The U.S. Army’s Mission and Installation Contracting Command at Joint Base Lewis‑McChord (JBLM) and Yakima Training Center (YTC) is conducting market research for full‑service maintenance and repair of fire‑alarm and fire‑suppression systems (FASS). The effort will cover inspection, testing, preventive maintenance, emergency repairs, battery replacement, and fuel‑degradation testing for legacy fire‑alarm, sprinkler, pump, and wet‑chemical kitchen‑hood systems. The work will be performed under a non‑personal services contract with a base year plus up to four one‑year options (total five‑year potential), with strict cost‑limit caps for parts and labor and extensive reporting, training, and security requirements.
• Scope includes all fire‑alarm, fire‑suppression, water‑based fire‑protection (sprinklers, pumps, foam, wet‑chemical) systems at JBLM (≈80 %) and YTC (≈20 %).
• Contractor must supply all labor, materials, equipment, licenses (EL06, NICET III/II), certifications, and manage the ITM (inspection‑testing‑maintenance) program per UFC 3‑601‑02 and related guidance.
• Mandatory deliverables: weekly status reports, monthly performance/cost reports, quarterly personnel qualification files, initial system inventory & readiness audit, and adherence to cost‑limit caps (≈ $150 k parts + $960 h labor per year).