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Lead Service Line Inventory Program and Replacement Plan. Evaluation Criteria: Proposals will be evaluated based on the project understanding and scope, qualifications and experience, staff experience and availability for the project, quality assurance, and risk management. Page Limit: Proposals shall be limited to 20, one sided pages. Scope of Work: Clearly outline the tasks and deliverables expected from the professional services provider, including details on the LSLI Program and LSL Replacement Plan Conduct a thorough review of available grants for replacement of lead service lines and apply for grants depending on eligibility This RFQ seeks professional services to develop an effective LSLI Program and LSL Replacement Plan, aligned with the objectives of the DWR-BIL Lead Service Line Inventory Grant. The integration of community engagement, historical review, field investigation, GIS technology, and targeted replacement strategies aims to address lead service line issues sustainably and equitably. Utilize non-invasive techniques such as metal detection, statistical analysis, and selective sampling to investigate and identify LSLs in the distribution system. This will involve a comprehensive approach to ensure accurate data collection while minimizing disruption to the community. Community Engagement: We propose a robust community engagement strategy involving an interactive website and community surveys to gather insights, concerns, and information from residents. This will foster transparency and active participation throughout the LSLI Program. Tennessee Department of Water Resources (DWR) - Bureau of Infrastructure and Lead (BIL) Lead Service Line Inventory (LSLI) Grant. The objective is to develop a comprehensive program for identifying and replacing lead service lines (LSLs) within our service area. This RFQ outlines the requirements for creating both the LSLI Program and the LSL Replacement Plan, with a focus on community engagement, historical record review, field investigation, GIS integration, and targeted LSL replacement. Conduct a thorough review of historical records for service lines installed before July 1988. This step is crucial in identifying potential lead-containing service lines and provides a foundation for subsequent field investigations. The method of Contractor Selection has not been Determined at this time.