Spec_-_Ford_F-350_Pickup.doc

Specification July 2018

FORD F-350 PICK-UP TRUCK

THE PICK-UP SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH ALL NEW PARTS, THE MANUFACTURER’S STANDARD EQUIPMENT, AND THE FOLLOWING MINIMUM EQUIPMENT AND CAPABILITIES:

1. CONFIGURATION

1.1. The vehicle shall be a 4x4 Ford F-350, standard cab, pick-up truck.

1.1.1. The vehicle shall have a single rear wheels (SRW).

1.2. The vehicle shall be a 2018 model year or later, with at most 300 miles (483 km) on the odometer.

1.3. The vehicle shall be configured with the 8 ft. (2.44 m) rear box.

1.4. The vehicle shall be left hand drive (LHD).

1.5. The vehicle shall be equipped with a diesel export engine.

1.5.1. The engine shall be able to operate long-term on 10,000 ppm sulfur diesel fuel.

1.6. High-Sulfur Diesel Modification Package code 98H must be provided

1.7. The vehicle shall be provided with an automatic transmission.

1.8. A driver-selectable transfer case shall be provided with Electronic Shift-On-the-Fly (ESOF).

1.9. The vehicle shall be provided with skid plate covering the transfer case and fuel tank.

1.10. The vehicle shall be equipped with on/off road tires, including a full-size spare.

1.11. The vehicle shall be equipped with dual alternators.

1.12. The exterior color of the vehicle shall be Desert Tan, or manufacturer’s closest equivalent.

2. EQUIPMENT

2.1. The vehicle shall be equipped with all the standard equipment typically found on a 4x4 Ford F-350 standard cab pick-up truck.

2.2. The vehicle shall be equipped with a bull bar.

2.3. Front and rear tow hooks shall be provided for vehicle recovery.

2.4. A drop-in bed liner shall be provided.

2.5. Front and rear anti-sail mud flaps shall be provided.

2.6. An ABC type fire extinguisher, minimum 2.2 lb. (1.0 kg) capacity, with mounting bracket shall be provided.

2.7. A front-mounted winch shall be provided with:

2.7.1. 9,000 lb. (4,082 kg) minimum capacity

2.7.2. 80 ft. (24 m) cable length minimum, with at least 20% safety factor

2.7.3. Wireless remote control

2.7.4. Roller fairlead

2.7.5. Snatch Block

2.8. The vehicle shall be provided with a Basic Issue Item (BII) kit, including:

2.8.1. Portable air compressor, air chuck, and pressure gauge

2.8.2. Fix-a-flat, 2 cans

2.8.3. Jumper cables, 1 set

2.8.4. First Aid kit, (for cuts, burns, swellings, immobilizing broken bones)

2.8.5. Maglite, 1 ea., (3 D-cell size), 3 extra batteries

2.8.6. Goggles, 2 pair, desert rated

2.8.7. Balaclava, 2 ea.

2.8.8. Work gloves, 2 pair (1 medium, 1 large)

2.8.9. Multi-purpose utility (saddleman’s) tool

2.8.10. Jackknife, minimum 4 inch (~100 mm) blade

2.8.11. Tow strap, nylon, 40 ft. (12.2 m), 8,000 lb. (3,629 kg) capacity

2.9. The vehicle shall be provided with a metal bed box, lockable, with enough volume to the store BII kit above.

2.10. Towing package:

2.10.1. Vehicle shall be provided with a rear-mounted pintle hitch.

2.10.1.1. Pintle shall be compatible with trailer drawbar eye dimensions of 2.0 to 3.0 inches (50.8 to 76.2 mm) loop I.D. and 1.25 to 1.62 inches (31.8 to 41.1 mm) loop cross-section diameter.

2.10.2. The vehicle shall be provided with an electric trailer brake controller.

2.10.3. An SAE J560 7 pin, 12 volt electrical connector for trailers shall be provided.

2.11. Manuals shall be provided, written in English, including:

2.11.1. An operator’s manual

2.11.2. Workshop and Spare Parts Manuals, both up to overhaul level

2.11.3. Hard and soft copies of all above manuals

3. RADIO FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION (RFID) TAGS

3.1. Each vehicle or item and associated lot of spares shall be tagged with a removable active RFID data rich tracking tag, specifically designated as:

3.1.1. Savi ST-654-041

3.1.2. Savi ST-654-031

3.1.3. Identec I-Q310 DRT

3.1.4. Evigia EV3-DRT

3.2. The tag shall be located on the exterior of the vehicle or item in a noticeable and easily observable spot. The tag for the spares shall be located in a noticeable and easily observable spot on the exterior of the pallet or container.

3.3. The tag shall be securely affixed to the vehicle or item in such a way that it cannot fall off. Securing the RFID tag with two or more plastic cable ties is the preferred method.

3.4. The tag data and electronic data field format shall be in accordance with specifications established by Joint Total Asset Visibility (JTAV) version 2.0, section 3.4.1 "Commodity Item Database Format" with the following clarifications:

3.4.1. The "document field" titled "DOCUMENT" shall be the document number (e.g. “milstrip”) as specified by the Government procuring agency.

3.4.2. The "MISC1" field shall be the item serial number, if available.

3.4.3. The "MISC2" field shall be used for user comments (e.g. contract number).