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Evaluation period: August 10th, 2026 – August 14th, 2026
Short-list Notification: Week of August 17th, 2026
Oral Interviews: End of August-Early September, 2026
Final Selection: Mid-September, 2026
Scope of services, Negotiations and Fee: Mid-September, 2026
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City Of Lincoln
A government authority in Lincoln, Nebraska is seeking a vendor to provide facilities master plan services for its water infrastructure system. The selected firm will develop a facilities master plan to guide both short-term and long-term improvements to infrastructure, with a focus on system performance in existing service areas and identified growth areas.
The scope includes evaluating water supply, treatment, and transmission system components, updating water demand projections, and assessing the capacity of existing storage, pumping, and distribution system components. The project also includes identifying short-term and long-term system improvements needed to meet hydraulic and growth parameters, as well as reviewing the water main replacement program, asset management program, advanced analytics, financial planning, and capital improvement program.
The selected vendor will be expected to provide overall project management, scheduling, coordination, and quality control, working with subject-matter experts, managers, and executive leadership. The firm will also assist in preparing executive summaries and public-facing materials, including website content, to inform community members about the planning process, outcomes, and recommendations. The contract term is one year.
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