014.54
7123 GRIFFITH & ASSOC LTD, DAV $11,600.00
3192 GRUMMAN EMERGENCY PRODUCT $5,000.00
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6316 GSC ENVIRONMENTAL LA BORA T $10,710.00
4834 GULF STATES DISTRIBUTORS $6,588.00
4536 GUNTER & BANKS $435.00
2597 H & H INSULATION $342.60
70311 H E MOON GLASS CO INC $135.62
1251 HACH CHEMICAL COMPA Y $7,067.70
1970 HAGIN'S TRIM SHOP $495.00
464 HAJOCA CORP $95.70
1154 HALL'S REBUILT ENGINES CO $1,600.00
1451 HAMMETT CONSTRUCTION CO $400.00
7020 HAMMETT ELECTRICAL UTILIT $960.00
2676 HAMMOND CARPET CLEANERS $780.62
6991 HANDS ON LEARNING $4,855.00
6994 HANNAN, DR RED M $0.00
924 HARDWICK-MORRISON CO $125.00
832 HARLESS FIRE EQUIPMENT $128.70
1221 HARMON & GLASS COMPANY $210.00
481 HAROLD SALES & SERVICE $39,165.03
485 HARRISON CO $3,057.55
628 HARRY"S SAW SHOP $755.00
6252 HA YES SERVICE CENTER $360.00
965 HA YNIE R J & ASSOCIATES $24,916.00
6818 HBJ $135.00
7033 HEALTH CONFIDENTIAL $29.95
2866 HEPHZIBAH HARDWARE $452.16
746 HERTZ EQUIPMENT COMPANY $214.50
7030 HEWLETT PACKARD $626.75
123 HEWLETT -PACKARD $729.00
7024 HEWLETT -PACKARD $1,614.52
2936 HI TECH POWER SYSTEM INC $573.85
507 HIGHLAND ANIMAL HOSP $193.85
2235 HILLYARD INC $3,441.58
511 HOBART SALES & SERVICE $1,201.50
1934 HODGE H E CO INC $552.00
513 HOLLINS RADIATOR SER $468.86
2015 HOLMES UPHOLSTERY SHOP $360.01
1281 HOLOX L TD $5,047.97
566 HOME QUARTERS WAREHOUSE $1,057.94
1301 HOMEFOLKS WHOLESALE INC $1,358.62
5503 HORNET FOUNDATION INC $270.00
2680 HOUSE STAFF EDUCATION FND $3,120.00
516 HOW ARD LUMBER CO $5,958.10
2004 HOWARD LUMBER COMPANY $93.53
1972 HOWARD'S PT & BODY SHOP $5,201.17
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6920 HUBERT MERCHANDISE $395.00
519 HUDSON LANDSCAPE $196.67
3654 HUDSON"S LANDSCAPING & NU $11,805.1 2
2052 HUNTER'S PT & BODY WORKS $38,192.48
2485 HUNTER-KNEPSHIELD COMPANY $99.00
6978 IE S $6,132.53
2756 ICLE $41 .75
2064 ICSI $1,636.36
528 IDENTI-KIT CO INC $408.00
6789 IMAGING TECHNOLOGY $4,239.54
2631 IMMEDIATE TRANSFER SHOP $642.60
6305 IMPERIAL POOLS $1,061.00
6028 INDCHEM INC $60,660.00
6547 INDIAN SPRINGS MANUFACTUR $1,254.00
531 INDUSTRIAL RUBBER & SUPPL $16,168.78
5587 INFOCUS MAGAZINE $48.00
3974 INGERSOL -RAND $32,013.00
4803 INGERSOL -RAND $380.00
6198 INGESIDE ELECTRIC $1,545.43
1463 INSTITUTE OF INTERNAL AUD $72.00
6922 INSTRUMENTATION & ELECTRI $4,655.96
6791 INSTRUMENTATION & ELEC SE $365.00
3758 INT ASSN OF CREDIT CARD I $60.00
535 INT'L ASSN OF ASSESSING 0 $60.00
2176 INT'L PERSONNEL MGT ASSOC $342.00
4642 INT AB INC $13,732.59
2600 INTELOGIC TRACEINC $5,076.00
1655 INTERIOR & EXTERIOR ASSOC $1,316.00
3035 INTERSTATE EQUIPMENT $234.98
7129 INTERSTATE MA TLS/SUPLS OF $5,442.00
538 INTERSTATE SUPPLY CO $5,594.57
7134 INTERTEC PUBLISHING $2,043.00
1557 INTERTEC PUBLISHING CORP $110.00
539 INTOXIMETERS INC $1,778.50
1534 IRELAND ELEC & SUPPL Y CO - $158.57
5106 IRELAND ELECTRIC SUPPLY C $2,055.38
6860 IRON AGE PROTECTIVE CO $300.00
895 IRON PEDDLERS $8,553.00
7148 IRWIN SEATING COMPANY $19,433.50
1027 ISCO INC $242.54
7087 ITT FL YGT CORP $1,265.00
17 IV AN. ALLEN CO. $1,972.35
6717 J & T SERVICE CENTER $1,494.36
542 JACKSON CO INC. E I $11,689.17
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6726 JAMAR TECHNOLOGIES $461.45
960 JASPER ENGINE $3,185.00
2620 JA YS MUSIC CENTER $547.00
6850 JEFFERSON ELECTRIC CORPOR $5,250.00
6568 JEFFERSON ELECTRIC MEMBER $2,800.00
6719 JEFFRSON, ANDREW $85.00
548 JENKINS FORD $108,714.89
2098 JIMM'S SIGN SHOP $680.00
550 JOHANNSEN'S INC $116,910.98
7126 JOHNNY HOWARD PAINT & BOD $3,140.00
551 JOHNNY'S PAINT & BODY $3,140.00
6876 JOHNSON & ASSOC PAINT CON $4,550.00
2276 JOHNSON LASCHOBER ASSOC $9,224.77
557 JOHNSON MOTOR CO $938.77
5533 JOHNSON UTILITIES INC $707,251.20
6960 JOHNSTON'S FRAME & ALlGNM $250.00
3707 JONES INTERCABLE $3,600.00
2260 JOY EQUIPMENT DIST $2,751.75
572 K & P AUTO MACHINE SHOP $688.24
570 K, MART . $1,001.27
89184 K MART , $58.69
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89184 K MART $28.97
570 K MART $7,179.85
89184 K MART $72.00
570 K MART $3,553.21
1860 K-MART $728.77
6884 KAHN CONSTRUCTION, M 13 $934,743.32
4261 KAISER ALUMN & CHEMICAL C $18,737.50
573 KAMO MFG CORP $17,504.12
6836 KAPAK CORPORATION $369.20
5826 KAST-A-WAY SWIM WEAR $1,038.00
4385 KA THIE'S SPECIAL T'S INC $7,241.50
304 KATHIE'S T'S' $652.50
2492 KEN'S SIGN SHOP $85.00
1921 KETCH-ALL COMPANY $564.00
7049 KID KAR $23.69
6799 KIGHT, DR FRED J $80.00
93 KINSEY'S AUTO SUPPLY $1,005.94
1222 KIRBY 'LOCKSMITH $1,343.50
593 KOCH MATERIALS COMPANY $23,753.32
3854 KRAFT INC $18,141.95
592 KUSTOM SIGNALS INC $14,550.00
6268 L & M TV SALES & SERVICE $45.00
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5505 L & S ELECTRIC CO $2,950.00
1286 L D & SONS ; $138.60
6821 . LA EDUCATIONAL MEDIA $464.00
6934 LABOR RELATIONS IFO SYST $74.35
85 LANDIS & GYR POWERS INC . $21,303.04
1670 LANDMARK HOTEL $865.04
598 LANDRUM SUPPLY CO $3,517.24
2694 LANIER BUSINESS PRODUCTS $1 50. 1 3
6008 LANIER MICROFJLM LAB $129.00
5942 LANIER VOICE PRODUCTS $360.37
6166 LANIER WORLD WIDE INC $7,361.15
6738 LANIER WORLDWIDE $3,901.92
4906 LANIER WORLDWIDE INC $3,932.58
6981 LANIER WORLDWIDE INC $5,743.65
4906 LANIER WORLDWIDE INC $288.00
6981 LANIER WORLDWIDE INC $904.09
6834 LARK UTILITY BLDGS $700.00
6875 LASER PRODUCTS INC . $5,695.00
6950 LA W & ORDER $20.00
2628 LA W ENFORCEMENT LEGAL $89.00
5194 LA W ENVIRONMENTAL INC $488,314.25
6691 LA WSON PRODUCTS INC $95.15
1220 LA WYERS CO-OP PUBLISHING $49.75
604 LA YNE-A TLANTIC CO $8,784.00
3774 LAZAR'S TRAILERS & WELDIN $137.80
6826 LEGAL DIRECTORIES PUBLISH $110.11
6999 LEISURE LINES INC $3,510.00
1820 LEONARD BLDGS & TRUCK ACC $626.85
3673 LEWIS BUS LINES INC $100.00
382 LEX PUBLISHING CO $66.00
6786 LIEBERT CORP $3,816.00
1411 LINCOLN COUNTY MAGISTRATE $15.00
7026 LINEAR DYNAMICS $259.63
4301 LOTUS DEVELOPMENT CORPORA $99.00
1630 LOTUS SUBSCRIPTION DEPT $24.00
618 LOWE'S OF AUGUSTA INC $29,745.78
3157 LOWE'S OF WEST AUGUSTA $781.80
3599 LOWE'S WEST AUGUSTA $18.96
1931 LUSTRE-CAL NAMEPLATE $187.37
3772 M & M SIGN CO .' - $566.00
7007 M & N INTERNATIONAL $64.03
2279 M & S CHEMICAL COMPANY $140.40
1635 MABUS BROTHERS CONST CO $2,012,835.38
635 MAC PAPERS $1,974.38
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637 MACUCH STEEL PRODUCTS $1,455.47
6856 MAGELLAN INFORMATION SERV $49.00
3753 MAINTENANCE SUPPLY CO $21,136.71
3927 MAJOR TURBIN $3,664.40
80168 MANER BLDRS SUPPLY $821.01
642 MANER BLDRS SUPPL Y $8,962.14
80168 MANER BLDRS SUPPLY $1,467.25
642 MANER BLDRS SUPPLY $9,437.68
80168 MANER BLDRS SUPPLY $16.59
642 MANER BLDRS SUPPLY $14,280.72
80168 MANER BLDRS SUPPLY $499.75
642 MANER BLDRS SUPPLY $122.15
80168 MANER BLDRS SUPPLY $55.56
642 MANNER BLDRS SUPPLY $4,132.35
7013 MANTEK $459.75
951 MAPELLI BROS $9,918.13
2005 MARCHMAN CHEMICAL CO $703.25
4264 MARDA VIDEO & APPLIANCE $69.95
648 MARKS CARBONIC SERVICE $853.40
6861 MARLEY COOLING TOWER CO $34,271.00
654 MARSHALL & SWIFT $305.85
6723 MARTEX MEDICAL INC $54.75
340 MARTHA WHITE INC $18,425.47
659 MARTIN MARlETT A $11,610.49
321 MARTINEZ OFFICE SUPPLY CO $23,827.84
1454 MARTINEZ PAINT & WLLCOVE - $1,782.79
3751 MARTINEZ PRINTING $1,230.00
1212 MASON'S TREE & TURF FARM $2,026.24
6654 MASON, CYNTHIA J $939.45
662 MASTER FABRICATORS $21,890.94
663 MATTHEW BENDER $1,631.60
5013 . MAXWELL MACMILLAN $381.60
667 . MA YS EQUIP CO $753.88
6639 MA YS EQUIPMENT CO $1,759.66
1470 MA YS INTERNATIONAL $176,984.19
6573 . . MA YS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS $7,214.90
2613 MA YS NURSERY CO $917.59
1721 MA YS TOWING & .RECOVERY $125.00
6998 MC TRANS CENTER. $5.00
4714 MCBEE BINDERS $338.40
2718 MCCALL-THOMAS COMPUTER SV , $3,525.00
6975 MCCORKLEY NURSERY $187.25
6830 MCDUFF . $2,493.62
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2163 MCRELMURRA Y SPECIALITIES IN $763.40
631 MCGOWEN PRINTING CO $10,696.45
5404 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $1,751.80
627 MECHANICAL TRADES INC . $196,00
5404 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $431.00
627 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $280.00
5404 MECHANICAL TRAQES INC $175.50
627 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $78.00
5404 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $58.50
627 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $78.00
4837 MECO INC OF AUGUSTA $1,013.41
671 MECO OF AUGUSTA $2,125.52
4556 MEDICAL ASSOC OF GEORGIA $300.00
2566 MEDICAL CORR SERVICE INC $14.29
3495 MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT SER $80.57
2039 MEDICAL CTR PODIA TRY GRP $0.00
7061 MEINEKE MUFFLER $344.00
2784 MEISTER PUBLISHING CO $67.00
7122 MENGER DOOR $885.00
2545 MERCHANDISING SERVICE INC $977.62
2896 MERRITT VETERNIARY SUPL $463.50
675 MERRY BROS BRICK & TITLE $3,61 8.10
677 MERV'S AUTO PARTS $2,788.47
4799 MERV'S AUTO PARTS $69.34
677 MERV'S AUTO PARTS $2,253.37
4799 MERV'S AUTO PARTS $126.88
677 MERV'S AUTO PARTS $12,350.05
4799 MERV'S AUTO PARTS $223.08
677 MERV'S AUTO PARTS $11,966.36
1492 METRAC INC $29,478.79
2531 METRO COUNTY COURIER $293.00
6712 METRO EQUIPMENT $12,373.63
6904 MEYER PUBliSHING $23.90
682 MICHIE CO $9,013.69
1295 MICROSCIENCE CORPORATION $1,184.28
2751 MID WEST RADAR EQUIPMENT $2,341.25
3039 MIGHTY DISTRIBUTORS $119.80
5685 MILLER BROS GIANT TIRE SE $25,046.63
688 MILLER PRINTING $1,708.30
3584 MILNER DOCUMENT PRODUCTS . $4,256.00
475 MIL TON RUBEN CHEVROLET $5,373.34
692 MINOR REAL TV CO, JACK L $750.00
1714 MISCO $683.20
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6924 MITCHELL CONSTRUCTION CO $49,704.00
6954 MITCHELL INTERNATIONAL $500.00
1772 MODEMSPLUS INC $1,200.00
701 MODERN BUSINESS ESQUIP $7,485.90
214 , MODERN BUSINESS MACHINES $99.00
2387 MODERN OFFICE MACHINES . $6,832.45
702 MODERN ROOFING & MET WORK $70,173.60
1855 MODERN WELDING COMPANY $1 ,61 7.00
3040 MONROE SYSTEM BUSINESS IN $54.00
704 MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR $25,876.29
619 MONTY'S AUTO ELECTRIC $707.00
707 MOON GLASS CO $17,005.65
6888 MOONEY'S SHOES $45.56
708 MOORE BUSINESS FORMS $6,01 6.40
6927 MORELAND ALTOBELLI ASSOCI $2,325.40
1613 MOSLER $1,533.75
101 MOTOROLA INC $686.06
2643 MOTOROLA INC $18,960.00
101 MOTOROLA INC $65,196.00
2643 MOTOROLA INC $1,850.00
101 MOTOROLA INC $4,154.82
2643 MOTOROLAINC $2,430.00
101 MOTOROLA INC $1,564.16
2643 MOTOROLA INC $604.00
101 MOTOROLAINC $365.80
2643 MOTOROLA INC $27,139.00
101 MOTOROLA INC $387.00
2643 MOTOROLAINC $2,640.00
101 MOTOROLA .INC $918.53
2643 MOTOROLA INC .$2,348.00
101 MOTOROLA INC $7,063.96
2643 MOTOROLA INC $2,447.00
101 MOTOROLA INC $15,580.96
2643 MOTOROLA INC $1,899.00
101 MOTOROLA INC $2,139.36
2643 MOTOROLA INC $4,894.00
101 MOTOROLA INC $7,020.00
2643 MOTOROLA INC $1,302.25
101 MOTOROLA INC $3,848.98
2643 MOTOROLA INC . . $5,369.00
101 MOTORLOAINC $581.00
2643 MOTOROLA INC $29,902.70
101 MOTOROLA INC $1,314.64
2643 MOTOROLA INC $1 , 1 52.60
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101 MOTOROLA INC $2,538.23
2433 MR. TRANSMISSIONN $10,392.62
6824 MUNDY CONSTRUCTION INC $2,750.00
1206 MUNICIPAL CODE CORP $4,399.82
726 N & W CAMERA EXCHANGE $3,307.82
2459 N A D A APPRAISAL GUIDES . $347.00
7151 N A 0 A OFF USED.CAR GUID $44.00
5588 NATIONA'L ASSN FEMALE EXEC UTI $29.00
2105 NAT'L ASSN OF COUNTIES $81.00
2135 NA T'L FIRE PROTECTION ASS $2,009.50
7132 NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMA TI $55.00
6891 NATIONAL INFORMATION SYST $10,179.00
728 NATIONAL LIEN SERVICE $14,214.03
643 NATIONAL POLICE CHIEFS & $49.00
2679 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL $605.00
5061 NATIONAL UNIFORM $429.58
1623 NECHTMAN CARL M MDPC $0.00
4384 NEMA $45.00
6984 NETWORK SOFTWARE ASSOC $245.00
2384 NEVCO SCOREBOARD COMPANY $2,141.00
5739 NEW LIFE PAINT & BODY $5,005.00
737 NEWLAND DDS, ROBERT E $0.00
6967 NIXON YOW WALLER & CAPERS $2,125.00
741 NORLAND CO $850.51
6857 NORFOLK SOUTHERN $5.00
2966 NORFOLK-SOUTEHRN CORP $330.00
7104 NORTHERN MAGNETICS INC $185.00
1517 NORTON WELDI~GSUPPL Y INC $458.08
1904 NORVEL HASLEY & ASSOC $18,627.00
745 NORVELL FIXTURES $9,143.20
2389 NUCLEAR MED & PATH ASSO $567.00
539 NUCLEAR MED & PATH ASSOC $320.00
6365 o C V CONTROL VALVES $189.25
930 O'BRIENS GLASS $3,269.95
2062 OCE-BRUNING INC $756.00
2852 OFFICE DEPOT $7,076.52
6974 OKLAHOMA SOUNDS . $59.95
3002 OLD SOUTH NURSERIES $860.50
749 OLIN PLUNKETT $8,676.90
6727 OMEGA ENGINEERING INC $200.00
6937 OMNIFAX $175.00
7028 ope SERVICE INC . $1,850.00
2278 OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT CO INC .- $9,432.11
652 OWENS & MINOR INC $526.00
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6968 OXFORD BOOK' $32.95
764 P & H AUTO SUPPL Y INC $8,255.97
7059 P M R DISTRIBUTORS $293.14
2099 PACE-WILLIAMS & COMPANY . $20,317.25
7140 PADGETT TRUCK BODIES & EQ $24.00
1700 PAGE SOUTH $920.00
2903 PALMETTO COMPUTER SERVS $164.70
2959 PANEL PUBLISHERS INC. $143.21
7066 PARTS WAREHOUSE $745.88
1317 PATCHEN MINGLEDROFF ASSO $50,100.00
777 PEARCE YOUNG ANGEL $101,931.57
744 PENNINGTON POWER & EQUIP $19,470.69
780 PENNINGTON SEED/MADISON $7,588.10
4403 PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVER $17.50
3325 PEP BOYS $285.32
2299 PEP BOYS . $593.03
3325 PEP BOYS $948.00
2299 PEP BOYS $68.16
3325 PEP BOYS $78.06
2141 PERRY DATA SYSTEM $981.81
5260 PETROLEUM BROKERAGE $63,460.05
786 PHOENIX COMM PRINTING CO $19,155.75
785 PHOENIX OIL CO $36,136.08
6172 PHOTO CHEMICAL SYSTEMS $1,307.68
7016 PHOTO SERVICES INTERNA TIO $620.00
993 PHYSICIANS DESK REFERENCE $54.95
5511 PICKNEY SALES & SERVICE $157.50
1646 PINNELL HEATING & AIR $89.00
7168 PIP PRINTING CO $198.50
1624 PIPELINE SUPPLY CO INC $624.60
792 PITNEY BOWES INC $12,846.88
6948 PITTMAN PACKING COMPANY $991. 70
791 PITTSBURG PAINT $172.08
7125 PLANNER PADS INC $304.30
6692 PLANT MACHINE & WELDING $980.00
2444 PLAYSYSTEMSINC $2,001.24
7133 PMY DISTRIBUTORS INC $124.30
794 POLK RL & CO $2,629.00
795 POLLOCK OFFICE MACH CO $33,791.83
796 PONTIAC MASTER $1,358.50
798 PORT -O-LET OF AUGUST A $360.00
7037 POST AGE METER DIST CENTER $396.85
799 POSTMASTER $1 ,0 1 9.00
358 POWER & TELEPHONE SUPPL Y $2,921.00
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803 PRATT DUDLEY BLDG SUP $16,775.88
6189 PRATT DUDLEY. BLDR SUPPLY $46.20
1876 PRECAST CONCRETE PRO INC $585.00
2794 PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE $3,888.15
6898 PRECISION SCIENTIFIC $61.25
807 PRENTICE HALL $154.71
6731 PRENTICE HALL PROF NEWSLE . $211.42
2137 PRESTWOOD' COMMUNICATIONS $2,897.00
5209 PRIME COMPUT~R $29,368.02
5586 PRIME COMPUTER INC $21,431.94
2446 PRIME EQUIPMENT $1 6,718.98
115 PRINTER PRODUCTS $80.00
2172 PRO GLASS REPAIR $454.00
6973 PRO GRY INC $77.70
7135 PRODUCT & SERVICE INC $377.00
2929 PROFESSIONAL FILING SYSTEM $2,420.00
2872 PROFESSIONAL SCVS IND INC $23,523.00
5071 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE IND $10,221.75
6782 PROFESSIONAL SUPPLIES $284.00
6887 PROFIT PROTECTION, INC $48.45
814 PROTECTION SERVICES INC '$15,943.97
2296 PSYCHOLOGICAL., SERVICES IC $226.60
7000 PUMP & EQUIPMENT CO $4,320.99
6990 PURSLEY CONTRACTING $1,245.00
259 QUA LEX $9,489.05
2037 R R BRINK LOCK SYSTEMS $785.00
7068 RACO OIL CO $32,766.71
852 RADIO SHACK $99.95
2282 RADIO SHACK $220.78
852 RADIO SHACK $240.46
847 RAll)O SHACK $75.80
852 RADIO SHACK $62.72
847 RADIO SHACK $83.70
2768 RADIO SHACK $11.85
2456 RADIO SHACK $46.59
847 RADIO SHACK $107.23
7142 RADIO SHACK $49.73
610 RADIOLOGY & IMAGING ASSOC $9.00
7074 RECORDS MGT SOLUTIONS $693.70
2590 RECORDS MGT SOLUTIONS GA $490.00
2806 RED LOBSTER INN OF AMERI $194.81
6426 REDO JR, C E $714.90
2670 REDMOND'S AUTO UPHOLSTERY $115.00
897 REECE E W ASSN $3,000.00
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2482 REMARKABLE PRODUCTS $75.60
2054 REPORTERS PAPER & MFG CO $345.70
6817 RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF AMER $345.00
6851 RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF AMER $15.37
2452 REST MASTER BEDDING CO $445.05
3893 RETAIL SYSTEM INC $997.00
7153 REVENUE SYSTEMS INC $1,869.18
910 REX AUTO PARTS $37,517.59
6739 RHODES ELECTRIC $188.32
922 RHODES SCHOOL & OFF SUPPLY $1,678.72
926 RICHARDS CHEVROLET, BOB $2,138.92
2229 RICHBOURG'S SALES $289.12
931 RICHMOND JACK REPAIR $7,174.54
933 RICHMOND LINEN SERVICE $1 20.00
1398 RICHMOND PAVING $629,067.55
939 RICHMOND SUPPLY CO $7,126.89
6780 RICK'S GENERAL CONTRACTIN $2,700.00
6777 RIVERS MELISSA FOSTER $50.00
1269 RIVERSIDE GLASS CO INC $944. 17
4406 RIVERSIDE GLASS CO INC $205.70
1269 RIVRSIDE GLASS CO INC $649.01
6958 RNI RESOURCE NETWORK IC $2,045.00
956 ROBBINS PACKING CO $6,276.10
7040 ROBERT'S & ROBERT'S OF AU $7,200.00
4160 ROBERTS MOTOR COMPANY $107.50
2350 ROBINSON TEXTILES $9,256.35
4276 ROSCHE DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEMS $310.00
1149 ROSS VALVE MANUFACTURING $499.99
1474 ROTOR-ROOTER SEWER SERVICE $635.00
1750 ROY AL ARTS & CRAFTS $4,976.78
467 ROY AL BOND INC $77.10
257 RUSSELL BADGE $242.00
7208 RUST SCAFFORD $63.50
4298 S & S DISTRIBUTING. CO $51,577.60
6883 S&ME $8,525.00
2381 SAFEGUARD BUSINESS SUSTEM $2,305.88
6870 SAFELITE AUTO GLASS $264.06
6900 SAFETY COATINGS $731.50
5768 SAFETY SUPPL Y CO $295.85
1016 SALLEY TOM HEAT ,A/C SERV $1,538.48
1800 SALLY BEAUTY SUPPLY $67.35
6787 SALLY'S BEAUTY SUPPLY $38.90
1193 SALTER ELECTRIC CORP _ $1,863.49
3644 SALVATION ARMY STORE $90.99
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2893 SAM'S WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE $350.89
6848 SAMS WHOLESALE CLUB $179.97
1022 SANDERS CUSTOM GUN SHOP $387.70
2902 SANDWICH CITY $639.35
1797 SASSERS MR TRANSMISSION $27,139.36
1029 SA TCHERS GARAGE '$1,510.27
3241 SAUL MINEROFF ELECTRONICS $3,288.25
2215 SCHOOL DAYS . $98.59
703 SCHOOL DAYS $99.63
5408 SCHOOL DAYS SUPPLY CO $91.32
7027 SCHOOL OF INFORMATION STU $64.90
7099 SCHROER MANUFACTURING CO $145.00
1050 SCHULTZ HILL AUTO $609.00
6047 SCHWARTZ BUSINESS FURNITU $1,554.00
1761 SCHWARTZ LOUIS OFFICE CO $23,942.00
6802 SCOREBOARD SPORTS $1,008.00
7023 SCOTT A VIA TION $673.00
1058 SCOTT MARCH DEV CORP $340.38
6986 SCUBA SHOPS OF ANDERSON $392'.00
6847 SEABROOK SIGNS $170.00
89185 SEARS $943.66
2834 SEARS CONTRACT SALES $403.85
1066 SEARS ROEBUCK & CO $1,798.07
6373 SECRETARY OF STATE $23.20
1069 SECURITY FENCE CO .$16,433.18
3517 SECURITY PACIFIC NA TL BAN $69,463.32
6084 SENTRY CHEMICAL COMPANY $7,693.27
6282 SENTRY SECURITY PRODUCTS $550.00
196 SERVICE MERCHANDISE $490.84
1657 SEWER RODDING EQUIP CO $27,629.10
5814 SEXTON FOODS INC $7,115.90
6843 SHARP ELECTRONICS $830.03
2735 SHELTER SENSE $20.00
1082 SHEPARDS/MCGRAW HILL $957.70
6917 SHERATON AUGUST A HOTEL $67.53
7139 SHERWIN APPLIANCE $38.00
1094 SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO -$8,498.91
6280 SHOW CASE INC $805.85
3705 SIDNEY'S DEPT STORE & UNI ,- $98;751.98
824 SIDNEYS $80,226.76
7031 SIEGEL & ASSOC VIDEO COMM $114.00
273 SIG COX INC $204,871.14
7150 SIGG AlA, FRED G $440.00
6814 - SIGG-ARCHITECT, FRED G $15.00
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7103 SIGMA FORENSIC CHEMISTRY $31.90
7162 SIMOWITZ INTERIORS, SUSAN $3,430.00
3476 SIR SPEEDY $1,973.10
3045 SIRCHIE FINGER PRINT LAB $248.90
6819 SIRCHIE LABS/VEHICLE DIVI $1,895.00
1015 SMA SMITH EQUIPMENT $8,963.33
936 SMA/STITH EQUIPMENT CO IN $3,025.33
7147 SMITH & LOVELESS $486.04
844 SMITH BROS REST SUPPLY $8,624.70
2085 SMITHKLlNE BEECHAM $5,199.90
861 SNAP ON TOOLS $1,959.65
6405 SOLID WASTE TECHNOLOGIES $8,824.50
865 SOUTH AUG AUTO ELECTRIC $6,921.58
5582 SOUTHEAST DIAZO $959.09
5628 SOUTHEAST INDUSTRIAL SUPP $25,500.50
6955. SOUTHEAST PUMP & EQUIPMENT $7,136.00
2438 SOUTHEASTERN MACHINERY CO $1,015.60
878 SOUTHEASTERN NEWSPAPER $51,493.91
1201 SOUTHEASTERN STAGES $1,013.20
1574 SOUTHERN AGGREGATES $52,694.95
917 SOUTHERN BELL CLAIM BUREU $675.54
875 SOUTHERN BLDG CODE CONG $308.00
7021 SOUTHERN BRICK $2,660.00
871 SOUTHERN BUSINESS MACHINE $1,041.55
879 SOUTHERN DIESEL CO $179.72
7038 SOUTHERN EXPOSURE $234.00
5243 SOURTHERN GARDENS $1,472.45
2486 SOUTHERN METER & SUPPL Y $842.16
826 SOUTHERN METER & SUPPL Y $15,174.40
882 SOUTHERN MILLING $4,810.00
6997 SOUTHERN MINICIPAL FIRE A $6,587.28
3207 SOUTHERN PARTNERS $276,900.00
182 SOUTHERN ROADBUILDERS $2,956.20
884 SOUTHERN ROOFING & INSUL $11,890.47
889 SOUTHERN SAW SERVICE INC $217.60
6890 SOUTHERN TECH $650.00
80072 SOUTHERN TRAVEL $220.00
892 SOUTHERN TRAVEL AGENCY $501.00
3155 SOUTHERN WHOLESALE $939.95
7154 SOUTHLAKE FORD/FLEET DEPT $60,960.00
4721 SOUTHS IDE CERAMICS $3,067.45
1496 SOUTHSIDE ELECTRIC MOTOR $1,490.00
894 SPARTAN MILLS $1,335.00
4063 SPARTAN MILLS $1,485.00
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3081 SPEARS SIGNS $573.00
7144 SPECIALTIES $3,957.12
901 SPECIALTIES INC $71.70
6972 SPECTRA ASSOCIATES INC $98.00
898 SPEEDY PRINTING CO $4,105.90
5789 STAFFORD CO, J A $162.39
923 STRAFFORD J A CO $989.45
597 STANDARD ELECTRONICS CO $1,822.32
2488 STAR-DELTA ELECTRIC $774.32
1790 ST ARRETTE JACK TRUCKING $548.00
70413 STATE BOARD OF $15.00
6694 STATE CHEMICAL $432.27
6682 STATE CHEMICAL MANUFACTUR $87.94
6695 STATION DI,STRIBUTlNG HOUS $31.50
2672 STROMQUIST & CO $25.76
770 SUBURBAN PROPANE $10,876.22
678 SUE-LING KEITH M D $190.00
6879 SUElING KEITH MDPC $100.00
2063 SUN BEL T NISSAN $2,704.68
5413 SUN BEL T NISSAN INC $629.45
5165 SUNBEL T ~ISSAN INC $747.89
6813 SUNBEL T NISSAN MARINE $14.52
7080 SUPER SOD OF A.UGUST A $610.00
6910 SUPERIOR CARPET CLEANING $1,352.00
7085 SUPERIOR CARRIERS INC $8,000.00
1187 SUPREME SALES CO $3,864.00
6886 SUTHERLAND ASBILL & BRENN $6,509.25
6763 SWAIN DANNY $11,652.32
5497 SWANN DISTRIBUTORS, DON $7,383.57
1601 SWIFT & ASSOCIATES JAMES $96,021.19
1868 SWINT WELDING CO, JOHN $15,794.11
952 SWINT, JOHN W $5,236.29
5736 SYSCO A TLANT A $14,019.60
6800 SYSTEMA TICS $407.00
1713 T B C FABRICATIONS INC $197.81
4639 T V TESTING AND REROUNDING $16,979.20
943 T AG-A-LONG TRAILER SALEST A TCO $20,495.00
7050 TATCO $87.00
1724 TAULMAN.COMPANY $1,550.30
4262 TECHNICAL PRODUCTS CORP $332.50
6993 TECHNOCHEMINC $17,953.53
1628 TELAUTOGRAPH CORPORATION $82.80
6918 TEMPEST TECHNOLOGIES $50.00
1833 TEMPLE & SON ELECTRIC CO $1,005.75
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1558 TERMINIX $172.00
1573 TEST MASTER OF AUGUSTA $4,068.90
7077 THE HOOK TOWING SERVICE $100.00
2948 THE INTERNAL AUDITOR $36.00
7035 THE KIPLINGER WAS EDITOR $50.00
7109 THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE $55.00
113 THE UNIFORM STORE $1,351.25
7052 THE W ARRENTON CLIPPER $120.00
7136 THE WELLNESS ENGAGEMENT $13.90
7075 THOMAS & SON IRON WORKS . $1,025.00
3339 THOMPSON BLDG WRECKING CO $55,445.00
2663 THOMPSON PUBLISHING GROUP $643.50
981 THREE M PRODUCTS $648.80
977 TIGER CAR PARTS $105.80
1740 TIME & SOUND $1,864.50
1564 TIRE CENTER INC $3,848.52
6877 TIRO ELECTRIC COMPANY $3,857.00
6816 TOM BRIGMAN CONTRACTORS $20,366.20
2579 TOOL SERVICE CENTER $135.10
986 TOOLE SUPPLY $2,916.58
1248 TOOLE W R ENGINEERS INC $635,052.65
2285 TOP ROOFING CONTRACTOR $755.00
7006 TOTAL FITNESS EQUIPMENT $159.40
2066 TOTAL OFFICE PRODUCTS $14,416.03
4008 TOYS R US $1,047.02
7025 TRAFFIC PRTS $1,694.00
3167 TRAFFIC PARTSINC $10,688.73
7130 TRAFFIC PRODUCTS INC $675.00
6815 TRANE COMPANY, THE $290,283.00
2325 TRANE COMPANY, THE $361.50
984 TRANSAFE $30,666.50
992 TRANSYT CORPORATION $240.65
2733 TRAXINC $80.73
2335 TRIAD SPECIALITIES $257.00
996 TRIANGLE FASTENERS $410.21
1007 TRICHECK SEEDS INC $1,714.62
7152 TRIGG INDUSTRIES $147.60
1011 TROPHY & GIFT CENTER $2,724.15
686 TROY SMITH ORNAMET AL IRON $400.00
1019 TRUCK PARTS SPEC OF AUG $21,917.24
7039 TRUEBITE INC $75.85
367 TRUST CO BANK OF AUG $447.50
7155 TUB DOCTOR $500.00
6859 TURBITROL CONTROL $6,909.56
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6406 TWIN STATE WILL DRILLING $1 65.00
6931 U OF GA COOPERATIVE EXT S $50.00
6943 U S STANDARD SIGN $6,093.60
1909 U S TOY CO INC $483.25
275 UGA COOPERATIVE EXTENTION $220.00
2858 UNDERGROUND FOCUS $94.85
6750 UNDERGROUND TECHNOLOGIES $66.89
4454 UNIFORMALS UNLIMITED $581.15
3640 UNIJAX $302.28
6778 UNION PLANTERS NA TL BANK $96,499.07
2437 UNISYS ' $1,644.61
3079 UNISYS CORP $7,819.19
233 UNISYS CORPORATION $10,028.29
3058 UNISYS FINANCE CORP $6,170.24
176 UNISYS INC' $1,918.14
6343 UNISYS INC $765.40
176 UNISYS INC $90,100.96
6923 UNITED AMERICAN ELECTION $26,823.60
1568 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE $9.00
5460 UNITED SUPPLY & FRABICS I $19.75
4270 UNITED UTILITY SALES INC $1,531.80
7138 UNIV OF CALIFORNIA AT $24.00
7036 UNIVERSAL DATA SUSTEMS $180.00
1026 UNIVERSAL DRY GOODS $7,992.39
549 UNIVERSAL PLUMBING CO $1,065.15
6803 UNIVERSITY ANESTHESIA SER $308.00
3491 UNIVERSITY HEALTH RESOURCE $9,312.42
1129 UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL $0.00
133 UNIVERSITY MICROFILMS INT $1,518.00
1028 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA $7,200.00
7014 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA $539.00
1028 UNIVRSITY OF GEORGIA $3,600.00
5427 UNIVERSITY PHYSICIAN SERV $1,535.00
2588 USRY SEAFOOD $3,795.00
6303 V ALCOM COMPUTERS $102,797.00
6940 V ALLES, VICTOR $1 5 1. 00
6846 V ALLEY PET & HOBBY SHOP $867.15
1249 VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC $22,767.30
1762 VARIETY TRUCK PARTS $1,611.76
2361 VIDEO SUPPL Y CO $569.00
5381 VIRGINIA FOLK $740.07
1244 VULCAN SIGNS $5,250.00
166 W A BRAGG INC $8,649.91
1138 WBBQ $488.00
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1195 W/M OF AUGUSTA-AIKEN INC $2,004.00
5205 W 1M OF AUGUSTA-AIKEN INC $810.00
1195 WIM OF AUGUSTA-AIKEN INC $137.00
5205 W 1M OF AUGUST A:'AIKEN INC $175.00
1195 W/M OF AUGUSTA-AIKEN INC .. $1,246.00
5205 W 1M OF AUGUSTA-AIKEN INC $93.00
1195 W/M OF AUGUSTA-AIKEN INC $528.00
5205 W 1M OF AUGUSTA-AIKEN INC $211.60
1195 W 1M OF AUGUSTA-AIKEN INC $622.00
5205 W/M OF AUGUSTA-AIKEN INC $300.00
1195 W 1M OF AUGUSTA-AIKEN INC $2,307.00
5205 W 1M OF AUGUSTA-AIKEN INC $360.00
1195 W 1M OF AUGUSTA-AIKEN INC $2,561.00
969 WAHL CLIPPER CORP $72.00
6541 WALMART $142.36
7128 WALKER PAINT & BODY SHOP $250.00
323 WALL TIRE COMPANY $1,428.98
2065 WALMART $11,952.00
2759 WANG EXPRESSPRODUCTS $104.20
2889 WANG LABORATORIES INC $31,795.00
6899 WANYESBORO RECREATION DEP $149.00
7055 WARLICK-TRITT & STEBBINS $4,250.00
7078 WASTE MANAGEMENT $100.00
6869 WA TER ENVIRONMENT FEDERA $207.50
1042 WELLS FARGO WEST PUBLISHING CC $9,762.00
1049 WEST PUBLISHING CO $1,842.80
2369 WESTSIDE TRAVEL SERVICE $180.00
6995 WESTWOOD PROFESSIONAL $250.00
1057 WHALEY BROS $1 , 1 40.00
2321 WHEELS AND BRAKES INC $5,828.74
1048 WHITE FEATHER FARMS $24,645.88
1053 WHITEHEAD REF & APPL $955.00
2741 WHITEHEAD TIRE SERVICE $57,197.29
1061 WHITTON RADIATOR SHOP $285.00
1059 WICKES LUMBER CO $109.12
3146 WILENSKY, DR LEONARD $0.00
8912 WILKERSON'S WELD & FABRIC $756.00
3163 WILLIAMS C AUTO GLASS IN $2,825.54
