North Carolina eVP #700-2027-WR-03

Clayton SCADA and operational technology master plan engineering services

The Town of Clayton is seeking engineering services to plan future SCADA and operational technology improvements across its water, wastewater, and electric utilities. - Government buyer: Town of Clayton, North Carolina; Water Resources and Electric departments. - Requested services: - Develop a ten-year Water, Sewer, and Electric SCADA Master Plan, including project management, field investigations, and an inventory of SCADA/OT assets. - Assess current systems, cybersecurity, and electric grid modernization needs; evaluate future architectures, gaps, and priorities; and develop Town SCADA standards. - Provide a phased implementation roadmap and capital improvement plan with project estimates and allocations across enterprise funds. - Optional follow-on task orders may cover design and specifications, procurement support, cybersecurity implementation, construction support, testing and commissioning, alarm/HMI and data integration, training, owner’s-advisor support, and grant applications. - Existing named technologies/vendors: VTScada, SEL, Schneider, Sensus, Cityworks, and Esri ArcGIS. These describe the Town’s existing environment; the solicitation does not request purchases of these products. - Quantities and part numbers: No product purchases, part numbers, or product quantities are specified. The base master-planning service is one engagement; optional services are not committed and would be separately authorized. - Notable requirements: The selected engineering firm must meet applicable North Carolina licensing and registration requirements, and final engineering work must be sealed by a North Carolina-licensed professional engineer. The plan must address cybersecurity and deliver a phased, cost-estimated implementation roadmap.

Description

The Town of Clayton is seeking development of a Water, Sewer, and Electric (SCADA) Master Plan. The solicitation is an RFP and lists professional engineering services as the primary commodity code. Electronic bids are not permitted; respondents are instructed to follow the attachment instructions and submit proposals by email, though no attachments are listed in the source. Responses are due December 2, 2026, at 5:00 PM.

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