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Building Systems Integration Specialist

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This scope was carved out of 2026-RFQ-040.

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Fire Alarm engineering for Lewis County

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AgencyWashington → Capital Infrastructure
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Analyzes and designs interfaces between fire alarm systems and building automation for prime contractors on Lewis County facility projects. Examines integration with HVAC, access control, and elevator controls to develop a programming points list and define the sequence of operations. Requires professional certification in building automation or systems integration. Delivers an integration points list and programming requirements document.

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