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Fire Extinguisher Maintenance & Certification Services

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This subcontract opportunity with the Chicago Department of Aviation involves providing comprehensive fire extinguisher maintenance and certification services for prime contractors working on City of Chicago facility projects. The scope of work includes annual inspections, recharging, recertification, and hydrostatic testing for various equipment, including hand portable, wheeled, clean agent units, and nitrogen cylinders ranging from 220 to 400 cubic feet. The selected provider is responsible for delivering certified operational extinguishers and detailed deficiency reports. To ensure the integrity of equipment warranties, the contractor must maintain authorized dealer status for necessary manufacturer warranty transfers. Interested parties should note that the response deadline is November 3, 2026, and the services fall under NAICS code 811310.

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1303250A: Fire Extinguisher Services and Fire Suppression Systems

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AgencyIllinois → Chicago Department of Aviation
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Performs maintenance, recharging, recertification, and hydrostatic testing of fire extinguishers for prime contractors on City of Chicago facility projects. Conducts annual inspections, hydrostatic testing for nitrogen cylinders (220 to 400 cuft), and repairs hand portable, wheeled, and clean agent units. Requires authorized dealer status for manufacturer warranty transfers. Delivers certified operational extinguishers and deficiency reports.

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