Opportunity
Greater Orlando Aviation Authority Opengov #26-146-ITN
Fire Alarm System Inspection, Testing, Certification, Maintenance and Repair Services at Orlando International Airport
Posted
July 31, 2026
Respond By
August 31, 2026
Identifier
26-146-ITN
NAICS
561621
This opportunity from the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA) seeks qualified vendors for comprehensive fire alarm system services at Orlando International Airport. - Government Buyer: - Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA) - Facilities include Terminals A, B, & C, Airsides 1-4, Terminal C Landside and Airside, Train Station, and GOAA-supported outbuildings - OEMs and Vendors: - AES Corporation (AES MESH system) - Edwards (EST FireWorks system) - Products/Services Requested: - Inspection, testing, certification, maintenance, and repair of fire alarm systems - Central Station AES MESH system (2 units of 7705ii receivers and 2 IP Links) - Security Information Systems Automation Software monitoring 95 MESH accounts - Redundant EST FireWorks system with five clients - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Vendors must be licensed to operate in Florida and comply with state laws - Coverage includes multiple terminals, outbuildings, and integration with security automation software - Contract duration is three years with two one-year renewal options - Services must support a complex, multi-building airport environment
Description
The solicitation is for Testing, Inspecting and Certification, Maintenance and Repair Services for the Fire Alarm Systems at Orlando International Airport. It covers fire alarm systems in Terminals A, B, & C, Airsides 1-4, Terminal C Landside and Airside, Train Station, and GOAA Supported Out Buildings. The contract includes support for a Central Station with an AES MESH system and Security Information Systems Automation Software monitoring 95 MESH accounts, as well as a Redundant EST FireWorks system with five clients. The contract term is 3 years with two 1-year renewal options, starting around January 4, 2027. The awarded contractor must be licensed to do business in Florida and comply with state laws.