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FY26 - OUC - Technology - Fire Station Alerting System Maintenance and Warranty - SPR

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The Unified Communications (OUC) is forecasted to pursue a new contract for the maintenance and warranty services of the Fire Station Alerting System, which encompasses critical operational components including alerting lights, audio systems, display terminals, scrolling signs, printers, and bay door mechanisms. The contract aims to ensure the continued reliability and functionality of these systems, which are essential for timely emergency response and station operations. The solicitation is scheduled for fiscal year 2026 with a posted date of July 23, 2026, and is being managed by the District of Columbia under the OUC umbrella. This procurement is classified as a forecast, indicating it is a planning notice rather than a formal solicitation, allowing potential vendors to prepare for an upcoming competitive opportunity. The contract will likely require maintenance services that include routine inspections, repairs, software updates, and warranty coverage for parts and labor across all integrated system components. No specific set aside, NAICS code, or point of contact has been provided at this stage, and the place of performance is within the District of Columbia without further geographic detail. Vendors interested in this opportunity should monitor official channels for the formal Request for Proposal and any additional requirements that will be released in advance of the award process.

General Info

OUC to procure maintenance and warranty services for Fire Station Alerting System in DC, FY2026.

Agency

District of Columbia → Unified Communications (OUC)

NAICS

561621 - Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths)View NAICS

Place of Performance

Not specified

Set-Aside

NONE

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PostedJul 23

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Unified Communications (OUC)

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District of Columbia → Unified Communications (OUC)

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The Fire Station Alerting System operates, lights, audio system components, display terminals, scrolling signed, printers and bay doors. The OUC is seeking to execute a new contract for fire station alerting system maintenance and warranty.

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