Diesel Trash Pump Specifications~1.docx
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- IEMA-OHS Diesel Trash Pumps
- Solicitation number
- 26-588IEMA-MGMTA-B-50672
- Issued by
- Illinois
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This is a specifications document for diesel trash pumps sought by the Illinois Emergency Management Agency - Office of Homeland Security for three units. The pumps must be capable of moving 3,200 gallons per minute with a maximum head of 300 feet and constructed from heavy-duty 65-46-12 ductile iron to handle passage of 3-inch solids without damage. Each pump shall be equipped with a current production, liquid-cooled, turbo-charged 4-cylinder diesel engine rated at a minimum of 149 horsepower, meeting Tier 4 emissions standards, and featuring a dry-style air cleaner, fuel filter water separator, 12-volt electrical system with alternator/regulator, maintenance-free battery, engine oil cooler, and 110-gallon fuel tank capacity.
Each pump unit includes a comprehensive hose and fitting package consisting of two 8-inch by 10-foot suction hoses, four 8-inch by 50-foot suction hoses, a metal strainer, four 8-inch by 50-foot lay-flat discharge hoses, two 8-inch by 150-foot outtake hoses, four elbows, and all necessary fittings and gaskets for connections. The pumps must be mounted on towable trailers equipped with 3-inch pintle hitches, dual axles with four tires, and all required lighting, reflectors, and conspicuity tape compliant with Illinois Vehicle Code standards, including turn signals and taillights. A 7-way SAE/ATA-approved connector with round pins and sockets is required, with the plug installed on the trailer and socket provided for truck installation. Each pump must operate continuously for a minimum of 8 hours without interruption.
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| Offer to State of Illinois~2.pdf | ||
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Diesel Trash Pump Specifications
1. Must move 3,200 gallons per minute with a maximum head of 300ft.
2. Must be made out of heavy duty 65-46-12 ductile iron.
3. Needs to be able to pass 3 inch solids without damage.
4. The pump shall be provided with current production liquid cooled, turbo-charged, 4-cylinder, diesel engine meeting the following:
a. Minimum 149 horsepower diesel engine
b. Tier 4 emissions
c. Dry style air cleaner
d. Fuel filter water separator
e. 12-volt electrical system
f. Alternator/regulator
g. Maintenance free battery
h. Engine oil cooler
i. 110 gallon fuel capacity minimum
5. The pump shall include the following hoses:
a. 2 each – 8”x 10’ black suction hose
b. 4 each – 8” x 50’ black suction hose
c. 1 each – Metal Strainer
d. 4 each – 8” x 50’ lay-flat discharge hose
e. 2 each – 8” x 150’ outtake hose
f. 4 each – elbows
g. All fittings and gaskets necessary to connect both the suction and discharge hose sections.
6. The pump must be towable with the following included:
a. 3 inch pintle hitch
b. Dual axel with 4 tires.
c. The unit shall include all lighting, reflectors and conspicuity tape to comply with the requirements of The Illinois Vehicle Code including turn signals and taillights.
d. A 7-way connector, utilizing round pins and sockets, SAE/ATA approved, plug portion installed on trainer with lead long enough to allow for turning movements of the trailer, with the pin portion or socket being provided with the truck installation.
7. Pump must be capable of running a minimum of 8 hours at a time.
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