Existing_Flow_Monitoring_Equipment_Inventory_and_Existing_Monitoring_Location_Map.pdf

This document is an inventory and equipment map prepared by Charles County, Maryland for RFP 26-040, which solicits proposals for Flow Monitoring Services for the Sanitary Sewer System. The County operates a comprehensive monitoring network within the Mattawoman Sewer Service Area that currently consists of 19 installed Triton+ flow meters distributed across various monitoring wells and pump stations, 5 installed Rain Alert III rain gauges positioned at key facilities including the Matt WWTP and three pump stations, and 3 spare Triton+ flow meters and 1 spare Rain Alert III rain gauge held in reserve. The selected contractor will be responsible for the operation, maintenance, data management, and reporting of this entire monitoring network, including routine inspections, equipment maintenance, data collection and analysis to support inflow and infiltration investigations, and wastewater infrastructure planning. The contractor may also be tasked with installing or relocating monitoring equipment as needed and supporting the County's broader wastewater system planning efforts through technical analysis and reporting.

The document does not specify pricing terms, contract duration, response deadlines, or other procurement details in the inventory file itself. However, the contract is intended to facilitate the County's long-term wastewater infrastructure planning and system evaluation by ensuring reliable data collection from the existing monitoring network. The County has indicated it may utilize the contract for expansion of the monitoring network and additional technical support services beyond routine maintenance during the contract term, suggesting flexibility in scope and potential growth in deliverables based on the County's evolving needs.