Pre-RFPProfessional ServicesDetected May 12, 2026

SCV Water staff have completed a comprehensive Water Use Efficiency Strategic Plan (WUESP) to meet California’s new Urban Water Use Objective requirements starting in 2027, and the Board is being asked at the May 12, 2026 special meeting to approve a resolution adopting the plan. The WUESP, developed with multiple consultants, identifies the need to achieve roughly 13,000 acre‑feet per year of additional savings by 2040 beyond passive conservation, and recommends a balanced portfolio including budget‑based tiered rates, enhanced incentives, system water loss control, recycled water expansion, education/outreach, and targeted enforcement. While adoption does not immediately change rates or launch specific new programs, it sets strategic direction and anticipates expanded rebates, technical assistance, AMI‑enabled customer engagement, water loss detection and repair, and CII performance tracking, all of which will require future procurements for software, consulting, field services, and program administration.Vendors that provide conservation program design, AMI analytics, customer engagement platforms, leak detection, recycled water planning, and performance monitoring can align with the plan’s roadmap to support upcoming implementation phases and rate‑related studies.

The WUESP is explicitly tied to SCV Water’s Strategic Plan (Strategy C.4) and will drive future staffing, technology, and program procurement decisions. Budget-based tiered rates, if pursued, will require a separate Prop 218-compliant rate study and Board actions.

Devils Den Water DistrictWater Use Efficiency Strategic Plan Adoption and Conservation Program Expansion

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Capital plan & early discussion

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