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Alameda Municipal Power
Alameda Municipal Power is soliciting bids for the Estuary Park Primary Underground Cable Relocation project to install approximately 564 linear feet of underground conduit, two underground utility boxes, and perform potholing/utility locating, excavation, trenching/directional bore, backfill, compaction, and surface restoration at Estuary Park / Challenger Field in Alameda, CA. The work includes abandoning existing underground facilities in place, coordinating with AMP for any energized utility work, complying with prevailing wages, providing required bonds, and providing traffic control and permits. The solicitation was released in June 2026 and bids are due July 20, 2026; plans and specifications are available through AMP’s procurement portal (registration may be required).
Posted Date
Jun 12, 2026
Due Date
Jul 20, 2026
Release: Jun 12, 2026
Alameda Municipal Power
Close: Jul 20, 2026
Alameda Municipal Power is soliciting bids for the Estuary Park Primary Underground Cable Relocation project to install approximately 564 linear feet of underground conduit, two underground utility boxes, and perform potholing/utility locating, excavation, trenching/directional bore, backfill, compaction, and surface restoration at Estuary Park / Challenger Field in Alameda, CA. The work includes abandoning existing underground facilities in place, coordinating with AMP for any energized utility work, complying with prevailing wages, providing required bonds, and providing traffic control and permits. The solicitation was released in June 2026 and bids are due July 20, 2026; plans and specifications are available through AMP’s procurement portal (registration may be required).
AvailableAlameda Municipal Power
Qty 10 EA - switch, air 12 KV load brk hrz, hookstick control.
Posted Date
May 29, 2026
Due Date
Jun 17, 2026
Release: May 29, 2026
Alameda Municipal Power
Close: Jun 17, 2026
Qty 10 EA - switch, air 12 KV load brk hrz, hookstick control.
Alameda Municipal Power
Project will require replacement of storage batteries and battery charger at Cartwright substation. This equipment is vital to the operation of protective equipment such as protective relays and control circuits, I 15kV and 12kV circuit breakers, indicating lights, SCADA communication equipment and emergency lights.
Posted Date
Oct 3, 2025
Due Date
Oct 22, 2025
Release: Oct 3, 2025
Alameda Municipal Power
Close: Oct 22, 2025
Project will require replacement of storage batteries and battery charger at Cartwright substation. This equipment is vital to the operation of protective equipment such as protective relays and control circuits, I 15kV and 12kV circuit breakers, indicating lights, SCADA communication equipment and emergency lights.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Alameda Municipal Power
This strategic plan for Alameda Municipal Power establishes a long-term framework to guide the utility's priorities and investments, fostering a resilient energy future for Alameda. It is structured around four strategic focus areas: Customers, Reliability, Workforce, and Technology, supported by cross-cutting lenses of Equity, Affordability, Clean Power, and Financial Foundation. The plan aims to deliver safe, reliable, affordable, and sustainable power through exceptional service, resilient infrastructure, skilled personnel, and modernized systems.
The board meeting agenda includes the review of financial and treasurer reports, as well as the adoption of an investment policy and a capitalization policy for the utility. Key items involve authorizing renewals for information technology licensing and maintenance, accepting the 2025 Power Source Disclosure Program annual report, and finalizing amendments to service provider agreements. The board will also consider establishing revised rules and regulations for electric vehicle curbside charging dual-meter service, accepting a strategic plan for the utility's long-term framework, and establishing the fiscal year 2027 budget.
The Strategic Plan for Alameda Municipal Power outlines a long-term framework to guide the utility's priorities, investments, and organizational pathway. It focuses on four strategic areas: Customers, Reliability, Workforce, and Technology, supported by guiding lenses of Equity, Affordability, Clean Power, and Financial Foundation. The plan aims to empower Alameda with a resilient energy future by delivering safe, reliable, affordable, and sustainable power, strengthening the workforce, investing in a resilient electric system, and modernizing technology.
The board conducted a regular meeting to review energy risk quantification and discuss operational responses to unauthorized site access. Key topics included a triennial risk assessment, the impact of market volatility on energy procurement, and the potential effects of future energy market participation. The board also received a report regarding emergency equipment removal at a facility due to security concerns.
The board reviewed an overview of the Energy Risk Quantification Report, which assesses potential financial exposure to key energy risks for Alameda Municipal Power over the fiscal years 2027-2029. Key discussion topics included supply-side risks such as drought conditions and resource adequacy, transmission risks, customer load loss risks, and compliance with legislative and regulatory mandates. The report detailed risk mitigation strategies, including the maintenance of financial reserves, participation in risk management programs, and long-term power purchase agreements.
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