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4610--Sediment Filtration Systems

SEDIMENT FILTRATION SYSTEMS IN SUPPORT OF IOWA CITY VA HEALTH CARE SYSTEM This is a solicitation for commercial items prepared in accordance with the format in FAR Part 13, as supplemented with additional information included in this notice. This is a solicitation conducted us... (Federal Government | Due 2025-06-09)

AviationIrrigationPLCRadioSCADATelemetryWater/Wastewater
Type
RFP
Jurisdiction
Federal Government
Posted
May 30, 2025
Due
Jun 9, 2025
Updated
Jun 5, 2025

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GDS Notes

  • Estimated value: No budget/value provided; offerors to propose pricing
  • Bid bond required: No
  • Mandatory site visit: Yes
  • Local integrator required: No
  • Construction beyond panels: No
  • PLC details: PLCs/RTUs mentioned but brands/models not specified
  • HMI details: HMI/SCADA mentioned but specific software not specified
  • Comms details: The system requires a remote monitoring system capable of remote monitoring and control via internet access through a local network.
  • Request existing site list (pump stations, wells, tanks), I/O counts, and alarm philosophy before proposing cutover.
  • Confirm PLC platform, firmware, programming environment, and whether standard libraries/naming conventions are required.

Integration Checklist

  • Confirm existing site inventory, I/O counts, and any required standards (tagging, alarms, naming).
  • Request current drawings, network diagrams, and as-built documentation (or plan for discovery).
  • Define acceptance testing: FAT/SAT steps, cutover plan, and rollback expectations.
  • Confirm PLC platform, programming environment, licensing, and source code handoff requirements.
  • Clarify communications path, latency constraints, polling rates, and any coverage/path study requirements.
  • Align with O&M workflows: alarms, reporting, compliance needs, and on-call response expectations.