DCP2214 DCP - McCormack Garage Fire Suppression System Replacement, Boston, MA
Federal opportunity from DCP04 - Bid Room • Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Apr 21, 2026. Industry: NAICS 72, 13, 00.
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DCP - McCormack Garage Fire Suppression System Replacement, Boston, MA. The project work consists of upgrades to the existing electric motor driven fire pumps and controllers, water service piping, dry pipe fire sprinkler systems, garage standpipes, and fire department connections located at 1 Ashburton Place, Boston, MA 02108. This Project includes the following Filed Sub-Bids: Acoustical Tile; Electrical. The Category of Work is Fire Protection Sprinkler Systems.
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The DCP2214 DCP project involves the replacement of the fire suppression system at the McCormack Garage, located in Boston, MA. This work includes upgrades to existing fire pumps, water service piping, dry pipe sprinkler systems, and related fire department connections. The deadline for bids is April 21, 2026, making it crucial for interested contractors to prepare their submissions well in advance.
The buyer is seeking qualified contractors to upgrade and replace the fire suppression systems at the McCormack Garage to ensure compliance with safety standards and improve fire protection effectiveness.
- Fire protection contractors
- Mechanical contractors with experience in sprinkler systems
- Electrical contractors for associated electrical work
- Upgrade electric motor driven fire pumps
- Replace controllers
- Install new water service piping
- Upgrade dry pipe fire sprinkler systems
- Replace garage standpipes
- Install new fire department connections
- Complete bid proposal form
- Company qualifications and past performance
- Bid price breakdown
- List of materials and equipment to be used
- Documentation of licenses and insurance
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- Must comply with local safety regulations
- Adherence to all relevant fire protection codes
- Consider costs of equipment upgrades along with labor
- Account for potential delays in material supply
- Electrical subcontractors for associated electrical upgrades
- Acoustical tile specialists for relevant filed sub-bid work
- Potential delays in obtaining necessary permits
- Changes in local fire codes that may impact project scope
- Supply chain issues affecting material availability
- What is the expected timeline for obtaining permits?
- Are there specific brands of equipment that must be used?
- What are the fire safety standards that need to be adhered to?
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- Solicitation number is not provided
- Specific attachment details for bid submission are unclear
- Details on the evaluation criteria for bids are missing
- Information on project budget is not disclosed
- Clarification on any required certifications is absent
- Information regarding the pre-bid conference is not mentioned
- Agencies or personnel for questions are unspecified
- Timeline for project completion is missing
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