Attachment_F11_-_Federal_Specification_1822_SIN_211_DODGE_2015.pdf

STANDARD ITEM 211

DODGE Chassis

FY 2015

Ambulance, Type I, in accordance with Federal Specification for Ambulances, KKK-A-1822F, dated August 1, 2007 (including change notices number 1 thru 6) and the following additional requirements:

1.1 SCOPE

The ambulance covered by this document is listed by standard item number. The item description, minimums, options and manufacturer data can be viewed in the Federal Vehicle Standards.

3.6.3.1 POWER UNIT

The power unit and associated fuel system shall be fully compatible with B20 fuel

3.6.4.3 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL

The vehicle or engine model year shall conform to 40 CFR Subchapter C-Part 86 - “Control of Emissions from New and In-use Highway Vehicles and Engines, as evidenced by an EPA certificate of compliance. The certificate of compliance shall be made available upon request.

3.6.4.4 FUEL SYSTEM. Fuel filler cap(s) shall be recessed from the body side surface in polished cast aluminum housing(s) with a polished face or in polished stainless steel housing(s).

3.6.7 WHEELS. Wheels shall be painted the same paint color as the lower body.

3.6.8 TIRES Each tire shall be equipped with a visual indicator or monitoring system that indicates tire pressure.

3.7.1.1 WARNING INDICATORS.

An audible alarm shall be furnished that activates with the required visual warning indicators

Two waterproof, Cole Hersee Model 90030, buttons mounted one on each side of the vehicle's beltline, at the rear corners, to alert driver while backing. When pressed, the buttons shall activate audible alarm with a continuous sound. Buttons shall be accessible for replacement. Buttons shall be labeled “DRIVER BACKING ALARM”, with a permanent plate that is fastened to the body.

3.7.2 WIRING INSTALLATION. All electrical panels shall be readily accessible for servicing.

3.7.7 BATTERY SYSTEM.

The batteries shall located “under the hood” in the OEM's original position.

All battery and heavy power leads added by the FSAM shall be SGX wire with crimped, water proofed, sealed, terminals.

The OEM’s maintenance free batteries shall be furnished

3.7.7.2 PORTABLE EQUIPMENT CHARGING CIRCUIT

The leads shall terminate as follows:

One in the cab behind the driver’s seat One in the top of compartment A

FY 2015

One in the action area

3.7.8 125 VOLT AC UTILITY POWER.

The GFCI shall be located so that it is easily accessible to the vehicle operator.

A weather resistant illuminated switch shall be furnished to connect the block heater to the 125 volt system. The control switch and pilot light shall be in the cab. The switch shall be identified with a permanent plate as the control for the block heater.

All 125-volt power inlets shall be the autoeject type

3.8.1 AMBULANCE EXTERIOR LIGHTING.

a. The rear stop, turn and side lights shall be LED as follows:

1. Turn: Truck-Lite 4550A

2. Stop: Truck-Lite 4550

3. Side: Truck-Lite 44002R

4. BU: Truck-Lite 4560C

5. Lic: Truck-Lite 33210C

3.8.1.1 AMBULANCE EXTERIOR COMPARTMENT LIGHTING.

Exterior compartments shall have a minimum of (1) vertical LED lights strip located adjacent to the door opening. The light strip shall start within 6” of the ceiling panel and extend down to within 6” of the floor.

3.8.1.2 GROUND LIGHTING.

The ambulance shall be equipped with lighting that is capable of providing illumination at a minimum level of 0.3fc on ground areas within 30 inches of the edge of the ambulance in areas designed for personnel to climb into or onto the ambulance or descend from the ambulance to the ground level. All ground lighting shall be LED.

3.8.1.3 CURBSIDE STEPWELL LIGHT

The curbside stepwell light shall be LED.

3.8.2 AMBULANCE EMERGENCY LIGHTING.

The emergency lighting shall be a 14 light LED system, Whelen KKKELED1

3.8.3 FLOOD AND LOADING LIGHT (EXTERIOR).

The exterior flood and load lighting shall be Whelen 9SC0ENZR, LED gradient opti-scene lights

3.8.4 AMBULANCE INTERIOR LIGHTING.

Interior lighting shall include:

Two separately protected, three position (High, Off, low) switches to control the patient compartment lights, Lights to be Whelen LED.

FY 2015

Two additional flush mount Whelen 20C0CCCR 4” white LED lights shall be furnished for "Vehicle checkout" Lights shall be controlled by a five minute, timer. Lights shall be connected directly to B+ through the timer.

