TankSmith supplies, installs, and commissions NFPA 20 compliant fire pump packages, electric, diesel, and jockey pump and controller sets, for commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings across the Philippines. Every package ships with ISO 9001 manufacturer QMS and TUV SUD test documentation your engineer of record can cite for code compliance, and TankSmith sizes the matching fire reserve tank alongside the pump system under the same contract. Standard packages lead in 21 to 35 days, made-to-order configurations in 45 to 90 days, with RFQ response within 1 business day.
NFPA 20 Compliant Fire Pump Configurations TankSmith Supplies and Installs
TankSmith supplies, installs, and commissions electric, diesel, and jockey pump and controller sets configured for NFPA 20 compliant fire protection systems, alongside the sprinkler and hydrant pump kits used in the same installations. Compliance is not a label applied after the fact. It depends on matching the pump curve to the building's actual hydraulic demand, which is why every quote starts with the configuration your engineer of record has specified rather than a catalog pump pulled off a shelf. Controllers for duplex and VFD-based jockey pump setups are drawn from the same electrical panel range TankSmith supplies for pumping and pressure systems generally, including star-delta and MCC panel types, so the fire pump controller and the building's other pump controls can be specified, installed, and commissioned by one team. For buildings that need both a main fire pump and a jockey pump to hold system pressure between demand events, TankSmith can quote, install, and commission the pair as one package rather than as separate line items with separate lead times and separate installation crews. This applies across new builds and retrofits, and across the commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings covered under TankSmith's nationwide Philippine coverage. Because configuration depends on the specific hydraulic demand and building classification an engineer of record has already worked out, the fastest way to get an accurate NFPA 20 compliant quote is to share that specification directly rather than ask for a generic unit price.
Certifications and Test Documentation on Every Package
Every TankSmith fire pump package ships with documentation from an ISO 9001 manufacturer quality management system and TUV SUD test reports your engineer of record can cite directly. This documentation set is handed over with the package, not available only on request, so it can go straight into the compliance file your project needs for fire safety sign-off. If a specific project calls for UL or FM listing on the pump set itself, that is a buyer-specified requirement TankSmith can quote, install, and commission against case by case. It is not a certification TankSmith holds as a standing claim across all fire pump packages, and this page will not represent it as one. The distinction matters for procurement teams assembling a compliance file: ISO 9001 and TUV SUD documentation ships as standard, while UL or FM listing is a configuration choice tied to what a specific engineer of record has specified for a specific building. Buyers working on PEZA, SBMA, or Clark-based projects can request the same documentation set alongside the applicable zone documentation requirements for those sites.
Fire Reserve Tank Sizing, Supplied and Installed by the Same Team
An NFPA 20 compliant fire pump is only as good as the water supply feeding it, and for most Philippine buildings that means a sized fire reserve tank. TankSmith supplies and installs the FRP, GRP, HDG, and stainless steel modular tanks used for fire reserve storage, including WRAS-certified panels, under the same contract as the pump package rather than as a separate tank quote you have to coordinate yourself. Because the pump package and the reserve tank are specified by one team, the hydraulic demand your engineer of record specifies for the pump is used directly to size the tank, instead of a pump vendor and a tank vendor working from two different assumptions. This is most relevant for hospitals, hotels, and manufacturing facilities where the fire reserve requirement is sized separately from the building's domestic water storage. TankSmith's modular tank sections are assembled and installed on site rather than shipped as a single pre-built vessel, which keeps delivery practical even for sites with tight access, and commissioning of the tank and the pump set is scheduled together so the fire protection system is tested as one system, not two.
Lead Times, VAT Treatment, and Nationwide Coverage
Standard fire pump configurations lead in 21 to 35 days from order, while made-to-order configurations, including non-standard controller pairings or pump curves outside the common range, run 45 to 90 days. TankSmith quotes on a project-by-project basis rather than publishing a price list, since the pump curve, controller type, installation scope, and documentation requested all change the final number. Standard 12 percent VAT applies to VAT-registered buyers, while PEZA and SBMA locators and exporters qualify for zero-VAT treatment on the same equipment and installation work. Coverage is nationwide: NCR, the rest of Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao, and the PEZA, SBMA, and Clark economic zones are all served by the same installation teams, so a hospital project in Mindanao and an industrial retrofit in Clark get the same lead times, the same documentation set, and the same commissioning process. Buyers should flag their zone status (PEZA, SBMA, Clark, or standard VAT-registered) at RFQ stage, since it changes the quoted price and the zone documentation requirements that ship with the package, not just the final invoice.
How to Request a Fire Pump Quote
TankSmith responds to fire pump RFQs within 1 business day. The fastest way to get an accurate quote is to share the configuration your engineer of record has already specified: pump type (electric, diesel, or jockey), the hydraulic demand figures, and whether the project is a new build or a retrofit of an existing fire protection system. Buyers who do not yet have an engineer of record's specification can still request a quote, but turnaround depends on first confirming the building classification and hydraulic demand before a specific pump curve can be matched. Projects located in PEZA, SBMA, or Clark zones should note that at RFQ stage, since it determines the zone documentation requirements and VAT treatment that apply to the quoted price. Because pricing is quote-based rather than published, no public price list exists for fire pump packages, and this page will not state one. Quotes cover the pump, controller, installation, and commissioning package itself; fire reserve tank sizing, where applicable, is quoted and scheduled alongside it under the same contract rather than bundled silently into one number.
Frequently Asked Questions
NFPA 20 compliance means the pump set, electric, diesel, or jockey, is configured so its pump curve matches the hydraulic demand your building's fire protection system actually needs, not a generic off-the-shelf unit. TankSmith builds each quote around the configuration an engineer of record has specified for the project, and ships ISO 9001 and TUV SUD documentation with the package so the compliance file is complete at handover. If a specific project additionally requires UL or FM listing on the pump itself, that is quoted as a buyer-specified requirement rather than assumed as standard.
Both. TankSmith supplies, installs, and commissions electric fire pump packages, diesel fire pump packages, and the jockey pump and controller sets used alongside either to hold system pressure between demand events. Which one fits a given building depends on factors like backup power availability and the building classification your engineer of record has specified. TankSmith quotes electric and diesel configurations side by side on request so a buyer can compare lead time, installation scope, and documentation requirements before deciding.
TankSmith sizes, supplies, and installs the fire reserve tank that feeds the fire pump as part of the same contract: FRP, GRP, HDG, and stainless steel modular tanks, including WRAS-certified panels. Because the pump quote and the tank quote come from one team, the hydraulic demand figure used for the pump is shared directly for tank sizing, instead of reconciling two separate vendor assumptions.
Every package ships with documentation from an ISO 9001 manufacturer quality management system and TUV SUD test reports. This is handed over with the package as standard. UL or FM listing on the pump itself, where a specific project requires it, is quoted as a separate buyer-specified configuration rather than included by default.
Standard configurations lead in 21 to 35 days from order. Made-to-order configurations, such as non-standard controller pairings or pump curves outside the common range, run 45 to 90 days. TankSmith responds to RFQs within 1 business day, and lead time, installation scheduling, and commissioning are confirmed as part of that response once the pump curve and controller type are set.
Standard 12 percent VAT applies to VAT-registered buyers. PEZA and SBMA locators and exporters qualify for zero-VAT treatment on the same equipment and installation work. Buyers should confirm their zone status (PEZA, SBMA, Clark, or standard VAT-registered) at RFQ stage, since it changes the quoted price and the zone documentation requirements that apply to the package.
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