B08_Attachment_1__Fire_Protection_Plans.pdf

The document is a comprehensive set of fire protection system design plans for the Moore Cabin at Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park in Skagway, Alaska. The plans, labeled as project number 25.0408, detail the fire sprinkler, fire alarm, and notification system installations across multiple building areas including the first floor, second floor, attic, and crawl space. Key system components include addressable notification devices, thermal and smoke detectors, manual pull stations, alarm horns, and a fire protection riser diagram that outlines zone-specific protection strategies. The plans specify that existing items labeled A, MS, FAP, and B will be replaced with new addressable notification devices, and the existing tape dialer will be removed, with its functionality integrated into the new fire alarm panel.

The technical drawings provide detailed floor plans, building sections, and system layouts for the Moore Cabin, showing precise locations of fire protection equipment and conduit routing. The design covers multiple zones including the Moore Cabin, crawl space, outbuilding, and surrounding areas, with specific attention to fire detection and suppression methods. The plans are part of a federal contract opportunity (Solicitation Number: 140P9725Q0052) for fire alarm and device installation at the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, managed by the Department of the Interior National Park Service Alaska Region.