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Sanitation board approves $2,500 annual SCADA subscription
Summary
Board approved a $2,500 annual subscription for the SCADA monitoring service (referred to as SCADATA/Skadada) and authorized the purchase order; staff will integrate the service into monitoring and consider canceling prior dialers.
The sanitation board approved a $2,500 annual purchase order for the SCADA (referred to in discussion as SCADATA/Skadada) monitoring service to support remote alerts and system data collection.
Staff reported the service includes monitoring and data reporting and noted ongoing issues with phone dialer notifications; a board member proposed approving the $2,500 annual subscription and the board voted to approve the purchase order. "We've got the purchase order for the annual subscription to Skadada for 2,500," the chair said; the motion to approve was seconded and carried.
Why it matters: board members said the subscription will centralize monitoring and notification for pump stations and other assets, and could allow retirement of older dialer systems that have duplicated functions.
Next steps: staff will confirm the service features, implement monitoring filters to reduce nonessential alerts, and follow up at the next meeting with a fuller operational update on how the SCADA data will be used for maintenance and alerting.
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