Sewer System Modeling and Hydraulic Analysis

The contract seeks the development and recalibration of a hydraulic model for the sewer system to evaluate infiltration and inflow, system capacity, and pollutant loading, ensuring full compliance with ASCE and CMOM standards. The work requires precise modeling techniques to accurately represent the existing infrastructure and its performance under varying flow conditions, with an emphasis on identifying sources of excess water and contaminants that could impact treatment efficacy and regulatory compliance. The contractor must apply industrybest practices to validate model inputs and outputs through field data and historical performance metrics, delivering a reliable tool for long-term operational planning and infrastructure investment decisions. Performance of this subcontract is tied to the Broome area under the oversight of the Binghamton Johnson City Joint Sewage Treatment Plant in New York. The solicitation is open for responses until November 13, 2025, and falls under NAICS code 541330, indicating it is for engineering services. This effort supports critical utility management goals by enabling data-driven decisions regarding system upgrades, stormwater management, and wastewater treatment optimization. While no specific setaside or organization type is specified, the work is expected to be executed by qualified engineering firms with demonstrated expertise in sewer system modeling and regulatory compliance in municipal wastewater contexts.