KEEGAN WERLIN LLP

ATTORNEYS AT LAW 99 HIGH STREET, Suite 2900 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02110 TELECOPIER: ——— (617) 951- 1354 (617) 951-1400

November 27, 2018

Mark D. Marini, Secretary Department of Public Utilities One South Station, 5th Floor Boston, Massachusetts 02110

Re: NSTAR Gas Company d/b/a Eversource Energy, D.P.U. 18-115

Dear Secretary Marini:

On behalf of NSTAR Gas Company d/b/a Eversource Energy (“Company”), enclosed please find the Return of Service for the Notice of Filing and Public Hearing issued by the Department of Public Utilities (“Department”) in the above-referenced proceeding. The Company gave notice of said hearing by publishing the Notice in The Boston Globe on November 7, 2018. Copies of the Notice were served by first class mail on or before November 12, 2018, on: (1) the Mayors, the Chairmen of the Boards of Selectmen, the Town Clerks, and the City Clerks in its service territory; (2) the service list in NSTAR Gas Company, D.P.U. 15- 164 (2015); (3) members of the Energy Efficiency Advisory Council convened pursuant to G.L. c. 25, § 22; and (4) to any person who filed a request for notice with the Company. In addition, the Company posted the Notice on its website at https://www.eversource.com/content/ema- c/residential/my-account/billing-payments/about-your-bill/rates-tariffs/public-hearings-filings. The Company has complied with the Order of Notice that was issued on November 1, 2018.

Thank you for your attention to this matter. Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns.

Sincerely,

Karen Moriarty

Enclosures cc: Jessica Ellis, Hearing Officer

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2018 The Boston Globe Sports C7 Red Sox’ 2019 payroll shows no signs of decline

By Alex Speier the first team this century to the Sox’ current commitments players who are currently un- GLOBE STAFF win back-to-back ? for 2019 already sit north of der team control, it will be al- In 2018, the Red Sox were They do have players com- $212 million. Assuming that most impossible for them to rewarded handsomely for ing off the books: Hanley they want to keep a nugget of avoid the second tax tier that spending lavishly. The team Ramirez ($22 million), Craig roughly $10 million for in-sea- takes effect at $226 million. carried its highest payroll in Kimbrel ($12 million as calcu- son additions, that number Moreover, it’s hard to see them franchise history, committing lated for luxury tax purposes), bumps up to roughly $222 mil- bringing back, say, both Kim- to absorb the highest penalties ($8.5 million), lion. brel and Eovaldi while staying that came with spending more and ($3.825 million). With the luxury tax thresh- below the third tier. than $237 million (as calculat- But that money will be offset in old at $206 million for 2019, That said, the draft-pick hit ed for luxury tax purposes). no small part by arbitration- the question is not whether the may be something the Red Sox To field a roster that they based raises for , Red Sox will spend to the point consider absorbing for a second viewed as championship-cali- , Jackie Brad- of getting hit with penalties. straight year — particularly if ber, the Red Sox committed to ley Jr., and Eduardo Rodriguez, They’re already into that red they want to extend one of their additions both large (a five- along with the contract struc- zone. The only uncertainty is key contributors such as Betts, year, $110 million deal for J.D. tures of the deals for how far beyond the threshold Sale, Bogaerts, or Bradley, while Martinez) and modest (in-sea- and Christian Vazquez. they will spend, with a need to also moving to address multiple son pickups of Steve Pearce, Na- The combined salaries of add (at a minimum) a couple of positions of need. Certainly, the than Eovaldi, and ). , Martinez, Rick arms in the bullpen and per- Red Sox can use The Red Sox outspent the other Porcello, (yes, haps a righthanded bat capable or one of the other catchers as a 29 teams by a healthy margin, the final year of the released of filling the Pearce role (with chip to try to address one of but they were rewarded for do- ’s five-year, $95 Pearce himself representing an those spots, but there just isn’t STAN GROSSFELD/GLOBE STAFF

5 ing so with a title. million deal counts against the option). a lot of financial laxity available “You can’t do it all the time,” payroll as calculated for luxury Shortstop Xander Bogaerts is eligible for arbitration this For any spending between with the current roster. Red Sox principal owner (and tax purposes), Dustin Pedroia, offseason and may command $11.9 million in 2019. $206 million and $226 million, Does that matter? The Sox Globe owner) John Henry said Sale, , Eduardo the Sox will get hit with a 30 made the decision to spend big on the field at Dodger Stadium. Nunez, and Vazquez will ac- The Red Sox also will have a lazquez proved their value in percent tax; for spending of in 2018, and they don’t regret “But we were missing one piece count for roughly $136 million. few inexpensive players on the 2018. $226 million to $246 million, it. Their efforts to make another this year, it was over our bud- On top of that, they have 12 roster who have not reached ar- Those salaries, in combina- they will get taxed at 42 per- run in 2019 are unlikely to get, and we went out and did players eligible for arbitration. bitration eligibility. Andrew Be- tion with a couple million dol- cent; and for any spending be- come at any sort of discount that.” Betts, whom MLBTradeRu- nintendi and are lars for salaries for players who yond $246 million, they will ab- compared with this champion-

