Fire Alarm Replacement (Decker, DMS @ DC)

The Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania’s Mansfield Campus has issued a solicitation for the complete replacement of its Siemens fire alarm system headend, specifically the Siemens NCC at the Doane Center. The project involves upgrading the campus’s fire alarm infrastructure by installing a new Siemens DMS headend and central reporting station, which is essential due to the current system reaching its end of life. The scope encompasses work across multiple campus buildings, including the Grant Science Center, Spruce Student Housing, Sycamore Student Housing, Straughn Auditorium, and Decker Gymnasium, ensuring all fire alarm systems are integrated with the new central reporting station. Bidders are invited to submit their proposals by February 20, 2025, with project costs estimated between $500,000 and $1,500,000. The project is managed under solicitation number CWU-60-M and is open to electrical contractors with relevant experience. The primary contact for inquiries is Wesley Light, reachable via email or phone. The project aims to enhance campus safety through modernized fire alarm technology, aligning with the university’s standards and ensuring reliable emergency reporting across the Mansfield Campus. More details and bid documents can be accessed through the provided online portal.