Alaska Online Public Notices #223629

Legal Services for Bradley Project Management Committee – RCA Docket Representation

The Alaska Energy Authority, on behalf of the Bradley Project Management Committee (BPMC), is seeking qualified legal counsel to represent BPMC in Regulatory Commission of Alaska (RCA) docket U-25-028 regarding the Railbelt Transmission Organization and its Open Access Transmission Tariff. - Government Buyer: - Alaska Energy Authority, Bradley Project Management Committee - Services Requested: - Legal representation and counsel for BPMC in RCA docket U-25-028 - Appellate legal services, including analysis and potential appeals of RCA final orders - Products/Part Numbers/Quantities: - No specific products or part numbers; procurement is for professional legal services - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Attorneys or law firms must be licensed and in good standing to practice law in Alaska - Preferred experience in administrative or regulatory appeals, especially in energy, utilities, or public entities - Representation may extend to appellate courts if necessary - Period of Performance: - Initial contract from May 15, 2026, to June 30, 2029, with two one-year option periods (up to five years total) - Place of Performance and Contracting Office: - Bradley Lake Hydroelectric Project near Homer, Alaska (place of performance) - Alaska Energy Authority, 813 West Northern Lights, Anchorage, AK 99503 (contracting office) - No OEMs or product vendors are named, as this is a legal services solicitation.

Description

The Bradley Project Management Committee (BPMC) is seeking proposals from qualified attorneys or law firms to provide legal representation in Regulatory Commission of Alaska (RCA) docket U-25-028. This docket addresses the Railbelt Transmission Organization and its Open Access Transmission Tariff. The BPMC is currently a party to this RCA proceeding and is looking for new counsel to represent them. The contract period begins May 15, 2026, and ends June 30, 2029, with options to renew for two additional one-year periods, totaling up to five years.

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