Changed Coordinates for Don Tyers CUSA to BREWS SUPPLY INC.
THE LATEST NEWSWIRE!
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After almost 10 years of service with Bel Volt Sales, Don Tyers is moving on to a bigger and more challenging occupation while continuing to serve the Utility markets in Ontario.
On January 3rd, 2011, Don Tyers will continue his career with Brews Supply Ltd. and will be responsible for Sales in Eastern Canada, from Ontario, through the Maritime Provinces.
Brews Supply Ltd. is a Calgary based company with offices in Calgary, Edmonton and Mississauga.
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Utility Products
American Polywater Corporation
Elastimold, Thomas & Betts
Hendrix Wire and Cable Hi-Tech, Thomas & Betts
High Voltage Supply Inc. Homac, Thomas & Betts Horstmann Faulted CIrcuit Indicators
Ilsco of Canada, Ltd.
Joslyn Hi-Voltage, Thomas & Betts
Maysteel LLC
Patton & Cooke Ltd. Peidmont Bushings & Insulators PUPI
Pyung-IL
Plymouth Rubber Company
Q.E.I. Inc.
R&M Plastics Products Ltd.
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Sincerely,
Donald H. Tyers CUSA
UTILITY SALES, EASTERN CANADA
Brews logo 2 colours
P: (905)564-1116 CELL:: (416) (available soon)
F: (904)564-1197 TF: (888) 877-2116
BREWS SUPPLY LTD.
5915 Airport Road Suite 830, Mississauga, ON L4V 1T1
dtyers@brewssupply.com
www.brewssupply.com
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See the New Products @ SupplyLevel Inc.
$ 60.00 CUTOUT, TYPE L 27KV 100AMP 125KVBIL 8KA
NEW – CUTOUT, TYPE L 27KV 100AMP 125KVBIL 8KA
Cooper Power Systems has set a new standard of excellence for polymer distribution cutouts with the introduction of UltraSIL polymerinsulated interchangeable cutouts. Our premium UltraSIL polymerinsulated cutout incorporates an industry recognized silicone rubber insulating material with superior hydrophobic qualities. Cooper Power Systems offers Type L cutouts in both polymer and porcelain designs, which provide reliable overcurrent protection for primary distribution circuits. Overcurrent protection s afeguards an electric system from excessive currents produced by abnormal conditions such as faults, line or equipment overloads, or equipment failures. Polymer and porcelain Type L cutouts are ruggedly constructed and will provide full range overcurrent protection from minimum melt of a given fuse link to the maximum nameplate interrupting current rating of the cutout.
$ 24.00 PAINT, TRIG-A-CAP RED-BVS (case of 12)
$ 14.00 Rod, 48″ Fibre Guy Strain Rod Clevis-Clevis
NEW – Fibre Glass Rod Guy Strain Clevis at Both ends
• Combines a fiberglass guy strain insulator
• Strength rating meets or exceeds steel strand rated breaking strength 15,000 lbs.
• Tested for torsion and tension in both elevated and ambient temperatures
• Improves insulation values of strain guys with clevis at both ends
$ 7.00 Pin Type, Tie-Top Insulator Type
NEW – PIN TYPE, TIE TOP Insulator 15kV
• Pin Type, Tie-Top: Insulator Type – Pin Type, Tie Top;
• Material – Porcelain; Voltage (kV) – 15.0;
• Pinhole Diameter (in) – 1.00;
• Impulse Flashover, +/- kV – 130/150;
• Frequency Flashover, Dry/Wet kV – 80/45;
• Diameter x Height – 4.88×7.00″;
• Strength (lb) – 3000; ANSI Class – 55-5
$ 4.00 Photo Cell Electomech 7760EPS
$ 6.00 Ground Rod – Copper Clad 5/8″ x 8′
$ 101.00 Fuse Hinge Style 15.5 kV 25 amp FA3A25
$ 0.50 One hole Lug #2 STR for 3/8″ Bolt AL238TN
$ 55.23 Steel Crossarm K7-1 5′-6″ x 4″ 55 lbs.
$ 115.50 Steel Crossarm K7-7 7′-6″ x 4″ 90 lbs.
