The Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources and the Rhode Island Commerce Corporation’s Renewable Energy Fund are seeking proposals from qualified vendors to prepare Rhode Island Clean Energy Industry Reports for 2026 through 2028. The selected vendor will conduct research and analysis, produce an annual report and presentations, and participate in stakeholder meetings as needed under an initial three-year contract with possible renewals. This is a procurement for contracted research services, not a grant program, and the solicitation remains open as of September 23, 2026, with responses due October 20, 2026.
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Oracle America, Inc. at Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources
Effective: Jul 1, 2014Expires: Sep 30, 2026Expiration date locked.
This document is an amendment to an existing State of Rhode Island contract (SC-1000000130) with Oracle America Inc. extending its effective period until January 1, 2027, and increasing the contract value. It includes an Oracle Ordering Document for $400,000.00 worth of PaaS and IaaS Universal Credits over a 12-month period, and several monthly invoices detailing usage-based billing for various cloud services provided to the University of Rhode Island. The amendment also references an additional increase due to unanticipated Pay-as-You-Go pricing.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources
Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management Council Semimonthly Meeting
Date: Nov 25, 2025Type: Meeting mention
The council reviewed subcommittee reports regarding the Buttonwoods matter and the Spring Avenue extension. Staff reports provided updates on the removal of creosote pilings at the Point Street Bridge and the status of offshore cable project negotiations for South Coast Wind. The meeting also addressed the formal designation of Everett Avenue in Westerly as a public right-of-way to the shore, with legal counsel and public testimony provided regarding historical documentation and the petition's procedural history.
Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management Council Semimonthly Meeting
Date: Sep 9, 2025Type: Meeting mention
The Council reviewed staff updates regarding training exercises with the Rhode Island Builders Association, ongoing identification of projects for the Water Resource Development Act, the status of the Quidnesset restoration plan, the South Coast Wind application, and upcoming subcommittee hearings. The meeting included the rescheduling of an application by the Narragansett Electric Company due to a conflict of interest. Additionally, the Council approved applications for Water Street Landing Realty for new marina certification and establishment of a perimeter limit, as well as an application for Harbor Realty to reconfigure fixed piers and install floating docks.
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Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management Council Rights of Way Subcommittee Subcommittee Meeting
Date: Jul 22, 2025Type: Meeting mention
The meeting focused on a petition regarding the Buttonwoods rights-of-way, specifically debating whether streets dedicated by the Buttonwood Beach Association qualify as public highways. Arguments centered on the history of street dedication, the impact of prior street abandonment actions by the city council, and legal interpretations regarding whether there is sufficient evidence to proceed to a formal public hearing. The subcommittee reviewed legal precedents concerning street dedication, acceptance, and the burden of proof required in administrative proceedings.
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