The National Park Service (NPS) is seeking information from contractors for the replacement of the fire protection system at the 1877 Volcano House in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. The project involves replacing the existing fire sprinkler system and potentially repairing or replacing the fire alarm monitoring system. The contractor will be required to provide a plan for mitigating fire damage during the project, including 24/7 or after-hours fire watch. The project also involves seismic bracing and structural capacity considerations due to the building's location near volcanic activity.
• The existing fire sprinkler system does not have an approved backflow prevention assembly, which will need to be included in the project scope.
• The fire alarm monitoring system may not be operational, and the contractor may need to provide a full assessment and report on the system.
• The project requires compliance with mitigation measures to protect the historic building and furnishings from fire damage.
• The contractor will need to coordinate with the Volcano Art Center staff to ensure a clear and safe space for work.
• The project involves design and installation of seismic protection in accordance with NFPA 13 requirements.
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