Federal

U.S. Embassy Campus Guadalajara Fire Protection System

The U.S. Embassy campus in Guadalajara is a secure, multi-building diplomatic facility spanning 8.5 acres. The campus includes a main office building, support annex, utility building, warehouse, recreation facility, two underground parking garages, and three controlled access points. To protect occupants and critical operations, the campus required a reliable, fully integrated fire protection system.

CHA delivered a comprehensive fire protection design to unify life safety across all facilities. The system integrates wet-pipe sprinkler networks, a centralized fire pump, and a fiber optic-connected fire alarm system to provide seamless monitoring and response. Twenty fully integrated sprinkler systems provide consistent coverage and rapid suppression, while a 1,250 GPM diesel fire pump maintains the pressure and reliability required for effective operation across the campus.

A 13-node, fiber-connected fire alarm network enables real-time communication and coordination between buildings, enhancing response time and system-wide visibility. These systems work in tandem with integrated detection and safety components to deliver a cohesive, campus-wide approach to fire protection.

 

Project summary

20

Installation of 20 fully integrated wet pipe sprinkler systems.

1,250

A 1,250 GPM diesel fire pump supports the sprinkler systems.

13

Deployment of a sophisticated 13-node fire alarm system.

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MSgt Jeremy P. Martelle, USAF (RET)

MSgt Jeremy P. Martelle, USAF (RET)
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Jeremy has over 35 years of experience in aviation. His knowledge includes a wide range of aviation related services such as airport planning, airport management, security and operations; general and commercial aviation finance activities, airport business development, and regulatory compliance.