STUDY FIRE ALARM AT USCG AIRSTA SAVANNAH GA

Under solicitation number HSCG82-17-Q-PMV033, the Department of Homeland Security, through the USCG CEU Miami office, awarded a contract for professional engineering services to conduct a comprehensive study of the fire alarm systems at USCG Air Station Savannah in Savannah, Georgia. The contractor is responsible for providing all necessary labor, tools, equipment, materials, and supervision to execute the project in strict accordance with Project 6653320 specifications and associated technical drawings. The primary scope of work involves the creation of As-Built drawings, the identification of existing code violations and system deficiencies, and the development of estimated construction costs required for necessary corrections. The project deliverables include a 95 percent submittal and a final report provided in both electronic and hard copy formats. Technical requirements encompass the review of fire alarm one-line diagrams, wiring and terminal details, and panel locations, specifically involving the new generator building and Building 832. The work includes assessing the installation of joint action detectors and additional smoke detectors. The contract was issued under NAICS code 541330, with a required delivery timeline of 90 days following the award.