Exhibit 13 - Aircraft Questionnaire_SEAT.pdf

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Single Engine Airtanker (SEATS)
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1251
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Idaho

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This is an Aircraft Questionnaire form related to the Idaho Department of Lands' Request for Proposal for two Single Engine Airtanker (SEATS) aircraft, classified as Type 3, that must be Interagency carded and approved. The RFP solicits proposals from qualified contractors to provide fully operational aircraft with qualified and proficient personnel, along with all associated equipment necessary for firefighting and land management operations. The proposal submission deadline is April 15, 2026, with the RFP posted on March 13, 2026. The contract requires contractors to maintain two aircraft simultaneously and ensure all personnel meet established proficiency standards and Interagency card certification requirements.

The available documentation does not disclose specific pricing terms, contract award value, or budget range for this procurement. No set-asides, disadvantaged enterprise preferences, or restrictions on bidder eligibility are identified in the materials. The contract term, renewal options, and specific funding sources are not detailed in the provided file. No incumbent vendors or current contractors are identified, and no existing infrastructure or technology integration requirements are specified.

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EXHIBIT 13

AIRCRAFT QUESTIONNAIRE - SEAT

This questionnaire accurately completed will be used to determine the proposed aircraft payload capability.

REPRODUCE AND SUBMIT FOR EACH AIRCRAFT OFFERED - COMPLETE SHADED BLOCKS

Minimum Aircraft Requirements:

Must have a Standard and/or Restricted Airworthiness Certificate.

Aircraft certified under 14 CFR 23 or 25.

An aircraft make, and model for which engineering and logistical support, for continued airworthiness, is provided from the current type certificate holder or supplemental type certificate holder.

Minimum 1220 Shaft Horsepower VFR, Day Tank capacity of minimum 800 US gallons.

Aircraft capable of dispensing both water and fire retardant.

Minimum payload of 6,900 pounds with 2 hours and 30 minutes endurance, and 200 lb. pilot at 5,000’ PA Capable of operating from 5,000 ft. gravel runway at @ 7,000 ft PA and 30ºC, empty tank.

Cruise airspeed of at least 140 kts true airspeed at 7,000 ft PA and 30ºC, empty tank.

Aircraft must have the IAB approved, or Interim approved gate installed on the aircraft at the time of inspection.

All firefighting equipment must be available or installed at the time of inspection.

Payload amounts must be computed by using Exhibit 8: Airplane Approximate “Recommended Cruise” Fuel Consumption Rates, performance data from the Aircraft Flight Manual, weight and balance report, and equipment list that you provide.

Aircraft Make and Model FAA Registration # Serial # Cruise Airspeed

Tanker Number(s) If assigned Fire Gate Model Engine Installed

Aircraft Equipped Weight (Your aircraft weight & balance report & equipment list will be used to substantiate this weight – see note 1. below) Currently Installed Aircraft Equipment to be Removed to Achieve Offered Payload Below (If none, indicate NONE)

Equipment to be Added to Meet the Aircraft Specifications Requirements (If none, indicate

NONE)

EQUIPMENT ITEM WEIGHT EQUIPMENT ITEM WEIGHT

ENTER YOUR PROPOSED AIRCRAFT PAYLOAD (The aircraft make, model and payload that we confirm with you will be made a part of your offer and will be binding under any resulting contract.)

Note: By signing below, I acknowledge that I have included the following documentation to support the minimum aircraft requirements in Sections A and B:

(1) Current aircraft weight and balance report, as specified in Section B Weight and Balance

(2) Aircraft equipment list certified accurate at the time of weighing and any revisions to the list,

(3) Applicable Performance Charts

(4) Calculations showing performance characteristics of the aircraft. Calculations must include weight of the aircraft in contract configuration, crew, and fuel. (use 6.7 lbs. per gal. for fuel weight)

(5) 14 CFR Part 137 Certificate

By signing below, I certify to the best of my knowledge that the above information is accurate.

Name and Signature of Representative Completing this Form Date

OFFEROR’S NAME

DRAFT

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Aircraft Make and ModelRow1:
FAA Registration Row1:
Serial Row1:
Cruise AirspeedRow1:
Tanker Numbers If assignedRow1:
Fire Gate ModelRow1:
Engine InstalledRow1:
Cruise AirspeedRow3:
Cruise AirspeedAircraft Equipped Weight Your aircraft weight balance report equipment list will be used to substantiate this weight see note 1 below:
EQUIPMENT ITEMRow1:
WEIGH TRow1:
EQUIPMENT ITEMRow1_2:
WEIGHTRow1:
EQUIPMENT ITEMRow2:
WEIGH TRow2:
EQUIPMENT ITEMRow2_2:
WEIGHTRow2:
EQUIPMENT ITEMRow3:
WEIGH TRow3:
EQUIPMENT ITEMRow3_2:
WEIGHTRow3:
EQUIPMENT ITEMRow4:
WEIGH TRow4:
EQUIPMENT ITEMRow4_2:
WEIGHTRow4:
ENTER YOUR PROPOSED AIRCRAFT PAYLOAD The aircraft make model and payload that we:
Date1_af_date:
Representative Printed Name:
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