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Council authorizes final phase of SCADA software upgrade
Summary
Council approved the third and final phase of an upgrade to the city’s SCADA system, with a quoted cost of $32,069 and funding noted in the packet (transcript: 'Sploss 7').
City manager Jacob Evans told the council the SCADA upgrade has been a multiyear project and that the phase before the council on March 16 would complete the software and implementation work.
Evans said the work would cost $32,069 and the packet lists funding through what was transcribed as 'Sploss 7.' He told the council the current SCADA provider has been made aware of performance concerns and that, if problems continue, the city may explore other vendors, but the upgrade itself is necessary and will carry forward with any provider change.
A council member moved to approve the final phase; the motion was seconded and carried.
The item authorizes the city to proceed with the software purchase and implementation under the funding source listed in the packet.
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