Attachment_F20_-_2015_Navy_Requirements_-_Option_CFGN.pdf

2015 NAVY F&ES STANDARD REQUIREMENTS FOR AMBULANCES

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Navy Fire & Emergency Services (F&ES) ambulances shall be standardized to the greatest extent. All Navy F&ES ambulances will be ordered with the CFGN option code. The following Navy F&ES specific requirements shall be furnished in accordance with this standard.

SECTION 1. STANDARD REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL NAVY F&ES AMBULANCES;

CFGN Navy Fire & Emergency Services specific requirements shall be furnished in accordance with

Navy Document CFGN 2015

RBV Diamond plate aluminum running boards with perforated tread for extra shoe grip. There shall be

LED lights positioned in the forward aspect of the modular body to illuminate the running boards.

SL 100,000 candle power hand held spot light, hard wired in cab area.

UCT Undercoating.

CRS CA steady red light.

K34F Front warning lights with seven (7) 9x7 Super LED lights.

K27 Temperature controlled drug cabinet.

PLV Electric door locks on curbside entrance door and rear entrance doors.

K09 Inverter, Vanner 20-1050CUL/CULW AC Power System shall be furnished

K43 David Clark, two (2) position, two (2) radio, wireless intercom system shall be provided and installed by the apparatus manufacturer. Two (2) intercom stations, two (2) two-ear headsets with microphones, wireless gateway, apparatus mounted battery charger and all necessary cables and connectors shall be provided to make the system operational in accordance with manufacturer’s installation requirements. The intercom system shall be capable of being interfaced with the customer’s installed two-way radio system.

CPD Plexiglas door on right front inside Cabinet (E) rightside against the bulkhead and above the temperature controlled drug cabinet ILO aluminum roll up door.

K21 Severe weather insulation package. Additional “Reflextex” insulation shall be furnished in walls and ceiling, in addition to standard required insulation. The underside of the modular compartment 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 OEM offers shall be furnished.

K01E Two (2) high back captain's chairs on swivel bases ILO squad bench shall be furnished. Seats to have standard slide tracks and 4-point seat belts. Swivel bases to lock in forward, 45 degree and 90 degree positions. The system shall be tested and certified to FMVSS 210 Seat Belt Anchorage test with a forward facing pull. Two (2) additional ceiling mounted IV hooks shall be furnished.

SECTION 2. STANDARD AREQ'S FOR ALL NAVY F&ES AMBULANCES;

A. Upgrade to B14 - Commercial body (long box) with rear doors centered.

B. Include rear zone lower warning light on both sides of the patient compartment. The rear zone lower lighting shall be two (2) Whelen series 600 Super LED flashing warning lights with chrome flange and red lens. Lights shall be located on each side of the patient compartment centered directly above the rear wheel well.

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C. Include two (2) Whelen series 700 Super LED flashing warning lights with red lens in the front grill ILO standard LED warning lights. The rear zone and grill warning lights shall be controlled by the same switch for the light bar warning lights in the cab instrument panel.

D. Rear warning lights to be upgraded to five (5) 9x7 Super LEDs; two (2) additional 9x7 Super LED warning lights shall be installed on rear, positioned nominally for visibility through the left and right door windows when opened.

E. All exterior warning lights shall be upgraded to Super LED lights.

F. Add universal Zico tank lift n the streetside forward compartment (F) to accommodate M thru J size oxygen bottle.

G. Install fixed hoop step, rightside (curbside) under patient compartment door.

H. Mount one (1) fire extinguisher (ABC) on the right hand side of a slide out tray in compartment

(A2); mount one (1) fire extinguisher (CO2) against the bulkhead wall behind and to the right of the Captain’s chair.

I. Delete compartment (A1) exterior door.

J. Compartment (D) to be three quarter (3/4) height with two (2) adjustable shelves.

K. See drawing for interior left (streetside) cabinet configuration; extend the action area counter top and add cabinets ILO CPR side seat.

