Acoustic Water Leak Detection RFPs

Procure a portable, commercially deployable leak detection solution that enables the utility to identify and locate leaks occurring on utility-owned water distribution infrastructure (e. G. , mains, valves, hydrants, meters, and related appurtenances).

Water treatment plant backwash tank and pipeline.

Purchase of new water meters with fixed base reading, data logging, and acoustic leak detection capabilities.

The U.S. Forest Service has issued a Request for Quotation for water leak repairs at the Tonto Basin Ranger District to eliminate known leaks and improve drinking water network efficiency. The contract includes labor, materials, and equipment for immediate repairs, with optional line items for future leaks over a one-year period. This solicitation is set aside for small businesses under NAICS code 238220 and requires the submission of as-built drawings upon completion.

Providing salmonid acoustic telemetry equipment. ATS SR3001 autonomous, tilt sensor, 100-day battery type; ATS Replacement Mother Board, SR3001 INCLUDE tilt sensors, Model, 18953, autonomous receiver components; ATS Hydrophone Potted Assembly, SR3001, model 17057, autonomous receiver components; SR3001 replacement battery packs (12 cell), item number 18510.

Heating Hot Water System Leak Repair.

The City of Park Ridge is seeking proposals for a comprehensive Water Utility Payment Solution to manage its financial transactions. The solution must provide online payment services, credit card and charge card processing, and integrated financial management capabilities. This procurement aims to modernize the city's water utility billing and payment infrastructure for its residents.

The University of Oregon is soliciting design-build services to construct the Oregon Acoustic Research Laboratory (OARL), a 12,480 square foot facility featuring specialized acoustic testing chambers and a mass-timber building envelope. Located at the Port of Portland Terminal 2, the project includes the installation of laboratory instrumentation and controls for acoustic transmission and impact testing. The estimated construction cost for this research facility is between $15 million and $17 million.

The Brine Pipeline Access Improvements project involves various maintenance access and pipeline isolation improvements along the existing Brine Discharge Pipeline. The work includes the installation of pipeline/access improvements along Goetz Road, Winter Circle, Salt Creek channel, and within the Salt Creek Trail, as well as cleaning of approximately 13,140 linear feet of the existing Brine Discharge Pipeline. The project is located in the City of Menifee, Riverside County, California, and is a Small Business Set Aside acquisition conducted under Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Part 14 Sealed Bid.

Project shall consist of the following work and approximate quantities and kinds of materials: 5 Ea.Clean and Inspect 72” CMP Culvert; 1 Job Bypass Pumping; 880 L.F. CIPP Lining of 72” CMP Culvert; 1 Job Quality Control and Lab Testing; Miscellaneous related items of work.

The work includes various maintenance access and pipeline isolation improvements along the existing Brine Discharge Pipeline (16" to 30" diameters). Construction generally includes the installation of 4 pipeline/access improvements along Goetz Road, 2 pipeline/access improvements along Winter Circle, 4 pipeline/access improvements along the Salt Creek channel and within the Salt Creek Trail, and 2 pipeline/access improvements located inside the District's Sun City Regional Water Reclamation Facility property. The work also includes cleaning of approx. 13,140 LF of the existing Brine Discharge Pipeline.

Work consists 3300 6-inch Pipeline Replacement Project and the Skymeadows Suction Pipeline Replacement Project.

Water utility meters and monitoring systems. Contract period: 12/01/26 - 11/30/29.

Great Lakes Acoustic Telemetry Observation System Equiptment purchase allows the Department to participate in the Great Lakes Acoustic Telemetry Observation System (GLATOS) which is a network of receivers that allows researchers and agencies to share data and leverage resources across the entire Great Lakes Basin and Lake Champlain.

The Acoustic Camera from National Laboratory replaces that guesswork with sharp 3D imagery generated from sound, achieving sub-millimeter depth resolution in near real time. Instead of inferring the size and orientation of a submerged object from an impression block or a low-frequency sonar return, an operator receives an actual shape, with depth cues and material hints, on the first pass.

Provide baffle, acoustic, son, NSN 5845017189969, Qty 25 UI Ea

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Upper Colorado Basin Region issued a presolicitation for the Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project (NGWSP) Block 2-3 Pipeline to construct buried water transmission pipelines and storage tanks. This full and open procurement has an estimated value between $100,000,000 and $150,000,000 and is expected to be a fixed-price contract. The project includes the construction of SCADA systems and associated works with a response deadline set for June 2026.

Approx. 6.0 miles of 42" diameter buried water transmission pipe. Approx. 5.9 miles of 48" diameter buried water transmission pipe. Two 0.3 million-gallon ground level storage tanks, yard, and access road. Wash crossings. Bored crossings. Precast manhole structures. Concrete thrust collars, tapers, and encased miter bends. Buried manholes. Valves, air valves, and blowoffs. Road crossings. Utility crossings. Erosion control. Cathodic protection. Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) equipment and fiber optic cabling.

Placer County Water Agency is soliciting bids for the Fulweiler to Garfield Pipeline Replacement Project to install approximately 1,550 feet of new water main in Auburn, CA, including service connections, a new hydrant, and pavement restoration. The solicitation (Construction Bid #2026-02) was posted May 19, 2026 and the bid due date is June 22, 2026. Bid documents appear to be hosted on the agency’s PublicPurchase bidding portal (registration may be required) and no standalone PDF was found during research.

Provide and install artworks and services at the Oregon acoustic research laboratory (OARL) at the Port of Portland Terminal II.