$9Knot to exceed

Pays Johnson Controls up to $9,348 for fire-system testing at four schools

Johnson Controls Fire Protection will do testing only, including the communication system test and a fire-protection completion certificate, to close out state-approval (Division of the State Architect, or DSA) paperwork at Oakland Technical High, Sequoia, Howard and Sherman elementary schools. The limit of $9,348 includes up to $1,220 for additional services. Work is planned from April 14, 2022 to February 1, 2023.

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Vendor / partner: Johnson Controls Fire Protection, LP · Livermore, CA
Action: New agreement
Category: School buildings & construction
Term: Apr 14, 2022 – Feb 1, 2023
This vote: $9,348
Schools: Oakland Technical High School, Sequoia Elementary School, Howard Elementary School, Sherman Elementary School
Funding: Fund 35 County School Facilities Fund
Resource / site: 7710 918
Vendor no.: 004981
Presented by: Deputy Chief, Facilities Planning and Management
File: 22-0678 · agenda V.-3
Outcome: Adopted on the General Consent Report, Apr 13, 2022

Official text

Approval by the Board of Education of General Services Agreement by and between the District and Johnson Controls Fire Protection, LP, Livermore, CA, for the latter to provide labor to include testing only for DSA project closeout including testing of OT Comm System and providing NFPA Certificate of Completion for Oakland Technical High School, Sequoia Elementary School, Howard Elementary School, and Sherman Elementary School, in the not-to-exceed amount of $9,348.00, which includes a not-to-exceed contingency fee of $1,220.00 for additional services, with work scheduled to commence on April 14, 2022, and scheduled to last until February 1, 2023.

History

Apr 13, 2022 Adopted on the General Consent Report

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