High intensity cot light shall be Whelen LED

LED Action Area Light

3.9.6 BUMPERS AND STEPS. A folding rear step with an all steel substructure shall be provided .

3.9.7.1 FENDERS. Black Rubber fenderettes shall be furnished at the rear wheels.

3.9.7.3 FUEL FILL SPLASH PLATES

a minimum 12 inch wide, height even with the top of the cast housing, brushed or polished stainless steel splash plate(s) with lower end conforming to lower body contours, shall be provided to prevent spilled fuel from contacting painted surfaces. The plate shall be sealed on the top and sides. Permanently affixed marking plates next to the fuel fill cap(s) indicating that only DEF and ultra low sulfur diesel fuel shall be used.

3.10.3 EMSP SEATING.

Shall be EVS Model 1850, Adjustable front to rear.

3.10.4 PATIENT COMPARTMENT INTERIOR DIMENSIONAL PARAMETERS.

The interior dimension from rear door to front bulkhead shall be 130" nominal.

The headroom dimension shall be a minimum of 68 inches.

3.10.5 BODY, GENERAL CONSTRUCTION. The area between the rear loading doors and the rear step shall be fabricated from minimum 0.090 bright finish aluminum diamond plate with reinforcement to prevent deflection from normal impacts from cots or kicking. The use of adhesives in addition to welding is acceptable.

3.10.6 AMBULANCE BODY STRUCTURE.

Only stainless steel hinges, latches, and hardware, etc. shall be used. All dissimilar metals shall include a Mylar or other dielectric medium between metals.

3.10.7 BODY MOUNTING.

A minimum of 4 Body mounts per side shall be on gusseted flanges, bolted or clamped to the frame with equivalent of at least 3 high-strength bolts each per mounting bracket and be attached to the chassis per the OEM body builders manual

3.10.8 DOORS.

A minimum rear patient compartment door jamb opening height of 54 inches and a minimum rear door jamb opening width of 48 inches shall be furnished.

All module compartment doors shall be flush style, minimum 1-1/2 inches thick, with full box pan construction of .090 inch thick aluminum. There shall not be any exposed crevices or exposed jambs. The inner door panels except for side and rear patient compartment entrance doors shall be bright finished aluminum diamond plate and removable for access to lock/latch mechanism.

FY 2015

Stainless machine thread fasteners shall be use to attach the inner door panels. The machine fasteners shall attach to caged nuts attached to the door frames.

The interior face of all patient compartment entry doors shall have removable upper and lower panels. Panels shall be stainless steel plate and be recessed within the door frame. The patient compartment inner door panels shall be attached in the same manner as listed above. Door insulation shall be non-water holding type foam.

A minimum right-side clear door opening of sufficient width to remove the patient on a full length backboard shall be furnished. A side door jamb opening of 30 inches with a clear opening 24 inches is acceptable. The vertical side door jamb opening shall be a minimum of 73 inches high.

3.10.8.1 PROTECTION OF PATIENTS AND CREW.

Occupant Restraint Device

The front end of the squad bench shall have a net type occupant restraint device to assist in restraining seat belted occupants in the event of a rapid de-acceleration. The device shall be compliant with SAE J1948

The minimum dimensions of the device shall cover the area from within three (3) inches of the top of the seat base to within four (4) inches of the ceiling, and from the vertical surface at the aisle edge of the squad bench to within two (2) inches of the curbside wall. The surface of the net shall be designed to form a concave, retentive shape upon impingement by an individual.

The device shall have a minimum of seven (7) recessed points of attachment to the body structural members as follows: two (2) points) at the ceiling, two (2) points on bottum, and three(3) points at the curbside wall. The attachment devices used shall be quickly removable for cleaning without tools.

The mounting hardware shall be tested by applying a force of 6,000 lb horizontally –0 to +15 degrees in a forward direction at a maximum rate of 300 lb per second and holding the force for 6,000 lb for 10 seconds. The mounting hardware shall not fail. Deformation of structural components does not constitute failure.

3.10.9 DOOR LATCHES, HINGES, AND HARDWARE. Shall include stainless steel piano hinges, latches, and hardware. All exterior patient and equipment compartment doors shall have near flush slam latches with stainless steel paddle latches with direct activated or rod controlled latches. (Cable operated latches are not acceptable).

A door check shall be provided on all exterior storage doors and patient compartment side door.

The rear patient compartment doors shall have two (2) Cast Grabber hold open stays per door (top & bottom).

Door paddle handle latches shall be TriMark 9” full floating ergonomic handle with 1008 cold rolled steel mechanical components. All wear components will be Nitrotec treated. Maximum release effort will be 35lbs on 2 point system. Trailing door handle mechanism shall be inset into the vertical outside edge of the trailing door. This trailing door handle shall be yellow rubber coated for visibility.

The curbside and primary rear entrance doors to the patient compartment shall have upper and lower emergency release lever allowing the striker bolt latch to be manually released from inside the patient compartment. These emergency release levers shall be yellow rubber coated for visibility.

