ID04140086_Q A_9.18.2014.pdf

Q# Sol. Ref. Question Answer 1 General Can you detail the specific differences between the previous O&M contract award and this new

Solicitation.

Have any new services been added to the original scope from previous award.

Example..Recycling and Waste Removal

Questions concerning previous efforts will not be answered. The solicitation clearly identifies the requirements for this effort.

2 General Can the Fire and Life Safety inspection reports from each of the four building’s fire alarm, sprinklers and fire extinguishers be published to obtain an accurate inspection inventory?

IF not Can the Government provide the quantities for the following items broken out by “each” building.

1. Pull Stations 12. Fire Dampers

2. Smoke Detectors 13. Smoke Dampers

3. Heat Detector 14. Pre-Action System

4. Duct Detectors 15. Special Hazards Suppression

5. Door Holders 16. Kitchen Hood Systems

6. Elevator Recall 17. Wet Sprinkler Risers

7. Backflow Preventers 18. Dry Sprinkler Risers

8. Horn/Strobes 19. Fire Department Connections

9. Fire Doors 20. Alarm Control Valves

10. Fire Extinguishers 21. Tamper Switches

11. Fire Pumps 22. Waterflow Switches

See Attached

3 C.42 Will the Fire Extinguishers be required to have a 6 year maintenance test performed? See PWS section C.42. - The Contractor shall be responsible for meeting the inspection and testing frequencies, test methods, and documentation requirement for each fire protection and life safety system referenced in the applicable NFPA code or standard.

4 C.42 When was the last time the Fire Extinguishers had their 6 year maintenance test performed? This information not available. All offeror's had an opportunity to view all equipment during the Site Visit.

5 C.42 Will the Fire Extinguishers be required to have a 12 year hydrostatic test performed? See PWS section C.42. - The Contractor shall be responsible for meeting the inspection and testing frequencies, test methods, and documentation requirement for each fire protection and life safety system referenced in the applicable NFPA code or standard.

6 C.42 When was the last time the Fire Extinguishers had a hydrostatic test? See question 4

7 C.42 When was the last time the fire & smoke dampers tested? See question 4

8 C.42 Will the Fire Sprinkler System be required to have a 5 year internal obstruction test performed? See PWS section C.42. - The Contractor shall be responsible for meeting the inspection and testing frequencies, test methods, and documentation requirement for each fire protection and life safety system referenced in the applicable NFPA code or standard.

9 C.42 When was the last time there was a 5 year internal obstruction test performed on the Fire

Sprinkler System?

See question 4

10 C.42 Please update fire extinguisher inventories for Augusta, Dublin, Statesboro, and Brunswick GA locations. Also dates for last Five year service would be helpful at each location.

Detailed at Attached J16

11 C.42 On site visits I did not see sprinkler systems in any of the courthouse except in mechanical rooms for Statesboro. Please list sprinkler system locations if any for each of the 4 buildings.

Augusta Basement, Attic, Mechanical

Spaces: Brunswick Postal Areas and

Mechanical Spaces: Dublin, None:

Statesboro, Basement

12 C.42.2 Is Fire Alarm Panel Monitoring services in scope. See PWS section C.1.1- The Contractor shall…be responsible for...(j). Fire protection and life safety systems and equipment including detection, notification, and communication systems as well as monitoring service, sprinkler systems, standpipes, backflow preventers, water storage tanks, fire extinguishers, etc.

13 General Who is the incumbent? Fedserv is the incumbent contractor.

Award information is publicly available via

FBO.gov or FPDS.gov.

14 General What's current monthly value for each site? Award information is publicly available via

FBO.gov or FPDS.gov.

15 General Is schedule b pricing in draft RFP the format we submit pricing? A pricing template is provided in Section L.

16 General Which buildings have EMS? Augusta, Dublin, and Statesboro

17 C.28.1 Which buildings have Advance Metering Program (AMP)? Augusta and Brunswick

18 B.5 Janitorial is not listed for Augusta? Are these services performed by another contract? Does the janitorial staff report to the contractor for this effort?

There is no janitorial services needed for the Augusta location, this is being performed under a separate contract. The janitorial staff reports to their own contract.

19 General Will the sign in sheets from the site visits be published? No.

20 C.21.9 Does the second floor of the Statesboro building have tenants? There are two Probation Employees on the second floor.

21 C.44.12 Trash removal from building, is this task going to be billed to the client (GSA) or does the contractor need to set an account with the trash company?