Keegan Werlin Llp Sports/007/NZ DPU 18-11 Now, as the Red Sox plan for mors.com projects at $18.7 mil- crucial players, given their po- are on the 40-man roster but in sorb an 87 percent tax rate, as ship run. their title defense, it makes lions, Bogaerts ($11.9 million), tential to offer high production the minor leagues and nearly well as a draft-pick penalty sense to examine their resourc- and Bradley ($7.9 million) top a for salaries in the mid six fig- $15 million in benefits (a stan- (their top pick in the 2020 draft Alex Speier can be reached at es. How heavily might they group that the website projects ures, while Brian Johnson (out dardized chunk that all teams would move down by 10 spots). [email protected]. Follow spend in an effort to become at a cumulative $57.9 million. of options) and Hector Ve- must contribute), suggest that Unless the Red Sox trade him on twitter at @alexspeier.

notices LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS – The Commonwealth of Massachusetts The Commonwealth of Massachusetts TheCommonwealth of Massachusetts &more M.G.L. C. 30, sec.39M CONSTRUCTION _____ ADVERTISEMENT OF INVITATION FORBIDS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES boston.com/classifieds CCOMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND RECREATION NOTICE OF FILING AND PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF FILING AND PUBLIC HEARING 251 CAUSEWAY STREET,SUITE 600, NOTICE OF FILING AND PUBLIC HEARING BOSTON,MA02114-2104 D.P. U. 18-112 November 1, 2018 D.P. U. 18-117 November 1, 2018 PHONE: 617-626-1250 FAX: 617-626-1449 D.P. U. 18-115 November 1, 2018 www.mass.gov/dcr Petition of Fitchburg Gas and Electric Light Company, d/b/a Petition of Fitchburg Gas and Electric Light Company,d/b/a LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Petition of NSTAR Gas Company d/b/a Eversource Energy, Unitil (gas), pursuant to G.L. c. 25, §21, for approval by the Unitil (electric), pursuant to G.L. c. 25, §21, for approval by Contract No.: P19-3260-M01 pursuant to G.L. c. 25, §21, forapprovalbythe Department Department of Public Utilities of its Three-Year Energy Ef- the Department of Public Utilities of its Three-Year Energy The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Title: Catch Basin &Drainage Infrastructure Cleaning and of Public Utilities of its Three-Year Energy Efficiency Plan ficiency Plan for 2019 through 2021. Efficiency Plan for 2019 through 2021. _____ CCTV Inspection (STATEWIDE) for 2019 through 2021. Location: STATEWIDE –All 14 counties (Essex,Middlesex, ______On October 31, 2018, Fitchburg Gas and ElectricLight On October 31, 2018, Fitchburg Gas and Electric Light DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES Suffolk, Norfolk, Bristol, Plymouth, Barnstable,Dukes, Company,d/b/a Unitil(“Company”), filed with the Depart- Company,d/b/a Unitil(electric) (“Company”),filed with the Nantucket, Worcester,Hampden, Hampshire,Franklin On October 31,2018, NSTAR Gas Companyd/b/a Ever- ment of Public Utilities (“Department”), apetition for ap- Department of PublicUtilities (“Department”),apetition Section/Page/Zone: Description: Client Name: Advertiser: NOTICE OF FILING,PUBLIC HEARING &Berkshire) source Energy (“Company”), filed with the Department of proval of athree-year energy efficiency plan, covering for approval of athree-year energy efficiency plan,cover- AND PROCEDURALCONFERENCE PublicUtilities (“Department”), apetition for approval of a calendar years 2019 through 2021 (“Three-Year Plan”). ing calendaryears 2019 through 2021 (“Three-Year Plan”). Sealed proposals submittedonaform furnished bythe De- three-year energyefficiency plan, covering calendar years The Company filed its Three-Year Plan pursuant to An Act The Companyfiled its Three-Year Plan pursuant to An Act partment will be received until 11:00 AM on Wednesday 2019 through 2021 (“Three Year Plan”). TheCompany filed Relative to Green Communities,Acts of 2008, c. 169, §11 Relative to Green Communities, Acts of 2008, c. 169, §11 D.P. U. 18-104 November 2, 2018 November 21 2018,atthe Boston address above,and will its Three Year Plan pursuanttoAnAct Relative to Green (“Green Communities Act”) and Investigation by the De- (“Green Communities Act”) andInvestigation by the De- be,atthat time and place,publicly opened and read. Communities,Acts of 2008, c. 169, §11(“GreenCommu- partment of Public Utilities on its own Motion into Updat- partment of Public Utilities on its own Motion into Updat- Petition of Boston Gas Company d/b/a NationalGrid for ap- nities Act”) and Investigation by the Department of Public ing its Energy EfficiencyGuidelines Consistent with An Act ing its Energy Efficiency Guidelines Consistent with An Act provalofthree-year gas supply option contract with ENGIE Individual sets of contract documents,inthe form of Com- Utilities on its own Motion into Updating its Energy Effi- Relative to Green Communities,D.P.U.08-50 (2008); D.P. U. RelativetoGreenCommunities, D.P. U. 08-50 (2008); D.P. U. Gas &LNG,LLC,pursuant to G.L. c. 164, §94A. pact Discs (CDs),which includespecifications,are available ciency Guidelines Consistent with AnAct Relative to Green 08-50-A (2009); D.P. U. 08-50-B(2009); D.P. U. 08-50-C(2011); 08-50-A (2009); D.P. U. 08-50-B (2009); D.P. U. 08-50-C (2011); at the Boston address above,free of charge.All parties Communities, D.P. U. 08-50 (2008); D.P. U. 08-50-A (2009); D.P. U. 08-50-D (2012). The Department has docketed this D.P. U. 08-50-D (2012).The Department has docketed this On October 9, 2018, Boston Gas Company d/b/a National who wish to have the CDs shipped to them must Email: D.P. U. 08-50-B (2009); D.P. U. 08-50-C (2011); D.P. U. 08-50-D matter as D.P. U. 18-112. matter as D.P. U. 18-117. Grid (“National Grid” or “Company”) filed apetition with the [email protected] with your approved account (2012). The Department has docketed this matter as D.P. U. Department of Public Utilities(“Department”) seeking ap- number for mailingservice(i.e.