Central Plant Controls Automation

The project involves the central plant controls automation at Texas State University's San Marcos campus. The existing direct digital control system is deficient and requires an upgrade to meet modern automation and energy efficiency standards. The project aims to replace existing controllers, implement a more resilient network architecture, and enable fully automated chiller plant operations while preserving manual override capabilities. The scope of work includes improvements to the chiller water, condenser water, and ancillary plant systems, excluding steam production systems. The successful respondent will be required to provide a comprehensive proposal, including qualifications, pricing, and delivery information. The evaluation of proposals will be based on the respondent's pricing and delivery proposal (60%) and qualifications (40%).