R25AC00532

AWARD PURPOSE: THE EXISTING CBP SCADA SYSTEM IS OVER 30 YEARS OLD AND IN NEED OF REPLACEMENT. THE SYSTEM SPANS ACROSS OVER 180 INDIVIDUAL SITES AND ALLOWS FOR OPERATIONS AND MONITORING OF HUNDREDS OF MILES OF LARGE CANALS AND LATERALS AS WELL AS MONITORING CAPABILITY OF APPROXIMATELY 60 PUMPING PLANT SITES. ALTOGETHER, THE CBP SCADA SYSTEM FACILITATES IRRIGATION DISTRICT OPERATION OF FACILITIES THAT DELIVER APPROXIMATELY 3.5-MILLION-ACRE-FEET OF WATER ANNUALLY TO APPROXIMATELY 690,000 IRRIGATED ACRES.ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: THE CBP IRRIGATION DISTRICTS WILL COLLABORATIVELY WORK TO PLAN, DESIGN, AND CONSTRUCT A MODERN SCADA SYSTEM, AND DOCUMENT AN APPROPRIATE OPERATING RELATIONSHIP AMONG RECLAMATION AND THE IRRIGATION DISTRICTS WHEN USING THE MODERNIZED SYSTEM. THE SCADA MODERNIZATION PROJECT FOR THE CBP INVOLVES FULL DESIGN AND COMPLETE REPLACEMENT OF HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, AND COMMUNICATIONS COMPONENTS OF THE CBPS EXISTING SCADA SYSTEM.EXPECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMES: THE PROJECT WILL RESULT IN A MODERNIZED SCADA SYSTEM THAT REPLACES OUTDATED AND UNSUPPORTED LEGACY INFRASTRUCTURE. LEVERAGING ADVANCEMENTS IN TECHNOLOGY, THIS MODERNIZATION EFFORT WILL PRIORITIZE RELIABILITY, SECURITY, OPERATIONAL INTEGRITY, AND ALLOW FOR REMOTE ACCESS TO ENSURE CONTINUED SAFE AND EFFICIENT OPERATIONS OF THE CBP. THE NEW SCADA SYSTEM WILL MIRROR ESSENTIAL LEGACY FUNCTIONS WHILE ENHANCING SECURITY, ENSURING REGULATORY COMPLIANCE, AND ENABLING UNINTERRUPTED, SECURE, AND CUTTING-EDGE CONTROL OF THE CBP SYSTEM. INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THIS PROJECT WOULD PROVIDE A COMPLETE END-TO-END REPLACEMENT OF ALMOST ALL COMPONENTS OF THE EXISTING SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION (SCADA) SYSTEM. THE COMPONENTS OF THE CURRENT SYSTEM ARE NO LONGER COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE. THIS NEW MODERNIZED SYSTEM WOULD SUPPORT EXPANSION, ENHANCE CURRENT CAPABILITIES, AND ALLEVIATE FUTURE UNSUPPORTED SYSTEM COMPONENT ISSUES. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES (IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT TIME OF AWARD): N A

South Columbia Basin Irrigation District

DEVELOP WATER RESOURCES IN THE CPN REGION

15.581

Bureau of Reclamation (USBR) [DOI]

Washington United States

State-Wide

R-R-CPN-25-002