Solid waste / trash management is clearly addressed in section C.44.12, "The contractor shall establish and maintain…."

22 C.5.1 Will all communications be with the contractor or will the contractor be able to piggy back to the IT systems for internet?

See section C.5.1

23 Does the current system have any hand held devices for use? This information is not relevant.

24 Will the contractor have access to the current personnel in place, (first right of refusal)? 52.222-17 applies

25 The draft talks a lot about “going green”. With the amount of work needed to become “green”, will the contractor be given time to make the necessary changes that must occur?

The Contractor is expected to comply with the requirements of the PWS at the start of the contracted effort.

26 Are there any Collective Bargaining agreements in place? The Contractor shall provide a FFP for the base year and all option years. The prices will be evaluated in accordance with FAR

52.212-2 as stated in M.2. Any adjustments based on increased or decreased costs after award based on SCA wage determinations or CBA agreements will be done in strict accordance with FAR 52.222-44 as in

Section I.

27 As these building are registered as “historic” and can impact labor usage, will we get insight with the CO as to changes for repairs or cleaning under said historic building rules?

See para C.39.7

28 Asbestos can be a very hazardous product if not handled properly. Will the contractor need to strip and wax the vacant areas on a set schedule if the areas stay vacant?

See para C.41.15, C.44.4.3

29 Will GSA be providing the filters for systems or will this be on reimbursement or should this put In with fixed pricing?

These are considered a supply and are the responsibility of the contractor

30 Do we have the use of the workshop? Yes

31 C.23.3 Does 1 hour response, for emergency, translate to actual arrival time begin driving time with 3 hours arrival?

One hour from notification to on-site responding to incident

32 Workshop area allow storage for filters, belts or other supplies? Yes

33 C.44.4.10 High Cleaning

Surface between 70 inches and 288 inches shall be cleaned and free of dirt and cobwebs.

Is this cleaning done daily weekly monthly?

This effort is performance-based, Review section F.4 for Perforamnce Standards, AQL, and Method of Surveillance

34 What is the frequency for dusting? This effort is performance-based, Review section F.4 for Perforamnce Standards, AQL, and Method of Surveillance

35 C.44.4.3 The contractor shall provide receptacle. Will they provide the number of receptacles that would be needed?

Recycling receptables are provided by GSA.

All other recpetables shall be provided by the contractor. The current numbe of receptables are unknown. All offeror's had an opportunity to view all the buildins during the Site Visit.

36 C.44.4.12 Trash Wastebasket and Ash Receptacle

All trash shall be collected and removed to designated area. What is the frequency for trash removal?

This effort is performance-based, Review section F.4 for Perforamnce Standards, AQL, and Method of Surveillance

37 What is the frequency on floor care maintenance? This effort is performance-based, Review

AQL, and Method of Surveillance

38 Stripping and waxing - Monthly, Quarterly, semiannual, annual? This effort is performance-based, Review section F.4 for Perforamnce Standards, AQL, and Method of Surveillance

39 Carpet Cleaning - Monthly, Quarterly, semiannual, annual? This effort is performance-based, Review section F.4 for Perforamnce Standards, AQL, and Method of Surveillance

40 Vacuuming - Weekly or monthly? This effort is performance-based, Review

AQL, and Method of Surveillance

41 L.3(a) The site visit scheduled for September 3 – 5 has passed and this solicitation was posted

September 10th, will GSA provide new dates?

Site visit notice was posted on August

14,2014 under Presolicitation notice

ID04140086 and held September 3-5.

42 Is this a new requirement or is there an incumbent contractor already in place? If there is an incumbent, please provide the company name and the annual contract dollar amount?

Fedserv is the incumbent contractor.

Award information is publicly available via

FBO.gov or FPDS.gov.

43 During the site visit it was mentioned that there were some changes between the RFP and the draft RFP document. We are reviewing it and can't seem to find them, was it in fact changed?

Updates were made to several sections of the PWS, use the most recent version posted.

44 For the Augusta bldg., the equipmemt list did not have the following quantities for Fire and

Life Safety devices: Remote Annunciators, Duct Smoke detectors, Fire Pumps, FM-200 systems, Wet Sprinkler Systems, Dry Sprinkler Systems and Kitchen Hoods Systems.