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An ergonomically shaped 1” diameter (minimum) stainless steel tubing assist handle shall be installed on the inside of each patient entry door. The handle shall be secured fastened to the door structure. On the rear entry doors, the vertical axis of the handle shall measure approximately 32 inches and the horizontal axis shall measure approximately 9.5 inches. On the side entry door, the vertical axis of the handle shall measure approximately 27 inches and the horizontal axis shall measure approximately 16 inches.

3.10.11 FLOOR COVERINGS AND COLOR.

Floor covering shall be Lonplate II. Color shall be No. 424, Gunmetal

3.10.16 INTERIOR SURFACES.

The action wall shall be finished in white laminate.

The counter-top shall be covered with Formica type material and shall have a minimum 1/2 inch lip. The walls and ceilings shall be white and shall provide easy access for service of wiring, oxygen lines, etc.

NOTE: Absorbent material such as carpeting, fabric, or inside/outside plastic type carpeting, etc., that resists cleaning and decontamination shall not be used in any storage or patient compartment. Wood or wood products shall not be used for any interior sub-surfaces including cabinet’s, structure, trim panels, and doors.

3.11.1 INTERIOR STOWAGE ACCOMMODATIONS.

An additional interior compartment, of the maximum possible dimensions, shall be located above the left rear wheels.

A minimum of 35 cubic feet of interior storage space shall be provided.

All interior cabinets, compartments and storage areas shall be fabricated from fiberglass reinforced composite material, Thermalite or equal, and shall be laminated with white high pressure plastic on both sides.

3.11.1.1 INTERIOR COMPARTMENT WITH EXTERIOR ACCESS

1. Minimum 40”H x 30”W x 20”D.

2. Compartment height shall be maximized from the top of the battery compartment with full interior access from the floor level to the top of the compartment.

3.11.1.2 WASTE AND SHARPS DISPOSAL.

A crash stable sharps receptacle and compartment/storage area, minimum 1 gallon, shall be furnished for retention of a sharps container that meets OSHA requirements, to be located as follows:

1. Compartment shall be accessible through the top of the squad bench near the action area.

An additional waste receptacle shall be accessible through the top of the squad bench near the action area.

All sharps receptacle and waste receptacle openings shall be covered with a red hinged cover indicating the type of waste they are to contain.

3.11.2 EXTERIOR STORAGE ACCOMMODATIONS.

FY 2015

Shall include a minimum of 38 cubic feet of compartmentation. A vertical compartment shall be located in the left front side of the module that contains the oxygen cylinder.

A left rear compartment shall be provided with the maximum possible dimensions that contains the spine boards.

All exterior compartments shall have sprayed rubber coating applied to all walls and ceilings similar to Line-X brand material. Floors and shelves shall be lined with 0.125" thick plastic or rubber sheet.

3.11.3 STORAGE COMPARTMENTS AND CABINETS DESIGN

All interior compartments shall be 16 inches deep nominal, and have the maximum possible volume. All interior compartment shelves shall have identical construction.

All sliding doors shall be clear Lexan or equal, minimum 3/16" thick. The Lexan shall have all exposed edges rounded.

All cabinets shall:

1. Be constructed of fiberglass reinforced composite material (Thermalite or equal)

2. Laminated with white high pressure plastic on both sides.

3. Be sealed at all intersection panels.

3.11.4 SQUAD BENCH, SEATS, AND BACKRESTS

Squad bench covers shall allow full access to the compartments, utilize stainless steel hinges and specified quick release latches with striker pins and gas cylinder hold-open stays.

All upholstery shall be a minimum 40 oz. (per linear yard) vinyl with nylon/polyester reinforcement, medium blue in color. The top and face edge of the bench cushion shall be a seamless (continuous) piece of material without beading.

The squad bench structure and sub frame shall be fabricated from fiberglass reinforced composite material (Thermalite or equal) and be laminated with white high pressure plastic on both sides.

3.11.6 LITTER FASTENERS AND ANCHORAGES

Install dedicated positive and negative power posts in the electrical compartment labeled “POWER COT LOAD SYSTEM”. Reinforce ambulance module floor with plates to accommodate SAE J3027 compliant cot retention system

3.11.7 IV HOLDER FOR INTRAVENOUS FLUID CONTAINERS

Two devices shall be furnished

3.12 OXYGEN, MAIN SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION

Ohio Diamond type fittings required.

Oxygen shall be controlled by a low pressure, solenoid valve, switched from the action wall. A green pilot light integral with the switch shall be provided to indicate the valve is "ON". A labeled "Emergency Oxygen Bypass" valve shall also be provided in a visible, recessed, easily accessible location.

FY 2015

A remote oxygen indicator for main bottle shall be LED, Liquid Crystal or multi-light type. The indicator shall include an audible low pressure warning alarm with a switch to disable alarm. The indicator panel shall be located on the EMSP's action wall.

