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August 31st, 2026: RFP Issued
September 28th, 2026: Deadline for Respondent Questions
October 2nd, 2026: Respondent Questions Answered
October 16th, 2026: Respondent Proposals Due
November 6th, 2026: District Proposal Review Completed
Week of November 16th, 2026: Virtual Interviews
November 30th, 2026: District Selection Made and Applicants Notified
December 17th, 2026: Commission Transaction Approval
Week of January 4th, 2027: Engagement begins
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Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District
The issuing organization seeks a qualified vendor to develop a comprehensive, actionable artificial intelligence use and governance policy. The policy will establish governance structures, operational risk tiers, and employee standards for predictive, physical, agentic, diagnostic, and operational AI applications. The contract period will be one year.
Phase I will include a high-level audit of AI tools currently used or authorized across departments, including embedded AI features in software-as-a-service platforms. The vendor will engage executive leadership, information technology, legal counsel, department heads, and staff to assess AI literacy and expectations. The work will also include benchmarking against practices, case studies, and frameworks used by comparable municipal governments, clean water utilities, and public infrastructure entities.
Phase II will establish an AI risk-classification matrix, such as low-, medium-, and high-risk tiers, based on data sensitivity and operational impact. It will also define human-in-the-loop requirements for auditing and validating AI outputs, along with accountability boundaries. Phase III will address data sovereignty, security controls, restrictions on entering proprietary or sensitive utility data and personally identifiable information into unapproved public AI platforms, public records and records retention requirements under Wisconsin law, and security and privacy standards for evaluating third-party software with embedded AI components.
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