Method of Entering and Terminating Agreements with Other Entities. The Town’s process for entering, modifying, enforcing, and terminating all agreements associated with the Aggregation Plan will comply with the Town’s charter, federal and state law and regulations, and the provisions of the relevant agreement. When the Town has decided that it is timely to solicit bids for a new electric service agreement, the procurement steps will be as follows: - The Town’s consultants will prepare and issue an RFQ on behalf of the Town - The Town will receive and evaluate qualifications - The Town’s consultants will issue an RFP for prices - The Town will receive and evaluate bids and, if acceptable, execute a contract with the winning bidder. The Board of Selectmen will be responsible for executing the supply contract. If the prices bid on any given bid date are not satisfactory, the Town will wait to see if market conditions improve and then repeat the process.
Method of Entering and Terminating Agreements with Other Entities. The Town’s process for entering, modifying, enforcing, and terminating all agreements associated with the Aggregation Plan will comply with the Town’s charter, federal and state law and regulations, and the provisions of the relevant agreement. When the Town has decided that it is timely to solicit bids for a new electric service agreement, the procurement steps will be as follows:
1. The Town’s consultants will prepare and issue an RFP on behalf of the Town for both energy and RECs
2. The Town will receive and evaluate contractual responses (without prices)
3. The Town’s consultants will issue a final call for prices
4. A few days prior to the pricing date the Town will receive from its consultants a memo providing the most recent information on energy market trends
5. On pricing day, the Town will receive and evaluate bids and, if acceptable, execute a contract with the winning bidder. The Board of Selectmen will be responsible for executing the supply contract. If the prices bid on any given bid date are not satisfactory, the Town will wait to see if market conditions improve and then repeat the process. If the Town determines that it requires the services of an aggregation consultant for the period after the expiration of the Town’s current contract with Bay State Consultants, the Town will conduct a competitive procurement pursuant MGL c 30B, § (1)(b)(32).
Method of Entering and Terminating Agreements with Other Entities. Natick’s process for entering, modifying, enforcing, and terminating all agreements associated with the plan will comply with the Town’s charter, federal and state law and regulations, and the provisions of the relevant agreement.
Method of Entering and Terminating Agreements with Other Entities. Xxxxxxxxxx’x process for entering, modifying, enforcing, and terminating all agreements associated with the plan will comply with the Town’s charter, federal and state law and regulations, and the provisions of the relevant agreement. When the Town has decided that it is timely to solicit bids for a new electric service agreement, the procurement steps will be as follows:
1. The Town’s consultants will prepare and issue an RFP on behalf of the Town for both energy and RECs
2. Greenfield will receive and evaluate contractual responses (without prices)
3. The Town’s consultants will issue a final call for prices
4. A few days prior to the pricing date Greenfield will receive from its consultants a memo providing the most recent information on energy market trends
5. On pricing day, Xxxxxxxxxx will receive and evaluate bids and, if acceptable, execute a contract with the winning bidder. The Mayor will be responsible for executing the supply contract. Town of Greenfield Municipal Aggregation Plan 7 If the prices bid on any given bid date are not satisfactory, Greenfield will wait to see if market conditions improve and then repeat the process. If Greenfield determines that it requires the services of an aggregation consultant for the period after the expiration of the Town’s current contract with Peregrine Energy Group, the Town will conduct a competitive procurement. The Town will draft and issue a Request for Proposals (RFP). Notice of the RFP will be published in the Central Register and in the Greenfield Recorder. Xxxxxxxxxx will designate a committee of town staff to review the proposals and that committee will make a recommendation to the Mayor. If the Mayor accepts the recommendation, he will execute a contract with the chosen consultant.
Method of Entering and Terminating Agreements with Other Entities. The Town’s process for entering, modifying, enforcing, and terminating all agreements associated with the Aggregation Plan will comply with the Town’s charter, federal and state law and regulations, and the provisions of the relevant agreement. When the Town has decided that it is timely to solicit bids for a new electric service agreement, the procurement steps will be as follows: - The Town’s consultants will prepare and issue an RFQ on behalf of the Town 1 Basic service pricing periods vary by customer class. For residential and small business customers, the prices change every six months. For medium and large business customers, prices change monthly. Town of Lexington Municipal Aggregation Plan 6 - The Town will receive and evaluate qualifications - The Town’s consultants will issue an RFP for prices - The Town will receive and evaluate bids and, if acceptable, execute a contract with the winning bidder. The Board of Selectmen will be responsible for executing the supply contract. If the prices bid on any given bid date are not satisfactory, the Town will wait to see if market conditions improve and then repeat the process.
