Seven (7) TYPE III Wildland Fire Fighting Trucks (Brush TRK)
ID: PAN40926P0000027014Type: Presolicitation
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Buyer

DEPT OF DEFENSEDEPT OF THE ARMY0409 AQ HQ CONTRACTAPO, AE, 09227, USA

PSC

FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT (4210)

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https://sam.gov/workspace/contract/opp/06019e62b1e041aa87898efe607de49a/view
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    Description

    The Department of Defense, specifically the Department of the Army, is seeking to procure seven (7) TYPE III Wildland Fire Fighting Trucks (Brush TRK) to support Army Fire Departments in Europe. The procurement aims to fulfill specific technical requirements, including compliance with various safety standards and the provision of essential firefighting equipment, such as a rear-mounted fire pump, a minimum 4,000L water tank, and a 300L foam tank, among other specifications outlined in the draft technical documents. These trucks are crucial for effective firefighting operations in the region, ensuring that Army Fire Departments are equipped with reliable and efficient vehicles. Interested vendors must submit their statements and any questions to Ms. Maryanne Peck or Mr. Brandon Donalson by February 1, 2026, with questions due by January 16, 2026, and should include detailed company information as specified in the notice.

    Point(s) of Contact
    Maryanne E. Peck
    maryanne.e.peck.civ@army.mil
    Brandon Donalson
    06111435426809
    brandon.m.donalson.civ@army.mil
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    A-1 Draft Wildland Fire Fighting Trucks Equipment List.xlsx
    The provided documents, "Attachment A-3 Wildland Fire Fighting Tucks equipment list FY 25 procurement" and "Attachment A-1 Structural pumper equipment list FY 22 FFA procurement," detail equipment lists for wildland fire fighting trucks and structural pumpers, respectively. Both outline essential gear for fire and rescue operations, categorized into personal protective equipment, firefighting tools, rescue/hazmat equipment, emergency medical supplies, illumination/communication devices, and special equipment. Key items include various personal protective gear like safety trousers, jackets, helmets, SCBA units, and masks. Firefighting equipment encompasses hoses, nozzles, extinguishers, and specialized tools for water pickup and foam application. Rescue and hazmat sections list items such as shovels, axes, bolt cutters, power saws, and hydraulic rescue tools. Emergency medical supplies range from first aid kits to stretchers. Illumination and communication equipment includes lanterns, portable radios, and lighting systems. Special equipment covers towing ropes, charging cables, and vehicle safety gear. The documents specify quantities for each item and note whether power supply is from the vehicle or contractor-provided. They also emphasize that listed brand names serve as salient characteristics, allowing vendors to provide equivalent equipment.
    Draft Technical Specifications Wildland Fire Fighting Trucks.pdf
    This document outlines the technical specifications for seven Type III Wildland Fire Fighting Trucks (Brush TRKs) for Army Fire Departments in Europe. These vehicles must comply with NFPA 1900, NWCG PMS 447-1, EN 1846, DIN 14502, and European safety regulations. Key requirements include a conventional cab chassis with a rear-mounted fire pump and foam system, an apparatus body with a minimum 4,000L water tank and 300L foam tank, and secure storage for firefighting equipment. The trucks must meet specific dimensions, weight, and performance criteria, including a maximum length of 6,700mm, a maximum GVWR of 14,000kg, and a top speed of 110kph. General requirements specify brand-new components, corrosion protection, and adherence to German road codes. The vehicles will feature all-wheel drive, disc brakes with ABS, a high-performance diesel engine, and a fully automated 16-speed transmission. The cab must be crash-tested and certified to ECE R29-3, ISO 8084, ISO 5700, and ISO 3463 standards, with specific interior dimensions and safety features like a backup camera and seatbelt monitoring. The electrical system will be 24V, CAN-bus controlled, with LED lighting, a battery charging system, and NATO jump-start capability. NFPA-compliant warning lights and sirens are mandatory. The apparatus body will be a rigid light alloy or aluminum design with equipment lockers, a walk-on roof, and a hose bed with a minimum capacity of 55 cubic feet. Marking includes reflective stripes, chevrons, and U.S. Army logos. Firefighting systems include a 750 GPM pump, cross-lays, a hose reel, a 4,000L water tank, and a self-protection system with water spray sprinklers for critical areas.
    Industry Questions to Government for Wildland Fire Fighting Trucks.xlsx
    The provided document is a question sheet for Wildland Fire Fighting Trucks, likely part of a federal government Request for Proposal (RFP) process. It serves as a structured template for industry stakeholders to submit questions regarding the technical specifications or related attachments (specifically Attachment A-1) of the procurement. The document is divided into two main sections: "Industry Questions to Industry" and "Government Response to Industry." The first section prompts companies to provide their name, CAGE code, and email point of contact along with their question and a reference to the relevant technical specification paragraph or Attachment A-1. The second section is designed for the government to provide official responses to these submitted questions. The structure, with numbered questions and corresponding responses, indicates a formal question-and-answer period typical in government solicitations to clarify requirements and ensure fair competition.
    Wordage for Publicizing Synopses Notice Wildland Fire Fighting Trucks.pdf
    The 409th Theater Contracting Command (TCC) has issued a Synopsis Notice, W564KV-26-R-A005, for the procurement of seven (7) TYPE III Wildland Fire Fighting Trucks (Brush TRK) to support Army Fire Departments in Europe. This notice is for publicizing information only and is not a solicitation, Invitation for Bid (IFB), Request for Proposal (RFP), or Request for Quote (RFQ). A formal Solicitation Notice is anticipated in the near future. The delivery destination is FOB Ansbach, Germany. Interested parties with questions or an interest in performing the work should submit a statement to Ms. Maryanne Peck (maryanne.e.peck.civ@army.mil) or Mr. Brandon Donalson (brandon.m.donalson.civ@army.mil) by February 1, 2026, at 15:00 CET. Questions must be submitted by January 16, 2026, at 15:00 CET. The statement should include company information such as name, address, CAGE Code, UEIs Number, NAICS code, point of contact, telephone, and email. This notice is publicized in accordance with FAR 5.203(h) due to the acquisition being subject to World Trade Organization Government Procurement Agreement and Free Trade Agreements. The notice includes attachments for draft technical specifications, equipment lists, and industry questions.
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