Consideration to reject the nine proposals submitted for FY25-074 through Cit-E-Bid from the following vendors: 1). Atlas Design Services, LLC, Austin, TX; 2). BerryDunn, Portland, ME; 3). Brio Consulting LLC, Houston, TX; 4). E Source Companies LLC, Boulder, CO; 5). GHD., Auburn, CA; 6). LER Advanced Utility Solutions, Columbus, IN; 7). Schmidt Utility Advisors, LLC, Verona, WI; 8). SLserco, Minneapolis, MN; 9). Utility Solution Partners, Washington, DC. The proposals were submitted in response to a solicitation to award a contract for consulting services for the evaluation of a Utility Advanced Metering Infrastructure/Advanced Meter Reading (AMI/AMR) System and Customer Information System (CIS) solution for the Utilities Department. Upon further review of the evaluation and negotiation process, procurement staff recommends canceling the current negotiations and re-issuing the solicitation in order to ensure compliance with Chapter 2254.004 of the Texas Government Code.
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- December 19, 2025
- On agenda
- February 17, 2026
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