Public UpdatesEnvironmental ServicesDetected Jun 10, 2026

Tea Pot Dome Water District staff prepares monthly ET Consumption – Groundwater Use Summary Reports as part of its ongoing groundwater management and monitoring efforts, comparing estimated evapotranspiration-based consumption against surface water deliveries to quantify groundwater use and exceedances. The April 2026 staff report documents 505 acre-feet of surface water deliveries, 735 acre-feet of ET consumption, and no groundwater exceedance for the month, and includes a table and charts summarizing ET and transitional/exceedance use for the 2026 water year. This represents an established but evolving monitoring and reporting program that must align with SGMA and the upcoming unified Tule Subbasin GSP.While no new procurement is stated, the recurring analytical workload and need to integrate ET, delivery, and groundwater data provide a potential opening for vendors offering remote sensing ET services, groundwater accounting software, data dashboards, and analytics to streamline reporting and ensure consistency with subbasin-wide technical work.

The ET report is explicitly tied to identifying groundwater use exceedances subject to district groundwater management policies, indicating potential future enforcement and tracking complexity as SGMA requirements tighten.

Tea Pot Dome Water DistrictGroundwater monitoring and ET-based water use reporting program support

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