6.1g ERMUSR 03-12-2024 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

Supplier Leak Testing: After the installation of the metering system is complete, the installer shall open all valves and X check for leaks. The installer shall verity that the meter register is functioning properly and that the meter and plumbing 97 connections in the vicinity of the meter do not leak. All leaks or defects between and including connection points shall he Yes repaired. Approach: Please describe your proposed approach, at the minimum the installer should turn on the water at the X customers hose bib to ensure water is flowing, the installer should flush out any sediment in the line. Then the installer 98 should check for any leaks on the inlet and outlet side of the meter. Yes Warranty: Any leaks found within 90 days of the installation date must be covered by the Supplier's warranty. Any leaks X between and including the connection points for a normal installation, or for installations that were necessary to freeze from the point frozen to the outlet side of the meter are the responsibility of the Supplier. The Contractor shall repair 99 such leaks and correct all damages which occur during the 90 day period, at the Contractor's expense. Yes Data Elements for Water Modules Retrofits. The Supplier should capture and transfer the data elements listed below: The Supplier should rapture and transfer the data elements listed below: 100 ID of the installer. X 101 Date/time the order is completed. X 102 Read from the removed water ERT. X 103 Read from the water meter register. X 104 Read from the new water meter register. Installer should verify the installed read from the radio matches the display X on the water meter register 105 Confirm serial number of existing water meter. X 106 Sensus FlexNet ID Number for the installed radio. X 107 Verify installed Meter Brand, Type and Model. X 108 Installed Meter Size X 109 Is the current meter installed Vertically or horizontally: state direction. X 110 Does the meter have a pressure reducing valve? Yes or No X ill Is there an electrical jumper? Yes or No X 112 Is there a valve before and after the meter? Yes or No. Define the type of valve in place. X 113 State the service line pipe material identification by defining the lead/copper/galvanized/pex or other identifies for MDH X requirements. 114 Describe location of the meter in the building. X 115 Confirm/document manufacturer of the existing meter body. X Follow-up flags indicating that Purchaser should investigate situations found at a premise such as incorrect data, safety X 116 issues, potential tamper, premise repairs required, date/time found, Purchaser's party reported to, and other situations found in the field by the Supplier. 117 Comments section is to include the correct versus incorrect data found and note follow-up flag details. X 118 Premise —found condition (based on list to be provided by Purchaser). X 119 Premise asleft condition (based on list to be provided by Purchaser). X 120 Certification that lacks and seals are in place -Installer indicate Y/N. X 121 Digital photograph of the —found existing meter/meter read. X 122 Digital photograph of the handheld ERT read for the removed ERT. X 123 Digital photograph of the asleft installed meter/meter read. X 124 If repair required, a digital photograph to document the repair needed X Data and Information Technology Security 125 Data Privacy: The Supplier should ensure that customer data remains private and upon request shall describe what x controls and processes may be utilized to achieve this requirement. Data Encryption: Purchaser's data and authentication content (passwords) should be secured in transit from end to end, x and at rest. The Supplier should identify what encryption standards they use or support such as but not limited to AES- 256, PKI, FTPS (SSL/TLS), SFTP (SSH) to secure Purchaser's data in transit (between Purchaser's systems and Supplier's 126 systems, and between Supplier's systems) and at rest in their field tools, laptops, servers, as applicable. Supplier should describe the implementation of their data encryption solution(s). 127 Secure Transfer Server. The Supplier should provide Purchaser with a secure CHIP server for transfer of Yes x Please see detail response in RFP Bid Unique User Identification and Authorization (Non -Utility Users) (IA): The Supplier should attest to enforce that their x personnel use unique idenfity user accounts and authentication content for 128 Purchaser's System accesses via local interfaces or network connections (ref. NISF SP 800-531A-8). Process Approval: Upon award, Supplier should provide its processes, and Purchaser may approve Supplier's processes, x for incorporating appropriate security measures including but not limited to data encryption and key management for 129 Supplier's Work Order Management System(WOMs), Inventory Management System(IMS), etc. Supplier should indicate its compliance with this requirement. 207