26SE01254 TRD03 5740 Dry Valve

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services, Department of Developmental Services, Southeast Region is procuring a dry sprinkler system component replacement project at their Taunton, Massachusetts facility through bid number BD-26-1023-DMR50-S5700-126162 and Commonwealth Contract Number TRD03SUPPRESSION0000. The primary deliverable is the provision and installation of a replacement 4-inch Tyco DPV-1 dry valve, including all necessary couplings and pipe components for the existing dry sprinkler system. The scope of work encompasses draining and refilling the sprinkler system, conducting comprehensive performance testing, and reconnecting the alarm system to ensure full functionality post-installation. Qualified vendors must possess the expertise and certifications necessary to perform this specialized fire suppression equipment work. The project posted on March 5, 2026, with a response deadline of March 12, 2026. Inquiries regarding this opportunity should be directed to Michael D. Clifford at michael.d.clifford@mass.gov or the REG5BusinessOffice@Mass.gov, with the Southeast Region administrative office available at 508-866-5000, TTY services at 508-866-7602, and fax at 617-727-7822.

The Scope of Work document does not contain specific information regarding set-aside designations, disadvantaged enterprise restrictions, incumbent vendors, or award values and budget ranges for this procurement. Similarly, no details are provided regarding contract term length, renewal options, or specific funding sources allocated for this project. The regional office location is identified as 151 Campanelli Drive, Suite B, Middleboro, Massachusetts 02346, which may serve as the project site or point of contact for facility access. Interested vendors should obtain complete procurement details through the Commonwealth's procurement systems and contact the Southeast Region business office directly, as the Scope of Work document focuses primarily on technical specifications rather than administrative contracting requirements.