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20 opportunities shown.

  2. West Virginia General Services Division

    State AgencyWV

    Fire Alarm Monitoring

    The West Virginia Department of Administration, General Services Division is soliciting bids for an open-ended, one-year contract for fire alarm monitoring services at Department of Administration-owned facilities.

  16. Minneapolis Public Works

    Special DistrictMN

    PW Hawthorne Fire Alarm Replacement

    The search across multiple sources consistently points to the City of Minneapolis Public Works Department as the buyer for the "PW Hawthorne Fire Alarm Replacement" RFP, which involves replacing the fire alarm system at the Hawthorne facility serving traffic and parking services.

  20. City of Myrtle Beach

    CitySC

    Fire Alarm Inspection, Testing, and Repair

    The City of Myrtle Beach seeks proposals for a term contract covering inspection, testing, and repair services for fire protection systems at various city facilities, including fire alarm and detection, fire sprinkler, and fire pump systems.

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Waterbury Public Schools
CTJul 23
Why now

- Waterbury Board of Education approved a $209,886 contract for fire suppression equipment testing and maintenance, including fire alarm systems. - The contract covers inspection, testing, and maintenance of fire alarm systems, sprinklers, extinguishers, and CO detectors. - No deficiencies, failed inspections, or replacement needs for fire alarm systems were discussed.

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Jul 23
Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge
Anthony Brooks
Assistant Superintendent
Jade L. Gopie
Assistant Superintendent of Schools

City of Kyle
TXJul 16
Why now

- City Council funded emergency audible outdoor warning system (OWS) design for $125,243 (2024) and Phase I construction for $150,000 (2025). - City Council contracted Mission Critical Partners for an OWS feasibility report to support an RFP for installation. - OWS Phase 1 is planned for eight sirens by end of 2026 with total project cost estimated at $411,103.

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Jul 16
Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge
Mateo Garcia
Accounting Manager
Jesse Elizondo
Assistant City Manager
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