The State of California’s Department of Parks and Recreation is seeking a qualified contractor to provide a comprehensive 24‑hour alarm monitoring service for the Inland Empire District, including installation, maintenance, and repair of existing alarm hardware across 31 sites. The contractor must operate a UL‑certified monitoring center, hold a California C‑7, C‑10 or B contractor license, and supply all required equipment, labor, and support for a three‑year contract period with an optional one‑year extension. The award will be based on the lowest responsible bid after applying any applicable DVBE or small‑business preferences.
• Provide full‑service installation, ongoing preventive maintenance, and 24/7 monitoring for 31 alarm locations using existing XR150 network control panels with cellular backup.
• Must maintain two UL‑approved central monitoring stations, route alarms to SURCOM, and keep logs ≥ 3 months (archived ≥ 5 years).
• Required certifications: UL‑certified monitoring center, California C‑7/C‑10/B contractor license; insurance coverage includes $1 M general liability and workers’ comp.
• Contract value expected around $100 K (illustrative) for a three‑year term; includes lump‑sum installation and monthly monitoring rates per sector.
• Small‑business preference (5 %) and DVBE incentive (1‑5 %) apply, though DVBE participation is waived for this solicitation.
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