Question _ Answer _ Fire Suppression Bid _202.pdf
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- PE-65615-NONST-2025-000000037
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- Douglas County, Georgia
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This document is a Question & Answer related to a Fire Suppression Bid #2024-6-18 issued by a state or local agency. The bid requires a vendor to provide twice-yearly inspections, change fire fusible links, and certify the equipment is in good working order for 24 school sites. The equipment includes one fire suppression system per school, and the previous inspection reports will be made available to the awarded vendor upon request. The last bid award was $155 per suppression system per school, which included the inspection, tagging of the system, and changing out of the suppression nozzles.
The pricing terms for this bid are not explicitly stated, but the previous award was $155 per suppression system per school. There is no mention of any set-asides, incumbents, or funding requirements and sources. The key details provided focus on the scope of work, number of sites, and pricing of the previous contract award.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Public Award Notification _ Fire Suppression .pdf | ||
| Fire Suppression Bid 2025_docx _ Google Docs.pdf |
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Questions & Answers for Fire Suppression Bid # 2024-6-18:
Q: How many total systems are in each location?
A: There is one system per school. There are 24 sites needing inspections.
Q: When were each of the tanks last hydrostatically tested?
A: The ansel testing (mechanism that releases the chemical spray) varies by the date since the testing is good for 10 years. It just depends on when the equipment was last hydrotested. Twice a year the equipment is inspected. We are looking for a company to provide twice a year inspections, change the fire fusible links and certify the equipment is in good working order for each school.
Q: Will previous inspection reports be made available before the Bid Due Date?
A: The schools were last inspected in January of 2024. We will provide a copy of the latest inspection report to the awarded vendor upon request.
Q: What was the last amount of the last bid that was awarded?
A: $155 Per suppression system per school. That includes the inspection, tagging of the system and the changing out of the suppression nozzles.
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