REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS WATER & SEWER RATE COST OF SERVICE STUDY PROJECT
Description: Request for Qualifications for a third-party assessment and evaluation of the City of Millwood's water and sewer rates and rate structure, including a comprehensive review of cost of service allocation.
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The purpose of this Request for Proposal is to facilitate the selection of a qualified consulting firm to assist with the preparation of a water cost of service study. The study will require the selected consultant to perform all necessary analyses and documentation to perform the study and recommend a five-year rate schedule. The scope of work shall involve a comprehensive review of the City’s water enterprise funds, historical and projected revenues, usage, expenses, reserve policies, billing and collection procedures, rates and charges, current budgets, Water Master Plan, capital improvement plans, future planned growth of the city, and any other pertinent information.
Complete a comprehensive water and wastewater cost of service and rate study; update the city's water and wastewater impact fees; and develop or update the city's stormwater impact fee. The work is intended to provide legally supportable, transparent, and implementable methodologies that align utility rates and impact fees with current operating costs, capital needs, debt obligations, system capacity, and growth-related infrastructure requirements.
Complete a comprehensive water and wastewater cost of service and rate study; update the city's water and wastewater impact fees; and develop or update the city's stormwater impact fee. The work is intended to provide legally supportable, transparent, and implementable methodologies that align utility rates and impact fees with current operating costs, capital needs, debt obligations, system capacity, and growth-related infrastructure requirements.
