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Oct 7, 2026
GEUS seeks proposals for an annual boiler service contract to maintain and repair Steam Boilers 1, 2, and 3. The contractor will provide on-call inspection, maintenance, and repair, including work on boiler tubes, refractory, burners, casings, valves, insulation, air preheaters, and code-compliant welding. Services are performed as needed, with no guaranteed minimum quantity of work.
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Sep 22, 2026
Oct 7, 2026
Procurement of on-call inspection, troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair services for steam turbines and associated equipment serving GEUS Steam Units.
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Sep 22, 2026
Oct 7, 2026
GEUS is soliciting proposals for annual pump inspection and repair services for pumps associated with its steam generating units.
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City
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Greenville
County
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Hunt
Address
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2810 Wesley Street
Zip Code
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75401
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Greenville Electric Utility System (GEUS)
The event focused on introducing political candidates for a state representative position, with a specific focus on issues related to economic development in Hunt County. Key discussion topics included infrastructure needs, transportation, healthcare, education, small business growth, taxation, zoning laws, and law enforcement support. Candidates shared their platforms, personal backgrounds, and visions for the future of the county.
The town hall meeting provided an overview of a community solar project, discussing the background and governance of the community-owned utility, Juice. Key topics included the benefits of the 10-megawatt distributed solar initiative, such as hedging against rising energy costs, providing renewable rate options for customers, and the projected tax revenue. The project involves the installation of solar facilities across four specific sites in Hunt County, with local operation and maintenance by Sunrid. Discussions also addressed concerns regarding liability, responsibility for future cleanup, and the potential for the utility to purchase the facilities in the future.
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The meeting featured a prayer, the Pledge of Allegiance, and the four-way test. Discussion topics included August birthdays and anniversaries, the collection of funds for school supplies and athletic gear for children in Costa, a fundraiser for the Boys and Girls Club involving a Jeep, and the donation of textbook series from Lone Oak ISD. Updates were provided on the Cotton Patch Challenge cycling event and charity efforts, including the PB&J Roundup to support senior citizens. Congressman Keith Self presented information about his office, district coverage, and current congressional initiatives, including the Congressional Veterans Commendation.
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