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Projects

69 projects found

Open Contracting Data Standard

Label: Project
Label: Technology
Label: Active
The City of Portland’s Open Contracting Data Standard publication makes information on City procurements and contracts accessible online and in open formats so it can be used, reused, and redistributed by any interested party.

PBOT Modal Committee Evaluation

Label: Project
Label: Planning
Label: Active
Spring through fall 2022
The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) worked with staff, public, and current and former of members of three modal committees (bicycle, freight, pedestrian) to understand what is and isn't working, explore tradeoffs and benefits, and alternatives for meaningful community engagement.

Performance

Label: Project
Label: Budget
Label: Active
Performance Lab

Portland Industrial Land Readiness (PILR) project

Label: Project
Label: Planning
Label: Active
The PILR project is a technical study of investments or policy changes that could make more of our existing industrial land ready for development. The project will inform the Economic Opportunities Analysis (EOA) and include a series of Technical Advisory Committee meetings.

Portland smart water meters project

Label: Project
Label: Capital construction
Label: Active
2025–2030
This multistep project will upgrade Portland’s water meters and improve the customer experience. First, we are replacing 114,000 older water meters. Then we will add digital meter reading technology that will automatically collect data from every meter, every day.

Reconnecting Albina Planning Project (RAPP)

Label: Project
Label: Planning
Label: Active
The Reconnecting Albina Planning Project is a partnership between the Albina Vision Trust and the City of Portland to create urban development strategies that center restorative development for Portland’s historic Albina communities and reconnect the physical fabric of the lower Albina neighborhood.

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