Opportunity
Nevada Ionwave #IFB 112-27 Fire Station 95 Interior Renovation Addendum 2 (IFB 112-27 Fire Station 95 Interior Renovation)
Fire Station 95 Day Room Renovation for Two Private Dorm Rooms
Posted
September 11, 2026
Respond By
October 08, 2026
Identifier
IFB 112-27 Fire Station 95 Interior Renovation Addendum 2 (IFB 112-27 Fire Station 95 Interior Renovation)
NAICS
236220, 238210, 238220, 238310
The City of Henderson is seeking a contractor to create two private dorm rooms within Fire Station 95 while keeping the station operational. - Buyer: City of Henderson, Nevada; no sub-agency or specific office is identified. - Work requested: Renovate and reconfigure approximately 160 square feet of the existing Day Room into two private dorm rooms. - Required features: Each room needs a separate alerting system, individual climate control, insulated walls meeting the specified Sound Transmission Class rating, an acoustic tile ceiling, a ceiling fan, and a lockable door. - Life-safety work: Install an automatic sprinkler system and transmitter to monitor it, plus interconnected smoke alarms in sleeping rooms and outside separate sleeping areas. Building wiring must provide primary power, with battery backup. The station currently has no fire alarm or detection system. - Operating constraints: The station will remain open during construction. Work is limited to 0800–1800 daily, and utility or system shutdowns must be coordinated with the City. - Licensing and value: An active B-2 license is acceptable if its monetary limit exceeds the project amount. Estimated project value is $85,000; prevailing wages apply if the bid is $100,000 or more. - OEMs and vendors: None are identified.
Description
The City of Henderson seeks bids to renovate and reconfigure approximately 160 square feet of the existing Day Room at Fire Station 95 into two private dorm rooms for fire personnel. Each room will have a separate alerting system, individual climate controls, insulated walls meeting the required STC rating, an acoustic tile ceiling, a ceiling fan, and a lockable door. The station will remain operational during construction, with work hours of 0800–1800 daily and coordination with the City required for utility or system shutdowns. The estimated project value is $85,000, and the stated duration is 60 days.