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FERC Licensing and Relicensing Support

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The FERC Licensing and Relicensing Support subcontract, issued by the Lewis County Public Utility District in Washington, seeks a provider to deliver specialized regulatory consulting and technical documentation for hydroelectric generation asset projects. The selected contractor will be responsible for managing licensing strategies, regulatory filings, and stakeholder outreach, utilizing regulatory tracking software to ensure project milestones are met. Key deliverables include the production of license applications, compliance reports, and settlement agreements. This opportunity requires deep expertise in FERC regulations to support prime contractors in navigating complex legal and technical requirements. Interested parties must respond by October 29, 2026, for work performed in Lewis. The contract falls under NAICS code 541611, focusing on administrative management and consulting services to maintain the operational compliance of the district's hydroelectric assets.

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FERC regulatory consulting for Lewis County hydroelectric licensing and compliance by October 29, 2026.

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This scope was carved out of 26-056-RFQ.

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AgencyWashington → Lewis County Public Utility District
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Provides regulatory consulting and technical documentation for prime contractors on hydroelectric generation asset projects for the DISTRICT. Manages stakeholder outreach, licensing strategy, and regulatory filings using regulatory tracking software. Requires specialized FERC regulatory expertise. Delivers license applications, compliance reports, and settlement agreements.

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