RFQ/Stormwater Asset Management Plan

The City of Chattanooga is seeking proposals through RFQ 200779 to develop a Stormwater Asset Management Program (SW-AMP) aimed at proactively managing its stormwater infrastructure. The program's primary objectives include identifying, mapping, and creating a comprehensive plan for all stormwater assets under the city's jurisdiction to ensure optimal service delivery, cost-effective lifecycle management, and effective tracking of necessary upgrades, repairs, and maintenance activities. Recognizing the extensive scope of the city's stormwater assets, the project will be implemented in phases, beginning with this initial pilot phase, with potential for future expansion. The selected consultant will work closely under the guidance of the City’s Public Works Department’s Stormwater Division and designated project managers. The contract, with an estimated value ranging from $500,000 to $2,000,000, is a solicitation issued by the City of Chattanooga, Tennessee, with a response deadline of May 2, 2025. The project emphasizes a collaborative approach, with the consultant reporting directly to city officials and aligning with the city's strategic goals for infrastructure management. The initiative aims to establish a sustainable, data-driven asset management system that enhances the city’s ability to maintain its stormwater infrastructure efficiently, ultimately improving service reliability and reducing long-term costs. For further details or to submit proposals, interested parties can contact Debbie J Talley via email.