3.13.3 AIR CONDITIONING CRITERIA.

All non chassis manufacturer supplied A/C lines & fittings shall be Aeroquip E-Z clip type.

The auxiliary condenser shall be a dual coil design with a minimum of 800 cubic inches of refrigerant capacity per coil. Coils shall be rated minimum 25,000btu for a combined total of 50,000BTU’s. It shall have a minimum of (4) 12VDC 9” puller fans. It shall be mounted on the upper forward face of the modular body.

The auxiliary condenser housing shall contain the upper front middle warning light

The condensers shall be shielded to prevent entry of mud and other road debris and shall be designed to prevent recirculation of heated air.

Mechanical feed-thru's, in lieu of routing hoses thru the exterior body, shall be furnished for the auxiliary condenser.

3.13.4 VENTILATION CRITERIA.

A power exhaust vent with a labeled electronic speed control or rheostat and "ON/OFF" illuminated switch, with both located on the EMSP panel, shall be furnished. A shutter or adjustable louver shall be furnished on the interior of the power vent system. Mounting of vent on the exterior shall be flush when located on the side of the body.

3.13.5 ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS.

All added heater lines shall be silicone rubber or high temperature EDPM/Nomex hose that is specifically approved by and connected per the chassis manufacturer for ambulance applications

3.14.2 RADIO (MOBILE) PROVISIONS. A 12V, 40 amp., circuit breaker protected lead ( wired to B+ sw) that terminates in a pair of insulated, shielded terminals one (1) each, behind the driver and passenger seats, shall be furnished. Additionally, a ground terminal shall be furnished and shall be located next to each of the above terminals.

3.14.3 ANTENNA, CABLE, AND MOUNTING. Two antenna leads shall be furnished.

3.14.4 SIREN-PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM.

Shall be a Whelen WS-295 HFS, with dual speakers. Siren shall have "rapid yelp" and "air horn”.

3.15.1 ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT

1. DC Battery Conditioner shall be Vanner 30-10 GFI, or equal

2. High intensity cot light located near the head of primary cot shall include a ceiling mounted, LED light (Whelen 80C0EECR), in a near flush style mounting.

3. Patient Fan shall be located in an area over the rear door at the foot of the primary cot, providing a minimum of 250 CFM rating, with protective grille for the fan blades. A switch on the EMSP panel and speed control rheostat on fan shall be furnished. Fan shall be a Maradyne Model 3000-12 or equal.

4. Stone/mud Guards shall be of bright finish, aluminum diamond plate, approximately 24 inches tall.

They shall be sealed with either white or silver sealant on the top and side edges.

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5. Body rub rails shall be extruded aluminum, 2” wide X 1” high with 45 degree beveled ends. The extrusion will accept an extruded black rubber insert, 1.710” wide X 1.100” tall.

The extruded rubber insert shall have a channel designed to accept a 1.125 vinyl strip on the outer most surface of the extruded rubber insert. This vinyl strip will have 3M reflective tape applied to the outer exposed surface. The extruded rub tails shall be installed on lower sides of the modular body using stainless steel fasteners and rubber spacers between the rail and body.

6. Rear commercial duty type mudflaps.

7. An LED Maplight w/flexible shaft shall be furnished in the cab.

8. Medical Equipment Rail System.

9. Electric clock. Intellitec Emergency Time Manager.

10. Sphygmomanometer, shall be rail mounted. Obese, adult, child, and pediatric cuffs shall be furnished that interconnect with furnished unit.

11. Oxygen flowmeter (pressure compensated) with mounting space for a humidifier shall be provided for primary patient

12. Cot fastener mounting assembly shall be for a Ferno 93ES cot.

13. A CO detector shall be furnished in the patient compartment

14. An additional console shall be furnished between the driver and passenger seat. The console shall have:

The capability of accommodating two 3” X 5” X 2” deep Motorola style radio heads Siren control head All upfitted ambulance switches, (door ajar light, compartment ajar light, battery on indicator light and low voltage indicator light)

15. All materials used for exterior surfaces designated as stepping, standing and walking areas and all interior steps shall comply with section 6.11.1 of NFPA 1917.

16. (2) USB charging outlets shall be provided in the cab console area.

17. Any Velcro type material used to install trip panels and/or cushions shall be the hard nylon hook and loop design SJ3526/27 or equal.

18. Any air accumulation tanks, such as air horn, tire chains or rear air suspension, shall have automatic heated air drains.

3.15.2 STANDARD EQUIPMENT.

1. Fire Extinguishers to be furnished with rigid quick release, crash stable, brackets designed for automotive application.

The type Fire Extinguishers to be furnished are:

1 ABC dry chemical 1 C02 (Carbon Dioxide)

The brackets are not to be mounted. The brackets are to be shipped loose with the extinguishers.

