Passenger Vehicle Questionnaire..pdf
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- PR16050856 - RSO Emergency Response Vehicle
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This is a Passenger Vehicle Questionnaire from the U.S. Department of State, Regional Security Office (RSO), with Christopher Ortner as the point of contact.
The questionnaire requests specifications for one Sport Utility Vehicle with left-hand drive system. The required specifications include a minimum wheelbase of 2,640 mm, four doors, five-seat capacity, and a gasoline engine with 204 horsepower. The vehicle must feature automatic transmission and cloth seats, with a full-size spare tire. Additional required features include 4-wheel drive (4WD), Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS), air conditioning, and a backup camera. The requesting office has indicated willingness to consider a US-manufactured vehicle. The questionnaire includes provisions for additional special requirements and clarifications in Question 14, though no supplementary information was provided in this submission. Question 15 regarding passenger van tailgate specifications does not apply to this SUV request.
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PASSENGER VEHICLE
QUESTIONNAIRE
Agency: U.S. Department of State Office: RSO Point of Contact:
Christopher Ortner
Instructions: If requesting more than one category of vehicle e.g. a sedan and a SUV, please complete a separate form for each category.
1. Is the subject vehicle required with right-hand or left-hand drive system?
right-hand left-hand
2. Type of vehicle?
Sedan Station Wagon Sport Utility Vehicle Van
3. The following question only applies to vehicles with left-hand drive system:
Will your office consider a US-manufactured vehicle? If not, requester must obtain a waiver/approval for a foreign-made (non-US-manufactured) vehicle from A/LM/OPS/SL/MV in Washington. If the subject vehicle is required by another Federal Agency, it has to obtain a waiver/approval for a foreign-made vehicle from the vehicle program authorities of its head office in the USA.
Yes No, see attached waiver/approval
4. How many vehicles are required? 1
5. What is the required minimum wheelbase of the vehicle in mm? This is the most important data that the vendors need to determine the required size/length of the vehicle: 2,640 mm
6. Number of doors needed? 4
7. What is the required seating capacity (including driver)? 5
8. What is the required size/power of the engine of the vehicle in Horse Power (HP) or Kilo Watt (KW)? Please note that the power of a vehicle engine is determined in terms of Horse Power or Kilo Watt: 204 HP
9. What is the required type of engine (Gasoline or Diesel)? If the vehicle should come with a Gasoline engine, will it be operated with leaded or unleaded Gasoline fuel? Gasoline Diesel leaded unleaded
10. What is the required type of transmission (manual or automatic)?
manual automatic
11. What is the required material (vinyl or cloth) of the seats?
vinyl cloth
12. Will a compact spare tire be acceptable or should the vehicle come with a full size spare tire?
compact spare tire full size spare tire
13. Are any other features and/or optional equipment required for the vehicle such as Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS), metallic color, air conditioning, radio, 2WD or 4WD etc.?
If so, please clearly specify each of the additional features and/or optional equipment which are required: 4WD, Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS), Air Conditioning, Backup
Camera
14. Please provide any additional information or clarifications necessary for procurement to understand your requirement:
15. Only answer the following question, if you are purchasing a Passenger Van:
Does the van require a lift-up type tailgate or swing-out dual doors in the back?
lift-up swing-out dual
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