See question 2

45 For the Dublin bldg., the equipmemt list did not have the following quantities for Fire and Life

Safety devices: Remote Annunciators, Duct Smoke detectors, Heat Detectors, Fire/Smoke

Dampers, Fire Pumps, FM-200 systems, Wet Sprinkler Systems, Dry Sprinkler Systems and

Kitchen Hoods Systems.

See question 2

46 For the Statesboro bldg., the equipmemt list did not have the following quantities for Fire and

Life Safety devices: Remote Annunciators, Duct Smoke detectors, Heat Detectors, Fire/Smoke

Dampers, Fire Pumps, FM-200 systems, Wet Sprinkler Systems, Dry Sprinkler Systems and

Kitchen Hoods Systems.

See question 2

47 For the Brunswick bldg., the equipmemt list did not have the following quantities for Fire and

Life Safety devices: Remote Annunciators, Smoke Detectors, Duct Smoke detectors, Heat

Detectors, Fire/Smoke Dampers, Fire Pumps, FM-200 systems, Wet Sprinkler Systems, Dry

Sprinkler Systems and Kitchen Hoods Systems.

See question 2

48 N/A What are the changes and/or differences (if any) between the draft PWS, revision 6 and the

PWS, revision 7?

Updates were made to several sections of the PWS, use the most recent version posted.

49 N/A Are there current surveys and inventories of hazardous materials such as asbestos and lead paint within the building?

There is an Asbestos Management Plan based on past testing. Lead paint is assumed until testing shows different.

50 N/A Who is the current contractor and what is the current contract price? Fedserv is the incumbent contractor.

Award information is publicly available via

FBO.gov or FPDS.gov.

51 N/A Can we have the number of times per year that the current contractor hit the threshold? This information is not avialble for release.

52 C.4 Will the existing deficiency list of the current contract be provided to the incoming O&M contractor to add their own findings or will a new list be created at the start of the new contract?

The incoming contractor will submit their own initial deficiency list as stated in C.4.2.

53 C.5.1.d When does the government provided CMMS become “applicable”? When is the “cutover” expected?

The Government provided CMMS implementation is not known at this time.

It's not expected to occur during the transition period. The offeror's should be prepared to purchase and implement a

CMMS web based system that meets the solicitation requirements.

54 C.8.1 Minimum Staffing. Is minimum staffing just is a suggestion as the solicitation is a

Performance Based contract?

C.8.1 clearnly identifies this is a Minimum

Requirement, not a suggestion.

55 C.8.1 Why the requirement for HVAC (Research Facility)? Are there labs and lab equipment to maintain? The job description of a HVAC (Research Facility) states “will maintain and repair specialized laboratory equipment such as fume hoods, de-ionized water systems bio-clean systems, vacuum systems, cascade refrigeration systems, and laboratory sinks. This mechanic may perform complex repair of systems component such as compressors, condensers, heat pumps regulators, fluid and refrigerant gas lines valves, meters, gages, thermostats, pumps, mechanical linkage, and electrical sensing, switching and controlling devices including pneumatic controls, variable speed drives, digital controlled devices, electronic, hydraulic heating and cooling and economizer systems.” This position would be overqualified for the type of work indicated by the Scope of Work and the equipment inventory doesn’t support the need for this level of HVAC Technician. It also comes at a higher wage rate which would unnecessarily cost the Government more money.

This is the requirement determened necessary by the Government. HVAC mechanics are expected to meet the skill sets of the HVAC (Research Facility).

56 C.8.1 Regarding the statement “The skill sets for the staff shall be as stipulated in the Department of

Labor Service Contract Act Directory of Occupations (Fifth Edition)” the job title of Custodian does not exist in the referenced directory. Please clarify if the job title should be Janitor or some other position.

Janitor

57 C.8.4 Service Request and Administrative Support. Is it the Government’s intent to have the contractor provide a central point of contact at each building or one central point of contact to serve all buildings?

This is a performance-based acquisition.

The Contractor should propose according to the staffing that the contractor requires to comply with the PWS requirements. The only exception to this is the minimum staffing requirement in C.8.1

58 C.8.4 Service Request and Administrative Support. Does GSA anticipate the need for an

Administrative Clerk to provide this function?

This is a performance-based acquisition.

The Contractor should propose according to the staffing that the contractor requires to comply with the PWS requirements. The only exception to this is the minimum staffing requirement in C.8.1

59 C.8.6 Mechanical Quality Control Program, states “The system of checklists, inspection methodology, and frequencies shall be documented by the Contractor and submitted to the CO or designee after each site visit.” Please clarify why all this information needs to be submitted after each site visit.

