This is a service / maintenance or supply contract in Carolina Beach, North Carolina. Contact the soliciting agency for additional information.

Questions should be addressed to: GIS Administrator Email: qigi.baggarley@carolinabeach.org Scope of Project The Town of Carolina Beach has been awarded an AIA grant in both Water and Sewer. This scope of work will build on the Town's previous API efforts by further developing risk-based Water and Sewer System Project Implementation Guides. Project Sheets will propose potential solutions to address asset inventory and condition issues found during ongoing efforts. These issues are often systems or groups of assets projects not one for one equipment replacement projects. The Project Sheets will document and prioritize issues found during further data collection efforts including detailed examination of the 3-year history within Cityworks. This next phase will expand the risk analysis to include current challenges facing the Town, such as impacts of climate change, and will leverage operations and maintenance data collected over the past 3-years in Cityworks to quantify asset risk and reliability. These efforts will enable the Town to apply a data-driven process to identify and prioritize water and sewer infrastructure capital projects and develop a long-term CIP that maximizes investment in critical assets to reduce risk of system failure over time. Documents produced from this project will include capital project specific implementation guides that detail the project location, scope, schedule, capital investment, and identify potential funding sources. The AIA project will provide the Town with a framework to sustainability meet their near- and long-term water and sewer system needs and prioritize their 10-year CIP to increase overall system resilience. Key steps in the development of the Water and Sewer System Project Implementation Guides include: To this end, the following tasks have been identified as priorities Pursuant to NCGS 143-64.31, The Town of Carolina Beach, North Carolina is soliciting qualifications from firms interested in assisting the Town by providing Professional Engineering and Surveying Services related to its recently awarded Water and Sewer Asset Inventory & Assessment (AIA) Grants.