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UTILIWORKS CONSULTING, LLC.
Contract #
A-2019-066
Agency
PUBLIC WORKS
Council Approval Date
5/7/2019
Expiration Date
5/6/2023
Insurance Exp Date
6/14/2023
Destruction Year
2028
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G. Hosting <br />H. Staffing Considerations for Smart Metering Technologies <br />I. Schedule <br />J. Preparation of Solicitation Documents <br />K. Installation/Implementation Period Project Management <br />Each of the above items will be thoroughly addressed (and always are addressed) during the <br />tasks in our proven 'UtiliWorks Advantage' approach detailed in Section 3 of this proposal. <br />Prior to solicitation for an AMI solution, UtiliWorks will memorialize all recommendations and <br />decisions in a formal implementation plan. This plan will serve as the driving reference <br />document throughout AMI procurement and implementation. <br />UtiliWorks can help the City navigate the procurement process, allowing the City's AMI <br />Committee to design and optimize a solution that fulfills the City's unique needs. UtiliWorks <br />has a wide range of subject matter experts (SMEs) who have helped define the technical <br />requirements and specifications of clients' systems and have created "Capabilities Workbooks" <br />for vendors to fill out alongside their proposal submittal. These workbooks allow clients to <br />itemize and prioritize specific functional criteria and evaluate vendor proposals on a granular <br />Level. A sample workbook excerpt is shown below. <br />City of Wwrence <br />Requiremenu and G abilities• AMI System <br />detailed <br />Red.10 <br />ta'i ill nd Ira • e : <br />Pdanl `: <br />N tl A 'an <br />dog ram! N <br />' <br />.m¢�MIS <br />era ag <br />WW slgmhcandy, limp the know, of water meters met the Cry ran <br />nsmil, Spedfy tranas(nwdde of water meters than me fishy <br />wheal AM1 <br />1 <br />!animal with still System It there are am/ meter llMbtiood with <br />acquired <br />CuneMaase <br />,elffI vendor models, Inese should by listed W veres, aM ail <br />yearm s the, are not lvncdcol W OU your AMI Sol <br />�deet oil .",.bid federal, Stale and 1.1 regulatory requirements <br />ina, <br />Unlmbut not IlMled toWidely, Amarcen Watt, Association <br />Go..[ AM <br />2 <br />AWWAI, National Ele[tne Safety CWa: jNEX), federal <br />Requlred <br />Potu <br />mre Saxe <br />ommunl[adoni CanM551m IE[Gi, and aredtan Nadmal <br />gp ehis <br />Sgmnimanas lnt <br />General"I <br />3 <br />Wile heC <br />MIIId¢aditil.,him Utility, SCADA, Public MNWu <br />tithe, <br />RF <br />a olnergf [ommunl[alion;x fdm, <br />gequlrea <br />MWId[atlon <br />General AMl <br />A <br />(�Mt system thimy l to to Idamiped by AMI eenace. The Ciry's <br />iCADA[nmmunicadmu wilt not be used foriA ddhdul <br />RetainedThiN <br />PaMSystem' <br />General AMl <br />5 <br />Ilnl Gel ldend dilhomR en emay wo,R <br />Re ulmid <br />cmewhiaanon <br />GimencIAMI <br />a <br />d1holma4leall,istion, <br />Nice to Lit, <br />ot o a <br />Genud AMI <br />T <br />Predide. p(pMBI1111e Rid ngS tA'M1andlle dCempllLR lntna <br />Event Ored convert commentator with meters 1, sown. <br />,al[em NdM <br />AovYde a method of obtaining readings by vehidell wmobile <br />GeneMAM <br />R <br />ap <br />EOIlvttolx In lM1e evm111tetl netwolk(ommuel[atlFl lMtlrs lS <br />With m <br />M[e to Xaue <br />led. monogramming of to. remolaly lv+a>We2ld We tM AMI <br />General AMt <br />5 <br />r rmed, List meter brands far which your AMI system Whom <br />gequ!red <br />womens. the mete aal. <br />GenetalAMl <br />dngai failures shall the detecte4 logged and decades W All <br />headend trimareadisted Includin <br />istromlAM <br />10 <br />Cdbcoud v1,,falhoo <br />disdained <br />Lomond AM <br />11 <br />End &W.!aline <br />la aired <br />General AM <br />12 <br />intensity Handed, middle fallum <br />Regained <br />Gmemi <br />13 <br />Times echrommadon ialure <br />Re d <br />Gen IAM <br />" <br />Declines stop egoggled <br />Rallied <br />Gampt AM <br />15 <br />Million, 4gum <br />Remained <br />tanned Mt <br />16 <br />ConmuNeadgm Use failure <br />giddied <br />General A 1 <br />17 <br />,Maine a Solar town cactshe for[odecom, <br />EM e <br />aenepl All <br />R <br />loomet interval does collected for meaau.d mdurt <br />Ra uipd <br />Figure 2- Urini le rfequireni and Capabilitfcs Screen Clip <br />UtiliWorks is experienced in developing such deliverables for a number of smart metering <br />technology components, including: AMI networks, MDM Systems, water meters, installation <br />processes, and metering equipment. <br />61Page <br />
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