Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Monterey Regional Waste Management District.
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Posted
Oct 11, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
Work includes installation of new 5,000-gallon water tanks and related work.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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Marina
County
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Monterey
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
14201 Del Monte Blvd
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
93933
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Monterey Regional Waste Management District
The board meeting featured a review of financial reports for June and July 2026, including updates on revenue, employment costs, and operating expenses. Deliberations focused on the Power Purchase Agreement with 3CE, the technical challenges of landfill gas power generation such as gas quality and equipment downtime, and potential future business models for gas utilization. The board evaluated the financial and operational risks associated with power generation versus flaring and discussed strategies to optimize future landfill gas usage.
The committee conducted an annual review of its bylaws, with no modifications suggested. Discussions also focused on the creation of a new 'communications associate' position classification, which was recommended for board approval to address evolving state legislation, such as Senate Bill 54, and to reallocate departmental resources. Furthermore, the committee reviewed and approved updates to the organization's conflict of interest code, primarily to align with current Fair Political Practices Commission standards, including the removal of the Board of Directors and the Director of Finance from specific reporting requirements.
Public-sector contacts connected to Monterey Regional Waste Management District.
The Finance Committee discussed revenue generation strategies to address a projected shortfall for capital infrastructure projects. Key topics included soliciting opportunities for landfill space to increase revenue, managing operating expenses, and evaluating long-term capital improvement needs against landfill life projections. The committee explored the potential to extend current agreements and stabilize revenue through 2036, while balancing the need for capital investment and managing legacy liabilities.
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