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Jul 28, 2026
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Sep 30, 2026
Purpose of gathering information to assist the Commission to identify qualified candidates for contracting as a recreational vehicle, modular housing, and/or manufactured housing plan reviewer/inspector. See attached file and outside link.
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City
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Lincoln
County
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Lancaster
Address
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1200 N St # 300
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(402) 471-3101
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
68508
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Nebraska Public Service Commission
The Commission addressed various telecommunications and utility matters, including applications for transfers of control, audit extension requests for remittance reports, and broadband development funding. 911 service system matters were reviewed, including surcharge scheduling and advisory committee appointments. The Commission also handled transportation-related applications for common carrier authority, default judgments, and data collection extensions. Additionally, general administrative travel approvals were granted.
The Commission discussed several departmental items. In the Communications and NUSF department, orders were granted for boundary changes and authorization was given to file comments with the FCC. In the Natural Gas department, a notice of assessment was entered for Black Hills Energy. The Transportation department approved extensions and new authorities for several transit companies, including Family Transit, 100CareRide, and Heartwell Transportation, and established orders regarding TNC annual reports and fees. The Grain department approved a Grain Dealer License for Belden Grain. Finally, under General Administration, the Commission approved a contract with 911 Authority, LLC for technical assistance with the statewide transition to a new Emergency Services IP Network.
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The commission addressed proceedings across multiple departments. Key actions included the approval of telecommunications service applications, the management of federal capital project funds for broadband expansion, and the closure of a pilot program. The natural gas division processed aggregator applications, established jurisdictional utility assessments, and reviewed utility merger applications. The board approved several applications for the construction of electric transmission lines. Transportation agenda items involved enforcement actions, the denial of carrier applications, emergency rate adjustments, and the collection of annual data. Grain department activities included the termination of storage contracts, the dismissal of complaints, and the granting of grain dealer licenses. Additionally, the commission authorized a contract to update the state broadband cost model and received a report on an agency-wide transition to new collaboration software.
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