2. One Safety Vision SV-LCD70RP back-up system (or equal) including one color backup camera and one color monitor, minimum 5”, mounted in cab headliner to the rear of the rear view mirror shall be furnished and installed.

3.16.2 COLOR, PAINT AND FINISH.

Top Markings. The "Star of Life" marking on a square reflective background is acceptable.

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3.19 GSA FORM 1398

The FSAM shall affix one copy of GSA Form 1398, GSA Purchased Vehicle, fully completed, to left front compartment door inner panel after the final inspection is successfully completed at the FSAM’s plant. All marks on windows and other labels (except the Morony label and labels cautioning against drained transmission, crankcase, and rear axle) shall be removed. A PDF version of of the GSA Form 1398 is available from the Contracting Officer. FSAM’s must print this form locally in its entirety at their own expense. The form shall be printed on white or yellow polyester laser S4900 acrylic 70# mr / face w1970 white 2 mil polyster or equal.

NOTE TO OFFEROR: Data shown in the Agency Name block in the Agency Bureau section of the MVDO shall be utilized to complete the receiving agency block of the GSA Form 1398.

Receiving Agency—Examples are: DEFENSE DEPT-NAVY, INTERIOR DEPT, FAS, Etc.

FOB

MONTH YEAR

MONTHS MILES

DATE

2.25 by 4.5 inches Nominal

GSA PURCHASED VEHICLE

RECEIVING AGENCY

CONTRACT NUMBER

RPN NUMBER

INSERT ALL DATA ABOVE AND APPLY THIS LABEL TO THE BACK OF THE

DRIVER's VISOR OR PLACE IN GLOVE BOX AFTER FINAL INSPECTION IS MADE.

REMOVE ALL LABELS AND MARKS FROM WINDOWS AND WINDSHIELD EXCEPT

THE MORONY LABEL AND THE LABELS CAUTIONING AGAINST DRAINED OIL IN

TRANSMISSION, CRANKCASE AND REAR AXLE.

NOTE TO CONTRACTOR

MANUFACTURER'S SERIAL NUMBER

DATE

OF

DELIVERY

WARRANTY

INSPECTED BY

GSA Form 1398 (Rev. 3-13)

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4. QUALITY ASSURANCE PROVISIONS

FIRST PRODUCTION AMBULANCE INSPECTION. the first production ambulance shall be inspected. This first ambulance shall be completely representative of the balance of the vehicles to be delivered under the contract. The purpose of the inspection shall determine vehicle conformity to the contract. The ambulance shall be inspected by the contractor at his plant under the direction and in the presence of purchaser’s representative(s). Inspections shall be conducted during normal weekday working hours. The cost of inspections, examination, all tests, and vehicle support, exclusive of personal expenses incurred by participating purchaser’s representatives shall be borne by the contractor. Acceptance of the first production vehicle shall not constitute a waiver by the purchaser of any rights under the provisions of the contract.

SOURCE INSPECTION. Ambulance(s) shall be inspected upon completion by the purchaser prior to shipment from manufacturer’s factory or assembly plant. The inspection shall consist of the following:

a. Workmanship inspection

b. Quality conformance inspection

CRITERIA OF CERTIFICATIONS.

The first production vehicle shall be tested and certified to KKK-A-1822F by a nationally recognized independent testing lab approved by the Government.

The independent test lab shall be An ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory by an accreditation body that is recognized by the National Cooperation for Laboratory Accreditation (NACLA) or is a signatory to the International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC) Mutual Recognition Arrangement (MRA). The scope of accreditation for the lab shall include a statement that specifies that the lab is granted accreditation to perform AMD tests 1-25.

The tests shall include all requirements of KKK-A-1822F, performance tests and AMD tests 1, 3- 25.

Current certifications must be submitted with the proposal.

DYNAMIC TESTING

A body representative of the first production vehicle shall have undergone dynamic body integrity testing by an independent testing lab approved by the Government.

As a minimum the modular body must be certified to the following tests:

1. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety Side Impact Crashworthiness Evaluation Protocol

IV,

2. The completed ambulance shall remain stable to 35 degrees on both directions when tested on a tilt table in accordance with SAE J2180.

3. SAE J2420 . This test shall be performed to the side front and rear of the modular body.

4. SAE J2422 and ECE Regulation number 29. These tests shall be performed on the roof of the modular body.

The government reserves the right to approve the testing and/or analytical method of validation.

The independent test lab shall be ISO 9001-2000 certified.

FY 2015

Current certifications must be submitted with the proposal.

NOTE: Body(s) used to complete AMD tests 1, 3, & 4 and all dynamic testing is considered a used product and shall not be furnished to the government

ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED WITH OFFER

Additional Warranty Coverage Documents A document that shows that the FSAM holds ISO 9001-2000 certification A document showing that the FSAM holds MVP status as defined by the National Truck

Equipment Association (NTEA).

