One (1) 20-Class Directional Boring Machine and Locating System
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Oct 29, 2026
Oct 13, 2026
Supplying One (1) 20-class directional boring machine and locating system.
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Posted
Oct 29, 2026
Oct 13, 2026
Supplying One (1) 20-class directional boring machine and locating system.
Posted
Sep 29, 2026
Oct 13, 2026
Furnishing of one (1) directional boring machine and one (1) locating system. The directional boring machine shall be a vermeer d24x40 s3 navigator hdd or m. U. D. -approved equal, configured with 10 ft drill rod and a factory-installed, fully enclosed operator cab. The locating system shall be a current-production digitrak ares with supercore transmitter and aurora af10 display or m. U. D. -approved equal.
Posted
Sep 29, 2026
Oct 13, 2026
Furnish and install water main, coatings, fittings, poly encasement, and trace wire. 10 LF of 12" DIPJ pipe; 200 LF of 8" augering for pipe; 1 Ea furnish and install valve and vault, install 8" gate valve; 1 Ea ty 1 hydrant: furnish and install tee, pipe, fittings, valve, adjustable valve box, and hydrant; install valve and hydrant for a Type 1 Hydrant, (standard). See attached file.
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Omaha
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Douglas
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7350 World Communications Dr
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(402) 554-6666
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68122
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This document outlines the "Gas Infrastructure Replacement (GIR) Rider" from the Metropolitan Utilities District, effective January 2, 2025. The rider applies to all of the District's sales and transportation rate schedules, with the purpose of recovering costs associated with gas main replacement. It details monthly charges per meter for various customer classes and rate schedules, specifies minimum monthly billing, and includes payment terms with a late payment charge.
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The board meeting focused on several key operational and administrative items. Discussion topics included multiple capital expenditure requests for water treatment plant rehabilitations, building automation system upgrades, SCADA monitoring site expansions, and regulator station relocations. The board reviewed procurement bids for new equipment and services, including facility maintenance and snow removal. Additionally, the agenda covered main extension requests for new residential subdivisions, various employee wage and salary increases, and the renewal of group insurance contracts for medical, dental, and disability plans. Proposed amendments to gas rules and declarations regarding surplus property were also included for consideration.
The document outlines the agendas and supporting internal communications for upcoming Committee and Regular Board Meetings. Key agenda items include the authorization of capital expenditures for various infrastructure projects, such as water system master plan updates, facility equipment replacements, and pipeline improvements. The board will also review the acceptance of contracts and final estimates, approve main extensions for new residential and commercial subdivisions, and address wage and salary increases for employees. Furthermore, the meeting will cover the procurement of materials and services via bid reviews, alongside the selection of a new Senior Vice President of Field Operations, Safety, and Security.
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The board meeting included a safety and security briefing covering emergency evacuation procedures and medical emergency response. Presentations were given regarding proposed capital expenditures for buildings, plants, and equipment, including a major low service raw water pipeline improvement project, as well as system improvements like gas main installations and hydrant painting. The meeting also addressed construction project status updates, the approval of a change order for a water main replacement project due to unexpected fiber relocation, and a review of procurement bids for investigative water service inspections and security guard services.
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