L. Install CRS centered and equally spaced between the cab top and light bar bottom.

M. Add two (2) reflective Star of Life decals (Size B 12“ nominally) to front of passenger compartment curbside and streetside; equal spacing under the light bar and equal position from the edge of the module.

N. Mount CBU Monitor so as not to block the rear view mirror line of sight into the patient compartment.

O. Reinforce ambulance module floor with SAE rated plates to accommodate Stryker Power Load system

P. 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” nominal 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.

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

R. Install reinforced lockable narcotics cabinet/locker; install in the (L2) cabinet location in lieu of

(L2).

S. Install stainless steel knurled handrail beside curbside module door in lieu of standard painted rail.

T. Install a height/weight label on the dashboard that lists; XX ft., XX in. High, XX ft., XX in. Long and XXXX lb. GVWR. Label shall be conspicuously positioned on driver side of dashboard.

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U. Install a reverse image height decal to the left front corner of the patient compartment. Decal to show vehicle height in feet and inches (XX ft., XX in. High) and be visible from the driver’s rearview side mirror.

V. Install swivel mount for cardiac monitor/defibrillator at the rear of the action area. Mount shall secure the device during vehicle movement. Make and model of cardiac monitor/defibrillator to be specified during the pre-construction/order meeting.

W. Install one (1) 110V electrical outlet at the rear of the action area.

X. Install dedicated positive and negative power posts in electrical compartment labeled POWER

LOAD SYSTEM.

Y. Install Whelen brand light, model L32LAF flat mount, amber in color 360 degree low dome super

LED beacon light. Beacon light should be installed flat on the forward section of the roof of the patient module. Light is to be centered and be permanently mounted. Beacon light shall have its own switch and not be tied to the emergency lighting system. Beacon light shall have switch labeled "AMBER BEACON" on center console of chassis cab and capable of being operated as a standalone beacon light.

SECTION 3. STANDARD PAINTING, STRIPING, LETTERING, LIGHTING AND GRAPHICS FOR

ALL NAVY F&ES AMBULANCES;

A. White on hood and cab top over Candy Apple Red from belt line down for cab.

B. White roof with white protruding 2" nominally down from top, or to the bottom of the roof gutter, with all over Candy Apple Red for entire patient compartment box.

C. Use Candy Apple Red paint (FLNA 3042) for the Gloss Red color on the cab body and patient compartment. Gloss White shall be factory delivered Gloss White Color.

D. A fire department graphic, shield or decal (in electronic format) will be provided to the manufacturer by CNIC HQ (N30) Navy F&ES within thirty (30) days of the placement of the vehicle order. The fire department graphic, shield or decal shall be centered on the streetside driver's door and curbside passenger door spaced equally between the top of the reflective stripe and the bottom edge of the door window. See the attached picture in Section 7. (A, B) for layout. Final design and layout will be determined during the pre-construction/order meeting.

E. On both sides of the patient compartment, center a reflective Star of Life decal (Standard Size C

16” nominally) and lettering equally centered over the rear wheel wells. See the attached picture in Section 7. (A, B) for layout. Final design and layout will be determined during the pre-construction/order meeting.

F. Provide on both sides of the patient compartment, reflective lettering to read, NAVY REGION

(NAME) over “FIRE & EMERGENCY SERVICES” in all capital, 3.5” nominally high Arial font in Gold reflective lettering with Black outline/shadow background. See the attached picture in Section

7. (A, B) for layout. Final design and layout will be determined during the pre-construction/order meeting.

G. On both sides of the patient compartment, provide reflective lettering to read “AMBULANCE” in all capital, 5” nominally high Arial font in Blue lettering (matching color in Star of Life) with White outline/shadow background with the bottom of the lettering 4” nominally from the top of the reflective belt and not interrupted by any doors, openings or lights. See the attached picture in Section 7. (A, B) for layout. Final design and layout will be determined during the pre-

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H. On both sides of the patient compartment, provide a reflective Star of Life decal (Standard Size C

16”nominally) equally centered between upper and lower lettering. See the attached picture in Section 7. (A, B) for layout. Final design and layout will be determined during the pre-construction/order meeting.

