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Oct 8, 2026
Dec 18, 2026
Perform progressive design-build services for dewatering improvements project.
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Oct 9, 2026
Oct 28, 2026
Resilient wedge gate valves for stock (alpha valves).
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Oct 1, 2026
Nov 18, 2026
The construction work will improve flow-measurement accuracy at EBMUD’s Walnut Creek, Sobrante and Orinda water treatment plants and four large-customer meter sites. It includes improvements to plant effluent and customer meters, including meter vaults, pipelines, flow-verification taps, electrical work and related appurtenances. The project also replaces the Circle Regulator and associated infrastructure to improve operational reliability and address flooding, corrosion and ventilation issues.
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City
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Oakland
County
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Alameda
Address
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375 11th St
Phone Number
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(866) 403-2683
Zip Code
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94607
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Board meetings and strategic plans from East Bay Municipal Utility District
The board received a presentation on the H2Flow campaign, which was awarded the Huell Howser Excellence in Communication Award. Key actions included the approval of several contracts for infrastructure projects, such as a water treatment plant control systems refresh and reservoir monitoring system upgrades. The board also authorized the formation of a captive insurance company, approved equity adjustment increases for specific employee classifications, and adopted state legislative priorities for the upcoming year. Additionally, the board appointed an ad hoc committee to establish naming guidelines for district assets and voted to rename a boardroom in honor of a former director. The meeting concluded with crisis communications training covering emergency operations plans and media relations.
The Board of Directors meeting included discussions on equity adjustment impasse hearings, employee longevity service awards, and the district's art committee exhibitions. Updates were provided by the planning committee regarding dam safety and regulatory compliance reports. Additionally, the finance committee presented updates on quarterly financial, payroll, and investment reports, along with board governance manual updates. The meeting also featured a legislative report concerning Proposition 45, the Building Affordable California Act, and its potential impact on environmental review processes for essential projects.
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The board determined that no equity adjustment be authorized for the Paving Raker B classification represented by the American Federation of State, Municipal and County Employees, Local 444. Additionally, the board authorized equity adjustments for the Maintenance Specialist III and Paving Raker C classifications, both represented by the American Federation of State, Municipal and County Employees, Local 444, as well as for the General Pipe Supervisor classification represented by the International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers, Local 21.
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