Commerce, Community, and Economic DevelopmentIssuing agency·Alaska·via a public procurement portalRFI 270000001POWER COST EQUALIZATION DATA MODELING
The Regulatory Commission of Alaska (Commission) seeks a contractor to develop standardized, configurable utility data models that will facilitate timely and accurate reviewing and calculating of Power Cost Equalization (PCE) levels across regulated and non-regulated rural electric utilities. The work will include establishing sustainable procedures and secure access systems, to ensure accurate, timely annual non-fuel and periodic fuel cost calculations for all participating utilities. These services will streamline the Commissions PCE review and approval process, improve data reliability, and strengthen internal controls.
**REQUIRED EXPERIENCE:**Vendor must have a minimum of one year of experience specific to providing financial modeling for public utilities.
**ANTICIPATED BUDGET:**Total spend is not expected to exceed $100,000.00 for the completion of the work.
**ANTICIPATED SCHEDULE:**All requested work is to be completed by Friday, August 27, 2027.
Interested parties must submit a written response by Monday October 12, at 05:00 p.m. AKST.
PROCUREMENT OFFICER:
AUGUSTINA SANCHEZ
PHONE: (907) 465-4609
EMAIL: AUGUSTINA.SANCHEZ@ALASKA.GOV
The contractor will develop standardized, configurable utility data models to facilitate timely and accurate reviewing and calculating of Power Cost Equalization (PCE) levels across regulated and non-regulated rural electric utilities. The work includes establishing sustainable procedures and secure access systems to ensure accurate, timely annual non-fuel and periodic fuel cost calculations for all participating utilities, streamlining the Commission's PCE review and approval process, improving data reliability, and strengthening internal controls.
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