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COGAR VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT

UEI: GX9NNGERP5D9

COGAR VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT is a federal contractor, registered under UEI GX9NNGERP5D9. It has been awarded $1,200 across 3 federal contracts. Primary work spans Fire Protection. Top awarding agencies include Department Of The Interior.

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Department Of The Interior$1.2K100%

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922160 - Fire Protection$1.2K100%

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Fire Hydrant Field Testing

Solicitation # 27-10-2410

Forsyth County, Georgia, through its Board of Commissioners, is soliciting bids for comprehensive fire hydrant field testing services covering all hydrants within the county, including those in the City of Cumming. The solicitation, identified as PE-65800-NONST-2026-000000104, was posted on July 31, 2026, and requires responsive proposals to be submitted no later than September 3, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. All work must be performed in accordance with the specific terms, conditions, and technical specifications outlined in the Invitation to Bid. The contract is open to qualified providers with the expertise to conduct field testing of fire hydrants to ensure proper functionality and compliance with safety standards. The point of contact for this solicitation is Ryan Eckelberry, reachable at 770-888-8872 or raeckelberry@forsythco.com. The services are to be carried out entirely within the geographic boundaries of Forsyth County, Georgia. Proposals must be submitted through the designated state procurement portal, and interested parties are encouraged to review all requirements thoroughly before bidding. While no set-aside classification is indicated, bidders are expected to demonstrate capability, experience, and adherence to all technical and procedural guidelines referenced in the official documentation.

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ARFQ-0211-GSD2700000009-2 | Fire Alarm Monitoring

Solicitation # ARFQ 0211 GSD2700000009

The contract ARFQ-0211-GSD2700000009-2 solicits services for fire alarm monitoring under the jurisdiction of the West Virginia state agency, with performance centered in Charleston, West Virginia. The solicitation, posted on July 30, 2026, requires responses by August 6, 2026, at 6:30 PM Eastern Time, and is targeted toward state, local, and educational government entities as indicated by the SLED classification. The primary point of contact is Cody G Taylor, reachable via email at cody.g.taylor@wv.gov or phone at 3043525531, with additional support available through the secondary contact line at 3043525481. All work must be performed at the designated location in Charleston, and interested parties must engage through the official online portal at https://prd311.wvoasis.gov/PRDVSS1X1ERP/Advantage4. No specific NAICS code or set-aside designation is provided, indicating the opportunity is open to all eligible responders without restriction based on business size or category.

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Fire Code & Safety Review CoordinationThe contract entails coordination with fire authorities to ensure compliance with fire code and safety standards for a land development project located in Bakersfield, California, with a performance ZIP code of 93308. Key responsibilities include engaging with local fire departments to facilitate site access, establish defensible space requirements, and develop integrated emergency response plans that align with regional fire safety protocols. This subcontract falls under NAICS code 922160, indicating it is tied to public order and safety services, specifically administered by Kern County, and is structured as a subcontract under a broader public safety or land development initiative. All activities must be conducted in close collaboration with fire officials to mitigate wildfire risk and ensure that new development does not compromise community safety or emergency operations. The project is part of a larger regulatory and planning process tied to environmental and land use compliance, and timely coordination is essential to meet permitting and approval timelines. The contract was posted on July 28, 2026, and is linked to a project record through the CEQA Net system, suggesting it is subject to environmental review processes under California law.

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Fire Suppression System and Fire Extinguisher Testing and Repair ServicesThe contract is for fire suppression system and fire extinguisher testing and repair services to support the inspection and maintenance of fire safety equipment on Department of Transportation fleet vehicles operated by the Special Education Transportation division within the District of Columbia. The work will ensure all fire suppression systems and extinguishers on fleet vehicles remain compliant, operational, and ready for emergency use, with services including routine inspections, functional testing, necessary repairs, and replacement of components as required. The contracting activity is forecasted under the agency’s Special Education Transportation program and is intended to maintain the highest standards of safety for vehicles transporting special needs students. Although details such as the solicitation number, NAICS code, set-aside information, and specific point of contact are not provided, the contract is posted on the District of Columbia’s official contracting portal with a forecast date of July 23, 2026, indicating it is a planned procurement rather than an active solicitation. Performance is expected to occur across locations where DOT fleet vehicles are based and operated within the District of Columbia. All service providers selected under this contract must meet applicable safety and maintenance standards and have the expertise to handle specialized fire suppression systems found in transportation vehicles.

