Repeat-build programs  ·  Fire alarm

Repeat-build programs.

Your standard, industrialized.

The fire alarm section of your prototype, delivered as one engineered package, store after store.

Item 01  ·  DesignStatus · Sealed

One sealed design

The fire alarm section of the prototype becomes one engineered package, sealed for the jurisdiction, reused store after store.

Designed once.
Sealed where the store is built.
Item 02  ·  KitStatus · Tested

One pre-programmed kit

Every package ships pre-programmed, pre-labeled, and bench-tested. Your electrical contractor hangs it and terminates. We never bid the labor.

Nothing configured on site.
Nothing left to interpretation.
Item 03  ·  RecordStatus · Consolidated

One delivery record

The same kitting, labeling, and test procedure on every location, so the hundredth store is documented like the first, and monitoring can consolidate into one account.

Revision · addressing · test result · verifier.
Every store, the same record.
We engineer it. We build it offsite. Your contractor installs it.

How a program runs.

Standard review

We read your prototype’s fire alarm section and return one engineered package that meets it.

Pilot region

The normal first award: one region, your GCs, our package.

Rollout

The same package, sealed per jurisdiction, on every location in scope.

Consolidated record

One delivery record and one monitoring account across the program.

The delivery protocol

Every package follows a written standard.

The IPS Delivery Protocol covers point addressing, labeling, bench test, and handoff. It is the same document on the first store and the hundredth, and the record it produces travels with every kit.

Delivery recordTravels with the kit
RevisionMatches the sealed set
AddressingPer device schedule
ProgrammingLoaded and verified
Bench testPassed
VerifierA name goes here.
Nothing ships without documented verification.

Where we are licensed.

Licensed in
Florida, New York, and Virginia. Texas by comity.
Expansion
State by state, through comity or a partner engineer of record.
What we are not

We do not install.We do not bid your electrical scope.

So we never compete with your general contractor’s electrical contractor. If your standard specifies a panel line we do not carry, that is a spec conversation, not a no.

Start with a pilot region

Tell us what your approved-vendor process requires, and which region you would pilot.

Or email hello@offsitefire.com