Automatic Metering Infrastructure Supply & Installation (Request for Proposal)
Posted
Oct 19, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
Supply and installation of an automatic metering infrastructure for approx. 1,200 water meters.
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Posted
Oct 19, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
Supply and installation of an automatic metering infrastructure for approx. 1,200 water meters.
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173677
Employee FTE
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20.2
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4,241
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41 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Aumsville
The council held a special meeting to consider the adoption of a temporary moratorium on data center developments. The discussion included a presentation by staff regarding the procedural requirements and justification for the moratorium, as well as the potential for future extensions. The council subsequently voted to adopt Resolution 11-26, establishing the temporary moratorium.
The council discussed several items, including the approval of an LED street lighting conversion contract with Pacific Power to achieve cost savings, with reimbursement to be sought through the Energy Trust of Oregon. The city administrator provided updates on the acquisition of the Bishop Road property, the status of wastewater capital project administrative tasks, and positive feedback from the Corn Festival. Reports were given regarding the city's admission into SCATS, participation in the Oregon Correctional Enterprises advisory board, and efforts to improve recycling in multi-family housing complexes. The meeting concluded with a statement regarding a forthcoming executive session.
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The council discussed several items, including the approval of a small city allotment grant for Fourth Street improvements and the authorization of a loan for the purchase of the Bishop Road property. Updates were provided regarding the completion of the Porter Boone bridge project and upcoming community events. Additionally, there were discussions concerning membership in SCATS, reports on legislative committee meetings, and upcoming training opportunities, including the League of Oregon Cities conference.
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