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This Solicitation opportunity from Maryland was posted on April 2, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Monitoring & Testing Services: Burglar, Fire, Cellular & Elevator

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26-036State & Local

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Charles County is soliciting sealed bids from qualified and UL-certified alarm monitoring companies registered in Maryland to provide comprehensive 24/7 services for burglar, fire, cellular, and elevator alarm systems across multiple county government facilities. These facilities include the county government building, courthouse, senior centers, recreational and park facilities, and various public locations. The contract covers alarm monitoring, maintenance, repair, installation, and annual testing of fire alarms, utilizing existing equipment without converting it to proprietary systems. Bidders with institutional knowledge of county facilities, operations, and personnel are preferred. Monitoring must be conducted from a UL-certified central station, ensuring compliance with stringent safety and operational standards. The solicitation, identified as 26-036 and posted by the DPW Facilities - Buildings & Trades agency of Charles County, Maryland, has a bid submission deadline of May 5, 2026. The contract terms include provisions for the initial term and potential renewal options, with formal agreements outlining payment, compliance, and performance obligations. Bidders must submit a Non-Collusion Affidavit affirming the integrity of their proposal. The contact points for inquiries and submissions are John Earle, Chief of Building & Trades, and Latasha Minor, Senior Procurement Specialist. This contract ensures the county’s alarm systems remain operational and compliant with safety regulations, supporting secure and efficient government facility operations.

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Charles County seeks UL-certified alarm monitoring company for 24/7 services at multiple government facilities.

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Sample Contract - Term & Renewals Specified

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B_-_Appendix_2_-_Site_List_-260402.xlsx

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Monitoring _ Testing Services_ Burglar_ Fire_ Cellular _ Elevator.pdf

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AgencyMaryland → DPW Facilities - Buildings &Trades
Contacts2 people available
OfficeLa Plata, MD, 20646, USA
Office AddressLa Plata, MD, 20646, USA
Contacts
John EarleChief of Building & Trades
Latasha MinorSenior Procurement Specialist

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CODE Compliant FIRE ProtectionANNAPOLIS, MD
GovGuideArlington, VA
PWXPressJacksonville, FL

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The County Commissioners of Charles County are hereby requesting sealed bids from qualified contractors for 24/7 alarm monitoring, maintenance, repair, installation, and additional services. This will include burglar and fire alarms at numerous county government facilities which include county government building, county courthouse, senior centers, public facilities locations, recreation centers, park facilities and other facility locations throughout the county. Institutional working knowledge of county facilities, operations, personnel, and operating systems is preferred. Annual testing of the fire alarms is also required. Existing equipment will be used, and no actions will be taken to convert the equipment to a proprietary status. At the time of the bids being submitted you must be a registered and Underwriters Laboratory (UL) certified alarm monitoring company in the state of Maryland and monitoring must be performed in a UL certified central station.

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