–Federal Express), or you 18- 115. The Green Communities Act requires the Common- The Green Communities Act requires the Common- provalofathree year gas supply option contract (“Agree- may request to have CD sent by the United State Post Ser- wealth’selectric and gas distribution companies,and wealth’selectric and gas distribution companies,and ment”)with ENGIE Gas &LNG,LLC (“ENGIE”) pursuant to vice.Inthe email,pleaseincludeyour company’sname, The Green Communities Act requires the Common- municipal aggregators with certified efficiency plans, municipal aggregators with certified efficiency plans, G.L. c. 164, §94A. The Agreement provides that the Com- address,telephone #, and contact person. Willemail when wealth’selectric and gas distribution companies,and (“Program Administrators”) to develop energy efficiency (“Program Administrators”) to develop energy efficiency pany has the option to have ENGIE deliver up to an agreed possible. municipal aggregators with certified efficiency plans,(“Pro- plans that providefor the acquisition of all available en- plans that provide for the acquisition of all available en- maximum daily quantity at the existing point of intercon- gram Administrators”) to develop energy efficiency plans ergy efficiencyand demand reductionresources that are ergy efficiency and demand reduction resources that are nection between ENGIE’sfacilities and the Company’s In the event that any addenda are issued throughout the that provide for the acquisition of all available energy ef- cost-effective or less expensive than supply.G.L. c. 25, cost-effective or less expensive than supply.G.L. c. 25, distribution system located in Everett, Massachusetts.The open period forthis project, DCR will distribute thesead- ficiency and demand reduction resourcesthat are cost ef- §21. To accomplish this goal, Program Administrators are §21. To accomplishthisgoal, Program Administrators are Department has docketed thispetition as D.P. U. 18-104. denda via email to the email identified by the prospective fective or less expensive than supply.G.L. c. 25, §21. To required to develop three-year energyefficiency plansin required to develop three-yearenergy efficiency plans in bidders to DCR at the time the CD of plans and specifica- accomplish this goal, Program Administrators are required consultation with the Energy Efficiency Advisory Council consultation with the Energy EfficiencyAdvisory Council Acopy of the petition and accompanyingexhibitsare tions is issued. PLEASE NOTE: All bidders must confirm re- to develop three year energyefficiency plans in consulta- (“Council”) and submit such plans to the Department for (“Council”) and submit such plans to the Department for available for inspection during regular businesshours at ceipt of any DCR email communicationbysending areturn tion with the Energy Efficiency Advisory Council (“Council”) review.G.L.c.25, §21. The Green CommunitiesAct re- review.G.L. c. 25, §21. The Green Communities Act re- the Department’soffices. In addition,the filing is also avail- email stating: “(name of bidder) confirms that we have re- and submit such plans to the Department for review.G.L. c. quiresthe Department to: (1) considerthe plan; (2) pro- quires the Departmentto: (1)consider the plan; (2) pro- able on the Department’swebsite at https://eeaonline.eea. ceived Addendum #__ for Project No.P19-3260-M01 Catch 25, §21. The Green CommunitiesAct requires the Depart- vide an opportunity for interestedpersons to be heard in vide an opportunity for interested personstobeheard in state.ma.us/DPU/Fileroom/dockets/bynumber(enter “18- Basin &Drainage Infrastructure Cleaning and CCTV Inspec- ment to: (1) considerthe plan; (2) provide an opportunity apublic hearing; and (3) within 90 days after the submis- apublic hearing; and(3) within 90 days afterthe submis- 104”).Torequest materials in accessibleformats (braille, tion (STATEWIDE). The email must show the name and for interested persons to be heardinapublichearing; and sion of the plan, issue adecision on the plan that ensures sion of the plan,issue adecisiononthe plan that ensures large print, electronic files,audio format), contact the phone number of the bidder’sresponsiblecontact person (3) within 90 days after the submissionofthe plan, issue a that all energy efficiency and demand reduction resources that all energy efficiency and demand reduction resources Department’sADA coordinator at DPUADACoordinator@ decision on theplanthatensures that all energyefficiency that are cost-effectiveorless expensive than supply have that are cost-effective or less expensive than supply have 362891 2.23 x 9.99 B&W mass.gov or 617- 305-3500. This contract WILL NOT have apre-bid conference. Please and demand reduction resources that are cost effective or been identified and captured by the Program Administra- been identified and capturedbythe Program Administra- forward all questions [email protected] by No- less expensive than supply have been identified and cap- tor.G.L. c. 25, §21. tor.G.L. c. 25, §21. The Departmentwill conduct apublic hearing to receive vember13th, 2018. tured by the Program Administrator.G.L. c. 25, §21. comments on the Company’spetition on Tuesday,No- The Company’sproposed Three-Year Plan includes en- The Company’sproposed Three-Year Plan includesen- vember27, 2018 at 2:00 p.m. at the Department’sof- The project consists of cleaning and/or investigation of The Company’sproposedThree-Year Plan includes ergy efficiency programs for residential,low-income,and ergy efficiency programs for residential, low-income,and fices,One South Station,5th Floor,Boston, Massachusetts DCR drainage infrastructure.Typically,work shall include, energyefficiencyprograms for residential, low income, commercial and industrial customers. ThePlan also incor- commercial and industrial customers. ThePlan also incor- 02110. The Department will conduct aprocedural confer- duringregular and emergency response times,the clean- and commercial and industrial customers.The Plan also porates the Company’sResidential ConservationService porates the Company’sResidential Conservation Service ence immediately following thepublic hearing. ing of catch basin and manhole structures with avacuum incorporates the Company’s Residential Conservation filing pursuant to G.L. 164, App.