The document outlines the Statement of Work for the inspection and testing of fire sprinkler systems at multiple facilities in the Great Plains Area Indian Health Service, covering locations in North and South Dakota. The primary objective is to ensure these systems are compliant with relevant safety codes and maintain accreditation from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Contractors are responsible for conducting quarterly inspections within 30 days of the Notice to Proceed, including water supply evaluations, system testing, and maintenance. Key responsibilities of contractors include notifying relevant fire departments prior to inspections, performing safety checks, and documenting results. The government will ensure access to facilities and coordinate a pre-construction meeting. Reports from inspections must be submitted within 20 days post-visit and include detailed documentation of services performed. Payments to the contractor are fixed prices, encompassing all associated costs, and must be processed through an electronic invoicing system. The structured approach emphasizes safety, compliance, and thorough documentation to enhance fire protection systems, underscoring the government's commitment to maintaining safe healthcare environments. Overall, this work is integral to risk management and adherence to health regulations within the Indian Health Service framework.