Install Bus Heaters Specifications.pdf
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- Install Bus Heaters - Amend 3
- Solicitation number
- FA500023Q0116
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This document outlines specifications for installing bus heaters on vehicles for the Department of the Air Force Pacific Air Forces. The specifications call for eight dry air heaters that operate on 12V for passenger comfort during colder weather, as standard passenger heaters do not provide adequate heat. Also required are eight 4-inch LED fog lights mounted to the front bumper with a switch on the driver's left console to improve visibility, especially for seeing wildlife, during darker winter months. Four 24-amp battery tenders are specified to keep the bus batteries charged, reducing mobile maintenance calls as the buses do not operate daily. The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number FA500023Q0116 to install the bus heaters, with an amend 3, from the Department of the Air Force Pacific Air Forces.
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| Install Bus Heaters Statement of Work.pdf | ||
| Attachment 1 - Pricing Schedule.docx | DOCX document | |
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Install Bus Heaters Specifications
Air heaters are for passengers to stay warm during the colder winter months where the standard passenger heaters don't provide adequate heat. The fog lights are for seeing longer distance during the darker months and better visibility for seeing wildlife going to the drop zone. The buses do not get used daily so the batter tender will keep the batteries charged and will cut down on mobile maintenance calls.
Dry air heaters (8 each) – 12V, diesel
LED lights (8 each) – 4”‐6”, mounted to front bumper, switch on driver’s left console to turn on and off
Battery tender (4 each) – 2‐4 amps, require cord going to junction box/power strip along with block heater with on e female outlet coming out of the bus to plug into a power source
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