City-wide Drainage: Inventory (Request for Qualifications)
Description: Providing qualified professional land surveying and/or civil engineering firms to perform field data collection, asset inventorying, and physical condition assessments for the city s small-diameter stormwater network. The scope of services under this contract is strictly limited to field verification, spatial data acquisition, gis inventory mapping, and physical condition evaluation for stormwater pipe segments smaller than 24" in diameter, as well as all associated drainage structures and outfalls.
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The FY27–FY32 CIP planned the CWMDP Asset Management Plan project for under-24-inch storm-line surveying, inventory, condition assessment, and GIS integration, with a $1,112,500 project total including $250,000 in state/federal grants.
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CWMDP: Asset Management Plan FUND: STORMWATER PROJECT # SW2702 History & Background The City Wide Master Drainage Plan and Infrastructure Inventory completed in 2024 cataloged storm lines over 24" in diameter; however, over 53% of the City's physical pipe segments remain unverified or contain minimal data. This project is essential to fulfill federal…
City of Germantown Capital Improvements Program 2027-2032
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