Vehicle, Chevy Tahoe

Background

The Los Angeles City Fire Department (LAFD) is seeking to procure an EMS Command Vehicle, specifically a Chevrolet Tahoe PPV. The purpose of this vehicle is to transport personnel and equipment to various emergency medical incidents, ensuring compliance with all relevant federal and state vehicle codes and emissions standards.

Work Details

The contract involves the provision of a Chevrolet Tahoe PPV (9C1), ½ ton, 7,500 GVWR, four-wheel drive vehicle. Key specifications include: - Engine: 8-cylinder, 5.3-liter gasoline engine with minimum 355 HP @ 5600 RPM. - Transmission: Heavy-duty ten-speed automatic overdrive transmission. - Tires: Five steel belted radial tires (275/60R20SL) and a full-size spare tire. - Brakes: Four-wheel disc brakes with anti-lock system. - Axles: Limited-slip rear drive axle with a ratio of 3.23:1. - Suspension: Heavy-duty front and rear suspension packages.

Electrical System

Main DC power electrical bus system with multiple circuits for communication and lighting.

Emergency Lighting

Whelen emergency light package meeting California Title 13 requirements, including various LED lights and sirens controlled by a Whelen Cencom Core controller.

Interior Features

High-backed cloth seats, factory air conditioning, power windows/locks, advanced audio system with Bluetooth capability, and multiple USB charging ports. - Mobile Command Center installation including utility boxes and SCBA brackets. - Installation of window security film on cab side windows and windshield top.

Period of Performance

The contract will be executed upon acceptance by the Purchasing Agent of the City of Los Angeles. Specific timelines for delivery and inspections will be outlined in the bid procedures.

Place of Performance

The vehicle will be delivered to the Los Angeles City Fire Department Supply and Maintenance Division located at 140 N. Avenue 19, Los Angeles, California 90031.

Bidder Requirements

Bidders must comply with specific installation requirements as detailed in the solicitation. The contractor must ensure that all components are installed by approved subcontractors listed in the specifications. Additionally, bidders are required to provide warranties for both parts and workmanship.