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SCOPE OF WORK

FOR THE

ANNUAL INSPECTION and TESTING OF

FIRE / BURGLAR DETECTION AND NOTIFICATION SYSTEMS

GOLDEN GATE NATIONAL RECREATION AREA

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 Description of Work

In accordance with this scope of work and the requirements specified herein, and with National Park

Service (NPS) Reference Manual 58 (Structural Fire Management), National Fire Protection Association

(NFPA) standards and codes referenced in Section 1.5 of this scope and all other applicable NFPA codes, and Federal, State and local codes and regulations, Contractor shall provide all labor, supervision, equipment, tools, travel, parts and materials necessary to properly inspect and test as regularly scheduled and as needed, the fire/ burglar alarm systems and components of the Golden Gate National

Recreation Area, hereinafter known as “Park”, as specified herein, and any additions thereto. Periodicity of inspection and testing shall be in accordance with applicable sections of this scope and applicable

NFPA codes and standards.

1.2 Definitions

Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ): The organization, office, or individual responsible for approving equipment, materials, an installation, or a procedure.

CO: Contracting Officer

COR: Contracting Officer’s Representative

Emergency Impairment: A condition where a fire alarm system or portion thereof is out of order due to an unexpected occurrence, such as an electrical surge, an extended power outage, or an interruption of the detection system.

Impairment: A shutdown of a system or portion thereof.

Inspection and Testing Service: A service program provided by a qualified contractor or qualified owner’s representative in which all components unique to the property’s systems are inspected and tested at the required time. This program includes logging and retention of relevant records.

Inspection: A visual examination of a system of portion thereof to verify that it appears to be in operating condition and is free of physical damage.

INSPECTION – Line Item #10

The contractor will provide annual inspection services on the following sections and sub-sections below:

Control Equipment: Fire Alarm Systems Monitored for Alarms, Supervisory, Trouble Signals (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.3.1)

• Inspect fuses

• Inspect interfaced equipment

• Inspect lamps and LEDs

• Inspect primary (main) power supply

• Inspect trouble signals

Control Equipment: Fire Alarm Systems Unmonitored for Alarms, Supervisory, Trouble Signals (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.3.1)

• Inspect fuses

• Inspect interfaced equipment

• Inspect lamps and LEDs

• Inspect primary (main) power supply

• Inspect trouble signals

Batteries (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.3.1)

• Inspect lead-acid batteries

• Inspect nickel-cadmium batteries

• Inspect primary (dry cell) batteries

• Inspect sealed lead-acid batteries

Transient Suppressors (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.3.1)

• Inspect Fiber-Optic Cable Connections (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.3.1)

• Inspect Emergency Voice / Alarm Communications Equipment (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.3.1)

Inspect Remote Annunciators (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.3.1)

Inspect Initiating Devices (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.3.1)

• Inspect air sampling devices

• Inspect duct detectors

• Inspect electromechanical releasing devices

• Inspect fire-extinguishing system(s) or suppression system(s) switches

• Inspect fire alarm boxes

• Inspect heat detectors

• Inspect radiant energy fire detectors

• Inspect smoke detectors (excluding one- and two-family dwellings)

• Inspect supervisory signal devices

• Inspect water-flow devices

• Inspect projected beam smoke detectors

• Inspect video image smoke and fire detectors

Guard's Tour Equipment (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.3.1)

Inspect Combination Systems (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.3.1)

• Inspect fire extinguisher monitoring device/systems

• Inspect carbon monoxide detectors/systems

Interface Equipment (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.3.1)

Inspect Alarm Notification Appliances -- Supervised (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.3.1)

Inspect Exit Marking Audible Notification Appliances (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.3.1)

Inspect Supervising Station Fire Alarm Systems -- Transmitters (NFPA 72; Sec.

14.4.3.2)

• Inspect the following transmitters:

o Inspect Digital Alarm Communicator Transmitter (DACT) o Inspect Digital Alarm Radio Transmitter (DART) o Inspect McCulloh transmitters o Inspect Radio Alarm Transmitter (RAT) o Inspect all other types of communicators

Supervising Station Fire Alarm Systems -- Receivers (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.4.3.2)

• Inspect signal receipt (Verify receipt of signal)

• Inspect the following receivers:

o Inspect Digital Alarm Communication Receiver (DACR) o Inspect Digital Alarm Radio Receiver (DARR) o Inspect McCulloh systems o Inspect two-way RF multiplex o Inspect Radio Alarm Supervising Station Receiver (RASSR) and Radio Alarm Repeated

Station Receiver (RARSR) o Inspect RARSs o Inspect Private microwaves o Inspect Performance-based Technologies

Public Fire Alarm Reporting System Transmission Equipment (NFPA 72; Sec.

