DEVA 234012-249081 FINAL DRAFT 4 Solicitation-Industry Day 1.pdf
Posted: Dec. 14, 2020
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Statement of Work: This document is a solicitation for an industry day event at Death Valley National Park focused on fire alarm and security system products. The industry day is scheduled for January 20, 2020, at the Death Valley Scotty Historic District. Product manufacturers specializing in these products are invited to participate in demonstrations, with a preference for wireless products. Participants must indicate their intent to participate by January 13, 2021, providing contact information and anticipated arrival time to the designated personnel.
The background/project description outlines the need for sustainable infrastructure at Death Valley National Park, specifically focusing on fire alarm and security systems due to extreme environmental conditions. The document details the installation requirements for fire alarm systems in various buildings within the Scotty's Castle complex, including signaling line circuits, initiation/notification devices, and security alarm control panels. The proposed systems must meet NFPA codes and standards, NPS standards, manufacturer recommendations, and historic structure standards.
The industry day aims to test wireless transmission capabilities of products within historic buildings to minimize conduit installation. The agenda includes introductions, project overviews, manufacturer demonstrations and testing, debrief sessions, and idea exchanges.
Participants are required to check in with NPS staff at the Grapevine Ranger Station before being escorted to the complex. The document also emphasizes the need for fire alarm and security products that blend into historic structures while meeting performance criteria for remote areas with low maintenance requirements.
The background/project description outlines the need for sustainable infrastructure at Death Valley National Park, specifically focusing on fire alarm and security systems due to extreme environmental conditions. The document details the installation requirements for fire alarm systems in various buildings within the Scotty's Castle complex, including signaling line circuits, initiation/notification devices, and security alarm control panels. The proposed systems must meet NFPA codes and standards, NPS standards, manufacturer recommendations, and historic structure standards.
The industry day aims to test wireless transmission capabilities of products within historic buildings to minimize conduit installation. The agenda includes introductions, project overviews, manufacturer demonstrations and testing, debrief sessions, and idea exchanges.
Participants are required to check in with NPS staff at the Grapevine Ranger Station before being escorted to the complex. The document also emphasizes the need for fire alarm and security products that blend into historic structures while meeting performance criteria for remote areas with low maintenance requirements.
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