B08_Solicitation_(Attachment_01_SOW).pdf

National Park Service

Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park

Patrol Vehicle Commissioning

Scope of Work

The National Park Service (NPS), Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park (BLCA) requires one new vehicle to be commissioned for FY2025. Interested contractors will be required to quote for the entire project. The government may choose, at its sole discretion, to contract any of the components individually or contract the entire project at once.

See below for project requirements and specifications. If the required work is not listed in the Scope of Work (SOW), questions can be directed to the Contracting Officer only. Direct all questions to Contracting Officer James Bissaillon via email to:

james_bissaillon@nps.gov

1. 2025 Ford F150 (4x4, Special Service Model), Marked Patrol Vehicle

LOCATION OF WORK:

Work will be completed at the contractor’s location of choice as long as the location and vehicle can be secured while the work is being accomplished and within 300 miles of Montrose, CO. A commissioned NPS Ranger will deliver and pick up the vehicle from the contractor’s location.

SUMMARY OF WORK:

The end result of this contract is for the government to have a fully functioning commissioned law enforcement patrol vehicle.

The contractor shall provide and install all the required equipment as listed in the SOW.

While the NPS will provide the Radio and Radar to be installed.

The contractor shall test all installed equipment to ensure proper function and workmanship before delivery of the vehicle to NPS. The contractor shall review and demonstrate full functionality of all equipment upon pickup of vehicle.

Vehicle

2025 Ford F150 4x4 Special Service Model -Marked unit. Color- White

SUMMARY OF WORK:

The end result of this contract is for the government to have a fully functioning commissioned patrol vehicle.

DESCRIPTION OF WORK:

The contractor shall reuse if possible and install the following items provided by the National Park Service.

1. Install provided Motorola O5 APX Mobile Radio and Speaker

a. Location: Center Console.

b. **Installer to provide magnet mic mounts for radio and PA, and Rooftop

Antenna or Antenna to be attached to “Headache Rack”**

2. Install provided Stalker Dual SL police radar unit with front and rear antennas.

Dash Mount hardware included.

a. Location: Front antenna hard mounted to driver side front pillar or dash.

Rear antenna hard mounted on driver side rear pillar, interior roof or mounted to the exterior of the prisoner transport cage. Counter unit mounted on top center of dash or drivers’ side front pillar.

The contractor shall purchase new and install the following items.

1. Setina PB450L4 or PN450L6 lighted push bumper.

a. With (2 or 4) front facing and (2) side facing LEDS. Split Red/Blue/White.

b. Front bumper mounted.

2. Setina Single Prisoner Partition, #7 SPT Expanded Metal Partition Part# 1K0576FDT15F150EDR

3. Setina Double T-Rail electronic weapons mount, partition mount, AR-15/

Rem870 mount w/#2 key back-up release. Electronic release to be controlled by siren controller with secondary manual release button.

a. Location: Hard mounted in between front seats on partition.

4. Back Rack Headache Rack (BRK10900) w/Install Kit (BRK30123), Light Bar Brackets (BRK91006), Antenna Mount (BRK91008) and Side facing LED Light Bracket (unknown part number)

a. Picture of BackRack preferred and current setup in use to include the light bar bracket, antenna bracket and side facing LED light bracket.

5. Motorola (compatible) Rooftop antenna compatible with APX mobile unit.

a. Location: In manufacturer specified location.

6. Troy Center Console and Mount (or equivalent), with mounting options for radio and siren control box, multiple power supplies USB and 12 volt power outlets w/caps, dual cupholder insert and all faceplates to fill and fit equipment.

a. Location: In manufacturer specified location far forward as possible.

b. Magnet mic mounts for both radio and PA

c. Picture provided from current F150 in use (configure similar to current)

7. Whelen Cencom Core WeCanX Siren controller with speaker and OBDII interface

a. Location of siren speaker to be mounted on push bumper or hidden.

8. Whelen EB2DEDE 54” LED WeCanX compatible Lightbar/Arrowstik RED & BLUE w/ Takedowns and Alley Lights

a. Location: Back Rack mounted

9. Exterior LED lights, Side RED/BLUE flashers (side mounted on Back Rack)

a. Location: mounted to side bracket from the Back Rack Headache Rack

(as seen in picture above)

10. Headlight and Rear lights, additional “WigWag” style white flashing lights installed or programed into Headlights and Rear Taillights if possible.

11. Whelen Arges spotlight, mount and controller

a. Installed drivers side in industry standard location.

b. Controller in center console.

12. Vehicle system voltage monitor with shut off timer, to sperate vehicle aftermarket systems from stock vehicle electronics.

a. Location: Hard mounted in an accessible area near or attached to the center console or engine compartment. Timer set to 30 min delay off.

This device would allow emergency equipment (i.e. Mobile Radio and Siren Control/Lightbar to continue to operate when the vehicle ignition was turned off and prevent battery drainage).

13. WeBoost OTR 4g/5g capable cell signal booster.

a. Location: Installed with power supply hidden and power integrated into

ChargeGuard system. Interior antenna positioned optimal for front passenger usage. Exterior antenna mounted on Back Rack in location not to interfere with 2-way radio antenna or reception.

14. Decked Bed Storage- 2 Draw System w/ Premium Accessory Pack and Door Locks

a. Location to be installed per manufacture recommendations in the truck bed

ALL new wiring, fuses and associated materials for all electronic wiring. Wire loom shall cover all exposed wiring or wiring in areas that may get damaged.

*** Part Numbers listed above are for 2024 models and are provided for reference, 2025 model part numbers may be different ***

Programing Notes for lights and accessories. If any questions exist, please reference your Ranger point of contact.

1. Programing Notes for police lights

a. All lights shall be programmed through the Siren Controller with directional controls to the industry standard. Light slide position: 1-All rear facing lights flash. Position 2- All rear, side and forward facing lights flash-NO takedowns/white light flash. Position 3- All lights active.

Button positions (Top row: Left to right) Left traffic arrow/Right arrow, Center out traffic arrow, Left alley/right alley, weapons lock release.

(Bottom Row, left to right): Take down, Scene, Dim, Cruise/all red-blue steady burn dim.

2. Programing Notes for accessories

a. The Siren Controller should function as switch for all accessories.

b. We request full functionality of PA speaker switches and radio broadcast switches compatible with the Motorola mobile radio provided.

c. We request the electronic weapons release controlled by a timed button on the siren controller head. As well as an additional “master” cut off switch(rocker) mounted concealed under the console, to shut off weapons lock system.

WARRANTY:

The contractor shall provide a one-year warranty on all labor. If installed equipment malfunctions within a year of completion the contractor shall in a timely manner access the malfunction to determine if there was faulty labor or equipment. If labor is found to be at fault the contractor shall fix or replace the equipment at no cost to the government. If the equipment is found to be at fault the contractor shall supply a quote to obtain and replace the faulty equipment and replace under factory warranty if applicable. The government reserves the right to obtain a second opinion.

VERIFICATION:

Contractor must verify all quantities, dimensions, capabilities, and compatibilities affecting the work of this contract before ordering products. The contractor must test dimensions, capabilities, and compatibilities for provided equipment the government wishes recycled such as light bars, passenger cages, etc. If an item cannot be reused the contractor shall contact the Contracting Officer and request permission before purchasing the replacement or amending their quote.

During the solicitation phase, all questions shall be sent to: james_bissaillon@nps.gov