Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-64750-NONST-2027-000000236

Albany Water Distribution Hydraulic Modeling and System Analysis

The City of Albany, Georgia, seeks consulting services to build and implement a hydraulic model of its water distribution system. - Government buyer: City of Albany Procurement Division, on behalf of the Albany Water Department, Albany, Dougherty County, Georgia. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs or consulting vendors are named. The work must integrate with the City’s existing ArcGIS system and provide an EPANET-compatible model. - Requested service: Develop and calibrate a complete water-distribution hydraulic model; integrate it with ArcGIS; analyze pressure, fire flow, storage, pumping, outages, future growth, and capital improvement needs; identify data and infrastructure discrepancies and hydraulic deficiencies; and recommend operational and capital improvements. - System scale: Approximately 700 miles of water mains, nearly 4,000 hydrants, approximately 7,600 valves, 28 groundwater production wells, 11 elevated storage tanks, and about 36,000 customer accounts. - Key requirements: Provide staff training and documentation. The City must own the completed model, project data, configurations, and deliverables. Deliver the model in its native format and an EPANET-compatible format, and make it portable, maintainable, and usable by City staff without ongoing consultant support for routine use. - Participation: Small businesses are encouraged to participate.

Description

The City of Albany is seeking proposals from qualified firms to develop and implement a comprehensive hydraulic modeling and system analysis program for its water distribution system. The work includes developing and calibrating a hydraulic model, integrating it with the City's ArcGIS system, and analyzing pressure, fire flow, storage, pumping, outages, future growth, and capital improvement needs. The selected firm must provide training and documentation, identify GIS data discrepancies and hydraulic deficiencies, and deliver a portable model and associated data that the City can maintain and use independently. Proposals are due November 23, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. ET.

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