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W R I E k E N E R G Y L l f E <br /> RIVERSIDE PUBLIC UTILITIES <br /> Board Memorandum <br /> P U B L I C U T I L i T I E 5 <br /> BOARD OF PUBLIC UTILITIES DATE: January 15, 2010 <br /> ITEM NO: 7 <br /> SUBJECT: PROCUREMENT OF EQUIPMENT FOR SCADA UPGRADES FOR WATER <br /> FACILITIES <br /> ISSUE: <br /> Consideration of a capital expenditure of$112,000 and award of a contract for the procurement of equipment <br /> for SCADA Upgrades for water facilities. <br /> RECOMMENDATIONS: <br /> That the Board of Public Utilities: <br /> 1. Approve the capital expenditure of $112,000 for Work Order No. 1018438 which is for the <br /> procurement of equipment for Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) upgrades; and <br /> 2. Award a contract for the purchase of SCADA equipment to Graybar Electric Company, Inc. of San <br /> Bernardino, CA, in the amount of$102,268.20, plus tax. <br /> BACKGROUND: <br /> Riverside Public Utilities (RPU)water uses Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA)to remotely <br /> monitor and control its equipment. RPU currently has 18 sites that are using old and antiquated SCADA <br /> equipment (see Table 1, below). The existing equipment is obsolete making it difficult or impossible to find <br /> replacement parts. More importantly, the old equipment is not fully compatible with our current SCADA <br /> system; therefore, we cannot adequately monitor and control these sites. <br /> Table 1 <br /> Site Site <br /> 1 Chicago Booster Station 10 Gage Chlorination Station <br /> 2 Crest Booster Station 11 Sixth Street Chlorination Station <br /> 3 Iowa Booster Station 12 Gage 92-1 Well <br /> 4 Mockingbird Booster Station 13 Gage 92-2 Well <br /> 5 Olivewood Booster Station 14 Gage 92-3 Well <br /> 6 Tilden Booster Station 15 Gage 98-1 Well <br /> 7 University City Booster Station 16 Garner C Well <br /> 8 Valley Booster Station 17 Garner D Well <br /> 9 Victoria Booster Station 18 Raub 8 Well <br /> By upgrading the SCADA systems, RPU will have the ability to fully control and monitor these sites, <br /> including: <br /> turning equipment on or off; monitoring flows and conditions; and retrieving and storing information to <br /> facilitate asset management. <br />