Four (4) Structural Pumpers

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document provides a detailed breakdown of CLIN (Contract Line Item Number) structures for the procurement of Structural Pumpers, including quantities and delivery locations for both base and option periods. It serves as a reference for bidders to understand the specific items, quantities, and delivery points associated with the opportunity.

• CLIN Structure: Details base and option CLINs for Structural Pumpers.
• Items: Includes Structural Pumper Chassis Cab, Structural Pumper Body, and Structural Pumper Fully Assembled Vehicle.
• Quantities: Specifies the number of units for each item under base and option periods.
• Delivery Locations:
  • Base & Option 1001: IMCOM Europe Fire Fighting Training Center Bldg. 5809, Urlas Training Area 91522 Ansbach-Katterbach, Germany.
  • Option 1002: USAG Italy Fire Department, Caserma Ederle Fir Bldg. 50 Via Aldo Moro, 36100 Vicenza, Italy.

This attachment is crucial for bidders to accurately understand the scope of the requirement, including the specific components of the structural pumpers, the total quantities to be procured (base and option), and the designated delivery locations. This information is essential for developing accurate pricing and logistical plans for their proposals.

Other / Unclassified

This document is a Publicizing Synopses Notice (W564KV-26-R-A004) for four (4) Structural Pumpers required by the 409th Theater Contracting Command (TCC) to support Army Fire Departments in Europe. It is issued solely for publicizing information and is not a solicitation (RFP, RFQ, or IFB). The notice indicates that a formal solicitation will be posted on SAM.gov in the near future.

Potential bidders should note that this notice serves as an early announcement of an upcoming procurement. It provides preliminary information about the requirement, including:

• Requirement: Four (4) Structural Pumpers.
• Delivery: FOB destination to Ansbach, Germany and Vicenza, Italy.
• Attachments: Draft Technical Specifications, Draft Structural Pumper Equipment List, and Structural Pumper CLIN Structure – Delivery Locations are available for review.
• Contact Information: Ms. Maryanne Peck and Mr. Brandon Donalson are the points of contact for questions and comments.
• Deadlines: The synopsis closes on January 31, 2026, with questions due by January 15, 2026.

Interested parties are encouraged to review the provided attachments and submit any questions or statements of interest by the specified deadlines. This notice is being posted in accordance with FAR 5.203(h) due to the acquisition being subject to the World Trade Organization Government Procurement Agreement and Free Trade Agreements.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document is an Excel spreadsheet listing the required equipment for a structural pumper, categorized into groups: Personal Protective, Firefighting, Rescue/Hazmat, Emergency Medical, Illumination/Communication, and Special Equipment. It details specific items, quantities, and whether they are contractor-provided.

• Group 1: Personal Protective: Includes items like safety trousers, jackets, helmets, Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) and spare cylinders, face masks, filters, fire escape hoods, hygiene sets, disposable overalls, CO detectors, EX-Ox meters, alarming dosimeters, gloves, protective goggles, warning vests, SCBA accountability systems, and tarpaulins.
• Group 2: Firefighting: Lists folding tanks, hose bridges, high-pressure extinguishing units, suction hose strainers, fire extinguishers, suction hoses, coupling wrenches, siameses, hose bandages, pressure hoses (various sizes and lengths), hose straps, standpipes, wyes, adapters, fire fighting nozzles, elbow supports, foam adapters, working ropes, rescue ropes, ratchet wrenches, C wrenches, suction hoses with D couplings, thermal imagers, chargers for thermal imagers, foam agent jerrycans, battery fans, permanent power supplies, pressure relief valves, and system separators.
• Group 3: Rescue/Hazmat Equipment: Contains telescopic ladders, scaling ladders (top and lower sections), Hooligan tools, brooms, dirt shovels, turbo flare sets, rescue knives, perimeter tape, angle grinders (various sizes), batteries, power supplies, cut-off blades, diamond blades, cordless reciprocating saws, cordless drilling machines, bit sets, hard coated drills, curved claw hammers, glass management sets, safety belt cutters, cutter tools, spreader tools, rescue rams, hydraulic power units, hydraulic hoses, safety chocks, portable hydraulic jacks, support systems, stabilization sets, sill supports, stand-by tarpaulins, round slings, shackles, gully-drainage sealing covers, PVC foil, lifting bags, submersible pumps, portable ground current circuit interrupters, vacuum cleaners, folding signs, tool boxes, pulling/crushing devices, pry axes, pick axes, TNT tools, hacksaws, spades, pike pole sets, bolt cutters, petrol engine chain saws, spare chains, and jerrycans for chainsaws.
• Group 4: Emergency Medical: Includes first aid kits, EMS responder backpacks, salvage and rescue blankets, EMS patient covers, stretchers, spine boards, and stiffneck collars.
• Group 5: Illumination/Communication: Lists lanterns, chargers for lanterns, warning triangles, traffic batons, traffic cones, power generators, cable drums, safety plug sockets, rechargeable battery operated lighting, batteries for lighting, permanent power supplies for lighting, telescopic tripods, and portable radios.
• Group 6: Special Equipment: Contains towing ropes, vehicle charging cables, traffic emergency kits, chassis toolkits, tire inflation kits, tailpipe hoses, diesel jerrycans, and safety chocks.

