25RFP450816K-JAJ Flow Monitoring Services & I/I Program Management

Fulton County, Georgia, is seeking comprehensive services to support its sewer system management, including operations, preventative maintenance, repair services, and sewer system evaluation services (SSES) across its North and South Fulton areas. The existing flow monitoring network comprises 227 ADS Triton+ flow monitors, 32 ADS ECHO depth monitors, and 25 RainAlert III rain gauges, which are essential for maintaining approximately 72,075 manholes and 2,579 miles of sewer pipelines, including force mains. These monitoring devices play a critical role in ensuring public health by facilitating the County’s ability to manage sewer flow, comply with intergovernmental wastewater agreements, and support modeling efforts for sewer capacity assessments and capital planning. The contract aims to ensure the ongoing functionality and accuracy of the sewer system, supporting both operational needs and regulatory compliance. The procurement process, managed by the Fulton County Purchasing Department, involves a solicitation titled "Flow Monitoring Services & I/I Program Management," with a response deadline set for October 8, 2025. The project’s estimated value ranges from five to fifteen million dollars. Interested contractors are invited to submit proposals following detailed instructions outlined in the Request for Proposal (RFP), which includes technical and cost proposal formats, evaluation criteria, and compliance requirements. The project emphasizes selecting a qualified contractor capable of managing the flow monitoring and infiltration/inflow (I/I) program effectively, with a scheduled pre-proposal conference and a focus on legal, insurance, and contractual obligations to ensure successful project execution. The contract’s scope underscores the importance of maintaining the sewer infrastructure’s integrity, supporting public health, and enabling strategic planning for future sewer system improvements.