REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL EBS Wireless Broadband Network Design, Deployment, and Operations
Attachments Exhibits REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL EBS Wireless Broadband Network Design, Deployment, and Operations COLORADO RIVER INDIAN TRIBES October 5, 2026 ISSUED BY: Colorado River Indian Tribes Tribal Council 26600 Mohave Rd. Parker, AZ 85344 Important legal notice: Nothing in this RFP or any resulting contract shall be construed as a waiver of the sovereign […]
From Water Cuts To Protecting What’s Left
As September came to a close, Colorado River discussions shifted from announcing future cuts to a more difficult question: how will communities protect their water supplies as those reductions move closer. In southwestern Arizona, Yuma officials are preparing for possible legal action on two separate water issues. Arizona’s Family reported that the Yuma City Council […]
New CRIT Royalty Crowned
by CRIT Media Reporter Ariana Romero The annual CRIT Royalty Pageants returned to Manataba Park on Oct. 2 and 3 for two evenings of competition and celebration. Contestants shared their talents, modeled modern and traditional dress, and introduced themselves to the audience as they competed to represent the Colorado River Indian Tribes for the coming year. […]
Arizona Wildcats Honor Colorado River Indian Tribes During NAU Football Game, Spotlight Four Tribal Cultures
The University of Arizona put the Colorado River Indian Tribes and their culture in the spotlight Sept. 5, honoring CRIT during the Wildcats’ Native American Heritage football game against Northern Arizona University. The recognition went well beyond the game, with members of CRIT’s Mohave, Chemehuevi, Hopi and Navajo communities participating in cultural activities throughout the […]
Colorado River Crunch Spurs Conservation Push, Funding Fight
Colorado is moving forward with a new voluntary conservation program as pressure grows for both the Upper and Lower basins to reduce demands on the Colorado River. Colorado Newsline reported that the Colorado Water Conservation Board conditionally approved a “near-term contribution program” aimed at conserving 50,000 acre-feet of water during the 2027 water year. The […]
INSTALLATION OF 14 SEPTIC SYSTEMS FOR CRIT HOMEOWNERS – INVITATION FOR BIDS
The Colorado River Indian Tribes (CRIT) is accepting bids from qualified contractors for the installation of 14 Septic system across the reservation. The project consists primarily of abandoning existing septic tanks and installation of new septic systems at various locations throughout CRIT. Work will include abandoning existing septic tanks and installation of new septic tanks, […]
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Ongoing Drought Fueling Scramble For New Infrastructure
As Colorado River supplies remain under pressure, water agencies are investing in infrastructure to secure future deliveries while federal officials consider how declining reservoir levels affect hydropower and the river’s ecosystem. One of the latest developments involves the Navajo Nation. Smart Water Magazine reported that the Bureau of Reclamation awarded an $81 million contract to […]
The River 2026 Review
There is an urgency with the national water dilemma dealings involving the Colorado River running through the seven states effecting through the Southwest. An ordeal that’s affected issues from the state level to the largest discussions about the climate change and rise in data centers that are geologically and environmentally throwing off the course and […]