Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Orange County Water District.
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Oct 12, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
Procurement, installation, and disposal of ion exchange resin media for PFAS treatment systems.
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City
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Fountain Valley
County
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Orange
Address
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18700 Ward St
Phone Number
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(714) 378-3200
Zip Code
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92708
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This Purchase Order (No. 508273) details a five-year agreement between Orange County Water District and Oracle America for JDE Update, License, and Support services. The services span from March 1, 2020, to February 28, 2025, at an annual cost of $70,223, totaling $351,115. Payments are structured quarterly in arrears. The document also includes comprehensive terms and conditions governing the agreement.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Orange County Water District
The Communications and Legislative Liaison Committee met to discuss updates on various state and federal legislative matters of interest to the District. Key agenda items included status reports on state legislation regarding water disaster preparedness, groundwater recharge, PFAS regulations, and legislative updates from the District's federal advocate. The committee also reviewed ongoing funding requests for projects such as the Santiago Creek recharge area and PFAS cleanup grant opportunities, while coordinating legislative strategies ahead of upcoming board meetings.
The Retirement Committee and the Board of Directors convened to discuss investment line-ups and fund performance reviews for the 401(a) Money Purchase Retirement Plan and the 457(b) Deferred Compensation Plan. Key discussion topics included evaluating the current investment options, considering recommendations for fiduciary and advisory services, and specifically reviewing funds currently flagged on the red flag list. Decisions regarding fund removals, replacements, and red flag status adjustments were evaluated to ensure adherence to fiduciary responsibilities.
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The Board meeting focused on various operational, financial, and legislative matters. Key topics included the commemoration of a retiring district employee, the continuation of software pilot programs, and the authorization of legislative advocacy services at both state and federal levels. The Board approved several infrastructure projects, including emergency repairs, geophysical investigations, treatment plant upgrades, and pipeline inspections. Financial actions included the establishment of project budgets, ratification of labor agreements, authorization of chemical procurement contracts, and the review of cash control and investment reports. Additionally, the Board discussed committee-recommended actions and held a closed session regarding potential litigation.
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