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Bid #SOQ 22-23-38 - One Water Santa Clara - Sustainable Water Supply Master Plan SOQ Bid contact:Please log in to view Bid contact informationIssuing agency:City of Santa Clara, CASee other Bids by this agencyBid Comments: The City of Santa Clara Water and Sewer Utilities (“City”) is seeking proposals from qualified firms (“Proposer”) to provide Water Supply Master Plan (“WSMP”) analysis services to assist the City in resource planning efforts.

As proposed, the companies would merge to become a new mutual water company called Covina Valley Water Company (“CVWC”). The City, as a retail water provider for roughly 60% of residents/businesses in Covina and as a shareholder in CIC, seeks to evaluate the merger, represent the interests of its water customers and maintain its ability to obtain cost-effective and sustainable water supply resources for the benefit of the community.

Government currently intends to award a contract for potable water supply via existing water interconnection at Fort Leavenworth on an SOLE SOURCE basis, but is seeking vendors that may be able to perform this requirement in order to support a competitive procurement. The intent of this requirement is to ensure a stable, sustainable water supply to meet Fort Leavenworth mission requirements. Accordingly, the U.S.

a One Water Plan: Consultant will compile input from Task 1.3.2 to produce a One Water Plan that includes prioritized management recommendations for both water resource policies and practices to support a 50-year sustainable water supply that equitably supports all aspects of a growing population.

, ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT S003A: WATER SUPPLY SERVICE S099A: SANITARY SERVICES  Region of DeliveryAlberta Region of OpportunityCanada Agreement Type Tender TypeRequest for Proposal (RFP) Estimated Value Solicitation MethodOpen   Correct wrong date in Item 4.2 Beaver Mines Wastewater Options Request for Proposals Addendum # 1 4.2     One copy of the RFP must be received by the MD at 1037 Herron Avenue, Box 279, Pincher Creek

This activity proposes to install rainwater harvesting during the rainy season as an ecological and sustainable supplement to the dwindling water supply and in preparation for potential municipal water shortages.This is not a Request for Proposal or Request for Information. USAID currently anticipates that the solicitation will be issued in late January or early February 2024.

The major benefits of the City’s goal to achieve water self-sufficiency includes:Long-term cost benefits to ratepayers by maximizing local water resources.Provide a more sustainable and drought-resilient water supply through a diversified water supply portfolio.Reduce the City’s water supply energy footprint through conservation and locally sourced water supplies.The updated and refined 2018 SWMP included the following key components to achieve water