Attachment 1 Elevated Tactics System_ETS BPA SOO_20Jul26.pdf
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This is a Statement of Objectives (SOO) for a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) issued by the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Finance and Facilities Division Procurement Section on 20 July 2026.
The FBI seeks to establish a five-year BPA with a single vendor to supply Elevated Tactics Systems (ETS) for the Aviation Support Unit and CIRG Division. The estimated total contract value is approximately $2.5 million over the five-year ordering period, with prices subject to escalation adjustments at the beginning of each ordering period. The primary objective is to secure a reliable vendor capable of supplying ETS systems that enhance tactical advantage and operator safety during multi-level structural interventions while reducing reliance on traditional ladders. The three core outcomes are: (1) delivery of a dominant assault force through simultaneous entry and instant stack positioning, (2) radical reduction in time-on-target with compressed timelines and mechanical speed, and (3) maximum operator survivability through mobile cover and reduced physical fatigue.
Performance requirements specify a host vehicle consisting of a 2025 or newer model Ford 550 XL truck (black, regular cab with 7.3L V8 gas engine or 6.7L V8 turbo diesel upgrade, 4x4 wheel drive) equipped with a Mobile Adjustable Ramp System (MARS) featuring dual extendable hydraulic ramps capable of reaching maximum height with full extension in less than 10 seconds. The system must include heavy-duty construction with aircraft-grade aluminum and stainless-steel components, safety railing systems, rear access ladders, removal jacks, and a Multi-Angle Extension Ramp (MER). Additional components include a Side Deployment Rail, Side Assault System with two sets of stringers, trays and running boards, wireless remote controller, in-cab control pendant connector, NIJ 3 armored windshield, roll-up storage door equipment boxes, and a Rear Deployment Deck (RDD) with rear articulating stairway, saddle box, crew seating for eight additional persons, and rear tactical steps.
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
FINANCE AND FACILITIES DIVISION | PROCUREMENT SECTION
Elevated Tactics System BPA Version 1.0 Page 1
Elevated Tactics System (ETS)
For
Aviation Support Unit (ASU)/
CIRG Division
Statement of Objectives (SOO)
20 July 2026
Elevated Tactics System BPA Version 1.0 Page 2
Statement of Objectives (SOO) for Elevated Tactics System (ETS) BPA -
1. Background
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is tasked to protect and defend against threats that require the movement of tactical operators and equipment to a variety of tactical targets. These targets may be in austere environments requiring specializing equipment. This equipment is integral to the FBI’s law enforcement and national security missions, and to maintain the operational readiness. To meet this need, the FBI intends to award a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) to a vendor able to supply Elevated Tactics Systems (ETS) over a five (5) year period of performance.
2. Objective
The primary objective of this BPA is to secure a reliable vendor able to supply Elevated Tactics Systems (ETS) systems to maximize tactical advantage and operator safety during multi-level structural interventions by eliminating tactical bottlenecks of traditional ladders. These non-negotiable capabilities are required to successfully execute high-threat, multi-level structural interventions.
3. Scope of Work
Failure to meet any of these performance parameters may result in mission failure or unacceptable risks to personnel.
The BPA will cover the following three (3) core outcomes:
• Delivery of a dominant assault force: Simultaneous entry and instant stack positioning.
• Radical Reduction in Time-On-Target: Compressed timeline and mechanical speed.
• Maximum Operator Survivability: Mobile cover and reduced physical fatigue.
4. Performance Requirements for a One Single Ramp (OSR) and Rear Deployment Deck (RDD). These are the minimum requirements:
• ETS host vehicle o Brand name or equal to a 2025 or newer model Ford 550 XL
Black, Regular Cab, 7.3L V8 Gas engine with Equipment Stowage Saddle Box
6.7L V8 Turbo Diesel Upgrade 4x4 Wheel Drive o Side Deployment Rail (SDR) o Side Assault System (SAS) – (Includes two (2) sets of SAS Stringers, Trays &
Running Boards o Wireless Remote Controller (WRC)
Elevated Tactics System BPA Version 1.0 Page 3 o In-Cab Control Pendant Connector o NIJ 3 Armored Windshield o Roll-Up Storage Door Equipment Boxes
• Mobile Adjustable Ramp System (MARS) o Dual Extendable Hydraulic Ramp Permits simultaneous, multi-story entry.
Internally stowed extension to allow for maximum reach and vehicle front-end clearance.
Capable of reaching max height with full extension in less than 10 seconds.
o Heavy Duty Construction
Aircraft grade aluminum, high strength steel and stainless-steel fasteners Anodized aluminum components (mild steel components – powder coated for corrosion and weathered resistance) Truss framing spans the vehicle (supports all components of the system) Ramp surface constructed of slip resistant traction grating exceeding US
Federal Spec RRG-16021A requirements.
o Safety Railing System
Stainless steel with sand blasted texture finish for enhanced grip Folds down or can be quickly removed to reduce overall system height for transport and low clearance needs.
o Accessory Mount Yokes
Anodized solid aluminum brackets for optional equipment to be mounted to front of internally stowed extension ramps.
o Rear Access Ladders Two (2) mounted to the rear to allow access to deck surface from the ground.
o System Removal Jacks
Four (4) removal jacks Removed from or installed onto hoist vehicle in approximately five (5) minutes.
o Multi-Angle Extension Ramp (MER)
Provide additional 48” (1.2m) of linear deck surface to the end of each extension ramp.
MAR Rear Deployment Deck (RDD) o Rear Articulating Stairway
Transforms rear staging area into a high-speed access route for evacuation and assault purpose to and from the main ramp surface.
o Saddle Box Large equipment storage enclosure to house Side Assault System (SAS).
o Crew Area Seating and Storage
Elevated Tactics System BPA Version 1.0 Page 4
Two (2) benches seating capacity up to eight (8) additional person to ride beneath the rear deck.
Underneath four (4) lockable enclosures for extra storage of gear and equipment.
o Rear Tactical Step Two-tier staircase for easier access into Crew Seating Area, Rear
Articulating Stairway and Rear Access Ladders Steps constructed from traction grating material exceeding US Federal
Spec RRG-1602A requirements
5. Contracting and Performance Period
The BPA will have a 5-year ordering period, with prices subject to escalation if required at the beginning of each ordering period. This structure allows the FBI to ensure continuous support while accounting for potential changes in pricing over the contract period.
7. Estimated Total Value
The total estimated value for the BPA is approximately $2.5 million over the 5-year ordering period.
The total estimated value for the BPA is approximately $2.5 million over the 5-year ordering period.
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