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Sep 26, 2026
Oct 23, 2026
The work includes: Scheduled maintenance and on-call non-emergency and emergency maintenance of overhead doors.
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Sep 26, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
The work includes: preventive maintenance, Class B operator inspection, testing, calibration, and as needed sump pump- outs, of above ground and underground fuel storage tanks located at various Authority facilities.
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Sep 26, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
Harbor and outfall monitoring 2027-2030.
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City
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Boston
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Suffolk
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Charlestown Navy Yard, 100 First Ave, Bldg. 39
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02129
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This document is a Master Agreement between Oracle America, Inc. and Mass Water Resources Authority, comprised of General Terms and a Public Sector Program Schedule (Schedule P). It establishes the framework for future orders of Oracle products (Programs, Hardware, Integrated Software, Operating Systems) and services, including technical support. The agreement outlines definitions, rights granted and restrictions, ownership, indemnification, termination conditions, payment terms, and other legal stipulations. It allows for the placement of orders for a five-year period starting from an unspecified effective date.
This document is a Public Sector Agreement for Oracle Cloud Services between Oracle America, Inc. and the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority. It defines the general terms and conditions for procuring Oracle Cloud Services, covering aspects like service usage, fees, ownership, data protection, warranties, liabilities, and termination. The agreement acts as a master framework for orders, with an identified expiration date of June 13, 2025, for services provided to the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority.
This document is Amendment One to an Oracle Master Agreement (US-TGMA-13637281-08-DEC-2021) between Mass Water Resources Authority and Oracle America, Inc. Its core purpose is to modify Section 2, 'MASTER AGREEMENT TERM AND APPLICABLE SCHEDULES', by replacing the original first sentence with 'This Master Agreement is applicable to the order which this Master Agreement accompanies.' The amendment confirms the Master Agreement remains in full force and effect subject to these modifications.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Massachusetts Water Resources Authority
The committee met to review the draft position profile for the Executive Director position, including discussions on key opportunities, challenges, required qualifications, and the inclusion of organizational maps. Additionally, the committee evaluated and reached a consensus to recommend a salary range for the Executive Director position to the Board of Directors. The committee also reviewed the draft work plan, including upcoming milestones and outreach strategies for candidate recruitment.
The committee meeting covered updates on drought conditions, water conservation standards, and the Interbasin Transfer Act processes. Discussions included financial consequences of the Combined Sewer Overflow Long-Term Control Plan, reservoir status, federal PFAS regulation revisions, and water tunnel redundancy projects. A presentation on watershed forestry addressed carbon sequestration, regeneration monitoring, and the use of Forest Stand Improvement. The committee reviewed the developing forest-reserve framework, the effectiveness of thermal drone surveys for tracking deer density, and the status of an invasive-species management plan. The meeting concluded with a field tour of Department of Conservation and Recreation forestry project sites.
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The board meeting agenda and minutes cover a wide range of operational, administrative, and policy matters. Key topics include the status of major infrastructure projects such as the Section 56 Saugus River Crossing and the Deer Island Treatment Plant Clarifier Rehabilitation. Administrative actions involved approving contract amendments for security guard services, software upgrades, and janitorial services, as well as the appointment of key personnel. The board also addressed non-union manager compensation studies, delegated authority reports for various procurement activities, and water connection policies. Additionally, executive sessions were held to discuss real estate acquisitions, litigation strategies, and security updates.
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