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Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) System: Integrated Water Metering and Existing Electric Meter Reading System - The Town of Granite Falls, North Carolina (the "Town"), is soliciting proposals from qualified firms to provi...
North Carolina - TOWN OF GRANITE FALLS NC
- Status Closes today
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
Solicitation 445-2026-2.
The Town of Granite Falls, North Carolina (the "Town"), is soliciting proposals from qualified firms to provide a complete, integrated Advanced Metering Infrastructure ("AMI") system for the Town's water and electric utilities.
The Town intends to select a single prime contractor/vendor capable of providing the AMI communications infrastructure, network design, meter data collection system, software, integration with the Town's existing utility billing system, water meter endpoints and/or registers, installation services, GPS location of water meters, training, testing, commissioning, and ongoing support.
The proposed system shall provide the Town with a single AMI reading platform capable of collecting and managing data from both the Town's water meters and the Town's existing Itron electric meters.
Existing electric meters are not included for replacement under this project.
The Town currently has approximately: 2,715 electric meters 2,836 water meters Approximately 600–700 of the Town's existing Itron electric meters have been identified as AMI-compatible.
The successful proposer shall evaluate and identify the equipment, communications technology, modules, and configuration necessary to incorporate the existing compatible Itron meters into the proposed AMI system.
The Town's water meter inventory consists primarily of Neptune T-10 meter bodies, although other manufacturers and models are present.
The Town intends to maximize the useful life of existing compatible water me
Timeline
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Posted
Oct 19, 2026
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Status
Closing soon
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