The vendor required to provide ArcGIS Esri utility network migration and implementation services for include:
- Software and data management review
1. Review and understand the town’s existing GIS architecture, including:
• Current GIS datasets and their functions and management
• Esri licensing
• Software and platforms in use
• Evaluation of current ArcGIS pro, ArcGIS online, enterprise, and portal usage
2. Determine a migration pattern, such as:
• Simple, basic or advanced.
• File structure and data management practices
• Determine asset package
- Source data preparation
1. Source data preparation, such as:
• Inventory source data
• Data reviewer quality checks
• Assist in cleaning source data
• Attribute checks
• Geometry checks
• Assist in removing duplicate lines and devices
• Assist in connecting disconnected lines and devices
• Service area
• Tracing integrity
• Z value determination
2. Schema preparation, understand:
• Current schema
• Feature dataset match with attributes and domains
• Asset groups and asset and rules and associations
- Utility network staging
• Create a utility network
• Load asset package to the utility network
• Perform general utility network modifications
• Update domain network
• Export utility network to asset package
• Load test data
• Create a utility network
• Load industry asset package to utility network
- Migration
1. Input parameters
• Source features
• Schema mapper file
• Assembly builder
• Asset package
2. ArcGIS online training for users
• 1 live-recorded training session for approximately 10 water and sewer staff (at least 1.5 hours).
• 1 live-recorded training session for approximately 10 public works staff (at least 1.5 hours).
• 1 video training session for all other users on mobile and office use of ArcGIS online.
• Training sessions a-c can be scheduled to take place on the same day.
• One possible solution for these sessions is to have them primarily take place remotely through a meeting app like teams or WebEx where they can be recorded; however, at least one team member from the consultant’s staff shall be physically located in the training room with city staff to answer questions that may arise.
- ArcGIS pro training
1. ArcGIS pro training for primary GIS staff
• Provide in-person or remote training for up to four (2) primary GIS staff to the degree of “training the trainer”.
• GIS staff must reach a competency sufficient to perform their current job functions and those introduced by this migration.
• GIS staff will be responsible for further training and adoption of ArcGIS pro for other staff in the future.
• Training subject matter should include:
o Overview of key differences from ArcMap – licensing, etc.
o File architecture of a pro project
o Catalog pane – portal, local, and other data connections
o Publishing data
o Management and editing of web services
o Domain and field editing
o Figure creation – layouts, templates, and data frame elements.
- Questions/Inquires Deadline: January 02, 2026
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