AMI Solution and Installation

City of Cincinnati - Purchasing Division

Cincinnati is seeking an advanced metering infrastructure solution for water system upgrades.

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RFP-2025-3128

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The City of Cincinnati - Purchasing Division is soliciting proposals for an AMI (Advanced Metering Infrastructure) Solution and Installation, as detailed in RFP number 506188. The primary purpose of this RFP is to acquire a comprehensive AMI solution, including the installation of water meters, for the city's water system. The scope of the project includes providing and installing water meters categorized under NIGP code 030-890-44. Specific details regarding the technical requirements and scope of work are not present in the provided data, proposers should refer to the full RFP on DemandStar, RFP-RFP265X901104-0-2026/ak. Key requirements for potential bidders include the ability to provide and install AMI systems for water meters. The proposals are due by October 8, 2025, at 12:00 PM. This project falls under Fiscal Year 2026.

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