Board approves five-year emissions-testing contract for Riverside power plants
Jul 13, 2026
The Board of Public Utilities recommended that City Council approve a five-year, $1,723,815 professional-services agreement with Ontarris USA for emissions testing and environmental consulting at three city-owned power plants; staff said the vendor’s pricing and scheduling deliver notable savings compared with market rates.
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The board voted to recommend City Council approve a five-year professional consultant services agreement with Ontarris USA (formerly Montrose) to provide emissions testing and environmental consulting at the city’s three power plants — Springs, Clearwater and the Riverside Energy Resource Center. Jessica Spiking, utilities resource analyst in power generation, said Ontarris has supported the city for more than 20 years and offered an integrated testing-and-consulting proposal that staff negotiated with an annual pricing cap tied to a 5% escalation.
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