NIGP 91023: Firestop Systems (Includes Installation and Fireproofing)

NIGP 91023 Firestop Systems (Includes Installation and Fireproofing), Item code, encompasses fire protection system installation, maintenance, inspection, and repair work that state and local governments solicit across detention facilities, municipal buildings, airports, schools, and housing authorities. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers contracting for fire alarm system upgrades, sprinkler system inspections and testing, fire suppression equipment maintenance, lightning protection system installation, and integrated building automation system retrofits—work often bundled with hazardous materials remediation, prevailing wage compliance, and code-driven system commissioning. The issuing bodies span county departments of general services and sheriffs' offices, municipal fire and facilities divisions, school districts, housing authorities, airport operators, and special-purpose districts, with Sacramento County and Hillsborough County Public Schools appearing as repeat procurers. The geographic spread of recent activity includes California, Florida, Georgia, Colorado, and Wisconsin, with notable concentrations in California (Sacramento County HVAC controllers and fire suppression maintenance), Georgia (multiple municipalities and counties soliciting fire system services), and Florida (county facilities and jail upgrades).

Recent representative opportunities include Sacramento County Department of General Services' sealed-bid procurement (Contract 4724, due October 22, 2026) for replacement of obsolete HVAC controllers at the B.T. Collins Youth Detention Facility with integrated Siemens Building Automation System installation and system commissioning under prevailing wage requirements, with an engineer's estimate of $2,017,787; Hillsborough County Public Schools' RFP (26349-RFP-MST, due October 5, 2026) for fire protection system services—inspection, maintenance, and repair of pre-engineered CO2 systems and sprinkler systems across 235 schools with a structural separation-of-duties requirement mandating separate vendors for inspection and repair; Hall County, Georgia's IFB (IFB #025-47, due September 17, 2026) for turnkey lightning protection system design and installation at three fire stations under NFPA 780 and UL 96A compliance; and Marion County, Florida's ITB (26B-092, due June 11, 2026) for fire sprinkler and fire pump inspections and testing across 49 county facilities over a two-year base term with two optional two-year renewals. Sacramento County also solicited broader fire suppression systems maintenance (RFB 2026-RFB-0019, bid deadline April 9, 2026) across over 105 facilities with 24/7 emergency repair response and dual-vendor capability across multiple manufacturers.