SHC Fire Alarm Specifications 7:26 .pdf
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This is a public bid specification document for a commercial fire alarm system replacement project issued by Stanley Hose Company Fire Department in Sherman, New York. The Stanley Hose Company is seeking qualified, certified fire protection contractors to replace the existing outdated fire alarm system at its main facility located at 122 Park Street, Sherman, NY 14781. The scope of work encompasses system demolition and replacement with a modern addressable system, installation of photoelectric smoke detectors in the FACP room, visual-only strobe units in public restrooms, audio/visual horn/strobe units on the second floor, wiring remediation and device relocation in lower-level drop ceilings, code compliance auditing and additional detection/notification device installation as required, life safety additions including photoelectric smoke and carbon monoxide detectors across all floors, installation of an outdoor emergency notification station, and complete system programming, testing, certification, and personnel training. The equipment specifications include one addressable fire alarm control panel with minimum 127-point capacity, 13 intelligent photoelectric smoke sensors, 7 rate-of-rise/fixed temperature heat sensors, 3 photoelectric smoke/CO detectors, 23 addressable detector bases, 6 single-action addressable pull stations, 1 addressable micro input module, 1 outdoor emergency station, 7 wall-mount LED horn/strobes, and 2 ceiling-mount LED horn/strobes. The document was released on July 20, 2026, with contact person Matt Oehlbeck (716-224-2459).
All labor and installation work must comply with New York State Prevailing Wage requirements, with contractors required to submit certified payroll records with progress billings. The bid must include itemized equipment lists matching or exceeding baseline parameters, fixed-price installation labor adhering to NYS Prevailing Wage structures, miscellaneous hardware and permit costs, and proof of applicable New York State licensing and liability insurance coverage. The system must utilize an IP-only central station monitoring communicator with a minimum one-hour supervision interval, and the base bid must include the first full year of IP central station monitoring with subsequent annual renewals benchmarked at $354.00 per year paid annually in advance. All installation work must conform to NFPA 72, NFPA 70, ADA requirements, and New York State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code standards. Bidding entities must hold valid NYS licensing for fire alarm/security systems installation and employ NICET-certified personnel for system programming and commissioning.
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STANLEY HOSE COMPANY
Public Bid Specifications: Commercial Fire Alarm System Replacement
PROJECT NAME
Fire Alarm Replacement 2026
ISSUING AGENCY
Stanley Hose Company Fire Department
SITE LOCATION
122 Park Street
Sherman, NY 14781
CONTACT PERSON
Matt Oehlbeck
RELEASE DATE
July 20, 2026
WAGE STANDARDS
NYS Prevailing Wage Required
1. PROJECT OBJECTIVE & GENERAL OVERVIEW
The Stanley Hose Company is seeking competitive, comprehensive bids from qualified, certified fire protection contractors to replace the existing, outdated fire alarm system at its main facility located at 122 Park Street, Sherman, NY. The selected contractor will be responsible for engineering, supplying, installing, programming, testing, certifying, and providing training for a fully code-compliant, turnkey addressable fire alarm system.
2. SCOPE OF WORK
The contractor shall provide all labor, equipment, materials, and specialized services required to execute the following scope items:
System Demolition & Replacement: Safely decommission and replace the existing non-addressable/legacy fire alarm control panel and associated devices with a modern addressable system.
FACP Room Protection: Install a dedicated addressable photoelectric smoke detector within the Fire Alarm
Control Panel (FACP) room.
Restroom Notification: Furnish and install visual-only (V/O) strobe units within all public facility restrooms to meet current ADA and building code requirements.
Second Floor Coverage: Furnish and install an audio/visual (A/V) horn/strobe unit in the second-floor common area.
Lower Level Drop-Ceiling Remediation: Locate, trace, and extend wiring for all existing fire alarm devices on the lower level. Relocate and drop these devices flush into the newly installed drop ceiling.
Code Compliance & Area Auditing: Review facility square footage on the lower level and add any additional detection or notification devices necessary to fulfill current NYS Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code requirements. Ensure proper mounting height/placement for all existing and new pull stations and A/V units.
Life Safety Additions: Furnish and install combined or individual photoelectric smoke and carbon monoxide
(CO) detectors across all floors of the facility as mandated by New York State regulations.
Outdoor Emergency Notification: Install a heavy-duty, weather-proof outdoor emergency station (blue push-button, turn-to-reset, labeled "Emergency") and seamlessly interface it with the new fire alarm control system.
