Water & Sewer Distributors

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health offers a range of health care services. Its air management services division inspects, evaluates and responds to concerns, including odors, smoking stacks and other air quality problems. The department s ambulatory health services division monitors pharmacy and laboratory services in the health centers and is responsible for contractual services with area hospitals for physician services. The Philadelphia Department of Public Health s division of chronic disease prevention educates people about preventing and managing chronic diseases, such as tobacco use and exposure. Its division of disease control oversees the prevention, timely reporting and control of diseases and conditions that are contagious and affect public's health.

The Philadelphia Sewpcp Water Department is seeking an Attendance Management time clock and software for their operations. The department requires software that is compatible with Philly One and can provide basic time and attendance functionality for up to 100 employees. The department is looking for a responsive and responsible bidder to provide the necessary software and licensing, as well as installation services for the Hand Punch Terminals. This small order purchase will be awarded to the lowest bidder who can meet the department's requirements. Interested sellers must quote all items in order to be eligible for the award. The department's contact person for this bid is Carol Delisi, who can be reached at 215-685-1704.Generated from the website

The Philadelphia Water Department (PWD) provides integrated water, wastewater, and stormwater services to the Greater Philadelphia region, ensuring residents and businesses have reliable access to essential resources. With an annual budget of approximately $120 million dedicated to stormwater management, the department works diligently to capture rainwater and reduce pollution while maintaining over 3,000 miles of sewer pipes for effective wastewater management. Operating three drinking water facilities, PWD treats an average of more than 300 million gallons of water daily, prioritizing the delivery of clean and safe drinking water. The Water Revenue Bureau manages billing and account services, helping customers navigate their responsibilities and payment processes efficiently. Generated from the website