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Sep 1, 2026
Sep 29, 2026
Work consists of the construction of a new 25 MGD rate of flow control station (ROFC) and associated supply pipeline. Scope of work includes - 12 LS rate of flow control station and below-grade structure; 1 LS yard piping; 1 LS yard and site access improvements and site work; 1 LS 36" feed pipeline; 1 LS electrical and instrumentation; see outside link.
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Aug 27, 2026
Sep 24, 2026
The Southern Nevada Water Authority invites qualified firms to bid on protective-coating work at its water treatment facilities, pumping stations, rate-of-flow control stations, transmission piping systems, and related sites. The work covers scheduled and unscheduled repairs and maintenance of protective coating systems on civil works and mechanical installations at facilities located throughout Clark County and other listed service locations. Bidders must provide labor, construction materials, tools, equipment, and inspection/testing services, and the engineer’s estimate is $500,000.00.
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Aug 25, 2026
Sep 29, 2026
The Southern Nevada Water Authority is soliciting qualified firms for professional engineering services to perform condition assessments and financial modeling related to replacement of weirs in the Las Vegas Wash. Proposals must be submitted electronically through the SNWA/LVVWD Bonfire Portal. The opportunity is an issued, active procurement solicitation—not a grant—and closes on September 29, 2026.
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Las Vegas
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Clark
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1001 S Valley View Blvd
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(702) 258-3930
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89107
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The provided context lists multiple Oracle-related agreements, including various Statements of Work for LVVWD with Mythics, amendments to a Master Services Agreement, different Oracle support contracts (Linux Premier, Hardware, Software), and Joinder agreements. These documents cover diverse services and products over several periods, with each file name specifying effective dates and unique identifiers for the respective agreement.
This Joinder Agreement facilitates the Las Vegas Valley Water District's procurement of Oracle products and services from Mythics, Inc., by leveraging an existing Master Agreement (180233) with Maricopa County. It includes a specific Scope of Work (SOW #139566) for consulting services valued at $199,700.00, focusing on migrating databases to Oracle Exadata Cloud at Customer and configuring a Zero Data Loss Recovery Appliance over a 12-month period. The agreement also incorporates various Oracle and Mythics standard terms and conditions.
This document outlines the Oracle Public Sector Master Agreement General Terms between Oracle America, Inc. and Clark County, Nevada. Effective June 1, 2022, the agreement provides a framework for the county to procure various Oracle products and services, including cloud services, hardware, Oracle Linux and VM service offerings, programs, and other services, through individual orders placed under specific Schedules. The Master Agreement is valid for placing orders until June 1, 2023, with a possibility of extending for four one-year renewal periods. It covers standard contractual provisions such as definitions, ownership, indemnification, termination, fees, non-disclosure, and governing law.
This document is a proposal from Mythics, Inc. to Lee Vaque Valley Water Dairy for Oracle Cloud Services and hardware. It includes a total initial fee of $1,227,000.72, option year pricing, detailed end-user terms for ExaCC, Universal Credits, and ZDLAA hardware, and an extensive rate card for various IaaS/PaaS public cloud services. The proposal specifies purchasing instructions and references a related county contract.
This document is Change Request Form (CRF) Number 003, issued on January 31, 2024, by Mythics, LLC to Las Vegas Valley Water District. It extends the period of performance for the existing Statement of Work (SOW) #139566 through June 30, 2024, with no financial impact. The change was acknowledged by both parties, with signatures dated March 21 and March 26, 2024.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Southern Nevada Water Authority
This report summarizes the activities and recommendations of the Integrated Resource Planning Advisory Committee 2020 (IRPAC 2020). It provides 22 recommendations to guide the Southern Nevada Water Authority's long-term planning efforts across several key areas including asset management, facilities and infrastructure development, water resource acquisition and management, water conservation initiatives, and sustainable funding mechanisms for its Major Construction and Capital Plan (MCCP). The recommendations aim to ensure regional water reliability, maximize resource efficiency, and achieve conservation goals for Southern Nevada.
The board meeting agenda included the appointment of the Chair and Vice Chair for the upcoming fiscal year, the appointment of directors to the Colorado River Commission, and a presentation by the Youth Conservation Council. The board discussed the ratification of an interlocal agreement with the Nevada Department of Wildlife for raw water delivery. Additional business items involved the approval of system conservation implementation agreements with the Bureau of Reclamation, cooperative funding agreements for precipitation enhancement, and water rights assignment agreements with industrial partners. The board also reviewed professional staffing service agreements and received updates regarding Colorado River Basin water resources, drought conditions, and conservation initiatives.
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This Regional Water Quality Plan, developed by the Las Vegas Valley Watershed Advisory Committee (LVVWAC), serves as a roadmap for continued collaboration among water, wastewater, and stormwater agencies to enhance overall watershed management. The plan focuses on six primary goals: protecting Lake Mead as a water source, meeting or surpassing environmental standards, preserving natural and cultural watershed values, sustaining water resources for future generations, managing flood risks, and building community awareness and support for watershed management. The overarching mission is to protect, preserve, and enhance water resources in the Las Vegas Valley Watershed to ensure economic well-being and environmental protection for present and future generations.
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