Electric Vehicle Charger Installation for Poe Building (Request for Proposal)
Jul 31, 2026
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Sep 4, 2026
Work includes electric vehicle charger installation.
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Jul 31, 2026
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Sep 15, 2026
The City of Riverside is soliciting proposals from a qualified civil engineering consultant to develop construction documents for replacing the Pierce Street Wastewater Lift Station. The scope includes engineering design, construction drawings, permitting compliance, and coordination with city utilities, and requires a valid California Professional Engineer license and relevant wastewater lift station experience. A mandatory pre-bid meeting is scheduled for August 19, 2026, questions are due August 28, 2026, and proposals are due September 15, 2026; the contract duration is five years.
Jul 20, 2026
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Aug 18, 2026
The City of Riverside is seeking proposals from qualified housing rehabilitation consulting firms to administer its Citywide Housing Rehabilitation Program for low-income, owner-occupied single-family residences. The selected contractor will manage outreach, applications, eligibility verification, rehabilitation projects, inspections, contractor coordination, compliance, and reporting under the CalHOME-funded program, with a total program budget of $500,000 and administrative costs capped at $100,000. This is a professional-services RFP—not a grant solicitation—and electronic proposals are due through the City's bidding portal by August 18, 2026, at 12:00 PM PDT.
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This Professional Consultant Services Agreement between the City of Riverside and Govinvest, Inc. outlines the provision of actuarial services and technology, specifically the GovInvest Labor Module. The service term begins on March 31, 2022, and concludes on March 25, 2025. Compensation is set at $32,500 annually for three years, totaling $97,500. The agreement details the scope of work, implementation steps, key personnel, and various terms and conditions including indemnification and insurance requirements.
This document is a First Amendment to a Professional Consultant Services Agreement between the City of Riverside and GovInvest Inc., made effective May 2, 2023. It modifies an original agreement (dated May 17, 2022, expiring March 25, 2025) to incorporate an additional fifteen-hour On-Demand Support Package for Actuarial Services and Technology. This amendment adds $4,000.00 in compensation for these additional services to the original contract, which had a total amount of $97,500.
This document is a First Amendment to a Professional Consultant Services Agreement between the City of Riverside and GovInvest Inc., dated May 2, 2023. It amends an original agreement from May 17, 2022, which is set to expire on March 25, 2025. The amendment adds a new fifteen (15) hour On-Demand Support Package, including services such as Roll-Up Cost Summary and Presentation, New Special Pay Review, and Strategy Discussion for Labor Negotiations. The additional compensation for these services is $4,000.00, applicable for the remaining term of the original agreement.
This document is an invoice from GovInvest Inc. to Riverside for an annual subscription fee for their Costing Module. The service period is from March 26, 2023, to March 25, 2024, with a total amount due of $32,500.00. Payment options include check or bank ACH transfer.
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The Board of Public Utilities held a meeting to address several key agenda items, including a public hearing regarding the closure of the WA-12 Agricultural Service Water Rate Schedule to new customers. The Board recognized the 2025 Employees of the Year and authorized various capital projects, including the Hunter Substation Circuit Tie Addition and Pole Replacement, service lateral modifications related to the Gage Water Transfer and Olivewood Conveyance Agreement, and a significant increase in change order authority for the Springs Circuit Reliability Project. Additionally, the Board discussed amendments to the City's Code of Ethics regarding campaign materials on public property and recommended approval for a five-year professional services agreement for emissions testing and environmental consulting at several power plants. The meeting concluded with a review of reports from the General Manager.
The Council meeting involved various legislative and administrative actions, including the appointment of members to the Park and Recreation Commission and the Board of Public Utilities. Key legislative approvals included a new Citywide Special Events, Programs, and Projects Policy, amendments to the Code of Ethics and Conduct, revisions to administrative citation fees, and zoning code map amendments for specific parcels. The Council also authorized lease agreements for the Riverside Municipal Airport, ratified emergency scaffolding repairs for the Harada House, and accepted multiple grants for library services, adult literacy, and illegal disposal site abatement. Operational approvals included the annual water supply assessment, the contract for Central Avenue slope repairs, and a citywide speed limit reduction program. A public hearing was held regarding the Transportation Uniform Mitigation Fee, and several litigation and personnel matters were addressed in a closed session.
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The board conducted elections for the positions of Chair and Vice Chair. The 2026 Workplan was approved. Discussion regarding the formation of Ad Hoc Committees and the review of Standing Rules and Hearing Rules and Procedures were continued to a future meeting. Additionally, the board received updates on public education, outreach, and a potential charter ballot measure. Staff provided information regarding the request for board dissolution and coordinated representation for an upcoming Kiwanis meeting.
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