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Las Vegas, NV (PRWEB) March 03, 2014

Senske Services, which provides professional pest control services in Las Vegas, is warning area residents that its technicians are seeing an increased level of activity by Africanized honey bees, also more commonly known as killer bees. But attempting to control an active hive of Africanized bees is more complicated than setting traps or purchasing bug spray.

What makes these bees so dangerous is that they are much more aggressive than other bees. They respond to perceived threats ten times faster than Western bees and they have more of a tendency to attack as a group. Once the hive is alerted the group can sometimes chase a threat over a quarter of a mile.

Unfortunately, homeowners who spot a hive and try to solve the problem on their own can accidentally put themselves in harms way. Instead of making a dangerous situation worse, it is important that they contact a licensed pest control company that can deal with the problem safely and effectively.

Due to their aggressive nature, and the increase in the level of activity that we are finding here in Las Vegas, it is vital for people to be made aware of the dangers involved with dealing with these on their own and to contact a professional pest control company immediately," says Rick Rupkey, Senskes Pest Control Branch Manager in Las Vegas.

Although Africanized honey bees are very difficult to tell apart from other bees by sight, looking almost identical to more passive species, their behavior and temperament are identifiable traits to a trained professional.

For more information on Senske's Pest Control services in Las Vegas, contact them at (702) 789-7483.

About Senske Services: Senske Services, Inc. is a leading lawn, tree and pest control service provider that is locally owned and operated, with its corporate office based in Kennewick, Washington. It has been a trusted source of lawn, tree and pest control services since 1947 across Eastern Washington, Idaho, and Utah, as well as pest control in Las Vegas, Nevada. To see what Senske Services can do for you, visit http://www.senske.com.

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CONCORD -- The Mt. Diablo school district routinely avoids open bidding and contracts directly with favored companies, a practice critics says is unfair and possibly illegal.

For about two dozen contracts valued at more than $83.1 million, the district bypassed the usual open bidding requirement through a controversial process known as "lease-leaseback." The district leases property to its chosen construction company for $1 a year and then leases it back later for a price equivalent to the building costs for the projects, which range from security upgrades to classroom construction.

About 76 percent of the contracts, or $63.2 million worth, have been awarded under this process to one company -- Taber Construction in Concord -- while a dozen other firms have split the remaining contracts. District officials say lease-leaseback allows them to choose companies that have a good reputation for quality or a strong track record on similar projects, rather than simply picking the lowest price. But some district residents have been critical of the method, noting the small number of companies solicited for the jobs.

"All I'm looking for is a fair and consistent process and I haven't seen that yet," resident John Parker told the board last fall. "I don't have a problem with lease-leaseback per se. You want the best contractor to do the work. I just want to make sure that everybody else in the public knows that we're not just giving the job to our buddy down the street."

While many districts in the Bay Area avoid lease-leaseback, Mt. Diablo is one of several that use it, and it employs the method extensively.

The method has been cleared by attorneys hired by the district and works to its advantage, said Tim Cody, interim project manager for the district's $348 million Measure C construction bond projects, approved by voters in 2010. The leasing system also allows the district to invite requests for qualifications and proposals from selected, experienced contractors rather than advertising open bids. Once a contractor is chosen and a lease is in place, the contractor performs the construction work and leases it back to the district. The district makes monthly payments until the contracts are paid off, and then the lease ends. The Mt. Diablo district sometimes uses the system for projects that don't even involve construction, such as painting or security system installation.

District resident Alicia Minyen, who serves on the California League of Bond Oversight Committees -- a state watchdog committee that advises district bond oversight groups -- said she is concerned about whether lease-leaseback contracts are legal, in part based on challenges being raised in two California appellate courts.

"There are inherent risks, which have been expressed in a report from the State Allocation Board," Minyen said. "I have additional concerns because they are being used for projects that don't even involve real property. They are basically trying to circumvent the Public Contracts Code and frankly, I don't understand why they're pushing the envelope that way and I don't think it's worth it for taxpayers."

The risks include possible corruption and lack of competition to get the best deal for taxpayers on publicly financed projects, which is normally protected by the Public Contract Code, she said.

Lease-leaseback has drawn similar controversy elsewhere.

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