Olympic Valley Public Service District

Olympic Valley Public Service District — Procurement Intelligence (January 2026)

Covering meetings from 2026-01-27 to 2026-01-31

OVPSD Approves Quarterly Payment of $101,339.70 to Tahoe Truckee Disposal

Quarterly Payment Approval for Residential Refuse Pickup

OVPSD Leadership Development Program: Progress Payment & Consulting

OVPSD Leadership Development Program: Progress Payment Approval

Palisades Tahoe Project Update: Revisions, Approvals & Opportunities

Village at Palisades Tahoe Project Update

OVPSD Adopts Updated Fire Code Ordinance 2025-03 for Enhanced Safety

Adoption of Ordinance 2025-03: Amendments to the 2025 California Fire Code

Olympic Valley Public Service District is seeking proposals from qualified contractors for hazardous fuel reduction tasks on 84 acres using mechanical treatment methods, including biomass removal. The project aims to reduce wildfire risk in the wildland urban interface.

Olympic Valley Public Service District is seeking proposals from qualified contractors for hazardous fuel reduction tasks on 70 acres. The project involves hand thinning vegetation removal and retention, with an emphasis on hand removal methods. The scope includes selecting high-quality conifers, spacing vegetation, removing brush, and managing residual timber. Pile burning may be utilized, with specific construction and burning requirements outlined. The project also includes general provisions for environmental protection and operational procedures.

Analysis of current and future demands and opportunities for the Fire Department, including staffing, financial viability, response capabilities, and fuels management program. Staff are considering various funding sources and innovative solutions.

Community Information Meeting for the Olympic Valley Fuel Reduction Project OV-4. The project involves a 150-foot shaded fuel break around the perimeter of homes and structures, aiming to reduce wildfire impact, intensity, and fuel continuity. The project is approximately 130 acres and is in the design phase.

Community Information Meeting regarding the Olympic Valley Fuel Reduction Project OV-1, discussing high-hazard conditions, fuels management program, project objectives, benefits, existing and proposed conditions, treatment methods, equipment, timeline, long-term maintenance, and funding.

This grant agreement is for the Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation (TTCF) Forest Futures program, specifically the Truckee North Tahoe Forest Management Program (TNTFMP). The grant of $45,125 is to support the OV-4 Fuels Reduction Project, which involves planning, design, and CEQA compliance for a minimum 150-foot-wide fuel break around residential properties in Olympic Valley. The project aims to address wildfire risk by completing layout, design, and CEQA compliance.

Olympic Valley Public Service District is seeking proposals for the development and implementation of a Sewer System Management Plan (SSMP). The SSMP aims to reduce and prevent sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs) and ensure the proper management, operation, and maintenance of the sanitary sewer system. The plan must address various elements including organization, legal authority, operation and maintenance, design and performance, overflow emergency response, FOG control, system evaluation, monitoring, program audits, and communication.

Olympic Valley Public Service District is seeking professional services from Danielle Bradfield at Feather River Forestry for the Olympic Valley Fuel Reduction Project. The project involves creating a 120-acre fuel break to reduce wildfire risk. Services include design, layout, silvicultural prescriptions, environmental compliance, permitting, and project management.

Seeks bids for Phase II of the S-Turns Forest Fuels Reduction Project, involving hand cutting and chipping to reduce young growth Lodgepole Pine density on a 2.7-acre site. The project aims to reduce flammable fuels, improve creek flow, and protect meadow systems.

This document outlines a grant agreement between the Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation (TTCF) and the Olympic Valley Public Service District for the Forest Futures Program. The grant of $50,000 is intended to fund fuels management on a 2.7-acre area adjacent to Olympic Valley Road. The application process and funding contract details are included.