Work included
Dairy-production office building
- 750-gpm, 50-hp fire pump
- 3-hp jockey pump
- 78 sprinkler heads
- Valves, switches, drains and fire department connection
- Two existing fire-hose cabinets connected to the system
- Installation, supervision and as-built drawings
Dairy-production office building
- 10-zone conventional fire alarm control panel
- 27 smoke detectors
- 4 manual stations and 4 strobe horns
- Conduit and wiring
- Installation and functional testing
- Five as-built drawing sets and sprinkler monitoring interface
Project context
The project combined sprinkler, hose-cabinet and conventional FDAS work for an office building connected with a dairy-production operation.
Completed work
The sprinkler scope records a 750-gpm, 50-hp fire pump, a 3-hp jockey pump, 78 sprinkler heads, valves, switches, drains, a fire department connection and the connection of two existing fire-hose cabinets. A linked FDAS record identifies a 10-zone conventional panel, 27 smoke detectors, four manual stations, four strobe horns, conduit, wiring and sprinkler monitoring.
Why it matters
This is relevant when a buyer needs several fire-protection packages coordinated instead of priced as isolated items. It shows the level of pump, device, interface, installation, testing and drawing detail that should be settled in the written scope before award.
What to send for a similar requirement
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- Facility type, exact location and site contact
- Equipment agent, capacity, format, quantity and current condition
- New supply, refill, reconditioning, conversion, lease or system-work requirement
- Available labels, photographs, schedules, plans and service records
- Access rules, collection or work window and target date
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