Solicitations
Ava’s mission is to reinvest profits directly into East Bay and San Joaquin Valley communities, creating local green energy jobs and clean power projects.
We do this in several ways, including contracting with local businesses, independent contractors, and community-based organizations to plan, implement, and execute a variety of programs in our service area.
In addition, Ava periodically purchases wholesale electric energy and capacity from generators and suppliers, including local renewable and carbon-free energy.
Solicitations for these services and more will be posted on this page — check back often!
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Current Solicitations
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Ava Community Energy / San José Clean Energy 2024 Long-Term Resource Request for Offers
Ava Community Energy (Ava) and San Jose Clean Energy (SJCE) are soliciting competitive proposals for the sale and purchase of renewable or low carbon energy and/or energy storage consistent with the terms and provisions in this Request for Offers (RFO).
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RFP for Accounts Receivable Recovery Agent
Ava Community Energy (Ava) is seeking proposals from qualified firms for debt collection services. Proposals shall include a detailed operational plan, which demonstrates an understanding of, and capability to assume responsibility for, collecting delinquent revenue for Ava. Ava values professionalism, a sense of community, and quality public services. As a result, Ava is seeking professional firms that can perform collections effectively and empathetically, with care and respect to our diverse customer base.
Active, Not Accepting Submissions
Community Organizing and Capacity Building for Resilience Hubs Community Innovation Grant (2024-2027)
Ava Community Energy is seeking proposals from qualified organizations for a Community Organizing and Capacity Building for Resilience Hubs Grant. This initiative aims to enhance local energy resilience and sustainability by identifying and developing a catalog of potential community-owned resilience hub sites within Ava’s service Area through community outreach, education, and research efforts. The grant, totaling up to $300,000 over three years, targets diverse communities and encourages collaboration with local stakeholders.