Repair Fire Suppression

Fire Pump Inspection and Isolation

• Contractor shall perform a visual inspection of the fire pump(s), including but not limited to:
  
  
  
  • Pump casing for signs of leaks, cracks, or corrosion
  
  
  • Pump shaft and bearings for signs of wear or damage
  
  
  • Suction and discharge valves for proper operation
  
  
  • Pressure gauges and flow switches for proper function
  
  
  
  


• Contractor shall isolate the fire pump(s) from the fire suppression system, ensuring the system remains operational through backup or temporary means during the work.


• Contractor shall obtain client approval before proceeding with any work.

Seal and Solenoid Replacement

• Contractor shall replace the following components on each fire pump:
  
  
  
  • All mechanical seals
  
  
  • All solenoid valves
  
  
  
  


• Contractor shall use only new, manufacturer-recommended replacement parts.


• Contractor shall clean and inspect all mating surfaces before installing new seals and solenoids.


• Contractor shall follow manufacturer specifications and industry best practices for installation and torquing procedures.

Clean Up and Demobilization

• After replacing the seals and solenoids, the contractor shall reinstate the fire pump(s) into the fire suppression system.


• Contractor shall perform a comprehensive test of the fire pump(s) and associated systems, including but not limited to:
  
  
  
  • Flow tests to verify pump performance
  
  
  • Pressure tests to verify system integrity
  
  
  • Alarm and control system functionality
  
  
  
  


• Contractor shall record and submit all test results to the client for review and approval.

Amendment 1 - Question asked to add photo's of Fire Pump data plate, Mechanical seals and Solenoids. Photo's added as Attachment #1