Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Marin Municipal Water Dist.
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Jun 2, 2026
Dec 31, 2026
Provide plumbing services aligned with water-efficient principles.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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Corte Madera
County
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Marin
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
220 Nellen Ave
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(415) 945-1455
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
94925
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Marin Municipal Water Dist
This Hazard Mitigation Plan outlines strategies to reduce risk and enhance the resiliency of the Marin Municipal Water District's water system against natural disasters. Key priorities include protecting life and property (including equity priority communities), ensuring the continuity of essential water services by minimizing damage to critical infrastructure, safeguarding natural resources and local water supplies, and raising public awareness about potential water loss risks. The plan provides a framework for implementing local mitigation activities, aligning with federal requirements for disaster preparedness and funding eligibility.
The board meeting included public comments regarding the district's data collection and water conservation trends, alongside concerns about the trails management plan and fiscal priorities. Board reports were provided on the North Bay Watershed Association. The consent calendar was approved, involving the purchase of corrosion control chemicals and an amendment to a professional services agreement. Finally, a significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to an update on the water rate setting process, detailing the legal requirements under Proposition 218, the cost-of-service analysis methodology, and comparisons of the current rate tier structure against other water agencies in the region.
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The meeting focused on the Year One report for the eBike class one trial program. Key discussion items included an overview of the comprehensive monitoring program, which encompasses trail usage data, visitor surveys, bat population monitoring, northern spotted owl habitat assessment, and early detection efforts for invasive plants. The Board reviewed findings on visitor demographics and trail usage patterns, received updates on acoustic bat monitoring identifying 15 unique species, and discussed ongoing efforts regarding spotted owl nest site protection and invasive weed management. Additionally, the Board addressed incident reporting protocols and plans for future stakeholder engagement.
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