Summary of Exhibit B - MBTA Asset List

This file is an equipment inventory spreadsheet detailing fire alarm system assets for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) across multiple facilities. The document catalogs fire detection and notification devices, control panels, and associated equipment at four primary locations: 202 Southampton Street Storage Building, 35 Charlestown Street, and 45 High Street MBTA facilities. The asset list includes over 600 individual devices comprising initiating devices (smoke detectors, heat detectors, manual pull stations, waterflow sensors, and tamper switches), alarm notification appliances (strobes, horns, audible and visible alarms), fire control panels, batteries, dialers, and emergency control equipment such as HVAC shutdown systems. Each device entry contains detailed specifications including barcode numbers, manufacturer information, installation dates, last tested dates, model numbers, serial numbers, device classification, physical location descriptions, and maintenance scheduling requirements. The majority of devices indicate a test frequency of one year with zero-year replacement intervals for most components, though some specialized equipment shows five-year replacement cycles.

The asset list serves as documentation for the fire alarm maintenance, service, and repair requirements outlined in RFP 103-26 for the MBTA. Device manufacturers represented include Notifier, Thermotech, System Sensor, FireLite, Honeywell, Interstate Batteries, and others. Testing dates visible in the spreadsheet range from early 2025 through early 2026, indicating the most recent compliance activities. The comprehensive nature of this inventory—tracking equipment across multiple floors and operational areas within each facility—demonstrates the extensive fire safety infrastructure requiring ongoing maintenance contracts. The systematic organization by address and device type facilitates tracking of maintenance obligations and ensures compliance with fire code testing and inspection requirements for critical MBTA facilities.