An NTEA Ultra Mod Weight Dist & CG calulation A document that shows that the ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory under contract is granted accreditation to perform AMD tests 1-25.

Detailed exterior and interior scaled drawings of the standard unit are required. At a minimum these drawings shall include:

1. All specified dimensions listed in the Federal Specification for Ambulances, KKK-A-1822 and the minimum requirements specified by the Government.

2. 5 exterior views (Right Side Elevation, Left Side Elevation, Front Elevation, Rear

Elevation, and Plan Views).

3. 3 interior views (Patient Compartment Front elevation, curbside & street side elevation).

These drawings shall include all mounted items that are specified by the minimum requirements.

4. The location of the electrical compartment and the oxygen compartment.

5. The location of the emergency warning lights.

6.2.1 WARRANTY COVERAGE

The following additional warranty coverage shall be furnished:

15 Year Body Structural warranty Lifetime Electrical Wiring, Wiring Components, Printed Circuit Wiring Boards, printed wiring boards, and Wiring installation warranty.

5 year Prorated Paint Warranty

AUTOCHOICE ORDERING DATA

Purchasers should select the required ambulance and options from AUTOCHOICE at:

www.gsa.gov/automotive. AUTOCHOICE is GSA Automotive’s on-line vehicle ordering system.

The following codes are used to identify the availability of options in the Federal Vehicle Standards and AutoChoice:

a) S= Standard

b) SA= Stand Alone

c) PKG= Package (includes, requires or excludes other options)

d) N/A= Not Available

PRECAUTIONS AND OBSERVATIONS

FY 2015

Due to the variety of ambulance models this standard must cover, the purchasers are cautioned that the options offered herein are subject to manufacturer’s changes or availability. Most special requirement items are not offered as assembly line or factory options. Therefore, if special features or non-standard equipment is desired, procurement locally of such items after the vehicle is contracted for or received is often more advantageous. Reference the manufacturer’s data books and brochures before ordering vehicle(s) with special requirements.

PROCEDURE TO IDENTIFY VEHICLES AND OPTIONS

The payload/passenger requirements determine the model and GVWR of vehicle desired They are available in AUTOCHOICE at: www.gsa.gov/automotive.

DEVIATION FROM FEDERAL STANDARD NO. KKK-A-1822F Systems or equipment not identified in these requirements shall be identified as special requirements. Contact the appropriate Contract Specialist to determine availability. All non-standard/special equipment is reviewed by GSA Engineering to determine the appropriate application.

The agency head of his/her designee shall determine which vehicle requires specific additional systems or equipment considering the following:

a) Climate conditions prevailing in the area of operation.

b) Effect on vehicle operational capabilities.

c) Special terrain requirements

d) Availability of maintenance and service facilities.

e) Fuel availability and cost.

f) Delivery delays of completed vehicle, due to customizing specified.

OPTIONS

The following Option Code detailed requirements are offered for selected Ambulance options. Option codes apply only as indicated in AutoChoice and the federal vehicle standards.

NOTE: SELECTING SOME OPTIONS MAY RESULT IN THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR

A STANDARD ITEM NOT BEING COMPLIED WITH!!

CODE “K43” DAVID CLARK INTERCOM SYSTEM

When Option K43 is specified, A David Clark wireless vehicle intercom system shall be furnished and installed. The system shall consist of:

HEADSETS,H9940,40991G-01 2.000 EA

GATEWAY,U9922-G38,40995G-01 1.000 EA

BELTSTATION,U9910-BSW,40992G01 2.000 EA

CORD,POWER C99-22PW,18748G-24 1.000 EA

CHARGING UNIT,A99-04CRG1, 1.000 EA

STRAPS,40688G-97 BATTERY HOLD 1.000 EA

BATTERY,40688G-90 2.000 EA

ANTENNA,40688G-96 1.000 EA

MOUNT,M9840FM SOLO/M-RIM 1.000 EA

RADIO,41021G-01 MULTIRADIO 1.000 EA

CABLE,C98-20RD 3.000 EA

CONNECTOR,6 SOCKET 18352G-05 1.000 EA

HANGER,HEADSET #HGR-1 2.000 EA

CABLE,C98-20PW POWER 1.000 EA

CODES “AWD” OEM All Wheel Drive

FY 2015

When Option AWD is specified, the OEM 4X4 chassis shall be furnished per specification.

CODE “K13”NATO LITTER OPTION

When NATO Litter Option K13 is specified, the squad bench slot shall also provide storage for bench cushions in lieu of the boards. The long boards will utilize space furnished in the front left compartment.