6864 WILLIAMS SOUND COMAPNY $45.00
1839 WILLIAMS, DR DAVID C $0.00
1095 WILLIFORD HEATING & A C $49.00
1056 WILSON FRANK SALES & SERV $1,775.84
1092 WILSON, JAMES T $1,412.50
1104 WOLFE PRINTING $9,743.49
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6928 WOODEN FEATURES $2,600.00
1105 WOODS DISTRIBUTING CO $192.00
6456 WRIGHT RONNIE & ASSOCIATE $1,559.42
7100 WRIGHT SAFETY EQUIPMENT I $181.32
1695 WRIGHTSBORO RD PLUMBING $927.63
4127 WW GRAINGER INC $528.60
2328 X-CEL LASER SUPPLY . $3,037.46
6849 X-TREE COMPANY. $79.00
1116 XEROX CORP $8,041.29
6014 XEROX CORPORATION $749.95
1951 XEROX CORPORATION $18,321.89
6014 XEROX CORPORATION $548.54
1951 XEROX CORPORATION $3,554.46
2468 XEROX CORPORATION $271.83
1951 XEROX CORPORATION $7,035.64
1119 YANCEY BROS. CO $147,806.81
2420 YELLOW FREIGHT ~L1NES $80.06
6311 YORK INTERNATIONAL $427.00
1160 ZIMMERMAN EVANS INC $82.68
1813 ZIMMERMAN EVANS LEOPOLD $172,505.00
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VENDOR NUMBER VENDOR NAME P. O. AMOUNT
147 A-l IRONWORKS $2,425.00
1596 ACE TOOLE RENTAL $439.58
7440 ADDISON ELECTRIC $7,226.02
45 AUGUST A BLUEPRINT & MICRO $2,314.80
2753 AUGUSTA FOCUS $4,163.53
3206 BURKE'S TROPHY CENTER $1,565.75
1910 BY-LIB $14,048.25
3189 CHARLIE WILLIAMS AUTO GLS $884.10
2674 COUNTY COURIER $4,288.50
6479 OCT SYSTEMS GROUP $36,839.09
630 EUBANKS HARDWARE $16,900.72
1141 FAIRWAY FORD OF AUGUSTA $275,766.59
4263 HOWARD'S UPHOHSTERY CO $895.00
7428 J & J APPLIANCE REPAIR SE $203.15
7197 JACKSON HEATING & AIR CON $8,602.69
2260 JOY EQUIPMENT DIST $740.00
4385 KATHIE'S SPECIAL T'S INC $1,488.75
7204 L & 0 ENTERPRISES $61.30
7460 L & L ENTERPRISES $448.00
7390 OFFICE PROFESSIONAL $580.00
7059 P M R DISTRIBUTORS $467.37
7171 POWERLlNE $7,784.69
7405 ROC JAZ $122.80
7289 SAMROS ENTERPRISES INC $4,859.00
7162 SIMOWITZ INTERIORS, SUSAN $ 14,826.83
7190 SOUTHEASTERN SECURITY SYS $2,290.00
1496 SOUTHSIDE ELECTRIC MOTOR $405.50
4454 UNIFORMALS UNlIlTED $15,778.61
549 UNIVERSAL PLUMBING CO $3,828.53
7270 V ANGUARD DISTRIBUTORS INC $3,832.87
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3545 $31.00
1395 3M $12,404.64
428 A & A CHEMICAL $32.84
1680 A & 0 CARPET INC. $5,260.25
1152 A & G ELECTRICAL CONTRACT $3,807.00
2645 A & W OIL CO INC $36,181.73
-147 A-l IRONWORKS $2,425;00
70253 AAA ELECTRIC $2,1 50.1 5
7347 AAA ELECTRICAL CONT. : $1,627.16
2 AAA LOCK & KEY SERVICE $573.42
5117 AAA SIGN CO INC $138.00
4069 AAABOUR INC $81.40
2939 AAARBOUR POOL CO $375.77
1268 ABBBOTT OIL $651,858.49
7344 ABS OFFICE SUPPLY $44.29
9 ACCURATE TIME CLOCK $1,353.75
3548 ACE ELECTRIC SUPPLY $3,477.57
900 ACE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO $561.85
1596 ACE TOOLE RENTAL $439.58
2237 ACME BUSIN~SS PRODUCTS $42,010.13
1234 ADAMS EQUIPMENT $3,871.10
10 ADAMS INDUSTRIAL HOSE INC $1,001.93
7440 ADDISON ELECTRIC $7,226.02
6781 ADT SECURITY SYSTEMS $9,948.00
5913 ADV ANCE PROCESS SUPPLY $66.25
1427 AELE - JAIL BULLETIN $1 58.00
5245 AGNES AUTO PARTS $279.99
2803 AIKEN OVERHEAD DOOR $6,049.42
2855 AIKEN-AUGUST A SECURITY SY $95.00
5619 AIR T ARP MARKETING $3,228.68
4649 AIRWAY SHEET-METAL $65.00
11 SO AKRON BRASS CO $25.00
1711 ALEXANDER BATTERY CO SE $1,151.22
2224 ALL TEL MOBILE COMUNICA TI $352.00
2657 ALLTELL SUPPLY INC $1,723.90
7531 ALPHA SOFrWARE $46.90
1532 ALRICH ELECTRIC CONTRACTO $1,201.36
1895 AM MUL TIGRAPHICS $3,146.74
6702 AM MUL TIGRAPHICS SUPPY C $ 544. 40
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7237 AMERICAN ASSOC. ON MENTAL $79.00
2357 AMERICAN BLUEPRINT $1,364.82
6854 . AMERICAN CARPET ONE $3,273.12
7250 AMERICAN 'CRPET ONE, THE $111.92
2290 AMERICAN CORRECTIONAL ASS $83.80
1969 AMERICAN EXTERMINATING CO . $8,848.00
7293 AMERICAN FIRE & SAFETY $863.73
5955 AMERICAN HWY. SIGN CORP $1,134.00
6853 AMERICAN INSTITUTIONAL $9,571.88
6284 AMERICAN JAIL ASSOCIATION $25.00
2359 AMERICAN PUBLIC WORKS $80.00
2808 AMERICAN RED CROSS $2,480.00
2495 AMERICAN SAFETY & FIRE $145.00
7376 AMERICAN TIME DATA $686.00
3868 AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSO $70.70
4425 AMMON'S PAPER CO $50,780.65
27 AMMONS PAPER CO $2,724.79
5590 AMPEX RECORDING MEDIA COR $1,053.62
6703 ANALYTICAL SERVICE $190.00
2830 ANDERSON CHEMICAL COMPANY $750.40
1303 ANDERSON FLOWERS & GIFTS $30.00
136 ANDERSON MECHANICAL CO $3,248.00
363 APAC - GEORGIA INC $296,793.36
7 APCINC . $2,414.85
644 APPLIANCE LAND $110.00
3574 APPLIED SOLUTION $21,525.00
524 ARI SUPPLY CO $882.32
1273 ARROWOOD EQUIPMENT $940.50
2047 ARROWOOD SUPPLY $10,468.13
2435 ART MASTER $91.00
7209 ASSN COUNTY COMM OF GA $385.00
36 ASSN OF COUNTY COMM OF GA $15.00
3247 ASSOCIATED PLANNING & RES $98,800.00
6421 ASSOCIATES COMMERCIAL COR $40,530.00
2714 AT&T PHONE CENTER $79.99
6716 A TLANT A CABLE COMPANY $1,693.50
66 A TLANT A CLAtMS ASSOCIA T $12.00
1776 A TLANT A JOURNAL $409.64
7176 A TLANT A JOURNAL & CONSTIT . $269.64
1158 A TLANT A PROSTHETICS INC . $240.00
2769 ATLANTIC ENVELOPE CO $7,717.20
1523 ATLANTIC HEA TING& AIR $1,687.67
2941 ATLANTIC SUPPLY & EQUIP $79.50
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2941 A TLANTIC SUP~L Y & EQUIP. $36,608.89
11 AUDIO INTELLlEGENCE EVICE $1,068.66
41 AUDIO VISUAL CENTER $1 ,790.41
3262 AUERBACH PUBLISHERS $508.26
6919 AUGUST A AUTO COLOR $623.60
2323 AUGUSTA AUTOMATIC FIRE SY $1,525.00
44 AUGUST A BAG COMPANY $4,980.00
45 AUGUSTA BLUEPRINT & MICRO $2,314.80
3789 AUGUST A BUMPER & GLASS IN $31 3.06
48 AUGUST A BURGLAR ALARM $1,296.00
2608 AUGUSTA CANVAS PRODUCTS $988.00
49 AUGUST A CHRONICLE $31,680.73
4479 AUGUSTA CHRONICLE/ AUG HER $114.00
430 AUTUST A CITY COUNCIL $688.00
51 AUGUSTA CITY COUNCIL $400.00
430 AUGUST A COUNCIL -:- $720.00
3196 AUGUSTA CITY COUNCIL $140.00
430 AUGUST A CITY COUNCIL $1,32b.00
51 AUTUSTA CITY COUNCIL $1,215.00
430 AUGUST A CITY COUNCIL $1,440.00
58 AUGUST A COCA COLA $15,061.14
3038 AUGUST A COLLISION CENTER $19,873.03
59 AUGUST A CONCRETE BLOCK $2,678.03
6281 AUGUSTA CREATIVE ARTS $809.70
2938 AUGUST A ENGINE PARTS CO $5,276.63
7329 AUGUST A ENVIRONMENTAL CON $26,965.00
63 AUGUSTA FERTILIZER CO $4,295.60
5738 AUGUSTAFIRE PROTECTION I $594.50
2753 AUGUSTA FOCUS $4,163.53
2203 AUGUSTA FORKLIFT CO $140.00
64 AUGUST A FOUNDRY INC - $1,125.00
65 AUGUST A GALLERY $149.00
67 AUGUSTA HERALD $211.60
4696 AUGUST A INDUSTRIAL & RUBB $89.04
69 AUGUSTA JANITORIAL $3,185.84
583 AUGUSTA LAWN MOWER PARTS $2,329.22
2219 AUGUST A LEATHER $136.50
81096 AUGUST A MACHINE & WELD IN $1,443.41
71 AUGUST A MACHINE & WELDING $4,169.96
73 AUGUSTA MILL SUPPLY CO $2,800.28
490 AUGUSTA MINIT PRINT $516.55
75 AUGUST A MUSIC SERVICE $2,688.40
725 AUGUSTA MY-TANIK SEWER SE $5,183.75
762 AUGUSTA.OVRHEAD DOOR CO $57.50
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2109 AUGUST A PHYSICAL EXAM CEN $2,376.00
79 AUGUST A RADIOLOGY ASSOC $0.00
1277 AUGUST A RAILROAD SA LA V AGE $251.12
X AUGUSTA RADY MIS $12,942.00
3403 AUGUST A READY MIX INC $2,079.50
6451 AUGUST A REPROGRAPHICS $819.68
7143. AUGUST A RUBBER & GASKET C $631.59
1455 AUGUST A SASH & DOOR CO $647.16
432 AUGUST A SOUND INC $244.30
88 AUGUSTA SPROTING GOODS $1,153.08
7300 AUGUSTA SWWIN SUPPLY $284.82
6302 AUGUST A TECHNICAL INST $60. 16
2812 AUGUST A TIRE & WHEEL $15.00
90 AUGUST TOOL & SPECIALTY $5,261.82
7312 AUGUST A TORQUE CONVETOR $40.00
91 AUGUSTA TROPHY & SPECIALTY $240.00
1314 AUGUSTA TRUCK SALES $37,885.44
7430 AUGUST A TUB & TILE CO $240.00
335 AUGUST A V ACCUM SERVICE $20.00
1339 AUGUSTA WINNELSON CO $334.04
5428 AUGUST A WORK SHOE CO $29.95
92 AUSTIN ORNTL IRON WORKS $25.00
2310 AUTO AIR & SOUND INC $2,524.40
5646 AUTO AIR & SOUND $365.63
6761 AUTO TRIM DESIGN $285.00
7101 AUTOMATIC SIGNAL $2,235.00
94 AUTOMA TIC SIGNAL DIV $3,400.00
7305 AUTOMMOTIVE 3EQUIPMENT SERV $5,433.35
7327 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 3EXCELL $35.00
95 A VERETT HARDWARE CO $994.25
6419 AWWA MEMBER SERVICE.OEPT $125.00
7446 B & B CLOTH SHOP $505.00
1953 B & B INDUSTRIAL SALES , $6,067.46
1471 B & B SALES $264.89
7534 B. S. TECHNICAL SERVICES $259.90
1971 BABBITT HEATING & AC COMP $21.00
216 BADGER METER CO $43,418.45
4903 BAILEY'S COMM & ELECTRON I $10,196.24
7478 BAILEY'S INDUSTRIAL PAINT $12,980.00
1944 BAILEY'S TOWER CONST $1,200.00
104 BAIUES CANVAS SPEC $308.00
2332 BAKER BROS INC , $4,123.50
2170 BAKER EQUIPMENT ENG CO $46.32
2481 BALLARD TRUCK & TIRE CO $495.00
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2614 BANACOM INSTANT SIGNS $94.50
893 BANCROFT $721.80
110 BANNER UNIFORMS $437.20
6935 BARNES CERAMICS . $171.94
2775 BARNHART'S - $300.00
118 . BARRETT SUPPLY CO $1,401.59
7407 . BARTON SOUTHERN COMPANY I $226,728.21
3032 BASS AUTO TOPS $375.00
6983 BBC OFFICE SYSTEMS INC $388.16
2300 BEAM'S PAVEMENT MAINT,CO $469,392.20
1712 BEARING DISTRIBUTORS INC $687.49
1977 BEAUFORD GLASS CO INC $91.34
7308 BELK STORE $359.70
5244 BELL FA TIQUE CO $538.50
7383 BELLSOUTH COMMUNICATIONS $1,595.20
2661 BELLSOUTH COMMUNCIA TIONS $5,993.55
7445 BELLSOUTH TELECOMMUNICA TI $25,350.00
132 BENNETT GAS CO _ $3,719.06
137 BENTLEY OFFICE MACH CO $1,660.85
1274 BERGE MD, DONA VON 0 $9.00
7532 BESAM SOUTHEAST INC $7,100.00
2623 BESSON BRIAN G & ASSOC $9,538.50
1831 BEST DATA PRODUCTS INC . $43,895.08
7275 BEST POWER TECH $649.00
1703 BESTESTINC $946.00
6828 BETH SHEEHAN TRAVEL $634.00
2201 BIBB SUPPLY CO $1,614.80
143 BIGGER BROS INC $16,734.14
5376 BILL HEARD CHEVY CO $659.37
7523 BLACK BOX CO $919.50
80258 BLACKBURN MEAT PROCESSORS $452.60
3527 BLACKBURN'S MEAT PROCESSI $27,396.70
2652 BLAIR CONSTRUCTION CO $2,448,927.12
2943 BNA BOOKS DISTRIBUTION $50.27
7193 BO MACHINE SHOP $2,163.96
1948 BOARDMAN OIL SUPPL Y $611.96
138 BOARDMAN SUPPLY INC $95.31
2688 BOB BARKER COMPANY $25,397.61
7166 BOB BENNETT FORD LINCOLN $71.84
3428 BOB MADDOX DODGE $498.50
639 BOB MADDOX DODGE $243.00
3428 BOB MADDOX DODGE $118,455.00
5921 BOB RICHARDS CHEVROLET IN $394,643.97
5137 BOBBY JONES FORD $76,288.71
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7214 BORAL BRICK " $7,405.00
155 BORDEN DAIRY $31",004.75
6880 BORDEN PEST CONTROL INC $6,280.20
6449 BOTTOM LINE/PERSONAL $39.00
6810 BOUND TREE NORTH AMERICAN $60.00
164 BOWMAN PRODUCTS DIV $2,490.29
162 BOWMAN-WHEELER SECURITY S $2,498.23
7160 BRAD RAGAN INC " $50.20
7158 BRAD RAGAN INC $825.84
7160 BRAD RAGAN INC $2,157.40
7158 BRAD RAGAN INC $825.84
7160 BRAD RAGAN INC $381.74
7158 BRAD RAGAN INC $826.96
7160 BRAD RAGAN INC $666.88
7158 BRAD RAGAN INC $11,467.30
7160 BRAD RAGAN INC $74.34
7158 BRAD RAGAN INC $1,619.32
7160 BRAD RAGAN INC $527.40
7158 BRAD RAGAN INC $12,186.01
7179 BRADFORD MAP $32.00
7497 BRAIR CREEK CATTLE FARM I $6,000.00
2216 BRICKO FARMS $240.00
7451 BRICO INDUSTRIES INC $3,074.00
2596 BROOMES FARM & HME CENTER $594.13
2568 BROWN & RADIOLOGY ASSOCIA $0.00
6933 BROWN FEED & SEED $267.58
7251 BROWNING FERRIS INDUSTIE $4,643.00
2702 BRUNING $165.00
7496 BRYSON HEATING & AIR COND $1,165.00
2448 BSN SPORTS $12,348.16
173 BUDGET SEWER & DRAIN $223.50
1795 BUILDERS HARDWARE & SPEC $128.10
2351 BUILDERS SQUARE INC $2,474.17
2821 BUILDING SURPLuS & SALVAGE $250.00
2957 BULLDOG COMPUTERS $1,615.00
7181 BUMPER TO BUMPER $10,537.01
174 BURCH LOWE INC $7,060.19
7137 BUREAU OF BUSINESS PRACTI I $101.10
6987 BUREAU OF BUSINESS PRACTRI $157.07
175 BUREAU OF NAT'L AFFAIRS $1,748.00
3206 BURKE'S TROPHY CCENTER $1,565.75
181 BURRIS CHEMICAL INC $719.40
7219 BURRIS CHEMICAL INC $23,289.40
6224 BUSBY'S HEATING & AIR $400.29
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7323 BUSINESS & LEGAL REPORTS $219.90
1822 BUSINESS RECORDS CORP , $450.00
2502 BUSINESS RECORRD CORP $450.00
5143 BUSINESS RECORDS CORP EAS $1,650.00
3187 BUSINESS RECORDS CORPORA T $450.00
7221 BUTLER AUTOMOTIVE $686.00
5498 BUTLER PAPER CO $46,109.84
2560 BUTLERS AUTOMOTIVE $139.90
1910 BY -LIB $14,048.25
1984 BYRD'S ELEC & PLUMBING $467.27
3516 C & B TOWING $1,845.40
1533 C & K MACHINE & DIE INC $37.00
4653 C & S CONSTRUCTION CO $6,140.00
1327 C & W ELECTRIC CO $230.00
H~7 C & W EQUIP & SUPLY $12,305.98
189 C & W TIRE SERVICE $7,790.06
7180 C E KNOX $486.00
1524 CADLE TIRE & SUPPLY $140.85
7141 CALGON VESTAL $513.1 2
6842 CALIF PROFESSIONAL MFG IN $2,079.00
3475 CAMERA REPAIRMAN $68.00
985 CAMERA REPAIRMAN $119.00
3475 CAMERA REPAIRMAN $115.00
197 CAMERON & BARKLEY $4,640.53
70196 CAMERON & BARKEL Y $40.00
197 CAMERON & BARKLEY $5,206.76
1996 CANNON USA $579.50
7345 CAR CARE $180.00
7290 CAR QUEST $27.58
80623 CAR QUEST AUTO PARTS $23.91
491 CAREER DYNAMICS $79.52
3962 CAREERTRACK "INC $98.00
2375 CAR VINSON INST GOVERN $60.48
263 CAROL ELECTRIC SUPPLY $3,276.57
4284 CAROL ELECTRIC SUPPLY $311. 14
263 CAROL ELEXCTRIC SUPPLY $919.90
1677 AROLlNA HOSE & HYDAUlIC $5,968.38
2569 CARON COMPACTOR COMPANY $1,831.56
2931 CARPET COUNTRY $204.00
199 CARPET MART $4,501.43
1408 CARPET SHOP INC $4,321.40
6929 CARQUEST $968.11
7194 CARTWRIGHT COMMUNICATIONS $135.19
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2761 CARVER L. SEWER & SEPTIC $875.00
1378 CASE POWER $718.59
262 CASE POWER & EQUIPMENT CO. $44,221.69
186 CASH BATTERY CO $9,029.32
206 CASH REGISTER SYSTEM $2,522.95
2940 CASTA WA Y CERAMICS $8,238.63
207 CAASTLEBERRY CLYDE CO $28,353.00
7389 CATAPHOTE $3,440.00
585 CATERPILLAR FINANCIAL SER $71,481.12
1801 CATERPILLAR FINSRV CORP $110,280.84
208 CA YE W C & CO $13,041.89
6755 CCG SYSTEMS $2,464.00
3160 CDI CABINET SUPPLIES $499,189.00
7423 CEILING SPECIALIST $1,801.62
2777 CELLULAR ONE $1,671.58
209 CENTRAL LUMBER CO $501.00
2904 CENTURY CARPET CLEANERS $129.00
2881 CHAMBERGS OFFICE MACHINES $2,703.98
1253 CHAMPION MAP CO $181.00
7491 CHANCE $236.50
1577 CANNING L BETE CO INC $5,000.00
3189 CHARLIE WILLlMS AUTO GLS $884.10
6262 CHARLIE'S AUTO GLASS $469.1 6
1415 CHEESEBOROUGHS AUTO TRANS $963.50
7203 CHEMFST $254;60
5259 CHICORP FINANCIAL SERVICE $34,231.59
7475 . CHL EQUIPMENT GUIDE $99.95
236 CHUCK CAMPBELL WALLPAPER $63.00
1903 CHUCK CAMPBELL'S WALLPAPER $586.18
7402 CHUCK'S LAKESIDE MARINE $29.30
220 CITIES SUPPL Y CO $81,248.92
4269 CITIES SUPPLY CO INC $1 65.88
7240 CITY COUNTY SERVICE COMP A $744.00
242 CITY PUBLISHING $1,981.16
6812 CIVIL ENGINEERING NEWS $29.00
1608 CLAFFEY PRINTING CO $5,022.90
2025 CLARK BOARDMAN CALLAGHAN $458.94
6852 CLARK -BOARDMAN-CALLAGHAN $101.71
6372 CALSSIC COMPUTER PRODUCTS $487.60
72129 CLAUSSEN CONCRETE $96.88
234 CLAUSSEN CONCRETE CO $20,267.56
7239 CLYBURN & SONG & FIRST $3,534.00
253 CLYBURN, JIM $4,665.00
2311 CMI/MPH $304.68
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6949 COASTAL CHLORINATOR & UTI $25,905.15
7283 COASTAL CONCRETE $1,830.00
1654 COF. $3,676.50
7330 COLEMAN SALES INC. $649.88
1823 COLLISION EXPERTS INC. $6,169.92
5883 COLONIAL BAKERY $3,110.04
258 COLONIAL BAKING CO $51,187.23
7504 COLONY ELECTRIC' $4,800.00
1853 COLOR TITLE COMPANY $1,853.71
6902. COLUMBIA SHEET METAL INC $490.00
260 COMM SYSTEMS INC $25,960.14
1768 COMMERCE CLEARING HSE INC $212.00
7058 COMMERCIAL SERVICES $17.00
312 COMMERCIAL SEV UNLIMITED $50.00
7429 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS INC $4,654.45
5384 COMPAQ COMPUTER CORPORATI $78,331.00
7249 COMPRESSED GAS OF AUGUSTA $1 6.99
7271 COMPRSEE INC $10,964.00 .
7110 COMPUTER GROUP THE $73,235.92
2719 COMPUTER PERIPHERAL SYSTM $826.00
4505 COMPUTER VISION $1,704.56
7241 COMPUTER VISION CORP $21,947.22
2883 COMPUTERLAND $271.00
261 CONNELL SAW SHOP $22.00
7041 CONTRACT PHYSICIAN SERVIC $3,048.00
.1437 CONTROL SPECIALISTS CO - $1 20.50
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271 COOK'S MACHINE SHOP $2,630.98
5101 COOK'S MACHINE SHOP INC $175.55
2911 COPY DATA CORP $18,487.79
2022 CORROSION SPEC INC $154.91
7418 COUNTER PRODUCTION $108.00
2674 COUNTY COURIER $4,288.50
2563 CRANSTON ROBERTSON & $980.00
1785 CROMERS P-NUTS $304.31
668 CROOK'S PAINT & BODY $140.00
3239 CROSS EQUIPMENT COMPANY $300.98
283 CRYST A COLOR $6,118.03
7069 CSI CONSTRUCTION CO INC $33,225.00
184 CSRA CERAMICS $8,772.73
7386 CSRA OFFICE PRODUCTS $85.30
3624 CSX TRANSPORTATION INC $350.00
284 CULPEPPER REPT SERVICE $553.00
285 CUMMINGS GA DIESEL $1 1 7.68
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7079 CUMMINS ALLISON CORP $1,100.00
6364 CUMMINS SOUTH INC $1,467.12
6721 CURTIN MATHESON SCIENTIFI $1,152.75
2842 CUT RATE SEWER SERVICE $250.00
292 D & 0 ELECTRIC $2,550.15
7328 OCT COMPUTER CENTER $354.00
4401 D/C COMMUNICATIONS $22,800.00
2160 DAILY REPORT COMPANY $530.80
286 DITCH & CO $16,190.78
7333 DAL TILE $311.20
7310 . DANIEL SIMON ROOFING & CN $1,500.00
2724. DANIEL TECHNOLOGY $546.00
2391 DARBY PRINTING COMPANY $4,216.06
7247 DARE AMERICA $14,882.65
5141 . DATA PLEX CORPORATION $3,230.95
2156 DATA POINT $2,590.42
6592 DA T A PRINT $3,885.63
6792. DATA RESEARCH INC $190.00
7216 OAT APRINT $14,463.69
297 DA VIS APPLIANCE $2,659.60
3906 DA VIS EQUIPMENT & RENTAL . $88.80
289 DA VIS EQUIPMENT RENTAL $6,689.92
337 DA VIS METER & SUPPLY CO $49,615.94
1696 DA y,- TIMERS $145.73
6479 OCT SYSTEMS GROUP $36,839.09
7276 DEALERS AUTO PARTS $12,070.28
963 DECA $1,244.58
7253 DECORATOR'S OUTLET $934.20
6688 DEERE CREDIT SERVICE $48,192.00
6952 DELTA MUNICIPAL SUPPLY CO $9,941.24
6771 DEPT OF ADM SERVICE $64.32
2313 DEPT OF ADM SERVICES $5,456.00
7317 DESIGNER TITLE & TUB INC .. $300.00
745~ DETEX CORPORATION. $22.74
5258 DIAL PAGE $3,579.00
532 DICKINSON NICHOLAS/ ASSOC $642,020.48
2836 DICTAPHONE $175.00
316 DICTAPHONE CORP $550.00
7396 DICTAPHONE CORPORATION $15,495.00
1387 DIEBOLD INC $150.00
2965 DIESEL INJECTION OF GA $1,837.57
1431 DITCH WITCH OF GEORGIA $2,672.92
2951 DIVERSIFIED COMPUTERS $4,097.41
7260 DIVERSIFIED ENGINEERING $72.00
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7325 DIVERSIFIED SECURITY SYST $11,449.00
319 DIXIE BEARINGS INC $512.76
1482 DIXIE ELECTRONICS INC $71 3.40
6 DIXIE ICE & COAL CO $2,010.00
5484 DIXIE LOCK & SAFE . $1,135.40
19 DIXIE LOCK & SAFE CO $523.06
7409 DIXIE LP GAS COMPANY $24.49
3238 DIXIE TREE SERVICE $1,700.00
7189 DOAR COMMUNICATION INC $1,839.95
1590 DOAS SURPLUS PROPERTY (FE $3,091.00
-406 DOAS SURPLUS PROPERTY (ST $40.00
1176 DOASITELECOMMUNICA TION $100.00
7309 DOC SA V AGE $220.75
322 DOMINICA REC PRODUCTS $4,909.49
2124 DON'S TRUCK & TRAILER CO . $6,935.00
6938 DONALDSON COMPANY $672.00
7234 DOUBLEPRINTSINC $960.00
1304 ORA WING BOARD INC $1,123.99
6718 ORA WING BOABO, THE $225.14
7535 DRUG SCEENING SYSTEMS IN $84.00
7226 DRUMMOND PRINTING & DESIG $231.60
853 DUFFIE PHILLIP SAND GRVL . $60.00
3431 DUKE BUCICK $22,115.64
2246 DUNCAN DRUGS $0.00
2182 DUPLICATING SYSTEMS INC $8,515.25
331 EAST GA SUPPLY $46,771.36
3432 EAST GA SUPPLY CO $7,898.96
1735 EASTERN BUSINESS FORMS IN $12,776.60
1997 EASTERN RIDGE LIME CO LP $1,571.40
2284 EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY $246.00
2397 ECONO PAINT & BODY $250.00
2710 ECONOMICS LABORATORY INC $16,527.41
2737 EDDIE'S MUFFLER SERVICE $5,125.00
6977 EDS CORP $43,527.70
4985 ELECTION RESOURCES CORPOR $500.00
2180 ELECTIONS ADM REPORTS $147.00
336 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT $11,524.28
5487 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT CO $2,444.22
4921 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT CO I $296.52
351 ELECTRO MECH CORP $306.1 5
7185 ELGIN SWEEPER COMPANY $50,491.17
1404 ELKHART BASS MFG $86.51
343 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT $49,021.59
353 EMICKE V W ASSOCIATE $267.30
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4111 ENR $69.00
6882 ENVIRON METRICS $3,877.00
1428 EUBANKS AUTO & TRK ALIGN $878.56
630 EUBANKS HARDWARE $16,900.72
6301 EXECUTONE $352.50
1648 F M ASSOCIATES LIMITED $967.00
1141 FAIRWAY FORD OF AUGUSTA $275,766.59
350 FAT MANS FOREST $523.86
1502 FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP $47.75
1546 FENDER'S GARAGE $290.00
2125 FERGUSON ENTERPRISES INC . $504.26
362 FERGUSON'S $37,850.07
1902 FERREL GAS $226.20
1263 FIRE ENGINEERING $518.65
7363 FIRESTUFF $190.00
385 FISHBIN MD, SUMNER L $0.00
1298 FISHER SCIENTIFIC $9,940.81
7224 FITZGERALD & LONG $4,760.00
973 FLA V -Q-RICH INC $7,025.76
2754 FLEMING AUTO PARTS $2,933.31
2522 FLEMING TIRE & WHEEL $373.64
386 FOGEL'S CARPET & VINYL $449.50
2591 FOLEY -BRODGEN PRODUCTS $18,918.55
3076 FOLGER ADAM CO $473.30
477 FOLKS CERAMICS $978.91
7206 FORGE TECHNICAL SERVICES $1,980.00
2373 FORT'S CLEANERS $1,096.40
2990 FOSTER DIXIANA $1,023.00
7244 FOSTER'S TOWING RECOVERY $1,012.00
6747 . FOT04U $332.81
379 FOX APPLIANCE PTS $1,190.31
2146 FOX DISTRIBUTORS $1,572.64
7223 FRANK SHELTON INC $119,475.00
2505 FRANKLIN PRODUCTS DIV OF $2,833.00
7235 FREEMAN GREENHOUSE $303.00
5959 FRISCHKORN INC $633.78
7195 FRITZ SPORTS CORP, BILL $902.04
1741 FROTHINGHAM R C $641.00
1203 FURHRMAN DIVERSIFIED $330.00
4073 FULCHER'S WRECKER SERVICE $12,581.00
388 FULCHERS TEXACO $27.50
7441 FULTON COUNTY CLK/SUPERIO $5.50
1982 FUTURE COMPOUNDING MFG $4,103.50
7399 G A INDUSTRIES $340.00
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7056 G NEIL CO $47.49
411 G T DISTRIBUTORS $5,461.89
448 G&R ELECTRIC CO $3,021.00
7188 GA ASSN OF ASSESSING $50.00
6425 GA AUTO BODY REPAIR $6,786.26
2783 GA BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION $479.75
7222 GA CAROLINA BUSINESS MACH $869.48
409 GA CAROLINA PAPER $4,926.25
410 GA CAROLINA REFUSE & WAST $928.60
5425 GA CAROLINA WELDING $1 3.00
416 GA CORR INDUSTRIES $13,885.24
7067 GA CORRECTIIONAL INDUSTRIE $130.68
6831 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $495.20
7067 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $261.36
6831 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $65.34
6832 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $124.70
6831 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $89.94
7067 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE . $326.70
6832 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $326.70
7067 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $123.00
6831 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $1,691.38
6832 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $130.68
6831 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $196.02
7067 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE . $98.00
6832 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $64.1 6
6831 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $130.68
6832 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $261.36
6831 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $613.70
6832 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $130.68
6831 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $261.48
4258 GA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL T $6,430.00
1414 GA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR $665.00
7060 GA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR $605.00
1414 GA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR $245.00
7060 GA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR $100.00
1414 GA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR $50.00
7060 GA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR $180.35
2800 GA DEPT OF ADMIN SERVICE $1,585.70
4562 GA DEPT OF CORRECTIONS $16.00
4833 GA ELECTRIC COMPANY $40,000.00
417 GA LOCK & SAFE $740.28
419 GA PAINT & BODY $52.00
2629 GA POOL & SPA $2,840.42
424 GA POWER $3,785.50
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425 GA POWER CO $14,618.00
4339 GA POWER COMPANY $6,092.00
1783 GA PROBATE NOTES $195.00
2255 GA SCALE COMPANY $9,075.00
437 GA TRANE SERV AGENCY $250.00
1961 GA TREND $27.00
7408 GA-CAROllNA SURVEY & ENGI $225.00
7393 GA VIDEO INFORMATION NTW $127.50
1499 GAILEY TROPHY CO $2,057.60
1959 GAME TIME EQUIPMENT CO $510.00
6624 GANDALF SYSTEMS CORP $77,292.69
6371 GARDEN CTY PT & DECORA TIN $325.80
395 GARY CONCRTE CO $613.60
5892 GAY & TAYLOR $991.16
5510 GE CAPITAL $68,419.29
2018 GENERAL BINDING $85.20
7259 GENERAL BINDING CORPORA TI $1,023.93
405 GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY $11,388.96
1369 GENTRY POULTRY CO $18,030.58
7453 GEORGIA CAROLING COMM $72.00
7438 GEORGIA FASTENER AND SAFE $1,182.20
6833 GEORGIA FASTENERS $756.43
7450 GEORGIA HARDWRE DISTRIBU $268.00
6529 GEORGIA POWER $554.00
6632 GEORGIA POWER COMPANY $242.00
7298 GEORGIA SECTION ITE $1 30.00
7337 GEORGIA TRANE SERVICE $2,945.50
7177 GEORGIAlINA COMMUNICATION $.2,280.00
1888 GERALD JONES VOLKSWAGEN $135.23
7173 GERALD ROBINSON'S $1 71. 60
7159 GERALD ROBINSON'S PAINT CO $239.23
7454 GEORGIA STATE GAMES $2,090.00
2541 GLASS RENEWAL OF AUGUSTA $1,030.00
441 GLASS SERVICE CTR $1,409.16
446. GLIDDEN DURKEE $8,035.36
6737 GLOBAL COMPUTER SUPPLIES $179.10
333 GLOBAL COMPUTER SUPPLIES $1,098.40
6385 GLOBEX DECOR $4,428.59
7335 GLOVER, JACK B . $2,340.00
6881 GLOVES INC $713.68
7367 GOLDER CONSTRUCTION SERVI $9,280.00
1342 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE $57,448.35
450 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE $2,193.56
1342 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE $26,358.55
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450 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE $3,575.18
1342 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE $3,212.19
7361 GORDON, GENE $300.00
7186 GOVERNMENT FINANCE OFFICER $132.95
6946 GOVERNING $9.00
7246 GOVERNMENT INFORMATION SE $31.45
7015 GOVERNMENT INSTrrUTE INC $7,200.00
720 GOVE FIN~NCE OFFICERS ASS $68.00
6685 GRAHAM & ASSOC, H LAWSON $9,000.00
5462 GRAINGER . - $4,288.71
7485 GRAPHIC SERVICES $1,600.00
7510 GRAPHIX SERVICES $218.00
5902 GRAPHIX SOURCE $321.00
7065 GRA VES ENVIRONMENTAL SERV $216,650.00
453 GRAVES OF AUGUSTA $3,793.70
5812 GREAT SOUTHERN MFR CO $365.00
1242 . GREEN THUMB $5,664.99
1835 GREEN THUMB WEST $2,473.53
457 GREENS INC $12,914.15
6316 . GSC ENVIRONMENTAL LA BORA T $75.00
4834 GULF STATES DISTRIBUTORS $9,253.35
2183 GWINNETT UTILITIES INC $2,729.02
7338 HAND H INDUSTRIAL $20.00
70311 H E MOON GLASS CO INC $327.31
1251 HACH CHEMICAL COMPANY $12,330.45
1970 HAGINS $230.00
1154 HALL'S REBUILT ENGINES CO $12,000.00
2676 HAMMOND CARPET CLEANERS $713.62
6994 HANNAN, DR FRED M $0.00
3176 HARCOURT BRAcE JOVANOVICH $88. 1 3
7419 HARCOURT BRACE PROF PUBLI $69.00
832 HARLESS FIRE EQUIPMENT $831.71
1221 HARMON & GLASS COMPANY $129.10
481 HAROLD SALES & SERVICE $15,513.50
7426 HARPER LINE STRIPING INC $1,650.00
485 HARRISON CO $2,553.74
628 HARRY'S SAW SHOP . $806.1 5
1828 HARTLEY'S $155.97
7398 HARV ARD BUSINESS REVIEW $75.00
66252 HA YES SERVICE CENTER $330.00
6818 HBJ $51.48
492 HEAFNER TIRE CO $1,538.64
4086 HEAFNER TIRES & PRODUCTS $351.64
5430 HEAVY DUTY PARTS $513.00
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7187 HENRY INGLETT $285.00
2637 HERTZ CAR RENTAL $900.00
746 HERTZ EQUIPMENT COMPANY $936.30
7030 HEWLETT PACKARD $142.00
7401 HEWLETT PARCKARD $9,639.00
7217 HEWLETT PARCKARD COMPANY $45,066.74
123 HEWLETT -PACKARD $1,140.00
7024 HEWLETT -PAC~RD $2,609.84