14.3.1)

• Inspect publicly accessible fire alarm box

• Inspect auxiliary box

• Inspect manual operation of master box

• Inspect auxiliary operation of master box

TESTING - Line Item #20

The contractor will provide annual testing services on the following sections and sub-sections below:

Control Equipment -- Building Systems Connected to a Supervising Station (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.4.3.2) Functions:

At a minimum, control equipment shall be tested to verify correct receipt of alarm, supervisory, and trouble signals (inputs), operation of evacuation signals and auxiliary functions (outputs), circuit supervision including detection of open circuits and ground faults, and power supply supervision for detection of loss of ac power and disconnection of secondary batteries.

Fuses: The rating and supervision shall be verified.

Interfaced Equipment: Integrity of single or multiple circuits providing interface between two or more control panels shall be verified. Interfaced equipment connections shall be tested by operating or simulating operation of the equipment being supervised. Signals required to be transmitted shall be verified at the control panel.

Lamps and LEDs: Lamps and LEDs shall be illuminated.

Primary (Main) Power Supply: All secondary (standby) power shall be disconnected and tested under maximum load, including all alarm appliances requiring simultaneous operation. All secondary (standby) power shall be reconnected at end of test. For redundant power supplies, each shall be tested separately.

Transponders: Test transponders

Engine-Driven Generator - Central Station Facilities and Fire Alarm Systems

(NFPA 72; 14.4.3.2)

If an engine-driven generator dedicated to the fire alarm system is used as a required power source, operation of the generator shall be verified in accordance with NFPA 110, Standard for Emergency and

Standby Power Systems, by the building owner.

Battery Tests (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.4.3.2)

Replace batteries in accordance with the alarm equipment manufacturer's recommendations or when the recharged battery voltage or current falls below the manufacturer's recommendations.

Lead-Acid Type, Charger Test: With the batteries fully charged and connected to the charger, the voltage across the batteries shall be measured with a voltmeter. The voltage shall be 2.30 volts per cell

±0.02 volts at 77° F or as specified by the equipment manufacturer.

Discharge Test: With the battery charger disconnected, the batteries shall be load tested following the manufacturer's recommendations. The voltage level shall no fall below the levels specified. (30 minutes)

Exception: An artificial load equal to the full fire alarm load connected to the battery shall be permitted to be used in conducting this test.

Load Voltage Test: With the battery charger disconnected, load test the batteries following the manufacturer's recommendations. Verify the voltage level does not fall below the levels specified.

Load testing can be by means of an artificial load equal to the full fire alarm load connected to the battery. Verify the battery does not fall below 2.05 volts per cell under load

• The specific gravity of the liquid in the pilot cell or all of the cells shall be measured as required.

The specific gravity shall be within the range specified by the manufacturer. Although the specified specific gravity varies from manufacturer to manufacturer, a range of 1.205-1.220 is typical for regular lead-acid batteries, while 1.240-1.260 is typical for high-performance batteries. A hydrometer that shows only a pass or fail condition of the battery and does not indicate the specific gravity shall not be used, because such a reading does not give a true indication of the battery condition.

Nickel-Cadmium Type, "Charger Test: With the batteries fully charged and connected to the charger, place an ampere meter in series with the battery under charge. Verify the charging current is in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations for the type of battery used. In the absence of specific information, use 1⁄30 to 1⁄25 of the battery rating."

Discharge Test: With the battery charger disconnected, load test the batteries following the manufacturer’s recommendations. Verify the voltage level does not fall below the levels specified. Load testing can be by means of an artificial load equal to the full fire alarm load connected to the battery.

Load Voltage Test: With the battery charger disconnected, load test the batteries following the manufacturer’s recommendations. Verify the voltage level does not fall below the levels specified. Load testing can be by means of an artificial load equal to the full fire alarm load connected to the battery.

Verify the float voltage for the entire battery is 1.42 volts per cell, nominal, under load. If possible, measure cells individually.

Sealed Lead-Acid Type: Charger Test: With the batteries fully charged and connected to the charger, the voltage across the batteries shall be measured with a voltmeter. The voltage shall be 2.30 volts per cell

±0.02 volts at 77° F or as specified by the equipment manufacturer.

