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EWEB is upgrading our customer information and billing system to better serve our customers. Some payment options, including online bill pay, pay-by-phone, and Walmart Pay will be unavailable during the last week of November. Click here to learn more.


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Working with EWEB


Information for job candidates, contractors, and others looking to do business with EWEB.


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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
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Resources for home/landowners and contractors to get projects done in our service area.

Bids and contracts
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We have many business needs, from construction services to maintenance activities. Find information about current contracts, such as bid solicitations, quotes and results.



Related Programs

Electric distribution standards and procedures
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Review distribution standards and electric manufacturers' procedures for submitting material for approval.

Water distribution construction resources
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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
Custom incentives

Custom incentives

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?
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We offer a loan or grant program for customers who need financial assistance with a new service, upgrade, or repair.

Backflow prevention
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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.