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RFQ Issued: October 2nd, 2026
Questions Due: October 13th, 2026
Response to Questions Posted: October 27th, 2026
Proposals Due: November 6th, 2026
Contracting Anticipated: December 2026
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Energy Trust Of Oregon
The government authority in Portland, Oregon, seeks a vendor to provide community energy resilience planning, capacity building, and project development support services. The work will include developing community energy resilience plans that support hazard mitigation objectives and can be incorporated into local planning documents, such as county natural hazard mitigation plans.
The selected vendor will support emergency management officials and participating communities in identifying and prioritizing potential microgrid locations using available tools and resources. Responsibilities will include facilitating collaborative data analysis among local emergency management officials, local governments, community members, energy trust staff, and technical contractors.
The vendor will also coordinate and support microgrid screenings, energy resilience hub concept development, utility considerations, site-readiness reviews, project-development sequencing, and technical assistance. The work will include facilitating discussions with community partners regarding technical analyses, project concepts, and other considerations needed to support informed decision-making and advance projects. The contract period will be one year. Questions must be submitted by October 13, 2026.
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