Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Greenville Utilities Commission.
Active opportunities open for bidding
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Nov 19, 2026
This RFP is for the replacement of 12.47 kV distribution structures along the grid, specifically for Phase 2 of the project.
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Nov 24, 2026
Procurement of various types of electrical cables, including AAC, ACSR, and Alumoweld conductors/wires.
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Oct 29, 2026
Furnishing of Galvanized Tubular Steel Structures, including Steel Single Pole and H-Frame Structures.
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City
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Greenville
County
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Pitt
Address
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401 South Greene Street
Zip Code
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27834
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Greenville Utilities Commission
The Board of Commissioners meeting covered several key operational and financial topics. The Finance Department received recognition from the Government Finance Officers Association for financial reporting and budgeting excellence. The Board approved the abandonment of a utility access and maintenance easement, authorized specific infrastructure agreements, and reviewed the preliminary financial statement for July 2026. Operational updates included the ongoing emergency repair of a sanitary sewer outfall and a report on Duke Energy Progress peak load management. Additionally, the Board reviewed various bids for services and supplies, received commendations for staff customer service, and discussed internal administrative matters including insurance services and public comment protocols.
The board conducted several administrative actions including the election of new officers and the appointment of a representative to the Invest Greenville Board of Directors. Discussions included a safety briefing, recognition of the company's lineworkers rodeo teams, and the receipt of a Community Impact Award. The board reviewed monthly financial statements, received updates on investment and conflict-of-interest policies, and heard reports on legal activities and upcoming projects. Additionally, approval was granted for the conveyance of right-of-way and utility easements for a local transportation project and the award of substation labor and construction bids.
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The meeting addressed the Old Tar Road Natural Gas Main Extension project. Key discussion topics included the project scope regarding the construction and testing of an 8-inch PE natural gas main, adherence to federal safety regulations, and operator qualification requirements. The session covered logistical details such as the handling of GUC-supplied materials, requirements for traffic control, erosion control plans, and NCDOT encroachment restrictions. Furthermore, the committee reviewed specific procedures for pressure testing, purging, and the abandonment of the existing gas line, along with the required qualifications for personnel, including anti-drug and alcohol testing programs. The timeline for bid submission and the project's contract expectations were also outlined.
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