Item 18 - Service Agreements for Fire Alarm and Sprinkler Systems Inspection

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(9) SCOPE OF WORK • Verify all valves to gauge are in open position • Record System and supply pressure 3. Hydraulic Nameplate • Verify hydraulic nameplate is legible and securely attached to sprinkler riser 4. Risers, Pipe, and Fittings • Inspect that piping and fittings are not damaged, leaking, or corroded • Verify that riser is free from exterior obstructions (maintain 36" access) • Inspect that all bracing is secured and not damaged 5. Spare Sprinklers • Verify that a stock of extra sprinkler heads and head wrench (specific to the building) in spare head boxes are present • 300 heads = 6 spare heads • 300 to 1000 = 12 spare heads • 1000+ = 24 spare heads 6. Fire Department Connections • Inspect that breakaway caps are in place, not broken or missing • Inspect that couplings and threads are not damaged and rotate smoothly • Inspect that gaskets are not missing or deteriorated • Inspect that clapper valves moves freely and are not leaking • Inspect for visible or exterior obstructions (maintain 36" access) • Ensure that FDC connection is clearly identified. If FDC serves multiple buildings, correctly identify to include all buildings addresses 7. Pressure Reducing Valves • Verify valve is in open position • Inspect for leaks • Check condition of valves and hand wheels 8. Outlet Valves, Hose Connections • Verify that outlet caps are in place • Inspect hose connection threads for damage and rotate smoothly • Verify that valve hand wheel is secure and not missing • Verify hose connection is free from exterior obstructions (maintain 36" access) • Inspect for leaks 9. Outlet Valve Cabinet and Hose Storage Device • Verify that cabinet door opens freely • Verify that cabinet is correctly identified, label the cabinet if a fire extinguisher is inside City of Santa Ana IFB No. 25-047 Page 16 of 34