2936 HI TECH POWER SYSTEM INC $2,557.58
507 HIGHLAND ANIMAL HOSP $74.50
71398 HIGHLAND ANIMAL HOSPITAL $70.00
2235 WILLYARD INC $4,643.55
3084 HISTORIC AUGUSTA INC $5,000.00
511 HOBART SALES & SERVICE $1,806.60
7200 HOBBY CONSGTRUCTION CO INC $659,573.17
1934 HODGE H E CO lNC $347.00
513 HOLLINS RADITOR SER $5,056.93
1281 HOLOX L TD $6,464.35
7228 HOME DEPOT $4,312.50
566 HOME QUARTERS WARE HOUSE. $384.66
1301 HOMEFOLKS WHOLESALE INC $2,051.09
2476 HONDA OF AUGUSTA $1,266.00
5503 HORNET FOUNDATION INC $105.00
6315 HOSTY AUGUSTA $172.41
516 HOWARD LUMBER CO $2,636.87
2004 HOWARD LUMBER COMPANY $1,398.83
7172 HOWARD'S APPLIANCE CENTER $609.00
4263 HOWARD'S UPHOLSTERY CO $895.00
7232 HOWARD'S UPHOLSTERY CO. $1,350.00
7334 HOWARDS SERVICE CENTER $599.00
7291 HUCKABEE PAT $273.00
3654 HUDSON'S LANDSCAPING & NU $2,485.97
2052 HUNTER'S PT & BODY WORKS $42,422.53
6978 IE S $1,676.91
276 IAAO . $105.00
6733 10 CHECKING GUIDE $56.90
7433 IFSTA $790.99
6789 IMAGING TECHNOLOGY $2,175.36
2631 IMMEDIA TE TRANSFER SHOP $2,788.00
7377 IMSA/IAFC $1 50.00
7299 INA'S DRAPIERS INC. $375.50
455 INACOMP COMPUTER CENTERS $1,288.44
6028 INDCHEM INC $49,379.02
6547 , INDIAN SPRINGS MANUFACTUR $1,897.00
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7394 INDUSTCOLE $189.00
71832 INDUSTRIAL ~UBBER & SAFET $462.03
531 INDUSTRIAL RUBBER & SUPPL $15,546.71
7285 INFORMIX SOFTWARE INC $16,405.00
7467 INGERSOLL RAND $187.96
6198 INGLESIDE ELECTRIC $22,114.97
7525 INITIALLY YOURS $4,000.00
7530 INMAN BUSINESS PRODUCTS $400.00
7417 INNOV A TION GROUPS $49.95
1463. INSTITUTE OF INTERNAL AUD $36.00
6715 INSTITUTE OF. MANAGEMENT A $125.00
6791 INSTRUMENTATION & ELEC SE $140.00
2231 INSULATION SUPPLY CO $1,645.00
2176 INT'LPRSONNEL MGT ASSOC $498.00
538 INTERSTATE SUPPLY CO $3,181.43
7134 INTERTEC PUBLISHING $110.00
1557 INTERTEC PUBUSI:UNG CORP $262.95
539 INTOXIMETERS INC $3,386.84
7379 IPMA $125.50
1534 IRELAND ELEC & SUPPLY CO $4,713.60
5106 IRELAND ELECTRIC SUPPLY C $3,232.49
6860 IRON AGE PROTECTIVE CO $720.00
895 IRON PEDDLERS $14,623.50
7148 IRWIN SEATING. COMPANY $2,395.80
1027 ISCO INC $1,900.00
17 IV AN ALLEN CQ. $15,924.97
7428 J & J APPLIANCE REPAIR SE $203.1 5
7170 J & J DISTRIBUTING $2,367.90
7364 J H PHOORE INC $2,445.70
7354 J J APPLIANCE REPAIR & SE $1,035.80
7213 JACK GLVOER $297.00
5459 JACK STEWART SHEET METAL $552.00
542 JACKSON CO INC. E I $45,350.69
5158 JACKSON CO INC, E I $1,356.00
542 JACKSON CO INC, E I $25,768.45
7197 JACKSON HEATING & AIR CON $8,602.69
6726 JAMAR TECHNOLOGIES $122.00
7339 JAMES & WATSON MFG CO $18.00
7205 JANI-SRV $43.41
960 JASPER ENGINE $22,108.62
552 JEFFERSON COUNTY EMC $118,485.85
6850 JEFFERSON ELECTRIC CORPOR $13,285.00
548 JENKINS FORD $13,008.65
7447 JESSE PICKENS $220.00
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2098 JIMMY'S SIGN SHOP $1,095.90
550 . JOHANNSEN'S INC $88,002.56
7126 JOHNNY HOWARD PAINT & BOD $2,800.00
2276 JOHNSON LASCHOBER ASSOC $19,443.00
557 JOHNSON MOTOR CO $1,378.33
559 JOHNSON SIGN CO $85.00
3707 " JONES INTERCABLE $3,300.00
7301 JOSTENS JUDICIAL ROBES $209.00
2260 JOY EQUIPMENT DIST $740.00
2104 JUGGS PITCHING MACHINES $950.00
570 K MART $7,589.10
89184 K MART $99.99
51'0 K MART $511.67
1860 K-MART $625.16
7346 K.M.E. $3,831.35
6884 . KAHN CONSTRUCTION, M B $207,500.00
573 KAMO MFG CORP $3,440.95
6836 KAPAK CORPORATION $656.25
4385 KATHIE'S SPECIAL T'S INC $1,488.75
304 KATHIE'S T'S $1,386.00
7461 KELLY TRUSS $408.22
2492 KEN'S SIGN SHOP $442.36
1450 KENDRICK PAINT & BODY $145.00
1935 KENDRICKS AIR COND REFRI $1,450.00
1921 KETCH-ALL COMPANY $930.00
7049 KID KAR $153.29
93 KINSEY'S AUTO SUPPLY $954.49
1222 KIBY LOCKSMITH $804.70
1457 KIRKLAND WELDING $895.00
7462 WME FIRE APPARATUS $28.06
7265 KNIGHT CARPET & UPHOL CLE $86.13
589 KNOX RIVERS CONSTRUCTION $3,1 54.00
593 KOCH MATERIALS COMPANY $24,264.60
2854 KRAFT INC $7,700.71
7204 L & D ENTERPRISES $61.30
7460 L & L ENTERPRISES $448.00
6268 L & M TV SALES & SERVICE $237.50
1286 L D & SONS $54.1 6
7248 L-J INC $2,041,316.73
7349 LAB TECH INC " $81.00
596 LAFAYETTE INSTRUMENT CO $202.00
7507 LANDFILL CONTROL TECHNOLO $4,510.00
85 LANDIS & GYR POWERS INC $24,857.01
1670 LANDMARK HOTEL $189.48
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598 LANDRUM SUPPLY CO $4,384.48
2694 LANIER BUSINESS PRODUCTS $887.90
6008 LANIER MICROFILM LAB $1 29.00
5942 LANIER VOICE PRODUCTS $3,821.00
6166 LANIER WORLD" WIDE INC $6,643.85
6738 LANIER WORLDWIDE $2,275.40
4906 LANIER WORLDWIDE INC $905.00
2628 LA W ENFORCEMENT LEGAL $89.00
5194 LA W ENVIRONMENTAL INC $40,810.63
604- LA YNE-A TLANTIC CO $30,336.60
3774 LAZAR'S TRAILERS & WELDIN $1,518.50
6826 LEGAL DIRECTORIES PUBLISH $34.1 2
5210 LEIBERT CORPORATION $7,812.00
1820 LEONARD BLDGS & TRUCK ACC $318.00
7262 LESLlES POOL SUPPLIES $28,201.33
7212 LETN $4,265.00
7342 LEVY INC, GEORGE A $1,521.14
7313 L1GHTCO ENERGY LIGHTING $1,285.00
7210 LIGHTNING POWDER COMPANY $150.60
1375 LIQUID AIR CORPORATION $62.50
4301 LOTUS DEVf;I,.OPMENT CORPORA $354.00
1117 LOVELACE ROOFING $4,579.00
7277 LOVETT TRUCKING $90.00
3923 LOWE'S HOME BUILDERS $401.70
3922 LOWE'S HOME CENTER $358.50
618 LOWE'S OF AUGUST A INC $38,676.02
7464 LYNN PEAVEY COMPANY $132.90
7432 M & J ENTERPRICES INC $2,265.00
3772 M & M SIGN CO . $458.00
1635 MABUS BROTHERS CONST CO $5,524,292.42
635 MAC PAPERS $4,1 60.12
1198 MACLEAN-HUNTER MARkET REP $534.50
637 MACUCH STEEL PRODUCTS $1,199.24
3753 MAINTENANCE .sUPPLY CO IN $31,147.74
642 MANER BLDRS SUPPLY $30,745.39
7191 MANTEK _ $352.10
951 MAPELLI BROS $15,517.74
2005 MARCHMAN CHEMICAL CO $204.21
4264 MARDA VIDEO & APPLIANCE $21.95
648 MARKS CARBONIC SERVICE $4,080.50
654 MARSHALL & SWIFT $264.85
7463 MARSHALL & SWIFT $196.90
5592 MARTEL ELECTRONICS $278.00
340 MARTHA WHITE INC $14,977.18
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659 MARTIN MARIETTA $32,851.28
1708 MARTINEZ AUTO PARTS $168.00
7174 MARTINEZ PAINT $273.57
1454 MARTINEZ PAINT & WALLCOVE $680.48
7472 MARYLAND GUNWORKS L TO $79.95
1212 MASON'S TREE'& TURF FARM $5,446.17
662 MASTER FABRICATORS $1,084.16
663 MATTHEW BENDER $852.10
7286 MA YO & ASSOCIATES, JOHN $4,158.00
667 MA YS EQUIP CO $2,892.01
6639 MA YS EQUIPMENT CO $775.49
1470 MA YS INTERNATIONAL $35,244.93
6573 MA YS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS $2,994.33
2613 MA YS NURSERY CO $814.00
5740 MAYS PAINT & BODY $115.23
7431 MCBEE LOOSE LEAF BINDER CO $819.60
2163 MCELMURRAY SPECIALITIES IN $8,262.18
631 MCGOWEN PRINTING CO $464,81 5.00
7484 MCLURE OIL COMPANY $39,937.53
5404 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $447.39
627 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $136.89
5404 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $625.25
627 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $744.53
5404 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $707.64
627 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $1,989.00
5404 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $137.50
627 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $907.00
5404 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $204.00
627 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $250.46
5404 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $2,407.92
627 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $90.00
5404 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $214.50
627 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $68.25
5404 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $1,386.98
627 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $58.50
5404 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $58.50
627 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $1,082.50
5404 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $39.00
627 MECHANICAL TRADES INC $963.01
4837 MECO INC OF AUGUST A $583.70
671 MECO OF AUGUSTA $6,272.17
7284 MEDIA PLUS $561.00
3495 MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT SER $195.45
2039 MEDICAL CTR PODIATRY GRU $295.00
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638 MEEK'S AUTO $105.00
7122 MENGER DOOR $122.20
2545 MERCHANDISING SERVICE INC $2,986.13
675 MERRY BROS BRICK & TILE $604.23
677 MERV'S AUTO PARTS $3,576.73
4799 MERV'S AUTO PARTS $29.95
677 MERV'S AUTO PARTS $34,195.92
7482 METAL SAMPLES $1,605.00
1492 METRAC INC $25,799.20
6712 METRO EQUIPMENT $30.18
682 MICHIE CO $11,000.36
7303 MICKEY LOVETT BODY SHOP $150.00
2751 MID WEST RADAR EQUIPMENT $2,562.75
7266 MIDWEST TROPHY $90.00
688 MILLER PRINTING $695.00
3584 MILNER DOCUMENT PRODUCTS $4,931.40
825 MILNER DOCUMENT PRODUCTS $2,889.00
475 MIL TON RUBEN CHEVROLET $6,412.95
7404 MINGLEDORFF'S INC $785.00
692 MINOR REAL TV CO, JACK L $900.00
693 MIRACLE REC EQUIPMENT CO $636.00
6954 MITCHELLINTERNA TIONAL $482.30
7287 MITY -LITE INC $1,953.60
701 MODERN BUSINESS EQUIP $59,993.35
214 MODERN BUSINESS MACHINES $3,096.00
2387 MODERN OFFICE" MACHINES $10,475.45
702 MODERN ROOFING & MET WORK $5,722.69
2127 MONROE SYSTEMS $54.00
704 MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR $26,686.20
619 MONTY'S AUTO ELECTRIC $1,901.20
707 MOON GLASS CO $7,116.25
708 MOORE BUSINESS FORMS $2,040.00
6155 MOORE MEDICAL CORP $289.02
7479 MORAN'S LASER ENGRAVING $540.00
1613 MOSLER $1,275.00
713 MOTION INDUSTRIES $2,602.74
101 MOTOROLA INt $89,307.40
2643 MOTOROLA INC $1,089.25
101 MOTOROLA INC $1,076.40
2643 MOTOROLA INC $17,256.00
101 MOTOROLA INC $1,095.54
7053 MOTOROLA INC $348.96
101 MOTOROLA INC $13,376.43
2643 MOTOROLA INC $67,140.00
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101 MOTOROLAINC $613.70
2643 MOTOROLAINC . $264.00
101 MOTOROLAINC $288.28
2643 MOTOROLAINC $4,440.00
101 MOTOROLAINC $928.60
2643 MOTOROLAINC $2,220.00
101 MOTOROLA INC $8,621.91
7480 MPH-CMI $202.32
2433 MR TRANSMISSION $27,662.45
718 MULHERIN LUMBER CO $1,106.90
471 MULLINS LA BORA TORY $23.00
1206 MUNICIPAL CODE CORP $1,028.20
2165 MURPHY'S REF RIG ERA TION $399.03
726 N & W CAMERA EXCHANGE $2,351.40
6079 NAPA AUTO PARTS $153.04
7307 NASCO ARTS & CRAFTS $61.00
2344 NA T'L COMM/CORR HEAL TH CR $2,214.00
2135 NAT'L FIRE PROTECTION ASS $2,777.65
3077 NAT'L INST JUSTICE NCJRS $32.00
7481 NA TIONAL BUSINESS DIST. C $124.12
7469 NATIONAL CENTER FOR JUVEN $15.00
7257 NATIONAL COMPUTER CONSULT $160.00
6891 NA TIONAL INFORMATION SYST $2,012.00
728 NA TIONAL LINEN SERVICE $12,219.55
643 NATIONAL POLlC CHIEFS & $110.00
2679 NA TIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL $284.00
7439 NATIONAL SEAL COMPANY $90,400.00
5061 NA TIONAL UNIFORM $5,027.58
727 NCR $3,035.98
744 NCR CORPORATION $135.00
1623 NECHTMAN CARL MA MOPC SO.OO
2384 NEVO SCOREBOARD COMPANY $707.38
7384 NEW EAGLE COMMUNICATIONS $916.00
2561 NEW ENGLAND SERUM COMPANY S724.93
7267 NEWKIRK ENVIRONMENTAL INC $4,000.00
741 NOLAND CO $3,970.10
2966 NORFOLK - SOUTHERN CORP $5.00
7483 NORTH GEORGIA CONSULTANTS $25.00
7493 NORTHWOOD NURSEY $1,155.00
1517 MORTON WELDING SUPPLY INC $1,342.00
745 NORVELL FIXTURES $1,806.35
930 0' BRIENS GLASS $6,237.56
7233 OASIS FARMS $487.50
2062 OCE-BURNING INC $794.00
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2852 OFFICE DEPOT $7,614.75
7442 OFFICE MAX $597.99
" 7390 OFFICE PROFESSIONAL $580.00
71328 OGLETHORPHE POWER COMPANY $225,057.69
7238 OGLETHORPHE POWER COMPANY - $225,057.69
7236 OLD DOMINON BRUSH $1,719.95
3002 OLD SOUTH NURSERIES $190.00
749 OLIN PLUNKETT $6,939.00
6937 OMNIFAX $190.00
7028 OPC SERVICE INC $9,056.00
7388 OLD DESIGNS INC $35.95
2278 OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT CO INC $8,278.12
652 OWENS & MINOR INC $651. 70
764 P & H AUTO SUPPLY INC $7,793.28
7421 P & H SUPPLY $672.34
7059 P M R DISTRIBUTORS $467.37
7261 PADDOCK POOL EQUIPMENT CO $15,075.00
7140 PADGETT TRUCK BODIES & EQ $1,496.45
7272 PALMETTO OVERHEAD DOOR ." $2,997.92
7066 PARTS WAREHOUSE $449.34
2360 PASSON'S SPORTS $927.10
7183 PATSY'S CERAMIC SHOP $311.05
7182 PAUL MOORE & COMPANY $210.51
7292 PAUL MOORE CO $88.84
7278 PC WORLD $33.97
7274 PEACHTREE SOFTWARE $310.74
777 PEARCE YOUNG ANGEL $122,853.74
744 PENNINGTON POWER & EQUIP $36,409.89
780 PENNINGTON SEED/MADISON $20,142.40
3325 PEP BOYS $707.82
7382 PEP BOYS $89.95
2299 PEP BOYS $158.88
7382 I PEP BOYS $668.19
2299 PEP BOYS $88.88
7382 PEP BOYS $840.52
3325 PEP BOYS " $88.88
7382 PEP BOYS $300.00
3325 PEP BOYS $148.86
2299 PEP BOYS $300.00
3325 PEP BOYS $653.71
2299 PEP BOYS $2,530.82
7382 PEP BOYS $750.00
3325 PEP BOYS $816.43
7524 PERSONIC MONARCH $302.50
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5260 PETROLEUM BROKERAGE $28,321.69
7437 PHILANTROPIC GIFT $9.50
7466 PHILLIP BARNHART $2,000.00
786 PHOENIX COMM PRINTING CO $42,465.54
785 PHOENIX OIL CO $41,860.66
7341 PHOTO'CHEMICAL COMPANY $84.00
6172 PHOTO CHEMICAL SYSTEMS $589.17
993 PHYSICIANS DESK REFERENCE $118.85
5511 PINCKNEY SALES & SERVICE $365.00
1646 PINNELL HEATING & AIR $135.00
792 PITNEY BOWES.INC $11,811.99
6948 PIlTMAN PACKING COMPANY $100.38
6692 PLANT MACHINE & WELDING $670.50
794 POLK RL & CO $265.50
795 POLLOCK OFFICE. MACH CO $33,495.18
796 PONTIAC MASTER $1,162.10
3900 POORE INC, J H $930.00
3801 PORTERS BOOTERY $75.00
799 POSTMASTER $249.00
7184 POWER UP $129.90
7171 POWERlINE $7,784.69
803 PRA IT DUDLEY BLDG SUPP $14,099.52
6189 PRA IT DUDLEY BLDR SUPPLY $90.88
1876 PRECAST CONCRETE PRO INC $934.00
2794 PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE $335.00
4414 PRIMA $135.00
7231 PRIME DISTRIBUTOR INC $8,648. 18
2446 PRIME EQUIPMENT $7,023.63
5972 PRINTER PRODUCTS $68.00
6751 PRINTING CORNER $93.40
7273 PRO KLEEN $256.82
7297 PRO SWIM $280.00
7256 PRO-PAC $696.80
1510 PROCESS CONTROL TECHNOLOG $2,500.00
815 PROCTORS PAINT & BODY $224.98
2029 PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL CO $273.60
7410 PROFESSIONAL BIOLER SERVI $2,639.00
2929 PROFESSIONAL FILING STYSTEM $2,567.88
7529 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE IND $31,460.00
814 PROTECTION SERVICES INC $19,814.62
7192 PSIINC $94,747.75
7495 PUBLIC WORKS BOOKSTORE $89.00
7533 PUBLIC WORKS BOOKSTORE $41.00
259 QUALEX $11,781.75
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1390 QUALITY MANUFACTURING INC $1,361.63
7302 R & R LIFT SALES $245.00
7395 R & R TRUCK REPAIR $2,950.00
7332 R A DENT $1,122.00
7068 RACO OIL CO . $29,754.25
7468 RADIATOR EXPRESS $902.70
7142 RADIO SHACK $29.75
2456 RADIO SHACK $21.95
7142 RADIO SHACK $209.67
854 RADIO SHACK $1 60.85
847 RADIO SHACK $39.99
7142 RADIO SHACK $75.89
2456 RADIO SHACK $63.94
7142 RADIO SHACK $382.45
610 RADIOLOGY & IMAGING ASSOC $668.00
70182 RAINBOW ELECTRIC $40.00
6220 RAINBOW ELECTRIC SERVICE $2,140.00
7449 RAINBOW NURSERY $195.00
2273 RAY DIAMOND GLASS CO., IN $476.74
7306 REAL WHEELS & COVER CO $1,759.68
7074 RECORDS MGT SOLUTIONS $29,641.33
2590 RECORDS MGT SOLUTIONS GA $10,935.40
2670 REDMOND'S AUTO UPHOLSTERY $900.00
7178 REEDER & MCGAUGHEY $9,285.58
7294 REMARKABLE PRODUCTS $143.40
2482 REMARKABLE PRODUCTS $54.78
7355 REMARQUE LEASING INC $159.80
2054 REPORTERS PAPER & MFG CO $108.59
6817 RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF AME $310.00
2452 REST MASTER BEDDING CO $779.50
3893 RETAIL SYSTEM INC $140.00
7378 RETAIL SYSTEMS INC $160.00
7153 REVENUE SYSTEMS INC $32,366.91
910 REX AUTO PARTS . $22,900.49
919 RHODES AUTO SER $300.29
6739 RHODES ELECTRIC $205.00
7314 RHODES FURNITURE $569.97
1185 RICHARD TRANSMISSION $5,423.52
926 RICHARDS CHEVROLET, BOB $367.10
2229 RICHBOURG'S SALES $2,572.50
931 RICHMOND JACK REPAIR . $8,211.80
939 RICHMOND SUPPLY CO - $7,240.08
255 RIGHT SAFETY WARE $6,339.44
5406 RIVERSIDE GLASS CO INC $63.00
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1269 RIVERSIDE GLASS CO INC $1,025.00
6958 RNI RESOURCE NETWORK IC $370.00
956 ROBBINS PACKING CO . $5,713.90
6768 ROBERTS COMPANY, INC $1 50.00
2350 ROBINSON TEXTILES $33,816.10
7405 ROC JAZ $1 22.80
7526 ROCHE DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM $182.00
7353 ROSCHE DIAGNOSTIC SYS. IN $182.00
4276 ROSCHE DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEMS $182.00
968 ROSENBLATT ASSN $5,700.00
1149 ROSS VALVE MANUFACTURING $1,497.37
1474 ROTa-ROOTER SEWER SERVICE $165.00
7264 ROTTMAN SALES INC. $41. 5 6
1750 ROYAL ARTS &.CRAFTS $3,300.00
257 RUSSELL BADGE $296.50
7412 S & 0 COFFEE INC $2,369.00
3198 S & S DISTRIBUTING CO $20,401.99
6883 S&ME $6,702.50
6870 SAFELITE AUTO GLASS $1,072.77
1016 SALLEY TOM HEAT A/C SERV $1,151.76
5657 SALLY BEAUTY. CO $255.60
1800 SALLY BEAUTY SUPPLY $1,033.06
6787 SALLY'S BEAUTY SUPPLY $237.60
1193 SALTER ELECTRIC CORP $1,032.00
2893 SAM'S WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE $498.00
7289 SAMROS ENTERPRISES INC $4,859.00
2902 SANDWICH CITY $80.00
7351 SARGENT SOWELL CO, THE $92.70
1797 SASSERS. MR TRANSMISSION $15,344.00
1029 SA TCHERS GARAGE $1,304.50
1949 SA TCHERS MOTOR CO $96.97
7411 SA TELlITE GLASS $845.00
3892 SBCCI $228.00
7366 SCALE SYSTEMWS INC. $222.00
1044 SCHNEIDER MUSIC $1,837.80
7365 SCHONSTEDTINST.CO. $210.00
703 SCHOOL DAYS $367.84
2215 SCHOOL DAYS $91.41
703 SCHOOL DAYS $193.20
1050 SCHULTZ HILL AUTO . $608.06
6047 SCHWARTZ BUSINESS FUNITU $156.00
1761 SCHWARTZ LOUIS OFFICE CO $450.00
7169 SCIENTIFIC SOFTWARE GROUP $95.00
6802 SCOREBOARD SPORTS $3,448.50
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69185 SEARS $99.99
2834 SEARS CONTRACT SALES $17.98
1066 SEARS ROEBUCK & CO $8,245.33
6373 SECRETARY OF STATE $127.60
7252 SECURITY ENGINEERING INC. $28.50
1069 SECURITY FENCE CO $3,107.15 -
3517 SECURITY PACIFIC NATL BAN $69,463.32
7424 SENCOMMUNICA TIONS INC. $21,613.75
6084 SENTRY CHEMICAL COMPANY $2,412.00
6282 I SENTRY SECURIT)' PRODUCTS $550.00
1657 SEWER RODDING EQUIP CO $2,433.00
6106 SHAPIRO PACKING CO $52.50
7350 SHEPARD'S $742.00
1082 SHEPARDS/MCGRAW HILL $1,110,60
1094 SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO $8,875.17
3082 SHORLlNE LANCONCO INC $4,438.00
6280 SHOW CASE INC $573.65
3705 SIDNEY'S DEPT STORE & UNI $8,691.62
824 SIDNEYS $131,551.56
273 SIG COX INC $10,459.71
7362 SILVER SHEET METAL INC $1,597.00
7162 SIMOWITZ INTERIORS, SUSAN $14,826.83
3476 SIR SPEEDY $104.50
3182 SIZEMORE SECURITY/PERSON $210.00
2261 SIZEMORE UNIFORMS $4,552.50
7201 SIZEMORE, JIMMY $162.50
1015 SMA SMITH EQUIPMENT $160,930.98
936 SMA/SMITH EQUIPMENT CO IN $22,724.57
7147 SMITH & LOVELESS $335.54
1526 SMITH & WE.SSON $408.00
5614 SMITH BROS MECHANICAL CON $947.00
844 SMITH BROS REST SUPPLY $8,941.40
2058 SMITHKLlNE BEECHAM $4,585.12
1819 SMOAK'S BAKERY $511.50
861 SNAP ON TOOLS - $3,782.74
6405 SOLID WASTE TECHNOLOGIES $2,345.85
7422 SONY SECURITY SERVICE CEN $99.65
865 SOUTH AUG AUTO ELECTRIC $6,292.10
7360 SOUTHCHEM -INC $30,800.00
5582 SOUTHEAST DIAZO $420.51
5628 SOUTHEASTINDUDSTRIAL SUPP $15,881.99
2002 SOUTHEAST SERVICE SUPPLY $107.33
2438 SOUTHEASTERN MACHINERY CO $69.82
878 SOUTHEASTERN NEWSPAPER $59,788.20
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1885 SOUTHEASTERN PUB SAFETY E $2,713.15
7190 SOUTHEASTERN SECURITY SYS $2,290.00
1201 SOUTHERN STAGES $872.25
7316 SOUTHEASTERN UTILITY CONT $117,115.00
1574 SOUTHERN AGGREGATES . $38,326.56
868 SOUTHERN BELL TELCO $776.00
875 SOUTHERN BLDG CODE CONG $374.00
7318 SOUTHERN BLDG CODE CONGRE $152.00
871 SOUTHERN BUSINESS MACHINE $447.00
879 SOUTHERN DIESEL CO $3,357.21
5243 SOUTHERN GARDENS $199.80
7258 SOUTHERN GENERAL CONSTRUC $29,784.00
7368 SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY $167.96
2486 SOUTHERN METER & SUPPLY $1,249.30
826 SOUTHERN METER AND SUPPLY $15,392.90
882 SOUTHERN MILLING $1,591.76
4040 SOUTHERN NA rURAL GAS COMP $65,830.00
3207 SOUTHERN PARTNERS $9,646.00
1182 SOUTHERN ROADBUILDERS $125.40
884 SOUTHERN ROOFING & INSUL $85,920.00
889 SOUTHERN SAW SERVICE INC $51.20
6651 SOUTHERN SIDING $291.40
70814 SOUTHERN SIDING & STEEL $1,356.00
2540 SOUTHERN TOWER ASSOCIATES $3,000.00
3155 . SOUTHERN WHOLESALE $808.07
7154 SOUTHLAKE FORD/FLEET DEPT $128,523.00
7229 SOUTHLAND DENTAL SUPPLY $1,617.00
4721 SOUTHSIDE CERAMICS $2,111.63
1496 SOUTHSIDE ELECTRIC MOTOR . $405.50
4063 SPARTAN MILLS $495.00
3081 SPEARS SIGNS $334.00
7144 SPECIALTIES $489.28
901 SPECIAL TIESINC $1,611.00
7509 SPPED CAR WASH. $50.00
6678 SPORTS PLUS $31 5.00
7403 ST A-CON $270.00
6478 ST ADCO UTILITIES INC $2,475.00
5789 STRAFFORD CO, J A $190,367.00
923 STRAFFORD J A CO $2,085.83
1479 STALLION LAWN & TREE SERV $4,200.00
597 STANDARD ELECTRONICS CO $215,502.00
.7506 STAR DISTRIBUTING CO $2,349.00
6682 STATE CHEMICALMANUFACTUR $400.50
5806 STEVENS APPLIANCE TRUCK C $178.50
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2913 STREETER PRINT & GRAPH $2,490.00
770 SUBURBAN PROPANE $9,648.33
2063 SUN BEL T NISSAN $1,140.47
7080 SUPER SOD OF AUGUSTA $306.25
7416 SUPERDICK MKT DIV $338.77
6910 SUPERIOR CARPET CLEANING $597.95
7392 SUPERIOR COURT LAURENS CO . $3.50
3582 SUPERIOR CT CLK ASSOC GA $300.00
2143 SUPERIOR SIGNAL CO $201.00
1187 SUPREME SALES CO . $12,588.07
6763 SWAIN DANNY $25,380.69
5497 SWANN DISTRIBUTORS, DON $13,690.54
1601 SWIFT & ASSOCIATES JAMES $123,228.20
1868 SWINT WELDING CO, JOHN $3,473.44
952 SWINT, JOHN W $3,1 30.89
7282 SYMCO GROUP INC. . $30,600.00
7471 SYNCO $272.76
5736 SYSCO A TLANT A $213,007.77
1713 T B C FABRICATIONS INC $1 ,485. 1 9
4639 T V TESTING AND REROUNDIN $22,513.10
943 T AG-A-LONG TRILER SALES $7,495.00
1438 T ANKERSLEY" INSURANCE CO $495.00
4262 TECHNICAL PRODUCTS CORP $318.00
6993 TECHNOCHEMINC $50,786.13
7397 TEE'S PLUS $1,831.55
6027 TENN LUTTRELL COMPANY $19,250.00
7490 TERMINAL SUPPLY $382.85
1558 TERMINIX $172.00
1573 . TEST MASTER OF AUGUSTA $5,148.96
7503 THE COBB- GROUP $59.00
7340 THE G-S COMPANY $246.00
7488 THE NEWS & FARMER $72.00
7473 THE RAG LADY. $200.88
113 THE UNIFRM STORE $1,524.59
7263 THIS END UP FURNITURE $8,486.10
7343 THOMPSON PUBLISHING $268.50
2663 THOMPSON PUBLISHING GROUP $1,248.00
7487 THOMPSON PUBLISHING GROUP $229.00
7375 TILLER & FRIENDS INC $317.60
7324 TILLMAN, DARLENE . $100.00
1740 TIME & SOUND $430.00
4431 TIME MOTION TOOLS $51.00
5530 TIME MOTION TOOLS $49.95
4431 TIME MOTION TOOLS $591.60
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1564 TIRE CENTER INC $177.82
7486 TOM'S SNACK $42.00
7198 TOMLINSON, CONNIE S $24.00
7435 TOMMY ROWELL WELL DRILlIN $4,680.00
2579 TOOL SERVICE CENTER $28.17
986 TOOLE SUPPLY $7,281.78
1248 TOOLE W R ENGINEERS INC $291,419.81
7492 TOOL NOTCH TREE SERVICE $1,300.00
2066 TOTAL OFFICE PRODUCTS $27,964.53
4008 TOYS R US $1,399.97
3167 TRAFFIC PARTS INC $14,978.22
2325 TRANECOMPANY,THE $1,749.12
984 TRANSAFE $20,664.00
992 TRANSYT CORPORATION $62,452.00
2733 TRAXINC $591.32
7465 TRA YCOM INC. $262.00
7255 TREASURER DEPT OF TRANSPO $180.00
2355 TRIAD SPECIALITIES $1,911.00
996 TRIANGLE FASTNERS $38.40
7152 TRIGG INDUSTRIES $164.20
1017 TRISTATE CULVERT $2,566.12
1011 TROPHY & GIFT CENTER $450.22
686 TROY SMITH ORNAMET AL IRON $2,050.00
1019 TRUCK PARTS SPEC OF AUG $25,874.14
7215 TRUMAN'S INC. $799.00
6859 TURBITROL CONTROL $21,622.63
7254 TURNER DIST CO $238.00
7199 TWISTED OAKS $6,300.00
1890 U S GAMES CO $702.04
1909 U S TOY CO INC $831.84
7381 U S GOVERNMENT SUBSCRIPTI $46.00
7489 U. S. GOVERNMENT BOOKSTORE $378.00
275 UGA COOPERATIVE EXTENTION $100.00
7296 UNDERWOOD AIR SYSTEMS $495.00
7505 UNI-GARD INC $156J).O-
4454 UNIFORMALS UNLIMITED $15,7$S'.61
7380 UNIQUE SALES $305.45
2437 UNISYS $13,130.14
7331 UNISYS $1 56.00
3079 UNISYS CORP $1,644.61
233 UNISYS CORPORATION $13,532.77
176 UNISYS INC $30,956.93
6923 UNITED AMERICAN ELECTION $10,750.23
1568 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE $268.64
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5416 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE $37.84
1568 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE $109.33
7476 UNITED STATES POSTAL SERV $15.00
5460 UNITED SUPPLY & FABRICS I $379.00
1026 UNIVERSAL DRY GOODS $10,174.09
549 UNIVERSAL PUMBLlNG CO $3,828.53
3491 UNIVERSITY HEALTH RESOURCE $2,005.05
1129 UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL $56.25
133 UNIVERSITY MICROFILMS INT $80.00
7406 US SECURITY SYSTEMS $258.00
2588 USRY SEAFOOD $340.25
7288 UTILITY INDUSTRUMENTS INC $824.00
7400 UTILITY SUPPLIES OF AMERI $99.80
3078 V AL COM COMPUTER CENTER $426.88
6303 V ALCOM COMPUTERS $216.52
1249 V AN WA TES & ROGERS INC $45,947.50
7270 V ANGUARD DISTRIBUTORS INC $3,832.87
1762 V ARIETY TRUCK PARTS $4.78
0 VENDOI~ PENDING $26,965.00
2361 VIDEO SUPPLY ~O $410.00
5381 VIRGINIA FOLK $324.39
1244 VULCAN SIGNS - $16,808.50
166 W A BRAGG INC $13,869.83
7448 W.H. REEVES $300.00
7420 W. W. DIVRSIFIED ENDEAVOR $87.65
1195 W 1M OF AUGUSTA-AIKEN INC $180.00
5205 W 1M OF AUGUSTA-AIKEN INC $287.97
1195 W 1M OF AUGUSTA-AIKEN INC $631.00
5205 W 1M OF AUGUSTA-AIKEN INC $540.00
1195 W 1M OF AUGUST A-AIKEN INC $10,203.33
7311 WAHL CLIPPER CORPORATION $194.00
6541 WAL-MART $899.70
2096 WALKER BROS $1,744.60
2065 WALMART $790.74
2759 WANG EXPRESSPRODUCTS $193.24
2889 WANG LABORATORIES INC $6,462.08
2706 WANG LABORATORIES INC $333.96
2889 WANG LABORATORIES INC $6,874.60
2706 WANG LABORATORIES INC $1,963.00
2889 WANG LA BORA TORIES INC $2,458.08
2706 WANG LABORATORIES INC $75.48
2889 WANG LA BORA TORIES INC $2,371.00
2706 WANG LABORATORIES INC $8,985.00
2889 WANT LABORATORIES INC $9,201.00
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2426 WARREN GORHAM & LAMONT $529.72
7078 WASTE MANAGEMENT $4,051.71
2190 WATER & WASTE PRODUCT CO $425.00
7434 W A TEROLlS PUMP CO $1,503.05
1142 WATEROUS COMPANY $416.70
7322 WATERS VAN RENTAL $300.00
7218 WEHUNT SAM . $400.00
7474 WELLS ELECTRONICS $70.00
1042 WELLS FARGO $8,842.43
7348 WEST AUGUSTA FLOOR SERVIC $911.00
7326 WEST DRUG COMPANY $4,754.00
1049 WEST PUBLISHING CO $2,152.00
1856 WESTSIDE ANIMAL HOSPITAL $39.61
7436 WHEELER B E INC $1,210.00
2321 WHEELS AND BRAKES INC $5,004.97
7427 WHITE BROTHERS WAREHOUSE $54.69
1353 WHITE'S J B COMPNA Y $581.43
1053 WHITEHEAD REF & APPL $562.21
2741 WHITEHEAD TIRE SERVICE $65,691.49
1061 WHITTON RADIATOR SHOP $624.50
5548 WICKES LUMBER $2,467.19
3146 WILENSKY, DR LEONARD $9.00
3163 WILLIAMS C AUTO GLAWSS IN $249.17
5369 WILLIAMS DETROIT DIESEL $3,751.38
161 WILLIAMS DETROIT DIESEL-A $45,875.00
7499 WILLIAMS T CHARLIE TOWING $269.00
1839 WILLIAMS, DR DAVID C $9.00
1095 WILLIFORD HEATING & A C $39.00
7528 WILMONT PRINTING $198.00
1056 WILSON FRANK SALES & SRV $1,811.30
7295 WINGER J L COMPANY $611.00
2118 WINK DAVID EQUIPMENT CO $10,665.00
1542 WOLF CAMERA SUPPLY $119.95
2767 WOLFE CAMERA $1,461.43
1104 WOLFE PRINTING $4,378.49
7443 WRIGHT & LOPEZ INC $7,274.88
7100 WRIGHT SAFETY EQUIPMENT $3,949.84
7391 WRIGHT'S EQUIP SALES AND $2,449.00
7425 WRIGHTS SAFETY WARE INC. $166.00
1695 WRIGHTSBORO RD PLUMBING $1,735.65
2328 x-eEL LASER SUPPLY $2,637.60
1116 XEROX CORP $10,197.12
1951 XEROX CORPORATION $141.00
6014 XEROX CORPORATION $848.00
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1951 XEROX CORPROA TION $1,671.00
