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

The City is planning on soliciting proposals from qualified and experienced consultants to develop and calibrate its InfoWorks ICM sanitary sewer hydraulic model. This model will support system planning, operations, and capital improvement decision-making. The selected consultant will provide all professional services necessary for model development, calibration, documentation, training, and post-submittal support, as outlined in this Request for Proposals (RFP). As part of this project, access to sensitive/protected data sets is required. The data sets are as follows: City of Naperville Sanitary Sewer GIS Viewer Access Existing Sanitary Sewer Model This posting is to allow firms the opportunity to sign and submit a Non-Disclosure Agreement, which is a requirement for this project. Once the deadline for NDA submission has been reached, this posting will be closed out, and all firms that have signed the NDA will be invited to a private solicitation posting on OpenGov. Within that private posting, those firms will be given access to those data sets and access to the full RFP. Additional information from the future RFP is contained here so your firm can better evaluate if your firm wishes to participate. Questions are not being taken at this time. Once you have signed the NDA and are invited to the private RFP, their will be a Q&A period, which will be explained. Proposers shall submit all inquiries regarding this solicitation via the City's eProcurement Portal. The primary goals of this project are to develop a calibrated and validated sanitary sewer InforWorks ICM model that reflects current system conditions. This generally includes: The model shall include all sanitary sewers 8 inches in diameter or larger. The model shall include both dry-weather and wet-weather scenarios. Both scenarios shall include maximum and average flow rates. The model shall also include a flow vs. time scenario. The simulation period shall include both dry-flow and wet-flow conditions. It shall capture the maximum flow during these scenarios. Provide training and on-call services. This contract is expected to be completed within 12 months from the date the Notice to Proceed is issued.