The "Attachment A -1 Equipment list - Rescue 4x4 FY 25/26 FFA procurement" document outlines a comprehensive list of equipment required for a Rescue 4x4 vehicle, categorized into Personal Protective, Firefighting, Rescue/Hazmat, Emergency Medical, Illumination/Communication, and Special equipment. This procurement aims to equip the vehicle with a wide range of tools for various emergency scenarios, from protective gear and fire suppression to advanced rescue tools, medical supplies, and communication devices. The document specifies quantities and includes provisions for vendors to supply equivalent equipment with similar characteristics when brand names are listed. The procurement emphasizes both essential safety equipment and specialized tools, indicating a focus on comprehensive operational readiness for rescue and emergency services.
The document outlines technical specifications for a 4x4 Rescue Fire Truck for Army Fire Departments in Europe, emphasizing compliance with NFPA 1900, EN 1846, DIN 14502, and European occupational safety and health regulations. Key requirements include vehicle dimensions, weight, performance (e.g., max length 8,700mm, GVWR 18,000 kg, top speed 68mph), and operability in diverse environmental conditions (-25°C to +45°C). The contract covers a heavy off-road chassis and an apparatus body with storage. Detailed specifications are provided for the chassis, cab, drivetrain (permanent 4x4), axles, suspension, tires, steering, brakes (EBS with ABS, ESP, ASR), engine (at least 420 BHP diesel), fuel system, transmission (automatic with PTO), electrical system (24V, CAN network, LED lighting, NFPA warning package), and a centrally mounted winch. The document also details safety systems like tire pressure monitoring, electronic stability, lane departure warning, airbags, and seatbelt monitoring. Extensive sections cover apparatus body construction (light alloy/aluminum, six equipment lockers, walk-on roof), vehicle markings (reflective stripes, chevrons, logos), and license plates. Training requirements include 24 hours of on-site instruction in German, covering operation and maintenance. Comprehensive documentation, including parts lists, wiring diagrams, maintenance plans, and operation manuals, is mandated. A 24-month warranty is required, with a six-year corrosion warranty, and specific response times for Impaired Mission Capable (IMC) and Non-Mission Capable (NMC) issues. The contractor must have an authorized maintenance facility within 440 km of Grafenwoehr and provide a production plan adhering to ISO 9001 or VDA standards.