High-Mobility Firefighting Water Tanker.xlsx
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This file contains technical specifications for a High-Mobility Firefighting Water Tanker (2 units) intended to support emergency response operations in Georgia under a humanitarian procurement initiative by the Department of the Army Materiel Command Army Contracting Command. The vehicle specifications detail a 4x4 all-wheel-drive diesel-powered tanker with manual transmission, minimum 270 horsepower engine, and gross weight of at least 15,000 kg. The tanker dimensions are constrained to 7,000 mm length (without winch), 2,500 mm width, and 3,350 mm height, with a minimum ground clearance of 35 cm and approach angle of 35 degrees to accommodate rough terrain operations. The vehicle must feature a six-seat, four-door cab with integrated heating and air conditioning, roll-over protection structure with ECE R29 certification, metal protective grilles on all windows, and specialized equipment including telescopic lighting masts with 360-degree coverage, an autonomous water cooling system for the cab and tires, and a 5,000 kg capacity winch with 25 m steel cable.
The superstructure includes a 4,000-liter water tank manufactured from AISI 316 stainless steel with internal baffles and spill prevention systems, plus a 120-liter foam tank with proportioning capability for medium-expansion foam generators. The vehicle must be equipped with a two-stage pump providing normal-pressure output of 2,000 L/min at 10 bar and high-pressure output of 240 L/min at 40 bar, with water suction capability from 7.5 meters and four Storz-coupled discharge outlets. Additional mandatory equipment includes two hose reels with 50+ meters of 25 mm diameter line rated for 40 bar pressure, compartments for rigid suction handles and firefighting equipment with dedicated mounting fixtures, a rear-view camera, audible reversing warning, and standard supplies such as a 10-ton jack, tire inflation hose, wheel wrench set, first aid kit, and fire extinguisher. All mechanisms and systems must operate reliably between -10°C and +50°C ambient temperatures.
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| High-Mobility Firefighting Water Tanker – 2 Units | |
| Technical Specifications | |
| Wheel Configuration of the Fire Tanker: | 4×4 with single tires – two tires on the front axle and two tires on the rear axle |
| Transmission: | Manual Transmission |
| Engine Type: | Diesel engine; must be equipped with an auxiliary engine starting system for operation in low-temperature conditions; emission level not exceeding Euro 3 (EURO 3) |
| Engine Power (hp) | Not less than 270 |
| Fuel Tank Capacity (L) | Not less than 150 |
| Permissible Gross Weight | Not less than 15 000 kg |
| Chassis Frame | The chassis frame must be manufactured and coated with special anti-corrosion protection |
| Fire Tanker Length – without winch (mm) | Length (without winch) not exceeding 7000 mm |
| Fire Tanker Width (mm) | Width (excluding external mirrors) not exceeding 2500 mm |
| Fire Tanker Height (mm) | Height not exceeding 3350 |
| Approach Angle of the Fire Tanker to an Obstacle | Not less than 35 degrees |
| Fording Depth (mm) | Not less than 860 mm |
| Driven Axles | All-wheel drive (4×4). Capability to lock the front and rear axle differentials, as well as axle differential locking on the rear axle, and an inter-axle differential with 100% locking. |
| Suspension System | Designed for rough terrain, equipped with lateral stability stabilizers and shock absorbers. |
| Ground Clearance | Not less than 35 cm |
| Braking System | Anti-lock braking system ABS and EBS (or a braking system with equivalent functionality); parking brake; engine brake. |
| Fire Tanker Tires | The tires and their tread pattern must be designed for off-road operating conditions. The fire tanker must be equipped with one full-size spare tire mounted on the vehicle, and must also be supplied with a tire lifting/lowering winch. Additionally, |
| Interior | |
| Fire Tanker Cab | Four-door, single-module cab. Seating capacity: driver and crew commander 1+1, and crew 4 (total 6 seats), all oriented in the direction of travel. Seats shall be made of wear-resistant and easy-to-clean material. All seats shall be equipped with seat belts and headrests. |
There shall be no partition wall between the driver/crew commander area and the crew compartment.
