Description: The City of Baltimore is seeking proposals for Project No. 1422 Water Main Condition Assessment, Analysis And Long-Term Monitoring. The project aims to assess and manage the condition of large-diameter water mains to support operational efficiency and long-term infrastructure planning. Responses are due November 6, 2026, and the opportunity is a government procurement solicitation rather than a grant program.
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Competition Number C26-182 Closing Date November 23, 2026 - 2:00pm Status Open The City of Courtenay (the "City") is seeking Proposals from qualified engineering consulting firms with expertise in geotechnical engineering, flood protection infrastructure, riverbank erosion, and dike assessments to undertake a failure mechanism and risk assessment for Lewis Park Dike (Dike No. 29). The purpose of this assignment is to determine the likely failure mechanisms affecting the dike, assess the associated risks, and identify any immediate maintenance, monitoring, or stabilization measures required. The City requires an evidence-based assessment that supports asset management decision-making, risk management, capital planning, and future investigations. This assignment is intended as a condition and risk assessment study only. Detailed rehabilitation design, replacement concepts, flood modeling, and geotechnical investigation programs intended to support design are excluded. Further information and potential future addendum can be found on BC Bid. Contact Information Graham Peterson, Procurement Specialist II - purchasing@courtenay.ca Last updated: Nov 2, 2026 - 9:45am
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Strategic plan
DPW reported an ongoing effort to improve water-asset management systems and obtain more information about pipe problems.
it um we're also uh talking about Asset Management we are really trying to improve our asset management systems we have some that are more developed than others but everything uh we're trying to get up to speed so the Wastewater and water facilities we're implementing computerized maintenance Management Systems to manage those assets uh these systems track…
Department of Public Works, Bureau of Water And Wastewater Capital Improvement Plan 2026-2031
Strategic plan · Jan 17, 2025
Board meeting
The Planning Commission approved a transfer for water-main program-management services, staff augmentation, and related on-call services.
finally um a transfer from on call design and engineering services, revenue bonds to um a project 1318R water main program management services. This will cover the cost associated with program management services and staff augmentation. Staff recommends approval as funds are coming from a general on call project to a project for on call services related to…
Baltimore City Planning Commission Planning Meeting
Board meeting · May 15, 2025
Board meeting
DPW's water and wastewater condition-assessment work was reported as defining needed work for the next five years.
DBW they have a condition they do same kind of evaluation for the underground facilities for the water for the wastewater and based on that they define what is needed to be done within the next 5 to 10 years so if you look at DBW as well they have defined already what they're going to be doing for the next five years that's based on TV lines they
Baltimore City Council Capital Budget Appropriations Committee Meeting
Board meeting · May 28, 2026
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