4_Exhibit_A-1_A-2_Tech_and_Deliverables_Table.xlsx

This is a Technical Requirements and Deliverables exhibit for RFQ 10841243 issued by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR), Division of Rehabilitative Programs, Office of Correctional Education. The procurement seeks a wheel alignment system (WAS) including removal of existing equipment, installation, training, certification opportunities, and extended warranty coverage for multiple CDCR institutions. The technical requirements specify that the WAS must accommodate tire diameters from 19" to 39", track widths from 48" to 96", and wheelbases from 79" to 180", and include essential components such as a steering wheel holder, two wheel chocks, brake holder, VIN scanner, color inkjet printer, storage stand, 24" flat panel monitor, wheel clamps with XD targets, and a compensation-warn-alert system. The system must operate on 110V-240V AC single-phase power with a minimum 15 Amp capacity and include continuous third camera calibration with integrated Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) capability. Deliverables include site surveys to be completed within 30 to 120 days after purchase order receipt, removal and relocation of existing equipment with forklift service, installation in accordance with manufacturer specifications and applicable regulations, and installation verification prior to training commencement.

Training requirements mandate onsite operational instruction for CDCR instructors and institution staff on weekdays between 6:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., with training documentation provided to the CDCR program manager within 10 days of completion. Following initial installation and training, all ongoing and refresher training must be conducted virtually through contractor-hosted tutorial modules on YouTube accessible on demand. The contractor must ensure the equipment manufacturer offers nationally recognized student certification credentials through NC3 National Coalition. Warranty coverage must include a minimum of one year from delivery and installation or the contractor's standard warranty period, whichever is longer, plus extended coverage of minimum five years for parts and five years for labor and travel from the installation date. Digital warranty documents must be provided to both the CDCR program manager and individual site instructors, and the contractor must coordinate the installation schedule with the CDCR program manager, with installation contingent upon completion of site surveys and resolution of any identified constraints.