CONSULTANT SERVICES- UTILITY WILDFIRE LIABILITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY EXPERT STUDY
Federal opportunity from AGENCY - State Agency | 86000 - Public Utility Commission • DAS On-Behalf Of. Place of performance: OR. Response deadline: Mar 27, 2026.
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CONSULTANT SERVICES- UTILITY WILDFIRE LIABILITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY EXPERT STUDY The Agency seeks a qualified expert consultant to develop and deliver an expert study on public policy options to address utility wildfire liability that encourages utility accountability while balancing impacts to utility customer rates and service, property insurance costs, wildfire victim recovery, and the need for low-cost capital to support the states planned economic development and clean energy goals.
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The State Agency, specifically the Public Utility Commission, is seeking a qualified consultant for a study on utility wildfire liability, with a response deadline of March 27, 2026. The study aims to explore public policy options that promote utility accountability while addressing customer rates, property insurance costs, and wildfire victim recovery. This opportunity presents a significant chance for experts in public policy and utility regulation to contribute to Oregon's clean energy goals.
The buyer aims to engage an expert consultant to produce a study that evaluates policy approaches to alleviate utility wildfire liability while maintaining reasonable impacts on utility customer rates, insurance costs, and recovery options for wildfire victims.
- Conduct research on current wildfire liability laws and regulations.
- Analyze potential public policy options regarding utility accountability.
- Evaluate the impacts of these options on customer rates and insurance costs.
- Draft and deliver a comprehensive report with recommendations.
- Engage stakeholders to gather input throughout the study.
- Company profile and experience in utility studies.
- Proposed methodology for conducting the study.
- Staff qualifications and relevant experience.
- Proposed timeline for project completion.
- Cost proposal with pricing structure.
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