Anaheim Opengov #20260814LR

Anaheim Fire Department seeks Fire Services Consultants for plan review and inspection support

The City of Anaheim Fire & Rescue Department is seeking qualified firms to provide as-needed fire services staffing support for private development projects. - Government Buyer: - City of Anaheim Fire & Rescue Department - Services Requested: - Fire plan review services - Review of construction plans and calculations for compliance with California Building Code, California Fire Code, NFPA standards, and Anaheim-specific amendments - Writing corrections, reviewing deferred submittals, expedited reviews, and stakeholder coordination - Fire inspection services - On-site and remote fire/life safety inspections - After-hours and on-construction-site support - Documentation and potential court testimony - Notable Requirements: - Firms must have Southern California offices and certified personnel - Enhanced service options (after-hours, expedited reviews, on-site support) are required due to anticipated workload increases - Compensation capped at 65% of the City's fee schedule; billing in 15-minute increments - No direct billing to third parties; all compensation provided by the City - Compliance with all applicable laws, codes, and City policies - Proposals must include creative service options, detailed fee structures, and demonstrate qualifications and experience - Contract Term: - Five years with possible one-year extension; annual rate adjustments possible after the first year - No specific OEMs or product vendors are named in the solicitation

Description

The City of Anaheim Fire Department is seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide staffing support for Fire Services on an as-needed basis, including plan review and fire inspection services. The contract will be an agreement between the City and selected consultants, with services potentially provided on-site or remotely. The City is interested in enhanced service options such as after-hour and on-construction-site services due to increased workload from large projects. The contract term is five years with possible extensions, and proposals must include detailed fee structures, qualifications, and compliance with legal requirements.

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