SAM #W50S6K-26-B-A001

Fire Pump Controller Replacement and HEF System Decommissioning at Eielson AFB

This opportunity from the U.S. Air Force's 168th Civil Engineering Squadron at Eielson AFB, Alaska, seeks qualified contractors for fire protection system upgrades and hazardous material disposal: - Government Buyer: - U.S. Air Force, 168th Civil Engineering Squadron and 168th Mission Support Contracting Office - Products and Equipment Requested: - Replacement of two fire pump controllers (Cat. No. FD100-12L-N-A-L1-F-+) - Installation of a new UL-listed releasing service fire alarm control unit (RSFACU) - Installation of three UL-listed surge protective devices (SPDs) - Removal and termination of six manual foam-releasing pull stations - Decommissioning, removal, and disposal of one 400-gallon metallic-based High-Expansion Foam (HEF) tank and associated hardware - Services Requested: - Qualified Fire Protection Engineer (QFPE) design review, oversight, and certification - Functional testing and acceptance of modified fire alarm circuits (NFPA 72, NFPA 25 compliance) - Factory-authorized training for government personnel - Unique Requirements: - All fire pump controllers and alarm units must be UL-listed and sized for legacy devices plus 20% spare capacity - QFPE must oversee and certify all modifications and updated drawings - Proper disposal of HEF concentrate and tank per environmental standards - Compliance with NFPA and UFC standards - Estimated Contract Value: - $350,000 to $500,000 - No specific OEMs are named; however, the fire pump controller part number (FD100-12L-N-A-L1-F-+) suggests a requirement for UL-listed equipment matching original capabilities - Period of performance ranges from 45 to 120 days after Notice to Proceed, depending on attachment details

Description

The objective of this project is to replace two (2) fire pump controllers (FPCs), decommission and remove one (1) legacy foam-releasing control panel and install a new panel for the preaction/wet system. Decommission and remove one (1) High-Expansion Foam (HEF) tank and concentrate storage system. The existing HEF system is locked out from operation and must be removed and disposed of properly.

Please see the Scope of Work (Attachment 1) and supporting documents for the full requirement description.

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25 Aug 26,

The purpose of this amendment is to inform the order of magnitude: $350,000- $500,000, and correct the issue date in the combo document.

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