Ambulatory ATV Questions and Answers 1.28.pdf
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- Ambulatory All Terrain Vehicles
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- M6786126Q0010
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United States Marine Corps
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This is a Questions and Answers document for a federal contract opportunity involving the procurement of a medical all-terrain vehicle. The document clarifies four key requirements from potential bidders regarding vehicle specifications and acquisition terms.
The customer will not provide a stokes basket or longboard, and the vehicle must accommodate and secure an already-owned North American Rescue stretcher measuring 84.5" x 22.5" with a 1,200 lbs. weight capacity. Doors and a heater are not required on the vehicle. The vehicle must include a minimum of three passenger seats in addition to the space required for the stretcher; the three-seat requirement does not include the stretcher space. This is a purchase requirement rather than a lease arrangement for the medical all-terrain vehicle.
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| Solicitation - M6786126Q0010 (1) (1).pdf |
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DISTRIBUTION: DoD COMMUNITY ONLY
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
1. Is the customer to provide a stokes basket?
a. No, stokes basket or longboard are not required. The vehicle must be able to accommodate and secure our already owned stretcher (North American Rescue, 84.5”x22.5”, 1,200 lbs. weight capacity).
2. Are doors and a heater required on this vehicle?
a. No, doors and heater are not required on this vehicle.
3. Does the total number of seats include the EMS seat on the bed?
a. No, the total number of seats does not include the space for the stretcher. A minimum of three passenger seats along with space for a stretcher (84.5”x22.5”) is required.
4. How long does your team need the golf carts for? Is it only for one day?
a. This is a requirement for the purchase, not lease, of a medical all-terrain vehicle.
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