Waites reliability sensor pilot
Covington County Water AuthorityAlabama- Detected
- Jul 19, 2026
- 106 days ago
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The document outlines a Waites pilot proposal for deploying wireless vibration/temperature sensors, gateways, and cloud analytics with CMMS/SAP integration at a government-operated facility. It offers two commercial models: a direct purchase starting around $50,925 in year one plus ongoing services, or a Reliability-as-a-Service subscription with 36–60 month terms. No contract is yet awarded; next steps include site visit, quote, MSA/SOW, PO, installation, integration, and training. This is an early-stage reliability/condition monitoring project where equipment and analytics vendors can still shape scope and commercial terms.
Purchase option year-1 hardware/services listed plus recurring service; RaaS option priced at $1,711–$2,192 per month for 117 sensors and infrastructure with full-service monitoring and training.
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- Meeting date
- July 19, 2026
- Agency
- Covington County Water Authority
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