Attachment 4 District Configuration Packages FY28 FINAL.xlsx

This is a District Configuration Packages specification document for the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) for Fiscal Year 2028, detailing standardized equipment and component specifications for snow and ice control vehicles across seven regional districts. The document establishes configuration requirements for three truck types—Single Axle, Tandem Axle, and Towplow—across the Northwest (NW), Northeast (NE), Kansas City (KC), Central District (CD), Saint Louis (SL), Southwest (SW), and Southeast (SE) regions. Each district configuration specifies component selections including tarp systems, LED warning lights, spreader controllers, hydraulic control lever types, surface temperature sensors, backup cameras, loop mode configurations, and glad-hand configurations. The specifications ensure consistency in equipment functionality while allowing for regional variations based on operational needs, with most districts utilizing Hardwired control types except the Central District, which employs Multiplexed systems. All districts standardize on ECCO EC7000-QM backup cameras and Closed loop mode configurations.

The document establishes uniform component specifications across all seven districts with minimal regional variation, primarily differentiating between control system types and hydraulic lever configurations. Most districts employ Air or Manual Cable hydraulic control systems, with the Central District uniquely specifying Multifunction Joystick controls for Single and Tandem Axle trucks and Individual Electric Joysticks for Towplows. Surface temperature sensor selections vary by district, with most utilizing PreCise ARC Wireless systems while the Northeast and Central Districts specify Roadwatch systems. Spreader controller selections differ, with most districts using Force America models (5100EX or 6100) while the Northeast and Central Districts specify Bosch CS660 controllers. The Saint Louis district uniquely specifies Noslo LED warning lights and Shurco tarps. Glad-hand configurations reflect operational requirements, with most districts standardized on 90-degree elbows and 10-inch hoses, though the Central, Saint Louis, Southwest, and Southeast districts include plugged bulkheads with components stored in toolboxes for certain configurations.