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Distribution System Evaluation & Hardening

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Florida → Utilities DepartmentView Agency

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541330 - Engineering ServicesView NAICS

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FL, USA

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2659RFQ - Ralph Brennan WTP Storm Hardening & Resiliency Project

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Performs evaluation of the water distribution system for prime contractors on City of Daytona Beach water treatment projects. Conducts system analysis and hydraulic modeling to identify scenarios for pressure and redundancy improvements during storm impacts. Requires a Professional Engineering (PE) license. Delivers an evaluation report and proposed improvement scenarios.

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