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Sep 4, 2026
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Project work includes the request of securing a consultant to support the WSSC's drinking water contamination preparedness, surveillance, and response programs under the environmental protection agency (EPA’s) surveillance and response system (SRS) framework.
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Aug 31, 2026
Sep 29, 2026
Provide utility locating and marking services.
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Aug 31, 2026
Sep 23, 2026
Seeks a qualified and experienced firm to provide professional video production, editing, livestream meeting operations through microsoft teams and granicus for external and internal stakeholders, and related multimedia communication services.
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Laurel
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Prince George
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14501 Sweitzer Ln
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20707
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
The commission received an update regarding emergency repairs on the Potomac Interceptor, confirming completion and flow restoration. Future planned rehabilitation projects were discussed, along with cleaning efforts along the C&O canal. The commission reviewed the intermunicipal agreement, focusing on wastewater conveyance to Blue Plains, capital cost sharing responsibilities, and the projected financial impact on utility rates.
The public meeting addressed proposed changes to customer bills and the customer affordability program, prompted by the need for an aggressive schedule of capital improvements to renew aging water and wastewater facilities. Key discussion points included proposals stemming from an infrastructure funding working group, such as moving to 30-year financing for assets, adjusting the account maintenance fee, and recovering more costs through a fixed fee. The customer affordability program was introduced to assist customers with lower incomes. Attendees raised concerns regarding the proposed rate structure changes, particularly the impact of usage-based fees on smaller households and those who practice high levels of water conservation, arguing that it is inequitable. Commission staff explained the financial projections, conservative assumptions used for budgeting, and clarified that the proposed changes are the first step in a multi-year transformation, with the rate structure itself subject to future review.
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This document formally adopts the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission's Six-Year Capital Improvements Program for Fiscal Years 2022-2027. The program, approved by both Montgomery and Prince George's County Councils, outlines a total combined Capital Improvements Program of $5,584,388,000. It details significant investments in various water and sewer projects across both counties and specifies the associated funding sources and expenditure schedule, with the objective of implementing these approved projects over the designated six-year period.
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