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This Solicitation opportunity from California was posted on April 15, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Master Agreement for Flow Monitoring Consulting Services

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PW 10677State & Local

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The City of San Jose Department of Public Works has established a Master Agreement for Flow Monitoring Consulting Services under solicitation number PW 10677. This agreement is designed to secure qualified firms to provide both short and long-term flow and rain monitoring services for the citywide storm and sanitary sewer metering program. Under the terms of this master contract, the City requests specific services on an as-needed basis through individual service orders, each defining a unique scope of work and associated costs. The City Council officially awarded the contract for the 2027-2029 term on October 6, 2026, selecting ADS Corp. and V & A Consultant Engineers as the successful consultants. This arrangement ensures the City has access to professional expertise for its critical sewer and storm monitoring infrastructure over the specified multi-year period.

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San Jose hired ADS Corp and V&A for flow monitoring services 2027-2029.

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CA, USA

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Notice of Contract Award - PW 10677 Master Agreement for Flow Monitoring Consulting Services

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Master Agreement for Flow Monitoring Consulting Services PW 10677 Closing Date: 05/20/2026 11:00:00 AM PT Detail: The City of San José (hereinafter “City”), Department of Public Works, is seeking qualified firms (hereinafter “Consultant”) to provide short and long-term flow and rain monitoring services for the citywide storm and sanitary sewer metering program. Consultants qualified to provide short and long-term flow and rain monitoring services (“Consultant Services”) to the City are encouraged to respond to this Request for Qualifications (“RFQu”) by submitting a Statement of Qualifications (“SOQ”) and associated forms (together considered the “solicitation response”). The successful Consultant will enter into a Master Consultant Agreement with the City. Following execution of the Master Consultant Agreement, the City will request Consultant Services on an as-needed basis through individual service orders, which will each include a specific scope of services and the cost for those services.

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