This proposal is labor and material to correct the following: •Technician to replace x3 missing…

Johnson Controls Inc. was awarded a contract by Christopher Newport University in Virginia on August 7, 2026, with a cumulative value of $3,762.34. The prime contractor will deliver comprehensive fire suppression system maintenance and inspection services at the Carney Smith reception area on the university's campus. Services include replacement of three missing drywall plates, a five-year internal pipe assessment on dry-type fire suppression systems, operational testing of internal check valves, alarm valves, and dry valves, and replacement of 112 system air and water gauges. The work is to be delivered to Molly King as the designated recipient.

Additionally, Johnson Controls Inc. will perform a five-year hydrostatic test on fire department connection piping at 150 pounds per square inch for two hours to verify system integrity, conduct an obstruction investigation on the fire backflow preventer to ensure proper operation of internal components, and execute five-year internal pipe assessments on both pre-action and deluge fire suppression systems. These assessments will verify that no foreign materials, inorganic objects, or microbiologically influenced corrosion is present within the piping systems. The work encompasses the full range of preventive maintenance and compliance testing required to maintain the operational readiness and safety certification of Christopher Newport University's fire protection infrastructure.