This is the requirement determened necessary by the Government. Para C.8.6 states:The contractor shall provide semi-annual on-site inspections by qualified

Corporate/Regional personnel not performing services at any of the facilities covered by this contract. The system of checklists, inspection methodology, and frequencies shall be documented by the

Contractor and submitted to the CO or designee after each site visit. The

Contractor shall maintain a Local file of all quality control inspections conducted by the

Contractor, including the corrective actions taken and submit copies of quality control inspections monthly in the Monthly

Progress Report.

60 C.9 Will GSA provide a current copy of the BOP to the incoming O&M electronically for updating?

The BOP will be provided to the awarded contractor. The current format of the BOPs is a .pdf version.

61 C.10 Is the Equipment Inventory complete and up to date? Please read the Note at the top of the equipment inventory. All offeror's had an opportunity to view all equipment during the Site Visit.

62 C.10 When was the last Equipment Inventory update completed? Please read the Note at the top of the equipment inventory. All offeror's had an opportunity to view all equipment during the Site Visit.

63 C.10.e Requires a lot of information on the equipment in the building. Is this information already in a

CMMS to be transferred to the incoming O&M or will the new O&M be required to input this information. If the information is incomplete to the specs required here, how long will the new

O&M have to update the system?

The contractor will be responsible for updating all the pertinent data that has not been documented in the current equipment inventory. The contractor shall conduct these updates in the base year of the contract while conducting PM's on the equipment

64 C.15 Reference Library. Do any of these buildings have an up to date reference library? Building specific are located at each building, however, the Contractor is responsibility for obtaining the refences documents at C.3.

65 C.17 Building Management Support Services. How many hours is the contractor expected to provide under this service?

The hours are dependent on each building location and type of service needed. The contractor will be infomred as far in advance as possible of the actual date a time the services are needed.

66 C.17 The paragraph states that the “Support services will be subject to the Over & Above provisions of this contract.” Does this mean the contractor will be paid for all Building Management

Support Services provided even if they occur during normal working hours?

Services provided during normal working hours are subject to Over & Above para

B.3, C.2.50 as approval by the CO.

67 C.18 Inspection Assistance for Space Build Outs. Will GSA consider the contractor to provide this function as Over & Above services? It is impossible to know how much time will be involved in providing these services or how often they will be required.

Inspection assistance is part of the base services and will be included in the FFP

O&M CLINs. Inspection assistance will not be considered an additional service.

68 C.18 Will the contractor be allowed to perform this service prior to GSA’s final payment to the installing contractor?

This is not related to this requirement as the installing contractor will not report under this requirement.

69 C.18 Will the contractor be required to correct any the deficiencies found during the inspection under the basic services of this contract?

C.18 requires the contractor to perform an inspection of new build outs/space at the

CO's request. The contractor is required to point out any areas or issues that would have a negative impact on the building, the tenants, or the O&M contractor's ability to maintain the equipment in the space or the space itself.

70 C.18 Are there any liabilities to the contractor due to services required of this paragraph? The responsibility to repair or maintain new areas will not be with the O&M contractor until the space is added in accordance with paragraph G.7.

71 C.20 Labeling Of Electrical Circuits, are all electrical panel’s labeling complete and maintained up to date as described by the paragraph?

Yes, however, per the paragraph at C.20

"the contractor shall be required to label un-labeled circuits found during the course of performing trouble shooting or other maintenance actions."

72 C.20 Second Paragraph is unclear as to O&M contractors’ responsibility for updating changes to electrical circuits made by others contractors. Is it the contractor’s responsibility to over-see

GSA’s contractors too? Will this be subject to the Over & Above services?

The contractor's responsibility is only to verify that any changes to circuits made by other contractors have been properly labeled when requested to do so by the

Government. You will not over-see any other GSA contractors. This is not subject to Over & Above.

73 C.21.8 Normal Tenant Working Hours, paragraph states, “Contractor shall also be responsible for any necessary operation and prevention of damage to equipment during on and off duty hours to due to inclement weather, high wind events, or freezing temperatures.” Please clarify the intent of this statement.

The paragraph is clear. “Contractor shall also be responsible for any necessary operation and prevention of damage to equipment during on and off duty hours to due to inclement weather, high wind events, or freezing temperatures.”

