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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 <br />58 <br />side) in the aisle. The longitudinal location will be set 30 inches measured from the backrest of the attendant's <br />seat (set all the way toward the front of the patient cabin) to the head of the primary cot frame, per current <br />KKK-A-1822. <br /> <br />PRIMARY COT POSITION REINFORCEMENT: There will be a singular piece of aluminum reinforcement installed <br />running the length of the primary cot position in the modular ambulance. It will be secured to the modular <br />tubes by welding or Huck fasteners. <br /> <br />PRIMARY COT: The aforementioned cot fastener will be set up to use a Stryker Model No. Power-Pro Cot. <br /> <br />COT HOOK: A Stryker Cot hook for the power load system of solid aluminum will be through bolted to the <br />power load system near the rear access doors. The design intent is to prevent accidental cot roll off during <br />loading and unloading a one man cot. The hook will snag a tubular drag bar that is built into the cot frame. <br />The cot hook will be placed in a position where the under carriage of the cot can be erected and locked into <br />place before release of the drag bar. <br /> <br />OXYGEN, AIR and VACUUM SYSTEMS <br /> <br />OXYGEN HOSES: All oxygen system service hoses, fittings and devices will be made of nonferrous materials. <br />Hoses used to pipe Medical Oxygen will be electrically non-conductive, ¼ inside diameter with an abrasion <br />resistant, green colored outer jacket. The hose manufacturers name, part number, inside dimension and <br />working pressure rating will be permanently marked along the entire length of the hose. All hoses will have a <br />working pressure rating of at least 250 pounds per square inch, withstand a system test pressure of 150 PSI / <br />1033 kPa test prescribed in current Federal specification KKK-A-1822. Each ambulance will be tested. <br /> <br />OXYGEN OUTLETS - GENERAL: Each outlet will be comprised of an "Inlet Box" and a "Latch Plate" as defined <br />herein. The "inlet box" will be a universal inlet service box with a 165 mm type "K" 9.5 mm (3/8") OD Copper <br />inlet pipe stub which is silver brazed to a brass, one piece, 33 mm (1 5/16") inlet body. The "inlet box" will be <br />designed specifically for positive pressure gas service and feature a primary and secondary check valve. Each <br />check valve will be rated at 1,379 kPa (200psi). <br />The "Latch Plate" will insert into the universal "Inlet Box". The "Latch Plate" is comprised of the outer <br />cover plate and latching mechanism that will define the adapter type/Brand that will ultimately connect the <br />patient to the oxygen system. The outlet cover will be color coded GREEN in addition to having a clear <br />permanent legend that identifies the gas type. Dual gas specific safety pins will be integrated in the face of the <br />outlet "Latch Plate" for safety. <br />Outlet adapter types will be easily changed by simply removing the "Latch plate" specifically designed <br />for brand "A" to brand "B" without any further plumbing changes. <br />As with all medical gas outlets specified herein, all outlets will be hydrostatically tested and cleaned for <br />oxygen service. All medical gas outlets specified herein will be UL (Underwriters Laboratory) listed and CSA <br />approved. All outlets will be subject to a line pressure of 50 PSI And will be leak tested at 150 PSI Per federal <br />specification KKK-A-1822E 4.4.6. Pressure drop across the outlet will be less than 2.0 PSI At normal working <br />pressure.
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