SF 30 Amendment 1.pdf
Posted: Aug. 11, 2026
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This **SF 30 solicitation amendment issued by the Capital Construction Division (PQA)** modifies Solicitation **47PB5126R0029** for the **IRS Headquarters Fire Alarm Modernization Project** by incorporating responses to contractor Requests for Information and extending the proposal submission deadline to **August 27, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. Eastern Time**. Offerors must acknowledge receipt of the amendment before the revised deadline; all solicitation terms not changed by the amendment remain in effect.
The amendment clarifies that existing building documentation—including as-built, architectural, mechanical, electrical, sprinkler, fire alarm, test-and-inspection, points-list, and current fire alarm program information—is available only in PDF format and is being provided with Amendment 001. No CAD files are available because the facility is historic.
The project is design-build, with the contractor’s architect/engineer and fire-protection engineer responsible for determining required fire-protection and suppression-system modifications, including replacement of liquid chemical suppression systems serving cooking areas where required. Contractor work and A/E surveys are generally to occur outside government working hours. Security escorts are required, the contractor must remove jobsite trash daily, and parking is limited to one service vehicle. The IRS will arrange material and tool storage and provide office space for the foreman and project manager after award.
Additional responses identify Kinetix Fire and Life Safety Experts as the current fire-alarm and sprinkler testing and services contractor and Quality Elevator Co. as the current elevator vendor, while confirming that no fire-alarm manufacturer or source vendor is preferred. GPR is acceptable before drilling unless the design requires otherwise. The contractor must coordinate special inspections and related service companies.
The IRS has a chemical-agent/pre-action system in the IT server room, and GSA PBS Core Standards remain applicable under Section 2.3.1 of the Statement of Work. The Superintendent and Safety Manager must be separate individuals. Major-subcontractor experience cannot substitute for the offeror’s required three similar self-performed projects under Technical Factors 1 or 2. Pre-proposal materials, site-visit information, and related documents are posted with the amendment.
The amendment clarifies that existing building documentation—including as-built, architectural, mechanical, electrical, sprinkler, fire alarm, test-and-inspection, points-list, and current fire alarm program information—is available only in PDF format and is being provided with Amendment 001. No CAD files are available because the facility is historic.
The project is design-build, with the contractor’s architect/engineer and fire-protection engineer responsible for determining required fire-protection and suppression-system modifications, including replacement of liquid chemical suppression systems serving cooking areas where required. Contractor work and A/E surveys are generally to occur outside government working hours. Security escorts are required, the contractor must remove jobsite trash daily, and parking is limited to one service vehicle. The IRS will arrange material and tool storage and provide office space for the foreman and project manager after award.
Additional responses identify Kinetix Fire and Life Safety Experts as the current fire-alarm and sprinkler testing and services contractor and Quality Elevator Co. as the current elevator vendor, while confirming that no fire-alarm manufacturer or source vendor is preferred. GPR is acceptable before drilling unless the design requires otherwise. The contractor must coordinate special inspections and related service companies.
The IRS has a chemical-agent/pre-action system in the IT server room, and GSA PBS Core Standards remain applicable under Section 2.3.1 of the Statement of Work. The Superintendent and Safety Manager must be separate individuals. Major-subcontractor experience cannot substitute for the offeror’s required three similar self-performed projects under Technical Factors 1 or 2. Pre-proposal materials, site-visit information, and related documents are posted with the amendment.
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