ARFF Body Damage Pictures.pdf
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- Aircraft Rescue firefighting Vehicle Body Repair
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- FA483025Q0023
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The file contains multiple images documenting damage to an Oshkosh Striker 3000AF Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) vehicle, likely a 2016 model with Vehicle Identification Number 10TADLJF6GA774783. The images show various points of exterior body damage, including:
- Significant damage to multiple body panels, including torn and cracked sections on both the driver's and passenger's sides of the vehicle
- Damage locations include areas near the engine compartment, rear sections, and side panels
- The damage appears to be extensive, with visible tears, punctures, and deformations in the bright red vehicle's bodywork
The accompanying contract opportunity details indicate this is part of a market research effort by Moody Air Force Base to find a vendor capable of performing comprehensive body repair on this specific ARFF vehicle. The repair scope includes vehicle pickup via flatbed, transportation to a repair facility, performing repairs according to a Statement of Work, and returning the vehicle to Moody AFB for inspection and acceptance.
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Driver’s side damage (towarde the rear of the engine compartment)
Passenger’s side with OEM Mounting bracket
Driver’s side damage (towards the front of the engine compartment). Body pulled away to show bracket
| C-12 Body Work Repair |
| Slide Number 1 |
| Slide Number 2 |
| Slide Number 3 |
| Slide Number 4 |
| Slide Number 5 |
| Slide Number 6 |
| Crash Firetruck Damage Pictures |
| Crash12 3.pdf |
| Crash12 4.pdf |
| Crash12 Driver Side Panel 1.pdf |
| Crash12 2.pdf |
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