The driver’s and crew commander’s door windows shall be fitted with electric window lifters. The cab shall be equipped with heating and air-conditioning systems.
The cab shall comply with the requirements of EN 1846-2 standard.
The windshield, side windows, and lighting units shall be fitted with removable metal protective grilles. The front windshield grille shall be divided into two equal sections by a central divider and shall be individually openable, secured with butterfly fastening nuts, allowing manual removal without the use of additional tools.
The grille mesh size shall be 6 × 6 cm.
Additionally, the vehicle cab and superstructure shall be protected with metal guards The following equipment and devices shall be installed in the fire tanker cab Cab lighting providing sufficient illumination to enable the crew commander to read maps;
Microphone and control panel for the loudspeaker (siren), installed in the immediate vicinity of the driver’s seat;
Control panel for the flashing warning signal devices
| Fire Tanker Cab Safety | The vehicle cab shall be tested for occupant safety and shall hold ECE R29 certification. The cab shall be externally protected on all four sides by a metal protective frame (roll-over protection structure), providing protection both against object impact and in the event of vehicle rollover. |
| Exterior | |
| Fire Tanker Cooling System (Sprinklers) | The fire tanker shall be equipped with a water cooling system (sprinklers) designed to provide water cooling for both the cab and the tires during firefighting operations. The system shall operate via an autonomous electric motor, with controls located inside the cab. |
| Side Mirrors | Both electrically adjustable and mechanically adjustable mirrors are acceptable. In the case of mechanically adjustable mirrors, the protective grille shall be provided with an appropriate opening (slot) allowing mirror adjustment from inside the cab. |
| At a minimum, the fire tanker shall be equipped with the following lighting, warning, and public address devices: | Warning beacons fitted with red LED lights; |
Public address system (siren) with multiple audible signal tones and a speech function;
Audible reversing warning device and rear-view video camera, with automatic activation during reverse operation.
| Lighting Tower | Telescopic lighting mast, remotely controllable, equipped with a minimum of four (4) floodlights and providing 360-degree coverage. |
| Fire Tanker Winch | The fire tanker shall be equipped with a winch with a minimum pulling capacity of 5,000 kg, fitted with a 25 m steel cable. |
| Fire Tanker Exterior Marking and Design | In accordance with the sketches/designs provided by the Purchaser, the exterior of the fire tanker shall be marked with logos, textual markings, and reflective elements. |
| Superstructure | |
| Water Tank | Capacity: not less than 4,000 liters; |
The tank shall be manufactured from AISI 316 stainless steel, which shall be confirmed by a manufacturer’s certificate of conformity;
The tank shall be fitted with internal baffle partitions to limit liquid movement;
The tank shall be equipped with monitoring and measuring indicators;
The tank shall include a water spill prevention system during vehicle movement;
The water tank shall be provided with an easily openable inspection hatch located on the roof of the fire tanker;
Filling of the water tank shall be possible both via equipment located in the pump compartment and via the roof-mounted hatch.
Foam Tank Capacity: not less than 120 liters;
The tank shall be manufactured from stainless steel;
The fire tanker shall be equipped with a foam proportioning (dosing) system and monitoring and measuring instruments;
The foam proportioning system shall be capable of operating medium-expansion foam generators with capacities of 200 L/min and 400 L/min.
