2202D Kitchen hoods.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 2202
- Issued by
- Kenosha County, Kellnersville Village, Wisconsin
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This is a Request for Bid (RFB) issued by Kenosha County, Wisconsin for countywide fire inspection services related to kitchen fire suppression system hoods located at various county facilities. The bid solicitation (RFB #2202D) requests bidders to provide inspection and maintenance services for kitchen fire suppression hoods in compliance with the latest NFPA codes, specifically NFPA 17A, and manufacturer manuals. The scope of work includes semi-annual maintenance services and hydrostatic pressure testing of wet chemical extinguishing system containers at intervals not exceeding 12 years. The document does not specify the number of facilities, response dates, due dates, site visits, bidder's meetings, or award dates.
The document does not contain information regarding pricing terms, set asides, incumbent contractors, current environment, funding requirements, or contract term and renewal options. These details would typically be found in additional sections of the full RFB package not included in this excerpt.
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KENOSHA COUNTY BID 2202D
WISCONSIN PAGE 1 OF 1
COUNTY OF KENOSHA
REQUEST FOR BID (RFB) #2202
COUNTYWIDE FIRE INSPECTION –
2202D – KITCHEN HOODS
KITCHEN FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM INSPECTION
Bidders shall provide services for the kitchen fire suppression hoods located at various county facilities.
The inspections and services shall comply with all the latest NFPA codes and NFPA 17A and the manufactures manual.
• Maintenance and Testing:
o Provide semi-annual maintenance in accordance with the latest NFPA code and the manufacturer’s listed maintenance manual.
o Container Test: The following parts of the wet chemical extinguishing systems shall be subjected to a hydrostatic pressure test at intervals not exceeding 12 years.
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