Special Education Transportation (SET)

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Firefighting Tools and AppliancesThe Fire and Emergency Services Department of the District of Columbia has issued a forecast for the procurement of firefighting tools and appliances, aimed at enhancing the operational readiness and safety capabilities of its personnel. This procurement seeks to acquire essential equipment necessary for fire suppression, rescue operations, and emergency response, though specific details regarding quantities, technical specifications, or delivery timelines have not been disclosed. The forecast indicates a future solicitation will follow, with no set-aside classification or NAICS code provided at this stage, suggesting the opportunity may be open to a broad range of suppliers. The anticipated contract will support the department’s mission to maintain a well-equipped firefighting force capable of responding effectively to emergencies across the district. While no point of contact information or detailed place of performance has been listed, the equipment will likely be deployed throughout various fire stations and response units within the District of Columbia. Interested vendors are encouraged to monitor the official procurement portal for the upcoming solicitation, which will provide further instructions, requirements, and submission deadlines.

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Fire Extinguisher Services

Solicitation # 38081

The Town of Killingly, Connecticut is soliciting sealed proposals from qualified, licensed, and certified fire protection contractors to deliver comprehensive fire extinguisher inspection, testing, maintenance, and compliance services across all municipal facilities. This includes the Killingly Water Pollution Control Facility, pump stations, administrative buildings, and other Town-owned properties. The contractor will be responsible for ensuring all portable fire extinguishers are regularly inspected, properly maintained, tested, tagged, and thoroughly documented in strict accordance with NFPA 10 standards, OSHA regulations, the State of Connecticut Fire Code, and applicable insurance carrier mandates to guarantee ongoing safety and legal compliance. All work must be performed by trained personnel with current certifications and must include detailed reporting and recordkeeping for audit and regulatory purposes. Proposals must be submitted by the deadline of August 10, 2026, at 2:00 PM, with the solicitation issued under number 38081 and posted on July 22, 2026. The contract falls under the jurisdiction of the Connecticut Department of Administrative Services Procurement and is open to qualified contractors operating within the state. All services must be performed at the various Town facilities located throughout Killingly. Interested parties should direct inquiries to the primary point of contact at the Killingly Water Pollution Control Facility via phone or email. Proposals must be sealed and submitted in accordance with the specified submission guidelines to be considered valid.

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Fire Protection and Wildfire Risk MitigationThis contract requires full compliance with local fire codes, defensible space standards, and wildfire risk mitigation protocols within the designated area of 95642. The work is classified under NAICS code 922160 and is structured as a subcontract under Amador County in California, reflecting a governmental focus on public safety and land management. Performance must align with state and local regulations designed to reduce wildfire exposure, including vegetation management, fuel reduction, and structural fire protection measures. The solicitation was posted on July 20, 2026, and while no set-aside details or point of contact are provided, the place of performance confirms the scope is limited to a specific high-risk region within the county. All activities must be executed to ensure regulatory adherence and community protection against escalating wildfire threats.

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U.S. Embassy Canberra Fire Panel Maintenance and 24/7 Monitoring

Solicitation # 19AS2026Q0021

The U.S. Embassy in Canberra is seeking a contractor to provide preventive maintenance and continuous 24/7 alarm monitoring services for its on-site fire alarm system. The contract requires expert support to ensure the system remains fully operational and compliant with safety standards, with all services performed at the embassy’s location in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory. Work must be conducted in accordance with the detailed Statement of Work outlined in Section 1, emphasizing reliability, responsiveness, and adherence to federal security and operational requirements. This solicitation, identified by number 19AS2026Q0021, was posted on July 14, 2026, and responses are due by August 14, 2026. The opportunity is open to all eligible entities with no set-aside restrictions and is classified under NAICS code 922160 for public order and safety services. The contracting office is operated by the Department of State through the U.S. Embassy in Canberra, with inquiries and proposals directed to the GSO Procurement Team at CNBGSOProcurement@state.gov. All work must be performed locally in Canberra, and the selected vendor will be expected to maintain uninterrupted service coverage without interruption to support embassy safety protocols.

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Two Rock Fire Department Use Permit Modification; File No. UPE23-0046The proposed project seeks to modify an existing use permit to officially recognize the Two Rock Fire Department’s current essential services garage as a public safety facility, functionally serving as a fire station on a 0.84-acre parcel zoned for Land Extensive Agriculture with a Scenic Resources combining district. The request formalizes the facility’s role in public safety operations and clarifies the accessory activities permitted on-site, including equipment maintenance, volunteer training sessions, and meetings among emergency personnel. Minor but essential upgrades to the facility are also authorized, such as the installation of an ADA-compliant restroom and holding tank, new signage, disaster radio communication equipment, and perimeter fencing to enhance operational efficiency and compliance with accessibility and safety standards. The project is being pursued under File No. UPE23-0046 by the Two Rock Fire Department, with support from Sonoma County’s planning department, and is intended to align current use with regulatory requirements for the LEA-zoned land. While the structure is already in active use by the fire department, this modification formally establishes its status as a public safety facility under county permitting rules and ensures that its expanded functions and necessary improvements meet local zoning and public service standards. The initiative reflects a pragmatic adaptation of existing infrastructure to better serve community emergency needs without requiring new construction or changes to the parcel’s underlying zoning classification.

