Supplying Optical Ground Wire (OPGW) for the Ancient Lake - Frenchman Hills 115kV Line Rebuild RFP
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Sep 15, 2026
Oct 6, 2026
Supplying optical ground wire (opgw).
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Census ID
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136095
Employee FTE
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800
Population
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105,727
Procurement Hell Score
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35 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Grant County
The meeting involved a review of the consent agenda and various administrative and policy topics. Key discussions included the launch of an updated county website, the participation of staff in the NACO Rural Emergency Symposium to address regional energy and solar policy, and road maintenance updates regarding chip seal cleanup. The board also reviewed requests for upcoming presentations from local organizations, discussed attendance at a solar project ribbon-cutting, and coordinated participation for the Columbia Basin Development League annual meeting. Additionally, the commissioners planned the schedule for upcoming budget sessions, addressed the opening of the lodging tax grant application period, and explored improvements to the electronic consent agenda process.
The meeting included an update on a proposed Washington Wildland Aviation Protection Act, which aims to establish state-level criminal statutes for drone operation in wildfire areas. The board discussed the retention of Clear Risk coverage and the need for better communication regarding budget decisions. FEMA's use of space at the Port of Ephrata for wildfire supply distribution was noted. Updates were provided on the county jail's inmate movement logistics, security agreement renewals for county facilities, and internal budget work group discussions regarding bond revenue allocations. Additionally, the commissioners received a debriefing on a recent public works employee accident, confirming no safety violations were found, and touched upon upcoming leadership roundtables and public records requests.
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The board discussed various operational and financial matters, including the maintenance and commission structure for fairgrounds booths, specifically targeting nonprofit vendors. There was an in-depth review of budget allocation errors involving the safety committee and ongoing efforts to reconcile these figures. Additionally, the board addressed the Washington Wildland Aviation Protection Act, the possibility of implementing a countywide fireworks ban, and the potential for placing an advisory vote on the ballot to gauge public opinion on firework regulations.
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