Discharge Test: With the battery charger disconnected, the batteries shall be load tested following the manufacturer's recommendations. The voltage level shall no fall below the levels specified. (30 minutes)

Exception: An artificial load equal to the full fire alarm load connected to the battery shall be permitted to be used in conducting this test.

Load Voltage Test: Verify the battery performs under load, in accordance with the battery manufacturer’s specifications.

Wired Systems: Manual tests of the power supply for public reporting circuits shall be made and recorded at least once during each 24-hour period. Such tests shall include the following:

• Current strength of each circuit. Changes in current of any circuit exceeding 10 percent shall be investigated immediately.

• Voltage across terminals of each circuit inside of terminals of protective devices. Changes in voltage of any circuit exceeding 10 percent shall be investigated immediately.

• Voltage between ground and circuits. If this test shows a reading in excess of 50 percent of that shown in the test specified previously, the trouble shall be immediately located and cleared.

Readings in excess of 25 percent shall be given early attention. These readings shall be taken with a calibrated voltmeter of not more than 100-ohms resistance per volt. Systems in which each circuit is supplied by an independent current source require tests between ground and each side of the circuit. Common current source systems require voltage tests between ground and each terminal of each battery and other current source.

• Ground current reading shall be permitted in lieu of the previous test. If this method of testing is used, all grounds showing a current reading in excess of 5 percent of the supplied line current shall be given immediate attention.

• Voltage across terminals of common battery, on switchboard side of fuses.

• Voltage between common battery terminals and ground. Abnormal ground readings shall be investigated immediately.

Fiber-Optic Cable Power (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.4.3.2)

For periodic testing, test each initiating device circuit, notification appliance circuit, and signaling line circuit for correct indication at the control unit. Confirm all circuits perform as indicated in Sections 23.5, 23.6, and 23.7.

Control Unit Trouble Signals (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.4.3.2)

Audible and Visual: Operation of panel trouble signals shall be verified as well as ring-back feature for systems using a trouble-silencing switch that requires resetting.

Disconnect Switches: If control unit has disconnect or isolating switches, performance of intended function of each switch shall be verified and receipt of trouble signal when supervised function is disconnected shall also be verified.

Ground-Fault Monitoring Circuit: If the system has a ground detection feature, the occurrence of ground-fault indication shall be verified whenever and installation conductor is grounded.

Transmission of signals to off-premises location: An initiating device shall be actuated and receipt of alarm signal at the off-premises location shall be verified.

• A trouble condition shall be created and receipt of a trouble signal at the off-premises location shall be verified.

• A supervisory device shall be actuated and receipt of a supervisory signal at the off-premises location shall be verified. If transmission carrier is capable of operation under a single- or multiple-fault condition, an initiating device shall be activated during such fault condition and receipt of a trouble signal at the off-premises location shall be verified, in addition to the alarm signal.

Emergency Voice/Alarm Communications Equipment (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.4.3.2)

Amplifier/Tone Generators: Correct switching and operation of backup equipment shall be verified.

Call-in Signal Silence: Function shall be operated and receipt of correct visual and audible signals at control panel shall be verified.

Off-hook Indicator (Ring Down): Phone set shall be installed or phone shall be removed from hook and receipt of signal at control panel shall be verified.

Phone Jacks: Phone jacks shall be visually inspected and communications path through jack shall be initiated.

Phone Set: Each phone set shall be activated and correct operation shall be verified.

System Performance: System shall be operated with a minimum of any five handsets simultaneously.

Voice quality and clarity shall be verified.

Remote Annunciators (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.4.3.2)

The correct operation and identification of annunciators shall be verified. If provided, the correct operation of annunciator under a fault condition shall be verified.

Initiating Devices (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.4.3.2 (#17))

Electromechanical Releasing Device:

Non-restorable-Type Link: Correct operation shall be verified by removal of the fusible link and operation of the associated device. Any moving parts shall be lubricated as necessary.

Restorable-Type Link: Correct operation shall be verified by removal of the fusible link and operation of the associated device. Any moving parts shall be lubricated as necessary.

Fire Extinguishing System(s) or Suppression System(s) Alarm Switch:

• The switch shall be mechanically or electrically operated and receipt of signal by the fire alarm control unit shall be verified.

Fire-Gas and Other Detectors:

• Fire-gas detectors and other fire detectors shall be tested as prescribed by the manufacturer and as necessary for the application.

Heat Detectors:

• For restorable fixed-temperature, spot-type heat detectors, two or more detectors shall be tested on each initiating circuit. Different detectors shall be tested each year, with records kept by the building owner specifying which detectors have been tested. Within 5 years, each detector shall have been tested.