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On Call Fire Suppression Service 26-27

Solicitation # RFQ-0014

The City of Scotts Valley, through its Public Works Maintenance Department, is seeking qualified firms to provide on-call fire suppression services under solicitation RFQ-0014, with a proposed service period beginning in 2026 and potential for extensions. The request is open to firms capable of responding immediately to fire suppression needs within the city limits, ensuring timely and effective emergency support. Interested parties must submit their qualifications by the deadline of August 7, 2026, and proposals will be evaluated based on experience, capability, and readiness to deliver services as required. The contract is managed by the City of Scotts Valley in California, with all services to be performed locally. Primary point of contact for inquiries is Matt Spencer-Cooke, Maintenance Division Manager, who can be reached via email at mspencer-cooke@scottsvalley.gov or by phone at 831-256-7990. The solicitation was posted on July 9, 2026, and all submissions must be made through the official online portal. There is no set-aside designation for this procurement, and it is open to all qualifying firms regardless of size or structure. Performance is expected to begin shortly after award, with ongoing service contingent on operational needs and the terms of the resulting agreement.

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Salt Lake City Request for Proposals SLCI27003 - Fire Training Tower Maintenance

Solicitation # SLCI27003

Salt Lake City Corporation is issuing a request for proposals to secure a contractor for the maintenance of its Fire Training Tower, as detailed in Attachment 2 of the Scope of Work. The solicitation, identified as SLCI27003, was posted on July 7, 2026, with proposals due by August 13, 2026. The work requires the contractor to perform ongoing maintenance services to ensure the tower remains safe, functional, and compliant with operational standards for firefighter training. The contract is managed by the City of Salt Lake City under the state of Utah, with no set-aside provisions specified. All submissions must be made through the designated online portal, and inquiries should be directed to Aaron Francom, the primary point of contact, at aaron.francom@slc.gov. The place of performance is within Utah, though no specific city or zip code is provided beyond the location of the facility.

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Purchase of Fire Prevention Items

Solicitation # W912PB26QA089

This solicitation, numbered W912PB26QA089, seeks the procurement of fire prevention educational and promotional items designed to raise fire safety awareness among a broad audience, including children and adults, for delivery to U.S. Army Garrison Bavaria in Grafenwoehr, Germany. The contractor must supply a diverse range of products such as fire safety educational kits with coloring books and stickers, junior firefighter apparel and accessories including hats and lanyards, household items like hot/cold packs and water bottles, and novelty items including stuffed dalmatians and lollipops. All items must be custom-imprinted with the phrases “FIRE & RESCUE” and “USAG BAVARIA,” and must meet exact specifications outlined in the solicitation attachments. Delivery must be completed by September 30, 2026, under F.O.B. Destination terms, meaning the contractor assumes full responsibility for transportation costs and risks until arrival at Building 301 on the Grafenwoehr Training Area. The contract operates under a strict Lowest Priced, Technically Acceptable (LPTA) evaluation methodology, where technical compliance with mandatory specifications is a pass/fail criterion, trade agreement eligibility is binary, and award will go to the lowest-priced offeror who clears both thresholds. Compliance with U.S. military standards is non-negotiable: every item must be marked in accordance with MIL-STD-129 for shipping and MIL-STD-130 for Unique Item Identification (UII), with machine-readable barcodes conforming to ISO/IEC 15434 and ANSI MH10.8.2. Items valued at $5,000 or more require a UII, while others may also be subject to marking if specified. The contractor must submit invoices electronically via Wide Area WorkFlow and maintain active SAM.gov registration, adhering to all applicable FAR and DFARS clauses including prohibitions on certain telecommunications equipment, Buy American requirements, restrictions on specialty metals, and cyber security safeguards per NIST SP 800-171. Proposals must be submitted via email as a PDF under 10 MB to specified government contacts by August 11, 2026, and must include completed SF-1449 forms with accurate UEI and CAGE codes. Failure to meet any requirement—including language compliance, packaging standards, or reporting obligations—will result in rejection.

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FM ServiceThe Indian Health Service has posted a forecast for Fire extinguishers - Base & 4 OY's under the NAICS code 922160, indicating this procurement is related to public order and safety services. The opportunity was published on May 25, 2026, and is part of a broader effort to ensure safety compliance across facilities under its jurisdiction. Though no solicitation number or set aside details are provided, interested vendors should prepare to respond to a future formal request as this is a forecasted acquisition. The point of contact for program inquiries is Johnny Bitahey at johnny.bitahey@ihs.gov, while Ashley Velasquez, Contracting Officer, can be reached at ashley.velasquez@ihs.gov for procurement-related questions. The place of performance and organizational details have not been specified, which may be clarified in subsequent solicitations. Interested parties are directed to the provided link for updates on the opportunity.