6014 XEROX CORPORATION $543.39
1951 XEROX CORPORATION $8,629.30
6014 XEROX CORPORATION $258.00
1951 XEROX CORPORA TlON $1,050.00
1119 YANCEY BROS CO $192,792.96
7315 YSIINC. $175.70
1160 ZIMMERMAN EVANS INC $416.38
7727 ZIRCON CORPORATION $34.45
$25,288,814.58
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MINORITY LISTING 1994
VENDOR NUMBER VENDOR NAME P. O. AMOUNT
147 A-1 IRONWORKS $910.00
1596 ACE TOOLE RENTAL $232.50
45 AUGUST A BLUEPRINT & MICRO $48,752.50
2753 AUGUST A FOCUS $1,961.84
3206 BURKE'S TROPI-:lY CENTER $25.48
1910 BY -LIB $7,614.57
3189 CHARLIE WILLIAMS AUTO SLS $1,037.02
7585 CLARENCE MURRAY $1 62.00
2674 COUNTY COURIER $2,400.00
6479 OCT SYSTEMS GROUP $1,709.50
630 EUBANKS HARDWARE $9,727.36
1141 FAIRWAY FORD OF AUGUSTA $187,103.60
7428 J & J APPLIANCE REPAIR SE $29.80
7197 JACKSON HEATING & AIR CON $13,744.00
4385 KATIE'S SPECIAL T'S INC $1,849.65
7460 L & L ENTERPRISES $13,710.84
2291 MMT ENTERPRISES INC $302,000.00
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7171 POWERlINE $2,992.80
7405 ROC JAZ $1 ;733.81
2381 SAFEGUARD BUSINESS SYSTEM $902.00
7190 SOUTHEASTERN SECURITY SYS $656.00
549 UNIVERSAL PLUMBING CO $1,197.28
7549 VARIETY CONCRETE CONTRACTO $6,700.00
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1395 3M $14,993.94
5371 $68.80
428 A & A CHEMICAL .$1,787.13
1680 A & 0 CARPET INC $2,708.98
7598 A & l CONST & REMODELING $2,595.00
2645 A & W OIL CO.INC $7,328.60
147 A-l IRONWORKS $910.00
70253 AAA ELECGRIC $537.60
7347 AAA ELECTRICAL CONTR. $2,462.60
2 AAA LOCK & KEY SERVICE $891.52
8 AARBOUR POO~& PATIO $436.00
2939 AAABOUR POOL CO $264.97
1268 ABBOTI Oil $290,608.29
9 ACCURATE TIME CLOCK $2,697.00
2829 ACCURA TEl AUG REPORTING SE $637.49
4564 ACCURA TEl AUGUSTA REPORTIN $330.69
2548 ACE ELECTRIC SUPPLY. - $4,328.62
900 ACE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO $58.36
1596 ACE TOOLE RENTAL - $232.50
2237 ACME BUSINESS PRODUCTS $22,611.23
7554 ACT A T CORPORATION $273.58
1234 ADAMS EQUIPMENT $1,267.29
10 ADAMS INDUSTRIAL HOSE INC $401.25
6340 ADMIRAL STEAMER $994.84
6781 ADT SECURITY SYSTEMS $10,620.00
6841 ADV ANCED PEST CONTROL $1,480.00
7650 AERO PRODUCTS CORP $97.25
7544 AIKEN AUGUST A SECURITY SY $144.00
2803 AIKEN OVERHEAD DOOR $997.81
5619 AIR TARP MARKETING $1,747.03
2376 AIR WAY SHEET METAL $428.43
7636 AIRCLEAN SYSTEMS $4,11 5.00
4649 AIRWA Y SHEET METAL $260.00
1711 ALEXANDER BATTERY CO SE $444.00
2224 ALL TEL MOBILE COMMUNICA TI $20.00
2657 ALL TELL SUPPLY INC $677.40
1532 ALRICH ELECRIC CONTRACTO $1,822.97
1895 AM MUL TIGRAPHICS $2,946.93
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6702 AM MULTIGRAPHICS SUPPLY CO $83.85
7637 AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION $94.95
7659 AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION $29.95
2357 AMERICAN BLUEPRINT $269.79
7083 AMERICAN CADASTRE INC $113,560.45
1969 AMERICAN EXTERMINATING CO $5,102.00
2243 AMERICAN HOTEL REGISTER $1,409.86
2213 AMERICAN LAFRANCE $3,249.00
7376 AMERICAN TIME DATA $24.50
7611 AMERICAN TIME/SIGNAL $358.96
4425 AMMON'S PAPER CO $25,476.79
27 AMMONS PAPER CO $3,990.90
7689 AMPAK ENTERPRISES $1,446.18
7629 AMSTERDAM PRINTING & LITH $29.95
6703 ANALYTICAL SERVICE $1,000.00
2830 ANDERSON CHEMICAL COMPANY $1,769.65
363 APAC - GEORGIA INC $454,331.91
7 APC INC $1,761.41
644 APPLIANCE LAND $869.00
7596 APPLIANCE SERVICE CENTER $81.00
3574 APPLIED SOLUTION $36,181.18
524 ARI SUPPLY CO $367.76
2047 ARROWOOD SUPPLY $441 .48
7209 ASSN COUNTY COMM 90F GEORG $15.00
6707 AT&T $317.08
7565 A TLANT A BLUEPRINT $45.85
7632 A TLANT A CHAIN & ROLLER $140.59
1990 ATLANTA DAIRIES $1,529.43
39 A TLANT A GAS LIGHT CO $48,692.51
1523 ATLANTIC HEATING & AIR $5,073.00
2941 ATLANTIC SUPPLY & EQUIP $534.78
41 AUDIO VISUAL CENTER $58.50
6919 AUGUST A AUTO COLOR $520.09
1328 AUGUST A AUTO UPHOLSTRY $200.00
2323 AUGUST A AUTOMATIC FIRE SY $947.70
44 AUGUSTA BIA COMPANY $4,920.00
45 AUGUST A BLUEPRINT & MICRO $48,752.50
2608 AUGUST A CANVAS PRODUCTS $675.42
49 AUGUST A CHRONICLE $6,655.00
1372 AUGUST A CITY COUNCIL $40.00
430 AUGUSTA CITY' COUNCIL $896.00
1372 AUGU~T A CITY COUNCIL $520.00
430 AUGUST A CITY COUNCIL $288.00
51 AUGUST A CITY COUNCIL $950.00
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430 AUGUST A CITY COUNCIL $328.00
1372 AUGUST A CITY COUNCIL $525.00
430 AUGUST A CITY COUNCIL $704.00
58 AUGUSTA COCA COLA $12,003.51
3038 AUGUST A COLLISION CENTER $10,783.26
7583 AUGUSTA COMPUTER WAREHOUSE $369.90
59 AUGUST A CONCRETE BLOCK $4,575.00
2938 AUGUST A ENGINE PARTS CO $1,263.16
63 AUGUST A FERTILIZER CO $4,775.50
5738 AUGUST A FIRE PROTECTION I $833.00
2753 AUGUST A FOCUS $1,961.84
7580 AUGUST A INDUSTRIAL SERVICE $37,911.00
69 AUGUST A JANITORIAL $4,710.75
583 AUGUSTA LAWN MOWER PARTS $628.87
73 AUGUST A MILL SUPPLY CO $1,594.06
75 AUGUST A MUSIC SERVICE $1,736.40
762 AUGUST A OVERHEAD DOOR CO $147.52
2109 AUGUST A PHYSICAL EXAM CEN $2,307.00
79 AUGUST A RADIOLOGY ASSOC $1 32.00
3164 AUGUST A READY MIX $3,558.95
6451 AUGUST A REPROGRAPHICS $1,324.32
7143 AUGUSTA RUBBER & GASKET CO $762.30
432 AUGUST A SOUND INC $200.00
88 AUGUST A SPORTING GOODS $5,930.38
7686 AUGUST A SUNSHINE POOL $900.00
90 AUGUST A TOOL & SPECIAL TV $2,602.93
84 AUGUST A TRANS CLINIC $1,752.60
91 AUGUST A TROPHY & SPECIAL TV $61.50
1314 AUGUSTA TRUCK SALES $18,962.94
2310 AUTO AIR & SOUND INC $471.54
7101 AUTOMATIC SIGNAL $3,280.00
7305 AUTOMATIC EQUIPMENT SERV $1,187.40
95 AVRETT HARDWARE CO $87.25
97 A YERS WIRE RQPE $82.50
1953 B & B INDUSTRIAL SALES $2,583.01
1471 B & B SALES $83.87
7630 B DALTON BOOKSELLER $94.70
7572 B P OIL COMPANY $19,047.91
7534 . B.S. TECHNICAL SERVICES . $2,045.43
216 BADGER METER CO $520.00
4903 BAILEY'S COMM & ELECTRONIC $3,946.05
1944 BAILEY'S TOWER CONST $989.00
2332 BAKER BROSINC $1,126.20
2481 BALLARD TRUCK & TIRE CO $140.00
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893 BANCROFT $855.00
7589 BANK AMERICAN N.T. & S.A. $90,000.00
110 BANNER UNIFORMS $76.35
2775 BARNHART'S $586.50
118 BARRETT SUPPLY CO $2,153.05
7407 BARTON SOUTHERN COMPANY I $1,427.00
7581 BASIC SERVICEINC $76.16
3032 BASS AUTO TOPS $475.00
6983 BBC OFFICE SYSTEMS INC $48.80
2300 BEAM'S APVEMENT MAINT CO , $1,827,666.70
1712 BEARING DISTRIBUTORS INC $506. 14
7383 BELL SOUTH COMMUNICATIONS $1,333.00
2661 BELL SOUTH COMMUNICATIONS $21,612.00
132 BENNETT GAS CO $1,925.74
137 BENTLEL Y OFFICE MACH CO $1 20.00
1274 BERGE MD, DONA VON D $265.00
7532 BESAM SOUTHEAST INC $2,100.00
7658 BEST BUY $3,340.41
1831 BEST DATA PRODUCTS INC $17,974.81
7599 BFI WASTE SYSTEMS $2,835.00
143 BIGGER BROS INC $19,291.83
5376 BILL HEARD CHEVY CO $437.32
7523 BLACK BOX CO $917.00
3527 BLACKBURN'S MEAT PROCESSI $11,338.60
2652 BLAIR CONSTRUCTION CO $272,179.50
7193 BO MACHINE SHOP $2,577.70
2688 BOB BARKER COMPANY $15,763.97
7166 BOB BENNETT FORD LINCOLN $259.88
3428 BOB MADDOX DODGE $585.60
5921 BOB RICHARDS CHEVROLET IN $174.99
5137 BOBSY JONES FORD $826,505.14
155 BORDEN DAIRY $15,987.94
6880 BORDEN PEST CONTROL INC $2,260.50
162 BOWMAN-WHEELER SECURITIES $1,429.38
7158 BRAD RAGAN INC $2,449.20
7160 BRAD RAGAN INC $997.42
7158 BRAD RAGAN INC $450.00
7160 BRAD RAGAN INC $634.56
7158 BRAD RAGAN INC $1,549.88
7160 BRAD RAGAN INC $74.60
7158 BRAD RAGAN INC $1,534.67
7160 BRAD RAGAN INC $1,196.14
7158 BRAD RAGAN INC $1 ,31 9.00
7160 BRAD RAGAN INC $340.40
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7158 BRAD RAGAN INC $1,163.80
7160 BRAD RAGANINC $650.00
7158 BRAD RAGAN INC $619.42
7160 BRAD RAGAN-INC $63.90
81203 BRAGG, W A $48.95
2113 BRASWELL ELECTRIC $876.60
2216 BRICKO FARMS $900.00
7621 BRIGHT WORK INC $600.00
2596 BROOMES FARM & HOME CENTER $479.79
2568 BROWN & RADIOLOGY ASSOCIA . $0.00
7251 BROWNING FERRIS INDUSTRIE $6,318.60
2702 BRUNING $92.18
2448 BSN SPORTS. $13,588.58
711 BUCKEYEBUS!NESS PRO INC $775.68
173 BUDGET SEWER & DRAIN $606.50
7653 BUILDERS HARDWARE & SPECI $54.60
2351 BUILDERS SQUARE INC $66.84
2957 BULLDOG COMPUTERS $706.00
7181 BUMPER TO BUMPER $3,100.89
174 BURCH LOWEINC $473.07
6987 BUREAU OF BUSINESS PRACTR $116.03
175 BUREAU OF NA T'L AFFAIRS $1,238.00
3206 BURKE'S TROPHY CENTER $25.48
7590 BURNLEY SEWERAGE & DRAINA $175.00
7219 BURRIS CHEMICAL INC . $547.27
6224 BUSBY'S HEATING & AIR $467.74
433 BUSBYS HEAT & AIR COND $395.46
2502 BUSINESS RECORDS CORP $300.00
1822 BUSINESS RECORDS CORP $1,100.00
5143 BUSINESS RECORDS CORP EAST - $850.00
7221 BUTLER AUTOMOTIVE $289.85
5498 BUTLER PAPER CO $3,818.35
2560 BUTLERS AUTOMOTIVE $255.40
1910 BY -L1BS $7,614.57
3516 C & BTOWING - $480.00
4653 C & S CONSTRUCTION CO $2,990.00
187 C & W EQUIP & SUPPLY $191.98
189 C & W TIRE SERVICE $4,253.11
7180 C E KNOX $88.80
7141 CALGON VESTAL" $472.68
3475 CAMERA REPAIRMAN $444.00
197 CAMERON & BARLEY $1,717.07
7290 CAR QUEST $102.34
2375 CARL VINSON INST GOVERN $106.80
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263 CAROL ELECTRIC SUPPLY $143.39
4284 CAROL ELECTRIC SUPPLY $45.00
263 CAROL ELECTR!C SUPPLY $151.36
4284 CAROL ELECTRIC SUPPLY $26.00
263 CAROL ELECTRIC SUPPL Y $2,206.89
4284 CAROL ELECTRIC SUPPL Y $285.80
263 CAROL ELECTRIC SUPPLY $36.75
1677 CAROLINA HOSE & HYDRALlC $3,027.47
1408 CARPET SHOP INC . $1,566.58
6929 CARQUEST $203.69
7613 CARTER-BLANCHARD OFFICE S $1,342.07
1378 CASE POWER $221.34
262 CASE POWER & EQUIP CO $189.14
186 CASH BATTERY CO $3,082.59
206 CASH REGISTER SYSTEM $531.00
2940 CASTAWAY CERAMICS $5,100.65
207 CASTLEBERRY CLYDE CO $16,348.73
7389 CATAPHOTE $3,620.00
585 CATERPILLAR FINANCIAL SER $110,280.84
208 CAYE W C &CO $3,245.94
6755 CCG SYSTEMS $3,370.91
7622 CD PUBLICATION $349.00
3160 CDI CABINET SUPPLIES $447.99
2777 CELLUAR ONE $239.00
213 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE $30.00
2881 CHAMBERS OFFICE MACHINES $835.00
7609 CHARLES PIKE $683.00
3189 CHARLIE WILLIAMS AUTO GLS $1,037.02
7570 CHRISTIAN SIGNS $450.00
1903 CHUCK CAMPBELL'S WALLPAPER $ 53.94
7571 CHUCK'S LAKESIDE MARINE $44.95
1360 CIRCUIT CITY . $1,338.59
7639 CIRCULA TION DEPARTMENT $23.00
220 CITIES SUPPLY CO $3,285.27
4269 CITIES SUPPLY CO INC $307.62
242 CITY PUBLISHING $1,903.00
7585 CLARENCE MURRAY $162.00
2025 CLARK BOARDMAN CALLAGHAN $682.16
72129 CLAUSSEN CONCRETE $214.20
234 CLAUSSEN CONCRETE CO $5,891.26
248 CLAUSSEN PAVING CO $142.80
7602 CLEAN AIR VEHICLE $175.00
7644 CLUB CAR $3,850.00
2311 CMI/MPH $202.32
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6949 COASTAL CHLORINATOR & UTI $1,204.50
7283 COASTAL CONCRETE $11,360.53
1654 COF $339.00
1823 COLLISION EXPERTS INC $15,377.59
5883 COLONIAL BAKERY $171.99
258 COLONIAL BAKING CO $29,925.81
1853 COLOR TILE COMPANY $96.00
260 COMM SYSTEMS INC $14,569.42
1768 COMMERCE CLEARING HSE INC $185.00
5384 COMPAW COMPUTER CORPORATI $4,284.00
7249 COMPRESSED GAS OF AUGUSTA $49.75
7110 COMPUTER GROUP, THE ; $2,678.00
261 CONNELL SAW SHOP $57.00
7667 CONNEY SAFETY pRODUCTS $85.41
7041 CONTRACT PHYSICIAN SERVIC $5,996.00
7175 COOK BROTHERS FARM $11,834.10
2911 COPY DATA CORP $3,101.71
7656 CONCIL OF CITY ADMINISTRA $1 20.00
2674 COUNTY COURIER $2,400.00
7672 CRAFTIME INC $2,000.00
2563 CRANSTON ROBERTSON & $17,750.00
1785 CROMERS P-NUTS $1,264.72
283 CRYSTAL COLOR $3,208.78
184 CSRA CERAMICS $4,265.70
7029 CSRA FIRE EXTINGUISHER $62.75
284 CULPEPPER REPT SERVICE $110.00
2745 CUPEPPER, NANCY $12.50
285 CUMMINGS GA DIESEL $530.19
6364 CUMMINGS SOUTH INC $2,913.73
469 CURRY'S HARDWARE INC $1,350.00
7664 CUSTOM WOOD FENCES $1,400.00
292 o & 0 ELECTRIC $1,479.10
7546 D & 0 FENCE CO' $1,795.00
4401 D/C COMMUNICATIONS . , $22,800.00
72076 DAILY REPORT $201.40
2160 DAILY REPORT COMPANY $1 60.00
286 DAITCH & CO $6,893.20
7333 DAL TILE $875.26
7669 DAMARK INT INC $119.98
1527 DANSBY'S MOBILE HME TRANS $350.00
2391 DARBY PRINTING COMPANY $2,200.20
5141 DATA PLEX CORPORATION $1,681.95
6792 DATA RESEARCH INC -:- $95.00
1705 DATACORP $43.43
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7670 DA TEK $56.00
297 DA VIS APPLIANCE $807.24
3906 DA VIS EQUIPMENT & RENTAL $2,814.34
289 DA VIS EQUIPMENT RENTAL $3,673.71
6479 OCT SYSTEMS GROUP $1,709.50
963 DECA . $973.47
6688 DEERE CREDIT SERVICE $48,192.00
4247 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORA TION $4,180.00
6771 DEPT OF ADM SERVICE $452.00
2313 DEPT OF ADM SERVICE $2,420.00
2709 DEPT OF LAW ST OF GA $35.00
5258 DIAL PAGE $3,561.00
7604 DIAZO SERVICE $300.00
2836 DICTAPHONE $486.50
316 DICTAPHONE CORP $154.05
1387 DIEBOLD INC $304.00
2965 DIESEL INJUECTION OF GA $2,866.26
1431 DITCH WITCH OF GEORGIA $1,920.03
2951 DIVERSIFIED COMPUTERS $545.00
319 DIXIE BEARINGS INC $1,196.40
6 DIXIE ICE & COAL CO $225.00
5484 DIXIE LOCK & SAFE CO $1,127.35
19 DIXIE LOCK & SAFE CO $95.00
1223 DIXIE MOBILE HOME SUPPLY $89.95
7676 DIXIE RIVERSIDE SNACK $107.81
3238 DIXIE TREE SERIVCE $1,200.00
1590 DOAS SURPLUS PROPERTY (FE $1,620.00
7641 DOAS/PRINTING $46.40
7309 DOC SAVAGE . $740.85
7356 DOG WORLD $28.00
2124 DaN'S TRUCK & TRQILER CO $2,187.00
7566 DONALD COMPANY $697.82
7540 DOUG MEAT SHOP $1,024.95
1304 DRA WING BOARD INC $812.00
6687 ORA WING BORAD, THE $464.00
853 DUFFIE PHULLlP SANQ GRVL $58.00
3431 DUKE BUICK $89.71
7624 DUNAGANS $75.00
2246 DUNCAN DRUGS $0.00
2182 DUPLICATING SYSTEMS INC $3,808.15
331 EAST GA SUPPLY $26,664.80
3432 EAST GA SUPPLY CO $4,902.88
5399 EAST GEORGIA MOTORS INC $13.39
1735 EASTERN BUSINESS FORMS IN $4,555.00
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4260 EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY $503.00
2710 ECONOMICS LABORATORY INC $4,487.20
2737 EDDIE'S MUFFLER SERVICE $1,782.00
7690 EDUCALC INC $27.36
7614 EDUCA TIONALRESOURCE INF $24.25
4985 ELECTION RESOURCES CORPOR $650.00
2180 ELECTIONS ADM REPORTS $147.00
336 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT $2,619.33
5487 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT CO $2,031.75
351 ELECTRO MECH CORP $391.00
343 EMERGENCY EQLUIPMENT $39,050.86
353 EMICKE V W ASSOCIATE $86.55
6837 ENGLESIDE ELECTRIC $471.12
3595 ENON HOPKINS ROOFING $750.00
1428 EUBANKS AUTO & TRK ALIGN $620.08
630 EUBANKS HARDWARE $9,727.36
7679 EVERLASING GRANITE & MAR $1,600.00
7642 EXPRESS LASER SERVICES $576.00
1141 FAIRWAY FORD OF AUGUSTA $187,103.60
7651 FANNIE MAE $25.00
350 FAT MANS FOREST $60.00
1502 FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP $25.50
2551 FEDERAL L1ENSlNG J V $1 30.00
7555 FEDERAL SIGNAL CORPORATION $75,600.60
6067 FEIMSTER-PETERSON INC $56,515.00
2125 FERGUSON ENTERPRISES INC $62.25
1902 FERREL GAS $81. 7 5
6732 FIRE PROTECTION PUBLICA TI $1,000.00
6980 FIRST IMAGE MANAGEMENT CO $193.16
385 FISHBIN MD, SUMNER L $0.00
1298 FISHER SCIENTIFIC $7,844.34
7224 FITZGERALD & LONG $585.00
973 FLA V -Q-RICH INC $2,876.16
2754 FLEMING AUTO PARTS $1,737.45
2522 FLEMING TIRE & WHEEL $292.50
7677 FOCUS ON KIDS $39.90
3076 FOLGER ADAM CO $405.00
2373 FORT'S CLEANERS $410.50
2990 FOSTERDIXIANA $4,020.00
7244 FOSTER'S TOWING RECOVERY $4,1 60.00
6747 FOT04U $262.60
379 FOX APPLIANCE PTS ., $769.96
2146 FOX DISTRIBUTQRS INC $227.58
2121 FOX V ALLEY MARKETING SYS $558.00
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7223 SRANK SHELTON INC $400.00
2505 FRANKLIN PRODUCTS DIV OF $1,102.00
7235 FREEMAN GREENHOUSE $212.50
7569 FREESTONE INC $4,558.00
5959 FRISCHKORN INC $481.80
1741 FROTHINGHAM -R C $232.00
4073 FULCHER'S WRECKER SERVICE $5,224.47
7638 FURMAN JEWELERS $45.00
1982 FUTURE COMPOUNDING MFG $1,888.50
7056 G NEIL CO $21.24
411 G T DISTRIBUTORS $1,177.78
6790 GA ASSO OF JUVENILE CT $1 5.00
6425 GA AUTO BOD'( REPAIR $6,004.66
2783 GA BUREAU OF INVESTIGA TIN $577.00
7222 GA CAROLINA BUSINESS MACH $587.42
409 GA CAROLINA PAPER $3,477.60
416 GA CORR INDUSTRIES $9,739.91
6831 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $784.08
6832 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $65.34
6831 GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE $593.54
1414 GA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR $716.51
7060 GA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR $775.00
2123 GA DEPT OF HUMAN RESOURCE $70.93
4778 GA DEPT OF TRANSPORA TION $20.00
7564 GA DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION $20.00
7579 GA ECONOMIC DEVELOPERS IN $200.00
7661 GA INDIGENT DEFENSE COUNC $85.00
2483 GA INDUSTRIESITHE WICKlIF $459.00
417 GA LOCK & SAFE $20.00
424 GA POWER $1,210.00
425 GA POWER CO $13,021.25
4339 GA POWER COMPANY $6,653.50
1499 GAILEY TROPHY CO . $3,896.75
7617 GALACTIC $119.95
7627 GALL'S INC $349.98
1959 GAME TIME EQUIPMENT CO $320.00
6624 GANDALF SYSTEMS CORP $32,236.32
395 GARY CONCRETE CO $420.00
7573 GARY'S SALES SERVICE SUPP $175.90
5892 GAY & TAYLOR $350.00
5510 GE CAPITAL $26,618.31
7259 GENERAL BINDING CORPORA TI $1,079.83
405 GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY $4,153.34
7591 GENIUM PUBLISHING CORPORA $89.95
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1369 GENTRY POULT-RY CO $9,188.22
7453 GEORGIA CAROLING COMM $452.00
7685 GEORGIA DISPOSAL INC $840.00
6833 GEORGIA FASTENERS $551.94
6529 GEORGIA POWER - $242.00
6632 GEORGIA POWER COMPANY $242.00
5067 GEORGIA POWER COMPNA Y . $14,875.00
7177 GEORGIAlINA COMMUNICATION $1,980.00
7159 GERALD ROBINSON'S-PAINT CO $73.95
2541 GLASS RENEWAL OF AUGUSTA $1,050.00
441 GLASS SERVICE CTR $342.76
446 GLIDDEN DURKEE $7,561.12
333 GLOBAL COMPUTER SUPPLIES $249.95
7645 GLOBAL OCCUPATIONAL SAFET $81.98
6385 GLOBEX DECOR $2,395.00
6881 GLOVES INC $161.85
1796 GOLD MECH INC $114,370.00
7586 GOLDKIST - $261.48
1342 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE $32,383.44
450 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE $212.60
1342 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE $5,800.79
7186 GOVERNMENT FINANCE OFFICER $141.95
720 GOVT FINANCE. OFFICERS ASS $192.95
6885 GRAHAM & ASSOC, H LAWSON $3,450.00
5462 GRAINGER $7,469.48
7485 GRAPHIC SERVICES $4,862.00
7510 GRAPHIC SERVICES $4,420.00
7065 GRA VES ENVIRONMENTAL SERV $9,761.25
453 GRA VES OF AUGUSTA - $8,065.44
1242 GREEN THUMB $406.98
1835 GREEN THUMB WEST . $2,931.98
7620 GREENHORN & O'MEARA $320,251.10
457 GREENSINC $283.16
3465 GRPA $550.00
6316 GSC ENVIRONMENTAL LA BORA T $25.00
6618 GTCO $73.50
4834 GULF STATES DISTRIBUTORS $15,746.51
2597 H & H INSULA T~ON $76.74
1251 HACH CHEMICAL COMPANY $6,751.05
1970 HAGIN'S TRIM SHOP $90.00
464 HAJOCA CORP $3,047.66
1154 HALL'S REBUILT ENGINES CO $2,700.00
6994 HANNAN, DR FRED M $0.00
7419 HARCOURT BRACE PROF PUBlI $256.00
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832 HARLESS FIRE EQUIPMENT $6,643.00
481 HAROLD SALES & SERVICE. $2,886.82
485 HARRISON CO $2,802.50
628 HARRY'S SAW SHOP $21.00
7668 HA WKINS AND ASSOCIATES $600.1 0
6252 HA YES SERVICE CENTER $480.00
492 HEAFNER TIRE CO $445.74
746 HERTZ EQUIPMENT COMPANY $1,275.00
7401 HEWLETT PACKARD $156,603.29
7217 HEWLETT PACKARD COMPANY $9,699.30
7551 HEYWARD SERVICES INC $58,418.00
7574 HIGHER GROUNDS $480.00
2235 HILLYARD INC $419.45
7640 HINES PRODUCTS CORP $1,670.00
511 HOBART SALES & SERVICE $1,452.20
513 HOLLINS RADIATOR SER $1,822.00
1281 HOLOX L TO $119.68
7228 HOME DEPOT $27.00
1301 HOMEFOLKS WHOLESALE INC $0.00
6315 HOSTY AUGUSTA $170.95
2680 HOUSE STAFF EDUCATION FND $270.00
516 HOWARD LUMBER CO $7,296.93
2004 HOWARD LUMBER CO $761.18
7172 HOWARD'S APPLIANCE CENTER $599.00
519 HUDSON LANDSCAPE $293.86
3654 HUDSON'S LANDSCAPING & NU $756.00
2052 HUNTER'S PT & BODY WORKS $286.92
2151 HYDRO-SOUTH JNC $7,000.00
6978 IES $810.00
3737 ICJE $25.00
2756 ICLE $25.00
6789 IMAGING TECHNOLOGY $25,377.43
2631 IMMEDIATE TRANSFER SHOP $3,188.60
6028 INDCHEM INC $20,483.90
7610 INDEXX LA BORA TORIES $1,965.00
7633 INDUSTRIAL METAL $150.00
71832 INDISTRIAL RUBBER & SAFET $60.41
531 INDISTRIAL RUBBER & SUPPL $6,930.64
7576 INFINGER TRANSPORA TION I $342.65
6198 INGLESIDE ELECTRIC $5,969.14
7530 INMAN BUSINESS PRODUCTS $1,286.71
7336 INST A-CARE PHARMACH SERVI $241.85
2231 INSULA TION SUPPLY CO $370.00
3035 INTERSTATE EQUIPMENT $475.78
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ALL P.O. ISSUED 1994
538 INTERSTATE SUPPLY CO . $3,090.72
539 INTOXlMETERS INC . $571.06
1534 IRELAND ELEC & SUPPLY CO $.1,631.58
5106 IRELAND ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO $41. 68
6860 INRONAGE PROTECTIVE CO . $479.90
895 IRON PEDDLERS $5,950.00
1027 ISCO INC $2.27.70
17 . IVAN ALLEN.CO ~ $12,963.16
7428 J & J APPUANCE REPAIR SE $29.80
7170 J & J DISTRIBURTING $3,442.55
542 JACKSON-CO INC, E I $18,636.09
7197 JACKSON HEATING & AIR CON $13,744.00
2620 JAYS MUSIC CENTER - $3,624.00
7657 JEFF'S SEWING AND VACUUM $19.90
6850 JEFFERSON ELECGTRIC' CORP - $20,045.50
548 JENKINS. FORD $7,695.54
2098 JIMMY'S SIGN SHOP $750.00
550 JOHANNSEN'S INC $94,315.63
7628 JOHN WILEY & SON INC $257.56
7126 JOHNNY HOWARD PAINT & BOD $1,785.00
557 JOHNSON MOTOR CO $354.80
3707 JONES INTERCABLE $2,400.00
7541 JUDICIAL COUNCIL OF GEORG $18.06
570 K MART $2,133.04
1860 K MART $197.38
7559 KAHN CONSTRUCTION CO INC, $2,633,500.00
6884 KAHN CONSTRt,JCTION, M B $1,137,500.00
573 KAMO MFG CORP $4,048.00
6549 KASBRANINC $1,199.50
4385 KATHIE'S SPECIAL T'S INC $1,849.65
2492 KEN'S SIGN SHOP $365.00
7049 KID KAR $75.35
93 KINSEY'S AUTO SUPPLY $80.00
1222 KIRBY LOCKSMITH $371.00
7616 KME FIRE APPARATUS $17,261.39
7683 KME FIRE PARTS & SER $46.1 3
593 KOCH MATERIALS COMPANY $18,834.55
2854 KRAFT INC $13,283.55
1614 KROUSE-MATHENY CO $27,750.00
592 KUSTOM SIGNALS INC $1 2,340.00
7460 L & L ENTERPRISES $13,710.84
6268 L & M TV SALES & SERVICE $508.40
7248 L-J INC $219,817.00
85 LANDIS & GYR POWERS INC ' $27,977.26
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ALL P.O. ISSUED 1994
3117 LANDIS, RR $702.00
598 LANDRUM SUPPLY CO $962.76
2694 LANIER BUSINESS PRODUCTS $661.05
6008 LANIER MICROFILM LAB $820.00
6166 LANIER WORLD WIDE INC $301,933.00
6738 LANIER WORLDWIDE $264.00
6981 LANIER WORLDWIDE INC $85.00
7597 LANTEK $639.00
7584 LASERTURF LEVELING $1,200.00
2628 LA W ENFORCEMENT LEGAL $98.00
7678 LA WPRESS CORPORATION $70.25
604 LAYN-ATLANTIC CO $14,309.84
3774 LAZAR'S TRAILERS & WELDIN $94.95
7625 LAZY LIFE $125.00
7666 LEADER SHORTS $274.20
5210 LEIBERT CORPOREA TION $1,355.00
7262 LESLlES POOL SUPPLIES LETIN $6,981.80
7212 LETN $4,656.00
4126 LOGOMA TICS INC $85.00
7608 LONG & SONGS PAINT & BODY $17,720.89
1117 LOVELACE ROOFING $325.00
3922 LOWE'S HOME CENTER $21.88
618 LOWE'S OF AUGUSTA INC $14,712.25
3157 LOWE'S OF WEST AUGUSTA $2,196.15
7464 LYNN PEAVY COMPANY $77.35
3772 M & M SIGN CO $ 62.40
7595 M K TOOL REPAIR $760.66
7550 M. LEE SMITH PUBl. & PRIN $147.00
635 MAC PAPERS $8,627.99
1198 MACLEAN-HUNTER MARKET REP $294. SO
637 MACUCH STEEL PRODUCTS $832.39
3753 MAINTENANCE SUPPLY CO IN $19,921.20
7663 MANDATAINC $161.16
642 MANER BLDRS SUPPLY $17,867.98
951 MARPELlI BROS $7,956.95
2005 MARCHMAN CHEMICAL CO $3,151.91
648 MARKS CARBONIC SERVICE $601.50
6861 MARLEY COOLING TOWER CO $20,074.00
654 MARSHALL & SWIFT $143.90
7463 MARSHAL & SWIFT $136.95
654 MARSHALL & SWIFT $23.90
7463 MARSHALL & SWIFT $136.95
340 MARTHA WHITE INC $9,629.49
659 MARTIN MARlETT A $22,609.01
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1454 MARTINEZ PAINT & WALLCOVE $549.92
7563 MASON CLEMENTS & VANCE RO . $18,000.00
1212 MASON'S TREE & TURF FARM $454.86
6654 MASON, CYNTHIA J $814.00
662 MASTER F ABRICA TORS $8,639.60
7548 MASTER GRAPHICS $765.60
663 MA TTHEW BENDER $948.52
667 MAYS EQUIP CO $883.68
6639 MA YS EQUIPMENT CO $58.18
1470 MAYS INTERNATIONAL $70,325.85
2613 MA YS NURSERY CO $2,011.90
2163 MCELMURRAY SPECIALITIES IN $2,185.20
631 MCGOWEN PRINTING CO $5,023.28
7675 MCGRA W HILL INC. $104.59
7484 MCLURE OIL COMPANY $55,478.23
2553 MCNEELY'S HANOI-HOUSE $523.00
1366 MEADOWS, BEN $43.50
627 MECHAICAL TRADES INC $3,268.99
5404 MECHANICAL.TRADES INC $2,463.00
4837 MECON INC OF AUGUST A $183.14
671 MECO OF AUGUSTA $3,446.74
4556 MEDICAL ASSOC OF GEORGIA $500.00
3645 MEDICAL CORRESPONDENCE SE $53.48
3495 MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT SER $132.37
2039 MEDICAL CTR PODIATRY GRP $0.00
7122 MENGER DOOR $2,038.40
2545 MECHANDISING SERVICE INC $24.00
677 MERV'S AUTO PARTS $16,416.44
4799 MERV'S AUTO PARTS $17.74
677 MERV'S AUTO PARTS $2,449.52
1492 METRAC INC $8,801.37
607 METRO LOCK SERVICE $20.05
6904 MEYER PUBLISHING $19.95
682 MICHIE CO $1,366.00
7643 MICHIE CO $515.16
682 MICHIE CO . $65.00
7643 MICHIE CO $65.00
682 MICHIE $127.00
7553 MICRO BIO-MEDICS .INC $144.00
7680 MICRO CONTROL SPECIALI $889.00
2751 MIDWEST RADAR EQUIPMENT $171.25
688 MILLER PRINTING $516.00
7673 MILlIPORE CORP. $52.00
3584 MILNER DOCUMENT PRODUCTS $4,118.69
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ALL P.O. ISSUED 1994
475 MIL TON RUBEN CHEVROLET $1,089.19
7561 MIMS OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT $45.50
7671 MISTER BOBBIN. $82.36
6954 MITCHELL INTERNATIONAL $625.00
2291 MMT ENTERPRISES INC $302,000.00
7635 MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS SVS $31,174.15
7646 MODDY MACHINERY $41 .46
701 MODERN BUSINESSS EQUIPMENT $7,043.00
214 MODERN BUSINESS MACHINES $193.40
2387 MODERN OFFICE MACHINES $6,135.50
3726 MONROE BUSINESS SYSTEMS $54.00
704 MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR $37,848.36
3434 MONTGOMERY WARD $56.99
619 MONTY'S AUTO ELECTRIC $749.50
7582 MOOG SIGNS $475.00
707 MOON GLASS CO $12,902.84
708 MOORE BUSINESS FORMS $1,267.00
6155 MOORE MEDICAL CORP $303.36
3413 MORRIS TRAVEL $2,572.85
1613 MOSLER $125.00
713 MOTION INDUSTRIES $39.12
101 MOTOROLA INC $94,417.32
2643 MOTOROLAINC $13,596.00
101 MOTOROLAINC $794.98
2643 MOTOROLA INC $25,862.00
101 MOTOROLA INC $2,266.32
2643 MOTOROLA INC $111. 68
101 MOTOROLAINC $148.00
2643 MOTOROLA INC $3,000.00
101 MOTOROLAINC . $596.44
2643 MOTOROLAINC $2,268.00
101 MOTOROLA INC $881.94
2643 MOTOROLAINC $17,484.00
101 MOTOROLAINC $212.50
2643 MOTOROLA INC $8,784.00
101 MOTOROLA INC $4,765.34
2643 MOTOROLAINC $7,614.00
101 MOTOROLAINC $46.40
2433 MR TRANSMISSIONN $13,636.24
718 MULHERIN LUMBER CO $160.00
471 MULLINS LABORATORY $35.00
7649 MUNICIPAL ANALYSIS SERVIC $154.50
2165 MURPHY'S REFRIGERATION $151.08
726 N & W CAMERA EXCHANGE $1,210.09
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ALL P.O. ISSUED 1994
7151 N A 0 A OFF USED CAR GUID $47.00
6079 NAPA AUTO PARTS $21 .49
7606 NA T'L COMM ON CORRECTIONA $1,185.00
2135 NA T' L FIRE PROTECTION ASS $439.30
7560 NAT'L GUARDIAN SECURITY S $1,262.25
5377 NAT'L INFORMATION DATA CE $44.90
7132 NAT'L TECHNICAL INFORMATI $37.50
728 NATIONAL LINEN SERVICE $10,252.50
643 NATIONAL POLICE CHIEF & $129.90
2679 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL -$470.04
7647 NATIONAL UNDERWRITER DEPT $30.00
5061 NATIONAL UNRFORM $1,572.58
2068 NATIONAL WELDERS $28.89
1623 NECHTMAN CARL M MDPC $0.00
2384 NEVCO SCROEBOARD COMPANY $395.00
7587 NEW ENGLAND BUSINESS SERV $119.28
741 NOLAND CO $522.12
2966 NORFOLK-SOUTHERN CORP $330.00
1517 NORTON WELD!NG SUPPLY INC $144.90
194 NORVEL HASLEY & ASSOC $266.00
