Cross-Connection Hazard Assessment and As-Needed Cross-Connection Incident Investigation and Corrective Action Services

The County government authority is seeking a vendor to provide cross-connection hazard assessment and as-needed cross-connection incident investigation and corrective action services for its public water systems. The agency needs to evaluate the condition of all connected water customer premises, categorize the degree of hazard risk to the water system, and confirm that all premises with fire protection systems provide adequate protection against backflow. This initiative aims to secure the public water supply by identifying potential contamination points and updating the County cross-connection control database. The scope of work requires the selected contractor to conduct and document initial hazard assessments for all water customer premises on County-provided forms. These assessments must evaluate the specific conditions described in Section 3.2.1.(a) through (c) of the Cross-Connection Control Program Handbook. Additionally, the contractor must assist the County with database updates and remain available to investigate incidents and implement corrective actions on an as-needed basis. Eligibility is restricted to onshore organizations based in the United States. The agency is looking for budget proposals from interested parties and has not disclosed a pre-determined funding limit. Bidders must submit all questions regarding this opportunity no later than June 4, 2026, and the final responses may be submitted digitally via email or through the online portal.