2026 Access Control Improvements (Request For Proposal)
Posted
Oct 20, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
Project includes qualified and experienced firm (Contractor) to install a centrally managed Door Access Control Solution (DACS).
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Posted
Oct 20, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
Project includes qualified and experienced firm (Contractor) to install a centrally managed Door Access Control Solution (DACS).
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City
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Ypsilanti
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Washtenaw
Address
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2777 State Rd.
Phone Number
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(734) 484-4600
Zip Code
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48198
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Ypsilanti Community Utilities Authority
The Board of Commissioners discussed and approved resolutions regarding the retirement of two employees. Key operational approvals included the procurement of ESRI Geographic Information System software licenses to support digital mapping, a design engineering proposal for the Cornell Water Main Improvements Phase 2, and design engineering proposals for lead service line replacements in both the Township and the City. An informational report regarding an internal controls assessment was reviewed, highlighting priorities in IT security, disaster recovery, and user access management. Additionally, the Board received reports on financial status, water and sewer usage statistics, and ongoing wastewater monitoring partnerships, while also addressing old business items related to labor negotiations and an odor control pilot program.
The board approved commendations of service for a board commissioner and acknowledged a staff retirement. Key business included authorization for a consultant proposal regarding moratorium oversight and implementation, approval of the Michigan Municipal League Workers' Compensation Fund Board of Trustees election, and the awarding of a contract for 2026 road repairs. Additionally, the board approved a change order for lead service line replacements, discussed ongoing odor control efforts at the Martz Road pump station, reviewed various financial and usage reports, appointed a new member to the personnel committee, and approved the Pittsfield Township Water Service Contract.
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The committee reviewed progress on lead service line replacements, discussing ongoing projects, inventory status, and emergency repair efforts. Key topics included the Statewide Drinking Water Advisory Council's operational challenges due to COVID-19, important future regulatory deadlines for lead service line inventory and replacement, and strategies for public education regarding lead in plumbing versus water. Additionally, the committee evaluated the 2019 lead and copper sampling results, the ongoing process for identifying unknowns in the service line inventory, and the successful launch of the new YCUA Quality Water webpage.
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