745 NORVELL FIXTURES $6,099.25
930 O'BRIENS GLASS $100.00
7233 OASIS FARMS $325.00
7442 OFFICE MAX . $7,209.17
7593 OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF ST $36.50
7390 OFFICE PROFESSIONAL $400.00
7236 OLD DOMINION"BRUSH $507.58
3002 OLD SOUTH NURSERIES $568.01
749 OLIN PLUNKETT $4,103.45
7028 OPC SERVICE INC $142.00
2762 OPTICAL ENGINEERING CO $634.95
1406 ORNAMENTAL IRON FABRICTRS $75.00
7654 OSBORN & SON CONSTRUCTION $9,350.00
7388 OUR DESIGNS INC $633.00
2278 OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT CO INC $5,016.90
652 OWENS & MINOR INC $263.00
764 P & H AUTO SUPPLY INC $2,433.45
72417 P & H AUTO SUPPLY INC $26.45
764 P & HAUTO'SUPPLY INC $797.72
72417 P & H AUTO SUPPLY INC $110.14
764 P & H AUTO SUPPLY INC \ . $252.19
7578 PALMER EQUIPMENT $185.00
7615 PALMER EQUIPMENT $1,100.00
2360 PASSON'S SPORTS $598.25
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ALL P.O. ISSUED 1994
1317 PATCHEN MINGLEDORFF ASSO . $30,000.00
7182 PAUL MOORE & COMPANY $33.52
777 PEARCE YOUNG ANGEL $49,537.26
744 PENNINGTON POWER & EQUIP $17,012.07
780 PENNINGTON SEED MADISON $1,484.00
7382 PEP BOYS $2,347.12
3325 PEP BOYS $68.47
2299 PEP BOYS $1,249.64
7382 PEP BOYS $178.19
2299 PEP BOYS $2,198.11
2141 PERRY DATA SYSTEM $76.00
5260 PETROLEUM BROKERAGE $1,406.58
786 PHOENIX COMM PRINTING CO $18,422.00
785 PHOENIX OIL CO $15,301.03
7341 PHOTO CHEMICAL COMPANY $656.30
1646 PENNELL HEATING & AIR $693.35
2717 PIONEER CONCRETE PUMPING $406.00
792 PITNEY BOWES INC $1,859.75
6692 PLANT MACHINE & WELDING $160.00
4521 POLICE VIDEO SERVICE $295.00
795 POLLOCK OFFICE MACH CO $ 14,394.64
116 POSITIVE PROMOTIONS ORDER $96.90
799 POSTMASTER $155.00
71931 POSTMASTER $155.00
799 POSTMASTER - $49.00
7687 POSTON, JOHN DOUGLAS $1,625.00
7660 POWER TELEPHONE $1,142.00
7171 POWERLlNE $2,992.80
803 PRA IT DUDLEY BLDG SUP $7,601.15
6189 PRA TT DUDLEY BLDR SUPPL Y $S6.72
7681 PRE-GRAND RENTALS $150.00
6731 PRENTICE HALL PROF ~EWSLE $71.92
7231 PRIME DISTRIBUTOR INC $5,976.50
2446 PRIME EQUIPMENT $5,086.17
7256 PRO-PAC $2,114.63
1510 PROCESS CONTROL TECHNOLOG $1,000.00
814 PROTECTION SERVICES INC $9,711.81
2296 PSYSCHOLOGICAL SERVICES IC $426.10
7592 PUBLIC WORKS EQUIPMENT . $93.80
259 QUA LEX $3,566.86
1390 QUALITY MANUFACTURING INC $522.86
7332 R A DENT $4,075.65
7558 R A INDUSTRY . $241.40
886 R C LAW LIBRARY $39.15
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7536 R. l. POLK &.COMPANY $99.00
7468 RADITOR EXPRESS $1,674.70
2456 RADIO SHACK $96.36
852 RADIO SHACK . $79.98
7142 RADIO SHACK $49.99
610 RADIOLOGY & IMAGING ASSOC $0.00
7074 RECORDS MGT SOLUTIONS $29,881.00
2590 RECORDS MGT SOLUTIONS GA $452.00
7688 RED WIND SHOES $124.26
2670 REMOND'S AUTO UPHOLSTERY $355.00
897 REECE E W ASSN .$4,1 50.00
7577 REliABLE RIBBON CO INC $530.40
2482 REMARKABLE PRODUCTS $28.90
2054 REPORTERS PAPER & MFG CO $389.00
7567 RESERACH INSTITUTE OF AME $29.42
7153 REVENUE SYSTEMS INC $13,507.38
910 REX AUTO PARTS $9,230.22
7652 RGS CONSUlIDA TED INDUSTRI $380.00
919 RHODES AUTO SER $40.00
1185 RICHARD TRANSMISSION $260.87
926 RICHARDS CHEVROLET, BOB $607.85
2229 RICHBOURG'S SJ\LES . ' $1,024.60
81207 RICHBOURG'S SALES & RENT A $110.00
931 RICHMOND JACK REPAIR $5,930.00
939 RICHMOND SUPPLY CO $5,793.05
255 RIGHT SAFETY WARE $8,559.50
1269 RIVERSIDE GLASS CO INC $510.99
956 ROBBINS PACKING CO $2,827.40
2350 ROBINSON TEXTILES $2,171.65
7405 ROC JAZ $1,733.81
7526 ROCHE DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM $182.50
7662 ROPER HEAT / AIR CONDfTlONI $2,023.03
80975 ROPER HEATING & AIR CONDI . $1,339.00
7588 ROSS INDUSTRIES INC $250.00
7264 ROTTMAN SALES INC $19.80
7665 ROWELL WELL DRILLING INC $3,500.00
1750 ROY AL ARTS &' CRAFTS $2,700.00
257 RUSSELL BADGE . '. $114.00
7412 S & D COFFEE INC $5,056.34
1430 S & S ARTS & CRAFTS $1,995.00
3198 S & S DISTRIBUTING CO $15,771.88
2381 SAFEGUARD BUSINESS SYSTEM $902.00
6900 . SAFETY COATINGS $14,140.50
1016 SALLEY TOM HEAT A/C SERV $778.70
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1800 SALLY BEAUTY SUPPLY $362.64
1797 SASSERS MR TRANSMISSION $1,350.00
1029 SA TCHERS GARAGE $1,209.14
1949 SA TCHERS MOTOR CO $927.86
3241 SAUL MINEROFF ELECTRONICS $471.75
703 SCHOOL DAYS $275.04
2215 SCHOOL DAYS $10.73
6802 SCOREBOARD SPORTS $176.40
1058 SCOTT MACH DEV CORP $234.50
7557 SEALED AIR $127.00
1066 SEARS ROEBUCK & CO $3,824.50
1069 SECURITY FENCE CO $5,697.02
6084 SENTRY CHEMICAL COMPANY $6,182.95
6282 SENTRY SECURITY PRODUCTS $550.00
7648 SERGEANT MAJOR BUNKER $198.00
1433 SERVPRO OF AUGUSTA $952.90
1267 SHAPIRO MEAT' PACKERS $146.00
1082 SHEPARDS/MCGRA W HILL $1,221.35
1199 SHERMAN AND HEMSTREET INC $3,825.00
1094 SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO $3,832.55
3705 SIDNEY'S DEPT STORE & UNI $874.20
824 SIDNEYS $53,840.84
273 SIG COX INC $8,536.81
3045 SIRCHIE FINGER. PRINT LAB $405.87
3182 SIZEMORE SECURITY /PERSONN $12,210.00
1015 SMA STITH EQUIPMENT $7,158.35
936 SMA/STITH EQUIPMENT CO IN $117.33
7538 SMILE GAS INC $11,099.89
844 SMITH BROS REST SUPPLY $1,443.05
2058 SMITHKLlNE BEECHAM $1,622.50
861 SNAP ON TOOLS $447.72
6405 , SOLID WASTE TECHNOLOGIES $3,558.50
865 SOUTH AUG AUTO ELECRIC $3,1 68.41
7360 SOUTHCHEMINC $42,132.00
5628 SOUTHEAST INDUSTRIAL SUPP $6,937.66
867 SOUTHEASTERN EQUIPMENT CO $812.50
2438 SOUTHEASTERN MACHINERY CO $511.08
878 SOUTHEASTERN NEWSPAPER $36,733.07
7190 SOUTHEASTERN SECURITY SYS $656.00
1201 SOUTHEASTERN STAGES $714.25
1574 SOUTHERN AGGREGATES $13,588.73
871 SOUTHERN BUSINESS MACHINE $10~622.19
879 SOUTHERN DIESEL CO $534.67
7368 SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY $572.50
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2337 SOUTHERN MACHINE & TOOL $30.00
2486 SOUTHERN METER & SUPPLY $6,355.40
826 SOUTHERN METER AND SUPPLY $291.70
882 SOUTHERN MILLING $1,932.09
3207 SOUTHERN PARTNERS $105,910.00
1182 SOUTHERN ROADBUILDERS $21,532.50
884 SOUTHERN ROOFING & INSUL $10,241.60
6651 SOUTHERN SIDING $38.00
7552 SOUTHERN SPORT SUPPLY $2,517.50
2540 SOUTHERN TOWER ASOCIA TES $3,250.00
7543 SOUTHERN TRAVEL AGENCY $3,1 54.96
601 SOUTHSIDE MONUMENT $214.25
3081 SPEARS SIGNS $262.00
7509 SPPED CAR WAS $44.95
898 SPEEDY PRINT CO $653.00
6478 ST ADCO UTILITIES INC $12,545.00
5789 STAFFORD CO, J A $368.15
923 STAFFORD J ACO $2,605.97
1479 ST ALLtON LAWN & TREE SERV $1,850.00
597 STANDARD ELECTRONICS CO $3,550.54
7056 STAR DISTRIButiNG CO $16,434.00
7556 STATE TAXATION INSTITUTE $94.50
935 STORY D A CO $142.50
770 SUBURBAN PROPANE $9,783.60
7655 SUBURBAN SURGICAL CO INC $6,034.44
2063 SUNBEL T NISSAN $1,275.66
2143 SUPERIOR SIGNAL CO $202.96
1187 SUPREME SALES CO $749.00
6763 SWAIN DANNY $10,176.19
5497 SWANN DISTRIBUTORS, DON $9,255.79
1601 SWANN DISTRIBUTORS, JAMES $66,403.98
1868 SWINT WELDING CO, JOHN $6,687.64
952 SWINT, JOHN W $1,321.12
7282 SYMCO GROUP INC $25,200.00
5736 SYSCO ATLANTA $117,879.81
1713 T B C FABRICATIONS INC $31,533.78
943 T AG-A-LONG TRAILER SALES . $1,708.00
1438 TANKERSLEY INSURANCE CO $495.00
7618 TAYLOR MADE PHOTO $1,700.36
7605 TECH PRODUC-r:S/BEVERL Y MED $75.00
4262 TECHNICAL PRODUCTS CORP $318.00
6993 TEHNOCHEMINC $29,186.72
6918 TEMPEST TECHNOLOGIES $332.00
6027 TENN LUTTRELL COMPANY $19,250.00
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1573 TEST MASTER OF AUGUSTA $3,720.25
7537 THE FRESH CONNECTION PROD $1,997.83
7035 THE KIPLINGER WASH EDITOR $50.00
7562 THE NA T'L INFOR DATA CENT $34.90
7594 THE STEIN PRINTING COMPANY $51.90
113 THE UNIFORM STORE $4,165.00
7263 THIS END UP FURNITURE $7,121.34
2699 THOMAS BLDG WRECKING CO $105.00
7487 THOMPSON PUBLISHING GROUP $710.00
980 TILE & CARPET CENTER $1,055.57
7486 TOM'S SNACKS $43.52
7626 TONER CHARGE $207.50
2579 TOOL SERVICE CENTER $90.24
986 TOOLE SUPPLY $2,733.16
1248 TOOLE W R ENGINEERS INC $195,160.50
1554 TORIT DAY DIVISION $228.68
2066 TOTAL OFFICE PRODUCTS $26,733.03
4008 TOYS R US $835.45
7025 TRAFFIC PARTS $1 ,51 6. SO
7674 TRANSAFE INC $3,300.00
992 TRANSYT CORPORATION $1,170.00
2733 TRAXINC $9,043.35
2335 TRIAD SPECIALITIES , $3,288.00
7152 TRIGG INDUSTRIES $422.60
1017 TRISTATE CULVERT $8,774.34
1011 TROPHY & GIFT CENTER $340.75
1019 TRUCK PARTS SPEC OF AUG $12,883.79
7619 TRUST COMPANY BAND OF AUG $1 S, 191.00
6859 TURBITROL CONTROLO $8,173.13
347 TUTEN EYECARE $59.95
1890 US GAMES CO $194.40
7631 U S GOVERNMENT PRINTING $76.00
7539 U S POSTAL SERVICES $ 104.00
7547 UNISOURCE $8,779.16
6923 UNITED AMERICAN ELECTION $6,138.28
1568 UNITED PARCEL SERVICE $266.45
7476 UNITED STATES POSTAL SERV $30.00
1026 UNIVERSAL DRY GOODS $2,668.46
7600 UNIVERSAL FASTNERS INC $22.99
549 UNIVERSAL PLUMBING CO $1,197.28
3491 UNIVERSITY HEAL TH RESOURCE $661.81
700 UNIVERSITY HOME HEALTH $ 12.50
2573 UNIVERSITY HOME HEAL TH $186.34
1129 UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL $9.00
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133 UNIVERSITY MICROFILMS INT $1,123.00
2588 USRY SEAFOOD $2,775.50
7288 UTILITY INSTRUMENTS INC $610.00
7400 UTILITY SUPPLIES OF AMERI $1,876.10
7682 V-MARK SOFTWARE $16,934.40
1249 VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC $46,794.00
7549 V ARIETY CONCRETE COTRACTO $6,700.00
2361 VIDEO SUPPLY CO $109.00
5381 VIRGINIA FOLK $268.80
1244 VULCAN SIGNS $12,993.00
166 W A BRAGG INC $1 3,822.40
1195 W/M OF AUGUSTA-AIKEN INC $5,886.77
7311 WAHL CLIPPER CORPORATION $57.00
6541 WAL-MART . . $1,278.99
2065 WALMART $260.34
2889 WANG LABORATORIES INC $1 6,Q06.00
2426 WARREN GORHAM & LAMONT $379.04
7078 WASTE MANAGEMENT $2,796.65
6869 WA TER ENVIRONMENT FEOERA $201.00
1042 WELLS FARGO $5,973.71
7326 WEST DRUG COMPANY $29.26
1049 WEST PUBLISHING CO $1,061.25
7623 WESTERN AUTO $14.99
2369 WESTSIDE TRAVEL SERVICE . $367.00
2321 WHEELS AND BRAKES INC $4,709.48
1053 WHITEHEAD. REF & APPL $343.00
2741 WHITEHEAD TIRE SERVICE $18,319.71
1061 DWHITTON RADIATOR SHOP $1,039.00
1059 WICKES LUMBER CO $1,075.00
3146 WILENSKY, DR LEONARD $0.00
7575 WILKERSON LANDSCAPING $450.00
5369 WILLIAMS DETROIT DIESEL $755.00
1839 WILLIAMS, DR DAVID C $0.00
1095 WILLIFORD HEA TlNG & A C $68. 14
7545 WILLIS PRINTING CO . $310.00
7528 WILMONT PRINTING . $2,336.50
1056 WILSON FRANK SALES & SERV $1,541.82
2118 WINK DAVIS EQUIPMENT CO $918.62
1542 WOLF CAMERA SUPPLY $2,676.90
2767 WOLFE CAMERA $75.94
1104 WOLFE PRINTING $1,239.80
7612 WORD PERFECT CORP $2,863.00
7601 WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY $690.00
1695 WRIGHTSBORO -RD PLUMBING $1,066.27
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4127 WW GRAINGER INC $35.45
2327 I X-CEL LASER SUPPLY $1,010.94
1116 XEROX CORP '- $967.95
1951 XEROX CORPORATION $14,014.10
1119 YANCEY BROS CO $173,977.71
1313 ZIMMERMAN EVANS LEOPOLD $58,000.00
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October 28, 1 994
FACSIMILE TRANSMISSION COVER SHEET
TO: Ann Barker, Richmond County ~urchasing
FAX NO: (706) 821-2520
FROM: THOMAS D. BOSTON. PhD
FAX NO: (404) 814-1147
BUSINESS NO:
(404) 252-9907
NO. OF PAGES INCLUDING COVER: 1
COMMENTS: Ann, thank you very kindly for your assistance yesterday. I have taken the
information that we discussed and, using a statistical formula, have determined the appropriate
sample size. I have called this information in to Ms. Nancy Bonner this morning and she is
currently working on it. This fax is for your information.
In order for the sample to have an accuracy of 95 % or more, which is the national
standard, I have determined that we need to identify 488 PO numbers which correspond to bid
tabulation sheets. This number, i.e. 488, accounts for the fact that some PO's that we identify may
be missing or in the miscellaneous pile. Therefore, of the 488 numbers, we need to pull at least
384 to stay within our margin of error. That is, we can leave out up to 104 of the POs that we
identify. This means that if you have identified a PO number, and it is missing, you do not have to
worry about it as long as this does not happen more than 104 times. However, I would like for
you to come as close to the 488 as you can.
To generate a random sample of 488 PO's, Nancy needs to select every 30th PO starting
with PO number 66,000 and going through 80,646. If you have questions about this, please give
me a call. Later today I will be leaving for Florida. My number there will be (904) 765-6964.
Thank you.
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ANALYSIS OF TELEPHONE BID SOUClTATlONS FOR PO'S OF LESS THAN $1,500.00
-RICHMOND COUNTY, 1993.
The results below are based on a randomly drawn sample of 488 purchase orders
NUMBER OF DIFFERENT MAJORITY FIRMS SOUClTED 347
NUMBER OF DIFFERENT MINORITY FIRMS 15
NUMBER OF SOUClTATIONS TO ALL FIRMS 836
NUMBER OF SOUClTATIONS TO MINORITY FIRMS 68
PERCENT OF SOUClTATIONS TO MINORITY FIRMS 8.10%
TOTAL DOLLAR VALUE OF ALL AWARDS $878,834.00
DOLLAR VALUE OF ALL AWARDS TO MINORITIES $8,088.00
COMPANY NAME Minority Purchase Amount of
Status Order NlDIlber Award
A & A CHEMICAL PRODUcrS
A&.CHARDWARE
A & D FLOOR COVERINGS 71789 $1,068.93
A & W OIL Y
A-I FRON WORK Y
A-I FRON WORK y
A-I FRON WORK Y
AAA ELECTRIC 80398 $2,150.15
AAA LOCK &. KEY SERVICE 68999 $47.00
ABBOTI OIL 707rFJ $8,rFJ3.39
ABBOTI OIL 79828 $946.58
ABBOTI OIL 79708 $6,832.82
ABBOTI OIL 713rFJ $7,917.20
ABBOTI OIL 73708 $825.95
ABBOTI OIL 66179 $2,012.02
ACE TOOL COMPANY Y
ACE TOOL COMPANY y -
ACE TOOL RENTAL y
ACME BUSINESS PRODUcrS 76828 $179.80
ACME BUSINESS PRODUcrS 66629 $812.91
ADAM INDUSTRIAL HOSP
AIKEN OVERHEAD DOOR 701rFJ $84.54
AIKEN OVERHEAD DOOR 66389 $75.00
AIME DISTRIBUTION INC
AIR T ARP MRKETING 75628 $334.20
IV AN ALLEN CO 73228 $112.68
IV AN ALLEN CO 80098 $113.68
IV AN ALLEN CO $109.00
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IV AN ALLEN CO 71039 $24.80
AMERICAN BLUEPRINT 75238 $97.92
AMMON'S
AMMON'S PAPER CO. 68129 $27.40
AMMONS
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AMMONS
APAC - GEORGIA lNC 80068 $110.82
APAC - GEORGIA lNC 79378 $6,000.00
APPLIED SEL
ASSOCIATED PLANNING & RESEARCH 78748 $98,800.00
ATI.ANT A BLUEPRINT
ATLANTIC SUPPLY
ATLANTIC SUPPLY .
ATLANTIC SUPPLY
AUDIO INTELLIGENCE DEVICE 78838 $446.16
AUGUST A BLUEPRINT Y
AUGUSTA BLUEPRINT Y
AUGUST A BLUEPRINT y 66989 . $92.00
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE
AUGUSTA FOCUS Y
AUGUSTA REPROGRAPHIC
AUGUSTA SPORTING
AUGUSTABLUEP~ Y 79918
AUGUST A COLLISION CENTER 78868 $99.00
AUGUSTA COLLISION CENTER 76798 $269.42
AUGUST A FOCUS Y
AUGUST A FOUNDRY lNC 73168 \ $1,125.00
AUGUSTA GLASS
AUGUST A HERALD
AU(JUSTA JANITORIAL 67919 $195.80
AUGUSTA JANITORIAL 73558 $38.40
AUGUSTAJ~ORIAL 66029 . $137.40
AUGUST A MILL SUPPLY CO 79768 $730.00
AUGUST A MILL SUPPLY CO 67859 $9.90
AUGUST A SAN
AUGUSTA TRUCK SALES 79438 $39.97
AUGUSTA TRUCK SALES 66689 $602.59
AUGUST A TRUCK SALES
AUGUSTA TRUCK SALES
AUGUST A TRUCK SALES
AUTO AlR & SOUND INC 79258 $228.05
AUTUST A BLUEPRINT
B & B INDUSTRIAL SALES' 75388 $48.53
B & B INDUSTRIAL SALES 70259 $17.03
B & B INDUSTRIAL SALES 72508 $25.62
B & B INDUSTRIAL SALES 66659 $108.40
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B &. B SALES ' , 72448 $178.09
B.S.S
BADGER METER CO 71399 $43,418.45
BAILEY'S COMM &. ELECTRONICS -' , , 74728 $151.20
BAILEY'S COMM &. ELECTRONICS 69839 $75.60
BAKER BROS INC 73318 $1,353.00
BAKER BROS INC 79228 $17.88
BAKER BROS INC , 71758 $23.04
BALLARD'S ,
BANNER 77278 $118.50
BANROFr
BARNES CERAMICS 66599 $171.94
BARNHART'S ' ., 75958 $200.00
BEST DATA
BEST DATA PRODUCTS INC 79138 $153.60
BEST DTAT PRODUCTS INC 67529 $278.50
BIBB SUPPLY CO 68069 $215.00
BLACKBURN'S MEAT PROCESSING 67499 $101.40
BLACKBURN'S MEAT PROCESSING 68219 SS04.70
BLACKBURN'S MEAT PROCESSING 77128 $381.80
BLACKBURN'S MEAT PROCESSING 66239 $741.60
BLAIR CONSTRUCTION CO 79348 $373.62
BUDDEN
BO MACHINE SHOP , 80458 $75.00
BO MACHNE SHOP 74608 $24.00
BOARDMAN OIL
BOARDMAN OIL
BOARDMAN OIL
BOARDMAN OIL CO
BOARDMAN OIL CO
BOARDMAN OIL CO
BOB BARKER COMPANY 77488 $117.50
BOB BARKER COMPANY 75598 $117.50
BOB RICHARDS
BOBBY JONES
BOBBY JONES FORD 73648 SS2.80
BOBBY JONES FORD 69269 $61.30
BOBBY JONES FORD 78508 $19.61
BOBBY JONES FORD 74758 $48.18
BOBBY JONES FORD 73528 $183.88
BOBBY JONES FORD 74698 . $111.90
BOBBY JONES FORD 76678 $97.93
BOBBY JONES FORD 73138 $183.60
BOBBY JONES FORD 67829 $55.18
BORDEN DAIRY 77938 $96.43
BOWMAN DISTRIBUTION
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BROOME'S HOME & GARDEN
BRooMES FARM & HME CENTER 71099 $76.16
BROWNING FERRIS INDUSTRIES 73258 $464.30
BRUNING
BSI SPORTS
BSN SPORTS
BUDDY JONES FORD
BUILDERS SQUARE INC 76018 $51.96
BUILDING & SURPLUS & SAL V 68879 $200.00
BUMPBER TO BUMPER 76738 $43.74
BUMPER TO BUMPER 68639 $110.38
BUMPER TO BUMPER 68699 $123.07
BUMPER TO BUMPER 77098 $26.00
BUMPER TO BUMPER 76858 $18.89
BUMPER TO BUMPER 76138 $57.05
BUMPER TO BUMPER 69239 $38.87
BUMPER TO BUMPER 68819
BUMPER TO BUMPER 69299 $46.71
BUMPER TO BUMPER .
BUMPER TO BUMPER
BUMPER TO BUMPER
BUMPER TO BUMPER
BUMPER TO BUMPER
BUMPER TO BUMPER
BUMPER TO BUMPER
BUMPER TO BUMPER
BUREAU OF BUSINESS PRACTICE 70649 $41.04
BUSBYS HEAT & AIR COND 68429 $140.05
BUS~SRECORDSCORP 77728 $150.00
BUS~S RECORDS CORP EAST 72059 $150.00
BUTLER PAPER CO 69179 $218.79
BY-LIB y 80548 $19.00
BY-LIB Y
BY-LIB Y
BY -LIB Y
BY-LIB Y
BY-LIB Y
BY -LIB CORP Y
BY -LIB CORP Y
BY -LIBB Y
C & D ENTERPRISES
C & K MACHINE & DIE INC 74248 $24.00
C & W EQUIP & SUPPLY 78268 $11,950.00
C & W TIRE SERVICE 74278 $15.00
C & W TIRE SERVICE
C & W TIRE SERVICE
CAMERON & BARKLEY 75208 $13.00
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CARPET MART
CASE POWER & EQUIP CO 75658 $82.94
CASH BATIERY CO 69689 $119.68
CASTLEBERRY CLYDE CO 70559 $640.00
CASTLEBERRY CLYDE CO . 71489 $1,449.00
CDI
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CDI CABINET SUPPLIES 66359 $356.00
CENTRAL FIRE PROTECTION INC 73468 $125.00
CHAMBERS OFFICE MACHINES 67439 $30.00
CHARLIE WILLIAMS Y "
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CHEMF AST Y 74098 $221.00
CITIES SUPPLY CO , 67769 $24.80
CITIES SUPPLY CO 69089 $68.16
CITIES SUPPLY CO INC 72029 557.78
CIVIL ENGINEERING NEWS 79408 $29.00
CLAFFEY PRINTING
CLAFFEY PRINTING CO .72299 550.20
CLAR BOARDMAN CALLAGHAN 67889 $98.51
CLAUSSEN CONCRETE CO 77788 $245.64
CLAUSSEN CONCRETE CO 71219 $185.16
CLEMENT'S
CLYBURN
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COLEMAN SALES INC. 75718 $42.00
COLOBEX
COLONIAL BAKING CO 75778 $445.25
COLONIAL BAKING CO 74008 $656.50
COLONIAL BAKING CO 74638 $1,741.69
COMPUTERLAND "
COMPUTERLAND 71549 $80.00
COOK BROTHERS FARM 71819 $162.00
COOK BROTHERS FARM 67589 $353.70
COOK MACHINE SHOP
COOKS MACHINE SHOP
COOKS MACillNE SHOP
COOKS MACillNE SHOP . , .
COPY DATA
COPY DATA CORP 77188 $72.00
COUNTER PRODUCTION 76588 $108.00
COUNTY COURIER 73888 $104.00
COUNTY COURIER 66419 $104.00
CRANSTON ROBERTSON & WHITEHU 72748 $980.00
CRYSTAL
CRYSTAL COLOR 68279 $211.20
CRYSTAL COLOR
CSI CONSTRUCTION CO INC 72149 $26,300.00
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DARBY PRINTING COMPANY 71969 $299.00
DATA PLEX CORPORATION 78178 $47.63
DATA PLEX CORPORATION 58579 $220.40
DAVIS EQUIPMENT RENTAL 69719 $247.50
DCT SYSDTEMS GROUP 71429 $73.00
DCT SYSTEMS Y
DCT SYSTEMS GROUP Y 78898 $1,303.14
DIATEK
DIXIE LOCK " SAFE 77758 $70.00
DON DWANN
DON SWANN
DON SWANN
DON SWANN
DON SWANN DISTRIBUTORS 70139 $279.70
DON SWANN DISTRIBUTORS 67649 $116.35
DON'S TRUCK" TRAILER CO 76438 $350.00
DTAT PLEX CORPORATION 67979 $47.63
DUPUCATING SYSTEMS INC 77518 $6.52
DUPUCATING SYSTEMS INC 69029 $165.65
DUPUCATING SYSTEMS INC 74848 $165.00
DUPUCATING SYSTEMS INC 66449 $30.00
E I JACKSON
E I JACKSON
E I JACKSON CO INC 68189 $178.44
E I JACKSON CO INC 75178 $125.90
E I JACKSON CO INC , 74878 $3,292.11
E I JACKSON CO INC 68789 $319.00
E I JACKSON CO INC 75808 $156.50
EAST GA SUPPLY
EAST GA SUPPLY
EAST GA SUPPLY
EAST GA SUPPLY $55.39
EAST GA SUPPLY
EAST GA SUPPLY
EAST GA SUPPLY
EAST GA SUPPLY
EAST GA SUPPLY
EAST GA SUPPLY 66959 $52.58
EAST GA SUPPLY 70439 $108.68
EAST GA SUPPLY 76198 $44.49
EAST GA SUPPLY 70049 $37.34
EAST GA SUPPLY 67379 , $134.81
EAST GA SUPPLY 78478 $33.07
EAST GA SUPPLY 67049 $117.92
EAST GA SUPPLY 66899 $66.31
EAST GA SUPPLY 76768 $67.70
EAST GAS SUPPLY 67679 $22.97
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EDDIE'S MUFFLER SERVICE 80218 $68.00
EDDIE'S MUFFLER SERVICE 71519 $70.00
BOS CORP 70829 $400,000.00
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ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT ., 77608 . $62.00
EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT 71979 $144.95
EMERGENCY EOUlPMENT 73948 $70.00
EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT 73858 $135.00
EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT 74458 $89.95
EMERGENCY El UlPMENT 72179 $49.40
EMERGENCY El UlPMENT 79798 $672.95
EMERGENCY El UlPMENT 77429 $47.60
EMERGENCY EOUlPMENT 67139 $67.50
EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT
EUBANK HARDWARE Y
EUBANKS Y
EUBANKS HARDARE Y
EUBANKS HARDARE. y . 73408 $93.57
EUBANKS HARDWARE y 66929 $87.16
EUBANKS HARDWARE Y
EUBANKS HARDWARE Y 68039 $4.16
EUBANKS HARDWARE Y 68939 $47.88
EUBANKS HARDWARE Y 75688 $43.96
EUBANKS HARDWARE Y 74488 $83.98
EUBANKS HARDWARE Y 77668 $23.09
EUBANKS HARDWARE Y 79678 $87.01
EUBANKS HARDWARE Y 79018 $54.38
EUBANKS HARDWARE Y 65097 $32.49
EUBANKS HARDWARE Y 68549 $24.98
EUBANKS HARDWARE Y
EUBANKS HWD Y
FAIRWAY Y
FAIRWAY Y
FERGUSON'S , ' 70739 $70.93
FERGUSON'S 66209 $140.16
FERGUSON'S 66329 $548.00
FERGUSON'S 75988 $118.28
FERGUSON'S 66719 $24.75
FERGUSON'S , 66569 $47.93
FISHER SCIENTIFIC 74068 $199.62
FISHER SCIENTIFIC , 70769 $589.24
FLEMING AUTO
FLEMING AUTO PART .'
FLEMING AUTO PART
FLEMING AUTO PART
FLEMING AUTO PARTS 72119 $10.00
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FLEMING AUTO PARTS
FLEMING AUTO PARTS
FLEMING AUTO PARTS
FLEMING AUTO PARTS
FLEMING AUTO PARTS
FLEMING AUTO PARTS
FLEMING AUTO PARTS
FLEMING AUTO PRTS
FLEMING TIRE "
FLEMING TIRE &. WHEEL 75358 $12.00
FOT04U 78928 $90.50
FULCHER'S WRECKER SERVICE 72688 $120.00
FULCHER'S WRECKER SERVICE 78688' $92.50
FULCHER'S WRECKER SERVICE 71999 $27.50
FULCHER'S WRECKER SERVICE 74218 $50.00
FULCHER'S WRECKER SERVICE 72688 $120.00
FULCHER'S WRECKER SERVICE 77338 $55.00
FULCHER'S WRECKER SERVICE 75268 $91.00
FULCHER'S WRECKER SERVICE 67619 $65.00
FULCHER'S WRECKER SERVICE 70349 $102.50
FULCHER'S WRECKER SERVICE 67469 $82.50
FUTURE COMPOUNDING MFG . - 68849 $451.00
G T DISTRIBUTORS 67229 $2,596.70
G. T. DIST
G. T. DIST
GA ASSOCIATION OF ASSESSING 87199 $25.00
GA BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIN 73198 $228.00
GA CAROUNA BUSINESS MACHINES 69119 $147.00
GA CAROUNA PAPER . 67709 $36.50
GA CORR
GA CORR INDUSTRIES 78658 $261.36
GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIES 75118 $64.16
GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIES 67169 $65.34
GA FASTNER
GA POWER CO 70679 $554.00
GA POWER COMPANY 66779 $242.00
GENTRY POULTRY CO 77458 $310.36
GENTRY POULTRY CO 71669 $309.75
GEORGIALINA COMMUNICATION CO 69749 $1,800.00
GLASS RENEWAL OF AUGUSTA 76318 ' $35.00
GLASS SERVICE
GLASS SERVICE CENTER
GLENRICH GLASS
GLIDDEN DURKEE 69959 $1,417.50
GLOBEX Y
GLOBEX DECOR Y 77878 $249.32
GLOBEX DECOR Y 67349 $513.74
GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 71369 $3,099.88
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GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 722.fYJ $128.21
GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 67079 $349.40
GOVERNMENT INFORMATION SERVIC . 69989 $31. 45
GRAINGER 77848 $129.84
GREEN TIlUMB
GREENS 72838 $53.90
GREENS INC 75538 $41.85
GREENSINC 71849 . $75.20
GSX/GA SCALE '
GULF STATES DISTRIB
. HE MOON GLASS CO INC , 803338 $171.71
. HALL'S REBUll.T ENGINES CO 69659 $1,000.00
HAROLD SALES &: SERVICE 71159 $6,650.00
HAROLD SALES &: SERVICE
HAROLD SALES SERVICE
HEAFNER TIRE CO 73918 $79.98
HEPH. HARDWARE
HEPHZIBAH HARDWARE
HOLUN'S .
HOLUN'S,
HOLOX LID 78958 $14.88
HOLOX LID 73378 $131.35
HOLOX LID 75448 $91.75
HOLOX LID 69419 $30.00 .
HOWARD LUMBER COMPANY 74158 $1,280.00
HOWARD PAINT BODY
HUDSON'S LANDSCAPING &: NURSERY 69869 $19.96
IFSTA 77038 $790.00
IMAGING TECHNOLOGY 77698 $311.88
IMMEDIATE TRANSFER SHOP 78598 $509.10
INDCHEM/AMERICAN IND CHEMICAL 7CY:J79 $611.50
INDCHEMI AMERICAN INDCHEMICAL 69539 $3,520.00
INDUSTRIAL RUBBER &: SUPPL 76528 $2.50
INDUSTRIAL RUBBER &: SUPPL 75748 $148.05
INGLESIDE ELECTRIC ,
INTERSTATE SUPPLY CO 80518 $97.15
INTERSTATE SUPPLY CO 73828 $14.64
INTOXIMETERS INC , 7CY:J49 $543.00
IV AN ALLEN
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] & J DISTRIBUTING 71249 $105.00
J & J DISTRIBUTING 68399 $52.50
J & J DISTRIBUTING 66089 $145.00
J & J DISTRIBUTING 77158 $44.00
] & J DISTRIBUTING ' .' 71339 $27.00
] A STAFFORD
] A STAFFORD ,
] A STAFFORD CO 73078 $133.66
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JAY EOUISQP
JENKINS FORD 74968 $221.24
JENKINS FORD 78358 $153.46
JENKINS FORD 72928 $4.88
JOHANNSEN'S INC . 71069 $141.55
JOHANNSEN'S INC 74188 $55.00
JOHANNSEN'S INC 68159 $560.00
JOHANNSEN'S INC 66809 $18,353.14
JOHN SWINT WELDING CO 79948 $96.00
JOHN W SWINT 78808 $144.00
JOSTENS JUDICIAL ROBES . 72658 $209.00
K &. P MACHINE SHOP
K &. P MACHINE SHOP
K MART
K MART 70499 $39.36
K-MART
KAMO
KAPAK CORPORATION 72538 $656.25
KINSEY'S AUTO SUPPLY 78418 $35.00
KINSEY'S AUTO SUPPLY 67049 $40.00
KRAFI'INC 72778 $180.60
L &. D ENTERPRISE Y
L &. D ENTERPRISE Y
L &. D ENTERPRISE Y
L &. D ENTERPRISE Y
LANDRUM SUPPLY
LANIER WORLD WIDE INC 78028 $121.97
LEONARD'S
LESUE POOL
LOUIS
LOWE'S
LOWE'S HOME BUILDERS 76888 $60.52
LOWE'S OF AUGUSTA INC 72329 $1,623.90
LOWE'S OF AUGUSTA INC 79498 $187.13
LOWE'S OF AUGUSTA INC 71609 $18.67
LOWES AUG
LOWES HARDWARE
MAC PAPERS 77068 $654.50
MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE SUPPLY
MAINTENANCE SUPPLY CO INC 79858 $832.40
MANER
MANER
MANER BLDRS SUPPLY 76378 $931.68
MANER BLDRS SUPPLY 76791 $90.00
MANER BLDRS SUPPLY 70529 $69.85
MANER BLDRS SUPPLY 69509 $589.18
MANER BLDS SUP
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MAPELU BROS 68759 $175.20
MAPEW BROS 72478 $322.54
MAPELLI BROS 69779 $117.20
MARTHA WHITE INC 59282 $316.47
MARTHA WHITE INC 76648 $135.66
MARTIN MARIETIA 69479 $1,800.00
MARTINEZ AUTO PARTS
MARYLAND GUN WORKS
MASTER FABRICATOR
MASTER FABRICATORS
MASTER FABRICATORS 61968 $154.66
MASTER FABRICATORS 75328 $90.00
MASTER FABRICATORS 67739 $200.00
MASTER FABRICATORS
MAY'S INT'L TRK SALES
MAY'S INT'L TRK SALES
MAY'S INT'L TRK SALES
MAY'S INT'L TRUCK SALES
MAY'S INT'L TRUCK SALES
MAYS EOUIP CO 76108 $21.28
MAYS INTERNATIONAL 71699 $10.30
MAYS INTERNATIONAL 74338 $19.05
MAYS INTERNATIONAL 71579 $34.12
MAYS PAINT & BODY 78988 $115.23
MCCLURE OIL -
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MCELMURRAY SPECIALTIES INC 80008 $456.90
MCELMURRY SPEC
MCGOWEN
MCGOWEN
MCPRODUcrs INC
MECO OF AUGUSTA 72958 $56.58
MEINEKE .
