Marine Vessel Maintenance and Repair Services
Aug 1, 2026
Closes
Sep 14, 2026
Provide year-round marine vessel maintenance and repair services at DC Water’s boat yard.
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Aug 1, 2026
Closes
Sep 14, 2026
Provide year-round marine vessel maintenance and repair services at DC Water’s boat yard.
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Provide financial consulting services.
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Sep 11, 2026
Provide advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) equipment, software, implementation services, and ongoing support as part of its long-term metering modernization program.
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City
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Washington
County
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District of Columbia
Address
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1385 Canal Street SE
Zip Code
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20003
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Board meetings and strategic plans from DC Water
The meeting focused on the Lead Free DC program, detailing the progress in replacing lead service lines throughout the city. Key topics included the use of the public dashboard and mapping tool to verify service line materials, the process for homeowners and tenants to authorize replacement work via right-of-entry forms, and the distinction between DC Water-initiated and customer-initiated replacement programs. Speakers provided guidance on how to navigate the service line status map and how residents can request assistance for replacements.
The meeting served as a forum for the utility to discuss water conservation efforts, proposed changes to customer billing rates, and the operational structure of the organization. A significant portion of the discussion focused on lead monitoring and safety in the drinking water system, including resources available for customers to request water quality testing kits. The presentation also detailed the utility's independent status, its governing board, and its partnership with the Washington Aqueduct for water treatment. Additionally, the session facilitated the collection of customer feedback regarding service concerns.
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The meeting provided an update on the Soapstone Valley Park Sewer Rehabilitation Project. Discussion topics included project background, environmental benefits such as mitigating sewage spill risks and stream restoration, and construction status updates. Presenters detailed the Cured-in-Place Pipe (CIPP) installation process, including equipment usage and site logistics. The meeting also addressed community outreach plans, the importance of P-trap maintenance for residents to prevent sewer gas odors, and a comprehensive air quality monitoring plan, including real-time monitoring of volatile organic compounds and specific testing for chemicals like cumene and acetophenone during the CIPP operations.
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