Opportunity
Warner Robins Ionwave #26-U-4791
City of Warner Robins SCADA and Control Systems Integration Services Solicitation
Posted
August 05, 2026
Respond By
August 27, 2026
Identifier
26-U-4791
NAICS
541330, 541512, 238210
This opportunity involves the City of Warner Robins, Georgia seeking a Master Services Agreement for SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) and Control Systems Integration (CSI) services for its municipal water and wastewater utilities. - Government Buyer: - City of Warner Robins, Georgia (Water and Wastewater Utility Systems) - Products and Services Requested: - Replacement of 13 Allen-Bradley MicroLogix (or equivalent) PLCs at water treatment plants and remote wells - Migration from radio-based to cellular telemetry at remote sites, including new RTUs with cellular modules - Remediation of broken I/O and alarms (tank level signals, flow meter readings, pump alarms, dissolved oxygen probes) - Programming and HMI configuration for remote chemical dosage control and non-potable water pump control - Installation of security cameras and alarm systems at multiple facilities (minimum 1080p, 30-day recording, remote access) - Ongoing SCADA/CSI maintenance, technical support, emergency response, and diagnostics - OEMs and Vendors: - Allen-Bradley (Rockwell Automation) is specified for PLC hardware; equivalent alternatives may be considered - Notable Requirements: - Task Order No. 1 focuses on immediate SCADA capital improvements - Proposers must demonstrate technical qualifications and provide detailed technical solutions and pricing - Security camera systems must support live video, alarm integration, and remote access - Warranty period of one year for completed work - Facilities covered include seven water treatment plants, three remote wells, and two wastewater treatment plants
Description
The City of Warner Robins, Georgia is soliciting proposals from qualified firms to provide SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) and Control Systems Integration (CSI) maintenance, support, and capital improvement services for its water and wastewater utility systems. The solicitation aims to establish a Master Services Agreement (MSA) with one highly qualified contractor for ongoing SCADA/CSI maintenance and technical support services, structured on a task-order basis. The Master Agreement will define the contractual framework, terms and conditions, qualification standards, service level expectations, and rate structures governing all work. Individual scopes of work will be authorized via Task Orders issued under the MSA, with Task Order No. 1 addressing immediate capital improvements to the City's SCADA infrastructure.