RFP_5000_BYS3046_ATT_1_v1.xlsx

This attachment document lists pond locations and maintenance requirements for the City of Austin's water quality and retention/irrigation pond systems. The spreadsheet identifies 59 distinct pond sites across various municipal departments and neighborhoods, including developments such as Circle C Ranch, Hielscher sections, Lantana, Parkstone P.U.D., and facilities including fire stations, libraries, and parks. Each pond is catalogued with its street address, legacy site ID, Maximo asset number, and maintenance frequency specifications. The majority of ponds require twice-yearly maintenance visits, with some requiring post-rain inspections. Pond types vary and include retention/irrigation systems, sedimentation/sand filtration systems, biofiltration systems, detention pump-out systems, and sediment/filtration/irrigation combinations. Several ponds are located at municipal facilities such as Fire Station 45/EMS 34, the Austin Animal Center, and the Public Safety Training Campus, while others serve residential developments throughout the Austin metropolitan area and Pflugerville.

The attachment serves as a comprehensive inventory supporting the City of Austin's maintenance and repair program for pump and irrigation systems across its network of water quality control ponds. All listed sites fall under the Austin Water Preservation (AWP), Austin Facilities Management (AFM), or Austin Energy (AE) departments, with the majority classified as AWP facilities. The document does not specify pricing, contract terms, incumbent contractors, or funding sources, but provides the essential asset identification and maintenance scheduling baseline necessary for contractors to understand the scope and distribution of required maintenance services across the city's water infrastructure portfolio.