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Testing, Certification, and Handoff: Perform complete system programming, acceptance testing, and formal certification. Deliver operational training to designated Stanley Hose Company personnel.
3. MINIMUM EQUIPMENT & MATERIAL TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
All equipment proposed must be new, UL listed for fire protective signaling, and must meet or exceed the performance parameters of the basis-of-design equipment listed below. Quantities provided are the baseline estimates; the contractor remains responsible for code-compliant counts.
EQUIPMENT CATEGORY / BASIS OF DESIGN QTY
MINIMUM PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS &
ENGINEERING SPECS
Addressable Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP) 1 Intelligent, addressable FACP with releasing capability. Minimum support for 127 addressable points, 5 Amp power supply, 2 Notification
Appliance Circuits (NAC) rated at 3 Amp each, and
2 configurable Input/Output (I/O) circuits (1 Amp each). Included backup batteries (Minimum 7AH, 12V dual configuration).
Intelligent Photoelectric Smoke Sensors 13 Low-profile addressable photoelectric smoke sensors compatible with the provided FACP loop.
Rate-of-Rise / Fixed Temp Heat Sensors 7 Combination rate-of-rise and fixed temperature thermal sensors for environments unsuitable for standard smoke detection.
Photoelectric Smoke / CO Detectors 3 Dual-criteria addressable smoke and carbon monoxide detectors to comply with residential/ occupancy multi-floor state mandates.
Addressable Detector Bases 23 Standard 6" intelligent device bases matching the selected sensor lines.
Single-Action Addressable Pull Stations 6 Addressable manual single-action pull stations including corresponding surface-mount red backboxes.
Addressable Micro Input Modules 1 Compact monitoring module to supervise external dry-contact switches or specialized safety systems.
Outdoor Emergency Station 1 Heavy-duty, blue indoor/outdoor surface-mount push-button station. Turn-to-reset operation, weather-proof cover, labeled explicitly for
"EMERGENCY" use.
Wall-Mount LED Horn/Strobes 7 High-efficiency L-Series or equivalent LED wall-mount red horn/strobes, multi-candela configurable, labeled "FIRE", with corresponding matching red surface backboxes.
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EQUIPMENT CATEGORY / BASIS OF DESIGN QTY
MINIMUM PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS &
ENGINEERING SPECS
Ceiling-Mount LED Horn/Strobes 2 High-efficiency L-Series or equivalent LED ceiling-mount red horn/strobes, multi-candela configurable, labeled "FIRE".
4. REGULATORY COMPLIANCE & LABOR STANDARDS
Mandatory New York State Labor Compliance
All labor rates associated with the installation, relocation, programming, and commissioning of this project must strictly comply with the New York State Prevailing Wage Law. Contractors must submit certified payroll records along with progress billings.
Codes and Standards: All installation work must conform strictly to NFPA 72 (National Fire Alarm and
Signaling Code), NFPA 70 (National Electrical Code), the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and the New
York State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code.
Contractor Qualifications: Bidding entities must hold valid NYS licensing for Fire Alarm/Security Systems installation and employ NICET certified personnel for system programming and commissioning.
5. CENTRAL STATION MONITORING SPECIFICATIONS
Communication Pathway: The system must utilize an IP-only (Internet Protocol) central station monitoring communicator, UL-listed for commercial fire applications.
Supervision Interval: The monitoring path must feature a minimum of 1-Hour Supervision interval reporting to an approved central supervising station.
Contractual Terms: The base bid must include the first full year of IP central station monitoring. Vendors should outline subsequent annual renewals, maintaining a benchmark standard equivalent to $354.00/year paid annually in advance.
6. BID SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Vendors responding to this RFP must submit a formalized quote detailing:
Itemized equipment list matching or exceeding the baseline parameters above.
Fixed-price installation labor adhering to NYS Prevailing Wage structures.
Any miscellaneous hardware, permits, shipping/handling, or provisioning costs.
Proof of applicable New York State licensing and liability insurance coverage.
Questions & Clarifications
Questions regarding these specifications or the bidding process can be directed to Matt Oehlbeck at
716-224-2459.
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| Stanley Hose Company |
| 1. Project Objective & General Overview |
| 2. Scope of Work |
| 3. Minimum Equipment & Material Technical Specifications |
| 4. Regulatory Compliance & Labor Standards |
| 5. Central Station Monitoring Specifications |
| 6. Bid Submission Requirements |
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