The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) is seeking a qualified contractor to provide comprehensive fire‑alarm services at the Ishi Conservation Camp in Tehama County. The scope includes 24/7 central‑station monitoring, annual and quarterly inspections/testing per NFPA standards, installation and transfer of service, emergency repair response, and full documentation of all activities. The contractor must supply all labor, materials, equipment, permits, taxes, transportation, and fees, and must hold both C‑10 (Electrical) and C‑16 (Fire Protection) licenses, as well as a BSIS Alarm Operator license. No subcontracting is permitted, and the award will be based on an all‑inclusive price submission with applicable small‑business and DVBE preferences.
• 24/7 fire‑alarm monitoring with immediate notification to CHP and local fire agencies
• Mandatory annual and quarterly inspections/testing in compliance with NFPA 72 and NFPA 25
• Installation, transfer of analog phone lines, and emergency repair services with 30‑minute acknowledgment and 2‑hour on‑site response
• All‑inclusive pricing must cover labor, materials, insurance, bonds, travel, and prevailing‑wage costs for Tehama County
• Preference incentives of up to 5 % for DVBE and 5 % for certified small‑business firms (subject to caps)
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