This is a service / maintenance or supply contract in Groton, Connecticut. Contact the soliciting agency for additional information.

Statements of Qualification for the selection of a firm ("Consultant") are being solicited by the Public Works Department ("Department") to provide Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) Support Services for the Water Pollution Control Facility (WPCF) and Pump Stations as required by the Department. Services required include but are not limited to, ongoing on-call SCADA support, visual and functional system hardware checks, software checks, system backup and documentation, maintaining interconnectivity between other WPCF systems, providing SCADA training to facility personnel and other services that are beneficial to the Department. The Consultant will render these services to the Department on an as-needed basis, with no minimum or maximum amount of services specified or guaranteed. The Consultant must have direct experience with SCADA applications in the wastewater treatment community. The Consultant's primary business should be in one or more of the fields of electronics, controls, telemetry, data acquisition, programming, electronics/electrical engineering and associated equipment or SCADA. Consultant shall not rely on subcontractors as a primary source of expertise. The Town is requesting the Consultant to have permanent resources available as part of their firm. The Consultant shall assign one person with significant SCADA planning and management experience to be available as the point of contact for all oversight efforts. The Consultant must have, on permanent staff, personnel that have knowledge of and training in the Town's SCADA software (lntellution iFix 5.5). Please be advised of the Insurance Requirements of the Town (attached). Firms that are selected for interviews must show evidence of having or being able to procure such limits as detailed before the interview. A panel of Town of Groton staff will review the qualifications received and select not more than five of the most qualified firms to be interviewed by the panel. Interviews will be set up with the selected firms. Each firm will have 45 minutes to make a presentation to, and answer questions from, the panel. The panel will select the most qualified firm. Negotiations will commence on a fair, competitive, and reasonable fee. All negotiations will remain confidential until a contract has been signed.