MERV'S
MERV'S
MERV'S
MERV'S -
MERV'S
MERV'S
MERV'S
MER V'S
MERV'S
MERV'S AUTO PARTS 80308 $35.61
MERV'S AUTO PARTS
MERV'S AUTO PARTS
MERV'S AUTO PARTS
MERV'S AUTO PARTS 63247 $136.88
MERV'S AUTO PARTS 77308 $215.57
MERV'S AUTO PARTS 77368 $5.23
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MERV'S AUTO PARTS 75088 $36.71
MERV'S AUTO PARTS 79528 $29.32
MERV'S AUTO PARTS 79978 $108.45
MERV'S AUTO PARTS 78448 $36.42
MERV'S AUTO PARTS 68969 SS 1.68
MERV'S AUTO PARTS 69929 $64.07
MERV'S AUTO PARTS 70859 $32.51
MERV'S AUTO PARTS 74428 $85.20
MERV'S AUTO PARTS 74548 $104.30
MERV'S AUTO PARTS 74518 $11.71
MERV'S AUTO PARTS 71279 $22.32
, MERV'S AUTO PARTS 73678 $132.42
MERV'S AUTO PARTS 68459 $89.60
MERV'S AUTO PARTS 66539 $13.40
MERV'S AUTO PARTS 71189 $62.76
MERV'S AUTO PARTS
MERV'S AUTO PARTS
MERV'S AUTO PRTS 71041 $64.94
METAL WORK, INC
METRO EQUIPMENT 66119 $30.18
MID WEST RADAR EQUIPMENT 69149 $83.60
MIDAS
MIDAS
MIDAS MUFFLER
MILLER
MILTON RUBEN CHEVROLET - 77638 $129.25
MILTON RUBEN CHEVROLET 67019 $25.55
MILTON RUBER
MILTON RUBER
MODERN ROOFING & MET WORK 68339 $125.00
MONTY'S AUTO ELECTRIC 77548 $150.00
MONTY'S AUTO ELECTRIC 72898 $100.00
MOON & GLASS
MOON GLASS CO 80158 $125.00
MOON GLASS CO 76978 $452.71
MOORE
MORAN'S LASER ENGRAVING 78298 $540.00
MOTOROLA INC 67949 $1,076.40
MOTOROLAINC 80428 $565.30
MOTOROLAINC 76708 $60.70
MR TRANSMISSION 80278 $500.00
MR TRANSMISSION 69629 $520.00
MS NEEDLY
MULHERIN LUMBER
MULHERIN LUMBER
MULHERIN LUMBER
N & W CAMERA
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NAPAR
NATIONAL LINEN SERVICE , 70169 $259.56
NATIONAL LINEN SERVICE 73738 .- $355.94
NATIONAL SEAL COMPANY nl84 SSO,400.00
NOLAND CO
O'BRIENS GLASS 68309 $68.00
O'BRIENS GLASS 74308 $349.41
O'BRIENS GLASS 74668 $304.34
OFFICE DEPOT 70469 $39.96
OFFICE DEPOT 74908 $899.99
OMNIFAX
OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT
OUTDOOR EOUIPMENT
OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT CO INC 72808 $8S.25
P & H AUTO SUPPLY INC 79048 $280.33
P & H AUTO SUPPLY INC 78n8 $40.37
PANDH
P.M.R. DIST.
PASSON'S SPORTS 80038 $606.40
PEARCE YOUNG ANGEL 78328 $216.53
PEARCE YOUNG ANGEL 76918 $683.50
PEARCE YOUNG ANGEL 76078 SS68.33
PEARCE YOUNG ANGEL , 79318 $1,148.35
PEARCE YOUNG ANGEL 72868 $1,334.42
PEARCE YOUNG ANGEL 66149 $5,176.97
PENNINGTON POWER & EQUIP 68099 $49.67
PENNINGTON SEEDIMADISON 70379 $44.90
PENNINGTONPOWER & EQUIP 70919 $249.00
PEP BOYS
PEP BOYS
PEP BOYS 80639 $91.17
PEP BOYS 76048 $169.99
PEP BOYS 78118 SS5.87
PEP BOYS 74398 $88.88
PEP BOYS
PEP BOYS
PEP'S AUTO PARTS 78718 $27.95
PHOENIP
PHOENIX
PHOENIX COMM PRINTING CO 76618 $816.00
PHOENIX COMM PRINTING CO . ~ 79588 $548.00
PHOENIX COMM PRINTING CO 73048 $13.90
PHOENIX OIL CO 77248 $3,036.00
PITTSBURGH PAINT .
PMR DIST
POLLOCK OFFICE
POLLOCK OFFICE MACH CO 67109 $184.92
POLLOCK OFFICE MACH CO 69599 $141.32
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PONTIAC MASTER
PONTIAC MASTERS
PONTIAC MASTERS
PONTIAC MASTERS
POWERUNE Y
POWERUNE Y
POWERLINE Y 66269 $53.70
PRArr DUDLEY
PRArr DUDLEY
PRArr DUDLEY SLOG SUP 67289 $90.48
PRArr DUDLEY SLOG SUP 68009 $95.25
PRArr DUDLEY SLOG SUP 68729 $97.00
PRArr-DUDLEY
PRArr-DUDLEY
PRIME DIST Y
PRIME DIST ' . Y
PRIME DIST Y
PRIME DIST -c- Y
PRIME DISTRIBUTOR INC Y 77218 $84.00
PRIME EOUIPMENT 72718 $1,047.36
PRO PACK.
PRO PACK.
OUALEX , 71129 $497.00
QUALEX . . 76468 $294.80
QUALEX 75868 $65.23
QUALEX 79648 $59.41
QUALITY MANUFAcruRING INC, 66479 $232.74
R.A.DENT
RADIATOR EXPRESS 78058 $358.11
RE X AUTO PARTS 80248 $136.98
REX AUTO PARTS
REX AUTO PARTS
REX AUTO PARTS
REX AUTO PARTS , ,
REX AUTO PARTS
REX AUTO PARTS
REX AUTO PARTS
REX AUTO PARTS ,
REX AUTO PARTS 77578 $133.58
REX AUTO PARTS 75148 $504.87
REX AUTO PARTS 76498 $23.46
REX AUTO PARTS 68489 $429.65
REX AUTO PARTS
REX AUTO PARTS
REX AUTO PARTS
REX AUTO PRTS
REX'S
REX'S AUTO PARTS
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RICHMOND MILL
RIVERSIDE
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RIVERSIDE GLASS CO INC 70589 $150.00
ROBBINS PACKING CO 73768 $49.20
ROBBINS PACKING CO 69569 $127.60
ROBBINS PACKING CO 71009 $163.80
ROBBINS PACKING CO 69329 $73.60
ROBINSON TEXTll..ES 70019 $5,810.30
S & S DISRlBUTING CO 68609 $710.50
S & S DISRlBUTING CO 66759 $33.90
S & S DISRlBUTING CO 66059 $68.85
S & S DISRlBUTING CO 69809 $174.84
S & SDIST
S &S DIST
S & S DIST
S & S DON
S&S DIST ,
SALLEY TOM HEAT AlC SERV 74578 $153.70
SALLEY TOM HEAT AlC SERV 72598 $5.38
SAMROS ENTERPRISES INC Y 71939 $4,859.00
SCHULTZ HALL AUTO GLASS
SCHULTZ HILL AUTO 73498 $45.00
SEARS 77818 $99.99
SECRETARY OF.STATE 72628 $69.60
SENTRY CHEMICAL
SHEPARD'S 74128 $742.00
SHEPARDSIMCGRA W HILL 80638 $137.85
SHERWIN WILLIAM
SHERWIN WIll.IAMS
SIDNEY
SIDNEY'S
SIDNEY'S DEPT STORE &. UNIFORMS 66869 $22.00
SIDNEYS 77908 $143.40
SMA STITH EQUIPMENT 71729 $434.36
SNAP ON TOOLS 72359 $2,033.13
SOUTH AUa AUTO ELECTRIC . 74368 $85.95
SOUTH AUG AUTO ELECTRIC 70799 $12.34
SOUTHEAST INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY 78088 ' $490.40
SOUTHEAST INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY 73438 $56.46
SOUTHEAST INDUSTRIAL SUppLy 72089 $59.20
SOUTHEASTERN
SOUTHEASTERN
SOUTHEASTERN NEWSPAPER 80578 $64.00
SOUTHEASTERN NEWSPAPER 72988 $32.00
SOUTHEASTERN STAGES . 71459 $82.50
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SOUTHERN MILUNG 69359 $388.00
SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS COMPANY 68249 $45,000.00
SPORT TIME SUPPLY
STAFFORD 1 A CO 75838 $382.25
STATE CHEMICAL
SUBURBAN PROPANE 71639 $23.31
SUBURBAN PROPANE 66509 $508.88
SUNBELT NISSAN 79078 $109.84
SUPREME SALES CO , 75058 $432.00
SWINT JOHN WELDING CO 70199 $120.00
SWINT JOHN WELDING CO 69209 $84.00
SYSCO ATLANTA 77398 $162.00
SYSCO ATLANTA 76558 $1.048.67
SYSCO ATLANTA 74938 $1.400.01
SYSCO ATLANTA 68369 $628.28
TCI
TECHNOCHEM
TECHNOCHEM
TECHNOCHEM
TECHNOCHEM
TECHNOCHEM INC 78628 $150.14
TECHNOCHEM INC 77968 $150.98
TECHNOCHEM INC 79558 $202.30
TECHNOCHEM INC 80608 $28.00
TECHNOCHEM INC 74788 $45.55
TECHOCHEM
TECHOCHEM
TECHOCHEM
TELE AUTOGRAPH
TEST MASTER OF AUGUSTA 73978 $403.38
THE COMPUTER
THE COMPUTER GROUP 69899 $1.101.50
THE COMPUTER GROUP 80003 $54.50
THE PARTS SPECIALISTS
TIME MOTION TOOLS 76288 $135.00
TOOLE SUPPLY
TOOLE SUPPLY CO
TOOLE W R ENGINEERS INC 68909 $2.500.00
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL OFFICE
TOTAL OFFICE PRODUcrS 75298 $74.35
TOTAL OFFICE PRODUcrS -74988 $29.88
TOTAL OFFICE PRODUcrS 77008 $64.28
TOTAL OFFICE PRODUcrS 77998 $39.24
TOTAL OFFICE PRODUcrS 75028 $68.89
TOTAL OFFICE PRODUcrS 79198 $96.88
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TOTAL OFFICE PRODUCTS 80187 $22.27
TOTAL OFFICE PRODUCTS 80368 $184.95
TOTAL OFFICE PRODUCTS 73348 $121.00
TOTAL OFFICE PRODUCTS 68669 $37.80
TOTAL OFFICE PRODUCTS 67799 $249.00
TOYS R US 73018 $99.91
TRAFFIC PARTS INC 68519 $4,002.18
TRANSYT CORPORATION 74818 $175.00
TRIAD SPEC
TROOPER INC
TRUCK PARTS SPEC OF AUG 75568 $43.52
TRUCK PARTS SPEC OF AUG 73288 $15.26
TRUCK PARTS SPEC OF AUG 67319 ' $255.00
TRUCK PARTS SPECIAUSTS
TRUCKS PARTS SPEC OF AUG 74038 $142.79
TRUCKS PARTS SPECIAUSTS
U S GAMES
UNIFORMS UNUMITED Y
UNIFORMED UNLIMITED y,
UNIFORMS UNLIMITED y
UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 75418 $24.00
UNIVERSAL '
UNIVERSAL
W A BRAGG
W A BRAGG INC .. 78148 $166.04
W A BRAGG INC 76408 $1,435.20
W A BRAGG INC 73618 $149.78
W A BRAGG INC 73108 $27.58
W C CAVE
W F BLANCHARD , Y
W F BLANCHARD DIST. Y
W L CA YE
W/M OF AUGUSTA-AIKEN INC 75928. $125.00
WANG LABORATORIES INC 79618 $183.00
WARREN GORHAM & LAMONT 76258 $21.20
WEllS FARGO 70619 $650.56
WEllS FARGO 66299 $625.00
WHEEL & BRAKES
WHEELS AND BRAKES INC 66839 $4.25
WHEELS AND BRAKES INC 75508 $150.51
WHEELS AND BRAKES INC 69059 $44.99
WHEELS AND BRAKES INC 72568 $25.00
WHITEHEAD TIRE SERVICE 76228 $1,070.00
WHITEHEAD TIRE SERVICE 78538 $819.44
WHITEHEAD TIRE SERVICE 79888 $580.32
WHITEHEAD TIRE SERVICE 70289 $351. 75
WHI1TON RADIA TOR SHOP 75478 $300.00
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WICKES LUMBER
WlLKERSON FUEL CO
WILUAM GLASS
WIWAMS GLASS
WOLF CAMERA SUPPLY 72269 $119.J5
WOLFE
WOLFE PRINTING
WOLFE PRINTING
WOLFE PRINTING 71909 $112.60
WOLFE PRINTING 69389 $"0.20
WOLFE PRINTING 70319 SU.30
WOLFE PRINTING 79108 :;34.60
WOLFE PRINTING 67259 )63.10
WRlGHTSBORO RD PLUMBING 69449 $18.32
WRlGHTSBORO SUPPLY
X-CEL LASER SUPPLY 79468 $311.25
YANCEYBROSCO 67559 $266.09
YANCEY BROS CO 76948 $4.05
YANCEY BROS CO 78208 $269.20
YANCEY BROS CO 73588 $9.63
YANCEY BROS CO 72388 $347.56
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ZIMMERMAN EY ANS INC 78238 $408.00
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1992 BID TAB SHEETS 1 ,500 TO 5,000
ITEM NO. NAMES OF BIDDERS LOWEST BID MBE
92-500 CHLORINA TOR SALES & SERVICE $840.00
92-501 CHLORINATOR SALES & SERVICE $1,515.00
92-502 GEORGIA SCALE CO $1,594.00
92-503 BAXTER $1,394.00
92-504 POLLOACK OFFICE PRODUCTS $1,474.00
92-505 SRECO FLEXIBLE $21,996.96
92-506 CHLORINATOR SALES AND SERVICE $2,480.00
92-507 HACH COMPANY $1,495.00
92-508 FERGUSON'S $553.00
92-509 MERCHANDISING SERVICE $81 8.48
92-510 AUGUST A MARINE I $2,755.82
92-512 FERGUSON'S $549.00
92-513 MARTINES OFFICE SUPPLY $1,617.00
92-513 THE UNIFORM STORE SIZEMORE $2,098.00
92-514 FISHER SCIENTIFIC $2,343.97
1 DilLARD PAPER $1,052.79
92-517 EASTERN BUSINESS FORMS $1,221.00
92-518 CREATIVE CANVAS . $2,650.00
92-519 AUG MUSIC CO $645.00
92-520 OUT DOOR EQUIPMENT CO. $1,260.00
92-521 JOHANNSEN'S $2,867.00
92-522 BEST DATA $1,780.50
92-524 NORVELL FIXTURES $1,538.00
92-525 LANDRUM SUPPLY $1,544.00
92-526 NEW LIFE $1.00
92-527 EAST DATA $2,620.80
92-528 AUGUST A JANITORIAL $1,375.32
92-529 AUGUST A JANITORIAL $1,029.70
92-530 BOB BARKER $1,687.80
92-531 DAITCH & CO $1,877.33
92-532 PHOENIX $1,462.50
Additional Bidders:
Fisher Scientific
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Acme Business Products
Baxter Beckham
Ferguson's
Viking Office Products
Modem Office Machines
Augusta Office Products,lnc
Ivan Allen
Martinez Office Supply
Evans Marine Sales
Ferguson's '
Augusta OFfice Products
Augusta Gallery
Banner
Baxter Scientific
A & A Chemical Products
Augusta Janitorial
E.!. Jackson Company
Kamo
Metro Equipment
Best Data
Bailies Canvas
Yarmon Harvey Video
Frank Wilson's Rentals & Sales
Pennington Poer
Harry's Saw Shop
McGown
Phoenix
Busby Inc.
Tom Salley, Inc.
Bob Barker
Ballard Truck & Tire Co.
Artinez Forms
A & A Chemical
Maintenance Supply Co.
Kamo
A & A Chemical
Kamo
Maintenance Supply
McGowen
SIR Speedy
Wolfe
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1993 BID TAB SHEETS 1,500 TO 5,000
ITEM NO. NAMES OF BIDDERS LOWEST BID MBE
93-501 HOMEFOLKS $105.26
93-503 JOHANNSEN $52:04
92-504. CHAMBERS $135.00
93-506A SIDNEY'S $2,655.30
93-507 PENNINGTON POWER EQUIPMENT $2,880.00
93-508 PENNINGTON POWER EQUIPMENT $1,619.16
93-509 PENNINGTON POWER EQUIPMENT $620.00
93-510 MA YS EQUIP CO $1,658.00
93-512 POLLOCK $1,495.00
93-514 COPY DATA $931.00
93-515 OUTDOOR EQUIP $700.96
93-516 SRECO $1,905.00
93-517 Utility Tool Co. $824.00
93-518 DA VIS EQUIPMENT $1,130.00
93-519 WRIGHTS HI A $3,538.00
93-521 GA-CAROLlNA REST $835.00
93-522 GT DIST. $1,823.44
93-524 METRAC $864.80
93-524 DOMINICA REC $4,385.49
93- 5 2 7 BURKES TROPHY $53.50
93-528 TECHNOCHEM INC $2,796.32
93-529 FISHER SCIENTIFIC $1,966.83
93-530 FISHER SCIENTIFIC $842.67
93-531 POLLOCK OFFICE $2,057.48
93-533 FRANK WILSON $692.95
93-534 JOY EQUIP CO $740.00
93- 535 WRIGHTS EQUIPMENT SALES & LEASING $2,259.00
93-536 B E WHEELER HYDRO INC $1,210.00
93-537 ISCO $1,812.00
93-538 DAITCH CO $2,025.00
93-539 GA FASTENER $1,182.20
93-542 DA VIS EQUIPMENT $2,256.00
93-543 BEST DATA , $3,740.00
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Trophy & Gift
Gailey Trophy
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Best
Bentley
G. T. Dist ,
Southeastern
Outdoor Equip
Frank Wilson
C & W Equip
Acme Business
. Copy Data
Pollock
Pollock Alternate
Harry Saw Shop
W. C. Caye
Busby's
Norvell Fixture . .
Kendrick HI A
Wrights HI A
A tlantic HI A
Sig Cox
A tlantic HI A
Norvell
Cromers
Emergency Equip
Hunter-Knepshield
Play Systems
Johannsens
Total Force
E. I. Jackson
Dillard Paper Company
Augusta Janitorial
Kamo
Modem Bus
Modem -
Pennington Power Equip
Outdoor Equipment
Richmond Supply Co.
Outdoor Equip
Pennington Power
Grank Wilson Sales
Murphy's Refrigeration
Norell Fixtures
Busbys, Inc.
C. M. Kazmier
Sidney's
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Banner I .
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1994 BID TAB SHEETS 1,500 TO 5,000
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94-501 DAITCH & CO $1,012.50
94-502 ACE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO $101.25
94-503 PHOENIX PRINTING $52.00
94-505 JACKSON HIA $2,385.00
94-506 BEST DATA $1,807.20
94-507 GAILEY TROPHY $53.75
94-508 HOWARE LBR $2,163.00
94-509 BEST DATA $1,209.50
94-510 BEST DATA $3,267.40
94-51 2 GODMAN STUDIOS $42.75
94-513 MODERN BUS. $3,500.00
94-514 PENNINGTON POWER $3,850.00
94-51 5 OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT $2,808.00
94-516 COPY DATA $1,675.20
94-517 COpy DATA $1,593.20
94-518 OFFICE MAX $349.99
94- 51 9 SIDNEY'S $423.70
94- 5 2 2 A UTILITY INSTRUMENTS $610.00
94-523 OUTDOOR EQUIP $263.00
94-524 HACH $2,995.00
94-526 AMERICAN TIME DATA, IN( $995.00
94-527 SAFELAB SYS $4,115.00
94-528 CLUB CAR AL TERNA TE $3,300.00
94-530 HACH $502.60
94-531 GRAINGER $558.00
94-532 CITIES SUPPLY $239.76
94-533 CITIES SUPPLY CO $735.00
94-534 BY -LIB $1,619.00
94-535 FISHER SCIENTIFIC $2,732.08
94-536 HACH COMPANY $1,595.00
94-537 FISHER SCIENTIFIC $1,485.18
95- 540 OUTDOOR EQUIP $760.00
94- 541 OPTICAL ENGINEERING CO. $634.95
94-542 GRA VE ENVIR $7,706.25
94-543 PHOENIX $15.89
94-544 BEST DATA $2,217.50
94-545 ROBINSON TEXTILES $2,940.00
94-546 GRAPHIX SERV $3,860.00
94-547 SIDNEY'S $1,752.00
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Additional Bidders:
Bob Barker
Howards Unifomoral Unlimited
Sidney's
Toole Supply
Powerline Inc.
Eastern Business Forms
Wolfe Printing Co
Best Data
Eastren Business
Phoenix Printers
Burkes Trophy
Johannsen
Total Force
Maner Bldgs
Pratt Dudley
Eastern Bus
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Christian Studios
McCoy Photo
The Sport Section
Frank Wilson
Prime Dist
Ace Tool
Pennington Power
Frank Wilson
Prime Dlst
Harry's Saw Shop
MOM
Pollock
MOM Pollock
Modem Business Equip
Pollock Office Machines
Frank Wilson Sales & Serv
By-Lib Corp
Ace Tool Rental
Simplex Time Recorder Co.
Time & Parking Controls
Office Max #333
EZ Go '
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Emergency Equip Co
By-Lib Corp
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By-Lib Corp
Richbourg's
Frank Wilson
Ace Tool Rental
Utility Supply .
Pennington Power
Prime Equip
Frank Wilson
Ace Tool Rental
Utility Instruments, Inc.
Hydro South
Layne-Atlantic
Braswell Pump
Tommy Rowells Well Drilling
Eastern
Best Data
Phoenix
Eastern
GCI
Bob Barker
L&L Enterprise
By-Lib
Phoenix
Banner Uniforms
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. 1992 BID TAB SHEETS> 5,000.00
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92-1 MABUS BROS, INC. $258,333.15
92-2 TOM BRIGMAN CONTRACTORS $199,922.20
92-3 BASS SIGNAL CORPORATION $39,500.00
92-5 H . E. MOON $5,300.00
92-6 SMITH-SETZER & SONS $98.30
92-7 FOLEY -BROGDON $136,381.50
92-8 KNOX-RIVERS $306.38
92-9 SOUTHERN AGGREGATES $50.45
92-10 APAC-GA SO RD BLDRS $126.22
92-11 APAC-GA/SOUTHERN RD BUILDERS $66,913.00
92-12 APAC-GA/SOUTHERN RD BLDRS $975,960.10
92-13 BLAIR CONSTRUCTION INC. $665,460.22
92-14 E I JACKSON $18,864.00
92-16 BUTLER PAPER $64.1 3
92-20 RICHARDSON CONSTRUCTION CO $246,383.50
92-21 MITCHELL CONSTRUCfION CO. $49,704.00
92-25 GULF STATES DISTRIBUTORS $14,486.00 I
92-28 TRANE COMPANY $305,663.00
92-29 FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT $11,824.00
92-30 FEIMSTER-PETERSON INC. $42,400.00
92-32 CE CLOWER CONSTRUCTION CO INC $235,256.87
92-33 MARLEY COOLING TOWER CO $32,127.00
92-34 RICHMOND PAVING CO.. $323,258.48
92-35 FOUR SEASONS LANDSCAPING $2,500.00
92-36 JOHNSON & ASSOCIATES $4,550.00
92-37 SRECO FLEXIBLE $5,599.00
92-38 CITIES SUPPLY $149,940.00
92-39 AUGUST A ROOFING & METAL WORK $6,845.00
92-40 MABUS BRaS $129,463.50
92-41 SRECO FLEXIBLE $21,996.00
92-42 LASER PRODUCTS, INC $5,695.00
92-43 TRIO ELECTRIC $3,857.00
92-44 KATIE'S SPECIAL T'S $5,811.50 *
92 -4 5 HAROLD'S SALES & SAFETY $12,020.00
92-46 POLLOCK OFFICE , $8,371.00
92-51 JOHNSON UTILITIES $345,519.40
92-53 POLLOCK $7,330.00
92-54 MOM $5,414.00
92-55 ACME $3,879.00
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92-57 ACME $3,879.00
92-58 ACME $3,305.00
92-59 MONROE $4,085.00
92-60 LANIER $3,591.05
92-61 ACME $7,062.00
92-62 SIDNEY $75.85
92-63 SIDNEYS $314;00
92-64 SIDNEYS $2,423.70
92-65 CONTECH $9,135.00
92-67 AUGUST A JANITORIAL $2,828.89
92-68 MARTINEZ OFFICE $4,702.50
92-69A ELECTRICAL EQUIP $3,468.75
92-69 YORKINTERNAT $7,910.00
92-70 ARMSTRONG MEDICAL IND $2,053.11
92-71 NOLAND $11,740.00
92-73A MODERN BUSINESS $6,:440.00
92-73 MODERN BUSINESS $5,750.00 ,
92-74 MODERN BUSINESS $5; 7 50.00
92-75 ENTRE COMPUTER $289.70 ...
92 -7 6A BY -LIB $3,722.88
92-77 DA VIS METER $5,397.70
92-78 DA VIS METER $103.87
92-79 BLAIR CONSTRUCTION CO. $62,307.85
92-80 FAIRWAY FORD $13,579.50 *
92-81A FAIRWAY FORD $10,453.28
92-82 MA YS INTERNATIONAL TRUCK SALE $49,852.15 *
92-83 FAIRWAY FORD $13,683.70 *
92-84 FAIRWA Y FORD $13,491.70 *
92-85 FAIRWAY FORD $15;541.75 *
92-86 FAIRWAY FORD $12,376.95 *
92-87 FAIRWA Y FORD $21,320.70 *
92-88 . JOHANNSEN'S $3.63
92-89 BLAIR CONST. $190,055.00
92-90 SMITH BROS $4,120.00
92-91 ACE ELECTRIC $6,540.36
92-93 JENKINS FORD TRACTOR $29, 700~00
92-94 C & W EQUIPMENT A Tl BID $27,800.00
92-95 FAIRWA Y FORD $21,067.00 *
92-96 RICHMOND JACK REPAIR $4,200.00
92-98A MCCALL-THOMAS COMPUTER SERV $3,525.00
92-98 ENTRA COMPUTER CENTER $899.00 * .
92-99A ROBERTS & ROBERTS OF AUG $7,200.00
92-99 PUMP & EQUIP $29,350.00
92-100 CENTURY INDUSTRIES $6,831.00
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92-101 NORVELL FIXTURE $3,475.00
92-140 JOHNSON UTILITIES, INC. $144,215.00
92-141 BYNES ELECTRONICS $16,559.65
92-142 JOHANSEN'S $65.40
92-144 BLAIR CONSTRUCTION CO. $827,666.65
92-145 BOBBY JONES FORD $18,951.00
92-146 FAIRWAY FORD $10,960.65
92-147 G T DISTRIBUTORS $714.00
92-148 AUGUST A SOUND INC.. $4,998.75
92-149 HUDSON'S $2,450.00
92-152 SYSCON CORP $40,450.00
92-153 BSN $228.09
92-155 JOHANNSON $18,353.14
92-159 RICHMOND JACK REPAIR $4,781.00
92-160 BASS SIGNAL CORPORATION $4,490,000.00
92-161 BLAIR CONSTRUCTION. INC. $524,687.25
92-103 SIDNEYS $295.50
92 -1 04 HAROLD'S SALES & SERVICE CO. $5,175.00
92-105 SOUTHERN MUNICI FIRE APPARATUS $470.52
92-106 MODERN ROOFING $50,990.00
92-107 MODERN ROOFING $17,785.00
92-108 PUMP & EQUIPMENT $4,320.00
92-109 APAC-GA/SOUTHERN RD BLDRS $741,333.69
92-110 MABUS BROS INC. $139,557.70 ,
92-111 MABUS BROS INC $256,314.40
92-113 SECURITY FENCE $6,16S.00
92-114 WILLIS PRINTING $5,288.32
92-115 LANGFORD BECKWORTH $238,143.98
92-116 SOUTHERN ROOFING $9,216.17
92-1 17 FEIMSTER-PETERSON INC. $2,253.00
92-118 CUMMINS-ALLISON CORP $38,580.00
92-120 FAIRWA Y FORD $36,804.90 '*'
92-121 APAC SOUTHERN RD BUILDERS $177,773.70
92- 122 HERBERT ANDERSON JR COUNT CO. $236,965.00
92-123 MABUS BROTHERS, INC. $78,588.35
92-124 MABUS BROTHERS, INC. $146,126.00
92-125 APAC-GA $142,388.75
92-126 NA TIONAL INFORMATION $8,294.00
92-128 MODERN BUSINESS $2,100.00
92-129A FAIRWAY FORD $12,370.00 '*'
92-129 FAIRWAY FORD $13,950.00 '*'
92-131 CMIINC $4,287.00
92-132 MABUS BROS. $13,825.00
92-134 CSRA $5,680.00 .
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92-135 GRA VES $4,300.00
92-136 BIE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS $S5,127.00
92-137 SOUTHERN ROADBUILf>ERS $296,670.75
Blair Construction, Inc.
Chandler Utility Contractors, Inc.
Mabus Bros, Inc.
APAC-GA/Southem Rd Bldrs
Blair Construction
Mabus Brothers, Inc.
Southern Roadbuildersl Apac
Tom Brigman Contractors
Stadco Utilities Inc.
Bass Signal Corporation
Georgia Electric COmpany
M. E. Hunter & Associates, Inc.
BIE Electrical COntractors Inc.
R. J. Haynie & Associates, Inc.
Ray Diamon Glass
H. E. Moon
Riverside Glass
Smith-Setzler & Sons .
Cherokee Culvert
Southeast Culvert
Foley-Brogdon
Contect Const Products
APAC-GA So Rd Bldrs
Knox-Rivers
Southern Aggregates
Martin Marietta
Augusta Ready Mix
APAC-GA So Rd Bldrs
Claussen Concrete
Blair COnstruction Co.
APAC-GA/Southern ROd Builders
Nordmann Contracting Inc. ' '
Mabus Bros Construction -
Site ENgieering Inc.
Johnson Utilities
Blair Construction Inc.
KNox-Rivers Construction Co.
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APAC-GA/Southem Rd Bldrs
L J. Inc., Gen Construction
Blair Construction Inc.
Knox-Rivers Construction
APAC-GA/So Road Bldrs
L. J. Inc. Gen COnstruction
E. I. Jackson
Kamo
Butler Paper
Mac Paper
Richardson Construction Co.
Tri-State COnsulants ,
APAC-GA/Southem Rd Bldrs
Richmond Paving Co., Inc. . .
Mabus Bros Inc.
B/E Electrical Contractors
Georgia Electric
Gainsville Asphalt, Inc.
Mitchell Construction Co.
RL J. Haynie Assoc.
M.E. Hunter & Assoc.
GT Distributors
Gulf States Distributors
Daitch
Sidney's
Trane Company
Syggs Company
Gold Mech Inc.
Food Service Equipment
Smith Bros Restaurant Supply
Norvell Fixtures
Ga-Carolina Mfg. Co.
Feimster-Peterson Inc.
Holbrook Waterproofing Co.
Mabus Brothers, Inc.
Site Engineering, Inc.
Johnson Utilities
Southern Roadbuilders
Blair Construction
McClam & Associates
Southern Water & Sewer Contractors.
C. E. Clower Construction Company Inc..
Dodd Construction, Inc.
Tom Brigman Contractors
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John R. Walker Co.
Dan McNeil Company
Marley COoling Tower Co.
Mabus Bros
Know-Rivres Const
Gregory ridge Co.
Richardson COnstruction
APAC-AG/Southem Rd Bldrs
Richmond Paving Co.
Nordmann Contracting
L. J. Inc., General Contractors
Preston Tutt Const. Co.
Blair Construction Inc.
Four Seasons Landscaping
Last Z Enterprises
Timberlake Const. Co.
Gove Const.
Johnson & Associates
Grove Const
Augusta Machine & Weld
Sreco Flexible
Cities Supply
Augusta Roofing & Metal Works
Modem Roofing & Metal Works
Southern Roofing & Insulating Co.
L - J Inc
John R. Walker, Inc.
Mabus BrosBlair Construction
Nordman Contracting
D & D Utilities
APAC-GA/Southern Rd BLdrs
C. E. CLower Onstruction
Preston Tutt Construction
Serco Flexible
Charles L. Smith
Baxter Scientific
Efficiency Production, Inc.
Laser Products, Inc.
Owsley & Sons
Speed Shore
Daniel Electric
A & G Electric Cntractors
Robertson Electric
Grove COnst.
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Trio ELectricc
B & E Electrical
Katie's Special T's
Original Shirtery
Scoreborad Sorts
Ohannsen's
Acme Business .
Pollock Office
Copy Data
Mom no. 1
Mom n. 2
Schwartz
Blair Construction
Tom Brighman Contractors, In. .
Johnson Utilities
Mabus Brother Construction
Nordmann Contracting, Inc.
ACME
ACME
CSRA
VWAR
SBC I
BC
Best
Copy Data
Copy Lanier .
Monroe
Pollock Duplication
Sch
ACME
CSRA
MOM
Bee
BEST
Lanier
Monroe
Pollock
Duplicate System
Schwartz
ACME
BBC, Inc.
Copy Data
Lanier
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Pollock .
Duplcating Systems
Xerox/Schwartz
MMC
Best .
Copy Data Laier
Monore
Pollock . .
Dublicating System
Schwartzi Xerox
, Pollock . -
ACME
CSRA
MOM
BBC ,
Best
Copy Data ,-
Lanier Monroe
Pollock
Duplcating System ;
Schwartzi Xerox
Acme
Csra
Mom
BBC
Best
Copy Data
Lanier
Monroe
Pollock
DUP System
Schwartz
Acme
Acme
CSRA
MOM
BBC
BBC
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Copy Data
Lanier
Monroe
Pollock
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Dup Systems
SCW/Xerox .
Banner
Sizemore
Sidney
Initial USA
Sidneys
Sidneys
Contech
Greco
Bermuda Seed Hulled
Bermuda Seed Unhulled
Brown Top Millet Seed
Rye Grass Seed
Bahia Grass Seed'
Fesque Greass Seed
Love Grass Seed
10-10-1 0 Fertilizer Bagged
Lime Mulch Bale
A & A Chemical
Augusta Janitorial
E I Jackson & Co
Kamo
Metro Equip & Chemicals
Kamo
Total Office Products
Joy
Electrical Equip
Noland Co.
Richmond Supply
John R. Kelly & Sons Dist.
Pump & Equipment .
Joy Equipment
Joy Equip
Armstrong Medical Ind.
Noland
Southeast Pump & Equip
Records Management Solutions
Bynes Electronics
Modern Business
J & J Enterprise ,
Southern Microfilm
CSRA MicroGraphics
Comm Systems
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COM Xystems, Inc.
Records Management SOlutions
CSRA Micrographics
Harris/EM Document PRoducts
Products & Services, Inc.
Modem Business
ACME
Csra
Modem BUsiness
BBC
Copy Data
Lanier
Monore
Pollock
Duplicating ystems
Schwartzi Xerox
MOM
Bulldog Computer Products
Nat" Information Systems Inc.
Product & Services, Inc.
Entre Computer
Valcom Computer
So Eastern Rescue Sys
By-Lib
Badger Meter
Davis Meter
Sensus Technologies
Delta Municip
Schlumberger Ind.
Badger Meter
Davis Meter
Sensus Technologies
Delta Minicip
Schlumberger
Davis Meter
Delta
Empire
Atlantic Supply
Southern Meter
City Supply
By-Lib
Nordmann Contracting Inc.
Johnson Utilities, Inc.
APAC-GA ISouthern Rd Bldrs
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Blair Construction Co.
Stadco Utilities
Mabus Bros. Inc.
Bob Richards Chev
Milton Ruben Chev
Fairway Ford I
Bobby Jones Ford
Pontiac Masterl
Bob Richards Chevrolet
Georgia Commercial Supply
Pontiac Master
Fairway Ford
Bob Richards Chev
Milton Ruben Chev
Fairway Ford
Bobby Jones Ford
Pontiac Masterl ,
Bob Richards Chev
Milton Ruben Chev
Fairway Ford
Bobby Jones Ford
Pontiac Masterl
Bob Richards Chev
Milton Ruben Chev
Fairway Ford
Bobby Jones Ford
Pontiac Masterl
Bob Richards Chev
Milton Ruben Chev
Fairway Ford
Bobby Jones Ford
Pontiac Masterl
Bob Richards Chev
Milton Ruben Chev
Fairway Ford
Bobby Jones Ford
Pontiac Masterl
Bob Richards Chev
Milton RUben Chev ~
Fairway Ford
Bobby Jones Ford
Pontiac Masterl
Gailey Trophy Co.
Johannsen I 5 I
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Trophy & Gift Center
Augusta Trophy
Burke's Trophy Center
APAC -
Blair Const.
Mabus Bros .
Southern Water & Sewer
Norvell
Smith Bros "
ACE Electric
Ireland Electric
Carol Elecric
Electrical Equipment
GE Supply Co
John R. Kelly & Sons Dlst
Rhodes Electric
SMA Stith Equipment
Metrac Inc.
Yancey
Jenkins Ford Tractor
Mays Equipment Co.
Outdoor Equipment Co.
Jenkins FOrd Tractor
Mays Equipment CO.
C & W Equipment ,
Fairway Ford
Mays Equipment
Johs R. Kelly & Sons Dist .
Richmond Jack Repair ,
Snap on Tools
Meco Inc.
McCall-Thomas Computer Services
Entra Computer Center
Pump & Equipment
Roberts & Roberts of Aug.
Pump & Equip
Century Industries
Atlantic Heating & Air COndi
Norvell Fixture
Ronnie Wright & Assoc
Blair Construction
Johnson Utilities, Inc.
Mabus Bros. Inc.
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Valcom
Applied Solutions
R & 0 Associa
Gailey
Banner
Sidneys
Uniformals Unlimited
Banner
Sidneys
Uniformals Unlimited
Blair Construction Co.
M;:tbus Bros
APAC-GA/Southem Rd. Bldrs.
L J Inc.