Fire Tanker Pump The pump design shall allow for complete drainage of residual water from the pump;
The pump shall be two-stage (high-pressure and normal-pressure). The pump shall be equipped with four water discharge outlets fitted with European-type Storz couplings;
The pump shall comply with the requirements of EN 1028 standard;
The pump shall be installed at the rear of the fire tanker, and pump controls shall be ergonomically arranged to allow unobstructed operation by a person of average height;
Normal-pressure pump capacity: not less than 2,000 L/min at 10 bar;
High-pressure pump capacity: not less than 240 L/min at 40 bar;
Water suction height: not less than 7.5 meters;
The pump capacity shall ensure the simultaneous operation of at least the following types and diameters of nozzles and equipment:
Two 75 mm hoses/nozzles;
One 52 mm hose/nozzle;
One 25 mm high-pressure nozzle;
All water spray nozzles of the fire tanker’s safety system;
Water suction inlets and tank filling pipelines shall be fitted with protective safety elements preventing the ingress of solid contaminants into the water.
The following equipment and indicators for pump control and monitoring shall be installed in the fire tanker pump compartment, at a minimum: Mano-vacuummeter;
Low-pressure gauge;
High-pressure gauge;
Visual indicator of the water level in the tank;
Electrical indicator of the foam level in the tank;
Pump shaft rotation speed indicator;
Fire tanker engine speed controller;
Fire tanker engine stop switch;
The pump shall be provided with clear labels and schematic plates (stencils) indicating the functions and operating schemes of all toggle switches, buttons, switches, on/off controls, and opening/closing devices;
Pump operating hours counter;
Lighting switch.
| Suction Handle Mounts and Fire Hydrant Column Storage | The fire tanker shall be equipped with one (1) compartment designed for the storage of four (4) rigid suction handles, each 2 meters in length. |
| Fire Tanker Compartments and Mounting Fixtures | The fire tanker shall be equipped with at least two (2) appropriately sized compartments on each side, intended for the storage of rigid pipes/handles and other small-sized firefighting equipment. |
The internal partitions of the compartments shall be manufactured from aluminum material.
All compartments shall be fitted with locks, which shall be operable using one common special key.
The vehicle shall be equipped with an automatic LED lighting system for all compartments.
The firefighting and rescue equipment compartments shall be fitted with the maximum possible number of dedicated mounting fixtures (holders/clamps) for firefighting and rescue technical equipment, including holders for firefighting rigid pipes (handles).
Fire Tanker Handles and Lighting Units All types of handles, boxes, shelves, and similar elements of the fire tanker shall be designed in such a manner that operation while wearing gloves is possible.
The glass covers of the fire tanker lighting units, including direction indicators, shall be protected against mechanical damage by metal protective grilles, primarily against damage caused by stones and other objects projected from the road during driving.
| Fire Tanker Working Surfaces | All working surfaces and platforms of the fire tanker shall be manufactured from anti-slip material. |
| Reels Installed in the Fire Tanker Compartment | At the rear of the fire tanker, within the pump compartment, there shall be two (2) hose reels equipped with shut-off valves, designated as Reel No. 1 and Reel No. 2. Each reel shall be fitted with a 25 mm diameter line, with a total length of not less than 50 meters, including the nozzle, and shall be rated for an operating pressure of not less than 40 bar. |
| Operating Conditions of Fire Tanker Mechanisms and System | All mechanisms and systems shall operate properly and reliably under ambient temperature conditions ranging from −10°C to +50°C. |
| Standard Equipment Supplied with the Vehicle | The vehicle shall be supplied as standard with the following equipment: |
Jack with a minimum lifting capacity of 10 tons;
Tire inflation hose with pressure gauge, minimum length 10 m;
Mandatory wheel wrench set;
First aid kit;
Fire extinguisher.
The vehicle shall be equipped with a monitor (deck gun), breathing apparatus mounting brackets inside the cab, a rear-view camera, and a system for manual increase/decrease of pump rotational speed, controllable from the pump compartment by means of a control cable.
Additionally, the following shall be specified:
Country of origin of the deck gun, Manufacturer / Brand, Model / Designation The vehicle shall be equipped with a monitor (deck gun), breathing apparatus mounting brackets inside the cab, a rear-view camera, and a system for manual increase/decrease of pump rotational speed, controllable from the pump compartment by means of a control cable.
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