I. On both sides of the ambulance patient compartment, provide reflective white striping belt extending the length of the ambulance patient compartment to provide the greatest reflective properties possible from the side view. Reflective white striping belt shall be broken into three (3) stripes meeting the following: one (1) 1” white stripe at the top with a one (1) 1” gap then a 6” white stripe with a one (1) 1” gap then a one (1) 1” white stripe. Position shall be nominal to the body features of the patient compartment configuration to provide maximum reflective characteristics, but the bottom shall not be less than 36” nominally from the ground. See the attached picture in Section

7. (A, B) for layout. Final design and layout will be determined during the preconstruction/order meeting

J. On both sides of the ambulance chassis cab, provide reflective white striping belt beginning as far aft of the front wheel well and extending the length of the ambulance chassis cab to provide the greatest reflective properties possible from the side view. Reflective white striping belt shall be broken into three (3) stripes meeting the following: a 1” white stripe at the top with a 1” gap then a 6” white stripe with a 1” gap then a 1” white stripe. This stripe shall be connected to the patient compartment stripe via an angled section of the reflective white striping. Position shall be nominal to the body features of the ambulance chassis cab configuration to provide maximum reflective characteristics, and shall be located in the lower one-third (1/3) of the cab door and allow for positioning of the department logo decal. See the attached picture in Section 7. (A, B) for layout.

Final design and layout will be determined during the pre-construction/order meeting.

K. Lettering to read “U.S. NAVY” shall be cut into the reflective band on each side of the apparatus, all capital, 5” nominally high Arial font to allow the painted surface to form the letter. In lieu of cutting letters into reflective band, lettering matching the color of the patient compartment (Candy Apple Red) may be laid over the reflective stripe for this requirement. This lettering is to be positioned at the rear of the patient compartment. See the attached picture in Section 7. (A, B) for layout. Final design and layout will be determined during the pre-construction/order meeting.

L. Lettering to read, (“INSTALLATION NAME”) as specified at pre-construction meeting, not to exceed twenty-four (24) characters, shall be cut into the reflective band on each side of the apparatus chassis cab, all capital, 5” nominally high Arial font to allow the painted surface to form the letter. In lieu of cutting letters into reflective band, lettering matching the color of the patient compartment (Candy Apple Red) may be laid over the reflective stripe for this requirement. This lettering is to be positioned at the center of the striping on the streetside driver's door and the curbside passenger doors, and to fit within the allocated space. See the attached picture in Section 7. (A, B) for layout.

M. A special emblem shall be provided with the phrase, “Protecting Those Who Defend America” in

Brush Script MT Font lettering. The entire layout will be sized to fit in the selected locations (18” H x 24” W nominally). A quantity of two (2) emblems shall be provided; the emblems shall be installed on either side of the patient compartment in the location indicated. The lettering for the special emblem shall be all capital letters, gold reflective material with a black outline/shadow background.

A red, white & blue flag ribbon shall be included. See the attached picture in Section 7. (A, B) for layout. Final design and layout will be determined during the pre-construction/order meeting.

N. Provide reflective lettering to read “AMBULANCE” in Blue, 6”nominally high Arial font (matching the color in Star of Life) with white outline/shadow background centered on the rear of the patient compartment doors equally centered below the windows and above the bottom seam of the doors.

See the attached picture for layout. Final design and layout will be determined during the pre-

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O. Provide two (2) perforated reflective Star of Life decals inserted into door windows with Black privacy background or continuation of chevron stripes. Final design and layout will be determined during the preconstruction/order meeting.

P. A reflective Star of Life decal (Standard Size D 32” nominally) shall be centered equally from front to back and side to side on the roof.

