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This Solicitation opportunity from California was posted on March 12, 2021. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Water Utility Customer Portal

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RFP 21-350-11State & Local

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The City of Beverly Hills is seeking proposals from vendors to develop and implement a comprehensive water utility portal that serves both customers and utility staff. The portal must be web-based, secure, and capable of integrating with the City's Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) system to display consumption data at an hourly level across various timeframes, including hours, days, weeks, months, and billing cycles. It should facilitate real-time flow notifications, service interruption alerts, and water efficiency options, providing a user-friendly interface for customers to access detailed consumption information, support services, and educational resources such as leak detection videos and water conservation tips. The portal is expected to support single sign-on capabilities via the City’s OpenID-certified Identity Provider, enabling seamless access to payment services through Paymentus, as well as links to the City’s website and water efficiency resources. The preferred solution is a Software as a Service (SaaS) hosted platform, with defined Service Level Agreement (SLA) metrics ensuring high availability and support. The City will utilize the portal to send notifications about service interruptions, view customer support pages, and analyze usage data through integrated analytics dashboards. The contract, identified as RFP 21-350-11, was posted in March 2021 with a response deadline in April 2021, and is managed by the Beverly Hills Public Works Department. The project emphasizes secure, compliant, and user-centric design, aiming to enhance water management, customer engagement, and operational efficiency through advanced digital tools.

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PDF, High priority: read this firstspecial-notice
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PDF, High priority: read this firstvendor-questionnaire
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PDF, Low prioritycertificate-of-insurance
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AgencyCalifornia → Beverly Hills Public Works
Contacts1 person available
OfficeN/A
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The City is seeking proposals for a vendor to provide a water utility customer-facing web-based application, a utility staff-facing web-based analytics dashboard, and the ability to send a range of automatic digital alerts and notifications. The proposed portal must be able to receive and display the City’s AMI consumption data, which is reported at an hourly rate of usage. The Vendor will provide a secure interface to present the customer with consumption information in hours, days, weeks, months, years and billing cycles; continuous flow notification ability; service interruption notification; and water efficiency options. The City of Beverly Hills Identity Provider (IDP server) is OpenID certified Identity provider. It provides user Identity (ID Token), Single Sign On (SSO) and Single Log Out (SLO) services to the web applications which are OpenID Connect compliant Relying Pparties (RP) for the registered users of City of Beverly Hills. IDP server also provides OAuth 2.0 services to OAuth clients. The supported features of IDP server are listed at the IDP configuration link.The portal, at a minimum, would also support a single sign-in link to Paymentus for payment options, links to water efficiency and leak detection videos, and the City website. The City will be able to send service interruption notifications, view customer pages for support, and view analytics. The preferred customer portal offering would be a SaaS hosted solution with stated SLA metrics for up- time availability and support.

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