Opportunity

Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-64458-NONST-2027-000000033

City of Decatur seeks consulting services for a comprehensive Standards of Cover Study for its Fire Rescue Department.

Posted

August 06, 2026

Respond By

September 08, 2026

Identifier

PE-64458-NONST-2027-000000033

NAICS

541690

The City of Decatur, Georgia, is seeking proposals from qualified consulting firms to conduct a comprehensive Standards of Cover (SOC) Study for the Decatur Fire Rescue Department. - Government Buyer: - City of Decatur, Georgia (Fire Rescue Department) - Scope of Services: - Comprehensive SOC Study evaluating current deployment, service delivery, operational effectiveness, and community risk - Includes: - Community Risk Assessment - GIS-based deployment and response analysis - Standards of Cover analysis - Critical task analysis - Unit hour utilization analysis - Staffing analysis - Apparatus and capital needs assessment - Optional accreditation readiness evaluation - Methodology: - Must align with CFAI/CPSE Standards of Cover and applicable NFPA standards - Vendor Requirements: - Demonstrated expertise in fire service deployment analysis, GIS modeling, and community risk assessments for municipal fire departments - Proposals must include firm qualifications, project understanding, methodology, schedule, team, references, and all relevant fees - No specific OEMs or product vendors are mentioned in the solicitation - All services are to be proposed and delivered by the selected consulting firm

Description

The City of Decatur is seeking sealed proposals from qualified consulting firms to conduct a comprehensive Standards of Cover (SOC) Study for the Decatur Fire Rescue Department. The study will evaluate the department's current deployment model, service delivery, operational effectiveness, and community risk. It will include a Community Risk Assessment, GIS-based deployment and response analysis, Standards of Cover analysis, critical task analysis, unit hour utilization analysis, staffing analysis, and apparatus and capital needs assessment. The methodology will follow CFAI/CPSE Standards of Cover and applicable NFPA standards, with an optional accreditation readiness evaluation. Proposals must include firm qualifications, project understanding, proposed methodology, project schedule, project team, references, and all relevant fees.

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