Q. All Navy F&ES ambulances Rear Chevrons will be Red Diamond grade and Fluorescent

Yellow/Green Diamond grade at a forty-five (45) degree angle and cover at least 50% of the rear surfaces of the vehicle. Use 3M Diamond Grade Material: The Red Diamond Grade (3M Part Number Is 983-72); the Fluorescent Yellow/Green Diamond Grade (3M Part Number Is 983-23).

SECTION 4. OPTIONS AVAILABLE FOR ALL NAVY F&ES AMBULANCES:

AWD OEM all-wheel drive (AWD) chassis shall be furnished per specification; a written justification/approval memorandum from CNIC HQ (N30) F&ES is required.

1611 Form1611 OEM export document.

K51 Opticom device infrared.

K51V Opticom device visible light.

K32 Additional power and antenna lead (two (2) are standard). Must specify location in the AREQ section.

K37 Additional 12 VDC power lead for portable equipment (three (3) are standard). Must specify location in the AREQ section.

K31 Automatic tire chains; a written justification/approval memorandum from CNIC HQ (N30) F&ES is required

SG Patient compartment curbside door window(s) shall open. The open area shall be covered by a screen.

K40 Service before overseas delivery.

FFS Fuel Water Separator

FTH install two (2) front tow hooks

SECTION 5. APPLICABLE ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS (AREQ) FOR ALL NAVY F&ES

AMBULANCES:

When ordering the ambulance, the department is required to AREQ the type of cot to install. Select from AREQ options below for cot of choice. Other AREQs allowed for consideration in the vehicle order are included here as well;

AREQ K06C - Provide and mount optional Ferno-Washington 35X cot (ILO 93ES).

AREQ K06D - Provide and mount optional Stryker MX Pro R3 Cot (ILO 93ES).

AREQ K06E - Provide and mount optional Ferno Power Flexx+ Cot (ILO 93ES).

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AREQ K06F - Provide and mount optional Stryker Power Pro XT Cot (ILO 93ES) with Power Load System and the following options:

a. 3 Stage IV Pole PR Option

b. Equipment Hook

c. Fowler O2 Bottle Holder Option

d. Backrest Storage Pouch Option

e. H/E Storage Flat Option

f. Knee-Gatch/Trendelenburg

g. Steer Lock Option

h. PowerPro XT Power Load Compatibility

i. XPS Side Rail

AREQ K06G - Provide and mount optional Ferno-Washington 28Z, Chaircot (ILO 93ES).

AREQ K07 - Provide Cot Mounts Only (specify type and model of cot)

AREQ In lieu of CPD Plexiglas door on right front bulkhead inside outside cabinet/compartment, install standard aluminum roll up door.

AREQ In lieu of a standard K27 temperature controlled drug cabinet, install Mermaid Model MK-747 stainless steel drug box with lock installed in lower part of compartment A1. Mounted flush with edge of cabinet opening (not covered by cabinet doors). Mermaid MK-747 door hinges on left side, handle/lock on right side.

AREQ Install reinforced shelf in Compartment B2. Shelf is to support minimum of 60 pounds (Auto-

Pulse Device). Shelf will be supported by two (2) full length, "L" braces running horizontally, one on each side under the tray, in order to support the weight of the equipment stored on the shelf.

Shelf to have inside/outside access

AREQ Install carbon monoxide (CO) detector in rear patient compartment

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SECTION 7. CONFIGURATION (CFGN) FOR ALL NAVY F&ES AMBULANCES

A. Graphics Configuration (Curbside Shown)

B. Graphics Configuration (Streetside Shown)

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C. Graphics Configuration (Front and Rear Shown)

D. Curbside Exterior Configuration

E. Streetside Exterior Configuration

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F. Front and Rear Exterior Configuration

G. Inside Streetside Cabinet Configuration

H. Inside Curbside Cabinet Configuration

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I. Inside Forward Bulkhead Configuration

J. Inside Overhead Lighting Configuration

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K. Floor Plan