74 C.23.3 Emergency Call Back (after hours), states “The contractor will not be paid for emergency call backs in those cases where the nature of the emergency call back is due to failure of equipment or system(s) that the contractor is responsible for under the basic services of the contract. In these cases the contractor shall be responsible for all cost incurred up to the repair threshold. If the nature of the call back is due to conditions beyond the contractors control then the work shall be governed repair provision, paragraph C.40.5.” Please confirm that under both instances cited above, the contractor will be responsible for the repair threshold of the first $2,500.00 of the repair.

That is confirmed, also, C.40.1 that states

"If damage is caused by Contactor negligence, the Contractor shall be liable for the full cost of repair, any other provisions notwithstanding."

75 C.23.3 Also, will the contractor be reimbursed for its labor if the “nature of the call back is due to conditions beyond the contractors control”?

See para C.40.5 " The contractor shall not charge labor for his/her employees unless the work must be performed after hours and the work could not be reasonably performed during regular working hours."

76 C.28.1 When was the last time the AMS were calibrated? The Electric sensors are current transformers which are physically attached to the biuss in the main switchgear and require no calibration. The PM requirements are to verify daily that the sensors are providing information to the server (This takes approx 5 Minutes per day), verify tightness of sensors annualy, and clean as necessary on an annual basis.

(This is anticipated to take approximately

30 minutes per device).

77 C.28.1 Please provide manufacturer and PM information for the advanced meters. See question 76

78 C.28.1 How often does the manufacturer recommend recalibration and re-commissioning for the AMS devices?

See question 76

79 C.36.5 Are coupon racks installed, and are the appropriate number required for each system in service at this time?

NO, see building information sheets in section J.

80 C.40.10 Warranties, Are there any warranties currently in force for any of the equipment covered by this solicitation?

Nothing of significance.

81 C.41.10 Electrical Safety, Has there been an Arc Flash analysis performed onsite and do all labels reflect this? If not, will the incoming O&M be required to have this analysis performed to come into compliance with C.41.10 and NFPA 70, 70E?

An Arc Flash Survey being performed is not the issue for performing work on the contract. NFPA provides specific guidance on what boundaries and actions to take in the absence of a Arc Flash Survey. The incoming contractor will not be required to perform an independent Arc Flash Survey.

82 C.41.12 Are there any permanently installed powered platforms at this location? If yes please provide

PM schedule and copies of the last time they were certified.

Refer to J16 for equipment inventory.

83 C.41.14 Are all the confined spaces identified and labeled at this facility? There are confined spaces. It's the responsibility of the contractor to determine a confined space, Label them if not previously labeled, and train their workforce on Confined Space Entry procedures in accordance with OSHA.

84 C.41.15 Asbestos Management, Are there any current employees certified to work with ACM? The Government will not answer questions regarding staff/personnel of the incumbent.

It is the contractor's responsibility to provide personnel that meet the qualifications as stated in the proposal.

85 C.41.16.1 MSDS, is there a current up to date binder containing all MSDS for the site that will be handed over to the incoming O&M?

The contractor will be responsible for the hazardous material that they bring on-site or that is transferred from the incumbent.

Any material that is transferred from the incumbent contractor shall be the responsibility of the new contractor to maintain MSDS on that material.

86 C.42.8 Can GSA provide a list of the quantity and location of the smoke dampers installed at these sites?

See question 2

87 C.42.14 Are there any UPS systems that will be O&M contractor responsibility? If yes, how old are the batteries and will replacing them be a contractor expense?

All UPS systems are owned and maintained by the agency. The O&M contractor has no responsibility.

88 C.42.16 Are there any Tritium signs in the buildings? If so which buildings and how many? There are no known Tritum signs, however, the contractor shall compy with paragraph

C.42.16 and "shall maintain an inventory of the tritium signs in their building(s) to include documentation of any new signs acquired and any existing signs transferred or disposed of."

89 H.15.3.15 Does the current staff meet these qualification requirements? The Government will not answer questions regarding staff/personnel of the incumbent contractor. It is the proposing contractor's responsibility to provide personnel that meet the qualifications as stated in the proposal.

90 H.16 Government Furnished Materials. Will the government provide parking space at the facilities for the O&M contractor? How many spaces will be provided?

None. Parking for contract employees is not provided.

91 B.5 Section B has no line for Parts and Materials price markup or accepted overhead and profit rates in the price schedule. Will there be a line item added to accommodate these items?

