Industrial Network Hardware Replacement and Installation

The West Basin Municipal Water District is seeking proposals for a Network Hardware Replacement and Installation project aimed at upgrading outdated network infrastructure at its Edward C. Little Water Recycling Facility and four satellite sites in California. The project is essential for maintaining the reliability and security of critical operational systems such as access control, surveillance, and wireless connectivity. The existing hardware supports security components like door readers, gate badge readers, surveillance cameras, and access control panels, all of which are nearing the end of their lifecycle. Replacing this equipment will enhance cybersecurity, improve network performance, and ensure the continued functionality of security and operational systems. The scope involves removing obsolete hardware, installing new network components, and configuring the systems according to industry standards. The project also requires integrating existing access control panels into the new network environment. Qualified vendors with proven experience in deploying multi-site network infrastructure are encouraged to respond. The contract is valued between $500,000 and $1,500,000, with a response deadline of July 3, 2025. Interested parties can contact Erick Carcamo via email or phone for further details and access the project portal for additional information.