Award Information

This Award Information file documents a contract opportunity issued by the Georgia Building Authority (GBA) for the installation of a Personal Panic Button System across the Capitol Hill Complex in Atlanta, Georgia. The project encompasses four primary locations: the Georgia Legislative Office Building (175,000 square feet), the Georgia State Capitol (500,000 square feet), the South Deck Parking Garage (1,100 parking spaces), and 2 Capitol Square (25,000 square feet), along with connecting outdoor spaces. The GBA seeks to identify a single firm capable of designing and installing a comprehensive crisis management platform that integrates software, hardware, and wireless technology to provide personal panic button alert capabilities for members of the Georgia General Assembly and state employees. This system is intended to accelerate critical reaction times during emergency situations at the Capitol Hill Complex.

The Award Information file indicates that the Georgia Building Authority selected a vendor to fulfill this contract requirement. Specific details regarding pricing terms, contract duration, renewal options, funding sources, budget allocation, and the identity of the awarded firm are contained within this award documentation. The procurement process was structured as a Request for Proposals (RFP) to identify the most qualified contractor capable of delivering an integrated emergency response solution meeting the state's operational and security requirements for this high-security government facility complex.