A fire fighting system in building environments suppresses or controls a fire after it starts. Where the fire alarm detects and alerts, the fire fighting system acts, reducing property damage and giving occupants critical additional evacuation time. Saudi Building Code SBC 801 and NFPA standards require specific fire fighting systems in virtually every commercial, industrial, and multi-storey residential building in Saudi Arabia. Saudi Civil Defense enforces compliance at design approval, construction inspection, occupancy certification, and annual licence review.
Multi Goals is a trusted fire fighting system company in Saudi Arabia, designing, supplying, installing, and maintaining fire fighting systems across all regions of the Kingdom. Based in Al Khobar and serving clients nationwide, our engineers hold NFPA 13, 14, and 25 certification and current GDCD approval. Every project includes full computer-aided hydraulic calculations, Civil Defense design approval, witnessed commissioning tests at all design flow points, and a complete handover documentation package. Whether you need a commercial fire suppression system for an office tower or industrial fire suppression systems for a manufacturing plant, Multi Goals delivers every fire fighting system component from design to handover.
Based on our project experience across Saudi Arabia, the most common cause of fire fighting system commissioning failure is a design prepared without hydraulic calculations. Tabular design methods, used because they are faster and cheaper to produce, routinely generate under-designed systems that fail the Civil Defense commissioning flow test. As one of the established local fire protection companies with GDCD approval, Multi Goals performs hydraulic calculations on every project, without exception.
Types of Fire Fighting System We Design and Install
Multi Goals provides a complete range of fire fighting system equipment and fire suppression system
installation services across Saudi Arabia. Each system type below is designed to the applicable NFPA
code, backed by full hydraulic calculations, and delivered with Civil Defense-approved documentation.
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Automatic Fire Fighting Sprinkler System
A fire fighting sprinkler system is a pressurised pipe network fitted with heat-sensitive sprinkler heads that each activate independently when their fusible element reaches the activation temperature. Every sprinkler system for fire fighting is designed to NFPA 13 with full hydraulic calculations. Mandatory in most commercial and industrial buildings across Saudi Arabia.
Available configurations: wet pipe (water in pipes at all times, most reliable), dry pipe for a dry fire fighting system in cold storage and freezer warehouses where water in pipes would freeze, pre-action with double confirmation before water flows for data centres and archives, and deluge with all heads open simultaneously for aircraft hangars and chemical process areas requiring rapid total-zone flooding.
Fire fighting sprinkler types we install: standard pendent for commercial occupancies installed through ceilings facing down, standard upright for exposed plant rooms and open warehouse ceilings, concealed pendent with decorative cover plate for hotels and finished office interiors, sidewall for corridors and hospital rooms where ceiling installation is impractical, and ESFR (Early Suppression Fast Response) mandatory for high-bay warehouse storage above 7.5m where standard heads cannot suppress rack-level fires. The fire fighting piping system for every sprinkler installation is sized using Hazen-Williams pressure loss calculations to ensure correct flow and pressure at every head.
Fire Hydrant System
High-pressure water supply to internal landing valves and external hydrant posts for fire brigade and first-responder use. Designed to NFPA 14. Class I systems provide 65mm brigade connections in stairwells and fire access points. Class II systems provide 40mm occupant first-response stations. Class III systems combine both at each landing valve station. Required in high-rise buildings, large commercial complexes, and industrial facilities.
Every fire hydrant system includes a fire department connection, a twin-inlet Siamese assembly at street level allowing fire brigade pumping appliances to supplement the building water supply during firefighting operations. The fire department connection must be clearly labelled, accessible from the street without obstruction, and fitted with protective caps on both inlets. Saudi Civil Defense inspectors check the fire department connection condition, cap presence, and accessibility at every annual licence inspection.
Fire Hose Reel Cabinet
A fire hose reel cabinet, also called a fire hose cabinet in the Saudi Arabia market, provides building occupants with a permanently connected semi-rigid hose covering approximately 22 metres from the cabinet position. Saudi Civil Defense requires fire hose reel cabinets in all commercial buildings. Multi Goals supplies EN 671-approved surface-mounted and recessed stainless steel enclosures in 20-metre and 25-metre configurations. Both terms, fire hose reel cabinet and fire hose cabinet, describe the same product.
Foam Fire Fighting System
A foam fire fighting system suppresses Class B flammable liquid fires in warehouses, petrochemical facilities, fuel storage areas, and manufacturing plants. Designed to NFPA 11 and NFPA 16 in low, medium, and high-expansion configurations. Foam systems work by blanketing the fuel surface to cut off oxygen supply and suppress vapour release. Multi Goals has installed foam fire fighting systems in Eastern Province industrial facilities and Jubail Industrial City, where flammable liquid storage is present alongside standard occupied areas. We design foam proportioning systems, bladder tanks, foam chambers, and monitor nozzles for both fixed and semi-fixed applications.
Deluge System
All heads permanently open, discharging simultaneously on a fire detection signal. Used for aircraft hangars, transformer bays, paint lines, and chemical process areas requiring rapid total-zone flooding. Designed to NFPA 15.
Fire Suppression Systems We Install in Saudi Arabia
Beyond water-based sprinkler and hydrant systems, Multi Goals provides specialist fire suppression
system installation for environments where water alone is insufficient or where clean agent protection
is required. As a fire fighting system company in Saudi Arabia, we design and install every suppression
type below to the applicable NFPA code with full Civil Defense approval.
