Remote Telemetry Unit (RTU) Provider
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This subcontract agreement appoints a Remote Telemetry Unit provider to support prime contractors on water treatment projects for the Region of Halton. The selected provider is responsible for the supply, installation, and monitoring of RTUs, including the necessary wiring between storage tanks and telemetry units. The primary objective is to establish a fully operational remote monitoring system that delivers a continuous data feed for automated recording and real-time inventory tracking. A critical technical requirement of the contract is that all installed instrumentation must be removable without causing damage to the storage tanks. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 5, 2026, to be considered for this specialized infrastructure role.
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This scope was carved out of T-144-26.
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