# Urbana Opengov #FY2027-RFP-210

Urbana Impervious-Area GIS Mapping for Stormwater Billing

**Posted:** October 02, 2026
**Respond By:** October 19, 2026
**Identifier:** FY2027-RFP-210
**NAICS:** 541370

The City of Urbana is seeking GIS mapping services to support parcel-level stormwater fee billing across the city.
- **Government buyer:** City of Urbana, Illinois — Public Works Department, Engineering Department; the opportunity identifies Kyle Dobosz. The project covers Urbana in Champaign County.
- **OEM/platform:** **Esri** is named as the required compatibility standard for the GIS deliverable; no specific mapping-services vendor is identified.
- **Requested service:** Map impervious areas across approximately 11.3 square miles and deliver parcel-level polygon data in an Esri-compatible file geodatabase aligned with the City’s coordinate system.
  - Map classes may include buildings, roads, sidewalks, driveways, parking areas and other pavement, gravel driving surfaces, railways, swimming pools, and other water features.
  - The expected geometric accuracy is at least 95%. The City anticipates providing 3-inch-resolution imagery or considering a suitable vendor-provided alternative.
- **Quantity and part numbers:** No item quantity or part number is specified; the mapping coverage is the full city.
- **Other service noted in the attachment:** Consultant services under project-specific agreements are referenced, but the attachment does not define a separate scope or quantity for them.
- **Future work:** Annual map updates may be considered after the initial implementation, but are not part of the stated initial scope.

### Description

The City of Urbana is seeking proposals to create a GIS file geodatabase mapping impervious areas on all parcels within the City. The database will support calculation of impervious-surface square footage per parcel for stormwater utility fee billing. The work includes extracting impervious areas, delivering an Esri-compatible polygon geodatabase aligned with the City’s coordinate system, and maintaining expected geometric accuracy of 95% or higher. Proposals are due October 19, 2026, at 2:00 p.m.; pricing must be submitted separately from the proposal upload.

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