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The Board will transfer $139,093 from the Charging Stations project to the Diesel Tank and Pump Replacement Project C0067 and approve a $289,093 purchase and installation of new diesel storage tanks and fuel pumps at the Grass Valley main office. Core Engineered Solutions will supply ConVault tanks and a local Sourcewell‑approved installer will remove old equipment, install new tanks and appurtenances, and handle required inspections. This identifies Core Engineered Solutions as the incumbent fuel system vendor and highlights future needs for SPCC updates, permitting support, monitoring, and maintenance.

Contract Award
$289,093Jul 22, 2026

The Board will amend the 2026 capital budget to fund replacement diesel storage tanks and fuel pumps at the Grass Valley main office. Core Engineered Solutions will provide purchase and installation via Sourcewell cooperative pricing for $243,191 plus contingency and tax, for a total of about $289,093. The core procurement is decided, but fuel system, compliance, monitoring, and maintenance vendors can pursue spill prevention, tank monitoring, and inspection services once the new system is in place.

Contract Award
$289,093Jul 22, 2026

The Board will amend the 2026 CIP budget and award a contract for the French Dam hydraulic cylinder actuator replacement/refurbishment project. Zemarc Corporation is slated to receive a $166,398 contract plus 10% contingency, with a total project allocation of $190,000 including incidentals. This shows funded mechanical/electrical work at a key dam asset, with implementation forthcoming. Vendors in dam equipment, controls, and maintenance can target follow-on inspection, SCADA integration, and long-term service needs.

Contract Award
$190,000Jul 22, 2026

The Board is set to amend the 2026 CIP budget by $190,000 and award Zemarc Corporation a $166,398 contract (up to $183,036 with contingency) to replace or refurbish the 80‑year‑old French Dam hydraulic cylinder actuator. The unit will be removed and inspected in July/August 2026 to decide between refurbishment and full replacement, with work done at Zemarc’s Fresno machine shop. This confirms Zemarc as the incumbent for this major dam component and signals related needs in hydraulic systems, diving, controls, and future dam safety work.

Contract Award
$190,000Jul 22, 2026

Tahoe-Truckee Sanitation Agency will execute a $120,000 services agreement with HDR Engineering for a comprehensive wastewater connection charge and sewer service charge rate study covering FY 2028–2032. The study will review financials and infrastructure, forecast funding needs, and propose new rate and connection charge structures aligned with legal and industry standards, including for the Clean Water Revitalization Project. This is a decided award, but it signals multi-year financial planning needs, potential follow-on analytics, public outreach support, and integration with capital and billing systems.

Contract Award
$120,000Jul 15, 2026

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