Owner type
Governance type not yet classified
Geography
Reviewed Oregon portfolio
Reviewed sectors
Drinking water

Mid-Willamette Valley Council of Governments

Reviewed intelligence covers 1 project across procurement. Current commercial scope concentrates on distribution.

Last verified Oct 12, 2026 1 published project history

Last verified
Oct 12, 2026
Reviewed portfolio
1 project
Source families
1 official family
Historical depth
2026

What changed

Highest-value recent account changes

0 published material signals

No separate reviewed material account change has been published.

Reviewed project portfolio

What the owner is planning and building

Published coverage, not a complete capital program

Active solicitation

1

Upcoming external milestones

Next reviewed decision points

Chronological, bounded forecasts

Funding profile

Funding progression by project

No accepted funding record or reviewed funding signal is available.

Procurement and delivery

Reviewed buying position

Organizations and relationships

Documented project-specific roles

Not account-wide incumbency

No consultant, contractor, funding-agency, or partner relationship has been accepted for this portfolio.

Facilities and systems

Commercially relevant public assets

Public information only

No reviewed facility record is available. Waterline IQ does not infer facilities from project names.

Consequential unknowns and conflicts

What current coverage does not establish

Ranked qualification limits
  1. Coverage boundary

    Portfolio completeness is not established

    Current coverage includes published Waterline IQ project histories; it is not a complete capital-program inventory.

  2. Coverage limitation

    City of St. Paul - Water Line Repair and Replacement Project Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for E

    Initial project record from an official solicitation; earlier planning history is not yet established.

    Open project

Chronological owner activity

Complete reviewed account history

Official event date · newest first
  1. Baseline history · Project-level

    Formal procurement opportunity published

    City of St. Paul - Water Line Repair and Replacement Project Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for E: The City of St. Paul. Oregon received direct funds through SB5701 (Lottery Funds) being managed through Business Oregon for $2,614,150. In summary, the project involves replacing approximately 2,200 lineal feet of asbestos concrete pipe with 6-to-12-inch ductile iron pipe in various locations throughout the city. The Project Scope is more specifically identified in the following Schematic Design Narrative. The City does not have an engineer of record. Responses due 2026-05-06.

    City of St. Paul - Water Line Repair and Replacement Project Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for E · Official evidence

Source coverage and freshness

What Waterline IQ has reviewed

Historical depth2026
Official document versions2
Last successful reviewOct 12, 2026
Accepted claims1

OregonBuys water-infrastructure outcome discovery

Oregon public agencies via OregonBuys

Processing failureLast validated traversal Unknown

Evidence and official sources

Accepted owner and portfolio facts

1 accepted claim
Evidence and material facts — 1 verified claims
Portfolio-derived · City of St. Paul - Water Line Repair and Replacement Project Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for E

Project scope

The City of St. Paul. Oregon received direct funds through SB5701 (Lottery Funds) being managed through Business Oregon for $2,614,150. In summary, the project involves replacing approximately 2,200 lineal feet of asbestos concrete pipe with 6-to-12-inch ductile iron pipe in various locations throughout the city. The Project Scope is more specifically identified in the following Schematic Design Narrative. The City does not have an engineer of record.

“The City of St. Paul. Oregon received direct funds through SB5701 (Lottery Funds) being managed through Business Oregon for $2,614,150. In summary, the project involves replacing approximately 2,200 lineal feet of asbestos concrete pipe with 6-to-12-inch ductile iron pipe in various locations throughout the city. The Project Scope is more specifically identified in the following Schematic Design Narrative. The City does not have an engineer of record.”