1373_SpecSheet_051923.docx

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The provided document is a specification sheet for a service body to be installed on a 2021 RAM 3500 single rear wheel cab and chassis truck for the Department of Agriculture Forest Service. The service body must be approximately 98 inches long, 35 to 45 inches in height, with 10 to 15 inch deep compartments and a bed width of 45 to 50 inches. The service body must have a 2 inch or larger hitch receiver and two compartments with venting. The service body can be fiberglass or steel and should follow common configurations from major manufacturers like Reading, Knapheide, Stahl, or BrandFX. The related federal contract opportunity is Solicitation Number 1240LQ24Q0060 for the purchase and installation of the service body within 60 days of the award date. The service body is required for WCF Fleet Equipment number 1373 to support wildland fire operations.

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· ONE SERVICE BODY TO FIT: 2021 RAM 3500 SINGLE REAR WHEEL CAB AND CHASSIS 56" CTA (BED DELETE VERSION)

FIBERGLASS OR STEEL

LENGTH – approximately 98”

HEIGHT – 35” TO 45”

COMPARTMENT DEPTH – 10 to 15”

BED WIDTH – 45 TO 50 INCHES

HITCH RECIEVER – 2” Or larger

COMPARTMENT VENTING – 2 COMPARTMENTS (ONE REAR , ONE OVER WHEEL)

Ideal configuration has “B” compartment style layout with compartment of apprx. 66” length.

If procuring an “A” compartment layout is considerably more expeident it will be acceptable.

Examples from Major Manufactures Reading/Knapheide/BrandFX/Stahl

READING

KNAPHEIDE

STAHL

BRAND FX (FIBERGLASS)

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