Opening of Bids - One (1) or More, 2020 or Newer, Emergency Medical Vehicle – Spec P - American Response Vehicles

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American Response Vehicles 20 weatherstrip on the up-turned edge. The tray slides will be rated per the following paragraph. The tray will be mounted on the forward wall of the compartment. COMPARTMENT COMPONENT FINISH: The fixed divider, adjustable shelf, and the stair chair roll out tray will require a high strength, abrasion, and chemical resistant finish. This compartment’s components will have black speed liner installed. SLIDES: Heavy Duty, full extension drawer slides will be installed on the aforementioned roll out tray. The Zinc plated steel slides will be side mounted and rated at 250 pounds per pair. The slide travel will be at least equal to the length of the slide assembly. The slide will incorporate ball bearings to reduce fiction between the rails on each slide. Attachment screws will be at least 0.250 inch diameter with locking nuts. The slide will also have a built in, end of travel, rubber bumpers to reduce steel to steel collision noises. One of the slides will have a locking point at full extension and at full return with a yellow thumb release. The slides will be securely fastened to the compartment floor or side walls depending upon location request. RETAINER STRAP: There will be one, two inch wide webbed strap will be supplied in the aforementioned compartment. The strap will be designed and positioned on the stair chair tray for the purpose of holding the stair chair in position during transit. The strap will employ a metal buckle system with a push button release. The strap be fastened to the compartment walls with a two inch footman's loop. Plastic "Luggage" type buckles and smaller webbing size is not acceptable. Attachment screws will not pierce the strap webbing. FOOTMAN LOOP: There will be a 2" footman loops located back from the jamb opening on the compartment. RETAINER STRAPS: There will be an additional pair of two inch wide webbed strap will be supplied in the aforementioned compartment. The strap will be designed and positioned to prevent backboards and other related items, that may have shifted against the door during transit, from falling out of the compartment when the door is opened. The strap will employ a metal buckle system with a push button release. The strap be fastened to the compartment walls with a two inch footman's loop. Plastic "Luggage" type buckles and smaller webbing size is not acceptable. Attachment screws will not pierce the strap webbing. COMPARTMENT LIGHTS: (2) Two lights will be mounted in the "M-5" compartment. Both lights will be surface mount and will be LED. (1) light will be center mounted in the compartment ceiling, (1) light will be located on the bottom of the adjustable shelf. REAR ACCESS DOORS: The rear of the module will be equipped with double, hinged patient compartment access doors. The doors will be centered on the body and align with the patient compartment aisle space. The doors will measure 46 3/4 inches wide by 60 5/8" high, jamb to jamb. REAR ACCESS DOOR JAMB: At the rear access doors, a full width, formed, stainless steel jamb protection plate will be provided to prevent the cot frames from chipping the paint. The stainless steel protection package will start from under the kick plate and follow the contour of the jamb extrusion, cover the end of the sub-floor, and cover the last four inches of the vinyl floor covering.