• Fixed-Temperature, Rate-of-Rise, Rate-of Compensation, Restorable Line, Spot Type (excluding Pneumatic Tube Type): Perform heat test with a listed and labeled heat source or in accordance with the manufacturer’s published instructions. Assure that the test method for the installed equipment does not damage the non-restorable fixed-temperature element of a combination rate-of-rise/fixed-temperature element detector.

• Fixed-Temperature, Non-restorable Line Type: Heat test shall not be performed. Functionality shall be tested mechanically and electrically. Loop resistance shall be measured and recorded.

Changes from acceptance test shall be investigated.

• Fixed-Temperature, Non-restorable Spot Type: After 15 years from initial installation, all devices shall be replaced or two detectors per 100 shall be laboratory tested. The two detectors shall be replaced with new devices. If a failure occurs on any of the detectors removed, additional detectors shall be removed and tested to determine either a general problem involving faulty detectors or a localized problem involving one or two defective detectors. If detectors are tested instead of replaced, tests shall be repeated at intervals of 5 years.

Non-restorable (General): Heat tests shall not be performed. Functionality shall be tested mechanically and electrically.

Restorable Line Type, Pneumatic Tube Only: Perform heat tests (where test chambers are in circuit), with a listed and labeled heat source or in accordance with the manufacturer’s published instructions of the detector or conduct a test with pressure pump.

Single and Multiple-Station Heat Alarms: Functional tests shall be conducted according to manufacturer's published instructions. Non-restorable heat detectors shall not be tested with heat.

Fire Alarm Boxes:

• Manual fire alarm boxes shall be operated per the manufacturer's published instructions. Key operated pre-signal and general alarm manual fire alarm boxes shall both be tested.

Radiant Energy Fire Detectors:

• Flame detectors and spark/ember detectors shall be tested in accordance with the manufacturer's published instructions to determine that each detector is operative.

• Flame detector and spark/ember detector sensitivity shall be determined using any of the following:

o Calibrated test method o Manufacturer's calibrated sensitivity test instrument o Listed control unit arranged for the purpose o Other approved calibrated sensitivity test method that is directly proportional to the input signal from a fire, consistent with the detector listing or approval

• If designed to be field adjustable, detectors found to be outside of the approved range of sensitivity shall be replaced or adjusted to bring them into the approved range.

• Flame detector and spark/ember detector sensitivity shall not be determined using a light source that administers an unmeasured quantity of radiation at an undefined distance from the detector.

Smoke Detectors:

In other than one- and two-family dwellings, system detectors and single-station smoke alarms:

• The detectors shall be tested in place to ensure smoke entry into the sensing chamber and an alarm response. Testing with smoke or listed aerosol approved by the manufacturer shall be permitted as acceptable test methods. Other methods listed in the manufacturer's published instructions that ensure smoke entry into the sensing chamber shall be permitted.

• Any of the following tests shall be performed to ensure that each smoke detector is within its listed and marked sensitivity range:

o Calibrated test method o Manufacturer's calibrated sensitivity test instrument o Listed control equipment arranged for the purpose o Smoke detector/control unit arrangement whereby the detector causes a signal at the control unit when its sensitivity is outside its listed sensitivity range o Other calibrated sensitivity test method approved by the authority having jurisdiction

Single and multiple-station smoke alarms used in one and two-family dwellings:

• Functional tests shall be conducted according to the manufacturer's published instructions.

Air Sampling: Per test methods recommended in the manufacturer's published instructions, detector alarm response shall be verified through the end sampling port on each pipe run; airflow through all other ports shall be verified as well.

Duct Type: Air duct detectors shall be tested or inspected to ensure that the device will sample the airstream. The test shall be made in accordance with the manufacturer's published instructions.

Projected Beam Type: The detector shall be tested by introducing smoke, other aerosol, or an optical filter into the beam path.

Smoke Detector with Built-in Thermal Element: Both portions of the detector shall be operated independently as described for the respective devices.

Smoke Detector with Control Output Functions: It shall be verified that the control capability shall remain operable even if all the initiating devices connected to the same initiating device circuit or signaling line circuit are in an alarm state.

Supervisory Signal Devices:

Control Valve Switch: Valve shall be operated, and signal receipt shall be verified to be within the first two revolutions of the hand wheel or within one-fifth of the travel distance, or per the manufacturer's published instructions.

High or Low Air Pressure Switch: Switch shall be operated. Receipt of signal obtained where the required pressure is increased or decreased a maximum 10 psi from the required pressure level shall be verified.

