- The state and local contract opportunity is a construction bid solicitation issued by UNC Charlotte for the Burson Hall Renovation and Expansion project, specifically focused on Group 1 Fire Suppression work. The procurement is located in Mecklenburg County, Charlotte City, North Carolina, and represents a rebid of a previous solicitation (21-A Fire Suppression). The project involves fire suppression work and is being managed by Page Southerland Page as the design firm, with DPR serving as the...
The University of North Carolina at Charlotte (UNC Charlotte) is seeking architectural and engineering services for a campus-wide fire pump controller replacement project located in Mecklenburg County, Charlotte. The procurement opportunity involves replacing obsolete or operationally deficient fire pump controllers across multiple campus buildings, including the replacement of fire pump system jockey pump controllers. Proposers must be licensed in the State of North Carolina and are required to submit a Letter of Interest along with a current SF-330 form to La'Keya Hewlin at the UNC Charlotte Facilities Management-Project Management office. The submission deadline is December 3, 2025, and the project will be managed by Stan Grant, who can be contacted at (704) 687-5597 or sgant1@charlotte.edu. Potential vendors must demonstrate professional engineering and architectural expertise specific to fire pump control system replacements, with a focus on ensuring campus safety and operational efficiency. The solicitation does not explicitly mention specific set-aside designations or restrictions on vendor types. The project has an allocated budget of $600,000, which provides a clear indication of the potential contract value. No information is provided about incumbent vendors or existing technology integration requirements. The procurement appears to be open to qualified architectural and engineering firms capable of performing comprehensive fire pump controller replacement services. Interested firms should carefully review the detailed solicitation document and ensure they meet the licensing requirements for practicing in North Carolina. While specific evaluation criteria are not detailed in the available documentation, firms will likely be assessed based on their technical capabilities, experience with similar institutional projects, and ability to complete the work within the specified budget and timeline.
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UNCC CampusFirePumpCtrlRepl_30324-DS.pdf | 211KB | 10/31/25 |