Indian Health Service

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FM ServiceThe contract pertains to preventive maintenance services for fume hoods, covering the base unit and four additional operating years, ensuring ongoing safety and operational efficiency in laboratory environments. It is forecasted by the Indian Health Service under NAICS code 922160, which classifies it within public administration, specifically related to environmental health services. The work is expected to support federal healthcare facilities under the agency’s jurisdiction, with performance location details not specified in the posting. Johnny Bitahey serves as the Program Point of Contact for operational inquiries, while Ashley Velasquez, the Contracting Officer, oversees procurement matters. The solicitation is posted on the HHS OSDBU portal and is intended for industry awareness ahead of a future formal solicitation, with no set-aside designation or competitive restrictions indicated at this stage.

Indian Health Service

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FM ServiceThe Indian Health Service has issued a forecast for a fire sprinklers and hydrant service contract, anticipated to cover base work plus four optional years. This procurement is categorized under NAICS code 922160, which relates to emergency services, indicating the focus is on life safety systems maintenance or installation. The opportunity is not currently solicited but is posted as a forecast to provide industry visibility, with no set-aside designation specified. The primary point of contact for program inquiries is Johnny Bitahey, reachable at johnny.bitahey@ihs.gov, while Ashley Velasquez serves as the contracting officer and can be contacted at ashley.velasquez@ihs.gov. The place of performance and office address details are not provided, suggesting the work may be distributed across multiple IHS facilities, likely within tribal or remote locations under the agency’s jurisdiction. This forecast signals potential future activity in fire protection system services for federal healthcare facilities managed by the Indian Health Service.

Indian Health Service

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Preventative MaintenanceThe Indian Health Service has issued a forecast for preventative maintenance services related to annual fire sprinkler and fire alarm system inspections, servicing, and compliance checks. This solicitation falls under NAICS code 922160, indicating it is for public order and safety services, and is intended to ensure the ongoing reliability and code compliance of life safety systems across facilities under the agency’s jurisdiction. The posting date is May 25, 2026, and no set-aside provisions are specified, meaning the opportunity is open to all eligible contractors regardless of size or status. Performance location details are not yet defined, suggesting the scope may span multiple IHS facilities or regions. Shawn Gant serves as the program point of contact for technical inquiries regarding the maintenance requirements, while Ashley Velasquez is the contracting officer responsible for procurement processes and contract award. The opportunity is posted on the HHS OSDBU portal, indicating this is a pre-solicitation forecast designed to provide industry with advance notice of upcoming procurement activity. No formal solicitation number has been assigned yet, and interested parties should monitor the provided link for future updates that may include detailed scope, evaluation criteria, submission deadlines, and formal bidding instructions.

Indian Health Service

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Fire Protection and Life Safety Systems MaintenanceThe contract involves the inspection, testing, and maintenance of fire protection and life safety systems, including fire alarm systems, sprinklers, fire pumps, fire doors, and extinguishers. Additionally, it requires coordination of fire watch services during any impairments lasting longer than four hours to ensure safety is maintained at all times. The scope emphasizes regular upkeep and functional assurance of critical fire safety components to comply with safety standards and regulations. This subcontract is issued by the Acquisition & Material Management Division under the Architect of the Capitol, with performance located in Culpeper, Virginia, ZIP code 22701. The contract falls under NAICS code 922160, which pertains to fire protection services. Specific details such as the solicitation number and points of contact are not provided, but the work focuses on maintaining high safety standards in government facilities to protect property and occupants from fire hazards effectively.

Acquisition & Material Man Division

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Public Safety and Emergency Services - Request for Proposal - AEMA Wild Urban Interface Structure Protection Equipment and Resources

Solicitation # AB-2026-02239

The Government of Alberta, through Public Safety and Emergency Services, is seeking proposals to establish agreements with multiple providers for wildland urban interface structure protection equipment and associated personnel during the wildfire season, which runs from March through October. The solicitation, identified as AB-2026-02239, aims to secure essential resources including specialized equipment and trained staff capable of responding to wildfire threats to structures in at-risk areas across Alberta. Proposers must align with the WUI Guidelines, which govern the technical and operational standards for deployment and must be prepared to meet the province’s evolving requirements throughout the contract term. Responses are due by December 15, 2028, and interested parties must submit formal offers through the Canada Buys platform. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Marcy Soehn, Contracting Authority, reachable via email at PSES.Procurement@gov.ab.ca. This opportunity is open to qualified proponents regardless of set-aside status and is not restricted to specific business classifications. The place of performance is exclusively within Alberta, and all resources provided must be ready for immediate mobilization during peak wildfire conditions to support provincial fire response efforts.

Public Safety and Emergency Services

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