Vendors should review this list to identify the specific equipment required for the opportunity. The "Contractor provided" column indicates whether the vendor is expected to supply the item. Brand names are provided as examples of salient characteristics, and equivalent equipment may be offered.

This document is critical for bidders to understand the full scope of equipment required for the structural pumper. It directly informs pricing, procurement strategies, and the ability to meet the technical specifications of the opportunity.

Questions & Answers / Clarifications

This document is an Excel spreadsheet titled "Industry Questions to Structural Pumpers" which serves as a template for industry to submit questions to the government regarding the Structural Pumpers opportunity. It also includes columns for the government's response.

This document is a template and does not contain specific questions or answers at this time. It outlines the structure for submitting industry questions, requesting company name, CAGE code, and email point of contact, alongside numbered fields for questions and government responses.

This document is a placeholder for future questions and answers. It does not currently impact the solicitation requirements, due dates, or submission rules, but it indicates a channel for bidders to seek clarification.

Technical Specifications

This document outlines the technical specifications for four (4) structural pumper fire trucks intended for Army Fire Departments in Europe. The vehicles must meet NFPA 1900, EN 1846, and DIN 14502 standards, as well as applicable European occupational safety and health regulations.

• Vehicle Chassis: Commercial cab-over-engine (COE) chassis adapted for firefighting, with a rear-mounted fire pump and foam proportioning system.

• Apparatus Body: Minimum 3,000L water tank, 300L foam tank, covered hose bed, and roll-up door storage compartments.

• Firefighting Equipment: Sufficient storage space for listed items (Attachment A-1).

• Dimensions & Performance: Specific maximum length, width, height, turning diameter, GVWR, tilt angle, top speed, approach/departure angles, and ground clearance are detailed.

• General Requirements: Components must be new and reliable in severe environmental conditions (-25°C to +45°C). Vehicles must comply with German street code (STVO) for road operation. Specific paint requirements (acrylic urethane, RAL colors) and corrosion protection methods are outlined.

• Chassis and Cab: 4x4 drive train with differential locking, two-axle layout with locking differentials, specific suspension ratings, wheelbase, and tire specifications (315/80R22.5).

• Steering & Brakes: Left-hand drive power steering, automatic snow chains, fully electronically controlled dual-circuit air-brake system (EBS) with ABS, ESP, ASR, and diesel exhaust brake, meeting NFPA 1900 and GUV D71 standards.

• Engine: High-performance diesel engine (Six cylinders, max 13 liters displacement, at least 410 BHP @ 1400 RPM, at least 2100 Nm torque @ 1000 RPM).

• Transmission: Fully automatic transmission with integrated transfer case and torque converter, or an automated clutch-operated transmission with at least twelve speeds.

• Cab: Four-door crew cab, galvanized steel, insulated, air-suspended, with laminated safety glass, tinted power windows, heater, dual A/C, access steps, interior lighting, and anti-slip flooring. Must pass ECE R29-3 roof strength and pendulum tests.

• Exterior Equipment: Heavy-duty steel front bumper, high-intensity headlights, turn signals, electrically adjustable and heated mirrors, dual windscreen wipers, manually operated roof access hatch, large safety doors with power windows, door pockets, and European safety regulation-compliant doorsteps.

• Interior Equipment: Backup camera system, grab handles, sun visors, non-slip floor mats, dome lights, heater with dash-mounted control, dual A/C, radio compartment, helmet storage, road safety kit, tool set, cab-mounted refrigerator, and a comprehensive dashboard with illuminated switches and warning system.

• Safety Systems: Tire pressure monitoring system, electronic stability program, lane departure warning, seatbelts (EU approved), airbags, and seat belt warning system.

• Electrical System: 24V system, at least two 24V maintenance-free batteries, 100A alternator, EMI/RFI protection, battery charger, NATO socket, electronic siren, compressed air siren, and NFPA warning light package (blue).

• Apparatus Body: Integrated rescue pumper body with equipment lockers, pump module, water and foam tank. Superstructure is rigid cross-section, self-supporting light alloy or aluminum plate design. Six equipment lockers with dust/waterproof roller shutters. Fold-down footboards for rear axle access. Roof configured as walk-on storage space with a hose bed.

• Hose Bed: Minimum capacity for 1500 ft of 2-1/2" hose, 400 ft of 1-3/4" hose, and 200 ft of 6" hose. Aluminum flooring, removable dividers, and a cover.

• Pump Compartment: Dedicated compartment for pump module, with a top-hinged lift-up hatch. Pump capacity of at least 1,250 GPM, meeting NFPA 1900 requirements. Includes thermal protection, balanced impellers, and stainless-steel pump shaft.

• Firefighting Systems: Connected and controlled by an internal CAN Bus system. Includes pump assembly, certification, priming system, pump ratio, gearbox, pump shift control, transmission lock, braking system, and pump panel with gauges and controls.

• Water Turret: Installed on the front bumper, operated via joystick, with adjustable swivel range, minimum 65m throw range, and 1,500 L/min discharge capacity.

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• The document references several attachments (A-1) and numerous standards (NFPA, EN, DIN, ECE, FMVSS, GUV, VDE) that bidders must adhere to.