Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-77459-NONST-2026-000000020

Brooks County procurement for 40 complete SCBA systems and related equipment

Brooks County is seeking complete breathing-apparatus systems and related equipment for its fire rescue personnel. - Buyer: Brooks County Board of Commissioners, for Brooks County Fire Rescue in Quitman, Georgia. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers or vendors are named in the solicitation. - Equipment requested: 40 complete SCBA systems, each with a positive-pressure facepiece, pressure-demand regulator, integrated PASS alarm, electronic status display, emergency air-sharing capability, and voice communication or amplifier. - Cylinders and accessories: 80 lightweight composite cylinders (two per system), rated at 4,500 PSI and at least 45 minutes; six additional rechargeable lithium-ion batteries; and one six-port charging station. The notice does not clarify whether the six batteries are a total quantity or per system. - Standards and warranty: Systems must meet current NFPA 1981 and NFPA 1982 standards and applicable OSHA requirements. A minimum 15-year warranty against defects applies to supplied SCBA components, accessories, and options. - Services and delivery: The supplier must furnish and deliver the equipment within 90 days of award, provide user training, and supply manuals, maintenance recommendations, and warranty documentation. - Other notable requirements: Equipment must be new, appropriately listed and labeled, and eligible under FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant requirements. Vendors must hold a valid Georgia business license, be in good standing with the Georgia Secretary of State, and demonstrate relevant public-safety SCBA experience.

Description

Brooks County is seeking sealed proposals to furnish, deliver, train users on, and support 40 complete Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) systems for county fire rescue personnel. Equipment must meet current NFPA 1981 and NFPA 1982 standards and include specified facepieces, PASS devices, monitoring displays, air-sharing and voice communication features, cylinders, batteries, and charging equipment. Training, warranty documentation, maintenance recommendations, and delivery within 90 days of award are required. The procurement is anticipated to be funded through FEMA’s Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program and is subject to applicable federal requirements.

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