Sunriver Service District seeks bids for Public Safety Building drywell project
Sunriver Service District, Oregon · Meeting date: June 18, 2026 · Published: June 19, 2026
The Oregon district has released an invitation to bid for a new drywell on the south apron of its public safety facility to address site drainage, with contract award expected in July.
Key points
- Bids for the drywell project close on July 1, 2026, at 3:00 PM, having been posted to the OregonBuys state procurement portal.
- A project grading committee will evaluate proposals based on price, vendor history, and reputation.
- Construction is targeted to begin after August 1, with an estimated completion timeline of two to four weeks.
- The project has already cleared the Sunriver design review process.
Full report
During its June 18, 2026, meeting, the Sunriver Service District Managing Board announced that the Public Safety Building drywell project is officially out for bid. The project, designed to address stormwater drainage issues on the facility's south apron, has completed its engineering and contract language phases.
Administrator Mindy Holliday confirmed that the invitation to bid has been posted on OregonBuys, the state procurement website, to broaden vendor outreach and encourage competitive submissions. Bidding will close on July 1 at 3:00 PM.
The proposals will be evaluated by a grading committee assessing the bids based on price, vendor history, and reputation. The Managing Board expects to review the committee's recommendation and award the contract during its July meeting.
According to District officials, the project has already passed the Sunriver design review. Construction on the south apron drywell is targeted to begin after August 1 and is estimated to take between two and four weeks to complete. The installation aims to effectively manage drainage runoff at the public safety site.
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Source: SSD Board Meeting, Sunriver Service District