Asset Management, Operations and Asset Health Monitoring Service
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A government authority in Colorado is seeking a vendor to provide asset management, operations, and asset health monitoring services focused on large diameter and transmission pipes.
The scope includes identifying available and emerging technologies for monitoring the health of these pipe assets, developing effective techniques and procedures for applying those technologies, and performing field verification. The selected vendor is also expected to develop guidelines or models that correlate monitoring data with pipe material degradation, defects, and other structural health indicators, as well as explain how operational conditions relate to asset health.
In addition, the work includes identifying and compiling examples, if any, where similar asset health monitoring technologies have been successfully applied to other water industry assets beyond pipes.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due September 14, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Water infrastructure engineering or asset management firm
- Experience with transmission pipelines and large diameter pipe systems
- Expertise in structural or asset health monitoring technologies
- Capability in field verification and applied testing
- Experience developing degradation models and condition assessment methodologies
- Familiarity with water utility operations and maintenance practices
- Past performance with government or public-sector water agencies
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