Fire Alarm Panel (Notifier) Repairs

Added: Jan 31, 2018 7:23 pm The Army Contracting Command - New Jersey has a requirement for Fire Alarm Panel Repairs of a Notifier system at the Middletown United State Army Reserve Center(USARC), 37 Smith Street, Middletown, CT 06457. The contractor shall furnish all plant, labor, equipment, materials, transportation, supervision and technical expertise to perform all the work necessary to complete repairs, negotiated time frames and specifications as described in this Scope Of Work (SOW). The contractor shall be authorized Notifier distributors capable to make on-site repairs to the Notifier Fire Alarm Panel (Model NFS2-640; Control Board CPU-2-3030). The system is to be restored to a 100% normal and fully functional status. This requirement will include, but not limited to the removal of the existing water damaged outdoor beacon near the front entrance and installation of one new outdoor rated strobe with back box and red lens in same location. The smoke detector within the elevator shaft shall be removed and replaced with new smoke detector, utilizing existing smoke detector base. The existing defective duct smoke detector shall be removed and replaced with new duct smoke detector in the same location. Replacement shall also consist of a replacement duct detector sampling tube. The existing mass notification system in the training building and the maintenance building shall be updated to comply with current UFC standards. New labels shall be on each of the 11 locations throughout the complex. The 99th RSC shall provide messages and scripts to be used for this update. One training session of up to 8 hours shall be required to be presented for building representatives on the use of the updated system. Additionally all batteries shall be replaced within all control panels and remote control cabinets within both the training center and maintenance shop. All batteries shall be of the same amp-hour of the existing batteries installed. A list of current quantities and sizes of batteries are as follows:
8 - 12V55AH
2 - 12V18AH
2 - 12V100AH
2 - 12V26AH
All batteries shall be recycled or disposed of in accordance with all local, state, and federal regulations. The existing CPU within the fire alarm control panel in the maintenance shop shall be replaced. Upon replacement, the 99th RSC shall be supplied with a complete printout of system devices. Upon completion of the programming and testing, the 99th RSC shall be supplied with a CD of the installed database as well as all passwords for the database software. The period of performance shall be 60 days from the date of plan and submission of approval to complete ALL TASKS associated with the Scope of Work.