FIRE KING INTERNATIONAL, LLC

FIRE KING INTERNATIONAL, LLC specializes in the design, manufacturing, and installation of high-performance fire suppression and life safety systems, primarily serving institutional and government facilities. Leveraging expertise in NFPA-compliant engineering and commercial-grade fire protection equipment, the company delivers integrated solutions including clean agent systems, hood suppression units, and passive fire containment products tailored for mission-critical environments. Their technical proficiency spans system integration, hydraulic modeling, and compliance validation under UL, FM Global, and local code standards, with a focus on reliability under extreme thermal and mechanical stress. Key differentiators include custom-engineered enclosures, rapid deployment methodologies, and field-service support for complex retrofit applications in legacy infrastructure. Award history is not available to confirm specific agency engagements, so no definitive patterns of federal client relationships can be inferred. Similarly, without recent contract data, direct connections to particular departments or procurement programs cannot be established. The company’s primary NAICS code, 337214, corresponds to institutional furniture and fixture manufacturing, which in practice aligns with the production of fire-rated cabinetry, protected storage units, and engineered enclosures for hazardous material containment. This positions FIRE KING INTERNATIONAL as a niche supplier within the government infrastructure sector, serving facilities requiring compliance with stringent fire safety and material handling regulations. The entity is structured as a small business with no active government certifications on record. Headquartered in New Albany, Indiana, the company maintains a regional operational footprint with a focus on serving Midwestern and national government installations requiring on-site installation and maintenance support. Its market positioning reflects a specialized, engineering-driven approach to fire safety infrastructure rather than broad-scale systems integration.