REPLACEMENT OF THE EXISTING SCADA RADIO COMMUNICATION SYSTEM

The City of Lauderhill is seeking a qualified contractor to replace its aging SCADA radio communication system used for water‑treatment and utility operations. The scope includes design, furnishing, installation, integration, testing, and commissioning of a new radio network covering the Water Treatment Plant, LS‑35 site, City Hall, Westwind Park, and all remote terminal units. The contractor must provide towers, antennas, RF equipment, electrical infrastructure, obtain permits, and deliver a minimum one‑year warranty. Proposals must be submitted electronically via IonWave by 2:45 PM EST on 16 Nov 2026, with questions due by 5 PM EST on 6 Nov 2026. Evaluation will consider technical capability, past performance, price, and local‑business preference. • Replace SCADA radio system across multiple municipal sites (WTP, LS‑35, City Hall, Westwind Park, RTUs). • Provide all hardware: lattice towers, 100‑ft and 60‑ft antenna structures, Yagi and broadband antennas, 900 MHz radios. • Perform full integration with existing SCADA/RTU architecture, RF testing, and system commissioning. • Supply permits, safety plans, and a one‑year warranty on equipment and workmanship. • Submit detailed cost breakdown, project schedule, and qualifications; award based on technical score (110 points total) and price.