Room Temperature Switch: Switch shall be operated. Receipt of signal to indicate the decrease in room temperature to 40° F and its restoration to above 40° F shall be verified.

Water Level Switch: Switch shall be operated. Receipt of signal indicating the water level raised or lowered 3 in. from the required level within a pressure tank, or 12 in. from the required level of a non-pressure tank, shall be verified, as shall its restoral to required level.

Water Temperature Switch: Switch shall be operated. Receipt of signal to indicate the decrease in water temperature to 40° F and its restoration to above 40° F shall be verified.

Mechanical, Electro-sonic, or Pressure-Type Water-flow Devices:

• Water shall be flowed through an inspector's test connection indicating the flow of water equal to that from a single sprinkler of the smallest orifice size installed in the system for wet-pipe systems, or an alarm test bypass connection for dry-pipe, pre-action, or deluge systems in accordance with NFPA 25.

Guard's Tour Equipment (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.4.3.2)

The device shall be tested in accordance with the manufacturer's published instructions.

Interface Equipment (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.4.3.2)

Interface equipment connections shall be tested by operating or simulating the equipment being supervised. Signals required to be transmitted shall be verified at the control panel.

Special Hazard Equipment (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.4.3.2)

Abort Switch (Dean-Man Type): Abort switch shall be operated. Correct sequence and operation shall be verified.

Abort Switch (Recycle Type): Abort switch shall be operated. Development of correct matrix with each sensor operated shall be verified.

Abort Switch (Special Type): Abort switch shall be operated. Correct sequence and operation in accordance with authority having jurisdiction shall be verified. Sequencing on as-built drawings or in owner's manual shall be observed.

Cross Zone Detection Circuit: One sensor or detector on each zone shall be operated. Occurrence of correct sequence with operation of first zone and then with operation of second zone shall be verified.

Matrix-Type Circuit: All sensors in systems shall be operated. Development of correct matrix with each sensor operated shall be verified.

Release Solenoid Circuit: Solenoid shall be used with equal current requirements. Operation of solenoid shall be verified.

Squibb Release Circuit: AGI flashbulb or other test light approved by the manufacturer shall be used.

Operation of flashbulb or light shall be verified.

Verified, Sequential, or Counting Zone Circuit: Required sensors at a minimum of four locations in circuit shall be operated. Correct sequence with both the first and the second detector in alarm shall be verified.

All above devices or circuits or combinations thereof: Supervision of circuits by creating an open circuit shall be verified.

Alarm Notification Appliances (NFPA 72; Sec. 14.4.3.2 (#21))

Audible:

Preplanned Impairment: Any condition that a fire detection system or a portion thereof, is out of service due to scheduled work planned in advance.

Qualified: Having knowledge of the installation, construction, or operation of fire detection system, their components and appurtenances, and the hazards involved.

PART 2 - CONTRACT HOURS AND RESPONSE TIMES

2.1 General

All inspection and testing services shall be scheduled to be performed during regular working hours, as described herein. All services shall be performed in a timely and professional manner in order to provide the best possible protection of the building occupants and property of the Park.

2.2 Regular Working Hours

Regular working hours are from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding federally observed holidays.

2.3 Weekends and Federally Observed Holidays

All weekend and holiday work must be approved by the Contracting Officer prior to being initiated.

2.4 Use of Ferry for maintaining systems on Alcatraz

Any use of the Alcatraz Ferry will need to be approved by the Fire Marshal or an assigned employee prior to the contractor using the Ferry services.

2.5 Parking for Alcatraz

All work on Alcatraz Island must be coordinated through the COR prior to initiation.

Part 3 - Reports

3.1 Written Reports

Contractor shall prepare written reports of all inspection and testing results using National Park Service forms inspection and testing forms. These completed reports shall be presented to the Park after work is completed. Contractor shall be responsible for obtaining the appropriate forms from the Park.

Part 4 – Inspection and Testing

4.1 Fire Detection and Notification Systems Inspection and Testing

Fire Detection and Notification System inspection and testing shall be performed in accordance with this scope of work and NFPA 72 and 101.

