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Aug 12, 2026
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The Alameda County Water District is seeking qualified vendors to supply and deliver steel pipes to its headquarters facility in Fremont, California. The procurement is identified as RFQ 25/26-05 and is an open request for quotations administered by the Procurement and Contracts department. Responses are due August 17, 2026, at 2:00 PM PDT, and the solicitation concerns a purchase of goods rather than a grant program.
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City
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Fremont
County
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Alameda
Address
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43885 S Grimmer Blvd
Phone Number
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(510) 668-4200
Zip Code
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94538
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Alameda County Water District
The board conducted a financial workshop focused on the 2026 calendar year, serving as the first of three scheduled rate-setting workshops. Key discussion topics included the district's current and projected financial status, water rates and charges, capital funding strategies, and debt financing. The board reviewed preliminary financial results for the fiscal year ending in 2026 and discussed updates to the capital improvement program. Additionally, considerations for fixed versus variable revenue allocation, drought surcharge approaches, and long-term affordability were addressed to guide staff in future planning efforts.
The Board approved the fiscal year 2026/27 appropriations limit and various professional services agreements, including surveying services, construction management software, heating and cooling equipment replacements, and janitorial services. Additionally, the Board authorized fuel delivery contracts, operations technology services, executive-level coaching and team-building facilitation, and tool procurement orders. Resolutions were passed to vacate portions of water line easements, and agreements were finalized for emergency repair services, the transportation of water treatment solids, the purchase of water treatment chemicals, and participation in water use efficiency programs.
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The committee discussed several items, including an update on the reservoir ground monitoring survey and the status of as-needed surveying contracts. They also reviewed a proposal to move to a printer purchase and ownership model to reduce administrative and leasing costs. Additionally, the committee evaluated a cooperative agreement with the City of Newark for paving work on Thornton Avenue and reviewed a proposal for the partial vacation and quitclaim of water line easements at Warm Springs Boulevard and Mission Boulevard.
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