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Aug 24, 2026
The official page identifies this as a CPS Energy procurement opportunity for a company to provide Vault Material for a one-time purchase. Respondents must download the Collective Document, indicate their interest in the portal to receive addenda, and submit no later than 8/24/2026 4:00 pm US/Central. There is no pre-solicitation meeting, and questions must be submitted in writing through the portal or to the Procurement Agent.
Aug 18, 2026
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Aug 25, 2026
Supply and delivery of various split line hose insulation
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Aug 26, 2026
CPS Energy is seeking a company to provide 138kV 200:5 current transformers under solicitation 7000210317. The buyer-hosted page instructs respondents to download the RFQ document from the portal and states that the RFQ contains important response information. The posting is marked Open, and submittals are due no later than the posted deadline.
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City
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San Antonio
County
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Bexar
Address
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500 McCullough Avenue
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
78215
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Board meetings and strategic plans from CPS Energy
The meeting included a review of safety procedures, an invocation, and the pledge of allegiance. The CEO recognized the corporate communications and marketing team for recent industry awards. The Board reviewed various committee reports and received a detailed update on the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) transformation program, known as the Evolve program, which involves a four-release strategy to modernize systems and improve business processes while remaining on budget.
The board discussed and took action on several key topics, including chair remarks and transitions in leadership, specifically regarding the outgoing and incoming President and CEO. Procurement items were approved, including contracts for electric services, fuel, civil engineering, engineering for lake dams, and an increase in funding for transmission monopoles. The board also reviewed committee reports from various oversight and input committees. Additionally, the Omicron routing and siting project was discussed, with the board authorizing the project based on the Public Utility Commission-approved route. A quarterly performance update and the generation plan refresh were also reviewed.
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The board meeting focused on the transition of leadership at CPS Energy. Key agenda items included the acceptance of the President and CEO's notice of retirement and the appointment of an interim President and CEO. Additionally, the board discussed the activation of a search committee to select a permanent successor and the importance of succession planning to ensure organizational continuity.
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