Managed Stations Fire Safety Systems Maintenance Framework

Descriptions

Network Rail requires comprehensive reactive and planned preventative maintenance services for fire protection systems at its Managed Stations. These stations, owned, managed, and maintained by Network Rail, must comply with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, adhering to relevant British and industry standards. The high level scope of work includes: 1. Planned Preventive Maintenance (PPM) Fire and PAVA Systems 2. Reactive Maintenance Fire and PA/VA Systems Reactive Maintenance involves repairing and restoring the fire alarm system and its components when they fail or malfunction. This includes systems like PAVA, risers, hydrants, sprinklers, fire detection, alarms, and emergency signage. The process includes diagnosing defects, repairing or replacing parts, and ensuring the system meets standards and regulations. The service provider must supply skilled personnel, tools, and materials to perform repairs efficiently with minimal disruption to operations. 3. Project Works – Fire and PAVA System Project works include activities beyond routine maintenance or initiated by planned works orders. These may typically involve major tasks like refurbishing retail spaces or modernizing key areas in a railway station. The goal is to upgrade, enhance, or adapt infrastructure to meet evolving operational needs or standards. For a detailed overview of the scope and specification, please refer to the supporting documents.