California eProcure #133029

Repair and testing of eight Viking Model J-1 alarm check valves at Fresno AVCRAD

The California Military Department is seeking repair and testing of eight Viking alarm check valves in the active AFFF fire suppression system at Fresno AVCRAD. - Buyer: State of California, California Military Department (CMD), Office of the Adjutant General; work site is the Aviation Classification Repair Activity Depot (AVCRAD) in Fresno. - OEM: Viking Group, Inc. is the named valve manufacturer, and the solicitation requires new Viking OEM packing and sealing parts; substitutes are not allowed. - Products involved: Eight existing Viking Model J-1 Alarm Check Valves (part number/model: Viking Model J-1) and OEM packing/sealing components for the eight valves; no separate component part numbers are provided. - Service: One lump-sum CCH Fire Riser Baffle Repair service covering inspection, repacking, testing, and restoration of the eight valves and affected trim components. - Key requirements: Prevent accidental AFFF discharge, use water-only or other non-discharge testing methods to the maximum extent practicable, coordinate system outages, follow an approved NFPA 25 impairment plan, and complete Government-witnessed acceptance testing. Provide service and test reports, photographs, and closeout documentation. - Qualifications and participation: The prime contractor must hold a California C-16 Fire Protection Contractor license. A 5% DVBE participation goal applies; the solicitation also identifies a 25% state small-business participation goal. - Schedule and warranty: Complete the work within 90 calendar days after the job kick-off meeting; provide at least a one-year workmanship and materials warranty.

Description

The California Military Department is soliciting bids to inspect, repack, test, and restore eight Viking J¿1 Alarm Check Valves in the active AFFF system at Fresno AVCRAD. The contractor must provide all required materials, labor, bonds, licenses, insurance, equipment, tools, permits, taxes, transportation, and fees. Work must follow NFPA standards, prevent foam discharge, and meet the solicitation's licensing, documentation, safety, and acceptance requirements. A mandatory pre-bid job walk is scheduled for October 27, 2026, and the prime contractor must hold a C-16 Fire Protection Contractor license.

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