No there will not be a line item for parts and materials price markup or accepted overhead and profit rates. Please read the solicitation carefully as this effort is not being solicited the same way the currently performed or previously solicited efforts were at these locations.

92 B.5 Section B has no line for Parts and Materials price markup or accepted overhead and profit rates in the price schedule. Will there be a line item added to accommodate these items?

Duplicate question, see above

93 Attachment L-4 The pricing sheets for base and Option years only address labor cost, not all the other costs in the CLINs. The rollup will not match Section B. Should we use our spreadsheets and have them roll up into the summary?

Please review Para L.11.3 which states in part "The Offeror is authorized to modify the pricing template".

94 L.10 Proposal

Format

States that "Tables, charts, graphs and figures may be used...However, they shall be legible and readable when printed on 8-1/2x11 inch paper. Do the tables, charts and graphs have to follow the same font size as the rest of the proposal?

Different font size may be used on tables, charts, graphs, or figures however the requirement remains that they must be legible when printed on 8-1/2x11 inch paper.

95 L.10 Proposal

Format

VOLUME 3: Price Proposal (in accordance with ATTACHMENT 3– Pricing Format). Do you mean to say Atachment L-4 Pricing Template?

Yes, Volume 3 should be in accordance with

Attachment L-4.

96 Can we get a breakdown of the floor types and Square Footage of floor type per building. We need this to determine pricing for cleaning Specific breakdown of floor types by square feet is not available. See Building information sheets for total squre footage.

All offeror's had an opportunity to view flooring type at each location during the

Site Visit.

97 Can we get a copy of the sign in sheet for the site visit, or a list of attendees?

No, this information is not being released.

98 What is the projected award budget for this contract? That informaiton is not available for release.

99 L.10 What is the procedures that the Contractor to use in submitting proposal electronically ?Are

Copies of proposal on CD-RS required to be submitted?

Contractors shall submit their quotes via

AASBS/ITSS as directed in L.9.

100 L.16

Attachment L-3

IRT Attachment L.3, Minimum Performance Standards, it reads: Review each minimum performance standard listed below. If the contractor can validate meeting the minimum

Standard, mark the box for ‘Yes’ AND Fill in the Contractor’s proposal page number. The

Offeror shall include the validation and explanation information in VOLUME 2 that details where you explain how you plan to meet this standard. If the contractor marks ‘Yes’ but does not provide the proposal paragraph number that validates and explains how they meet this standard at the minimum standard required, the proposal will be technically unacceptable. Are

Provide the paragraph number in Volume 2 where the information can be located.

101 L.16.

Attachment L4

The solicitation is silent on whether the hourly rates (non IDIQ or RWA) are to be burdened or unburdened. Please Clarify.

Hourly rates submitted to support Over &

Above T&M should be burdened. The resulting contract will be a definitive contract and will not be an ID/IQ type contract.

102 L.9 Is there a size limitation for documents that must be uploaded to the AAS Business Systems

Portal?

No.

Q&A Attachment

Equipment inventory and any other maintenance records provided for review of offerors are provided in good faith for informational purposes only, but may contain some errors.

The contract price will NOT be adjusted on the basis of errors in any government information reviewed by the contractor when preparing the offer.

All items are to the best of our knowledge and based upon records available at the time.

INC = Included in the above item. ? = Number unknown may or may not be present or questionable.

ITEM AUG DUB BORO BRUN

1. Pull Stations 14 10 10 15

2. Smoke Detectors 54 16 5 7

3. Heat Detector 20 0 1 0

4. Duct Detectors 22 4 3 18

5. Door Holders ? ? ? ?`

6. Elevator Recall 1 2 1 1

7. Backflow Preventers 5 2 2 3

8. Horn/Strobes 80 30 11 202

9. Fire Doors 8 ? ? 7

10. Fire Extinguishers 22 15 14 17

11. Fire Pumps 0 0 0 0

12. Fire Dampers 22 ? ? 1

13. Smoke Dampers INC. ? ? INC

14. Pre-Action System 0 0 0 0

15. Special Hazards Suppression 0 0 0 0

16. Kitchen Hood Systems 0 0 0 0

17. Wet Sprinkler Risers 1 0 1 1

18. Dry Sprinkler Risers 0 0 0 0

19. Fire Department Connections 2 0 1 1

20. Alarm Control Valves 7 0 2 2

21. Tamper Switches 8 0 1 2

22. Water Flow Switches 2 0 2 3

Sheet1