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Fire Alarm System Replacement - White Knoll High School

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This subcontract opportunity is for the replacement of the fire alarm system at White Knoll High School for Lexington County School District One. The selected licensed electrical or fire alarm contractor will be responsible for the installation of a complete system, including new cabling, devices, main panels, sub-panels, and system programming utilizing newly installed raceways. Additionally, the contractor must decommission and demolish the existing Secutron system once the new system is fully activated. The project objective is to deliver a fully operational, inspected, and programmed fire alarm system. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 2, 2026. This project falls under NAICS code 238210 and requires a contractor capable of working under prime contractors to meet the district's facility standards.

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Replace fire alarm system at White Knoll High School by November 2, 2026.

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This scope was carved out of RFP2027.6.

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Construction Manager at Risk Services Maintenance Capital Program Group 2

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AgencySouth Carolina → Lexington County School District One
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Installs a new and complete Fire Alarm System for prime contractors on Lexington County School District One facility projects. Installs new cabling, devices, main panels, and sub-panels, and performs system programming using newly installed raceways. Decommissions and demolishes the existing Secutron system after new system activation. Requires a licensed electrical/fire alarm contractor. Delivers a fully operational, inspected, and programmed Fire Alarm System.

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