Articulating Aerial Fire Truck Draft Specifications 1

101' Articulating Aerial Fire Truck
Specifications
Background & General Provisions
Commercial & Regulatory Compliance
Pre-Delivery, Delivery, and Post-Delivery Service
Design & Engineering Requirements
Warranty Requirements
Manuals & Documentation
Chassis and Structural Performance
Engine Performance
Transmission Performance
Axles, Suspension, Brakes, and Tires
Electrical System & Instrumentation
HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning)
Fuel & Emissions System
Fire Pump & Water System
Cab & Crew Area
EMS Storage
Seating & Occupant Restraint
Visibility & Glass
Lighting Systems
Equipment Storage & Compartments
Aerial Platform & Performance
Corrosion Protection & Coatings
Inspection, Testing, and Acceptance
Training Requirements
Delivery Requirements
Salient Characteristics

1. Background & General Provisions

The Bureau of Reclamation (BOR) requires a 101’ Articulating Aerial Fire Truck with a 2250 GPM pump and 300-gallon water tank for fire protection at Grand Coulee Power Office (GCPO), Washington State. The apparatus must comply with all applicable NFPA standards (including 1901, 1902, 2016), DOT, and industry best practices. All materials, technology, and procedures must be state-of-the-art and certified as required.

2. Commercial & Regulatory Compliance

Apparatus and all components must comply with the latest NFPA, DOT, and EPA standards. Certification of slip resistance for all stepping, standing, and walking surfaces is required. Highly visible plates must state overall height, length, and GVWR. Manufacturer must have training and proficiency programs for certifications.

3. Pre-Delivery, Delivery, and Post-Delivery Service

Pre-construction and pre-delivery inspections at manufacturer’s facility by Reclamation Fire Department personnel. All travel costs for Reclamation personnel are the responsibility of Reclamation. Delivery is F.O.B. to Reclamation Property Office/Fire Department Receiving, Grand Coulee, WA. Factory-trained specialist to provide thorough operational and maintenance instruction at delivery.

4. Design & Engineering Requirements

Manufacturer to provide proposal blueprints (CAD), construction drawings, and technical diagrams for approval prior to construction. Design must ensure accessibility, safety, and compliance with best engineering practices. All wiring, tubing, and components must be protected and accessible for inspection and maintenance.