Wastewater Management Software RFPs

Provide comprehensive management and operational support services for the city's water distribution system and sanitary sewer collection system.

An Enterprise-wide Learning Management System and Performance Management Software Solution. Contract Term: Three-year with one two-year renewal

Provide a utilities asset management and project management software solution and implementation.

Provide comprehensive services that support and supplement the database including thorough quality assurance, bill auditing services, review of regulated utility tariffs and rate structure on an as needed basis, user technical support, and training. Contract duration: ten(10) year base period.

El Paso Water Utilities (EPWater) is soliciting proposals for Construction Manager At-Risk (CMAR) services for the Northeast Water and Wastewater Utility Improvement Project to provide preconstruction and construction services, develop a GMP, and support design and construction activities. The contract anticipates preconstruction starting September 2026, construction beginning December 2026, and completion by June 1, 2029, and requires experience with water system projects and a $75 million performance bond. Proposals are due June 3, 2026 and the official solicitation, attachments, and drawings are posted on EPWater's procurement portal.

Seeking responsive and responsible lake management service providers to support the authority in the management of algae growth and control in its five surface water reservoirs. The selected firm(s) will review and analyze reservoir water quality data and provide application and treatment recommendations to control harmful algae blooms (habs) when occurring. Additional expertise may include ecosystem health, aquatic pesticides and their potential impact on ecosystems and community drinking water supplies, and va department of environmental quality permitting.

The University of Utah is seeking proposals for a Contract Lifecycle Management Software solution to support its contract handling requirements. The software must provide comprehensive management and oversight capabilities throughout the entire lifecycle of a contract. Interested vendors are expected to provide solutions that align with the university's specific operational needs for contract management.

Spartanburg County School District Two seeks proposals for a comprehensive Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) to centralize asset data, work order management, mapping, analytics, and capital planning to support operational efficiency and compliance. The solicitation requests vendors with K–12 experience and specified documentation/insurance; questions and downloads are referenced through the district procurement page. Proposals are due June 2, 2026 at 2:00 PM (ET) and the ad was published May 6, 2026 on SCBO.

Fuel management software and dispensing pumps.

Spartanburg School District Two is soliciting proposals for a Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) to centralize asset data, work-order management, GIS-enabled mapping, analytics, and capital planning. The district requests implementation services, data migration, training, and ongoing technical support, and requires compliance with applicable state and district standards. Full solicitation details and downloadable documents are provided via the district’s procurement page linked from the SCBO posting.

Provide classroom & computer lab management software solutions.

Provide AMDT Automated Inventory and Change Management Software.

The City of West Palm Beach is soliciting qualifications from firms to provide project management and oversight services as the Owner’s Representative for the East Central Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility Capital Improvement Plan. This Request for Qualifications requires the submission of hard copies and an electronic version to the City's procurement department. Official solicitation documents and addenda are managed and distributed through the DemandStar platform.

The State of Wyoming is soliciting proposals for a cloud- and web-based asset management plan platform and the creation of asset management plans for approximately 412 community public water systems. The project includes optional pricing for wastewater and stormwater infrastructure plans for the same systems. Proposals must be submitted electronically through the Public Purchase system by June 11, 2026.

The State of Wyoming is soliciting proposals to provide a cloud- and web-based asset management plan platform and to develop asset management plans for roughly 412 community public water systems plus related wastewater and stormwater infrastructure. The selected proposer must supply a dynamic, interactive GUI capable of inventory, lifecycle tracking, level-of-service and capital improvement planning, and must provide training and outreach for system owners and State staff; the project term is approximately four years. Vendors are instructed to view the original posting on PublicPurchase for full documentation and submission instructions; contact listed in the summary is Jamie Raff (jamie.raff1@wyo.gov).

Seeking to procure a secure, interoperable, cloud-based emergency management software platform to continue to serve as the operational area's common operating picture, event documentation system, and primary platform for emergency coordination.

Provide a customizable community interoperability platform that manages collection, consent, and multidirectional sharing of information in real-time between partners of the city and combine local efforts. This platform must interface with motorola flex (formerly spillman) records management system. T

Provide qualified persons or firms interested in sp2774, stormwater ms4 asset management software.

The Florida Department of Financial Services is seeking annual maintenance and support for Aderant Total case management software to support electronic case files and document management. The Department intends to award this as a single source contract to Aderant North America, Inc. for an estimated total price of $169,300.64. The services will be performed at the Department's facilities in Tallahassee, Florida.

Seeking proposals from qualified and experienced software vendors who are able to provide a comprehensive risk management information system (rmis).