Electronic Safety and Security System Design
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This subcontract involves providing specialized electronic safety and security system design services for prime contractors working on Charlotte County Public Safety Hurricane Safe Room projects. The scope of work includes the design of access control, electronic security monitoring, electronic locks, and security cameras, ensuring all systems comply with local building codes and FEMA P-361 standards. The selected provider is responsible for integrating these safety systems into the overall facility design and delivering comprehensive design drawings and specifications. The contract is managed under the Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners in Florida and falls under NAICS code 238210. The current response deadline for this opportunity is December 2, 2026.
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Design - Public Safety Hurricane Safe Room and Generator
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