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4-County Electric Power Association 5265 South Frontage Road COLUMBUS MS 39703 USA

UEI: SLED_9CA79EFCE9E2629B

4-County Electric Power Association 5265 South Frontage Road COLUMBUS MS 39703 USA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_9CA79EFCE9E2629B. It has been awarded $19,201,824 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Water Supply and Irrigation Systems.

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City of Lethbridge - Request for Proposal - WTP Filter Media Replacement

Solicitation # AB-2026-05467

The City of Lethbridge is seeking qualified vendors to replace the filter media at its Water Treatment Plant as part of a broader expansion initiative aimed at improving operational efficiency. The primary objective is to optimize filter performance by evaluating alternative media types that can enhance flow rates and overall treatment capacity, based on preliminary desktop assessments. This effort is critical to ensuring the plant meets future demand while maintaining water quality standards. Full-scale pilot testing will be required to validate performance under real-world conditions before any final selection or implementation, providing confidence in the long-term reliability and effectiveness of the chosen media. Interested parties must submit proposals in response to solicitation number AB-2026-05467, with a deadline of September 3, 2026, at 8:00 PM MT. The procurement is open to all eligible suppliers without set-aside provisions, and all work must be performed in Lethbridge, Alberta. Point of contact for questions and submissions is Nicki Van Eck, the Buyer, reachable via email at nicki.vaneck@lethbridge.ca. Proposals must demonstrate technical expertise in water treatment filtration systems, experience with pilot-scale testing, and a clear plan for evaluating and comparing media options to meet the city’s performance goals.

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Rental and Maintenance of Reverse Osmosis System

Solicitation # 060-3042002-CC

The contract involves the rental and maintenance of a reverse osmosis system for the Sheriff-Coroner agency in California, specifically based in Santa Ana with a ZIP code of 92701. The solicitation number is 060-3042002-CC, and responses are due by September 4, 2026, at 11:00 PM. This opportunity is open to state, local, and educational government entities and does not specify a NAICS code or set-aside classification. The system will be used for water purification needs critical to agency operations, though the exact location of performance is not detailed beyond the state of California. The primary point of contact for questions or submissions is Courtland Carey, Procurement Buyer Trainee, reachable via email at ccarey@ocsheriff.gov or phone at 714-832-4312. All bids must be submitted through the designated online portal before the deadline to be considered.

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WVWA-FOD-27-03 Water Meters & Appurtenances

Solicitation # IFB-125440

The Western Virginia Water Authority is soliciting bids for water meters and associated appurtenances under solicitation number IFB-125440, titled WVWA-FOD-27-03. All supplies must be delivered to the authority’s warehouse located at 3322 Hollins Road NE, Roanoke, VA 24012, with bids due by August 18, 2026, at 7:00 PM Eastern Time. The bid documents are available for download through the official portal, and interested parties are expected to review them thoroughly prior to submission. This procurement is issued by a state and local government entity under the agency name Virginia, with no specific set-aside designation indicated. Contact for inquiries is Trent Cox, reachable at 540-283-2973 or trent.cox@westernvawater.org. The opportunity is open to qualified suppliers with no NAICS code specified, and performance is limited to the Roanoke, Virginia area.

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William Beaumont Army Medical Center, Fort Bliss, Texas Water Purification and Treatment Services

