UNSPSC 46182504: Fire alarm control panel

A type of device that is installed in the place where a person is working at all times as it marks for the fire zone with the warning of fire breaking out with the reception of signal notified by the sensor or transmitter.

UNSPSC 46182504 Fire alarm control panel is a Commodity code capturing the replacement, installation, and maintenance of fire alarm systems and integrated control infrastructure at state and local facilities. State and local governments procure this code primarily through design-build and construction-services solicitations for complete fire alarm system replacements, panel upgrades, and integrated monitoring and maintenance contracts across municipal buildings, schools, jails, airports, and utility facilities. Recent activity shows demand for NFPA 72-compliant addressable systems with centralized monitoring, emergency response capability, and integration into existing campus-wide fire alarm networks. Issuing bodies include county governments, municipal fire departments, school districts, public universities, airports, and special districts; Collin County (Texas), Greenville County (South Carolina), and New Haven Public Schools appear as repeat buyers in the past two months. Work spans design and engineering, panel replacement and programming, detector and notification device installation, system testing and commissioning, one-year minimum warranties, and ongoing monitoring and maintenance contracts structured as fixed-price, time-and-materials, or annual fee arrangements.

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas, South Carolina, Florida, Michigan, and California, with scattered activity across Georgia, Connecticut, Colorado, and other states. Recent representative opportunities include Greenville County, South Carolina's RFP27024 for fire protection systems (fire sprinkler, fire alarm, and underground fire service line) at Tigerville Fire Department with sealed proposals due October 16, 2026; Collin County, Texas's IFB 2026-298 for fire alarm and fire sprinkler inspection, testing, maintenance and repair services across 25 county facilities with bids due November 12, 2026; Ontario International Airport Authority's IFB 2026PS001 for campus-wide fire alarm system replacement across 29 facilities with design, installation, and retrofit work at 29 buildings, bids due October 26, 2026; and City of Doral's ITB 2026-21 for fire alarm monitoring, inspection, maintenance and repairs at 16 city facilities with veteran business enterprise preference, bids due September 2, 2026. Contract values range from $80,000 to $3.67 million depending on scope and facility count; bond and insurance requirements are standard across all jurisdictions.