This document explores privatization and consolidation opportunities for the Guam Waterworks Authority (GWA) to enhance its water and wastewater services and ensure compliance with federal regulations. It details various privatization models, including Operations Contracts, Concessions, and Divestiture, with a focus on implementing Performance Management Contracts for GWA's wastewater system. Additionally, it examines consolidation initiatives with U.S. military installations and the Guam Power Authority (GPA), providing case studies of successful military-civilian utility consolidations. The plan aims to address GWA's historical challenges, improve operational efficiency, and achieve compliance with environmental standards.
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The document outlines the Strategic Communication Plan for the Guam Water Authority's (GWA) Water Resources Master Plan (WRMP). Its primary purpose is to establish a process for soliciting and conveying information to the community and GWA employees. Key objectives include raising public and internal awareness, building understanding and support for the WRMP, presenting clear information about benefits, fostering support for future projects, and ensuring accurate media coverage. The plan emphasizes using research-based strategies, identifying key messages, and employing diverse communication methods to position GWA as a reliable, efficient utility and ensure safe, available water for Guam residents.
Oct 1, 2006·StrategicPlan
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Guam Water Authority Levels of Service 2006-2026
This document, a chapter of the Water Resources Management Plan (WRMP), outlines a framework for developing and implementing service levels and performance measures for the Guam Water Authority (GWA). It focuses on enhancing regulatory compliance in drinking water quality, wastewater effluent discharges, and system spill management, while also addressing continuity of water supply and general customer service requirements. The plan details a seven-step process for establishing, refining, and continuously improving these measures, aiming to boost organizational effectiveness, accountability, and transparency in reporting performance to stakeholders and the public over a 20-year period.
Oct 1, 2006·StrategicPlan
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Guam Water Authority Water Resource Management Plan 2006-2026
This Water Resource Management Plan (WRMP) for Guam Water Authority (GWA) was developed to comply with an EPA Stipulated Order and serves as a roadmap for managing water and wastewater utilities. The plan focuses on five key goals: instituting sound asset management and capital planning, developing a foundation for robust management, engaging customers for appropriate service levels, achieving long-term resource sustainability, and establishing a roadmap for full regulatory compliance. The overarching aim is to transform GWA into a more effective, efficient, and 'best in class' total water utility, setting the course for capital improvements over a 20-year period.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
