City of Long Beach Buyspeed #FD-26-770

Assessment and repair services for the OCADY structural firefighting training prop

The City of Long Beach Fire Department is seeking an assessment and repair plan for its OCADY structural firefighting training prop. - Buyer: City of Long Beach Fire Department, Support Services; work is at the Long Beach Fire Regional Training Center. - Named OEM: OCADY, the manufacturer identified for the existing training prop. No repair contractor or other vendor is named. - Requested services: Assess the prop and provide scalable, itemized repair recommendations, pricing, and estimated completion times by area, including Training Rooms 1–3, the hallway, and rear stairwell. The cost template also includes the west-side exterior; the entry room and second floor are identified as requiring no repairs. - Potential work: Repair or replace steel panels and structural supports; sandblast and weld; repair or replace doors, hardware, thresholds, windows, floor tiles, and chain supports; and address sealing, reinforcement, safety, and structural-integrity issues. Recommendations should explain repair versus replacement and identify work that can be phased or deferred. - Quantity and parts: No fixed quantities or part numbers are specified. The request is for assessment, repair planning, and repair services for one existing training prop. - Funding and performance: Federally funded through FEMA’s Homeland Security Grant Program/UASI. Work may be phased as grant funding allows; the contract has a two-year term with an option for one additional year.

Description

The City of Long Beach Fire Department is seeking proposals to assess and repair OCADY's Structural Firefighting training prop at the Long Beach Fire Regional Training Center. Work includes major and minor repairs and smoke-damage cleaning (sandblasting), with itemized pricing requested by room for the three training rooms and hallway. The scope may be completed over multiple grant years depending on funding availability; a mandatory site walk is scheduled for October 13, 2026. Proposals are due December 1, 2026, and must be submitted electronically via LongBeachBuys.com.

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