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Claymont board authorizes advertisement of bids to replace High School fire alarm system

Claymont City School District Board of Education · February 9, 2026
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Summary

The board authorized the district to advertise bids to replace the Claymont High School fire alarm system, citing end-of-life equipment and recurring spontaneous alarms; the authorization enables procurement steps for replacement.

The board on Feb. 9 authorized the district to advertise bids to replace the Claymont High School fire alarm system, which Buildings and Grounds Supervisor Bradon Smith described as at its end-of-life with alarms happening spontaneously and replacement parts becoming harder to source.

The authorization was part of the Superintendent’s recommendations approved by the board and enables the district to begin procurement. The board did not yet approve a construction contract — the action permits the administration to solicit competitive bids.