Exhibit A - Lighting Installation Typical Photos 2026.pdf

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LED WUP ONLY Emergency Lighting Packages & Installation
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RFP 751 260000001646 1
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Michigan

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This file is an exhibit document containing typical installation photographs for emergency LED lighting packages in Michigan, showcasing various applications across multiple vehicle and equipment categories. The exhibit displays standard installation examples for snowmobile lighting, off-road vehicle (ORV) lighting, dirt bike and motorcycle lighting, personal watercraft lighting, and associated wiring installation configurations. These photographs serve as reference materials to demonstrate the proper installation methods and expected outcomes for the LED emergency lighting packages and installation services being procured through this contract opportunity.

The images provide visual guidance for bidders and installation personnel regarding the correct placement, mounting, and electrical integration of LED lighting systems across diverse vehicle platforms. By presenting typical installations across snowmobiles, ORVs, dirt bikes, motorcycles, personal watercraft, and standard wiring setups, this exhibit establishes visual standards for quality and consistency in the lighting installation work required under the contract. This reference material is intended to ensure that all proposed installations meet established specifications and that bidders understand the scope of work involving both the supply of LED emergency lighting packages and their professional installation across the specified vehicle categories.

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EXHIBIT A - PHOTO TYPICAL INSTALLATIONS

SNOWMOBILE LIGHTING

ORV LIGHTING

DIRT BIKE / MOTORCYCLE LIGHTING

PERSONAL WATERCRAFT LIGHTING

WIRING INSTALLATION TYPICAL

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