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Water Mist Fire Suppression Systems
Water mist fire suppression systems use high-pressure nozzles to produce ultra-fine water droplets that cool the fire, displace oxygen, and suppress flames with significantly less water than traditional sprinklers. Water mist systems are ideal for data centres, electrical switchgear rooms, heritage buildings, hotels, and marine applications where water damage must be minimised. Multi Goals installs high-pressure and low-pressure water mist fire suppression systems to NFPA 750 with full Civil Defense approval.
CO2 Fire Fighting System
A CO2 fire fighting system uses carbon dioxide gas to displace oxygen and extinguish fires in enclosed spaces. CO2 fire fighting systems are used for electrical switchgear rooms, paint spray booths, printing presses, and industrial process equipment where a clean, electrically non-conductive, residue-free agent is required. Designed to NFPA 12. Multi Goals manages the complete CO2 fire fighting system lifecycle from risk assessment and design through fire suppression system installation, commissioning, and ongoing maintenance.
Aerosol Fire Fighting System
An aerosol fire fighting system generates a fine particulate cloud that chemically interrupts the fire chain reaction. Aerosol fire fighting systems are compact, require no pressurised piping, and are suitable for small enclosures such as electrical panels, generator rooms, engine compartments, and telecommunications cabinets. Multi Goals supplies and installs certified aerosol fire fighting systems for industrial and commercial applications across Saudi Arabia.
Commercial Fire Suppression Systems
Multi Goals delivers commercial fire suppression system solutions for office buildings, retail centres, hotels, hospitals, and mixed-use developments. A commercial fire suppression system typically combines sprinklers, fire hydrants, and gas suppression in a single integrated design. We handle the full fire suppression system installation from NFPA-compliant design and Civil Defense submission through commissioning and handover documentation.
Industrial Fire Suppression Systems
Multi Goals designs and installs industrial fire suppression systems for manufacturing plants, warehouses, oil and gas facilities, power stations, and petrochemical complexes. Industrial fire suppression systems often combine multiple technologies including deluge, foam, CO2, water mist, and aerosol suppression alongside standard sprinkler protection. Every industrial fire suppression system we deliver is designed to the specific NFPA code for the hazard type and backed by full hydraulic calculations.
Fire Fighting Pumps We Supply and Install
Every water-based fire fighting system requires a reliable fire fighting pump to deliver the design flow
rate and pressure to every sprinkler head, hydrant outlet, and hose reel in the building. Multi Goals
supplies, installs, and commissions fire fighting pumps to NFPA 20 and UL 448 across Saudi Arabia.
Fire water pumps we install include:
Electric fire fighting pumps for commercial buildings, hospitals, hotels, and data centres where reliable
mains power is available. Diesel fire fighting pumps for industrial facilities, warehouses, and sites
requiring independent power backup. Jockey pumps (pressure maintenance pumps) to keep the fire
fighting piping system pressurised between activations. Every fire fighting pump package includes UL-
listed controllers, test header assemblies, and NFPA 20 witnessed three-point acceptance testing at
churn, rated, and 150% flow.
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Portable Fire Fighting Pumps
For temporary construction sites, remote facilities, and emergency backup applications, Multi Goals supplies portable fire fighting pump units. A portable fire pump provides mobile fire water pumping capability where fixed installations are not yet commissioned or where temporary fire protection is required during construction. We also supply portable fire pump sets for agriculture and rural properties. For residential applications, a home fire fighting pump system provides dedicated fire water pressure to sprinkler systems in villas and residential compounds where municipal water pressure is insufficient for NFPA 13R or 13D compliance.
Why Hydraulic Calculations Cannot Be Skipped
NFPA 13 and NFPA 14 require full hydraulic calculations for all fire fighting systems. The calculation models the complete pipe network from the riser inlet to every sprinkler head and outlet, verifying that the system delivers the required design density in litres per minute per square metre over the design area at the available inlet pressure.
The five most common flow test failure causes we encounter in Saudi Arabia: incorrect NFPA 13 hazard classification (designing for light hazard in an ordinary hazard space), pipe network sized by rule-of-thumb rather than Hazen-Williams pressure loss calculation, fire pump selected without knowing the actual hydraulic demand, water supply assumed adequate without a field flow test at site survey, and ESFR heads specified in spaces where the ceiling geometry prevents them achieving the required K-factor discharge. Multi Goals conducts a water supply field test at every site survey before pipe network sizing begins.
Fire Fighting System Standards Applied in Saudi Arabia
Every fire fighting system Multi Goals designs complies with NFPA 11 for foam fire fighting systems, NFPA 12 for CO2 fire fighting systems, NFPA 13 for fire fighting sprinkler systems, NFPA 14 for standpipe and hose systems, NFPA 15 for water spray and deluge, NFPA 16 for foam-water systems, NFPA 20 for fire fighting pumps and fire water pumps, NFPA 25 for inspection testing and maintenance, and NFPA 750 for water mist fire suppression systems. All are referenced by SBC 801 and enforced by Saudi Civil Defense. Multi Goals designs to these codes for both GDCD submissions and Saudi Aramco engineering review where applicable.
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Looking for a trusted fire fighting system company in Saudi Arabia? Contact Multi Goals for a complete
fire fighting system design, equipment supply, and fire suppression system installation quotation anywhere
in the Kingdom. Our NFPA-certified engineers will conduct a water supply field test, perform full hydraulic
calculations, prepare the Civil Defense submission, and deliver a fixed-price proposal within 48 hours.