Opportunity

Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-51200-RFQ-2027-000000040

Fire Alarm System Replacement at Augusta University's Interdisciplinary Research Building

Posted

August 25, 2026

Respond By

December 04, 2026

Identifier

PE-51200-RFQ-2027-000000040

NAICS

238210, 236220

Augusta University is seeking qualified firms to replace the fire alarm system in its Interdisciplinary Research Building (IRB) on the Health Science campus. - Buyer: Augusta University, Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia - Facility: IRB, 211,000 gross square feet, built in 1995, houses research labs and animal facilities - Scope includes: - Replacement of fire alarm panel, sensors, horns, strobes, detectors - Upgrade and integration of communication backbone into campus-wide fire alarm mesh network - Commissioning and compliance with Georgia Peach certification and the Energy Efficiency & Sustainable Construction Act of 2008 - Procurement is for Construction Manager at-Risk (CM/GC) services - Includes preconstruction and construction management, technical review, cost evaluation, value engineering, schedule development, and coordination - Preliminary construction budget: $3,670,000 - No specific OEMs or vendors named; open to qualified construction management firms - Notable requirements: - Sufficient bonding capacity and insurance - Compliance with state and federal eligibility standards

Description

This project involves replacing the fire alarm system in the Interdisciplinary Research Building (IRB), a 211,000 GSF building constructed in 1995. The building contains 25% of the research laboratory, lab services, and animal facilities on the Health Science campus. The scope includes replacing the existing fire alarm panel, sensors, horns, strobes, detectors, communication backbone, and connecting the new system into the existing campus fire alarm mesh network. The project delivery method is Construction Manager at-Risk, with a preliminary construction cost estimated at $3,670,000. The project aims to incorporate sustainable design and comply with the Energy Efficiency & Sustainable Construction Act of 2008.

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