Information for job candidates, contractors, and others looking to do business with EWEB.
Join our team
EWEB is a great place to build a purpose-driven career. There are opportunities for everyone to take part in shaping a future of clean, safe, and reliable water and power.
Contractors and developers
Resources for home/landowners and contractors to get projects done in our service area.
Bids and contracts
We have many business needs, from construction services to maintenance activities. Find information about current contracts, such as bid solicitations, quotes and results.
Rebates and savings
Saving water and energy reduces utility bills, makes living and work spaces more comfortable and protects the environment.
Take advantage of the many rebates and loans we have to help you pay for energy efficiency upgrades, water-saving products, EV ownership and more.
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Choosing clean energy
If you're building or renovating a home, upgrading appliances, or buying a car, you will have important decisions to make, such as the type of energy you'd like to use. By understanding the differences between your options, you'll be able to make a confident, informed decision that aligns with your values, budget and needs.
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Electric distribution standards and procedures
Review distribution standards and electric manufacturers' procedures for submitting material for approval.
Water distribution construction resources
We are committed to supporting water system construction by developers in the EWEB service area. Find resources to help guide developers through the steps to build water infrastructure additions.
New construction & custom projects
Have an energy efficiency idea that doesn't fit into our existing programs and/or want to reduce your carbon footprint? We offer incentives for custom projects. Contact us to start the conversation.
Need new electric service, an upgrade, or repair?
We offer a loan or grant program for customers who need financial assistance with a new service, upgrade, or repair.
Backflow prevention
Backflow prevention helps keep the public water supply safe and drinkable. The state of Oregon and EWEB require annual testing of all backflow-prevention assemblies.
