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STATEMENT OF WORK

Klamath Basin NWRC Type 6 Fire Engine Vehicle Outfit

E-8562 Uplift and Skid Unit/ Pump Package Install

1. GENERAL

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Klamath Basin National Wildlife Refuge Complex (4064 Hill Rd. Tulelake, CA 96134) has a need to outfit a new type 6 fire engine (Lic# FWS I586102) with the purchase and install of a lightbar package, center console with radios and speakers and skid engine unit. This vehicle is a GACC rostered type 6 engine for response to national wildland fires activities and emergency situations for the protection, conservation, and enhancement of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service lands, habitats, and surrounding communities.

2. SCOPE

Purchase, build, and install of skid unit with pump package, lights, and siren speakers for high visibility emergency response to wildland fires and emergency situations; purchase and install of center console with capabilities to mount and hardwire 2 mobile radios (provided by home unit) for communication with dispatch centers and surrounding resources when responding to and assigned to wildland fires and emergency situation;, install of all hardware/ wiring/ fuse boxes and circuit breakers needed to facilitate proper operations of all components.

Any substitutions from preferred models or that increase cost will require prior approval.

The requirements for this outfit and install are as follows:

Skid Unit

• 120" aluminum flatbed with draft hose storage compartment

• 24" front transverse box with built in dual directional slide tray

• 62" driver side box

• 62" passenger side box

• (2) 36" under body boxes

• (2) under reel equipment drawers

• tank top equipment basket

• chassis cab rack w/ spare tire bracket

• boxes to be 3/16" diamond plate tread, LED lighting, gas shocks, slam latch closure, turtle tile flooring

• smooth aluminum 1/8" material for baskets

400 GALLON PUMP PACKAGE

• 400 gallon poly tank

• 18HP Briggs & Stratton motor / CF-120 pump* Or EQUAL

• Dual Hannay mini electric hose reels* Or EQUAL

• stainless steel control panel

• stainless steel plumbing

• diamond plate tank top / rear platform

WHELEN EMERGENCY LIGHTING

• 54" Liberty II light bar* Or EQUAL

• (4) Ion front grill lights

• (2) Ion front fender lights

• (6) Ion side flatbed lights

• (4) Ion rear facing lights

• (2) 32" side facing scene lights recessed in upper compartment doors inside boxes

• (2) 32" side facing scene lights recessed in chassis cab rack

• 18" rear facing scene light

• Cencom Core, sync, CCTL6 controller, Cem16x2, composite siren, 911 harness with circuit board

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM / INTERIOR

• 20amp Kussmaul electrical system w/ super autoeject* Or EQUAL

• Troy Products, 30" wide body center console* Or EQUAL

• electronics tray under rear seat

• customer approved graphics

• install customer supplied radio(s)

3. PLACE/DELIVERY AND PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE:

Vehicle will be delivered to and picked up from Vendor facility only if within 250 miles of Klamath Basin by KBNWRC fire management personnel. If vendor facility is located beyond 250 miles, vendor is responsible for delivered to and pick up.

Total project timeline should not exceed 12 months if possible, delivery timeline will be an evaluation factor for award.

4. INSPECTION, ACCEPTANCE AND REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION:

Performance Test

A road test will be conducted with the apparatus fully loaded and a continuous run of ten

(10) miles or more will be made under adverse/ offroad driving conditions, during which time the apparatus will show no loss of power or overheating. The transmission drive shaft or shafts, and rear axles will run quietly and be free from abnormal vibration or noise throughout the operating range of the apparatus.

Refuge staff will determine evaluation and acceptance after performance test.

Documentation

Upon delivery, a completed vehicle sticker/label shall be attached to the completed apparatus in the cab on the driver’s side of the vehicle.

Build will adhere to all applicable items listed in The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 1900 Standard for Wildland Fire Apparatus current edition.

Documentation providing the following items will be provided with vehicle when build is complete:

A. Copy of warranty outlining coverage on the installed components B. Detailed engineering as built drawings for the following views:

1. Driver side

2. Passenger side

3. Top

4. Rear

5. Tank assembly and mounting details

6. Apparatus body frame and mounting details

7. Pump panel layout

8. Plumbing layout

9. Complete wiring diagrams; understandable by the field user

C. Service Protocol and Warranty document D. Certified weight slip(s) showing the completed vehicle weights with all fixed and portable equipment installed, all tanks full, and all personnel seating positions occupied with 250 pounds. The weight slip shall include tare weight, front axle weight and rear axle weights.

Weight documents shall be provided from a certified scale.

E. Copy of a Bill of Material listing Cascade Fire Equipment part numbers of components used

5. GOVERNMENT FURNISHED EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS:

• 2 Bendix King KNG M150 mobile radios

6. COORDINATORS:

Erik Blankenship, BC-8505 erik_blankenship@fws.gov/530-708-5958

Troy Parrish, Chief 8500 troy_parrish@fws.gov/541-274-1112 mailto:erik_blankenship@fws.gov mailto:troy_parrish@fws.gov