Exhibit I - Specifications

NABI Miscellaneous Parts

Document Control # Workflow ID Revision #

NSB-3658 2694401 2

Effective Date: March 16, 2022

Name Title

Originator: Rijin Easow Engineering Specialist

Approver: Theresa Smith Manager, Bus Fleet Engineering

Revision # Description Initials Release # Date

2 Affirmed requirements, updated to new format

RE DCE-3129 03/16/2022

1 Remove 4.0 (F), EPA Certifications HN DCE-2998 04/29/2020

0 Initial Release HN DRE-2909 07/14/2016

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Table of Contents

1.0 Scope

2.0 Reference Documentation

3.0 Definitions and Abbreviations

4.0 Requirements

5.0 Verification

6.0 Packaging

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1.0 Scope

This Specification outlines the requirements for replacement of NABI miscellaneous parts, which are used on the Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) NABI Low Floor CNG Bus

Fleet. All items required for this specification are listed in the Schedule of this solicitation.

2.0 Reference Documentation

The Contractor shall be responsible for obtaining the following documents with latest revisions and shall comply therewith.

ODC

NUMBER

DESCRIPTION

NLB-1615 Maintenance Manual, NABI

NLB-1634 Parts Manual, NABI

3.0 Definitions and Abbreviations

CNG Compressed Natural Gas

°F Degrees Fahrenheit (Unit of Temperature)

ODC Operations Document Control

NABI North American Bus Industries

OEM Original Equipment Manufacturer

ESD Electrostatic Discharge

4.0 Requirements

A. All products must meet the form, fit and function of the OEM products listed.

B. All products shall have a minimum of three (3) years of transit field experience under conditions of –15 to 115°F, like those found in Dallas, Texas.

C. All products shall be a commercially available design.

D. All products shall interface to existing system without any modifications to the products, vehicle or systems currently installed.

E. All products must meet the following criteria (if applicable).

• Pressure

• Voltage

• Envelope

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5.0 Verification

Upon request, the Contractor agrees to supply at no cost to DART samples of the products proposed for testing prior to contract award. Samples will be available and submitted to

DART within five (5) days of request, oral and/or written, by DART and will be returned at Contractor’s cost only on request from Contractor after testing is complete. Parts returned may not be in the same condition as originally sent to and received by DART.

Function test (if required) is verification that the parts meet the manufacturer’s specification and/or performance requirements.

6.0 Packaging

A. Product shall be packaged to best industry practice to prevent damage. The packing slip shall include DART purchase order number, DART part number, manufacturer part number, manufacturer name and part description. The packaging exterior (e.g., individual part bag, box) shall include manufacturer’s part number and manufacturer’s name.

B. Parts that are packaged as a kit shall be within corrugated containers (or equivalent) and shall have voids filled on all sides of the containerized material.

C. Where the part size permits, containers should be designed in a modular fashion to fit on standard pallet sizes. The pallet must be designed to accommodate the part(s) length and weight, keeping the material within the confines of the pallet (i.e., material shall not overhang the footprint dimensions of the pallet.) Size carton(s) modularly to the pallet to eliminate voids and minimize shifting of packages on pallets.

D. Strapping should be used only in vertical alignment.

E. The use of horizontal banding is a poor packaging practice and may require an upgrade of the corrugated paperboard and/or the addition of corner supports.

F. Plastic and metal banding must be applied using proper tension settings. Excessive tension can lead to container failure and poor load containment as well as pallet failure.

G. When banding to corrugated cartons, use of corner or edge protectors is required as necessary to prevent the collapse of carton edges.

H. Use of plastic (stretch) film for unitization is considered an acceptable material.

Linear Low-Density Polyethylene (LLDPE) Stretch Film or equivalent shall be utilized for parts’ kit packaging applications.

I. Product shall be packaged to provide maximum protection against shock, vibration, ESD, abrasion, thermal and other types of damage during shipment.