Opening of Bids - One (1) or More, 2020 or Newer, Emergency Medical Vehicle – Spec P - Fire Service, Inc.

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10.2 REAR THRESHOLD There shall be a 6" wide, 16 ga. formed, stainless steel threshold protector installed on the rear interior of the body. The protector shall run the entire width of the floor at the door opening. A 2" wide, adhesive -backed non-skid material shall be installed on the threshold piece to assist with safe entry and exit from the vehicle. Y N X 10.3 INTERIOR PROTECTION A stainless -steel riser shall be provided on the lower half of the squad bench, to just below the seating surface, and the street side cabinet face, up to an approximate height of 13" from the floor. It shall protect the vertical surfaces from scratches, marks and debris and shall be easily cleaned. Y X N 10.4 INTERIOR COLORS AND MATERIAL The Formica color for all cabinets within the patient compartment shall be Stone Graffix #503 (Grey/White). Y X N 10.4.1 The Formica shall have a matte finish. Y X N 10.4.2 The LonPlate II brand flooring color shall be Gun Metal (dark gray) #424. Y X N 10.4.3 The upholstery color shall be Gunmetal #MV102 (Dark Gray). Y X N 11.0 LEFT SIDE CABINETRY 11.1 ACTION AREA An efficient and accessible action area shall be located to the right of the attendant seat. Oxygen and suction/aspiration equipment outlets shall be readily accessible. It shall provide a counter for the attendant's use. The counter shall have a 3/4" lip to prevent items from falling. For the attendant's safety, the foremost vertical leading edge and top horizontal edge of the action area cabinet shall be trimmed with fabric backed padded vinyl. The foam padding shall be 3/8" high -density foam and shall have a R-factor of 0.25. All seams are to be machine stitched for proper fit and durability. Y X N 11.2 ACTION AREA CONTROL PANEL All patient compartment lighting, environmental equipment and other indicators and controls critical to the care of the patient shall be controlled from a switching console located to the right side of the rear facing Technician's seat. The switch console shall be located in a cabinet face cut at an approximate 30-degree angle above the action area and below the overhead cabinet. The switch panel is designed to provide easy operation and high visibility from either the rear facing Technician's seat or side mounted CPR seat. To facilitate easy troubleshooting and maintenance or repair, the controls for all ambulance conversion functions shall be basic, automotive style, non -programmable type controls. This type of control mechanism can be easily repaired by department maintenance personnel and does not require electronic interaction with a third party for programming or problem solving. The