Description: The City of Brentwood issued RFQ 2026-RFQ-04 for Police Firing Range Mechanical System Redesign. The City's capital program says the indoor range has continuing ventilation and other mechanical-system problems, and an independent 2024 evaluation recommended a significant overhaul. The project covers continued design and construction work to improve the range's mechanical systems.
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CityTN
Posted
Oct 8, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
The City of Brentwood issued RFQ 2026-RFQ-04 for Police Firing Range Mechanical System Redesign. The City's capital program says the indoor range has continuing ventilation and other mechanical-system problems, and an independent 2024 evaluation recommended a significant overhaul. The project covers continued design and construction work to improve the range's mechanical systems.
Posted
Sep 5, 2026
Nov 4, 2026
Firing Range service for DOCCS parole.
CityWA
Posted
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Oct 22, 2026
The work generally includes, but is not limited to, the following: facility remediation and associated work within the existing indoor firing range, including selective removal, handling, cleaning, decontamination, and disposal of designated materials in accordance with the contract documents. Removal and replacement of designated acoustic materials, including wall, ceiling, and ceiling baffle materials. Furnishing and installation of new acoustic wall and ceiling treatments. Furnishing and installation of new acoustic ceiling baffles and associated support systems. Preparation and coating of existing concrete flooring, including painting and installation of floor markings as indicated in the contract documents.
Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation
State AgencyMA
Posted
Jun 5, 2026
Jan 14, 2031
To retain private and/or municipal firearms training facilities located throughout the commonwealth of Massachusetts to train, qualify and certify new recruits in firearms and rifles. The program is a 56-hour program that includes 40 hours on the range and 16 hours in a classroom. The MPTC is responsible for training approx., 24,000 law enforcement officers. Every law enforcement officer in the commonwealth is required to qualify annually in firearms/rifles to maintain their certificate.
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