LCC 26-06 Replace Fire Alarm System

The state and local contract opportunity LCC 26-06 involves replacing the fire alarm system for Prowers County, Colorado, with a procurement process scheduled to run from October 13, 2025, to November 17, 2025. This contract seeks a qualified vendor to comprehensively replace the existing fire alarm infrastructure, which likely requires detailed technical specifications, system design, installation, and potential integration with existing emergency response protocols. The procurement appears to be a critical infrastructure upgrade for the county's public safety systems, necessitating vendors with specific expertise in fire alarm technology, electrical systems, and municipal building safety standards. Potential bidders will need to submit comprehensive proposals demonstrating technical capability, relevant experience with similar municipal projects, and compliance with state and local fire safety regulations. The November 17, 2025 due date represents the final deadline for proposal submissions, though specific details about pre-bid meetings, site visits, or potential question submission windows are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly mentioned in the contract opportunity description, typical state and local contracts often include provisions for minority-owned, women-owned, or disadvantaged business enterprises. The contract appears to be open to qualified vendors with demonstrated expertise in fire alarm system design and installation, potentially including both local and regional contractors with appropriate licensing and certifications. Given the nature of the project involving a county-level fire alarm system replacement, the potential award value could range from moderate to significant, potentially between $50,000 and $250,000, depending on the complexity of the existing infrastructure and the specific technical requirements of the new system. Vendors responding to this opportunity should be prepared to provide comprehensive documentation of their technical capabilities, previous municipal project experience, and compliance with all relevant safety and installation standards specific to fire alarm systems in public buildings.