BidNet Direct #017-26

The City of Rome, Georgia Water and Sewer Division is seeking qualified engineering firms to perform a comprehensive Wastewater Collection System Capacity Assessment as the first phase of its Wastewater Master Plan Update. - Government Buyer: - City of Rome, Georgia (Water and Sewer Division, Purchasing Department) - Contact: Becky Smyth, Purchasing Director - Scope of Work: - Comprehensive assessment of the wastewater collection system serving approximately 20,000 sewer customers across 155 square miles - Includes 47 lift stations (39 SCADA-connected) and 450 miles of gravity sewer mains - Tasks include data collection, flow and peaking factor development, lift station capacity evaluations, gravity system screening, and recommendations for both near-term development review and long-term capital planning - Optional services: GIS gap remediation (field verification and data remediation) and on-call development review support for 12 months after final deliverables - Unique Requirements: - Technical expertise in wastewater systems and experience with large municipal infrastructure projects - Ability to provide data-driven analysis and support for both immediate and future planning needs - No specific OEMs or vendors are mandated; solicitation is open to all qualified engineering firms

The City of Rome, Georgia, is soliciting proposals from qualified engineering firms to perform a comprehensive Wastewater Collection System Capacity Assessment as Phase 1 of the City's Wastewater Master Plan Update. The assessment aims to support near-term development review and long-term capital planning by providing an accurate, data-driven understanding of the existing wastewater system capacity. The system includes a service area of approximately 155 square miles, nearly 20,000 sewer customers, 47 lift stations (including 39 SCADA-connected stations), and approximately 450 miles of gravity sewer mains. Proposals are due by April 23, 2026, and questions must be submitted by April 9, 2026.