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This Government Contract opportunity was posted on April 29, 2009. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Fire Alarm Replacement

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AG-95CV-S-09-0009Federal

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This contract, solicitation number AG-95CV-S-09-0009, requires the replacement of an existing fire alarm system with a like system for a Group B occupancy building in Corvallis, Oregon. The scope of work includes installing combination detectors in offices and corridors, weather-proof heat detectors in storage and greenhouse corridors, pull stations at exterior doors, and horn/strobe units throughout the facility, including strobes in restrooms. All wiring must be protected in conduit and surface mounted, with caulking required for penetrations. The project also involves replacing the exterior bell in coordination with the Corvallis Fire Department and ensuring the system is monitored by the Security Alarm Corp in Albany, Oregon. The system is mandated by the USDA rather than city requirements. While duct detectors, magnetic holdbacks, and an exterior annunciator panel are not required, the contractor must provide detailed as-built drawings to identify devices and wire runs for future maintenance. Bonds are required per the Alternative Payment Protection clause. The project falls under NAICS code 238210 and is managed by the USDA Agricultural Research Service.

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N/A

Contract Value

$21,500

NAICS

238210 - Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

Place of Performance

USDA, Agricultural Research Service, Pacific West Area, 3320 SW Campus Way,, CORVALLIS, OR, 97331, USA

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Contract was awarded

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The contractor shall, in accordance with all local, state and federal codes, Replace the existing fire alarm system with a "like" system. (Noted: The building is "Group B" occupancy.) Install combination detectors in the corridors and offices Install weather-proof heat detectors in the greenhouse corridor and storage areas Install pull stations at the exterior doors, including the south door. Install horn/strobe units as it must be audible to building occupants. Install strobes in the restrooms. Install and protect all wire in conduit. If the code allows, Wiremold devices are acceptable. Surface mount the conduit: penetrations must be caulked, but painting is not required. Replace the exterior bell, in coordination with the Corvallis Fire Dept. The system is required by the USDA, not the City of Corvallis. The system will be monitored by the Security Alarm Corp in Albany, OR. There are no blueprints available. The as-built drawings shall provide enough detail to enable identification of devices and wire runs for future services. Annotations on the sketch provided in the Statement of Work is the minimum level of detail. The roof top units are 1200 cfm. No duct detectors are required. There are no magnetic holdbacks. The following is not required: An exterior annunciator panel Detectors in the greenhouse or the interstitial spaces. A pull station in the storage (attached garage) area. Bonds are required in accordance with 52.228-13, Alternative Payment Protection.

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