Amendment_1_GRTE_Fire_Inspections_Location_Schedule_2026_Rev_09222026_0001.xlsx

This is an Amendment 1 location schedule and fire inspection document for Grand Teton National Park (GRTE) that details the facilities requiring annual fire suppression system and fire alarm panel inspections during 2026. The schedule organizes inspections across four days at multiple locations throughout the park, with Day 1 covering Moran area facilities (Moran Entrance Station, Ranger Station, and housing quarters), Day 2 covering South District buildings including Laurance S. Rockefeller Preserve, Granite Entrance Station, White Grass Ranch, and various housing quarters, Day 3 covering Moose housing areas with multiple residential units, and Day 4 covering the Moose headquarters complex including the Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center, Headquarters Building, shops, and warehouse facilities.

The document specifies 67 buildings and structures requiring inspection, with detailed information on square footage, fire suppression system types (primarily wet systems with various pipe diameters ranging from 1" to 6", some antifreeze systems, and dry systems), and sprinkler head counts for each location. Notable facilities include the Headquarters Building with 52,590 square feet and 396 heads, the Craig Thomas DVC with 19,700 square feet and 450 GPM capacity, and various residential quarters and ranger stations. Several locations are noted as having only alarm panels without sprinkler systems (Colter Bay VC, Moose Entrance Station, Helitack Base, Jenny Lake VC, and Water Treatment Plant), and some structures such as seasonal cabins are identified as unmonitored. The schedule also indicates that Brinkerhoff should be removed from scope for option year 1 and beyond, and notes that keys are required for certain facilities.