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Fire Alarm and Door Interface Specialist

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The Fire Alarm and Door Interface Specialist subcontract involves verifying the integration of industrial door release mechanisms with fire alarm systems for projects managed by the California Department of State Hospitals in Napa. The selected contractor will be responsible for testing automatic drop functionality and reset procedures to ensure full compliance with NFPA codes 72, 101, and 105, while coordinating all testing activities with the DSH-N Fire Department. The primary deliverables include verified fire alarm release functionality and detailed deficiency reports. This opportunity requires the contractor to maintain DIR registration and strictly adhere to prevailing wage compliance. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 12, 2026, for this specialized scope of work falling under NAICS code 238210.

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Contract for fire alarm and door interface testing for California Department State Hospitals.

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This scope was carved out of 26-42003-000.

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Industrial Door Maintenance and Testing Services

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AgencyCalifornia Department of State Hospitals
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Verifies integration of industrial door release mechanisms with fire alarm systems for prime contractors on California Department of State Hospitals projects. Tests automatic drop functionality and reset procedures per NFPA codes 72, 101, and 105. Coordinates testing with DSH-N Fire Department. Requires DIR registration and prevailing wage compliance. Delivers verified fire alarm release functionality and deficiency reports.

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