§2-7(h). The Company’s filing pursuant to G.L. 164, App.§2-7(h). The Company’s truck,high pressure water jetting of drainage lines,and Service filing pursuant to G.L. c. 164, App.§27(h). The proposed budget for the three-year period is $7,466,251 proposed budget for the three-year period is $18,088,061 Anypersonwho desires to file written comments or to CCTV investigation. This project shall also include the re- Company’s proposed budgetfor the three year periodis (i.e., $2,367,201in2019, $2,489,289 in 2020, and (i.e., $5,952,845 in 2019, $6,000,409 in 2020, and participate otherwise in this proceeding shall file an origi- moval and disposal of all sediments in compliance with the $181,098,271 (i.e., $57,756,317 in 2019, $60,521,019 in $2,609,762 in 2021) andincludes aperformance incentive. $6,134,807 in 2021) andincludes aperformance incentive. nal and one copy of such writtencomments or petition for regulations of the Department of Environmental Protection 2020, and $62,820,935 in 2021) and includes aperfor- leave to intervene in the proceeding with Mark D. Marini, in effect at the timeofdisposal. mance incentive. If the Company’sThree-Year Plan is approved as pro- If the Company’sThree-Year Plan is approved as pro- Secretary,Department of Public Utilities, One South Sta- posed, the Company states that customers could experi- posed, the Companystates that customers could experi- tion, Boston,Massachusetts, 02110, no later than 5:00 p.m. The estimated project cost is $1,500,000.00. If the Company’s Three-Year Plan is approved as pro- ence the followingbillimpacts: ence the following bill impacts: on Monday,November 26, 2018,and serve one copy on posed, the Company states that customers could experi- counsel for the Company,Stacey Donnelly,Esq., National Theworkistobeaccomplished within 365 calendar days ence the followingbill impacts: • Aresidential customer (R-3) using 114 therms per month • Aresidential customer (Residential RD-1) using 587 kWh Grid, 40 SylvanRoad, Waltham, MA 02451and JohnHabib, of anotice to proceed. Liquidated damages in the amount could experience amonthlypeak bill increaseof$0.05 or per month could experience amonthly peak billdecrease Esq., Keegan Werlin LLP,99High Street, 29th Floor, Boston, of $500 per day will be assessed if the work has notbeen •Aresidential heating customer (Rate R-3) using 128 0.02 percent in 2019; amonthly peak bill increaseof$2.87 of $1.53or1.0 percentin2019; amonthlypeak bill in- MA 02110. completed in accordance with the provisions of the con- therms per month could experience amonthly peak bill or 1.37 percent in 2020; and amonthly peak bill increase of crease of $0.41 or 0.3 percent in 2020; and amonthly peak tract within the time specified (as extended by any autho- increase of $1.75 or 1.0 percent in 2019; amonthly peak $0.40 or 0.19 percent in 2021; bill increase of $0.08 or 0.1 percentin2021; Apetition for leave to intervene must satisfy the timing rized extension of time granted in accordance with the bill increase of $3.19 or 1.8 percent in 2020; and amonthly and substantive requirements of 220 CMR 1.03. Receipt by contract provisions). peak bill increase of $1.02 or 0.6percent in 2021; • Alow-income (R-4) residentialcustomer using 114 therms • Aresidential low-income customer (Low-Income Resi- the Department, not mailing, constitutes filing and deter- per month could experience amonthlypeak bill increase of dential RD-2) using 587 kWh per month could experience mines whether apetition has been timely filed.Apetition Bidders must be pre-qualified by the Massachusetts •Alow-income residential heating customer (Rate R-4) $0.03 or 0.02 percent in 2019; amonthly peak bill increase amonthlypeak bill decrease of $1.14 or 1.0 percent in filed late may be disallowed as untimely,unless good cause Dept. of Transportation (MassDOT) Highway Division using 120 therms per month couldexperience amonthly of $2.16or1.37 percentin2020; and amonthly peak bill 2019; amonthlypeak bill increase of $0.31 or 0.3 percent is shown for waiver under 220 CMR 1.01(4). To be allowed, in Catch Basin Cleaning to bid on the above project. peak bill increase of $1.23 or 1.0 percent in 2019; amonth- increase of $0.30 or 0.19 percent in 2021; and in 2020; and amonthly peak bill increase of $0.06 or 0.1 apetition under 220 CMR 1.03(1) must satisfy the standing An award willnot be made to aContractorwho is not ly peak bill increaseof$2.25 or 1.8 percent in 2020; and a percent in 2021; and requirements of G.L. c. 30A, §10. pre-qualified by MassDOTHighway Divisionprior to monthly peak bill increase of $0.72 or 0.6 percent in 2021; • Bill impactsfor commercial and industrial customers will the openingofProposals. and vary.These customersshould contact the Company for • Bill impacts for commercialand industrial customers will All documents should also be submitted to the specificbillimpact