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Clark Regional Wastewater District
The City of Ridgefield and Clark Regional Wastewater District have approved an agreement for the transfer of ownership and operation of Ridgefield's sewer collection system to the District, effective January 1, 2014. This move aims to ensure stable sewer rates for Ridgefield customers by integrating them into the larger District utility and expanding economic opportunities in the Ridgefield Interstate-5 junction area. The transfer is linked to the Discovery Corridor Wastewater Transmission System project, a $25 million initiative, partially funded by Washington State Public Works Trust Fund loans, and is part of a broader regional sewer effort managed by the Discovery Clean Water Alliance.
Effective Date
Jan 1, 2014
Expires
Effective: Jan 1, 2014
Clark Regional Wastewater District
Expires:
The City of Ridgefield and Clark Regional Wastewater District have approved an agreement for the transfer of ownership and operation of Ridgefield's sewer collection system to the District, effective January 1, 2014. This move aims to ensure stable sewer rates for Ridgefield customers by integrating them into the larger District utility and expanding economic opportunities in the Ridgefield Interstate-5 junction area. The transfer is linked to the Discovery Corridor Wastewater Transmission System project, a $25 million initiative, partially funded by Washington State Public Works Trust Fund loans, and is part of a broader regional sewer effort managed by the Discovery Clean Water Alliance.
AvailableClark Regional Wastewater District
This contract outlines an agreement between Clark Regional Wastewater District (the District) and a Contractor. The Contractor is responsible for performing work and supplying all necessary tools, materials, and equipment as detailed in their Proposal and other incorporated Contract Provisions. The District agrees to employ and compensate the Contractor according to these provisions. The document mentions a total amount for the work, but the specific monetary value and all execution dates are left blank.
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Expires
Clark Regional Wastewater District
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This contract outlines an agreement between Clark Regional Wastewater District (the District) and a Contractor. The Contractor is responsible for performing work and supplying all necessary tools, materials, and equipment as detailed in their Proposal and other incorporated Contract Provisions. The District agrees to employ and compensate the Contractor according to these provisions. The document mentions a total amount for the work, but the specific monetary value and all execution dates are left blank.
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Clark Regional Wastewater District
The Clark Regional Wastewater District is soliciting bids for site preparation, surface restoration, installation of concrete generator equipment pads, fencing improvements, and coordination for installation of District- and Contractor-furnished permanent standby generators and automatic transfer switches at the Silver Star, Pleasant Valley Highlands, and Mountain View pump stations. The engineer's estimate is $400,000$500,000 and the procurement is an RFB (Ref. #27-2024-0004) issued by Clark Regional Wastewater District. The opportunity was posted Dec 30, 2025 (open) and closes Feb 3, 2026; questions are due Jan 27, 2026, and the contact listed is Adam Rondeau (arondeau@crwwd.com).
Posted Date
Dec 30, 2025
Due Date
Feb 3, 2026
Release: Dec 30, 2025
Clark Regional Wastewater District
Close: Feb 3, 2026
The Clark Regional Wastewater District is soliciting bids for site preparation, surface restoration, installation of concrete generator equipment pads, fencing improvements, and coordination for installation of District- and Contractor-furnished permanent standby generators and automatic transfer switches at the Silver Star, Pleasant Valley Highlands, and Mountain View pump stations. The engineer's estimate is $400,000$500,000 and the procurement is an RFB (Ref. #27-2024-0004) issued by Clark Regional Wastewater District. The opportunity was posted Dec 30, 2025 (open) and closes Feb 3, 2026; questions are due Jan 27, 2026, and the contact listed is Adam Rondeau (arondeau@crwwd.com).
AvailableClark Regional Wastewater District
Improvements to two existing submersible pump stations, including temporary erosion control measures, traffic control as necessary, bypass pumping; demolition and partial removal of the existing pump stations; installation of new pumps, controls, piping, valves, valve vault, electrical service modifications and installation, installation of backup generator, and equipment shelter; and site improvements including reinforced concrete surfacing.
Posted Date
Dec 16, 2025
Due Date
Jan 27, 2026
Release: Dec 16, 2025
Clark Regional Wastewater District
Close: Jan 27, 2026
Improvements to two existing submersible pump stations, including temporary erosion control measures, traffic control as necessary, bypass pumping; demolition and partial removal of the existing pump stations; installation of new pumps, controls, piping, valves, valve vault, electrical service modifications and installation, installation of backup generator, and equipment shelter; and site improvements including reinforced concrete surfacing.
AvailableClark Regional Wastewater District
Perform on-call/task assignment professional services contracts for materials inspection and testing on an as-needed basis.
Posted Date
Oct 16, 2025
Due Date
Nov 6, 2025
Release: Oct 16, 2025
Clark Regional Wastewater District
Close: Nov 6, 2025
Perform on-call/task assignment professional services contracts for materials inspection and testing on an as-needed basis.
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