Bobby Jones Ford
Bobby Jones FOrd
Fairway Ford
Bob Richards Chevrolet
Bobby Jones Ford
Fairway Ford
Bob Richards Chevrolet
Pontiac Master GMC
Emergency Equipment
G T Distributors
Augusta SOund Inc.
Green Thumb West
Hudson's
Northwood Nursery
Olde South Nurseries
Empire Pipe
Cities Supp
Atlantic
Delta Mun.
Badger Meter Inc.
Sensus Technologies, Inc.
Syscon Corp
Bill Fritz Sports
Scoreboard Sports
Sportsplus
Reeder & McCaugley
Johannson
Aug Sporting Goods
BSN
Bill Fritz Sports Corp
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Scoreboard Sports
Sportplus
Reeder & McCaugley ,
Johannson
Aug Sporting , .
BSN
Bill Fritz Sports Corp
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Reeder & McCauley
Johannson
Aug Sporting
BSN
Bill Fritz Sports COrp
Scoreboard Sports
Sportsplus
Reeder & McCaugley -
Johannson
Aug Sporting Goods
Howards Uniformal
Bill Fritz Sports Corp
Scoreboard Sports
Reeder & McCaugley
Johannson ,
Aug SPorting Goods
By-Lib Corporation
Meco Inc.
Richmond Jack Repair
SnaJ:ron Tool COrporation
B/E Electrical Contractors
Bass Signal COrporation
GA Electric
R. J. Haynie & Assoc
Beam's Pavement Maintenance Co.
APAC/Southem Roadbuilders
Cherokee, Inc.
Blair Construction Inc.
Banners
Siezmore
Carolina Fire Master, Inc.
Harold's Sales & Service Co.
By-Lib Corp -
Emergency Equipment ,
Southern Minicipal Fire
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V. C. Construction
Southern Construction
Feimster-Peterson Inc.
V. C. Construction
Southern Construction
MMT Construction Co.
BBC, Inc. I
Cummins-Allison COrp
Security Engineered Machinery .
Southern Business Machines
Xerox/Schwartz
Martinez Office Supply Co.
Yacey Bros I
SMA Stith Equipment
Bob Richards Chevrolet
Fairway Ford I
Bobby Jones Ford
Pontiac Master GMC
Milton Ruben Chevrolet
Blair Construction Inc
Knox RIver Construction
APAC Southern Rd Builders
Blair Construction
Johnson TUilities; Inc.
Mabus Brothers, Inc.
Nordmann Conttracting
Southern Roadbuilders I APAC
Eagle Utility Contrating, Inc.
Crenshaw Sprinkler Co., Inc.
Chandler Utilities Contractors, Inc.
C. E. Clower Construction CO.
Blair Construction
Johnson Utilities, Inc.
Mabus Brothers, Inc
Nordmann Contracting
Southern ROadbuildersl APAC
Eagle Utility Contrating, Inc. ,.
Blair Construction -..-
Johnson Utilities, Inc.
Mabus Brothers, Inc.
Crenshaw Sprinkler Co., Inc.
Nordmann Contracting
Apac - GA, Inc.
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Blair Construction Co.
Beam's Pavement Maintenance Co.
Bynes Elec
Bulldog
National Information
Product & Services
Valcom .
Entre
Applied Solution
RGS Industries
Mays International
Modem BUsiness
Bobby Jones Ford
Fairway Ford .
Bob Richards CHevrolet
Southlake Ford
Bobby Jones FOrd ..
Fairway Ford
G T Distributors, Inc
MPH Industries
Kustom Signals Inc
GT Distributors, Inc.
CMllnc
Kustom Signal Inc
Blair Canst.
Mabus Bros. !
Allen Enterprises
Acme
Csra
BBC
Best
Copy Data
Pollock
Schwartz
Hydro SOuth
Graves
Electrical Equip
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Bass Signal COrporation
Georgia Electric Company
Mitchell Construction Co.
R. J. Haynie & Assoc., Inc.
G/E Electrical Contractors
Mabus Bros
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Johnson Utilities
Blair Const.
L-J Inc.
Southern Roadbuilders
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1993 BID TAB SHEETS> 5,000.00
ITEM NO. NAMES OF BIDDERS LOWEST BID MBE
93-1 APPLIED SOLUTIONS $4,350.00
93-2 COMPUTER, GROUP $33,157.30
93-3 COM SYSTEMS $5,852.00
93-4 JOHN R., WALKER, INC. $1,086,560.92
93-5 MUNDY CONSTRUCTION $950.00
93-6 EMMA JEAN JONES $824.00
93-7 TANKS, INC. $95,030.00
93-8 L-J, INC $879,135.00
93-9 E & E SALVAGE $3,1 50.00
93-1 0 EIJACKSON $18,921.60
93-1 7 GUY C SMITH CONSTRUCTION CO. $29,985.00
93-18 L-J INC. , $838,260.50
93-19A BEAM'S PAVEMENT MAINTENANCE $937,937.00
93-1 9 BLAIR CONSTRUCTION CO. $920,209.25
93-25 HARLESS FIRE $2,301.70
93-26 OUTDOOR EQUIP $9,648.00
93- 2 7 TAG A LONG TRAILER CO. $6,780.00
93-28 LESLIE POOL SUPP. $7,637.50
93-29 BLAIR CONSTRUCTION CO $114,243.40
93-30 THE COMPUTER GROUP $16,375.00
93-31 THE COMPUTER GROUP $5,820;25
93-32 INFORMIX-SQL SOFTWARE $16,405.00
93- 36 LANIER $4,415.00
93-41 SOUTHEASTERN UTILITY CONTRACT $117,115.00
93-42 SIDNEY'S $982.40
93-44 LESLIE POOL $14,61 2.1 2
93-45 COMPSEE $9,649.00
93-46 BUTLER PAPER $56.75
93-49 DUKE BUICK, INC. $22,038.82
93-50 BLAIR CONSTRUCTION CO. $1,446,838.00
93- 5 7 TRI STATE CULVERT $138,900.12
93- 5 9 SOUTHERN PIPE & SUPPL Y CO $537.94
93-61 CITIES SUPPL Y $5,095.12
93-64 MODERN ROOFING $43,418.00 .
93-64A SOUTHERN ROOFING CO $56,668.00
93-65 MODERN ROOFING $4,890.00
93-66 SIDNEYS $2,580.00
93-70 SIDNEYS $25,640.00
93-71 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT $700.50
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93-72(A) SHOR-L1NE $4,438.00
93-74 AUGUSTA ENVIRO. CONTRACTING $26,965.00
93-76 BEAM'S PAVEMENT $181,381.00
93-77 TUTT CONSTRUCTION $35,850.00 *
93-78 MABUS BROS, INC. $499,605.00
93-80 FAIRWAY FORD OF AUGUSTA $59,500.00 *
93-81 FAIRWAY FORD OF AUGUSTA $32,214.60 *
93-82 FAIRWAY FORD OF AUGUSTA $20,500.00 *
93-83 FAIRWAY FORD OF AUGUSTA $21,175.85 *
93-84 FAIRWAY FORD OF AUGUSTA $14,911.00 *
93-85 FAIRWAY FORD OF AUGUSTA $29,026.00
93-89 BOB RICHARDS CHEVROLET CO $59,115.44
93-91 FAIRWAY FORD OF AUGUSTA $14,900.00 *
93-92 FAIRWAY FORD OF AUGUSTA $5,994.96 *
9393 BOB RICHARDS CHRVROLET CO $5,994.96
93-95 MABUS BROS INC $28,230.00
93-96 GRA VES ENVIRONMENTAL $216,650.00
93-99 TOOLE SUPPLY $443.80
93-100 PHOENIX OIL $6,545.00
93-1 01 CASE POWER & EQUIPMENT $38,108.00
93-102 LANIER BUSINESS PRODUCTS $16,619.00
93-103 BY -LIB CORPORATION $47.75 *
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93-105 SOUTH CHEM, INC. $24,800.00
93-107 BY -L1BB CORP $4,983.00
93-108 BARTON SOUTHERN COMPANY, INC. $32,953.60
93-109 BLAIR CONSTRUCTION CO. $272,179.50
93- 1 1 0 BEAM'S PAVEMENT MAINTENANCE $219,506.20
93- 1 1 1 BLAIR CONSTRUCTION $449,842.50
93-112 MABUS BROS INC. $2,313,180.65
93-114 SOUTHERN ROOFING COMPANY $16,984.00
93- 1 1 5 WINK DAVIS COMPANY $10,665.00
93- 1 1 7 ATLANTIC ENV. COMPANY $717.20
93-118 AUGUST A TRUCK SALES, INC $28,159.50
93- 1 1 9 L-J, INC $218,400.00
93- 1 23 BAILEY'S IND PAINTING $12,980.00
93-124 SOUTHERN ROOFING & INSULATION $5,964.00
9 3- 1 2 5 JENKINS FORD TRACTOR $15,016.00
93-.126 BOB RICHARDS CHEVROLET $23,345.00
93-128 ALLEN & GRAHAM $814,9.88.00
93-132 BESAM SOUTHEAST INC $7,100.00
93-135 BOBBY JONES FORD $23,440.82
93-136 BOBBY JONES FORD $55,361.10
93-137 MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR $1,294,880.00
93-139 MMT ENTERPRISES $302,000.00 *
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93-140 SOUTHERN ROOFING $6,494.00
93-141 APPLIED SOLUTIONS $34,225.00
93-142 HEYWARD SERVICES. $25,098.00
93-143 HEYWARD SERVICES $33,320.00
93-144 FEIMSTER PETERSON INC. $S6,S 15.00
93-145 A & L CONSTRUCTION $2,595.00
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1994 BID T AS SHEETS> 5,000.00
ITEM NO. NAMES OF BIDDERS LOWEST BID MBE
94-1 BEAMS PAVEMENT INC. $520,444.50
94-2 FAIRWAY FORD OF AUGUSTA $453,308.10
94-6 V ARIETY CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION $6,700.00
94-7 L-J; INC $219,817.00
94-8 J.E. OSWALT & SONS'INC $10,003.00
94-1 0 FAIRWAY FORD $74,250.00
94-11 YORKINTL $4,864.00
94-1 2 CUMMINS SOUTH INC , $1,250.00
94-1 5 BEAMS PAVING CO $171,706.00
94-1 6 L&L ENTERPRISE $6,342.00 11
94-1 7 L&L ENTERPRISE $1 ;763.34 11
94-1 8 SIDNEYS $16,339.68
94-19 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT CO $8,862.00
94-20 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT $5,078.95
94-24 AUGUST A READY MIX $151.18
94-28 TRI-ST A TE CULVERT $153,411.00
94:'33 SOUTHERN ROADBUILDERS $385,290.00
94-34 A TLANT A DAIRIES $19.92
94-35 OUTDOOR EQUIP $4,985.00
94-37 ACME BUSINESS $8,629.00
94-38 UNIFORMAL UNLIMITED $516.07
94-39 MOBILE COMM $21,827.40
94-40 STAR DIST $16,434.00
94-41 EAGLE UTILITY $823,393.00
94-42 TRUTT CONSTRUCTION $66,600.00
94-43 GOLD MECH $114,370.00
94-45 BEAM'S PAVEMENT $637,841.20
94-46 BEAM'S PAVEMENT $497,675.00
94-47 SUBURBAN SURGICAL $6,034.44
94-48 RECORDS MGR. $79,452.00
94-49 JACKSON H/A $6,235.00 '"
94-50 OSBORN & SONS $8,350.00
94-51 SIDNEYS $236.50
94-52 DESK LANIER $1,095.00
94-53 POLLOCK $6,395.00
94-54 GROUND IMPROVEMENT TECHNIQUE~ $S,612,437.20
94-S5(A) BOBBY JONES FORD $19,309.00
94-56 FAIRWA Y FORD $14,285.00
94-57 BOBBY JONES FORD $15,921.50
94-58 BOBBY JONES FORD $47,049.10
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94-59 FAIRWAY FORD $72,984:60
94-60 FAIRWAY FORD $62,745.50
94-62 FAIRWAY FORD $13,280.60
94-63 BOBBY JONES FORD $21,444.00
94-64 MOTOROLA $7,614.00
94-66 VITCO SAFETY PRODUCTS $9,047.00
94-68 MOBLEY CONST CO OF GEORGIA $17,820.00
94-71 ACE MAILING SERVICES $8,478.00
94-74 OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT COMPANY $4,950.00
94-75 T AG-A-LONG TRAILER SALES $7,395.00
94-76 IND/CHEM CO $18,374.40
94-80 BOBBY JONES FORD $16,7S3.00
94-86 FRANK SHELTON (UTILITY SERV) $32,875.00
94-87 JOHANNSEN $5,627.00
94-93 H SCHREIBER COMPANY $4,328.00
94-95 DUBLlCA TING SYSTEMS $4,529.00
94-96 COMM SYSTEMS $4,860.00
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LIST OF ALL VENDORS AVAILABLE TO RICHl\10ND COUNTY
This list consists of 1,608 firms that are available, interested and qualified to engage in
contracting with Richmond County. The list was compiled as follows:
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1. All vendors that were paid by Richmond County during 1992.
2. All vendors that were awarded contracts during 1992.
3. All vendors that submitted bids on contracts of greater than $1 ,500 during
1992.
4. Three hundred forty seven (347) vendors whose names were derived from a
5 % random sample of vendors providing telephone quotes on PO's of less than
$1,500.00 during 1993. ..
5. A list of all minority and female firms registered with the County.
Note: All five lists were combined and duplicates eliminated. The resulting list of available
vendors to Richmond county is given below .
10-10-10 Fertilizer Bagged
3M
A & A CHEMICAL PRODUCTS
A & C HARDWARE
A & D CARPET INC.
A & D FLOOR COVERINGS
A & G Electric Cntractors
A & L Construction Company
A & M APPRAISERS
A & M PAPER CO
A & U Delivery
A & W OIL
A-I IRON WORK
A-I LOCK & SAFE
A. K. Hasan
AAA #1 TRANSMISSION SHOP
AAA ELECTRIC
AAA LOCK & KEY SERVICE
AAARBOUR INC
AARBOUR POOL CO
ABBOT OIL
AC3 COMPUTER CENTER
ACCESS ANALYTICAL SYSTEMS
ACCURATE TIME CLOCK
ACE
ACE ELECTRIC SUPPLY
ACE Insurance Agency
ACME
ACME BUSINESS PRODUCTS
ACS COMMUNICATIONS INC
ADAM INDUSTRIAL HOSP
Adams Equipment
Addison Electric
ADT SECURITY SYSTEMS
Advance Security System
ADVANCED PEST CONTROL
AELE - JAIL BULLETIN
AERIAL VIEWS INC
AGNES AUTO PARTS
Aiken Ornamental & Iron Works
AIKEN OVERHEAD DOOR
AIKEN-AUGUSTA SECURITY SY
AIME DISTRIBUTION INC
AIR T ARP MARKETING
Alan Dunbar Painting Contractor
ALEXANDER BATTERY CO SE
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Alfred Johnson Construction Company
Allen Enterprises
ALLEN IVAN CO
ALLEN TEST PRODUCTS
Allstate Insurance Agency
ALLTELL SUPPLY INC
ALRICH ELECI'RIC CONTRACTO
Alvin's Flooring
AM MULTIGRAPHICS
AMER sac FOR TRAINING & D
AMERICAN BLACK EMPLOYMENT
AMERICAN BLUEPRINT
AMERICAN CADASTRE INC
AMERICAN CARPET & VINYL
AMERICAN CARPET ONE ,
AMERICAN CITY & COUNTY
AMERICAN CORRECTIONAL ASS
AMERICAN ECONOMIC DEVEL C
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN HWY SIGN CORP
AMERICAN INSTITUTIONAL
AMERICAN LAFRANCE .
AMERICAN RED CROSS
AMERICAN SAFETY & FIRE
American SafetY Harold' s Sal~ & Service
AMERICAN TEST CENTER
AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSO
AMMON'S PAPER CO
AMPEX RECORDING MEDIA COR
AMSTRONG MEDICAL INDUSTRI
ANALYTICAL SERVICE
ANDERSON CHEMICAL COMPANY
"ANDERSON DEMOLmON, J W"
"ANDERSON IR CONST CO, HER"
ANDERSON MECHANIC~ CO
ANDERSON TIME EQUIPMENT
"ANDERSON, IW"
Anthony Gordon
ANTHONY'S RADIO & TV SERV
ANTOPOLSKY BRds HDWR
APAC
AP AC - GEORGIA INC
AP AC SOUTHERN RD BUILDERS
APC INC
APPLIANCE LAND
APPLIED SEL
APPLIED SOLUTION
AQUAFIRE PRODUCTS
ARI SUPPLY CO
ARMSTRONG MEDICAL IND
ARROWOOD .EQUIPMENT
ASSOCIATED PLANNING &
RESEARCH'
ASSOCIATES COMMERCIAL COR
ASSOCIATION CTY COMM OF G
. AT&T PHONE CENTER
ATCO MANUFACTIhUNG COMPAN
ATLANTA. BLUEPRINT .
ATLANTA BRUSH COMPANY
ATLANTA CABLE COMPANY
ATLANTA JOuRNAL
ATLANTA VENTILATOR WORKS
Atlantic
ATLANTIC ENVELOPE CO
ATLANTIC HEATING & AIR
ATLANTIC MEDICAL SUPPLY
ATLANTIC SHEET METAL CO
Atlantic Supply
ATLANTIC WOOD INDUSTRIES .
AUDIO INTELLIGENCE DEVICESAUDIO VISUAL CENTER
AUERBACH PUBLISHERS
AUG CHRONICLE
AUG MUSIC CO
AUG REPROGRAPHIC
Aug Sporting
AUG SPORTING
Augusta Air Brake
AUGUSTA AUTO COLOR
AUGUSTA AUTO UPHOLSTRY
AUGUSTA AUTOMATIC FIRE SY
AUGUSTA BAG COMPANY
AUGUSTA BLUEPRINT
AUGUSTA BRACE INC
AUGUSTA BUMPER & GLASS IN
AUGUSTA BURGLAR ALARM
AUGUSTA CANVAS PRODUCTS
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE
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AUGUSTA COLUSION CENTER
AUGUSTA CONCRETE BLOCK
AUGUSTA CREATIVE ARTS
AUGUSTA ELECrRIC MOTORS
AUGUSTA ENGINE PARTS CO
AUGUSTA FERTlllZER CO
AUGUSTA FIRE PROTECTION I
AUGUSTA FOCUS
AUGUSTA FORLIFr CO
AUGUSTA FOUNDRY INC
AUGUSTA GALLERY
AUGUSTA GARAGE DOOR SERVI
AUGUSTA GLSS
AUGUSTA HERALD
Augusta Irrigation
AUGUSTA JANITORIAL
. AUGUSTA LAWN MOWER PARTS
Augusta Machine & Weld
AUGUSTA MAGAZINE
AUGUSTA MARINE
AUGUSTA MILL SUPPLY CO
AUGUSTA MINIT PRINT
AUGUSTA MUSIC SERVICE
AUGUSTA MY-TANIK SEWER SE
AUGUSTA OFFICE PRODUCTS
AUGUSTA OVERHEAD DOOR CO
AUGUSTA PHYSICAL EXAM CENT
AUGUSTA RADIOLOGY ASSOC
AUGUSTA RAILROAD SALVAGE
AUGUSTA READY MIX .
AUGUSTA READY MIX INC
AUGUSTA REPROGRAPHICS
AUGUSTA ROOFING & METAL
AUGUSTA RUBBER & GASKET C
AUGUSTA SAN
AUGUSTA SASH & DOOR CO
AUGUSTA SOUND INC
AUGUSTA SPORTING GOODS
AUGUSTA' TELEPHONE SALES &
AUGUSTA TOOL & SPECIALTY.
AUGUSTA TRAVEL
Augusta Trophy
AUGUSTA TROPHY & SPECIALTY
AUGUSTA TRUCK SALES
AUGUSTA VACUUM SERVICE
AUGUSTA WlNNELSON CO
AUGUSTA-BANCROFT
AUSTIN ORNTL IRON WORKS
AUTO AIR & SOUND INC
AUTOMATIC SIGNAL
AVRE1T HARDWARE CO
AWWA MEMBER SERVICE DEPT
A YERS WIRE ROPE
B & B INDUSTRIAL SALES
B & B SALES
B & E Electrical'
"B &'(J Air Conditioning, Refrigeration
Service "
B & H TOOL SUPPLY CO
B & T Construction Co.
B.E.S.T.
B.S.S
BIE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
BABBITT HEATING & AC COMP
Badger Meter
Bahia Grass Seed
BAILEY'S COMM & ELECTRONI
BAKER BROS INC
BAKER R K OFFICE SUPPLIES
Baker Trucking Co.
BALLARD TRUCK & TIRE CO
BANCROFT
Banks Grass Cutting
Banner
BANNER UNIFORMS
BANROFf
BARNES CERAMIC CO
BARNEYS PHARMCY
BARNHART'S
BARRETT SUPPLY CO
BARTON & BARTON CONTR AUG
BASS AUTO TOPS
BASS SIGNAL CORPORATION
BASWELL PUMP & ELECTRO
BAXTER & BECKHAM CO INC
BAXTER SCIENTIFIC
Baxter Scientific
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BBC
BBC OFFICE SYSTEMS INC
BC
Beam's Pavement Maintenance Co.
BEARING DISTRIBUTORS INe
BEAUFORD GLASS CO INe
BEECH ISLAND LAWN & GARDE
BELAIR BUILDING SUP & SAL
BELL FA TIQUE CO
BELLSOlITH COMMUNICATIONS
BENNETr GAS CO
BENTLEY OFFICE MACH CO
"BERGE MD, DONAVON D"
Bermuda Seed Hulled
BERRIE WELL DRILLING
BESAL SERVICES INC
BESSON BRIAN G & ASSOC
Best
BEST DATA
BEST EQUIPMENT
BESTEST INC
Bestway Construction
BETH SHEEHAN TRA VEL
BIBB CONTROL SYSTEMS
BIBB SUPPLY CO
BIGGER BROS INC
Bill Fritz Sports
BILL HEARD CHEVY CO
BLACK ENTERPRISE
BLACKBURN MEAT PROCESSORS
BLAIR CONST.
BLAIR CONSTRUCTION CO
BLALOCK TREE SERVICE
BLIDDEN
BLOCK LAUNDRY MACHINE CO
Blocker's Paint Contracting
BNA BOOKS DISTRIBUTION
BO MACHINE SHOP
BOARDMAN OIL SUPPLY
BOB BARKER
BOB BEARD FORD
BOB BENNETf FORD LINCOLN
BOB MADDOX DODGE
BOB MADDOX DODGE
BOB RICHARDS
Bob Richards Chev
BOB RICHARDS CHEVROLET ~
BOBBY JONES FORD
BORDEN DAIRY
BORDEN .PEST CONTROL INC
BOTTOM LINF1PERSONAL
BOUND TREE, NORTH AMERICAN
BOWMAN DISTRIBUTION
BOWMAN PRODUcrS DIY
BOWMAN-WHEELER SECURITY S
BRAD RAGAN
BRANUMS SEWING.& VACUUM C
BRASWELL ELECfRlC
BREIT'S AUGUSTA TRANSFER
BROOME SEED
BRooMES FARM & HME CENTER
BROWN & RADIOLOGY ASSOCIA
BROWN FEED & SEED .
Brown Top Millet Seed
"BROWN, WILLIAM D"
BROWNING FERRIS INDUSTRIES
BRUNING CO
BSI SPORTS
BSN CORPORATION
BSN SPORTS
BTC Center
BUCKEYE BUSINESS PRO INC
BUDGET SEWER & DRAIN '
BUILDERS HARDWARE & SPEC
BUILDERS SQUARE
BUILDING & SURPLUS & SAL V
BUlL TRITE TRAILERS
Bulldog Computer Products
BUMPBER TO BUMPER
BURCH LOWE INC
BUREAU OF BUSINESS PRACTI
BUREAU OF NAT'L AFFAIRS
Burke's Trophy Center
BUSBY'S HEATING & AIR
Business Equipment Sales & Service
BUSINESS RECORDS CORP
BUTLER PAPER
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Bynes Electronics
BYRD'S ELECT & PLUMBING
C & B Touring
C & B TOWNING
C & B WELDING & FABRICATI
C & D ENTERPRISES
C & K MACHINE & DIE INC
C & S CONSTRUCTION CO
C & W EQUIP & SUPPLY
C & W Janitorial Service
C & W TIRE SERVICE
C D PUBLICATIONS
C&B Touring Don' s Truck and Auto
Fulchers Texaco
C. E. Clower Construction CO.
CA CAROLINA PAPER
CABLE PLUS INC
CADLE TIRE & SUPPLY
CALAMITY JANES
CALGON VESTAL
CALIF PROFESSIONAL MFG IN
CALL ONE INC
Calvin Ramsey
CAMERA REPAIRMAN
CAMERON & BARKLEY
CAMPERLAND
CAPITAL BUS LINES
Car Masters Custom Paint & Body
CAR VINSON INST GOVERN
CAREER DYNAMICS
CAREY JOHNSON LASCHOBER
CARLISLE SYNTEC SYSTEMS
Carol Elecric
CAROL ELECfRlC SUPPLY
CAROLINA CABLE & CONNECTOR
CAROLINA CRANES INC
"Carolina Fire Master, Inc."
CAROLINA HOSE & HYDRAULIC
CAROLINA STEEL
"CARPENTER, JACK"
CARPET MART
CARPET SHOP INC
CARQUEST
CARTER'S CERAMICS
Cartledge Landscaping
CASE POWER & EQUIP CO
CASH BAITERY CO
CASH REGISTER SYSTEM
CASTAWAY CERAMICS
CASTLEBERRY CLYDE CO
CATERPILLAR FINANCIAL SER
CATS CRAFrS
CAYEWC&CO
CCG SYSTEMS
CDI CABINET SUPPLIES
CE CLOWER CONSTRUCTION CO INC
CELLULAR ONE
CENTRAL FIRE PROTECTION INC
CENTURY INDUSTRIES INC
CG CAROLINA REFUSE & WAST
CHAMBERS OFFICE MACHINES
CHAMPION MAP CO
"Chandler Utilities Contractors, Inc."
Charles L. Smith
CHARLIE AUTO PARTS
Charlie Williams Auto Glass
CHARLIE'S AUTO GLASS
Chemfast
Cherokee Culvert
"Cherokee, Inc."
CHICORP FINANCIAL SERVICE
CHLORINATOR SALES & SERV
Chris Singlton
CHUCK CAMPBELL WALLPAPER
CINCINNATI BELL INFO SERV
CIRCUIT CITY
Cities Supp
CmES SUPPLY CO
CITY MANAGER OFFICE
CITY OF AUGUSTA
CITY PUBLISHING
CNIL ENGINEERING NEWS
CLAFFEY PRINTING
CLARK-BOARDMAN-CALLAGHAN
CLASSIC COMPUTER PRODUCTS
Claussen Concrete
Clean Rite Janitorial
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Clinton Glover
CLOTH N GENERAL
"CLYBURN, JIM"
CM! INC
CMI/MPH
CMS
COASTAL CHLORINATOR & UTI
COF
COLEMAN SALES INC.
COLLISION EXPERTS INC
COLOBEX
COLONIAL BAKERY'
COLOR TITLE COMPANY
COLTRONICS
COLUMBIA SHEET METAL'INC
"COM Xystems, Inc."
Comm Systems
COMMERCE CLEARING HSE INC
COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE
COMPAQ COMPUTER CORPORATI
"COMPUTER GROUP, THE"
Computer Land
COMPUTER PERIPHERAL SYSTEM
COMPUTER VISION
CONSOLIDATED P[LASTIC CO I
CONSTRUCTION BOOKSTORE IN
CONTECH
Contect Const Products
CONTINENTAL LIGHTING INC
CONTRACf PHYSICIAN SERVIC
CONTROL SPECIALISTS CO
COOK BROTHERS FARM
COOK DANK ASSOC ADVERTISING
COOK MACHINE SHOP
COOK'S MACHINE SHOP
Cooper Complete Cleaning
COPY DATA CORP
CORONET FILMS
COUNTER PRODUCTION
COUNTY COURIER
CRANSTON ROBERTSON &
CRANSTON ROBERTSON & WHITEHU
CREATIVE CANV AN PRODUCTS
"Crenshaw Sprinkler Co., Inc."
CROMERS P-NUTS
CRYSTAL COLOR
CSI CONSTRUCTION CO INC
CSPIINUT AcrION HEALTHLET
CSRA Business League
CSRA CAMPERLAND INC
CSRA CERAMICS
CSRA FIRE EXTINGillSHER
CSRA MicroGraphics
CSX TRANSPORTATION INC
CULPEPPER REPT SERVICE '
"CULPEPPER, NANNCY"
CUMMINGS GA DIESEL
CUMMINS ALLISON CORP
CUMMINS MILITRY SYSTEMS
CUMMINS SOUTH INC
CURTIS MATHISON
D & 0 ELECTRIC
D & D Utilities
DAILY REPORT COMPANY
DAILY REPORT COMPANY
DAITCH & CO
Dan McNeil Company
Dancil Remodeling
Daniel Electric
DANIEL MEMORIAL INSTITUTE
DANIEL TECHNOLOGY
DARBY PRINTING COMPANY
DARBY PRINTING COMPANY
DARTEK COMPUTER SUPPLY CO
DARTEK COMPUTER SUPPLY CO
DASCO
DATA PLEX CORPORATION
DATA RESEARCH INC
DAVCO CORPORATION
DAVID AGGREGATES CORPORAT
DAVID M GRIPprni & ASSOC
DAVIS APPLIANCE
Davis Construction Co.
DAVIS EQUIPMENT & RENTAL
DAVIS METER
DA VIS ROGER & ASSOCIATES
DAY-TIMERS
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DCf Computer Center
DCT SYSTEMS GROUP
DECA
DEERE CREDIT SERVICE
DEI Dartnell Enterprises Incorporated
Delta
Delta Minicip
DELTA MUNICIPAL SUPPLY CO
DENOMINATOR CO
DENTION EQUIPMENT INC
DETENTION EQUIPMENT INC
DIAL PAGE
DIATEK
DICKINSON NICHOLAS/ ASSOC
DICKSON C C CO
DICKSON COMPANY
DIeT APHONE
DIeT APHONE CORP
DIEBOLD INC
DIESEL INJECTION OF GA
Dillard Paper
DILLARD PAPER CO
DITCH WITCH OF GEORGIA ,
DIVER SUPPLY
DIVERSIFIED COMPUT4ERS
DIVERSITY CORP
DIXIE BEARINGS INC
DIXIE COMMUNICATIONS
DIXIE ELECTRONICS INC
DIXIE ICE & COAL CO
DIXIE LOCK & SAFE
DIXIE TREE SERVICE
DOAS CENTRAL SUPPLY
DOAS SURPLUS PROPERTY (FE
"Dodd Construction, Inc."
DOMINICA REC PRODUCTS
, DON DWANN
DON'S TRUCK & TRAILER CO
DONALDSON COMPANY
DOW ELECTRONIC
DOYLE PUBLISHING
DRAWING BOARD INC
Dublicating System
DUBOIS CHEMICALS INC
DUKE BUICK
DUNAWAY CLYDE
DUNCAN DRUGS
DUPLICATING SYSTEMS INC
DURREN CO J K
E I JACKSON
E.R. Sampson Painting
EAGLE UTILITY CONTRACTING
EAST DATA
EAST GA SUPPLY
EASTERN
EASTERN BUSINESS FORMS
EASTERN RIDGE LIME CO LP
ECONO PAINT & BODY
ECONOMICS LABORATORY INC
, EDDIE'S MUFFLER SERVICE
EDS CORP
EDS/INFOCEL
EDWARDS TOP & BODY
"Efficiency Production, Inc. "
ELECTION RESOURCES CORPOR
ELECTIONS ADM REPORTS
ELECTRICAL EQUIP
ELECTRO MECH CORP
EMED CO INC
EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
EMICKE V W ASSOCIATE
Empire Pipe
EMPIRE PIPE & SUPPLY CO
EMPLY DATA FORMS INC
ENGLES IDE ELECTRIC
ENR
ENTRA COMPUTER CENTER
ENVIROMETRICS
EUBANKS AUTO & TRK ALIGN
EUBANKS HARDWARE
Evelyn Utley
Executive Janitorial Ser
EXECUTONE
. F M ASSOCIATES LIMITED
FAIRWAY .
FAT MANS FOREST
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FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP ,
FEIMSTER-PETERSON INC'
FENDER'S GARAGE
FERGUSON ENTERPRISES INC
'FERREL GAS
Fesque Greass Seed
Field Asset Management Services '
FIRE & POLICE REPORTERL RPT
FIRE PROTECTION PUBLICATION
FIRE TECH
FIRST IMAGE MANAGEMENT CO
FIRST PLACE TROPHY
"FISHBIN MD SUMNER L"
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FISHER SCIENTIFIC
FLA V-Q-RICH INC
FLEMING AUTO PART
FLEMING AUTO PARTS
FLEMING ELECTRICAL CONTRA
FLEMING TIRE & WHEEL
FLEX-Q-:LITE
FOGEL'S CARPET & VINYL
FOLEY -BRODGEN PRODUCTS
FOLK'S CERAMICS
Fonville Heating & Air Conditioning
FONVILLE PRINTING CO
FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT
FORT'S CLEANERS
FOSTER DIXIANA
FOT04U
FOUR SEASONS GARDEN
FOX APPLIANCE PTS
FOX DISTRIBUTORS INC
FOX V ALLEY MARKEETING SYS
"FOXBORO COMPANY, THE"
"Freedom Building and Development, Inc. "
FROTHINGHAM R C
FULCHER'S WRECKER SERVICE
Fulchers Texaco
Fuller Trucking & Paving Co. '
FULTON CO DAILY REPORT
FUTURE COMPOUNDING MFG
FUTURE COMPO:uNDING MFG
G & G Services
G NEIL CO
G T DISTRIBU
G&R ELECTRIC CO
GIE Electrical Contractors
GA ASSO OF JUVENILE CT
GA ASSOCIATION OF ASSESSING
GA AUTOBODY REPAIR
GA BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
GA CAROLINA BUSINESS MACHINES
GA CAROLINA MFG CO
GA CAROLINA PAPER
GA CAROLINA WELDING
GA CORR INDUSTRIES
GA CORRECTIONAL INDUSTRIE
GA COUNTY GUIDE
GA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
GA DEPT OF AGRICULTURE
GA DEPT OF ARGICULTURE
GADEPTOFNA~LRESOUR
GA DEPT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
GA Electric
GA FASTNER
GA FIREFIGHTER CLOWN SOCI
GA INDUSTRlESITHE WICKLIF
GA LOCK & SAFE
GA POOL & SPA
GA POWER CO
GA PRISON WARDENS ASSN
GA PROBATRE NOTES
GA REC & pARK ASSOCIATION
GA SCALE COMPANY
GA TRANE SERV AGENCY
GA TURF & TREE EQUIP CO
Ga-Carolina Mfg. Co.
GAILEY TROPHY CO
Gailey Trophy Co.
"Gainsville Asphalt, Inc."
GANDALF SYSTEMS CORP
Garden City Insurance Agency'
GARDEN CTY PT & DECORA TIN
GARDNER & ASSOCIATES
"Garnett Trucking Co., Inc. "
GARY CONCRETE CO
GAY & TAYLOR'
GE CAPITAL
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GE Supply Co
GENERAL BINDING
General Electric Supply
GENTRY POULTRY CO
George Williams
GEORGIA ADJUSTMENT CO
Georgia Commercial Supply
GEORGIA CRIME LAB
Georgia Electric COmpany
GEORGIA FASTENERS
GEORGIA FIRE ACADEMY
GEORGIA POWER
GEORGIA RECORDS ASSOC
GEORGIA SCALE CO
GEORGIA WATER WISE COUNCI
GEORGIALINA COMMUNICATION CO
GERALD ROBINSON'S PAINT C
Gilchrist Construction Co.
GLASS RENEWAL OF AUGUSTA
GLASS SERVICE CENTER
GLASS SERVICE CTR
GLENRICH GLASS
GLIDDEN DURKEE
GLOBAL COMPUTER SUPPLIES '
GLOBEX
Globex Painting Supply
GLOVES INC
GMD Designs
GMIS INTERNATIONAL HEADQT
"G,ODMAN & ASSOC, GEORGE L"
Gold Mech Inc.
GOLDEN ANDERSON VALVE DIV
GOLDEN LILY ARTS' & CRAFTS
GOODE BROTHER'S
GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE
Gove Canst.
GOVERNMENT INFORMATION
SERVIC
GOVERNMENT INSTITUTE INC
GOVT FINANCE OFFICERS AS
"GRAHAM & ASSOC, H LAWSON"
GRAINGER
GRAINGER
Grant's Cleaning Sservice
GRAPHIC
GRAPHIC MANAGEMENT GROUP ,
GRAPHIX SOURCE
GRAVES ENVIRONMENTAL SERV
GRAVES OF AUGUSTA
Greco
GRECO MANUFACTURING INC
Green & Green Landscaping
GREEN THUMB
GREEN THUMB WEST
GREENS
GREENS INC
Gregory ridge Co.
"GRIFFITH & ASSOC LID, DA V"
Grove Const
GRUMMAN EMERGENCY PRODUCT
GSC ENVIRONMENTAL LABORAT
GSX/GA SCALE
"GT Distributors, Inc."
GULF STATES DISTRIB
GULF STATES DISTRIBUTORS
GUNTER & BANKS
H & H INSULATION
H . E. MOON
"H. J. Russell Construction Co., Inc. "
HACH CHEMICAL COMPA Y
HAGIN'S TRIM SHOP
HAJOCA CORP
HALL'S REBUILT ENGINES CO
HAMMEIT CONSTRUCTION CO
HAMMOND CARPET CLEANERS
HANDS ON LEARNING
"HANNAN, DR RED M"
HARDWICK-MORRISON CO
HARLESS FIRE EQUIPMENT
HARMON & GLASS COMPANY
HAROLD SALES & SERVICE
"Harrington, Georgia & Dunn, P.C."
Harris/EM Document PRoducts
HARRISON CO
"HARRY""S SAW SHOP"
HA YES SERVICE CENTER
HA YNIE R J & ASSOCIATES
"HBA Public Relations & Communication,
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HBJ
HEAFNER TIRE CO
HEALTH CONFIDENTIAL
Heavenly Celan Janit. Servo
"Henderson &. Son Ent., Inc"
Henderson Construction Co.'
Henry Wynn Heating &. Plumbing Co.
HEPHZIBAH HARDWARE
HERBERT ANDERSON 1R COUNT CO.
HERTZ EQUIPMENT COMPANY
HEWLm PACKARD
HI TECH POWER SYSTEM INC
HIGHLAND ANIMAL HOSP
HILLYARD INC
HOBART SALES &. SERVICE
HODGE H E CO INC
Holbrook Waterproofing Co.
