Opportunity

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City of Indio Water Master Plan Update Consulting Services

Posted

July 31, 2026

Respond By

September 03, 2026

Identifier

RFP

NAICS

541330

The City of Indio Water Department is seeking qualified consulting firms to update its Water Master Plan, supporting water system planning through 2046. - Government Buyer: - City of Indio, Water Department - Scope of Services: - Professional engineering services for updating the Water Master Plan - Water supply and demand forecasting - Evaluation of existing and future water production and distribution infrastructure - Hydraulic system modeling and integration of GIS and SCADA data - Infrastructure assessment and identification of system improvements - Cost analysis and development of capital improvement recommendations - Data collection, technical report preparation, and presentation support (including City Council and Planning Commission presentations) - Stakeholder coordination and updates to the existing 2019 Water Master Plan - Preparation of updated water system maps in hard copy and GIS-compatible formats - Recommendation and mapping of hydrant testing locations for hydraulic model calibration - Notable Requirements: - Deliverables include updated technical reports, system maps, and support for public presentations - The plan update must address water system needs through 2046 - Monthly progress meetings and phased deliverables (50%, 90%, final) - Contract may be extended month-to-month after initial term, subject to annual City Council appropriations - No specific OEMs or product vendors are named; opportunity is open to all qualified consulting firms

Description

The City of Indio is seeking qualified consulting firms to provide professional engineering services for updating its Water Master Plan. The scope includes research, analysis, and engineering support related to water supply and demand forecasting within the City's water distribution system. Services may involve evaluating existing and future water production and distribution infrastructure, identifying system improvements, infrastructure assessment, cost analysis, and developing improvement recommendations. Additional tasks include data collection, system modeling, preparation of technical reports, presentation support, stakeholder coordination, and updating the existing 2019 Water Master Plan.

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