Kitchen Fire Suppression Inspection

Active Open Market Small Purchase Illinois Awarded

Contract number
27-426DOC-HILLC-P-103504
Awardee
Marmic Fire & Safety Co Inc
Contracting organization
Hill Correctional Center
Contract amount
$1,400

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About this award

Hill Correctional Center, located in Illinois, awarded a contract to Marmic Fire & Safety Co Inc (V00008894) under the Open Market Small Purchase procurement method. The contract, numbered 27-426DOC-HILLC-P-103504, is valued at $1,400.00 and is scheduled for performance from October 13, 2026, through June 30, 2027.

The contract specifies bi-annual dietary hood fire suppression system inspections at the facility's kitchen operations. The scope of work encompasses inspection and testing of fire suppression systems on two kitchen hoods, specifically the grill and fryer hood and the tilt skillet hood. Certified professionals will perform comprehensive evaluations of system components including fusible links, chemical tanks, nozzles, and pull stations. The unit price for each inspection is $700.00, with two inspections scheduled during the contract period.

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Item Total
Bi-Annual Dietary Hood Fire Suppression Inspection. Inspect kitchen hood fire suppression system on two (2) kitchen hoods [Grill & Fryer, Tilt skillet hoods]. Certified professionals must test and inspect the system including fusible links, chemical tanks, nozzles and pull stations. 2 Each × $700.00 $1,400.00

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Who was awarded contract 27-426DOC-HILLC-P-103504?

Contract 27-426DOC-HILLC-P-103504 was awarded to Marmic Fire & Safety Co Inc by Hill Correctional Center in Illinois on October 13, 2026.

How much is contract 27-426DOC-HILLC-P-103504 worth?

Its contract amount is $1,400.

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