University of Missouri Ionwave #26-0115 Addendum 2

University of Missouri Fire Alarm Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance Services for 167 Buildings

The University of Missouri is seeking a qualified contractor to provide comprehensive fire alarm inspection, testing, and maintenance services for approximately 167 campus buildings in Columbia, MO. - Government Buyer: - University of Missouri (UM Procurement) - Higher education institution in Columbia, MO - OEMs and Vendors: - Fire alarm systems from multiple manufacturers (OEMs not specified; typical OEMs include Siemens, Honeywell, Simplex, Notifier, Edwards, and Bosch) - Products/Services Requested: - Annual inspection and function-testing of fire alarm system components (control panels, manual pull stations, smoke/heat/duct detectors, supervisory devices, waterflow switches, notification appliances, circuits) - Routine cleaning of all detectors, with full cleaning in specified housing facilities - Device replacement and retesting labor as needed - Detailed, NFPA 72 (2019), Chapter 14-compliant inspection and testing reports for each building - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Contractor staff must hold NICET Level II certification - Use of UL-listed, recently calibrated test equipment - Submission of staff qualifications with proposals - Strict scheduling to minimize disruption to building occupants - Coordination with campus staff for access and notifications - Device and panel lists provided; additional buildings/devices may be added before award - Period of Performance: - Three-year initial contract with two optional one-year renewals - Annual inspection and maintenance cycle required

Description

The University of Missouri is soliciting proposals for the furnishing and delivery of fire alarm inspection, testing, and maintenance services. The scope includes annual inspection and testing of fire alarm systems across approximately 167 campus buildings, covering various system components such as control panels, detectors, switches, and notification appliances. The contractor must comply with NFPA 72 (2019) standards and provide detailed reports upon completion. Qualified suppliers must submit proposals via the University's electronic bidding platform by July 22, 2026.

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