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This subcontract for Electrical and Life Safety Systems involves the installation and repair of electrical components and fire alarm or suppression systems for multifamily residential projects at Elm Street Commons in Anaheim, California. The scope of work includes replacing missing smoke detectors, updating expired annual inspection tags on sprinkler risers, and repairing malfunctioning callback systems at entrance gates to ensure all life safety and electrical systems are code-compliant. The project is managed by the California Housing and Community Development agency under NAICS code 238210. Qualified bidders must provide licensed electricians and fire alarm certification to perform the work. The solicitation was posted on August 11, 2026, with a response deadline of October 31, 2026.

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Electrical and life safety systems installation and repair for Elm Street Commons, Anaheim.

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This scope was carved out of DEV-2026-RFP-002.

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REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS - ELM STREET COMMONS

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Installs and repairs electrical components and fire alarm/suppression systems for prime contractors on multifamily residential projects at Elm Street Commons in Anaheim, CA. Replaces missing smoke detectors, updates expired annual inspection tags on sprinkler risers, and repairs malfunctioning callback systems at entrance gates. Requires licensed electricians and fire alarm certification. Delivers code-compliant life safety and electrical systems.

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