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Attachment B – Scope of Work
Range Trend Project Camp Trailer Minimum Specifications
The range trend crew uses camp trailers as the base of operations and living quarters while performing fieldwork. Individuals live in the trailers Monday through Thursday generally beginning in mid-May through the end of August. Because the trailers will be used by the range trend project for up to 15 years or more, they must be durable. In addition, the camp trailers are lived in for extended lengths of time during the summer months and need to endure standard, everyday use for many years. Trailers must be able to be towed to campsites over rough terrain (i.e. mountainous dirt roads) without dragging bottom or having parts rattle lose inside (e.g. cabinet doors, refrigerator door, oven door, windows etc.). Storage capacity is also important. This includes storing capacities for fresh water, gray water and adequate storage space for work gear, food items and personal gear. The trailer needs to adequately accommodate at least (5) adults with separate sleeping facilities for each (five separate beds of at least 74” in length and rated at 250lbs). At least (1) slide out in the bunkroom to allow adequate room for four adults to sleep comfortably inside of bunkroom.
Dealer needs to be located in Utah for warranty/repairs and for the initial setup of the equalizer hitch to the truck that will pull the trailer.
Must take delivery of trailer no later than May 1, 2023.
The diagrams below are examples of trailer floorplans that would be suitable for the Range Trend Project.
Range Trend Project Camp Trailer Minimum Specifications Foremost, the trailers must be safe. Other minimum specifications include:
| Carrying Capacity |
| At least 1100 lbs |
| Trailer Weight |
| Dry weight less than 8500lbs |
| Trailer length |
| Less than 37 feet |
| Tires |
| ST 225/75-15D or equivalent (Increased ground clearance) |
| Fresh Water System |
| 40 gallons or greater |
| Gray Water System |
| 40 gallons or greater |
| Frame |
| Cambered structural steel I-beam frame |
| Interior Floor |
| Minimum of 2" x 3" construction |
| Bunkroom Design |
| Slide out in bunkroom, 4 individual beds in bunkroom |
| Insulation |
| R-7 insulation for wall, roof and floor, fully enclosed underbelly |
| Sleeping |
| 5 or more beds, ≥74” in length, rated at 250lbs or more |
| LP Gas Capacity |
| 60 lbs (14 gallons) |
| Jacks |
| Power Stabilizer Jacks and Power Tongue Jack |
| Power accessories |
| Two - 6 volt batteries, minimum of 200 watt solar panel (Capable of running off grid for 7-14 days) |
| Exterior |
| Spare tire and carrier |
| Interior Ceiling Height |
| 80” or greater interior ceiling height |
| Ground clearance |
| Adequately able to traverse unpaved mountainous roads |
| Towing |
| Equalizer hitch with sway control |
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