Method of Entering and Terminating Agreements with Other Entities. The Town’s process for entering, modifying, enforcing, and terminating all agreements associated with the Aggregation Plan will comply with the Town’s charter, federal and state law and regulations, and the provisions of the relevant agreement. When the Town has decided that it is timely to solicit bids for a new electric service agreement, the procurement steps will be as follows: - The Town’s consultants will prepare and issue an RFQ on behalf of the Town - The Town will receive and evaluate qualifications - The Town’s consultants will issue an RFP for prices 1 Basic service pricing periods vary by customer class. For residential and small business customers, the prices change every six months. For medium and large business customers, prices change monthly. - The Town will receive and evaluate bids and, if acceptable, execute a contract with the winning bidder. The Board of Selectmen will be responsible for executing the supply contract. If the prices bid on any given bid date are not satisfactory, the Town will wait to see if market conditions improve and then repeat the process.
Method of Entering and Terminating Agreements with Other Entities. The Town’s process for entering, modifying, enforcing, and terminating all agreements associated with the Aggregation Plan will comply with the Town’s charter, federal and state law and regulations, and the provisions of the relevant agreement. When the Town has decided that it is timely to solicit bids for a new electric service agreement, the procurement steps will be as follows: - The Town’s consultants will prepare and issue an RFQ on behalf of the Town - The Town will receive and evaluate qualifications - The Town’s consultants will issue an RFP for prices 1 Basic service pricing periods vary by customer class. For residential and small business customers, the prices change every six months. For medium and large business customers, prices change monthly. Town of Acton Municipal Aggregation Plan 6 - The Town will receive and evaluate bids and, if acceptable, execute a contract with the winning bidder. The Board of Selectmen will be responsible for executing the supply contract. If the prices bid on any given bid date are not satisfactory, the Town will wait to see if market conditions improve and then repeat the process.
Method of Entering and Terminating Agreements with Other Entities. The City’s process for entering, modifying, enforcing, and terminating all agreements associated with the Aggregation Plan will comply with any and all applicable, federal, state and local laws and regulations, and the provisions of the relevant agreement. If and when the City has decided that it is timely to solicit bids for a new Competitive Electric Service Agreement, the procurement steps will be as follows: • the City’s Consultant will prepare and issue an RFQ and/or RFP on behalf of the City • the City will receive and evaluate qualifications • the City’s Consultant will issue an RFP for prices • the City will receive and evaluate bids and, if acceptable, execute a contract with the winning bidder. The Cambridge City Manager will be responsible for executing the Competitive Electric Service Agreement. If the prices bid on any given bid date are not satisfactory, the City will wait to see if market conditions improve and then repeat the process.
Method of Entering and Terminating Agreements with Other Entities. Greenfield’s process for entering, modifying, enforcing, and terminating all agreements associated with the plan will comply with the Town’s charter, federal and state law and regulations, and the provisions of the relevant agreement.
Method of Entering and Terminating Agreements with Other Entities. The Town’s process for entering, modifying, enforcing, and terminating all agreements associated with the Aggregation Plan will comply with the Town’s charter, federal and state law and regulations, and the provisions of the relevant agreement. When the Town has decided that it is timely to solicit bids for a new electric service agreement, the procurement steps will be as follows:
1. The Town’s consultants will prepare and issue an RFQ on behalf of the Town
2. The Town will receive and evaluate qualifications
3. The Town’s consultants will issue an RFP for prices
4. A few days prior to the pricing date the Town will receive from its consultants a memo providing the most recent information on energy market trends
5. On pricing day, the Town will receive and evaluate bids and, if acceptable, execute a contract with the winning bidder. The Board of Selectmen will be responsible for executing the supply contract. If the prices bid on any given bid date are not satisfactory, the Town will wait to see if market conditions improve and then repeat the process.
