• The fourth winner of an iPad has been drawn!  Cathleen Ruesch was randomly selected in March 2013 to win an iPad in our Go Paperless Contest.

  
  Customer Service Manager Robin Piper and iPad winner Cathleen Ruesch.

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• REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES -

Paterson Street Operations Center

Madison Water Utility is soliciting proposals for design, bidding and construction services for the reconstruction of the Utility’s Operations Center. Please see the RFP linked below for more information.

• Request for Proposals
• Standard Architect Contract

 

Proposals are due Wednesday, April 17, 2013 at 4:00 p.m.

• The 2011-2012 Water Utility Annual Report has been published online and includes an overview of projects, operations, water quality, and finances.

  

 

• The third winner of an iPad has been drawn!  Sarah Deneve was randomly selected on December 20, 2012 to win an iPad in our Go Paperless Contest. Sign up for e-billing on MyWater and you're automatically entered to win too!

  iPad Contest Rules »

  

  iPad winner Sarah Deneve and Customer Service Manager Robin Piper

  
  

• Shallow monitoring wells were installed at University Crossing to observe groundwater quality during site redevelopment.

  • Summary of test results (pdf, November 14, 2012)

• The second winner of an iPad has been drawn!  Carissa Nichols was randomly selected on September 28, 2012 to win an iPad in our Go Paperless Contest. Sign up for e-billing on MyWater and you're automatically entered to win too!

iPad Contest Rules »

Customer Service Manager Robin Piper and iPad winner Carissa Nichols

• Watch WISC-TV's "For the Record" with guests Tom Heikkinen, Robin Piper, and Jeff Lafferty of Public Health Madison & Dane County as they talk about Project H2O.
  

• Madison Water Utility is soliciting bids to airburst and chemically treat Unit Well 24.

  • Request for Bids for Chemical Treatment and Airbursting of Unit Well 24, due by 3:00 pm, Wednesday, 9/19/12
    

• Because recent rains have eased dry conditions in the city, utility workers are resuming routine main flushing to clear accumulated mineral sediment.  For more information and which areas are scheduled, please see the Water Main Flushing item below.  Maps of scheduled flushing areas are also regulary published in the Wisconsin State Journal.

• Madison Water Utility is soliciting proposals for professional engineering services to develop contract bidding documents for a variety of facility improvement projects.

  • Requests for Proposals
    • Unit Well 7 Reconstruction and Filter Addition, due 4:00 pm, Thursday, 8/16/12
  • Contract for Purchase of Services (Design Professionals)

   

• The first winner of an iPad has been drawn!  Dave Herbert's name was randomly selected from customers who have signed up for e-billing through My Water.  Three more winners will be drawn by next March.  Sign up for electronic billing at MyWater and you will be automatically entered to win too!
  
  
• The Madison Water Utility Drinking Water Quality Annual Report for 2011 has been mailed to all customers.  To view a copy online, click HERE.

• Now available:  You can pay your Madison Municipal Services (water) bill with automatic bill payments.  By filling out the ACH (automatic clearing house) debit form, you can make payments using automatic withdrawal from your bank account rather than writing a check.  Print out the ACH form here.

• Results of a 2010 City of Madison resident satisfaction survey show that respondents are overwhelmingly satisfied with the quality of their drinking water.  In fact, over 47% of respondents indicated they were "Very Satisfied" or better.  View the water results here. Click here for the complete city services survey results.

• Now available: Frequently Asked Questions about chromium 6. Madison Water Utility regularly tests all of its wells for inorganic constituents including chromium. See more testing information and results.  For more background information on chromium, including a message from the EPA, click here.   To read information from Public Health Madison and Dane County, click here.

• The 2011 Drinking Water Quality Annual Report has been mailed to Madison residents.  Click here to view a copy.
  
  

• Results of a 2010 City of Madison resident satisfaction survey show that respondents are overwhelmingly satisfied with the quality of their drinking water.  In fact, over 47% of respondents indicated they were "Very Satisfied" or better.  View the water results here. Click here for the complete city services survey results.

• Now available: Frequently Asked Questions about chromium 6. Madison Water Utility regularly tests all of its wells for inorganic constituents including chromium. See more testing information and results.  For more background information on chromium, including a message from the EPA, click here.   To read information from Public Health Madison and Dane County, click here.
  
  

• Eastside Water Supply Planning Project
  An 18-month major eastside water supply planning project is currently under way. Citizen's Advisory Panel (CAP).