Three Phase 23KV Padmount Transformers RFP
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Oct 20, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Three phase 23KV padmount transformers.
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Three phase 23KV padmount transformers.
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Three phase 27KV reclosers.
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LED flood lights.
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City
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Peabody
County
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Essex
Address
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201 Warren Street Extension
Zip Code
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01960
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Peabody Municipal Light Plant (PMLP)
The meeting covered various operational and administrative items. Discussions included the relationship between the utility and the city, updates on community events such as the Hazardous Waste Day and Science Fair, and progress on union contract negotiations. Staff provided updates on personnel recruitment, and the commission authorized a contract for the replacement of the LM5000 upper exhaust stack. Financial reviews were conducted, including a monthly expense report, an evaluation of the power supply request for information, and the handling of MMWEC funds. Following an executive session, the commission ratified a proposal for a summer residential credit and authorized the general manager to negotiate core power supply services for the upcoming four-year period.
The Commission addressed a resident proposal to fund flag pole installations for the upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States. The Manager's report covered updates on the annual Science Fair, lineworker performance recognition, the launch of the Home Advantage Program, the status of the GT1 asset for potential sale, and personnel changes. The Commission reviewed and accepted the 2025 financial audit and authorized a contribution to the Other Post Employee Benefits liability trust fund. Additionally, a presentation was provided regarding organizational structure and staffing, and the Commission approved the annual payment in lieu of taxes to the Town of Lynnfield before adjourning to an executive session.
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The Commission discussed several operational and strategic initiatives. Key topics included the maintenance of current convenience fee processes, updates on an organizational review and the Power Supply Request for Information process, and an invitation to participate in a local parade. Approval was granted for the tariff equation for an Inclusive Utility Investment pilot program, and the Commission authorized moving forward with a Battery Energy Storage System concept. Other discussions involved staffing strategies, potential legal representation for the Commission, a review of meeting procedure guidelines, and a proposal to establish a scholarship fund supported by a golf tournament. The Commission also noted the receipt of funds from the Hydro Quebec project.
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