Building Panel Configuration Fire Suppression

FORT MASON

FM 101 Bosch D8112E Conventional Yes

FM 201 Bosch FDP-7024 Addressable Yes

FM 204 Bosch D7212 Conventional No

FM 35 Bosch D8112E Addressable No

FORT BAKER

FB 507 Bosch FDP-1000 Analog Yes

FB 513 Bosch D7212 Addressable No

FORT CRONKHITE

FC 1034 Notifier SFP-400B Non-Addressable Yes

FC 1042 Bosch FDP-7024 Addressable Yes

FC 1045 Firelight MS-9200UDLS Addressable No

FC 1046 Bosch D7412 Addressable No

FC 1049 Bosch D7212 Addressable No

FC 1056 Bosch D7412 Addressable No

FC 1057 Bosch Addressable Yes

FC 1058 Bosch Addressable Yes

FC 1059 Bosch 8112 Addressable No

FC 1061 Bosch D7212 Addressable Yes

FC 1062 Bosch D7212 Addressable Yes

FC 1063 Bosch D7212 Addressable No

FC 1065 Bosch D7212 Addressable Yes

FC 1066 Bosch D7212 Conventional No

FC 1068 Bosch D7212 Conv/Add No

FC 1069 Bosch D7212 Conv/Add No

FC 1070 Bosch Addressable No

FC 1077 Bosch D7212 Addressable Yes

FORT BARRY

FA 948 (VC) Bosch D7212 Addressable No

NIKE 966 Bosch Conventional No

NIKE 967 Bosch D7000/9000 Series Conventional No

NIKE 963 Bosch D7000/9000 Series Conventional No

Rodeo Valley 901 / 902 New Bosch Conventional Yes

Building 937 Bosch Conventional Yes

Building 941 Bosch Conventional Yes

FORT FUNSTON

FF 101 (Ropes) Bosch D7412 Addressable No

FF 104 Bosch D7412 Addressable No

ALCATRAZ

AL 64 (Admin) Bosch FDP-7024 Addressable Yes

Al 68 (Cell House) Bosch D9124 Addressable No

AL 79 (QMW) Bosch Addressable Yes

AL 84 (New Industries) Bosch FDP-7024 Addressable No

AL 89 (Electrical Shop) Bosch Addressable Yes

CHINA BEACH

CB 1 Bosch D7212 Addressable No

FORT MILEY

Fort Miley 304 Bosch D7212 Addressable No

Fort Miley (Wood Shop) Bosch D7212G Conventional No

FORT POINT

FP 988 Bosch D7412 Conventional No

FP 989 Bosch D7000/9000 Series Addressable No

FP 999 (Main Fort) Bosch 9124 Addressable No

FP 1902 (Gorby Garage) Bosch Conventional No

CRISSY FIELD

CF 1199 Bosch Addressable Yes

MUIR WOODS

Muir Woods Barn Bosch D7212 Conventional No

Muir Woods Interp. Bosch D7212 UNKNOWN Yes

Muir Woods Maintenance Firelight MS-5024UD Conventional No

Muir Woods VC Bosch D7212 Conventional Yes

STINSON BEACH

SB TMU Bosch D7212 Conventional No

SB Maintenance Bosch D7212 Conventional No

Part 5 - DELIVERABLES

5.1 Period of Performance

Base Year: 10/01/2024 – 09/30/2025

Option Year 1: 10/01/2025 – 09/30/2026

Option Year 2: 10/01/2026 – 09/30/2027

Option Year 3: 10/01/2027 – 09/30/2028

Option Year 4: 10/01/2028 – 09/30/2029

5.2 Protection of Persons and Property

The Contractor shall take all necessary precautions for the protection of persons and property, including the Park’s employees, park partners, concessionaires, park visitors, and the general public. Any damages to Park property resulting from the Contractor’s performance of the contract shall be repaired to the

Park’s satisfaction at the Contractor’s expense. All repairs must be approved by the Park prior to being initiated.

5.3 Inspection Schedule

After contract award, the Contractor shall coordinate a fire protection system inspection and testing schedule with the Park.

5.4 Ownership of Information

All professional and technical information developed under this contract, and all work sheets, reports, and related data shall become the property of the Park, and the contractor agrees to deliver reproducible signed copies of such documents to the Park on completion of the services hereunder, or at the Park’s request.

5.5 Special Provisions

A. Weapons, guns, and knives unrelated to the work activities shall not be allowed on the work site or in vehicles parked on Park property. The Contractor shall be responsible for notifying all workers of this requirement.

B. Alcoholic beverages shall not be allowed on the work site or in vehicles parked on Park property. The

Contractor shall be responsible for notifying all workers of this requirement.

C. All Contractor’s workers shall comply with the Park’s regulations regarding tobacco use. The

Contractor shall be responsible for notifying all workers of this requirement.

D. Park personnel will not accept materials or equipment deliveries for the Contractor.