LLA Levee Pump System Upgrade W912EF26RSS13
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AI-generated · Feb 25, 2026Removal and demolition of existing pumps, pump motors, MCCs, and water level float sensing systems (including mercury switch technologies) will be followed by installation of upgraded equipment. New pumps and motors will be installed for stations that have exceeded life-cycle hours or are failing; new MCCs with soft-start technology will be provided and include an emergency diesel generator connector. The existing alarm system will be removed and replaced with a cyber-secure, updated system to enhance warning capabilities, expedite response, and improve safety.
New PLCs will receive inputs from water level sensors and MCC alarms and transmit alarms back to the operating building via radio. Some alarms address high water and loss of power, with the method for delivering alarms during after-hours currently under review by UCIC. Water level sensing will use infrared sensors with possible radar backup to prevent freezing and maintain accuracy under adverse weather. The goal is increased reliability during normal pumping operations and flood-fighting events to improve flood risk management.
This project will include removal and demo of existing pumps and pump motors, removal and demo of existing MCCs, and removal and demo if water level float sensing systems, including mercury switch technologies., Install new pumps and motors for all stations that have exceeded life cycle hours and /or are failing. Install new MCCs with soft starter tech and include an emergency diesel generator connector. Remove and replace existing alarms system with updated tech/cyber secure system, providing enhanced warning and emergency information, expediting response and safety. New PLCs will take inputs from water level sensors and MCC alarms and will send the alarms back to the operating building via radio. Some alarms are for high water and loss of power. The exact method for delivering these alarms to project to personnel during after hours is still being reviewed by UCIC (cyber center of expertise). The water level sensing system will feature Infra Red sensor and possible radar back-up to preclude freezing and other ambient weather conditions affecting the sensor accuracy. Completing this work will result in increased reliability during normal pumping operations and flood fighting events and improve flood risk management.
From Sources Sought posted on Feb 24, 2026This project will include removal and demo of existing pumps and pump motors, removal and demo of existing MCCs, and removal and demo if water level float sensing systems, including mercury switch technologies., Install new pumps and motors for all stations that have exceeded life cycle hours and /or are failing. Install new MCCs with soft starter tech and include an emergency diesel generator connector. Remove and replace existing alarms system with updated tech/cyber secure system, providing enhanced warning and emergency information, expediting response and safety. New PLCs will take inputs from water level sensors and MCC alarms and will send the alarms back to the operating building via radio. Some alarms are for high water and loss of power. The exact method for delivering these alarms to project to personnel during after hours is still being reviewed by UCIC (cyber center of expertise). The water level sensing system will feature Infra Red sensor and possible radar back-up to preclude freezing and other ambient weather conditions affecting the sensor accuracy. Completing this work will result in increased reliability during normal pumping operations and flood fighting events and improve flood risk management.
From Sources Sought posted on Mar 09, 2026Notice history
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- Response Deadline: Mar 10, 2026 → Mar 13, 2026
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