School Transportation News Magazine | Buyer’s Guide 2016
COMPONENTS & SERVICE SUPPLIERS
CENTRAL STATES BUS SALES, INC. 2450 Cassens Drive Fenton, MO 63206 T:636/343-6050 F:636-326-2501
www.centralstatesbus.com Jeff Reitz, President/CEO
jreitz@centralstatesbus.com Products/Services: Vinyl & Uphol- stery, Brake Products, Heating & Air Conditioning Parts, Lighting Products, School Van, Type A School Bus, Type C Conventional, Type D Forward Control, Type D Rear Engine, Multi-Function School Activity Bus
CERTIFIED SAFETY MFG. 1400 Chestnut Ave. Kansas City, MO 64127 T:800-854-7474 F:800-854-9091
www.certifiedsafetymfg.com Pam Gerson, President
pgerson@certifiedsafety.com Products/Services: Special Needs Products
Medina, OH 44256 T:330/723-4739 F:330-721-6799
www.mercurydistributing.com Nadine VanCamp, Sales Representative
nvancamp@mercurydistributing.com Products/Services: Child Restraint System
Marketing
tinan@coachglass.com Products/Services: Bus Glass
CHILD CHECK-MATE SYSTEM INC. 3406 Frank Kenny Rd. Navan, ON K4B 1H9 T:877/494-8222 F:613-835-9112
www.childcheckmate.com Brad Both, CEO
sales@childcheckmate.com Child Check-Mate System has been serving the school bus industry since 1993, reminding drivers to check for sleeping children at the end of each route. Affordable and proven reliable, our systems help to ensure that no chil- dren are left unattended on their buses. Give us a call to learn more about some exciting new features including integration with existing camera and GPS systems. Products/Services: In Vehicle Warning System, Verbal Warning Systems (SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 111)
CHILDSOURCE/MERCURY DISTRIBUTING 305 Lake Road
110
CLEAN SEAL INC. 20900 W. Ireland Rd. South Bend, IN 46614 Bill Dawson, VP & GM p: 800-366-3682 email:
bdawson@cleanseal.com web:
www.cleanseal.com Products/Services: Extruded Rubber Seals, Automotive Hoses, Springs & Cut /Splice/Glue/Tape Description: As an innovator, problem solver and originator of new products, OEMs & many others look to Clean Seal to solve their sealing, hose or spring problems. Serving the bus indus- try since 1978. (SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 120)
CLEAN VEHICLE EDUCATION FOUNDATION 6011 Fords Lake Ct. Acworth, GA 30101 T:770/424-8575 F:770-424-8575
www.cleanvehicle.org Products/Services: Natural Gas Association
CLIMATE COMFORT TECHNOLOGIES 6897 East 49th Ave. Denver, CO 80022 T:303/287-3113 F:303-286-1005
www.climatecomforttechnologies.com Scott Imamura, VP Sales
simamura@sutrakusa.com Products/Services: Air Conditioning Systems, Heating Systems
COACH GLASS 91302 N. Coburg Industrial Way Coburg, OR 97408 T:541/762-1820 F:541-684-5691 Tina Nelson, Director of Sales and
COLLINS BUS CORPORATION P.O. Box 2946 South Hutchinson, KS 67505 T:800/533-1850 F:620-662-3838
www.collinsbuscorp.com kelli.petz@
collinsbus.com Products/Services: Type A school bus (SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 17)
COLORGUARD RESTORATION 40 W. Littleton Blvd. Littleton, CO 80120 T:303/523-5263
www.colorguardrestoration.com David DeMarco
reachdavid@mail.com Products/Services: Mobile bus color restoration specialists
CONCEPT COMMUNICATIONS CO. 154 S. Pinnacle Drive Romeoville, IL 60446 T:630/829-8464 F:815-838-9437
www.cstore1.com Martin Orisek, President, Sales & Marketing
morisek@cstore1.com Gas/Diesel Mitt Products/Services: Maintenance Products (SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 140)
COOK-ILLINOIS CORPORATION 2100 Clearwater Drive Oak Brook, IL 60523 T:708/560-9840 F:708-560-0661
www.cookillinois.com John Benish, COO
jbenish@cookillinois.com School bus contractor over 50 years of experience. A family owned and
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