The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) is initiating the B11 Fire Suppression System project at the Denver Federal Center, Lakewood, CO, aimed at upgrading fire suppression systems in areas where flammable Snowtel chemicals are stored. The contractor’s responsibilities include installing an ABC Dry chemical extinguishing system in specified rooms, ensuring compliance with guidelines, and integrating with existing fire safety systems. Additionally, the project involves adding a grounding system for chemical deliveries and minor electrical work. Key requirements entail a pre-proposal site visit for contractors, a detailed cost breakdown aligned with specific categories, adherence to mandatory safety and health standards, and submission of comprehensive project plans for approvals. The contractor must complete the project within 90 days post-approval and coordinate efficiently with GSA representatives, ensuring minimal disruption to ongoing activities. This project underscores GSA’s commitment to enhancing safety protocols where hazardous materials are involved, reflecting the federal government’s regulatory framework for fire protection and environmental compliance in federally owned facilities. Successful bids will rely on thorough proposals that meet strict documentation and procedural guidelines set by the GSA.