Solicitation # W81K0026QA253

The U.S. Department of Defense, through W40M MRC0 West, is soliciting proposals under contract number W81K0026QA253 for water purification and treatment services at William Beaumont Army Medical Center, Fort Bliss, Texas. The acquisition is structured as a Small Business Set Aside, open only to small businesses including Women-Owned, Economically Disadvantaged Woman-Owned, and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses, with a NAICS code of 221310. The contract requires the lessee to provide, install, operate, and maintain a mobile water purification system under a Firm Fixed Price arrangement, with a base performance period of one year starting October 1, 2026, and two optional one-year extensions through September 30, 2029. The technical scope includes site preparation, utility connections, system commissioning, 95% uptime compliance, adherence to Joint Commission and OSHA standards, infection control protocols, and providing technical training to medical center staff. All proposals must meet strict technical acceptability criteria, including delivery and installation capability, before price is evaluated. The award will be made on a Lowest Price, Technically Acceptable basis, with failure to meet any technical requirement resulting in disqualification. Offers must be submitted electronically to designated points of contact by August 27, 2026, and contractors must be registered in SAM.gov with valid UEI and CAGE codes. Required compliance includes NIST SP 800-171, DFARS safeguarding clauses, antiterrorism training, PIV identification, and exclusion screenings via HHS OIG and TRICARE lists. Contractors are prohibited from engaging with entities linked to the Maduro regime or Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region and must adhere to subcontracting limitations, with no more than 50% of payments going to non-similarly situated subcontractors. All invoicing must be submitted through WAWF, and the government retains full authority for inspection and acceptance at the Fort Bliss site. The Contracting Officer’s Representative will conduct continuous surveillance, and unprofessional conduct or noncompliance may lead to immediate termination. No contract value is available as pricing data is not included in the solicitation, but full pricing by CLIN is mandatory for proposal eligibility.

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Well System Operation & Maintenance ServicesThe contract encompasses the routine operation, monitoring, preventive maintenance, and compliance reporting for Begonia Well 3, requiring continuous pump operation, regular water quality sampling, and systematic integrity checks to ensure reliable and safe water production. All activities must adhere to established regulatory standards and include detailed documentation to support ongoing compliance obligations. The work is performed under a subcontract titled Well System Operation & Maintenance Services, issued by the California State Water Resources Control Board, and falls under NAICS code 221310 for Water Supply and Irrigation Systems. Services are to be carried out in accordance with state requirements, with the performance location tied to the well site, though specific geographic details are not provided. The contract was posted on July 31, 2026, and all responsibilities must be fulfilled to maintain operational continuity and regulatory alignment throughout the contract period.

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California American Water Company Monterey Operation of Begonia Well 3 Water Supply Permit AmendmentThe California American Water Company seeks approval to operate Begonia Well 3, a newly constructed water supply well in Monterey County that replaces an existing well within its system. The proposal is submitted as an amendment to the water supply permit under the jurisdiction of the State Water Resources Control Board, with the well site located in California and subject to local regulatory oversight. The well was constructed under a permit issued by Monterey County, and the amendment seeks formal recognition and authorization for its integration into the company’s water supply network to maintain service reliability and compliance with state standards. Key contacts for this permit amendment include Jonathan Weininger, District Engineer at the State Water Resources Control Board, who serves as the primary point of contact for regulatory review, and Spencer Vartanian, Director of Operations for California American Water Company, representing the applicant’s operational perspective. Roger Van Horn from Monterey County’s Drinking Water Protection Program also plays a critical role in local permitting and well compliance. The request was posted on July 31, 2026, and additional details can be accessed through the California Environmental Quality Act network portal, reflecting the procedural and environmental review process required for such water infrastructure changes.

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Establishment of Water and Sewer Availability Charges for the Murrieta Service Area for Fiscal Year 20262027For fiscal year 2026–2027, the Western Municipal Water District will establish water and sewer availability charges applicable to land within the Murrieta Service Area in California. These charges are designed to fund the ongoing operational and capital expenses required to sustain existing water and sewer infrastructure, ensuring reliable service delivery to connected properties. The district is authorized to collect these charges through the Riverside County tax roll, integrating them into the property tax billing system for efficient and consistent revenue generation. The initiative is managed by the district’s Finance Department, with Veronica Zheng, Director of Finance, serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries and coordination.

Western Municipal Water District

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RO/DI Water System Preventive Maintenance & ServiceThis contract requires monthly preventive maintenance, disinfection, calibration, and continuous performance monitoring of medical-grade reverse osmosis and deionized water systems, along with associated water softening equipment, to ensure they meet stringent healthcare standards. The services are critical for maintaining water purity in clinical and operational environments where compromised water quality could impact patient safety or facility compliance. All work must be performed on a recurring monthly basis, with strict adherence to protocols designed to uphold system integrity, functionality, and regulatory compliance. The contract is issued under the NAICS code 221310, classifying it as water treatment services, and is managed by the Department of Veterans Affairs through the 250-NETWORK Contract Office 10. Performance is required at a specific location in Dayton, Ohio, with a zip code of 45248. The solicitation was posted on July 30, 2026, and offers must be submitted by August 7, 2026, by 2:00 PM. This is a subcontract opportunity, and while no set-aside designation is specified, interested parties should ensure alignment with the technical, scheduling, and compliance expectations outlined in the full solicitation materials.

