Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority Cintimha #33368

CMHA Solicits Panic Alarm Monitoring, Installation, and Personal Safety Devices

This opportunity involves the Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) seeking comprehensive Panic Alarm Monitoring services for its properties in Cincinnati, Ohio. - Government Buyer: - Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) - Products and Equipment Requested: - Panic Alarm Control Panels (with cellular backup option) - Panic Alarm Buttons - Key Pads (9 units) - Cellular Backup Modules (9 units) - Surface Mount Panic Alarm Activation Buttons (12 units) - Panic Alarm Master Control Panels (9 units) - Personal Safety Panic Alarm Devices (wearable, with GPS tracking, man-down detection, and optional two-way communication) - Services Requested: - 24/7 Panic Alarm Monitoring by trained personnel at a U.L. Listed monitoring location - Includes preventive maintenance, monthly/annual testing, and repairs up to $2,500 within 2 hours - Installation of Panic Alarm Systems (including cellular backup modules and assigned panic buttons) - Management of integrated personal panic alarm system (device provisioning, alert escalation, system management, maintenance, support, and training) - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Devices must support emergency activation, GPS tracking, man-down detection, and optional two-way communication - Monitoring center must be U.L. Listed with backup power and communication - Repairs up to $2,500 must be completed within 2 hours of notification - Emphasis on economic inclusion, Section 3, and MBE/WBE participation - Adherence to Gold Performance Standards - Contract Structure: - As-needed basis, up to three years, maximum value $75,000 - May be awarded to multiple vendors - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation. - Place of Performance: - CMHA properties, including Stanley Rowe Towers, 1621 Linn Street, Cincinnati, Ohio

Description

The Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority (Cintimha) is soliciting proposals for Panic Alarm Monitoring services. The solicitation includes requirements for installation and monitoring of panic alarm systems, with detailed instructions and forms provided in attached documents. The contract is expected to be on an as-needed basis, with a term of up to three years and a maximum contract value of $75,000. Bidders must submit proposals electronically by April 27, 2026, and attend a non-mandatory walk-through at a representative property on April 15, 2026.

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