Opportunity
City of Irving Ionwave #117LR-26F Addendum 4
City of Irving AMI Replacement for Water System – Hardware, Software, and Project Management
Posted
June 29, 2026
Respond By
August 18, 2026
Identifier
117LR-26F Addendum 4
NAICS
541512, 541611, 541618
The City of Irving, Texas is seeking proposals for a comprehensive Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) replacement for its water distribution system. - Government Buyer: - City of Irving, Texas (local government) - Products/Services Requested: - Complete AMI solution, including state-of-the-art hardware and software - Must support both fixed network and cellular endpoint connectivity - Solution must be compatible and integrable with the City's existing Customer Information Systems (CIS) and related platforms - Project management services for installation, deployment, and implementation - Includes robust project management and detailed service/cost breakdowns - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Solution must be flexible, scalable, and support future smart city applications - Mandatory attendance at one of two pre-proposal conferences - Emphasis on integration, automation, and advanced distribution system monitoring - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the notice; procurement is open to qualified manufacturers and distributors
Description
The City of Irving is soliciting proposals for a comprehensive, integrated, and fully supported Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) solution for its water distribution system metering infrastructure. The project requires compatibility and integration with existing City Customer Information Systems and related platforms. The successful contractor must provide robust project management support for installation, deployment, and implementation, detailing all services and associated costs. The AMI communications infrastructure should be flexible and scalable to support automated metering, advanced distribution system monitoring, and future smart city applications, with state-of-the-art hardware and software technologies. The City is particularly interested in fixed network options, including cellular connectivity for endpoints.