The City of Portland is seeking proposals for a community survey project to measure public perception of drinking water quality, barriers to using tap water, and preferred types and methods of receiving information about drinking water. The project will involve survey development, delivery, reporting, and recommendations. The proposal should include information about the proposer's firm, project team, approach, pricing, and references. The City values diversity, equity, and sustainability, and proposers should describe their approaches to these areas. The proposal should be submitted through the City's Online Procurement Center, and the deadline is April 17, 2026, at 4:00 PM Pacific Time.
Key aspects of the job include:
• Conducting a regional community survey to measure public perception of drinking water quality
• Developing and delivering surveys to the public
• Providing reports and recommendations to the City
• Ensuring equal opportunity and access in subcontracting
• Implementing sustainable business practices
• Complying with the City's insurance requirements and open data policy
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