Tenders Are Invited For Automatic Reporting Of Faults And Alarms From Fire Safety Systems

The Municipalitys Real Estate Organization Is Responsible For The Automatic Reporting Of Fire Alarms And Malfunctions For A Portfolio Of Approximately 90 Buildings (Social Real Estate). This Is Done In Accordance With The Strict Requirements Of The Building Environment Decree (Bbl). This System Forms A Vital Link In The Safety Chain. In The Event Of An Incident, An Immediate Alarm Is Sent To Both The Regional Emergency Center (Rac/Fire Department) And The Private Emergency Center (Pac). An Important Principle Here Is Uniformity In Quality: We Apply The Same Strict Requirements And Reliability Standards For Reporting To The Pac As For Reporting To The Rac. This Saves Valuable Time, Which Is Essential For Protecting Human Lives And Preventing Escalation. To Guarantee This 24/7 Security, Reporting Units (Dmes) Are Used That Are Integrated With The Local Installations In Each Building, And Each Dme Is Also Linked To The Correct Contact Persons: The User, Technical Manager, Etc. Management Not Only Includes The (Technical) Infrastructure, But Also Intensive Proactive Maintenance. The Reliability Of The System Is Continuously Monitored: The Connection Is Tested Every 1.5 Hours To Ensure Operational Continuity At All Times. The Municipalitys Social Real Estate Forms The Physical Environment Where Our Residents, Visitors And Employees Meet Each Other Every Day. Guaranteeing Their Safety Is Our Social Duty. Given This Responsibility, The Services Described Require More Than A Standard Supplier-Customer Relationship; It Requires A Partnership In Which Reliability And Responsiveness Are Central. In Order To Launch A Tender On The Market That Does Justice To This Complexity And The Great Social Importance, We Would Like To Call On Your Market Knowledge. Prior To The Final Request, We Want To Test Whether Our Proposed Principles Are In Line With Practice, And How We Can Organize The Preconditions In Such A Way That Quality Is Guaranteed. Your Input Enables Us To Minimize Risks In Implementation. Approximately 90 Buildings