Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Metropolitan Denver Water Authority.
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Sep 21, 2026
Oct 16, 2026
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Feb 3, 2025
Dec 31, 2028
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City
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Littleton
County
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Arapahoe
Address
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609 W Littleton Blvd
Phone Number
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(303) 628-6000
Zip Code
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80120
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Metropolitan Denver Water Authority
The Board discussed various operational and strategic items, including a contract amendment for the Hazeltine Pump Station, a new contract for vault modifications at 64th Avenue, and a contract extension for hydroelectric facility power sales. The Board adopted a resolution regarding a DCIP grant application for security and communications hardening. Presentations were provided on quarterly performance, including budget variances and drought-related revenue impacts. Additionally, the Board received comprehensive updates on drought response efforts, enforcement of watering restrictions, and the Main Replacement Program. The meeting also addressed the CEO's update regarding the Santa Fe Streetscape project and ongoing negotiations concerning the exchange of property with the Denver Broncos, emphasizing the protection of ratepayer interests.
The Board of Water Commissioners discussed and approved several contract items, including maintenance for the external website, gate and valve replacements for the Diversion Dam, and final design services for the Gross Reservoir Expansion Site Renewal. The Board adopted a resolution amending drought declarations, setting a Stage 1 Drought and ending the lawn-watering season on October 1. Additionally, the Board reviewed drought-related penalty enforcement, received an update on the 2026 Asset Management program, and heard reports regarding CEO leadership transitions and monthly financial performance.
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The Board of Water Commissioners conducted a meeting addressing several key topics. They authorized a second contract for the 16th Street Mall Reconstruction project and a second amendment to the CIGNA administrative service contract. The Board adopted a resolution supporting a state ballot initiative related to funding for land and water conservation. Additionally, they reviewed and approved the 2027 Total Rewards Proposal, including benefit plan designs and pay plan adjustments. The Board also delegated authority to the CFO regarding annual inflationary increases to System Development Charges. Further discussions included a drought response update and a review of the Piney River Ranch property status, which involved public comments regarding its future use.
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