Equipment list (2).pdf
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- VERTICAL CASUALTY LOADING SYSTEM FOR KC-135 Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W50S83-23-Q-0002
- Issued by
- Department of the Army National Guard
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This equipment list outlines the items required for a vertical casualty loading system for KC-135 aircraft. The system shall include four main rigging systems rated to hold a minimum of 1100 pounds dead weight and 500 pounds live patient load, with components such as gin poles, winches, descenders, anchor straps, runners, carabiners, and screw-link connectors. Additional required equipment comprises a vertical rated litter, rigging bridle with connectors, non-locking carabiners, and guy line. The related solicitation from the Department of the Army National Guard seeks these vertical casualty loading systems and has a solicitation number of W50S83-23-Q-0002.
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Other files for this federal contract opportunity
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Vertical Casualty Lift System RFI 2.pdf | ||
| Equipment list.pdf | ||
| Diagram Vertical Casualty Lift System.pdf | ||
| Vertical Casualty Lift System RFI 1.pdf |
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Equipment list (exclusive of aircraft anchor points)
-Main rigging system (Shall have 4 each of these systems to be rated to hold at minimum 1100 pounds dead weight and live patient load of 500lbs or 2.2 KN)
- 1 each Gin Pole with 1 lash ring, articulating foot
- 1 each hand crank winch
- 1 each descender/pulley designed for technical rescue operations
- 4 each adjustable anchor straps
- 2 each 12cm sewn runners
- 7 each locking carabiners
- 1 each locking 90-degree twist carabiner
- 6 each screw-link connectors
- 1 each 50-foot 11mm static rope
- Patient rigging
- 1 each vertical rated litter
- 1 each rigging bridle with connectors (carabiners)
- 2 each non-locking carabiners
- 1 each 50-foot 7mm guy line
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