information. vary.These customers should contact the Company for Department in electronic format using one of the following The proposed contract includes acombined participa- •Bill impacts for commercial and industrial customers specific bill impact information. tion goal of 0.0% of the bid price for minority-owned will vary.These customers should contact the Company Customers who participate in energy efficiencyprograms Ad Number: Insertion Number: Size: Color Type: methods: (1) by e-mail attachment to dpu.efiling@mass. gov and the hearingofficer[stephen.bright @mass.gov]; or business enterprises and women-owned businessen- for specific bill impact information. may experience amonthly bill decreaseover the duration Customers who participateinenergy efficiency programs (2) on aCD-ROM. The text of the e-mail or CD-ROM must terprises.Proposed MBE/WBE participation plans that of the Three-Year Plan. Forspecific billimpacts,please may experience amonthlybill decrease over the duration specify: (1) the docket number of the proceeding (D.P.U. include solely MBE or solely WBE participation, or do Customers who participate in energy efficiencyprograms contact the Company as indicated below. of the Three-Year Plan. Forspecific bill impacts,please 18-104); (2) the name of the personorcompany submit- not include areasonable amount of participation by may experience amonthly bill decreaseover the duration contact the Company as indicated below. ting the filing; and (3) abrief descriptive title of the docu- both MBE and WBE firms to meet the combined goal, of the Three Year Plan. Forspecific bill impacts, please ment. The electronicfilingshould also include the name, will not be considered responsive. contact the Company as indicated below. Acopy of theCompany’sThree-Year Plan is on file at the title,and telephone number of aperson to contact in the Department’soffices,One South Station -5th Floor,Boston, Acopy of theCompany’sThree-Year Plan is on file at the event of questions about the filing. All documents submit- The applicablelocal minority workforce utilization per- Acopy of the Company’sThree-Year Plan is on file at Massachusetts 02110 for public viewing during business Department’soffices,One South Station -5th Floor,Boston, ted in electronicformatwill be posted on the Department’s centage is aminimum goal of 15.3%. The applicable the Department’soffices,One South Station 5th Floor, hours and on the Department’swebsite at http://www. Massachusetts 02110 for publicviewing during business website. local women workforce utilization percentage is a Boston, Massachusetts 02110 for public viewing during mass.gov/dpu. Documents on the Department’swebsite hours and on the Department’swebsiteathttp://www. minimum goal of 0.0%. business hours and on the Department’swebsite at http:// may be accessed either by browsingfor documents by mass.gov/dpu.Documents on the Department’s website Forfurther information regarding the Petition, please www.mass.gov/dpu. Documents on the Department’s industry (e.g., Electric or Gas) at http://web1.env.state. may be accessed either by browsing for documentsby contact counsel for the Company,Stacey Donnelly,Esq., The Commonwealth encourages the participation of website may be accessed either by browsing for docu- ma.us/DPU/FileRoom/dockets/byindustry or by looking up industry (e.g., Electric or Gas) at http://web1.env.state. National Grid, 40 Sylvan Road, Waltham, MA 02451, (781) Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned BusinessEnterprises ments by industry (e.g., Electric or Gas) at http://web1.env. the docket by its numberinthe docket databaseathttp:// ma.us/DPU/FileRoom/dockets/byindustry or by looking up 907-1833 and John Habib,Esq., Keegan Werlin LLP,99High (“SDVOBE”) on its constructionprojects.The Service- state.ma.us/DPU/FileRoom/dockets/byindustry or by look- web1.env.state.ma.us/DPU/FileRoom/dockets/bynumber the docket by its number in the docket database athttp:// Street, 29th Floor,Boston, MA 02110, (617) 951 1400. For Disabled Veteran-OwnedBusiness Enterprise partici- ing up the docket by its numberinthe docket database (enter “18-112”). Acopy is also on file for public view at web1.env.state.ma.us/DPU/FileRoom/dockets/bynumber further information regardingthis notice,please contact pation benchmark for this contract is 0.0%. at http://web1.env.state.ma.us/DPU/FileRoom/dockets/ the office of Fitchburg Gas and Electric Light Company,6 (enter “18-117”). Acopy is also on file for publicview at the Stephen Bright, HearingOfficer,Department of Public bynumber (enter “18-115”). Acopy is also on file for pub- Liberty Lane West, Hampton, New Hampshire 03842 and office of,Fitchburg Gas and Electric Light Company,d/b/a Utilities,One South Station, Boston, Massachusetts,02110, Each bid must be accompanied by abid deposit, inthe lic view at the office of NSTAR Gas Company 800 Boylston on the Company’swebsite.Any person desiring further Unitil, 6Liberty Lane West, Hampton, New Hampshire,and 617-305-3500. form of abid bond, cash, certified check, or atreasurer’s Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02199 and on the Com- information regardingthe Three-Year Plan should contact on the Company’swebsite.Any persondesiring further or cashier’scheck issued by aresponsible bank or trust pany’swebsite.Any person desiringfurther information counsel for the Company,Danielle Winter,Esq., at (617) information regarding the Three-Year Plan should contact Reasonable accommodations at publicorevidentiary company,payable to the Department of Conservationand regarding the Three Year Plan should contact counsel for 951-1400. Any persondesiring further information regard- counsel for the Company,Danielle Winter,Esq., at (617) hearings for people with disabilities are available upon re- Recreationinthe amount of 5% of the bid. the Company,John K. Habib,Esq., at (617) 951-1400. Any ing this notice should contact JeffreyLeupold, Hearing Of- 951-1400. Any person desiring further information regard- quest. Include adescription of the accommodation you persondesiring further information regardingthis notice ficer,Department of Public Utilities,at(617) 305-3500. ing this notice should contact Jeffrey Leupold, Hearing Of- will need, including asmuch detail as you can. Also include Each bid must be enclosed inasealedenvelope on which should contact Jessica Ellis, Hearing Officer,Department of ficer,Department of Public Utilities,at(617) 305-3500. away the Department can contact you if we need more the bidder’sreturn address,including the bidder’sname,is PublicUtilities, at (617) 305-3500. The Department will conduct apublichearingtoreceive information. Please provide as much advance notice as listed, and be addressed as follows: comments on the proposedThree-Year Plan. The hearing The Department will conduct apublic hearing to receive possible.Lastminute requests will be accepted, but may The Departmentwill conduct apublic hearing to receive will take place on Monday,December 3, 2018,2:00 p.m. commentsonthe proposed Three-Year Plan.The hearing not be able to be accommodated. Contact the Depart- John Clarkeson, Director of Contract Administration comments on the proposedThree-YearPlan. The hearing at the Department’soffices,One South Station –5th Floor, will takeplace on Monday,December 3, 2018, 2:00 p.m. ment’sADA coordinator at [email protected] and Procurement will take place on Monday,December 3, 2018, 2:00 p.m. Boston,Massachusetts 02110. Any person who desires to at the Department’soffices,One South Station –5th Floor, or (617) 305-3500. Department of Conservation &Recreation at the Department’s offices,One South Station -5th Floor, commentmay do so at the time and place noted above or Boston, Massachusetts 02110. Any person who desires to 251 CausewayStreet, 6th Floor Boston, Massachusetts 02110. Any person who desires to submit written comments to the Department not later than comment may do so at the time and place noted above or Boston, MA 02114 comment may do so at the time and place noted above or the close of business (5:00 p.m.) on December3,2018. submit written comments to the Department not later than ADVERTISEMENT submit written comments to the Departmentnot later than the close of business (5:00 p.m.) on December 3, 2018. CITY OF BOSTON CONSTRUCTIONCONTRACT BID ENCLOSED the close of business (5:00 p.m.) on December 3, 2018. Any person who desires to participate in the evidentiary Contract No.: P19-3260-M01 phase of this proceeding must file awritten petitionfor Any person who desires to participate in the evidentiary PROPERTY MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT Contract Title: Catch Basin &Drainage Infrastructure Any person who desires to participateinthe eviden- leave to intervene with the Department. Apetitionfor phase of this proceeding must file awritten petition for Cleaning and CCTV Inspection (STATEWIDE) tiary phase of this proceeding must file awritten petition leave to intervenemust satisfy the timing and substantive leave to intervene with the Department. Apetition for for leave to intervene with the Department. Apetition for requirements of 220 CMR 1.03. The followingpersons/ leave to intervene must satisfy the timing and substantive REQUESTFOR PROPOSALS TO PROVIDETHE FOLLOWING Bids are subject to the provisions of M.G.L. Ch. 30, Sect. leave to intervenemust satisfy the timingand substantive entities who desire to participate in the evidentiary phase requirements of 220 CMR 1.03. The following persons/ SERVICES AND/OR SUPPLIES: 39F,G,Hand Minclusive.Wages are subjecttominimum requirements of 220 CMR 1.03. The followingpersons/ of this proceeding must file awritten petitionfor leave to entities who desire to participate in the evidentiary phase wage rates as per M.G.L. Ch. 149, sections 26 to 27D in- entities who desire to participate in the evidentiary phase intervene with the Department not later than the close of of this proceeding must file awritten petition for leave to We are looking for atechnology system for work orders, clusive.The Department reserves the righttowaive any of this proceeding must file awritten petitionfor leave to business on Thursday,November 1, 2018: (1) voting and intervene with the Department not later than the close of inventory management, and asset management that is informalities in or to reject any and all bids if it be in the intervene with the Department not later than the close of non-voting members of the Council; (2) any entity whose business on Thursday,November 1, 2018: (1) voting and easy to use on amobile device or tablet as an application publicinterest to do so. business on Thursday, November 1, 2018: (1) voting and interestsare represented on the Council; (3) any person/ non-voting members of the Council;(2) any entity whose as well as adesktop. non-voting members of the Council; (2) any entity whose entity that has participated in the Council process;and (4) interestsare represented on the Council; (3) any person/ LeoRoy,Commissioner interestsare represented on the Council; (3) any person/ any person/entity that was previously granted intervention entity that has participated in the Council process; and (4) The City of Boston (“The City”), acting by its Commissioner Massachusetts Department of Conservation entitythat has participated in the Council process;and (4) as afull party or limited participantinathree-year energy any person/entitythat was previously granted intervention (“The Official”), requests proposals for the services and/or and Recreation any person/entity that was previously granted intervention efficiencyplan proceeding.All otherpersons/entities who as afull party or limited participantinathree-year energy supplies describedabove,asparticularly set forth in the as afull party or limited participantinathree-year energy desire to participateinthe evidentiary phase of this pro- efficiency plan proceeding.All otherpersons/entities who Request for Proposals,which may be obtained from the efficiency plan proceeding.All other persons/entities who ceeding must file awritten petition for leave to intervene desire to participate in the evidentiary phase of this pro- City’sprocurement website and Supplier Portal (http://bos- desire toparticipate in the evidentiary phase of this pro- with the Department not later than the close of business ceeding must file awritten petition for leave to intervene ton.gov/procurement) under Event ID EV00006125 or at 1 ceeding must file awritten petition for leave to intervene on Wednesday,November14, 2018. Receipt by the De- with the Department not later than the close of business City Hall Plaza, Room 811,Boston,MA02201. LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES with the Departmentnot later than the close of business partment, not mailing, constitutesfiling and determines on Wednesday,November 14,2018. Receipt by the De- Note: Forinformation specifictothis RFP,pleasecontact on Wednesday,November 14, 2018. Receiptbythe De- whetherapetition has been timely filed. Apetition filed partment, not mailing, constitutes filing and determines PMD Bid Info at [email protected]. NewConservatoryLab DIVORCE SUMMONS partment, not mailing, constitutesfiling and determines late may be disallowed as untimely,unless good cause is whether apetition has been timely filed. Apetition filed CharterSchoolat395 Co- BY PUBLICATION AND whether apetition has been timely filed. Apetition filed shown for waiverunder 220 CMR 1.01(4). To be allowed, late may be disallowed as untimely,unlessgood cause is late may be disallowed as untimely,unless good cause is apetition under 220 CMR 1.03(1) must satisfy the standing Request for Proposals shallbeavailable on November 05, lumbia Road, Boston,MA MAILING shown for waiver under 220 CMR 1.01(4). To be allowed, 02125 Docket No.WO18D1951DR shown for waiverunder 220 CMR 1.01(4). To be allowed, requirements of G.L. c. 30A, §10. All responses to peti- apetition under 220 CMR 1.03(1) must satisfy the standing 2018 until the proposal filing deadline.All proposals shall apetition under 220 CMR 1.03(1) must satisfy the standing tions to intervene must be filed by the close of business requirementsofG.L. c. 30A, §10. All responses to peti- be filed no laterthan December 10, 2018 at 02:00 PM. Invitation to Provide Pre- Commonwealth of Mas- QualificationStatements sachusetts The Trial Court requirements of G.L. c. 30A, §10. All responses to peti- of the second business day after the petition to intervene tions to intervene must be filed by the close of business Worcester Probate and tions to intervene must be filed by the close of business was filed. of the secondbusiness day after the petition to intervene The attention of all proposers is directed to the provisions For: TRADE CONTRACTORS of the second business dayafter thepetition to intervene was filed. of the Request for Proposals and contract documents, spe- with DCAMMCertification Family Court 225 Main Street Worcester,MA01608 was filed. An original and one (1) copy of all written comments or cificallytothe requirements for bid deposits,insurance and Request for Qualifications for petitions to intervene must be filed with Mark D. Marini, An original and one (1) copy of all written comments or performance bonds,asmay be applicable. TRADE CONTRACTORS Con- Shannon Viteritti vs. struction Manager at Risk – Juan Garcia An original and one (1) copy of all written comments or Secretary,Department of Public Utilities,One South Sta- petitions to intervene must be filed with Mark D. Marini, To the Defendant: petitionstointervene must be filed with Mark D. Marini, tion -5th Floor,Boston, Massachusetts 02110, not later Secretary,Department of Public Utilities,One South Sta- The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids,orany M.G.L. c.149A, §8 Secretary, Department of Public Utilities,One South Sta- than the close of business on the dates noted above.One part or parts thereof,and to award acontract as the Official Sub-Bid Trades as follows: The Plaintiff has filed a tion -5th Floor,Boston,Massachusetts 02110, not later Masonry; Metal Windows; Complaint for Divorce tion 5th Floor,Boston, Massachusetts 02110, not later copy of all written commentsorpetitions to intervene than the close of business on the dates noted above.One deems to be in the best interests of the City.This con- than the close of business on the dates noted above.One should also be sent to the Company’s attorney,Danielle tract shall be subject to the availability of an appropriation Misc.