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Jul 31, 2026
Sep 17, 2026
Procurement of design, fabrication, supply, testing, delivery, and documentation for two compressed air skids, each comprising an air compressor, heated blower desiccant dryer with filters, and a receiver tank.
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Aug 11, 2026
Sep 11, 2026
This Invitation to Bid is for the design, fabrication, supply, testing, delivery, and documentation of agitators, specifically two (2) Maintenance Tank Agitators (side-entry, MX-200A/B) and two (2) Return Water Tank Agitators (side-entry, MX-910A/B).
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Jul 31, 2026
Sep 3, 2026
Procurement of engineering, design, supply, fabrication, delivery, erection, inspection, testing, and documentation for one 200,000 gallon nominal volume storage tank for FGD calcium sulfate and bottom ash service at the MPW Unit 9 Generation Station.
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Muscatine
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Muscatine
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3205 Cedar St
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52761
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Muscatine Power and Water
The Board approved the ratification of expenditures for the electric, water, and communications utilities. Financing for the Water Lead Service Line Replacement Project (Phase 1) was authorized, including the execution of a loan agreement with the Iowa Finance Authority. The Board set a public hearing date for the annual Transmission Rate Update (Attachment O). Additionally, the 2026 Board Policy Manual was approved, and the Unit 8 Boiler Repair project was authorized. A closed session was held to discuss business strategy for the Communications Utility, followed by approval to launch mobile services. The Board also designated a location for posting public notices and authorized new banking officers for deposit agreements.
The Board conducted a public hearing regarding the 2026 Administrative Office Remodel, followed by a regular meeting. Key outcomes included the finalization of plans and specifications for the office remodel and the award of the construction contract to Valley Construction Co. The Board updated Service Rules, confirmed the appointment of a new board member, and held elections for chairperson, vice-chairperson, and committee assignments. A resolution was adopted to recognize a retiring trustee for her years of service. Additionally, the Board reviewed various operational reports, financial statements, and legislative updates, and concluded with a closed session to discuss business strategy.
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The Board approved the 2025 Audit report, continued the engagement of Eide Bailly LLP for the 2026 audit, and authorized a revised project summary form for the 2026 Administrative Office Remodel. A resolution was adopted to set dates for receiving bids and conducting a public hearing regarding the office remodel project. The General Manager's report covered the hosting of a university delegation, a review of hedging alternatives for a natural gas project, the decision to decline an ARPA grant due to repayment requirements, and recognition of the utility's performance in safety, reliability, and operations by the American Public Power Association. Additionally, the Board reviewed financial statements, quarterly investment reports, project status updates, and strategic plan KPIs.
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