HOLLINS RADIATOR SER
HOLMES UPHOLSTERY SHOP
HOLOX LTD
HOME QUARTERS WAREHOUSE
HOMEFOLKS WHOLESALE INC
HORNET FOUNDATION INC -
HOUSE STAFF EDUCATION FND
HOWARD LUMBER CO
HOWARD PAINT BODY
Howard's Upholstery Company
Howards Uniformal
HUBERT MERCHANDISE
HUDSON LANDSCAPE
HUNTER'S PT &. BODY WORKS
HUNTER-KNEPSHIELD COMPANY
Hydro SOuth
IES
ICLE
ICSI
IDENTI-KIT CO INC
IES
IFST A
IMAGING TECHNOLOGY
IMMEDIATE TRANSFER SHOP
IMPERIAL POOLS
INDCHEM INC
INDCHEMI AMERICAN IND CHEMICAL
INDIAN SPRINGS MANUFACTUR
"Industrial Insulators, Inc."
Industrial Rubber
INFOCUS MAGAZINE
INGERSOL-RAND
INGESIDE ELECTRIC
Initial USA
INSTITUTE OF INTERNAL AUD
INSTRUMENTATION &. ELEC SE
INT ASSN OF CREDIT CARD I
INT'L PERSONNEL MGT ASSOC
INTAB INC
InteliSys Technological Inc.
INTELOGIC TRACE INC
Inter-city Development
INTERIOR &. EXTERIOR ASSOC
INTERSTATE EQUIPMENT
INTERSTATE SUPPLY CO
INTERTEC PUBLISHING CORP
INTOXIMETERS INC
INTOXIMETERS INC
IRELAND ELEC &. SUPPLY CO
IRON AGE PROTECTIVE CO
IRON PEDDLERS
IRWIN SEATING COMPANY
ISCO INC
ITI FL YGT CORP
IV AN ALLEN
J &. B Installation Service
J &. J DISTRIBUTING
J &. J Enterprise
J &. T SERVICE CENTER
J A STAFFORD
J.J. Appliance Sales&. Services
J.R. Kelly & Sons Distributors
JACKSON CO INC. E I
JACKSON HEATING &. AIR COND
Jackson Roofing-Company
JAMAR TECHNOLOGIES
James R. Webb
J ASPER ENGINE
JAY EQUISQP -
JAYS MUSIC CENfER
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"IEFFRSON, ANDREW"
Jenkins & Jones Landscaping
JENKINS FORD
JENKINS FORD TRACTOR
JIMM'S SIGN SHOP
Jimmy's Transmission Service
"Joe A. Jones Trucking Co., Inc."
JOHANNSEN'S INC
John R. Kelly & Sons DIst
John R. Walker Co.
JOHN SWINT WELDING CO
JOHNNY HOWARD PAINT & BOD
JOHNNY'S PAINT & BODY
JOHNSON & ASSOC PAINT CON
Johnson Construction co.
JOHNSON LASCHOBER ASSOC
JOHNSON MOTOR CO
JOHNSON UTILITIES INC
Johnson's Welding ,
JOHNSTON'S FRAME & ALIGNM
Johs R. Kelly & Sons Dist
Jones & Brown Construction
JONES INTERCABLE
JOSTENS JUDICIAL ROBES
Joy
JOY EQUIPMENT DIST
Joy Equipment Distributors & Supply
K & P AUTO MACHINE SHOP
K & P MACHINE SHOP,
K MART
"KAHN CONSTRUCTION, M B"
KAISER ALUMN & CHEMICAL C
KAMO MFG CORP
KAPAK CORPORATION
KAST-A-W A Y SWIM WEAR
"Kathie's Special T's, Inc."
KEN'S SIGN SHOP
Kendrick Heating & Air Conditioning,
KETCH-ALL COMPANY
KID KAR
"KIGHT, DR FRED 1"
KINSEY'S AUTO SUPPLY
KIRBY LOCKSMITH
Knox RIver Construction
KOCH MATERIALS COMPANY
KRAFr INC
Kustom SIgnal Inc
L & D ENTERPRISE
L & L Enterprises
L & M TV SALES & SERVICE
L & S ELECTRIC CO
L. J. Inc. Gen COnstruction
LA EDUCATIONAL MEDIA
LABOR RELA nONS IFO SYST
Lamar Garnett
LANDIS & GYR POWERS INC
LANDMARK HOTEL
LANDRUM SUPPLY
LANGFORD BECKWORTH
LANIER BUSINESS PRODUCTS
LANIER MICROFILM LAB
Lanier Monroe
LANIER VOICE PRODUCTS
LANIER WORLD WIDE INC
LARK UTILITY BLDGS
LASER PRODUCTS INC
Last Z Enterprises
"Lavco, Inc. n
LAW & ORDER
LAW ENFORCEMENT LEGAL
LAW ENVIRONMENTAL INC
LAWSON PRODUCTS INC
LA WYERS CO-OP PUBLISIDNG
LA YNE-A TLANTIC CO
LAZAR'S TRAILERS & WELDIN
L D & SONS
LEGAL DIRECTORIES PUBLISH
LEISURE LINES INC
LEONARD BLDGS & TRUCK ACC
LEONARD'S
Leroy Stokes Insurance Agency
LESLIE POOL
LEWIS BUS LINES INC
, LEX PUBLISHING CO
LIEBERT CORP
Lime Mulch Bale
LINCOLN COUNTY MAGISTRATE
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LOTUS DEVELOPMENT CORPORA
LOTUS SUBSCRIPTION DEPT
LOUIS
Love Grass Seed
LOWE'S HOME BUILDERS""
LOWE'S OF AUGUSTA INC
LOWE'S OF WEST AUGUSTA
LOWES HARDWARE :
LUSTRE-CAL NAMEPLATE
M&MSIGNCO
M & N INTERNATIONAL
M & S CHEMICAL COMPANY
M&S Cleaning Service
"M. E. Hunter & Associates, Inc."
M.R. Construction, .
MABUS BROTHERS CONST CO
Mac Paper
MACLEAN-HUNTER MARKET REP
MACUCH STEEL PRODUcrS
MAGELLAN INFORMATION SERV
MAINTENANCE SUPPLY
MAINTENANCE SUPPLY CO
MAJOR TURBIN
MANER BLDRS SUPPLY
MANTEI(
MAPELLI BROS
MARCHMAN CHEMICAL CO .
MARDA VIDEO & APPLIANCE,
MARKS CARBONIC SERVICE
MARLEY COOLING TOWER CO
MARSHALL & SWIFf
MARTEX MEDICAL INC
MARTHA WHITE INC
Martin Marietta
MARTINES OFFICE SUPPLY
MARTINEZ PAINT & WLLCOVE
MARTINEZ PRINTING
Marvin L. Cummings Studio
MARYLAND GUN WORKS
MASON'S TREE & TURF FARM
"MASON, CYNTHIA ]"
MASTER F ABRICA TOR
MASTER F ABRICA TORS
MATIHEW BENDER
MAXWELL MACMILLAN
MAY'S INT'L TRK SALES
MA YS EQUIP CO '
MAYS INTERNATIONAL
MA YS NURSERY CO
MAYS PAINT & BODY
MA YS TOWING & RECOVERY
MC TRANS CENTER
MCBEE BINDERS
MCCALL-THOMAS COMPUTER SERV
McClam & Associates
MCCLURE OIL'
McCord & McCord Design/Builders
MCCORKLEY NURSERY
MCDUFF
MCELMURRAY & COMP[ANY
MCGOWEN PRINTING CO
MCPRODUCTS INC
MCRELMURRA Y SPECIALITIES IN
MOM Electric _ ,
MECHANICAL TRADES INC
MECO INC OF AUGUSTA
MEDICAL,ASSOC OF GEORGIA
MEINEKE MUFFLER
MEISTER PUBLISHING CO
MENGER DOOR
MERCHANDISING SERVICE
MERRlTI VETERNIARY SUPL
MERRY BROS BRICK & TITLE
MERV'S
MERV'S AUTO PARTS
"METAL WORK, INC"
METRAC INC
METRO COUNTY COURIER
Metro Equip & Chemicals
"Metro Realty, Inc. n
Metro Termites & Pest Control
MEYER PUBLISHING
MICHIE CO
MICROSCIENCE CORPORATION
MID WEST RADAR EQUIPMENT
MIDAS MUFFLER
MIG Electric Co.
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Millen Janitorial
MILLER
MILLER BROS GIANT TIRE SE
MILLER PRINTING
MILNER DOCUMENT PRODUCTS
Milton Ruben Chev
Mini Vend of Augusta
"MINOR REALTY CO, JACK L"
MISCO
MITCHELL CONSTRUCTION CO
MITCHELL INTERNATIONAL
MMC
MMT Construction Co.
MMT Enterprises
MODEMS PLUS INC
MODERN BUSINESS ESQUIP
MODERN BUSINESS MACHINES,
MODERN ROOFING & MET WORK
MODERN WELDING COMPANY
MOM
Mom n. 2
Mom no. 1
Monore
MONROE SYSTEM BUSINESS IN
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR
MONTY'S AUTO ELECTRIC
MOON GLASS CO
MOONEY'S SHOES
MOORE
MOORE BUSINESS FORMS
MORAN'S LASER ENGRAVING
MORELAND AI:fOBELLI ASSOCI
Morgan & Morgan Real Estate Appr.. Co.
MOSLER
MOTORLOA INC
MOTOROLA INC
MPH Industries
MR TRANSMISSION
MS NEEDLY
MULHERIN LUMBER
MUNDY CONSTRUCTION INC
MUNICIPAL CODE CORP
N & W CAMERA EXCHANGE
N A D A APPRAISAL GUIDES
N-W CAMERA
NAPAR
NA T'L ASSN OF COUNTIES
NAT'L FIRE PROTECTION ASS
Nat'l Information Systems Inc.
Nathaniel Addison
NATIONA'L ASSN FEMALE EXECUTI
National Commercial Building Maintenance
NATIONAL LINEN SERVICE
NATIONAL POLICE CHIEFS &
NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL
NATIONAL SEAL COMPANY
NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMA TI
NATIONAL UNIFORM
NECHTMAN CARL M MOPC
NEMA
Network Cabling
NETWORK SOFTWARE ASSOC
NEVCO SCOREBOARD COMPANY
NEW LIFE PAINT & BODY
"NEWLAND DDS, ROBERT E"
ND{ON YOW WALLER & CAPERS
NOLAND CO
Nordman Contracting
NORFOLK-SOUTEHRN CORP
NORLAND CO
Norman's Tile Company
NORTHERN MAGNETICS INC
Northwood Nursery
NORTON WELDING SUPPLY INC
NORVEL HASLEY & ASSOC
Norvell
NORVELL FIXTURES
NUCLEAR MEn & PATH ASSO
o C V CONTROL VALVES '
O'BRIENS GLASS-
OCE-BRUNING INC
OFFICE DEPOT
OG's Hornet Express
Ohannsen's
OKLAHOMA SOUNDS
OLD SOUTH NURSERIES
OIde South Nurseries
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OMEGA ENGINEERING INC
OMNIFAX
OPC SERVICE INC
Original Shirtery
OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT
OWENS & MINOR INC
Owsley & Sons
OXFORD BOOK
P & H AUTO SUPPLY INC'
P M R DISTRIBUTORS
PACE-WILUAMS & COMPANY
PADGETf TRUCK BODIES, & EQ
PAGE SOUTH '
Paints & Coatings
Paka's Painting
PALACE
PALMETIO COMPUTER SERVS
PANEL PUBLISHERS INC
Parks Perfect Ianitorial
PARTS WAREHOUSE
PASSON'S SPORTS
Pat Jefferson Realty Company
PATCHEN MINGLEDROFF ASSO
PEARCE YOUNG ANGEL
PEARCE YOUNG ANGEL
PENNINGTON POWER & EQUIP
PENNINGTON POWER & EQUIP
PENNINGTON SEED/MADISON
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVER
PEP BOYS
PEP'S AUTO PARTS
PERRY DATA SYSTEM
Pete Jackson Roofing
PEfROLEUM BROKERAGE
PHOEN[X ,
PHOEN[X COMM PRINTING CO
PHOENIX OIL CO
PHOTO CHEMICAL SYSTEMS
PHOTO SERVICES INTERNA TIO
PHYSICIANS DESK REFE~NCE
PICKNEY SALES & SERVICE
PINNELL HEATING & AIR
PIP PRINTING CO
PIPELINE SUPPLY CO INC
PITNEY BOWES INC
PITIMAN PACKING COMPANY
PITfSBURG PAINT
PITfSBURGH PAINT
PLANNER PADS INC
PLANT MACHINE & WELDING
PLA YSYSTEMS INC
Plumbing Master
PMR DIST
PMY DISTRIBUTORS INC
Polite Welders .
POLK RL & CO
POLLOACK OFFICE PRODUCTS
PONTIAC MASTER
PORT-O-LET OF AUGUSTA
POSTAGE METER DIST CENTER
, POSTMASTER
POWER & TELEPHONE SUPPLY
POWERLINE
PRA IT DUDLEY BLDG SUP
PRECAST CONCRETE PRO INC
PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE
PRECISION SCIENTIFIC
PRENTICE HALL PROF NEWSLE
Preston Tutt Const. Co.
PRESTWOOD COMMUNICATIONS
PRG Company
Price Concrete
PRIME COMPUTER
PRIME EQUIPMENT
PRIME EQUIPMENT
PRINTER PRODUCTS
PRO GLASS REPAIR
PRO GRY INC
PRO PACK
"Product & Services, Inc. II
PROFESSIONAL FILING SYSTEM
PROFESSIONAL SCVS IND INC
PROFESSIONAL SUPPLIES
"PROFIT PROTECTION, INC"
PROTECTION _$ERVICES INC
PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES IC
PUMP & EQIJIPMENT CO
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QUALEX
QUALITY MANUFACTURING INC
R & D Associa
R R BRINK LOCK SYSTEMS
R. A. DENT
R. H. Commercial Cleaning
R. J. Haynie & Assoc
RACO OIL CO
RADIATOR EXPRESS
RADIO SHACK
RADIOLOGY & IMAGING ASSOC
RAIDO SHACK
Ralph Kirseky
Ray Diamon Glass
RE X AUTO PARTS
Records Management Solutions
RECORDS MGT SOLUTIONS
RED LOBSTER. INN OF AMERI
"REDD JR, C Eft
REDMOND'S AUTO UPHOLSTERY
REECE E W ASSN
Reeder & McCaugley
REMARKABLE PRODUCTS
Rep. Henry Howard
REPORTERS PAPER & MFG CO
RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF AMER
REST MASTER BEDDING CO
RETAIL SYSTEM INC
REVENUE SYSTEMS INC
REX AUTO PARTS
RGS Industries
Rhinehart Trucking
RHODES ELECTRIC
RHODES SCHOOL & OFFSUPPL Y
"RICHARDS CHEVROLET, BOB"
Richardson COnstruction
RICHBOURG'S SALES
RICHMOND ELECTRIC
RICHMOND JACK REPAIR
RICHMOND LINEN SERVICE
RICHMOND MILL
RICHMOND PAVING
Richmond Paving Co.
Richmond Supply
RICK'S GENERAL CONTRACTIN
Ridge Pest Control
RIVERS MELISSA FOSTER
Riverside Glass
RIVERSIDE GLASS CO INC
RL J. Haynie Assoc. '
RNI RESOURCE NE1WORK IC
ROBBINS PACKING CO
Robert & Robert General Contractors of
Augusta
Robert Godhigh
ROBERT'S & ROBERT'S OF AU
Robert's Roofing
ROBERTS MOTOR COMPANY
Robertson Electric
Robinson Odd Jobs
ROBINSON TEXTILES
Ronnie Wright & Assoc
ROSCHE DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEMS
ROSS VALVE MANUFACTURING
ROTOR-ROOTER SEWER SERVICE
Rowe & Associates
ROYAL ARTS & CRAFTS
ROYAL BOND INC
RUSSELL BADGE
RUST SCAFFORD
Rye Grass Seed
S & S DISTRIBUTING CO
S & S DON
S&ME
SAFEGUARD BUSINESS SUSTEM
SAFELITE AUTO GLASS
SAFETY COATINGS
SAFETY SUPPLY CO
SALLEY TOM HEAT AIC SERV
SALL Y BEAUTY SUPPLY
SALTER ELECTRIC CORP
SALVATION ARMY STORE
SAM'S WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE
Sampson's Janitorial Service
SAMROS ENTERPRISES INC
SAMS WHOLESALE CLUB
SANDERS CUSTOM GUN SHOP
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Sanders Script Communications
SANDWICH CITY
SASSERS MR TRANSMISSION
SATCHERS GARAGE,
SAUL MINEROFF ELECTRONICS
Sch1umberger
SCHOOL DA YS SUPPLY CO
SCHOOL OF INFORMATION STU
SCHRDER MANUFACTURING CO '
SCHULTZ HALL AUTO GLASS
Schwartz
SCHWARTZ BUSINESS FURNITU
SCHWARTZ LOUIS OFFICE .CO '
Schwartz/Xerox
SCOREBOARD SPORTS
Scoreboard Sports '
SCOTI AVIATION
Scott Janitorial Service
SCOTI MARCH DEV CORP
SCUBA SHOPS OF ANDERSON
SCW/Xerox
Seabrook Services
SEABROOK SIGNS
SEARS
SEARS CONTRACT SALES
SEARS ROEBUCK & CO
Security Engineered Machinery
SECURITY FENCE
SECURITY PACIFIC NA TL BAN
Sensus Technologies
SENTRY CHEMICAL
SENTRY SECURITY PRODUCTS
Serco Flexible
Service Master by Drayton
SERVICE MERCHANDISE
SEWER RODDING EQUIP CO
SEXTON FOODS INC
SHARP ELECTRONICS
SHELTER SENSE
SHEPARDS/MCGRA W HILL
SHERATON AUGUSTA HOTEL.
SHERWIN APPLIANCE
SHERWIN WILUAM
SHOW CASE INC
SIDNEY'S DEPT STORE & UNI
SIDNEY'S'DEPT STORE & UNIFORMS
SIEGEL & ASSOC VIDEO COMM
SIG COX INC
"SIGG AlA, FRED G"
"SIGG-ARCHITECT, FRED G"
SIGMA FORENSIC CHEMISTRY
"SIMOWITZ INTERIORS, SUSAN"
SIR SPEEDY
SIRCHIE FINGER PRINT LAB
SIRCHIE LABS/VEHICLE DM
Site ENgieering Inc.' '
Sizemore Security
SMA SMITH EQUIPMENT
SMA Stith Equipment
SMITH & LOVELESS
SMITH BROS REST SUPPLY
Smith Bros Restaurant Supply
Smith Painting & Home Improvement
SMITH-SETZER & SONS
SMITHKLINE BEECHAM
SNAP ON TOOLS
So Eastern Rescue Sys
SOLID WASTE TECHNOLOGIES
SOURTHERN GARDENS
SOUTH AUG AUTO ELECfRIC
Southeast Culvert
SOUTHEAST DIAZO
SOUTHEAST INDUSTRIAL SUPP
Southeast Pump & Equip
SOUTHEASTERN
SOUTHEASTERN MACHINERY CO
SOUTHEASTERN NEWSPAPER
Southeastern Security .System
SOUTHEASTERN STAGES
Southern Construction
SOUTHERN AGGREGATES
SOUTHERN BELL CLAIM BUREU
SOUTHERN BLDG CODE CONG
SOUTHERN BRICK
SOUTHERN BUSINESS MACHINE
Southern Business Machines
Southern Construction
SOUTHERN DIESEL CO
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Southern Hospitality
Southern Meter
SOUTHERN METER
SOUTHERN METER & SUPPLY
Southern Microfilm
Southern Municipal FIre Apparatus
SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS
COMPANY
SOUTHERN PARTNERS
SOUTHERN ROADBUILDERS
SOUTHERN ROOFING & INSUL
SOUTHERN SAW SERVICE INC
Southern Steel & Aluminum Products
SOUTHERN TECH
SOUTHERN TRAVEL
Southern Water & Sewer
SOUTHERN WHOLESALE
Southlake Ford
SOUTHLAKE FORD/FLEET DEPT
SOUTIlSIDE CERAMICS
Southside Electric Motor Company
SPARTAN MILLS '
SPEARS SIGNS
Special Occasions
SPECIALTIES lNC
SPECTRA ASSOCIATES INC
Speed Shore
Speedy Courier Service
SPEEDY PRINTING CO
Speedy Temporary Employment
SPORT TIME SUPPLY
Sportplus
SRECO FLEXIBLE
Stadco Utilities
"STAFFORD CO, J A"
Standard Chemical Company
STANDARD ELECfRONICS CO
STARRETTE' JACK TRUCKING
STATE BOARD OF
STATE CHEMICAL
ST AnON DISTRIBUTING HOUS
STRAFFORD J A CO
STROMQUIST & CO
SUBURBAN PROPANE
SUELING KEITH MD PC
SUNBELT NISSAN
SUPER SOD OF AUGUSTA
SUPERIOR CARPET CLEANING
SUPERIOR CARRIERS INC
Supply Service
SUPREME SALES CO
SUTHERLAND ASBILL & ,BRENN
SWAIN DANNY
"SWANN DISTRIBUTORS, DON"
SWIFf & ASSOCIATES JAMES
SWINT JOHN WELDING CO
"SWINT WELDING CO, JOHN"
"SWINT, JOHN W "
Syggs Company
SYSCO ATLANTA
Syscon Corp
System 48-Plus
SYSTEMATICS
T B C F ABRICA nONS INC
T V TESTING AND REROUNDING
TAG-A-LONG TRAILER SALESTATCO
TATCO
Tate Trucking
Taube Industrial Products
TAULMAN COMPANY
TCI
TECHNICAL PRODUCTS CORP
TECHNOCHEM INC
TELAUTOGRAPH CORPORATION
TEMPEST TECHNOLOGIES
TEMPLE & SON ELECTRIC CO
TERMINIX
TEST MASTER OF AUGUSTA
The C. Smith Corp.
THE COMPUTER GROUP
THE HOOK TOWING SERVICE
THE INTERNAL AUDITOR
THE KIPLINGER WAS EDITOR
The Metro County Courier
THE NA nONAL INSTITUTE
THE PARTS SPECIALISTS
THE UNIFORM STORE
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THE W ARRENTON CLIPPER
THE WELLNESS ENGAGEMENT
Thomas & Son Ornamental Iron Company
Thomas Wright
THOMPSON BLDG WRECKING CO
THOMPSON PUBUSHING GROUP
THREE M PRODUcrS
TIGER CAR PARTS
Timberlake Canst. Co.
TIME & SOUND
TIME MOTION TOOLS
TIRE CENTER INC
TIRO ELECTRIC COMPANY
"Tom Brighman Contractors, In. "
TOOL SERVICE CENTER '
TOOLE SUPPLY'
TOOLE W R ENGINEERS INe
TOP ROOFING CONTRACTOR
TOTAL FITNESS EQUIPMENT
TOTAL OFFICE PRODUCTS
TOYS R US
Tractor Work & Lawn Design
TRAFFIC PARTS INC
TRAFFICPRODUCTSINC
TRAFFIC PRTS
"TRANE COMPANY, THE"
TRANSAFE
TRANSYT CORPORA nON
TRAX INC
Tri-State cOnsulants
TRIAD SPECIALITIES
Triangle Association
TRIANGLE FASTENERS
TRICHECK SEEDS INe
TRIGG INDUSTRIES
TRIO ELECTRIC
TROOPER INC
TROPHY & GIFf CENTER
Trowell Contracting
TROY SMITH ORNAMEfAL IRON
TRUCK PARTS SPEC OF AUG
TRUEBITE INC
TRUST CO BANK OF AUG
TUB DOCTOR
TURBITROL CONTROL
TWIN STATE WILL DRILLING
U OF GA COOPERATIVE EXT S
U S GAMES
U S STANDARD SIGN
U S TOY CO INC
UGA COOPERATIVE EXTENTION
UNDERGROUND FOCUS
UNDERGROUND TECHNOLOGIES
UNlFORMALS UNLIMITED
UNUAX
UNION PLANTERS NATL BANK
UNISYS
UNISYS FINANCE CORP
UNITED AMERICAN ELECTION
UNITED PARCEL SERVICE
UNITED PARCEL SERVICE
UNITED SUPPLY & ,FRABICS I
UNITED UTILITY SALES INe
UNIV OF CALIFORNIA AT
UNIVERSAL
UNIVERSAL DATA SUSTEMS
UNIVERSAL DRY GOODS
Universal Plumbing
UNIVERSITY ANESTHESIA SER
UNIVERSITY HEALTH RESOURCE
UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
UNIVERSITY MICROFILMS !NT
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA
UNIVERSITY PHYSICIAN SERV
USRY SEAFOOD
Utley Construction
V. C. Construction
V ALCOM COMPUTERS
"VALLES, VICTOR"
V ALLEY PET &' HOBBY SHOP
VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC
"Vanguard Distributors, Inc."
VARIETY TRUCK PARTS
Vertex Mechanical Industries
VIDEO SUPPLY CO
VIRGINIA FOLK
VULCAN SIGNS
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W & D Building Contractor Inc.
W & W Janitorial Service
W &0 Landscaping Services
W &P Construction Company
W A BRAGG INC
W A BRAGG INC
WBBQ
W C CA VE
WE UPJOHN INSTITUTE
W F BLANCHARD DIST.
W L CA YE
W.F. Blanchard Distributing Co.
W.S. Harris and Associates
W/M OF AUGUSTA-AIKEN INC
WAHL CLIPPER CORP
WALKER PAINT & BODY SHOP
WALL TIRE COMPANY
WALMART
Walton's HOllJe Improvement
WANG EXPRESS PRODUCTS
WANG LABORATORIES INC
WANYESBORO kECREATION DEP
WARLICK-TRITr & STEBBINS
WARREN GORHAM & LAMONT
Washington Construction & Supply
WASTE MANAGEMENT
WATER ENVIRONMENT FEDERA
WELLS FARGO WEST PUBLISHING
CO
WEST PUBLISHING CO
WESTSIDE TRAVEL SERVICE
WESlWOOD PROFESSIONAL
WHALEY BROS
WHEELS AND BRAKES INC
WHITE FEATHER FARMS
White Glove Janitorial Services
WHITEHEAD REF & APPL
WHITEHEAD TIRE SERVICE
WHITTON RADIATOR SHOP
WICKER LUMBER
"WILENSKY, DR LEONARD"
WILKERSON FUEL CO
Wilkerson Landscaping
WILKERSON'S WELD & FABRIC
William Fowler
WILUAM GLASS
William Glover Contracting Service
William Insulation Company
WILUAMS C AUTO GLASS IN
WILLIAMS SOUND COMAPNY
"WILLIAMS, DR DAVID C"
WILLIFORD HEATING & A C
WILUS PRINTING
WILSON FRANK SALES & SERV
"WILSON, JAMES T"
WOLF CAMERA SUPPLY
WOLFE PRINTING
WOLFE PRINTING
WOODEN FEATURES
WOODS DISTRIBUTING CO
WRIGHT RONNIE & ASSOCIATE
WRIGHT SAFETY EQUIPMENT
WRIGHTSBORO RD PLUMBING
WRIGHTSBORO SUPPLY
WW GRAINGER INC
X-CEL LASER SUPPLY
X-TREE COMPANY
XEROX CORPORATION
Xerox/Schwartz
YANCEY BROS CO
YELLOW FREIGHT LINES
YORK INTERNATIONAL
ZIMMERMAN EV ANS INe
ZIMMERMAN EV ANS LEOPOLD
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A & L Construction Company
A & U Delivery
A-1 Iron Works
A. K. Hasan '
ACE I.nsurance Agency
Ace Tool Company
Addison Electric
Advance Security System
Aiken Ornamental & Iron Works
Alan Dunbar Painting Contractor
Alfred Johnson ,Construction Company
Allstate Insurance Agency ,
Alvin's Flooring
Anthony Gordon
Augusta Air Brake
Augusta Blueprint & Microfilm
Augusta Focus Weekly Newspaper
Augusta Irrigation
B & G Air Conditioning, Refrigeration Service
B & T Construction Co.
B.E.S.T.
Baker Trucking Co.
Banks Grass Cutting
Bestway Construction
Blocker's Paint Contracting
BTC Center
Business Equipment Sales & Service
By-Lib Corporation
BYF AR Contractors
Bynes Electronics
C & W Janitorial Service
Calvin Ramsey
Car Masters Custom Paint & Body
Cartledge Landscaping
Charlie Williams Auto Glass
Chemfast
Chris Singlton
Clean Rite Janitorial
Clinton Glover
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Cooper Complete Cleaning
CSRA Business League
Dancil Remodeling
Davis Construction Co.
OCT Computer Center
DEI Dartnell Enterprises Incorporated
E.R. Sampson Painting
Eubanks Hardware
Evelyn Utley
Executive Janitorial Ser
Fairway Ford
Field Asset Management Services
Fonville Heating & Air Conditioning
Freedom Building and Development, Inc.
Fuller Trucking & Paving Co.
G & G Services
Garden City Insurance Agency \
Garnett Trucking Co., Inc.
George Williams
Gilchrist Constq.Jction Co.
GLOBEX
Globex Painting Supply
GMD Designs
Grant's Cleaning Sservice
Green & Green Landscaping
H. J. Russell Construction Co., Inc.
Harrington, Georgia & Dunn, P.C.
HBA Public Relations & Communication, Inc.
Heavenly Celan Janit. Serv.
Henderson & Son Ent., Inc
Henderson Construction Co.
Henry Wynn Heating & Plumbing Co.
Howard's Upholstery Company
Industrial Insulators, Inc.
InteliSys Technological Inc.
Inter-city Development
J & B Installation Service
J.J. Appliance Sales & Services
J.R. Kelly & Sons Distributors
Jackson Heating and Air Conditioning
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Jackson Roofing Company
James R. Webb
Jenkins & Jones Landscaping
Jimmy's Transmission Service
Joe A. Jones. Trucking Co., Inc.
Johnson Construction co.
Johnson's Welding
Jones & Brown Construction
Joy Equipment Distributors & Supply
Kathie's Special T's, Inc.
Kendrick Heating & Air Conditioning
L & 0 Enterprises
L & L Enterprises,
Lamar Garnett
Lavco, Inc.
Leroy Stokes Insurance Agency
M&S Cleaning Service
M.R. Construction
Marvin L. Cummings Studio
McCord & McCord Design/Builders
MOM Electric
Metro Realty, Inc.
Metro Termites & Pest Control
MIGElectric Co.
Millen Janitorial
Mini Vend of Augusta
MMT Enterprises
Morgan & Morgan Real Estate Appr. Co.
Nathaniel Addison
National Commercial Building Maintenance
Network Cabling
Norman's Tile Company
OG's Hornet Express
Paints & Coatings
Paka's Painting ,
PALACE
Parks Perfect Janitorial
Pat Jefferson Realty Company
Pete Jackson Roofing
Pinckney's Sales & Service .
Plumbing Master
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Powerline
Preston Tutt Construction Co. Inc.
PRG Company
Price Concrete
Prime Distributors, Inc.
Product & Services, Inc.
Quality Design Carpentry
R. H. Commercial Cleaning
Ralph Kirseky
Rep. Henry Howard
Rhinehart Trucking
Ridge Pest Control
Robert & Robert General Contractors of Augusta
Robert Godhigh.
Robert's Roofing
Robinson Odd Jobs
Rowe & Associates
Sampson's Janitorial Service
Samros Enterprises, Inc.
Sanders Script Communications
Scott Janitorial Service
Seabrook Services
Service Master by Drayton
Smith Painting
Smith Painting & Home Improvement
Southeastern Security System
Southern Construction
Southern Hospitality
Southside Electric Motor Company
Special Occasions
Speedy Courier Service
Speedy Temporary Employment
Standard Chemical Company
Supply Service
System 48-Plus
Tate Trucking
Taube Industrial Products
The C. Smith Corp.
The Metro County Courier
The Walker Group
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Thomas & Son Ornamental Iron Company
Thomas Wright
Tractor Work & Lawn Design
Triangle Association
TrowellUContracting
Uniformals Unlimited
Universal Plumbing
Utley Construction
V. C. Construction
Vanguard Distributors, Inc.
Vertex Mechanical Industries
W & D Building Contractor Inc.
W & W Janitorial Service
W &G Landscaping Services
W &P Construction Company
W.F. Blanchard Distributing Co.
W.S. Harris and Associates
Walton's Home Improvement
Washington Construction & Supply
White Glove Janitorial Services
Wilkerson Landscaping
William Fowler
William Glover Contracting Service
William Insulation Company
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circle only one choice or fill in the answer to each question
below.
1. What is the primary product or service area of your firm?
a. Construction.
b. Service.
c. supply/Distribution/wholesale/retail.
d. Manufacturing.
2. Circle the ownership category of your firm:
a. African American.
b. Majority Female.
'c. Asian American.
d. Hispanic American.
e. Native American.
f. Majority male.
3. What is the gender of the principal owner?
a. Male.
b. Female.
4. About how long has-your firm been in operation?
years
5. Has your firm ever received a prime'contract from Richmond
County?
a. Yes.
b. No.
c. Don't know.
6. Has your firm ever participated as a subcontractor or joint
venture partner on a contract awarded by Richmond County?
a. yes
b. No.
c. Don't know.
7. Looking back over the last one to three years, about how many
bids does your firm submit to Richmond County a year?
a.
b. None
c. Don't know.
:Fill in the approximate nUmber/or
8. If you selected (b) above, is there a reason why your firm
does not actively submit bids to Richmond County? Explain
briefly.
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9. Looking back over the last one to three years, about how many
requests for proposals or requests for bids does your firm
receive from Richmond County a year?
a.
Fill in the approximate number/or
b. Don't know.
10. How would you respond.to the following statement: When
pursuing contracts with Richmond County, minority-owned and
women-owned businesses are treated as fairly as are non-minority,
male owned firms.
a. strongly agree.
b. Agree.
c. Disagree.
d. strongly disagree.
e. Don't know.
11. How would you evaluate the staff of buyers in the Purchasing
Department at Richmond County.
a. They' have attempted to assist minority and female
vendors in getting county contracts.
b. They have neither assisted nor impeded minority and
female vendors in getting county contracts.
c. They have impeded minority and female vendors in getting
county contracts.
d. I cannot evaluate them.
12. How would you respond to the following statement: My firm
has encountered discrimination in pursuing or performing
contracts with Richmond county.
a. Strongly agree
b. Agree
c. Disagree
d. Strongly disagree
e. Don't know
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has encountered discrimination in pursuing financing and credit
in the Augusta Metropolitan area.
a. Strongly agree
b. Agree
c. Disagree
d. Strongly disagree
e. Don't know
14. How would you respond to the following statement: During the
last five years, my firm has, encountered discrimination in
pursuing bonding in the Augusta Metropolitan area.
a. strongly agree
b. Agree
c. Disagree
d. Strongly disagree
e. Not applicable
15. How would you respond to the following statement? During th~
last five years, my firm has encountered discrimination in
pursuing contracts with majority-owned firms in the Augusta
Metropolitan area.
a. Strongly agree
b. Agree
c. Disagree
d. Strongly disagree
e. Do not know
16. What is the total employment of your firm:
?
17. Among your total employees, how many are:
a. Black
b. Other non-black minorities
c. W.omen
18. How many years of business related experience do you have
19. Please use this space to make any desired comments. Thank
you.
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CHART 7.2 LIST OF ZIP CODES WITHIN VENDORS RECEIVED PAY-QUTS DURING 1992
ST ZIP CODE ST ZIP CODE ST ZIP CODE ST ZIP CODE
AL 35202-1270 GA 30919 GA 30213 GA 30903
AL 36616 GA 30904 GA 30368-0051 GA 30828
AL 35630 GA 30914-2800 GA 30909 GA 30903
AL 36102 GA 30901 GA 30909 GA 30901
AL 35210 GA 30904 GA 30906 GA , 30901
AL 35660 GA 30917-1847 GA 30071-2951 GA 30060
AL 36117 GA 30901 GA 30907 GA 30906
AL 35232 GA 30901 GA 30906 GA 30815
AL 35699 GA 30901 GA 30906 GA 30815
AL 36536jGA 30906 GA 30909 GA 30902
AL 36801 GA 30392 GA 30909 GA 30903
AL 35213 GA 30907 GA 30909 GA , 30905
AL 35246-0336 GA 30904 GA 30907 GA 30901
AR 72203-8024 GA 30901 GA 30901 GA 30906
AR 72716-0621 GA 309.10 GA 30815 GA 30904
AZ 85254 GA 30301 GA 30341 GA 30909
CA 95066 GA 30904 GA 30904 GA 30907
CA 91356 GA 30310 GA 30907 GA 30906
CA 91303 GA 30903 GA 30904 GA 30906
CA 30906 GA 30303 GA 30904 GA ,30906
CA 94S29 GA 30902 GA 30907 GA 30909
CA 91763 GA 30809 GA 30901 GA 30901
CA 92643 GA 309'03 GA 30901 GA 30907
CA 92101 GA 32216 GA 30324 GA 30296
CA 95678 GA 30902 GA 30901 GA 30906
CA 94144-4548 GA 30336 GA 30904 GA 30902
CA 95819-6025 GA 60126 GA 30815 GA 30906
CA 93401 GA 31792 GA 30815 GA 30905
CA 95241 GA 30909 GA 30907 GA 30906
CA 90000 GA 309.07 GA 30815 GA 30909
CA 92196 GA 30906 GA 30903 GA 30901
CA 90749-5325 GA 30903 GA 30904 GA ,30903
CA 92656 GA 30339 GA 30906 GA 30901
CA 90071 GA 30392 GA 30909 GA 30901
CA 91409-7038 GA 30901 GA 30901 GA 30906
CA 91210 GA 30906 GA 30907 GA 30909
CA 90248 GA 30919-0729 GA 30907 GA 30910
CA 94 1 11 GA 30909 GA 30815 GA 30331-1026
CA 90231 GA 30067 GA 30906 GA 30243
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CA 95628 GA 30907 GA 30909 GA 30909
CA 93727 GA 30338 GA 30906 GA 30906
CA 92715-1107 GA 30906 GA 30905 GA 30914
CA 93401 GA 30914 GA 30815 GA 30909
CO 80235 GA 30937 GA 30815 GA 30907
CO 80235 GA 309.03 .GA 30901 GA 30909
CO 80322 GA 30901 GA 30909 GA 30318
CO 80524-1175 GA 30901 GA 30909 GA 30906
CO 80281-0198 GA 3031 6-0055 GA 30906 GA ' 30906
CO 80322 GA 30334 GA 30303 GA 30815
CO 80202-1554 GA 30384-0967 GA 30906 GA 30904
CO 80322 GA 30384-09,67 GA 30903 GA - 30907
CO 80901 GA 30334 GA 30904 GA ' 30901
CT 6405 GA 30907 GA 30085-0264 GA 30302
CT 6386 GA 30904 GA 30902 GA 30903
CT 6851 GA 30334-5600 GA 30901 GA 30901
CT 30909 GA 30909 GA 31021 GA 30907
CT 6405 GA 30901 GA 30901 GA 30907
CT 6050 GA 30906 GA 30909 GA 30340
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