&Ornamental Iron; requesting that the Court copy of all written comments or petitions to intervene Waterproofing, Dampproof- grant adivorce for Irretriev- copy of all written commentsorpetitionstointervene Winter,Esq., Keegan Werlin, LLP,,99 High Street, Suite 2900, should also be sent to the Company’sattorney,Diane therefore. Themaximum time for proposal acceptance by should also be sent to the Company’sattorney,John K. the City afterthe opening of proposals shall be 90 days. ing &Caulking; Glass &Glaz- able Breakdown. The Com- Boston,Massachusetts02110-3113, and by email, dwin- Winter,Esq., Keegan Werlin LLP,99High Street, Suite 2900, ing; Tile; Roofing &Flashing; plaint is on file at the Court. Habib,Esq., Keegan Werlin, LLP,99High Street, 29th Floor, [email protected]. Boston, Massachusetts 02110, and by email,dwinter@ The award of this contract shall be subjecttothe approval Boston, Massachusetts 02110-3113, and by email, jhabib@ of the MayorofBoston. Acoustical Tile; Resilient An Automatic Restraining keeganwerlin.com. Flooring; Painting; Elevators; Order has been entered keeganwerlin.com. All written commentsorpetitions to intervene should also Gregory T. Rooney Fire Protection; Plumbing; in this matter preventing be submitted to the Department in electronic format using All written comments or petitionstointervene should also Commissioner Heating, Ventilation &Air you from taking any action All written comments or petitions to intervene should one of the followingmethods:(1) by e-mail attachment to be submitted to the Department in electronic format using Conditioning; and Electrical. which would negatively also be submitted to the Department in electronic format dpu.efi[email protected] and to the Hearing Officer,Jeffrey Le- one of the following methods: (1) by e-mail attachment to Estimated Total Construction impact the current financial using one of the following methods: (1)bye-mail attach- upold, [email protected], or (2) on aCD-ROM. The dpu.efi[email protected] and to the HearingOfficer,JeffreyLe- Cost is $18,000,000.00 status of either party.SEE ment to dpu.efi[email protected] and to the Hearing Officer, text of the e-mail or CD-ROM must specify: (1) the docket upold, [email protected],or(2) on aCD-ROM. The Estimated Time to Complete Supplemental Probate Jessica Ellis,[email protected],or(2) on aCD-ROM. number of the proceeding (D.P.U.18-112); (2) the name text of the e-mail or CD-ROM must specify: (1) the docket LEGAL NOTICES is 2019-2020 Court Rule 411. Youare The text of the email or CD-ROM mustspecify:(1) the of the person or company submitting the filing; and (3) a number of the proceeding (D.P.U.18-117); (2) the name Pre-Qual RFQ Submission hereby summoned and docket number of the proceeding (D.P.U.18-115); (2) the brief descriptive title of the document. The electronicfiling of the person or company submitting the filing; and(3) a Deadline is November 21, required to serve upon: name of the personorcompany submitting the filing; and should also include the name,title,and telephone number brief descriptive title of the document. The electronic filing Shannon Viteritti, 33 Brook- AT&T Mobility,LLC is 2018 at 12 PM. (3) abrief descriptive title of the document. The electronic of aperson to contact in the event of questions about the should also include the name,title,and telephone number Submit Statement of Qualifi- dale Cirlce,Shrewsbury,MA filing should also include the name,title,and telephone filing.The electronic file name should identify the docu- of apersontocontact in the event of questions about the proposing to modify an 01545 your answer,ifany, existing wireless telecom- cations to: KVAssociates,Inc. numberofaperson to contact in the event of questions ment,but should not exceed 50 characters in length. All filing.The electronicfile name should identifythe docu- Project OPM on or before 11/27/2018. about the filing.The electronic file name should iden- documentssubmitted in electronic format will be posted ment, but should not exceed 50 characters in length. All munications facility on an If you fail to do so,the existing building located at 303 Congress St., 5th Floor tify the document, but should not exceed 50 characters on the Department’swebsite: http://www.mass.gov/dpu. documents submittedinelectronic format will be posted Rear court will proceed to the in length. All documents submitted in electronic format on the Department’swebsite: http://www.mass.gov/dpu. 5Cambridge Parkway,Cam- hearing and adjudication bridge,Middlesex County, Boston, MA 02210 will be posted on the Department’swebsite: http://www. Contact Information: Mr. Josh of this action. Youare also mass.gov/dpu. Reasonable accommodations at public or evidentiary Reasonable accommodations at public or evidentiary MA 02142. The modifica- required to file acopy of tions will consist of the ad- Sydney,KVAssociates hearingsfor peoplewith disabilities are available upon hearings for people with disabilities are available upon 617-695-0856 your answer,ifany,inthe Reasonable accommodationsatpublic or evidentiary request.Contact the Department’sADA Coordinator at request. Contact theDepartment’sADA Coordinatorat dition of (1) new antenna office of the Register of and (1) new RRUs-4425 B66 [email protected] hearings for people with disabilities are availableupon [email protected](617) 305-3642. In- [email protected] or (617) 305-3642. In- Experience Globe.com Request for Pre-Qualification this Court. request. Contact the Department’sADA Coordinator at cludeadescription of the accommodationyou will need, cludeadescriptionofthe accommodation you will need, at atop height of 135 feet WITNESS,Hon. Leilah A. above ground level on the Statements available from: [email protected] or (617) 305 3642. In- includingasmuch detail as you can. Also include away including as much detail as you can. Also include away 11/7/18 10:00 A.M. View Keamy,First Justice of this cludeadescription of the accommodationyou will need, the Department can contactyou if we need more informa- the Department can contact you if we need more informa- roof of the building.Any Court. interested party wishing to &download document at includingasmuch detail as you can. Also include away tion.Pleaseprovide as much advance notice as possible. tion. Please provide as much advance notice as possible.

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