Squad bench cushions shall be removable and storable in the spine board slot behind the vertical face of the squad bench. The squad bench cover, under the cushions, shall contain mounting cups to retain a Style 5 NATO Litter. Retention of patient/litter shall be via the seatbelts used to retain a Style 3 folding litter.

The seat cushion width may be reduced to 14 inches.

Secondary patient litter/stretcher retention belts shall have the male end, on an integral roll-up mechanism attached to the rear of the squad bench or the wall, and the female end attached to the front of the squad bench.

CODE “K05” BASIC MEDICAL PACKAGE

When code K05 is specified, a basic medical package shall be furnished that includes the following:

1. K09 - Inverter

2. Flow meter for Secondary Patient

3. Cot-FW Model 93ES. Other cots may be substituted for the 93ES (see K06) or the cot may be deleted (see K07)

4. Backboards, high density plastic/Polymer w/skids (on long boards only) and quick clips, including 5 straps for long boards and 3 straps for short boards.

5. Portable Oxygen Unit, Amvex model # GR-540-DMDM or equal, 50PSI w/ 2 DISS and 2 “D” cylinders with 2 Zico Q-R-D2 holders

6. A portable suction aspirator

7. An Adult CPR Bag Valve Mask (BVM) shall be furnished. BVM shall be equipped with a port that allows oxygen delivery

The suction aspirator shall be capable of operation from the vehicle’s 12 volt DC electrical system. It shall also operate from an integral battery supply which is rechargeable and which will allow the unit to meet the air flow and suction requirements of this paragraph for at least 20 minutes of continuous operation. The portable suction aspirator shall provide an air flow of at least 30 liters per minute at the end of the suction tube and a vacuum level of at least 300 mm Hg to be reached within 4 seconds after the tube is clamped. The portable aspirator shall be provided with the following accessories:

one suction rinsing water bottle one nonmetallic pharyngeal suction tip with thumb suction control port of sufficient diameter to allow aspiration of semi-solid gastric contents

The suction tubing shall be translucent and shall not kink or collapse under high suction. The inside diameter of the tubing shall be at least .64 mm (1/4"). The other suctioning catheters shall be provided by the user. The internal battery supply shall be rechargeable from the vehicle’s 12-volt DC electrical system and from 125 volts AC. The 125-volt AC charging system need not be integral to the portable suction unit. The unit shall be provided with applicable power cords and plugs

The 12-volt power point in the interior compartment with exterior access will be of the type that matches the charging cord for the portable aspirator furnished.

FY 2015

Other than K09, the equipment furnished as a part of this option will be shipped loose in the back of the ambulance. It is the customer’s responsibility to mount and/or store the equipment according to the manufacturer’s directions.

CODE “K09” INVERTER

When code K09 is specified, a Vanner 20-1050CUL/CULW AC Power System shall be furnished

CODE “K15” RED CROSS MARKINGS(FOR MILITARY & EXPORT ONLY)

When code K15 is specified, the following additional markings shall be furnished:

1. The legend "AMBULANCE" in block blue letters on a white field not less than 6 inches in height shall be centered between "STAR OF LIFE" and Red Cross on each side of the vehicle.

2. A block type, blue "STAR OF LIFE", not less than 16 inches, shall be on the right and left side panels. A block type, blue "STAR OF LIFE", not less than 12 inches, shall be on the rear..

3. A premasked Red Cross, on a white field, not less than 16 inches shall be on the right and left side panels. A premasked 12 inch Red Cross, on a white field, shall be on the on the rear. The legend "AMBULANCE" in block type blue letters, on a white field, not less than 4 inches in height shall be centered between "STAR OF LIFE" and Red Cross on the rear of the vehicle .

4. The only roof marking shall consist of a premasked 36 x 36 inch Red Cross on a 42 x 42 inch white field centrally located on the roof panel.

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CODE “MIL” MILITARY DATA PLATES

When code MIL is specified, the following shall be furnished:

1. Data Plate. A data plate only shall be furnished. No other exterior military markings shall be furnished.

At a minimum, the Data Plate shall be as follows:

2. A DD FORM 250 (MATERIAL INSPECTION AND RECEIVING

REPORT) shall be furnished in lieu of a GSA form 308.

CODE “K21” SEVERE WEATHER PACKAGE.

When K21 is specified “Reflextex” insulation shall be furnished in walls and ceiling, floor, in addition to standard required insulation. The underside of the modular body shall be spray foam insulated.

All modular body heater hoses that are exposed shall be covered with Armaflex.

All cold weather operation equipment that the Chassis OEM offers shall be furnished

CODE “K34F” FURNISH ADDITIONAL UPPER FRONT WARNING LIGHTS

When code K34F is specified (4) additional 9X7 series LED warning lights shall be furnished and all upper front warning lights shall be Whelen Super LED .

