Combined Synopsis/SolicitationPosted Sep 14, 2026·Responses due Sep 21, 2026

Fire Extinguisher Service

Army Mission and Installation Contracting Command (MICC) · W6QM MICC-FT STEWART

Stage
Open solicitation
NAICS
811310
Value
Not stated
Solicitation
W9124M26QA025
Set-aside
Small Business Set Aside - Total
PSC
J012
Place
GA, USA
Contact
Jack Konrat (jack.konrat.mil@army.mil)
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Where this opportunity stands

Every notice posted under solicitation W9124M26QA025 in this department, oldest first.

Early notice
None posted
Solicitation
  • Sep 14, 2026 · this notice
    Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
Award
Not yet. Typical award: Oct 8, 2026 to Nov 2, 2026, middle of the range Oct 16, 2026.
Measured from 32 past solicitations at Dept of the Army with NAICS 811310 that later posted an award (middle half of cases, counted from Sep 14, 2026).

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What the notice says

This is a solicitaion for a base plus four contract. The services is to maintain, inspect and test various fire extinguishers in multiple buildings on Hunter Army Airfield GA. Please see attached PWS for detailed requirements, part 5 of PWS is outlined below. Submission requirments. Filled out and signed SF 1449 Technical Proposal of the services Quote broken down by CLINs UEI and SBA certifications. Questions are to be submitted until 1700 EST 17SEP2026 PART 5 SPECIFIC TASKS 5. Specific Tasks: Tasks will be performed in accordance with NFPA 10, AR 420-5, and OSHA regulations. 5.1. The Contrac… (show all)

tor shall execute quarterly service dispatches to inspect and remediate 100% of inventory fire extinguishers, ensuring correction of all deficiencies within 5 business days. 5.2. The required fire extinguisher periodic maintenance includes annual inspections, 5/6 years maintenance (depending on the extinguisher type), and 10/12-year hydrostatic testing (depending on the extinguisher type). 5.3. Pressurized fire extinguishers require the following services (inspection, maintenance, and/or hydrostatic testing). 5.4. New extinguishers require an initial inspection to confirm the weight, pressure, condition, and provide the record on an inspection tag; all conducted by qualified personnel. 5.5. Annual inspections/maintenance includes full mechanical check, weighing, and servicing by qualified personnel. 5.6. During 5/6 year maintenance, extinguishers must be disassembled, emptied, and serviced. 5.7. Hydrostatic testing involves the same process as 5/6 year maintenance with an addition structural test to ensure cylinder integrity. 5.8. 14 Days to perform service, unless an understanding is agreed upon between the unit POC, the contracting officer, and the contractor. In the event a unit is activated for deployment, the Government will not be responsible to pay for the quarterly services not used under the contract. The contractor will be notified by the COR, in writing, explaining the length of the deployment and the period during which services will not be required for a particular unit. The contractor will cease billing during the period during which services will not be required for a particular unit.

Who won similar work

3 award notices on SAM.gov in the last 24 months. Matched by: Same agency (Army Mission and Installation Contracting Command (MICC)), same product/service code (PSC) J012.

Single-winner award sizes (3): middle half $44K to $1.5M, median $53K; range $35K to $2.9M.

WinnerAwardsValueLast
MEDIA PLUMBING & HEATING INC1$2.9MSep 30, 2026
Allied Fire Safety and Construction Supply NC 28462 USA1$53KJul 25, 2025
ALLIED FIRE & SAFETY CONSTRUCTION LLC1$35KMar 3, 2026

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