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Awarded contract·City of Dover·Delaware

SCADA Equipment Upgrade

Won by Avista Realtime Solutions$1.2MSingle Award
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Awarded vendors

  • Avista Realtime Solutions

Description

The City of Dover issued an RFP (26‑0002WW) to modernize its Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system, inviting vendors to propose equipment and related services for the upgrade. Five firms submitted proposals, and the contract was ultimately awarded to Avista Realtime Solutions. The award will enable the municipality to improve real‑time monitoring, control, and reliability of its utility infrastructure. • Scope: Upgrade of SCADA hardware, software, and integration services for the city’s utility network. • Awarded Vendor: Avista Realtime Solutions (contact: Walker Shumaker). • Competitive Landscape: Five bidders participated, indicating moderate market interest.

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Key dates

Bids closed
8/21/2025

Last updated

Details

Award type
Single Award
Procurement
Full and Open Competition
Industry
Energy and Utilities
NAICS
541512
Solicitation №
26-0002WW

Contract value

$1,200,000

No explicit contract value is disclosed. A municipal SCADA upgrade typically involves purchase of hardware, software licensing, installation, testing, and training. Based on comparable city projects, costs can range from $500,000 for a modest upgrade to over $2 million for a comprehensive system overhaul. Considering the scope (full system replacement) and the involvement of a specialized vendor, a mid‑range estimate of approximately $1.2 million is reasonable. Factors influencing this estimate include the size of the city’s utility network, the need for redundancy, and potential integration with existing infrastructure.

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