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H946--Separate RO/DI Requirement Dayton - Services

Solicitation # 36C25026Q0820

The Dayton Veterans Affairs Medical Center is seeking information from qualified firms to support the preventative maintenance of reverse osmosis systems, water softeners, and related hemodialysis and laboratory water purification equipment. The requirement mandates comprehensive, scheduled service including monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual tasks such as filter and membrane replacements, chemical and ozone disinfections, water hardness testing, and system inspections, all performed in strict compliance with ANSI/AAMI ST108 and VHA Directive 1061. Contractors must provide all labor, materials, parts, and supervision, and must coordinate directly with the Contracting Officer’s Representative, Robert Rhoad, submitting service reports via email and adhering to strict on-site protocols including VA-issued identification badges and key handling procedures. The scope encompasses maintenance for multiple systems including the SPS Evoqua RO system, six water softeners, the B330-2B100 RO system, and specialized dialysis and lab purification units requiring ultra-pure deionized and carbon filtration systems. Replacement components such as DI exchange tanks, carbon tanks, UV lamps, endotoxin filters, and other consumables are specified with defined frequencies, and contractors must supply all required materials unless otherwise noted. Work must occur during standard business hours Monday through Friday excluding federal holidays at the Dayton VA Medical Center, with performance monitored and accepted solely by the COR. No government-furnished equipment or security accreditation is required, and all shipping must include purchase order numbers. The solicitation is a sources sought notice open through August 7, 2026, using NAICS code 221310, and responses must be submitted to Ronald Heidemann via email with company details, socioeconomic status, available contract vehicles, and any suggested NAICS code changes.

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Coachella Valley Water District - System Conservation Implementation Agreement - Lower Colorado Conservation and Efficiency Program 2027-2028The Coachella Valley Water District is extending its System Conservation Implementation Agreement for the Lower Colorado Conservation and Efficiency Program through 2027 and 2028, building on an initial two-and-a-half-year effort that ran from 2024 to 2026. Under this temporary program, CVWD will enter into agreements with participating agricultural growers within its service area in the Eastern Coachella Valley to fallow irrigated farmland and conserve up to 10,000 acre-feet of Colorado River water annually. The conserved water will not be used consumptively by CVWD or other Colorado River contractors but will instead be made available through forbearance to help stabilize reservoir levels in the Lower Basin amid ongoing drought conditions. Growers will receive compensation for voluntarily taking land out of production, but they must maintain the fallowed land by controlling weeds and dust and are prohibited from increasing water use on other irrigated lands or shifting water demand to pumped groundwater. The program is explicitly designed as a short-term drought response and does not intend to permanently alter land use or agricultural practices in the region. CVWD typically supplies about 245,000 acre-feet per year for agricultural irrigation, making the 10,000 acre-feet conservation target a small but strategically significant portion of its overall allocation.

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Conveyance of Non-Project Water to Kern County Water Agency (SWP #26025)The contract authorizes the transfer of up to 6,094 acre-feet of Non-Project Water from the Arvin-Edison Water Storage District to the Kern County Water Agency under Article 55 of KCWA’s Water Supply Contract with the Department of Water Resources. This water, sourced through the Central Valley Project and made available by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation at O’Neill Forebay and/or Banks Pumping Plant, will be delivered by DWR to KCWA for use within the CVP place of use, with a deadline for full delivery set for October 31, 2026. Should KCWA be unable to receive the full allocation by that date, the remaining water may be stored in San Luis Reservoir for later delivery to KCWA’s service area, with all storage and subsequent delivery required to be completed no later than December 31, 2026. The intent is to provide flexibility in water management while ensuring compliance with contractual obligations and operational constraints of the state water system.

