Council approves Ziply Fiber contract to boost SCADA connectivity at water plant
As part of the consent agenda, council approved a three-year contract with Ziply Fiber for a dedicated 100 mb/s line at $650/month to improve SCADA remote access and future monitoring capability for the Water Treatment Plant.
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The council approved, via the consent agenda, a contract with Ziply Fiber to provide a dedicated 100 megabit-per-second line for the Water Treatment Plant's Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system. The contract calls for $650 per month for a dedicated 100 mb/s line under a three-year agreement.
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