Request for Proposal for Advanced Metering Infrastructure in Leavenworth

Leavenworth, WALocal News

On April 27, 2020, the City of Leavenworth published a Request for Proposal (RFP) aimed at acquiring an advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) system for its water distribution network. This initiative is a critical component of the city’s strategy to enhance its water management capabilities by utilizing smart meter technology. By modernizing the metering process, the city seeks to improve data accuracy and operational efficiency in water distribution. The RFP specifically calls for general contractors with relevant expertise, inviting them to submit proposals that meet the city’s requirements. Interested bidders can access further details and submission guidelines through the city’s official website.

This development not only provides opportunities for local businesses but also reflects a growing trend among municipalities to adopt innovative technologies. The implementation of an AMI system is expected to yield long-term benefits for the community, including better resource management and cost savings. As such, this RFP marks a significant step forward for Leavenworth’s efforts in advancing its infrastructure and service delivery.

Related Articles

Residents warned as search for Travis Decker focuses on Ingalls Creek, Valley High area

Authorities search the Ingalls Creek and Valley High area for Travis Decker, who is suspected of murder. Residents are cautioned to remain vigilant as the investigation intensifies. Decker's potential presence in the area poses a serious safety concern.

Evidence creates 'more questions' in search for Travis Decker

Investigators face new challenges in the search for murder suspect Travis Decker as recent analysis of crime scene evidence raises additional questions. The ongoing investigation in Chelan County continues to evolve, prompting further inquiries into the circumstances surrounding Decker's alleged actions.

WVC announces groundbreaking for new Center for Technical Education and Innovation

Wenatchee Valley College will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for its new Center for Technical Education and Innovation on June 12 at 3 p.m. The $50 million facility, set for completion in Fall 2027, aims to enhance hands-on learning for various skilled trades programs.