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Federal opportunity from MSCBA - Massachusetts State College Building Authority • Massachusetts State College Building Authority. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Mar 25, 2026. Industry: NAICS 72, 13, 00.
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MSCBA Requests bids for Project #BRI-1103-25, Miles and DiNardo Halls Fire Alarm Replacement at Bridgewater State University. Scope of work is the replacement of existing fire alarm devices and panels, with existing wiring to be reused. Documents available March 10, 2026 @ www.BidDocsOnline.com (may be viewed electronically or hardcopy requested)
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The Massachusetts State College Building Authority (MSCBA) is seeking bids for the fire alarm replacement project at Bridgewater State University, specifically Project #BRI-1103-25. The project entails replacing existing fire alarm devices and panels while reusing existing wiring. Bids must be submitted electronically by March 25, 2026, ensuring compliance with the strict submission requirements.
The buyer aims to upgrade the fire alarm systems in Miles and DiNardo Halls to enhance safety and ensure compliance with current fire safety standards.
- Fire safety contractors
- Electrical contractors with fire alarm expertise
- Local businesses familiar with the university environment
- Replacement of fire alarm devices
- Replacement of fire alarm panels
- Reuse of existing wiring
- Assessment of existing systems for compatibility
- Site preparation and safety measures
- Completed bid form
- Evidence of previous fire alarm installation experience
- Technical specifications for proposed devices
- Cost proposal
- Proof of insurance
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- Bids must be submitted electronically; hard copies will not be accepted.
- Ensure all fire alarm systems comply with Massachusetts fire codes.
- Adhere to specified timelines for project execution.
- Consider a competitive pricing approach based on the reuse of existing wiring.
- Include costs for compliance with any additional fire safety regulations that may be applicable.
- Partner with local electrical engineers for better accuracy in bids.
- Consider subcontracting site preparation or safety management to local firms.
- Potential delays in bid submission due to electronic system malfunctions.
- Market competition may drive prices lower than sustainable levels.
- Need to accurately assess existing wiring conditions to avoid unexpected costs.
- What are the specific fire codes that need to be followed for this project?
- Can we have access to the existing fire alarm system's documentation?
- Are there specific timelines the University needs to comply with for project completion?
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- Details on existing fire alarm system specifications
- Information about existing wiring condition and capacity
- Potential budget constraints for the project.
- Any specific timelines for project completion beyond bid submission
- Requirements for warranty or maintenance post-installation
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