Design Build Fire Alarm Replacement

The State of Michigan is soliciting proposals through a Design Build Fire Alarm Replacement Request for Proposals (RFP) with a deadline of April 7, 2026. This procurement seeks qualified contractors capable of providing integrated design-build services for the complete replacement of an existing fire alarm system with a modern, code-compliant system. The scope of work encompasses system design, equipment procurement, installation, testing, and commissioning of the new fire alarm system to meet all applicable codes and standards. Successful bidders must demonstrate technical qualifications, financial capability, and relevant experience in fire alarm system design and installation. The RFP evaluation criteria include proposed timelines, warranty offerings, maintenance plans, and compliance with prevailing wage requirements and other statutory obligations applicable to Michigan public projects. The procurement documents outline specific response deadlines, site visit schedules, and bidders' conference details to guide prospective bidders through the process. Interested contractors must submit comprehensive proposals that include both design and construction costs as part of the competitive pricing structure.

The RFP may include provisions for set-asides or preferences for qualified small businesses or local contractors as permitted under Michigan procurement regulations. While the specific budget amount and appropriation sources are identified in the procurement documents, the exact award value or budget range is not disclosed in the available summary materials. Current incumbent vendors or existing infrastructure requirements that may necessitate integration with new systems are not specified in the provided documentation. Contractors responding to this opportunity should review the complete RFP package to identify any specific set-aside designations, small business preferences, or technological integration requirements applicable to this project. Funding for this initiative is derived from relevant state or local government budget allocations, with details regarding financial capacity and award value available in the full procurement documentation.