CODE “CPT” PAINT-CUSTOM COLOR

This option must be specified when ordering paint colors other than the standard white and the 2 following military colors.

SPECIAL PAINT (TONEDOWN GREEN)

Paint shall be in accordance with MIL-T-1223AC (Para. 3.7.1) Markings Data Plates, etc. and 3.6.6. Paint Finish and Color. Vehicles are exempt from exterior markings, registration numbers and contract number are still required on data plate. Tonedown Paint Color 24052 of FED. STD-595 is required. The OEM bumpers shall be black painted steel.

SPECIAL PAINT (DESERT SAND)

NOMENCLATURE _____________________________________________

MAKE AND MODEL _____________________________________________

CHASSIS SERIAL NUMBER (VIN) __________________________________

VEHICLE CURB WEIGHT: __________________________________KG (LBS)

PAYLOAD, MAXIMUM: ___________________________________KG (LBS)

GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT RATING, MAX._____________________KG (LBS)

GROSS COMBINATION WEIGHT RATING, MAX._________________KG (LBS)

DATE OF DELIVERY: ________________MONTH________________YEAR

WARRANTY: ____________MO. ____________________________KM (MILES)

CONTRACT NUMBER ___________________________________________

RPN NUMBER _________________________________________________

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Paint shall be in accordance with MIL-T-1223AC (Para. 3.7.1) Markings Data Plates, etc. and 3.6.6. Paint Finish and Color. Vehicles are exempt from exterior markings, registration numbers and contract number are still required on data plate. Commercial Color Paint Dessert Sand Color 30313 of FED STD-595 is required. The OEM bumpers shall be black painted steel.

CODE “DCAM” DRIVING CAMERA

When DCAM is specified, a Digital Ally DVM-250 or equal shall be furnished and installed.

CODE “CBU4” 4 WAY CAMERA SYSTEM

When code CBU4 is specified, a 4 Camera System - Safety Vision SV-LCD70RP shall be furnished and installed. This shall include:

1. 1 color backup camera

2. 1 cylinder camera, mounted above the rear entry doors facing the patient compartment

3. 2 fender cameras mounted 1 each front fender facing rearward wired to activate with left and right turn signals

4. 1 color monitor, minimum 5”, mounted cab headliner to the rear of the rear view mirror

CODE “K19A” TWO GROUP 31 BATTERIES In Addition to OEM BATTERIES

When code K19A is specified, two additional group 31 maintenance free chassis batteries shall be furnished. The batteries shall be located in a ventilated area, sealed off from occupant compartments, and shall be readily accessible for servicing and removal. The batteries shall be connected to the OEM starting circuit through a paralelling switch located on the center console. The batteries shall be charged by the OEM charging system and on board battery conditioner.

All battery leads shall be SGX wire with crimped, water proofed, sealed, terminals.

CODE “SG” SLIDING GLASS

When option code SG is specified, the patient compartment passenger door windows shall open.

The open area shall be covered by a screen.

CODE “K34R” FURNISH ADDITIONAL UPPER REAR WARNING LIGHTS

When code K34R is specified, 2 mid level Whelen 9x7 super LEDs visible through the rear door windows shall be furnished.

CODE “RBV” RUNNING BOARDS

When code RBV is specified, there shall be LED lights positioned in the forward aspect of the modular body to illuminate the running boards.

CODE “PSMA” AIR FORCE PARTS AND SERVICE MANUALS

When code PSMA is specified, the following shall be provided in a complete package:

The Contractor/Vendor shall provide two (2) complete sets of manuals (1 paper and 1 electronic) to include, operators, parts and service manuals to the U.S. Air Force Program Office at the address listed below. Manuals shall be for the complete vehicle and include any mounted or accessory equipment. The data formats shall be paper (printed), and electronic (CD ROM).

Those files provided in electronic format must be complete and assembled separately in a “print

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on demand” format such that a bound paper copy can be produced and provided with no security restrictions (unlocked). No “auto run” or “executable files” are acceptable.

For each set of manuals, the Contractor/Vendor shall provide one copy of Form DD250 Material Inspection and Receiving Report available at http://www.dtic.mil/whs/directives/infomgt/forms/eforms/dd0250.pdf to the U.S. Air Force Program Office at the below listed address.

All data shall be supplied in accordance with DFARS clause 252.227-7015 TECHNICAL DATA— COMMERCIAL ITEMS (MAY 2013). The Contractor/Vendor shall provide the U.S. Air Force Program Office at the address listed below a Government Purpose License Agreement to allow the reproduction of the data they supply in agreement with the above referenced DFARS clause.

The shipping address for the above required technical data packages is:

235 BYRON STREET (BLDG300)

SUITE 19A

Robins AFB, GA 31098-1813 Attn: 404 SCMS/GUEEA