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Pilot Project for Golden Mussel Treatment at Laterals 4L and 7R and Budget AgumentationThe Westlands Water District is initiating a pilot project to apply a copper-based molluscicide to specific water infrastructure at lateral numbers 7R and 4L to eliminate and prevent the resettlement of the invasive Golden Mussel. The treatment will be conducted using a registered chemical approved for use in raw water systems serving agricultural and municipal needs, ensuring environmental and public safety compliance. Operations are scheduled to begin as soon as possible and continue through December 2026, with the possibility of early termination if targeted mussel control is achieved. Ongoing assessments of mussel mortality and regular water quality monitoring will be required to validate effectiveness and ensure regulatory standards are met. The initiative aims to safeguard district infrastructure from damage, curb the spread of the mussel, and reduce risks to public services and the surrounding ecosystem. To support these efforts, a budget augmentation is necessary to cover the increased operational and maintenance costs under Division 3.

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CVWD Replenishment Facilities Curtailment ProgramThe Coachella Valley Water District (CVWD) has entered into a temporary agreement with the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to conserve up to 70,000 acre-feet of Colorado River water over the two-year period of 2027 and 2028 through the Replenishment Facilities Curtailment Program. This initiative is an extension of a program established in 2022 and involves suspending groundwater replenishment activities at four CVWD facilities—the Thomas E. Levy, Whitewater River, Mission Creek, and Palm Desert Groundwater Replenishment Facilities—to reduce the use of Colorado River water for aquifer recharge. In exchange for this conservation, CVWD will receive a fixed payment of $325 per acre-foot, resulting in a total potential value of $22.75 million over the two-year term. The program is designed to contribute meaningfully to the management of Lake Mead and Lake Powell under the Lower Basin Shortage and Coordinated Operations framework without expanding or modifying existing irrigation or drainage infrastructure. Environmental compliance is assured through exemptions under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines, specifically Section 15277, which deems the action a minor alteration of existing facilities with negligible environmental impact. The effort supports regional and federal water resource objectives by leveraging existing operational capabilities to achieve measurable water savings without introducing new environmental risks or infrastructure changes. CVWD remains the implementing agency, with the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation as the federal partner receiving the conserved water benefits, and key contacts at CVWD are designated for program coordination and inquiries.

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Reverse Osmosis/Deionized Water System Maintenance, DPH

Solicitation # RFB-IS-27200058

The County of Los Angeles is seeking qualified vendors to provide maintenance services for Reverse Osmosis and Deionized Water Systems under solicitation number RFB-IS-27200058, with a response deadline of August 12, 2026, at 12:00 PM. The contract is managed by the Department of Public Health and requires comprehensive upkeep of water treatment systems to ensure consistent production of high-purity water, likely for critical health, laboratory, or medical applications. Work will be performed at a location in Los Angeles with a zip code of 90012, and bidders must be prepared to meet technical and operational standards aligned with public health requirements. Interested parties are advised to register on the County of Los Angeles’s official procurement portal to participate, as direct access to full bid documents may require account creation or portal authentication. All inquiries regarding the solicitation's content, requirements, or missing information should be directed to Sophia Hsu at the County of Los Angeles, whose contact details are provided in the posting. Bidders are responsible for independently verifying all details on the County’s official website, as third-party platforms like Biddingo.com offer only summary information and are not liable for inaccuracies or outdated data. The solicitation does not specify a set-aside classification or NAICS code, and while the point of contact listed on the bidding site is noted as a Contracting Officer, official communication should be directed to the County’s designated representative. Vendors must ensure their proposals address all maintenance, repair, calibration, documentation, and response time expectations for the water purification systems, and fully comply with any local, state, or federal regulatory obligations.

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Provision of bottled drinking water supply and hot/cold water dispenser services

Solicitation # 26-072726-ITT

The Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority is seeking a qualified service provider to deliver comprehensive bottled drinking water and hot/cold water dispenser services at the Northern Lights Casino. The selected vendor will be responsible for the full lifecycle of water service operations, including the supply of 18.9L bottled drinking water, installation and maintenance of dispensers, regular exchange of full and empty bottles to maintain uninterrupted service, and ongoing sanitization and repair of all equipment to ensure hygienic and reliable operation. The provider must adapt to fluctuating demand and seasonal changes, ensuring consistent availability without interruption. The contract demands a 100% fill rate on all scheduled deliveries, except in cases of force majeure events such as extreme weather or unforeseen accidents. Equipment must remain in optimal working condition, with prompt response to any malfunctions or damage. Bids must be submitted by August 12, 2026, and all proposals will be evaluated against the requirements outlined in solicitation number 26-072726-ITT, managed by the Saskatchewan Public Sector. Interested parties should direct inquiries to Simon Amos at purchasing.tenders@siga.sk.ca or 306-667-7649, and all information is accessible via the SaskTenders portal.

