The Contractor shall provide all designs, drawings, submittals, and programming to integrate
with the existing system located in Central Health Services “O-Building” for a complete and
fully functional FAS including, but not limited to, conduits, wiring, heat sensors, strobes,
smoke detectors, flow sensors, valve switches, switch for door closers and any and all signal
and communications related to FAS per plans and specifications.
The Contractor shall furnish new Fire Alarm Control Panels (FACPs) or modify the existing
FACP devices, relays and any other components necessary to ensure the system
automatically transmits trouble and alarm indications to the existing system.
The services shall be performed in accordance with the Scope of Work described herein
and in accordance with the plans and specifications attached hereto. In the event of a
conflict between the Scope of Work (SOW) and the plans and specifications, the SOW shall
prevail. The services performed are subject to CDCR and Office of State Fire Marshal
(OSFM) requirements.
The Contractor shall:
Ensure design, material and installation conforms to applicable codes and regulations as
identified in the project plans and specifications.
Provide a FAS that will integrate with the existing Silent Knight IFP-50 Fire Alarm
System.
Complete installation, programming, final inspection and testing and acceptance in
phases.
Ensure the completed system reports to the Fireworks Workstation in Central Control.
The Contractor shall verify available cable and conduit to be used to connect new device
location to the existing FACP, including sufficient pathway to Central Control.
Install and terminate devices and program the FACPs to communicate with existing and
new devices, any automatic shutdown of existing Air Handling Units and all other related
components for a complete and functional FAS. Contractor shall verify the proper installation and operation of the fire alarm signals and reporting devices and test all components prior to OSFM inspection per project specifications.
Coordinate the routing of all electrical conduits with the IWL Site Supervisor.
Be present for all on site functional testing by the OSFM.
Provide complete start-up and testing of the FAS.
Provide Operations and Maintenance data and final as-built drawings at completion of
the project.
Provide technical support for the installation of conduits, wiring, panels, devices and all
other items deemed necessary by the IWL Site Supervisor.
Provide up to eight (8) hours of technical support and training for CDCR Staff on
operation and maintenance of the new FAS, located in the “O- Building” Central Health
Services.
Furnish and install all wire, fire alarm boxes, and conductors.
Furnish all terminations and associated installation.
Connect smoke and fire dampers to system.
Provide Testing, Acceptance, and Training to include:
1. Testing and OSFM Inspection and approval.
2. Training for IWL staff.
3. Submittal of as-built documents and operation and maintenance data as defined in
the specifications.