Advanced Metering Infrastructure RFPs

Provide program manager shall be responsible for all core project management functions, including but not limited to: developing and maintaining a full deployment project plan aligned with wssc water's strategic objectives, developing ami deployment prioritization based on customer affordability and meter infrastructure concerns, as well as other pertinent factors, developing and managing a comprehensive risk and mitigation plan, updated continuously throughout the project lifecycle. ; developing a project quality assurance and quality control plan; preparing and maintaining a transition plan detailing how wssc water systems, processes, and personnel evolve with full-scale ami deployment, ensuring continuity of operations throughout. See attached file.

The City of Dallas (Dallas Water Utilities) is seeking a pilot-scale Proof of Concept AMI solution. The program aims to evaluate technologies and services to improve meter read rates, operational efficiency, safety, and customer service. Official materials and submission instructions are hosted on the City's procurement portal.

Seeking proposals from qualified firms for the design, supply, implementation, and support of an Automated Metering Infrastructure (AMI) System.

Project generally includes removal and replacement of existing water meters of various sizes, installation of advanced metering infrastructure (ami) communication components, replacement of meter box lids and related appurtenances, integration with the city's meter data management systems, testing and commissioning of ami equipment, customer service coordination, restoration of disturbed surfaces, and all associated work necessary to provide a complete and operational ami-enabled water metering system.

The Central Florida Tourism Oversight District (CFTOD) is seeking qualified vendors to implement a comprehensive Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) solution across its multi-utility systems, including natural gas, potable water, reclaimed water, wastewater, electric, hot water, and chilled water. The scope encompasses deploying a multi-utility AMI system, replacing all existing meters with new ones, migrating legacy data from FoxPro to a modern SQL database, and establishing robust data retention and ownership protocols. The objective is to modernize metering, enhance operational efficiency, and ensure secure, scalable, and compliant data management throughout the district.

Upgrade or replace its existing advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) over the next few years. Provide professional consulting services to assist the City in selecting and implementing an AMI system. The Consultant shall assume that the City’s new Oracle Customer Cloud Service (CCS) will be operational prior to AMI system implementation and shall develop recommendations that align with the City’s future-state Oracle Customer Cloud Service (CCS) environment.

AMI metering infrastructure for the entire District.

The Town of Batesburg-Leesville seeks a turn-key, performance-based service to implement Automated Metering Infrastructure and related utility infrastructure improvements. The project involves installing a new metering system and providing related services to improve the town's utility operations and realize utility savings.

Work consist of 842 ea of replace 3/4" water meter and endpoint, 3,351 ea of replace 1" water meter and endpoint, 100 ea of replace 1 1/2" water meter and endpoint, 450 ea of install private 3/4" brass ball valve on downstream side of meter, 1,200 ea of install private 1" brass ball valve on downstream side of meter, 40 ea of install private 1 1/2" brass ball valve on downstream side of meter, 250 ea of replace b16 meter box, 50 ea of replace b30 meter box, 3,480 ea of replace fl16d meter box lid, 83 ea of replace fl30d meter box lid. See attached file.

Deliver a fully operational AMI system for both electric and water utilities.

The City of Winter Springs is seeking sealed proposals for the replacement of the City's water meters to Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI). Proposers must submit one original, three copies, and one electronic copy of their proposal response by the due date. The project involves replacing existing water meters with AMI-compatible meters and related infrastructure.

Replacement of approx., 3400 residential meters, installation of 6 zone meters, and installation of AMR system.

Work consist of 842 ea of replace 3/4" water meter and endpoint, 3,351 ea of replace 1" water meter and endpoint, 100 ea of replace 1 1/2" water meter and endpoint, 450 ea of install private 3/4" brass ball valve on downstream side of meter, 1,200 ea of install private 1" brass ball valve on downstream side of meter, 40 ea of install private 1 1/2" brass ball valve on downstream side of meter, 250 ea of replace b16 meter box, 50 ea of replace b30 meter box, 3,480 ea of replace fl16d meter box lid, 83 ea of replace fl30d meter box lid. See attached file.

Provide professional services to conduct a ami water and electric meter installation and service line investigation project; replacing approx 4,994 water meters connections over 5 years that range in size from 3/4" to 1" in residential areas and 2,095 residential electric meters in the same residential areas as water. The contractor will ensure compliance with industry standards and the city s regulations. In concurrence with the ami water and electrical meter replacement installations, the contractor will conduct service line investigations and identify and document findings, issues, and/or discrepancies.

Seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide construction management services for system wide ami and water meter installation.

The Project includes the following Work: Replacing approx. 340 water meters with an Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) and Billing System and construction of 24 Insert Valves at various locations within the City’s water distribution system.

Providing water meters ranging from size 5/8" to 12" water meter sizes 5/8" and 1-1/2" will also includes a radio communication with additional remote shutoff capabilities. The work also includes an advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) system that includes radio signal towers, communication software, data storage and training.

Nomenclature/Noun: Pump, Fuel, Metering NSN: 2915-00-438-5854RK PN: 365000-4 NSN: 2915-01-454-4612RK PN: 9C125-3 NSN: 2915-01-454-4612RK: 2 Mar 2023, 4 each, Parker Hannifin Corporation (CAGE 59211) Description/Function: The fuel pump contains a check valve to prevent reverse flow through the pump. End Item is the F-16 aircraft. Length 9.95”, Width 5.03”, Height 3.25”, Weight 4.90 lbs. Total Line-Item Quantity: L/I 0001, Pump Fuel Metering Production, 29 Each (Range: 7-44) L/I 0002, Surge Capability Plan, 1 LOT Application (Engine or Aircraft): F-16.

NSN: 2915-01-041-8639 RK, Pump, Fuel, Metering. Fuel Boost Pump located in the aircraft fuel tank aupplies fuel to aircraft engines.

This project includes: providing a turn-key solution for replacing and remotely reading approx. 8,400 IP68 rated residential water meters with integrated radio or cellular capabilities and an advanced metering infrastructure (AMI/AMR) system, with installation.