2026- Submersible Transformers RFP
Posted
Aug 29, 2026
Sep 15, 2026
Purchase of: single- phase submersible transformers.
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Posted
Aug 29, 2026
Sep 15, 2026
Purchase of: single- phase submersible transformers.
Posted
Aug 27, 2026
Sep 17, 2026
Invitation for Bids for the purchase of a new combilift.
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Littleton
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Middlesex
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39 Ayer Road
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01460
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Littleton Electric Light & Water Department (LELWD)
The board discussed public input regarding grant-funded projects and staff support during elections. A significant portion of the meeting addressed an Open Meeting Law complaint regarding a past grant allocation for public safety equipment, with the board finding no violation occurred. Other key topics included a review of financial reports for the electric, water, and sewer departments, updates on various capital projects including watermain installations and garage rehabilitation, and the processing of a betterment abatement request which was ultimately denied. Additionally, the board addressed a personal complaint regarding misinformation and discussed the process for reviewing and approving grant requests from other town departments.
The Board discussed a betterment abatement request for a property, reviewed the 2026 financial and capital budgets for the electric, water, and sewer departments, and received updates on various capital projects including tree wire, underground wire improvements, fiber grants, and well cleaning. The Board also approved a community grant for the local athletic department and discussed an upcoming land acquisition RFP. Additionally, the General Manager provided updates on upcoming community and employee events.
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The board reviewed financial reports and operational budgets for the Electric Light, Water, and Sewer departments. Key discussions included capital project updates such as the Blood Road delay, progress on the Fiber Grant, recloser project bidding, and storm response efforts. The board approved community grants for an EV charging station and a town clerk storage shed. Water department topics included media replacement and well cleaning efforts, while the sewer department discussed discharge permit applications and various property-related agreements. Additionally, the General Manager provided departmental updates, including planning for a future shredding event.
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