The Veterans Health Administration, Network Contracting Office 02 intends to solicit from a single source IAW 13.106(b) to obtain an emergency Siemens Panel Upgrade and intends on making award to Siemens Industry, Inc. Period of performance: Emergency request to begin immediately upon award.
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This requirement is for the Siemens Migration Kit, which is specifically designed to seamlessly transition the legacy FS-250/MXL-IQ Fire Alarm Control Panel to the new Desigo Compact Panel.
of existing Siemens MXL panels in four (4) separate buildings (Phase 2), and Simplex 4002 and 4020 panels in seven (7) separate buildings (Phase 3).
of existing Siemens MXL panels in four (4) separate buildings (Phase 2), and Simplex 4002 and 4020 panels in seven (7) separate buildings (Phase 3).
Procurement Number 40-H6901-23-CP334Agency H6901 - UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO/HOSPITALProcurement Type SOLE SOURCEBuyer Procurement Description SIEMENS FIRE ALARM PANELS, INSTALLATION AND ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT UPGRADES WILL BE PROVIDED IN A MULTI-PHASED PROJECT THROUGHOUT THE UNMH HEALTH SYSTEM AND INSTALLATION IS PROPRIETARY Amount $2,000,000.00Start 07/31/2023End 07/31/2025Due date 08/31/2023Justification SOLE VENDORQuantity of the service 2 YEARSNature
The scope of work includes engineering design, replacement and upgrade of existing Siemens MXL panels in four (4) separate buildings (Phase 2), and Simplex 4002 and 4020 panels in seven (7) separate buildings (Phase 3). The contractor shall provide a dedicated fire watch service during each buildings fire alarm panel replacement. Each building system will be 100% witness tested in the presence of the SFM.
