City of Dallas Bonfire #CIZ-DWU-26 122E

Consulting and Engineering Services for SWWTP Energy Study and Biogas Utilization

The City of Dallas is seeking consulting and engineering services for the Southside Wastewater Treatment Plant (SWWTP) to support an energy study and evaluate biogas beneficial use opportunities. - Government Buyer: - City of Dallas, Southside Wastewater Treatment Plant (SWWTP) - Scope of Services: - Assessment of current and future power demand at SWWTP - Evaluation of capacity and reliability of existing power suppliers - Review of the current Combined Heat and Power (CHP) contract and renewal options - Identification of alternative power supply strategies (capacity, reliability, sustainability, financial performance) - Analysis of biogas production and beneficial use opportunities - Includes technology assessments, policy and market considerations, and financial analysis - Products/Services Requested: - Consulting and engineering services (1 lot) - Notable Requirements: - Submission of forms related to Small Business Enterprise (SBE) participation, local workforce impact, conflict of interest, and a detailed proposal - Classified under NIGP codes for consulting, engineering, environmental, and energy management services - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the notice - Objective: - Secure reliable long-term power supply, reduce lifecycle energy costs, and maximize biogas utilization at SWWTP

Description

This project will evaluate the Southside Wastewater Treatment Plant's current and projected power demand through 2045, assess the capacity, reliability, and operational considerations of existing power suppliers, and evaluate the existing CHP contract and renewal options. It will identify and assess potential alternatives based on capacity, reliability, sustainability, and financial performance. The project will also examine biogas production and beneficial use opportunities, including applicable technologies, policy and market considerations, and financial implications. The objective is to secure a reliable and resilient long-term power supply, reduce lifecycle energy costs, and maximize the beneficial use of biogas. Recommendations will be provided regarding the future of the CHP contract, overall power supply strategy, and biogas production and beneficial use strategy.

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