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R2026-124 Resolution Authorizing Agreement with Burns and McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc., to Provide Professional Engineering Services to the City of Decatur for the South Water Treatment Plant Expansion Plan, City Project 2025-03
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R2026-124 Resolution Authorizing Agreement with Burns and McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc., to Provide Professional Engineering Services to the City of Decatur for the South Water Treatment Plant Expansion Plan, City Project 2025-03
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R2026-124 Resolution Authorizing Agreement with Burns and McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc., to Provide Professional Engineering Services to the City of Decatur for the South Water Treatment Plant Expansion Plan, City Project 2025-03
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6/15/2026
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including the lagoon berms and access road and the selected pH adjustment system <br /> alternative. <br /> c) Residuals Lagoons Improvements Workshop <br /> i) Organize and facilitate one (1)virtual workshop(up to 1 hour)with the City to <br /> present the conceptual designs for the lagoons and pH adjustment system system. <br /> ii) The purpose of this workshop is to gather feedback from the City and confirm the <br /> conceptual direction. <br /> iii) A summary of the workshop, which may be in the form of meeting minutes and/or <br /> presentation slides,will be provided to document the decisions made by the City. <br /> 8) CYBERSECURITY ASSESSMENT <br /> a) Conduct one(1) virtual meeting with the City to understand the City's current <br /> cybersecurity program. Meeting minutes will be provided. <br /> b) Review the WTP's Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) and process <br /> control network with input from the City and in accordance with National Institute of <br /> Standards and Technology(NIST)Cybersecurity Framework and Environmental <br /> Protection Agency (EPA) guidelines. <br /> c) Become generally familiar with the City's existing cybersecurity policies, procedures, <br /> and program. <br /> d) Compare existing network architecture, access controls, and password policies to industry <br /> best practices (i.e.AWWA Cybersecurity Guidance). <br /> e) Provide comments and perspective on the City's existing cybersecurity program. Identify <br /> potential areas of improvement. <br /> 9) PHYSICAL SITE SECURITY <br /> a) Information Gathering and Site Assessment <br /> i) Conduct a limited, non-intrusive site visit to visually observe current site conditions <br /> and existing physical security measures <br /> ii) Facilitate one (1) workshop (up to 2 hours) with key City stakeholders to discuss <br /> security zoning, access needs, and perimeter requirements. The workshop will occur <br /> during the site visit. Meeting minutes will be provided. <br /> iii) Review and become generally familiar with City-provided documentation, including <br /> the 2003 Vulnerability Assessment,the FBI security assessment report, conceptual <br /> perimeter sketch, City-provided IT specifications, Risk and Resiliency Assessment <br /> (RRA), Emergency Response Plan(ERP), and requirements regarding the planned <br /> access control system. <br /> b) Perimeter Security Detailing <br /> i) Develop a conceptual site plan for the physical perimeter expansion based on the City <br /> provided documents listed above. <br /> ii) Provide civil engineering and security design input specifically regarding the <br /> alignment and implementation of the standard 8-foot metal perimeter fence. <br /> c) Interior Security Zoning Analysis <br /> i) Based on review of the City's architectural layouts,provide input to establish <br /> designated "Medium Security" and "High Security" zones within the SWTP building. <br /> ii) Focus areas will include the SCADA server room, High Service (HS)pump station, <br /> and chemical storage areas (e.g., chlorine, fluoride). <br /> 7 <br />
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