Fire and Security Alarm Monitoring Services for Go Tender - 151334539

Procurement Summary

Country: USA

Summary: Fire and Security Alarm Monitoring Services for Go

Deadline: 29 Oct 2026

Posting Date: 23 Oct 2026

Other Information

Notice Type: Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 151334539

Document Ref. No.: 140PP027Q0017

Competition: ICB

Financier: Self Financed

Purchaser Ownership: Public

Tender Value: Refer Document

CPV Classification

31625200 - Fire-alarm systems

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Tender Details

THIS AMENDMENT TO SOURCES SOUGHT IS TO ADD LIST OF CURRENT EQUIPMENT. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE Golden Gate National Recreation Area (GGNRA), San Francisco County, CaliforniaFIRE AND SECURITY ALARM MONITORING SERVICES FOR GOLDEN GATE NATIONAL RECREATION AREASOURCES SOUGHT 140PP027Q00171. Introduction: THIS IS A SOURCES SOUGHT ANNOUNCEMENT ONLY- This Source Sought is solely for information and planning, as a means for the government to conduct market research, identifying interested parties and their capability to support the requirements for fire and security alarm monitoring equipment and services for NPS-occupied buildings in GGNRA.Golden Gate National Recreation Area (GGNRA) encompasses over 80, 000 acres spanning three counties, and includes over 700 historic and non-historic structures. Many of these structures are NPS- and partner-occupied buildings. In accordance with NPS policies, these buildings must be monitored for life safety via fire alarm systems. Most occupied buildings also have security alarms.Currently, alarm responses are overseen by the NPS Communications Center (Dispatch), located in the Presidio of San Francisco. The Dispatch receiving station is owned by NPS and operated by the United States Park Police. All NPS-occupied buildings are solely monitored by Dispatch. Partners may use third-party monitoring agencies for security only, but fire alarms currently report to NPS Dispatch.Per the 2026 Condition Assessment, the current monitoring system, both hardware and software, is fully obsolete. The park has determined that a third-party monitoring system is preferred, to ensure that hardware and software are maintained by subject matter experts: NPS Dispatch will serve as an ancillary receiving station. Also, park partners will no longer be required to report fire alarms directly to Dispatch: both fire and security alarms may be monitored by third parties, so long as notifications are also sent to NPS Dispatch.There are approximately 110 GGNRA/NPS-occup...

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