UNCP ReplcmtFireAlarmPanels-Lowry-Locklear-Moore-Oxendine-UC-Pinchback_18231P-DS.pdf
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- 287-18231P-DS
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- Robeson County, Raleigh City, North Carolina
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This is a project specification document for the University of North Carolina at Pembroke (UNCP) detailing the replacement of fire alarm panels across six campus buildings: Lowry, Locklear, Moore, Oxendine, UC, and Pinchback. The project involves the installation of new fire alarm control panels to replace existing outdated equipment in these residential and academic facilities. The scope includes removal of existing panels, installation of new compatible panels, testing, and commissioning to ensure full operational compliance with current fire safety codes. The project is designed to upgrade the fire detection and alarm systems across multiple buildings to enhance campus safety and meet regulatory requirements. Specific response dates, bid due dates, site visit schedules, and bidders' meetings are detailed within the specification to guide contractor participation and submission protocols.
The project will be awarded to a qualified contractor capable of executing fire alarm system installations in accordance with the technical specifications and building codes applicable to North Carolina educational institutions. Pricing terms, payment schedules, and contract duration should be negotiated between UNCP and the selected contractor. The project is funded through UNCP's capital improvement budget allocated for facility upgrades and safety system enhancements. Contractors should be properly licensed and insured for fire alarm system work in North Carolina and should demonstrate experience with similar institutional-scale fire alarm panel replacement projects.
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