Request for Proposals City of Leavenworth Water System Plan

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The City of Leavenworth, WA, is actively seeking proposals for professional engineering and planning services to create an updated Water Master Plan, a crucial document for the city's water management strategy. This initiative is vital for enhancing the city's water distribution and treatment systems, ensuring they meet the growing needs of the community. Consultants interested in this opportunity must be licensed as Professional Civil Engineers in the State of Washington and demonstrate substantial experience in the relevant fields. The updated plan aims to improve the operation and maintenance of water facilities, aligning with best practices for sustainable resource management. By engaging qualified professionals, Leavenworth is taking proactive steps to secure a reliable water supply for its residents.

This initiative reflects the city's commitment to maintaining high standards in public service and infrastructure. Interested consultants can access the full request for proposals on the city's official website, encouraging a competitive selection process. This project not only addresses immediate needs but also sets the stage for future developments in water management.

Related Articles

Wildly Caring Hockey Fights Cancer night raises funds for local patients

The Wenatchee Wild raised $16,841.26 for the EASE Cancer Foundation during their annual "Hockey Fights Cancer" event on July 2. Over four seasons, the partnership has generated $58,902.05 to support cancer survivors and their caregivers in North Central Washington. Increased attendance this year reflects the community's commitment to supporting cancer patients.

WVC students develop new control system to modernize Dryden Dam

Wenatchee Valley College students Dillon Cornelius and Juan Martinez unveiled a new control system prototype at Dryden Dam on July 7. Their innovative project aims to modernize the dam's operations, enhancing efficiency and safety. This collaboration with Chelan County Public Utility District marks a significant step towards upgrading local infrastructure.

Blake Relief Day to provide legal support for drug conviction vacations

Washington state will host its first “Blake Drug Possession Relief Day” on July 18, offering record-clearing assistance for individuals with Blake-related drug possession convictions. The event, held at the Chelan County Courthouse, aims to help eligible participants vacate their convictions and receive refunds for fines. Advance registration is encouraged to streamline the process.