Att. 1K_USAF Fire Alarm Panel Approval Memorandum.pdf
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This is a Department of the Air Force Civil Engineer Center memorandum documenting Fire Alarm Panel Standardization across multiple Air Force installations worldwide. The document approves up to three fire alarm panel manufacturers for 50+ Air Force bases, including domestic and international locations such as Tyndall AFB, Edwards AFB, Kadena AB, and RAF Lakenheath. Approved manufacturers include Monaco, EST, Notifier, Siemens, Honeywell (Silent Knight), Fire Lite, Simplex, and others, with most installations allowed to select multiple brands.
The memorandum requires a comprehensive inventory analysis to be repeated after five years to document standardization progress, assess any changes in decision factors, and confirm no external considerations necessitate manufacturer reconsideration. Any questions or implementation concerns should be directed to Brian Muller (DSN 523-6291, bryan.muller.1@us.af.mil) or the AFCEC Reachback Center at AFCEC.RBC@us.af.mil. The document is signed by Jeffrey R. Klein, Lieutenant Colonel, USAF, Deputy Director of Operations, on 19 May 2023.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
AIR FORCE CIVIL ENGINEER CENTER
TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE FLORIDA
19 May 23
MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD
FROM: AFCEC/CO
139 Barnes Drive, STE 1 Tyndall AFB, FL 32403-5319
SUBJECT: Fire Alarm Panel Standardization, Up to 3 Manufacturer Brands can be selected
1. This memorandum serves as AFCEC/CO’s official communication approving the selection of Fire Alarm Panels manufacturers respective to the following installations:
Installation: Unit: Manufacturers:
611 Support Sites Ascension AAF Anderson AFB
Arnold AFB Aviano AB
Barksdale AFB Buckley AFB Cannon AFB
Cape Canaveral SFS Cheongju
Columbus AFB Creech AFB Daegu AB
Davis Monthan AFB Dover AFB
Edwards AFB Eielson AFB
Ellsworth AFB Fairchild AFB Gimhae AB
Gwangju Hanscom AFB
Hill AFB Holloman AFB Hurlburt Field
Incirlik AB JB Anacostia Bolling
JB Andrews Kadena AB
Kirtland AFB Kunsan AB
611 CES
45 CES
36 CES
AEDC/TSDC
31 CES
2 CES
460 CES
27 SOCES
45 CES
607 MMS CE
14 CES
432 CEF
607 MMS CE
355 CES
436 CES
412 CES
354 CES
28 CES
92 CES
607 MMS CE
607 MMS CE
66 CED
75 CES
49 CES
1 SOCES
39 CES
11 CES
316 CES
18 CES
377 CES
8 CES
Monaco
EST
Monaco and EST Monaco
Notifier and Fireclass Monaco
EST
Monaco Siemens
Honeywell (Silent Knight) and Monaco Notifier Monaco
Honeywell (Silent Knight), Monaco Monaco Monaco Notifier
Monaco, Simplex, Siemens Monaco Monaco
Honeywell (Silent Knight) and Monaco Honeywell (Silent Knight) and Monaco
Monaco Honeywell and Siemens
Notifier, Monaco, Simplex, Fire Lite Fire Lite, Silent Knight, Notifier
Notifier and Fire Lite Notifier Monaco
Monaco and Honeywell Monaco (MAAP X)
Silent Knight and Monaco
Lajes AB Laughlin AFB
Little Rock AFB Los Angeles AFB
Luke AFB MacDill AFB
Malmstrom AFB March ARB Moody AFB
NAS JRB Fort Worth Nellis AFB Patrick SFB
Peterson AFB RAF Alconbury
RAF Fairford RAF Lakenheath RAF Mildenhall
Robbins AFB Sheppard AFB Schriever AFB
Suwon AB Thule AB
US Air Force Academy Vance AFB
Whiteman AFB Yokota AB
Youngstown ARS
65 ABG
47 CES
19 CES
61 CES
56 CES
6 CES
341 CES
452 CES
23 CES
301 CES
99 CES
45 CES
21 CEF
423 CES
420 CEF
48 CES
100 CES
78 CES
82 CES
50 CES
607 MMS CE
821 SPTS
10 CES
71 CES
509 CES
374 CES
910 MSG/CE
Simplex Monaco
Honeywell Honeywell, Johnson Controls, Monaco
Monaco, Del-Tronics, Fire Lite Notifier, Fire Lite, Siemens
Harrington Potter Honeywell, Simplex (Johnson Controls)
Monaco and Notifier Monaco and Silent Knight
Monaco and Hochiki Monaco
Engineering Systems (EST) Advanced, ADT, Kentec Johnson Controls/Zettler
Zettler
ADT
Firelite and Notifier Monaco
Honeywell Honeywell (Silent Knight) and Monaco
Notifier Notifier and Honeywell
Notifier Notifier, Simplex, Potter Nittan, Nohmi, Monaco
Monaco
2. The comprehensive inventory analysis is to be repeated after five years from the date of this memorandum. The purpose of this secondary analysis is to document the installation’s progress in standardizing fire alarm panels, consider any changes in the decision facts, and confirm no external factors exist that may drive a reconsideration of the approved single manufacturer. Should the BCE determine that a change in the approved manufacturers is required, a new Memorandum of Request (MOR) and analysis will be accomplished.
3. Please direct any questions and/or concerns regarding implementation of this guidance to my POC, Brian Muller, DSN 523-6291, bryan.muller.1@us.af.mil or to the AFCEC Reachback Center at AFCEC.RBC@us.af.mil.
JEFFREY R. KLEIN, Lt Col, USAF Deputy Director, Operations
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Date: 2023.05.19 14:46:13 -05'00'
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