Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Utah Department of Environmental Quality.
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Jan 2, 2032
This RFP seeks a contractor to provide engineering technical assistance to small or disadvantaged public drinking water systems for remediation of emerging contaminants, including PFAS, by conducting feasibility studies, concept designs, and assisting with funding applications.
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City
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Salt Lake City
County
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Salt Lake
Address
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195 N 1950 W
Phone Number
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(801) 536-4000
Zip Code
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84116
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Utah Department of Environmental Quality
The committee reviewed project funding requests, including $2.116 million for aeration upgrades in Mount Pleasant City, $4.773 million for lagoon treatment system improvements in Fillmore City, and $3 million for sewer line extensions for Bear Lake Special Services. Discussion focused on a shift in the current funding cycle, with the committee noting that available balances are sufficient to support all project applications, with formal consideration of specific project parameters scheduled for a future board meeting.
The board meeting covered an executive report regarding federal regulatory affairs and departmental partnerships, and a discussion on infrastructure financing, specifically addressing the water demands of high-energy industries and data centers. Actions taken included approving a settlement agreement for Spanish Fork City, authorizing a revised funding package for Hinckley Town, and initiating informal rulemaking for facility operator certifications related to Great Salt Lake mineral extraction. Additionally, the board reviewed municipal wastewater planning data.
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The board discussed and took action on several items, including a presentation on financial hardship policy alternatives, an executive secretary report regarding administrative transitions, and budget updates. The board authorized funding requests, including a grant and loan for Spanish Fork City's wastewater plant project and supplemental loan funding for the San Juan Spanish Valley Special Service District's collection system project. Additionally, the board initiated rule-making for storm water discharge and adopted amendments to water quality standards.
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