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RFP-2 – Scope of Work RFP# PWD 25.604 City of Pleasanton, CA RFP-2 | Page 14 Internal Use Only 2.2.AMI Radio Transmitter Specifications 2.2.1.Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Approvals All components of the meter reading system shall be FCC approved, where appropriate. The Contractor shall obtain licenses on behalf of the City for all components of the AMI system which require a licensed frequency. The Contractor shall disclose all costs associated with obtaining the appropriate FCC licenses to operate the AMI system. The Contractor shall be responsible for any non-disclosed costs. The City will pay the costs of the licenses; however, these costs shall be included in the Proposal when required and appropriate. The City will not be responsible for any delays associated with obtaining the license or working in conjunction with the FCC. 2.2.2.General Each radio transmitter shall include all materials and equipment to ensure the product can be installed appropriately. This includes but is not limited to a minimum of 5 feet of 19-gauge 3-conductor wire, wiring connectors, back plates, mounting equipment, screws, and radio transmitter seals. For each AMI radio transmitter, the Contractor shall include all materials and equipment to ensure the product can be installed appropriately. This includes but is not limited to minimum of 5 feet of 22-gauge 3-conductor wire, wiring connectors, back plates, mounting equipment, screws, and radio transmitter seals. The Contractor shall ensure that the pit set radio transmitters shall either be potted directly to the water meter encoder register or a wire connector (Nicor, or approved equivalent). Integrally mounted radio transmitters are accepted assuming they meet the RSR requirement. 2.2.3.Environmental Requirements The radio transmitters shall be capable of operating in harsh environments, with an operating temperature range of -22°F to 149°F and relative humidity of 0% to 100%. The radio transmitters shall be manufactured with an Ultraviolet (UV) protective material, fully submersible version of the radio transmitter. 2.2.4.Encoder Compatibility The Contractor is required to provide radio transmitters that can read, transmit and display (in the AMI Software) nine (9) digits of reading resolution for the proposed meters on an hourly basis. The City intends to test compatibility of meters during the IUAT. The radio transmitter shall also be approved to read the following meter manufacturer encoder register products as programmed and currently in use at the City: A.Elster EvoQ4 B.Kamstrup FlowIQ C.Sensus OMNI These meters are already equipped with factory-potted Nicor Series III connectors. 2.2.5.Enhanced Encoder Features The Contractor shall provide radio transmitters able to read and transmit all enhanced water meter encoder flags available on the proposed Kamstrup meter (low battery, empty pipe, pressure, temperature, etc.). The Contractor shall test and validate the radio transmitter can read this data during the startup phase. Docusign Envelope ID: 6AD75F50-8A33-85A5-8039-9E3E1257A838Docusign Envelope ID: 177582DA-4F1C-8834-813C-BC4FD03AA45E