Water and Sewer Asset Revaluation, Data Validation and Condition Assessment
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About this tender
Overview Bega Valley Shire Council is seeking quotations from qualified commercial entities to re-value Council's water and sewer assets, supported by asset data reconciliation, selected asset data validation and condition assessment activities. About Bega Valley Shire is located on the NSW South Coast and includes coastal, rural and inland communities. Council owns and operates water and sewer infrastructure across multiple water supply and sewerage schemes. Seasonal population changes and geographically dispersed assets create a need for asset information that is accurate, consistent and useful for both financial and operational purposes. Water supply schemes operated by Council as the Local Water Utility Brogo-Bermagui System: including Quaama, Cobargo, Bermagui and Wallaga Lake Bega-Tathra System: including Bega, Kalaru and Tathra Bemboka System Tantawangalo-Kiah System: including Candelo, Merimbula, Mirador, Wolumla, Pambula, Pambula Beach, South Pambula, Tura Beach, Eden and Boydtown Sewerage schemes operated by Council Bermagui: including Wallaga Lake and Akolele pressure system Cobargo Bega Kalaru Candelo Tathra Merimbula: including Mirador, Pambula, Pambula Beach and South Pambula Wolumla Tura Beach Eden Council's last external water and sewer revaluation was in 2022. Following this work, Council implemented Assetic and undertook an initial data transfer. Objectives The objectives of the engagement are to: Produce Financial Reporting Outputs that are suitable for audit and meet statutory financial reporting obligations Improve the reliability and accuracy of information in Council's Water and Sewer Asset Database Scope The scope includes: Revaluation of Council's water and sewer assets Asset data reconciliation Selected asset data validation Condition assessment activities Instructions to Tenderers This Scope of Works forms a supporting document to RFQ 2627-002: Water and Sewer Asset Revaluation, Data Validation and Condition Assessment.
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