$ 1.89 BOLT THRU 3/4″ X 10″ K308-10
$ 2.00 BOLT THRU 3/4″ X 12″ K308-12
$ 2.14 BOLT THRU 3/4″ X 14″ K308-14
$ 2.71 BOLT THRU 3/4″ X 18″ K308-18
$ 2.35 BOLT THRU 3/4″ X 16″ K308-16
$ 2.97 BOLT THRU 3/4″ X 20″ K308-20
$ 195.00 AlPex 5/8″ White Tubing 300′
$ 170.00 AlPex 1/2″ White Tubing 300′
$ 99.00 3kV MOVE Elbow Arrester 28kV Interface #3238019C03M
$ 1.11 BOLT THRU 5/8″ X 10″ K307-10
$ 1.22 BOLT THRU 5/8″ X 12″ K307-12
$ 1.38 BOLT THRU 5/8″ X 14″ K307-14
$ 1.54 BOLT THRU 5/8″ X 16″ K307-16
$ 2.17 BOLT THRU 5/8″ X 18″ K307-18
$ 2.34 BOLT THRU 5/8″ X 20″ K307-20
$ 1.46 BOLT THRU 3/4″ X 6″ K308-6
$ 1.69 BOLT THRU 3/4″ X 8″ K308-8
$ 0.95 BOLT THRU 5/8″ X 6″ K307-6
$ 0.00 Safety Performance Audit Services
$ 445.98 1000W Peak Power, 900W Running Power
$ 595.98 2200W Peak Power, 2000W Running Power
$ 545.00 Automatic tankless water heater – Vent Required
$ 658.00 Automatic tankless water heater – Turbo Vent
$ 1.13 BOLT THRU 5/8″ X 8″ K307-8
$ 10.20 Cable Adapter Cooper Power CA625J-BVS
NEW – Hot-Dip Galvanized Bolt 7″ x 1/2″ 4″ thread
Square Head and Square Nut
• Roll threaded.
• Bolts 1/2-inch and larger in diameter and 7-inch and longer in length also have cone points which permit driving without damage to the threads.
• See Specifications
$ 62.00 Fuse Clip Style Fuse 15.5 kV FA4H40
$ 24.00 Guy Attachment Pole Band Maclean J6644
$ 2.55 Guy Attachment Joslyn Thimbleye 5/8″ J8152
$ 0.45 Bolts 1/2-inch diameter and 7-inch length J8707
$ 0.25 Sleeve Non-tension #2STR – GLE2 or AL2TN
NEW – Non-Tension Sleeve #2 STR GLE2 or AL2TN
The Homac Connector GLE2 and the T&B Connector AL2TN for Die #’s TQ, 45, 348, 6A, 1/2
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A Quick Introduction to Green Procurement
“A business’ green procurement policy should strive to purchase products and services that have less negative impact on the environment. Environmental considerations forms part of the evaluation and selection criteria, which could cover, depending on goods and services to be purchased, their manufacture, transport, packaging and disposal.“
“Sustainable Development” was the key concept of the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio, as governments and international organizations committed themselves to take action to protect the environment as in integral part of long-term economic development. Environmentally-responsible consumption and production is seen as an essential part of the strategy to improve environmental quality, reduce poverty and bring about economic growth, with resultant improvements in health, working conditions, and sustainability, and is highlighted in Chapter 4 of Agenda 21. In particular, organizations were called upon to exercise leadership in the promotion of environmentally sound goods and services.
In many developing countries public procurement of goods and services forms the major part of government expenditure. Economic activity of such magnitude has far-reaching implications and governments, international organizations, and donors have a responsibility to take the environmental impacts of their activities into account. A move towards favoring goods and services whose manufacture, use and disposal is conducted with a view to environmental impacts not only has direct environmental benefits, but also sends a strong message to manufacturers and suppliers that the issue is taken seriously.
Since Rio, the response of the private sector has been impressive, with many multinational organizations developing effective environmental management policies. Green procurement (also called ‘environmentally responsible procurement) is now no longer new to Europe, North America, and developed countries. The public sector has lagged behind somewhat, although many local authorities in developed countries have now introduced environment management systems which include procurement policies.
Two Approaches to Green Procurement
Business has evolved two approaches to integrating environmental considerations into procurement decisions. These can be termed a “Product Approach”, which examines goods and services and attempts to rate them according to environmental impacts, and a “Supplier Approach”, which looks at the supplier (preferably a manufacturer or service provider) and rates the organization as a whole.
Companies employ both approaches with differing degrees of thoroughness. Some devote considerable resources to environmental “policing”, sending environmental auditors to carry out in-depth examinations of suppliers, operations and supplies, whilst for others it is little more than a token gesture.
A Product Approach typically uses the tools of life-cycle analysis and total cost analysis to attach an environmental rating to a proposed purchase. Supplier Approaches seek ways to rate companies and suppliers according to their overall environmental performance, typically using questionnaires and outside audits and rating systems, such as Environmental Management Systems.
Both approaches have associated advantages and disadvantages, depending on the procurement patterns of the organization involved and the degree of centralized oversight that a particular funding or UN agency wishes to exert.
Integration with existing procurement regulations
Green procurement does not seek to re-write the book on procurement, but merely to add an environmental dimension to the decision-making process. The standard purchasing criteria, of price, quality and availability, remain paramount. The environmental impacts of a good or service procured can be seen as part of the “quality” criterion.
Whilst every organization should establish a “de minimus” – a list of items which they will not purchase, green procurement should not normally be seen as being prescriptive, and restrictive to procurement staff. There will be occasions where a product’s exceptionally competitive price will be an over-riding factor in a procurement decision, despite negative environmental factors. On the other hand, there will be occasions where a product’s negative environmental impact, or particular environmental advantage, prove to be decisive in a procurement decision.
The importance of a green procurement policy is that procurement staff are asked to consider environmental impacts, and are allowed to make decisions accordingly. It can make a significant difference to an organization’s environmental performance, as well as send a powerful message to businesses that the environment is taken seriously.
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