Latest US Lightning Safety Contracts & Bids

The notice describes the need for fire control equipment maintenance, repair, and rebuilding at a specific location (Cannon AFB, building 71). It details the required equipment (e. g. , Monaco analog addressable system, antennas, etc. ) and associated installation, training, and documentation. The amendment adds justification for limitations to full and open competition. The continuous improvement and innovation office is moving to a consolidated space, requiring a fire protection system.

This pre-solicitation notice seeks vendors interested in constructing two 80-foot towers at the Hardwood Range in Wisconsin. The towers will support the TASS subsystem of the WISS program. The notice outlines specific requirements for tower design, engineering, fabrication, foundation construction, erection, installation, grounding, lightning protection, testing, commissioning, documentation, site cleanup, and restoration. The towers must meet or exceed all applicable building codes and safety regulations, including wind and ice loading conditions. The government will review and approve vendor design submissions. Interested parties are invited to submit a response by the response day identified in the SAM posting. All responses must be emailed to the specified address. The government assumes no financial responsibility for any costs incurred.

The Naval Surface Warfare Center Corona Division requires the procurement and installation of two 80-foot towers at the Hardwood Range. Interested parties must submit a capability statement including company information, business size, estimated unit price, lead time, and industry commentary on the current version of the statement of work by September 11, 2025, 11:00 AM PDT, via email to Andrew Davis. This is a sources sought notice, not a request for competitive proposals.

The document is a Performance Work Statement (PWS) for lightning protection systems service and repair at the Letterkenny Munitions Center (LEMC). The period of performance is one base year (November 21, 2025 to November 20, 2026) and two option years. The contractor must provide all personnel, equipment, and materials necessary for the service and repair, adhering to specific standards and regulations (DA PAM ****). Testing of approximately **** test points is required, and repairs must be scheduled within 48 hours of reporting a deficiency. The contractor must have technicians trained according to government standards, and all employees must complete the necessary background checks. Contractor vehicles must meet specific security requirements. The government will provide certain facilities. The contractor must furnish all other equipment, including testing equipment capable of measuring resistance up to 1 ohm. The warranty on repairs is at least 12 months. The contractor must attend post-award conferences. All contract personnel must wear government-issued identification badges. Specific publications are applicable to this PWS.

The City of Owasso is seeking quotes for a communications tower. The tower must meet specific criteria outlined in the project specifications document. The tower will be located at the new public works facility. Proposals must be submitted to ***@***. *. * or delivered to the Owasso City Hall. All project timelines and work will need to be coordinated with the owner representative, IT administrator Andrew Neyman. A pre-bid meeting is not mentioned.