Asset Management Plan – Drinking Water, Sanitary Sewer & Stormwater

The City of Kingsport seeks a qualified consulting firm to produce a comprehensive Asset Management Plan (AMP) for its drinking water, sanitary sewer, and stormwater utility systems. The contractor will inventory all relevant assets, estimate installation dates, calculate remaining useful life, develop a risk‑assessment framework, and create long‑term financial and capital‑improvement planning that complies with Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) requirements and the ARP grant guidelines. Deliverables include a fully formatted AMP using TDEC‑approved templates, data‑gap remediation strategies, and integration with the City’s existing GIS/Cartegraph asset‑management system. • Inventory and condition assessment of water‑treatment, wastewater‑treatment, pump stations, pipelines, valves, manholes, hydrants, and stormwater infrastructure. • Estimation of install dates and remaining useful life (RUL) using AWWA standards; develop Likelihood‑of‑Failure/Consequence‑of‑Failure scoring. • Financial modeling, capital‑improvement planning, and a multi‑year funding strategy to meet a July 30 2028 project completion target.