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Low-Voltage and Nurse Call Systems

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The contract involves the installation of nurse call systems, data and voice cabling, and integrated communication systems designed to enhance patient safety and improve staff coordination within a hospital setting. These low-voltage systems are critical for ensuring rapid response times, seamless communication between caregivers and patients, and reliable infrastructure support for modern healthcare operations. The work is scoped for implementation at a facility in San Francisco under a subcontract arrangement, with the University of California as the overseeing organization. The project falls under NAICS code 238290, which categorizes it as other building completion services, indicating a focus on specialized finishing and systems integration rather than structural construction. The contract was posted on July 16, 2026, and performance is expected to occur within the San Francisco location, though specific details regarding award, funding, or contract value are not provided. The scope implies coordination with hospital IT and clinical teams to ensure systems meet healthcare standards for reliability, security, and compliance with operational workflows.

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Install nurse call, data, and voice systems in San Francisco hospital under UC oversight.

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University of California

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238290 - Other Building Equipment ContractorsView NAICS

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San Francisco, CA

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Installation of nurse call systems, data/voice cabling, and integrated communication systems for patient safety and staff coordination in a hospital.

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