Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-75553-NONST-2026-000000069

Dalton Utilities water main leak detection and pinpointing survey

Dalton Utilities is seeking a contractor to find and document leaks across its water distribution system. - Government buyer: Dalton Utilities, a local utility in Dalton, Whitfield County, Georgia. - Procurement: Leak detection and pinpointing survey covering approximately 123.78 miles of water mains and associated valves, hydrants, and service connections. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, contractors, or other vendors are named in the solicitation. - Requested service: Detect and pinpoint leaks, mark identified locations in the field, and document each leak’s location, facility size and type, description, equipment used, estimated water loss in gallons per minute, street address, and photograph. Private service-line leaks must be reported but do not need to be pinpointed. - Contractor responsibilities: Provide all labor and equipment, explain the proposed methodology, equipment, and staff qualifications, and perform any potholing needed to access mains. Dalton Utilities will provide a field technician to help locate infrastructure. - Deliverables: Weekly progress reports and a final report containing survey observations, individual leak records, location drawings, photographs, and a prioritization schedule grading leaks from 1 to 5. - Completion requirement: Finish within 60 calendar days after notice to proceed and purchase order issuance.

Description

Dalton Utilities is seeking a contractor to survey and pinpoint leaks along approximately 123.78 miles of water distribution lines and connected valves, hydrants, and services. The contractor must mark and document leaks and provide reports with locations, facility details, estimated leak rates, photographs, and leak prioritization; leaks found on private service lines must be reported to Dalton Utilities. The work also includes weekly progress reporting, submission of proposed methods, equipment, and personnel, and completion within 60 calendar days after notice to proceed and purchase order issuance. The contractor is responsible for any potholing needed to access mains for testing.

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