Repair, Service, Inspection, and Restoration of Fire Apparatus Unit 822

The contractor shall inspect, diagnose, repair, and/or replace components associated with: Front axle oil seals and
hub assemblies. Rear hub hardware and sealing components. Transfer case replacement due to water
contamination. Transmission cooling line routing, leakage, and securement. Fuel system components including
injectors, fuel lines, fuel pressure solenoid, fuel rail pressure sensor, and transfer pump. Crankcase ventilation
system and crankcase filters. Front main seal, oil pan seal, valve cover gaskets, EGR gaskets, and associated oil
leak repairs. Tie rod assemblies, kingpins, suspension shocks, steering lines, and brake components. Alternator,
batteries, belts, tensioners, cooling system service, and PM filters. A/C system diagnostics, leak detection,
evacuation, recharge, condenser, compressor, evaporator, hoses, drier, switches, and related HVAC components.

The contractor shall inspect, repair, replace, and operationally test all fire suppression and pump-related systems
including: Pump primer system and associated cables. Deck gun operation. Intake swivel seals and air inlet
fittings. Pump panel electrical components and pressure governor display. Drain valves, handles, labels, discharge
caps, intake caps, fittings, and gauges. Water leaks within pump systems, transfer plumbing, and tank fill hoses. Air
bleed valves and pressure gauges. Ladder rack hold-down mechanisms and related locking hardware.

The contractor shall diagnose, repair, replace, retrofit, and test emergency vehicle electrical systems including: LED
warning lights, stop/turn/reverse lighting, scene lighting, marker lights, compartment lights, and step lights.
Headlights, turn signals, warning beacons, and emergency master switch illumination. Cab overhead lighting and
rear compartment lighting. Roll-up door switches, actuator proximity switches, and relay systems. Streamlight
charger bank wiring. Pump panel switchgear and electrical controls. Auto-eject systems, generator filters, and
associated wiring deficiencies. Exposed, loose, damaged, or improperly secured wiring throughout the apparatus.

The contractor shall repair and/or replace: Cab tilt locks, hold-down straps, and stay arms. Mirrors, louvers, dash
hardware, control knobs, vents, and interior components. Rusted drain caps and corrosion beneath the front
bumper. Water tank/frame pads and compartment hardware. Cord reel components, compartment shelves, and
compartment latches.

The contractor shall replace all tires identified as exceeding recommended NFPA service life requirements. Tire
replacement shall include balancing, mounting, inspection of wheel assemblies, and operational road testing. The
contractor shall perform a complete wheel brake service including rotors, drums, brake shoes, brake pads, chambers,
slack adjusters, wheel seals, and all associated hardware necessary to return apparatus braking systems to safe
operational condition.

Upon completion of repairs, the contractor shall: Perform complete operational testing of all repaired systems.
Conduct leak checks, electrical function verification, charging system testing, and brake inspections. Verify proper
operation of all emergency lighting, warning systems, and fire pump functions. Road test apparatus to verify
drivability, steering, braking, suspension, and transmission operation. Correct deficiencies identified during final
inspection prior to Government acceptance.

The contractor shall provide: Detailed repair invoices and parts breakdowns. Documentation of all OEM
replacement parts utilized. Preventive maintenance records. Test results and operational verification
documentation. Warranty information for labor and installed components.

The contractor shall provide a minimum 90-day warranty on labor and pass through all applicable manufacturer
warranties for replacement parts and equipment unless otherwise specified by the OEM.