Opportunity
Greenville County Opengov #RFP #27012
Design and Installation of Fire Alarm and Sprinkler Systems for Tigerville Fire Department Station
Posted
August 14, 2026
Respond By
September 04, 2026
Identifier
RFP #27012
NAICS
238220, 238290
Greenville County's Procurement Services Division is seeking qualified contractors to design and install new fire alarm and sprinkler systems for the Tigerville Fire Department station in Travelers Rest, SC. - Government Buyer: - Greenville County Procurement Services Division, on behalf of Tigerville Fire Department - Scope of Work: - Design, permitting, installation, testing, and acceptance of a new automatic fire sprinkler system - Design, permitting, installation, testing, and acceptance of a new complete fire alarm system - Removal or proper abandonment of the existing partial fire alarm system - Both systems to be delivered under a single contract and schedule - Contractor may use licensed subcontractors - Products/Services Requested: - Complete fire sprinkler system (1 unit) - Complete fire alarm system (1 unit) - Project management and coordination (1 unit) - Unique Requirements: - Systems must be code-compliant and cover the entire two-story fire station - Proposal must address scope, schedule, pricing, references, and compliance with bonding and insurance - Governed by South Carolina laws and regulations - County reserves right to reject responses or negotiate terms - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Period of Performance: - Project completion required by July 1, 2027; schedule to be proposed by bidders
Description
This solicitation is for the design, permitting, installation, testing, and acceptance of fire sprinkler and fire alarm systems. Both systems are to be installed under the same contract and schedule, with a project completion date of July 1, 2027. The proposal must include detailed scope, schedule, pricing, and references, and comply with bonding and insurance requirements. Greenville County reserves the right to reject any response and negotiate terms. The project is governed by South Carolina laws and regulations.