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J046--Water Purification System Preventive Maintenance

Solicitation # 36C24626Q0512

The Department of Veterans Affairs Network Contracting Office 6 plans to award a sole-source, firm-fixed-price contract to Virginia Water Systems, Inc. for comprehensive preventive and corrective maintenance of the water purification system serving the Pathology/Laboratory Services at the North Battlefield Outpatient Clinic in Chesapeake, VA. This action is justified under FAR 12-102 (a) due to the exclusive nature of the required services, with the North American Industry Classification System code 221310 and a small business size standard of $41 million. The contract structure includes a base year running from August 10, 2026, to August 9, 2027, followed by four optional one-year extension periods through August 9, 2031, at the government’s discretion. All responses must be submitted via email to Contracting Officer James Risbon no later than August 3, 2026, at 8:00 a.m. EDT; telephone inquiries are not accepted. This notice is not a solicitation for competitive bids and does not obligate the government to procure from any respondent. The government retains full discretion to proceed with sole-source award based on submissions or to determine whether a competitive process is warranted. Interested parties may respond to express interest or provide capability information, but the government will not cover any costs incurred in preparing responses. The notice is issued under solicitation number 36C24626Q0512, posted on July 29, 2026, and is managed by the Department of Veterans Affairs in Hampton, VA.

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Composting Operations & Facility ManagementThe contract involves the day-to-day operation and management of composting facilities, requiring comprehensive handling of organic materials including sorting, pile turning, and precise control of moisture and temperature levels to ensure optimal decomposition. Final product quality assurance is a critical component, ensuring the output meets specified standards for use in agricultural, landscaping, or environmental applications. The work is structured as a subcontract under NAICS code 221310, indicating classification within waste treatment and disposal services, and is issued by the County of Cumberland in North Carolina. The solicitation was posted on July 29, 2026, with a response deadline of August 14, 2026, and performance is expected to occur within the jurisdictional boundaries of the county, though specific location details are not provided. No set-aside type is designated, and all interested parties must submit proposals prior to the deadline to be considered for award.

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Surface Water PFAS Removal Project No. 251

Solicitation # 3610005-001C

The project entails the construction of PFAS treatment facilities at the Bernina and Cedar Glen Water Treatment Plants in Lake Arrowhead, California, requiring the full furnishing of labor, materials, equipment, and incidentals to install ion exchange treatment systems, modify piping networks, deploy pumps and filters, upgrade instrumentation and electrical systems, and complete comprehensive testing, startup, and commissioning in accordance with detailed construction drawings and specifications. The work is federally funded through the Emerging Contaminants in Small or Disadvantaged Communities Grant Program administered by the California State Water Resources Control Board, triggering mandatory compliance with the Davis-Bacon Act for prevailing wages, Build America, Buy America and American Iron and Steel requirements for domestic materials sourcing, and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise participation goals. The estimated contract value is $18,548,000, with bids due by September 3, 2026, and must be submitted in sealed format to the Lake Arrowhead Community Services District Engineering Department in Blue Jay, California. Performance will occur exclusively at the two treatment plant sites in Lake Arrowhead, and all deliverables must meet the technical standards and federal regulatory obligations tied to the funding source. The solicitation is structured as a sealed bid process with no listed evaluation factors, award methodology, or contract type declared, though the nature of the work suggests a fixed-price arrangement. There are no specified contract clauses, attachment lists, payment offices, contracting officer representatives, or invoicing procedures provided in the available documentation, and key elements such as period of performance, FOB terms, inspection criteria, and offeror certifications remain undefined. All project details, including plans and specifications, are to be obtained directly from the contracting agency’s engineering department.

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