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Consultant Services for Automated Metering Infrastructure (AMI) Program Implementation and Technical Advisory

City of Sunnyvale (CA)

City of Sunnyvale

Sunnyvale, California

Posted Nov 9, 2026
Due Dec 9, 2026
AMI Automated Metering Infrastructure $100K – $500K

About This Opportunity

The City of Sunnyvale seeks an experienced AMI consultant to provide independent technical advisory and program management services for its water metering program, which serves approximately 29,650 meters. The consultant will support planning, procurement, implementation, deployment, system acceptance, and closeout; validate prior assumptions, identify gaps or changed conditions, and advise on technology and program choices based on current practices and the City’s needs.

This bid is 72% technology related

Highly relevant to the tech industry

Why we classified this as tech

The consultant will advise on an Automated Metering Infrastructure program, including technology selection, communications architecture, software platforms, system integration, and deployment. Although the scope also includes program management and utility metering, the explicit technology and systems advisory work is relevant to IT and utility-technology vendors.

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Deadline: Dec 9, 2026 at 6:00 PM ET

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