Approx device for fire alarm 2026.pdf

This is an Addendum #1 document dated July 8, 2026, issued by Chippewa Valley Schools, a Michigan school district located in Clinton Township, in support of their District-wide Fire Alarm Services RFP 2.2627. The document provides an approximate device count inventory across all district facilities that will require fire alarm services. The inventory lists quantities for multiple device types including alarm devices, fire pump batteries, CO/smoke combination detectors, duct detectors, general alarms, keypads, heat detectors, monitor devices, panels, pull stations, remote pull stations, tamper switches, smoke detectors, and water flow switches. The devices are distributed across 23 school buildings and administrative locations, with significant variation in device quantities per location. For example, DHS (likely a high school) contains the largest concentration of devices with 158 general alarms and 223 smoke detectors, while smaller facilities such as Little Turtle and Wyandot contain substantially fewer devices. The total district-wide count aggregates to 841 general alarm devices, 943 smoke detectors, and 531 fire pump batteries, among other device types.

The document serves as a reference document for bidders to understand the scope and scale of fire alarm equipment and services required throughout the district. The notation regarding Wyandot's two supervisory fire pumps—one monitoring loss of power and one monitoring phase reversal—indicates the inclusion of specialized monitoring requirements. This addendum establishes baseline expectations for service providers and provides critical specifications necessary for accurate bidding on district-wide fire alarm maintenance, monitoring, and servicing contracts.