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

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The successful manufacturer shall provide a three (3) year/36,000 mile warranty on the vehicle which covers defective parts and/or components, the improper choice of materials, parts, and/or components, improper design or engineering, and poor or improper workmanship or quality control techniques. The warranty shall cover the complete vehicle and shall include all costs for labor and parts or materials that are required to correct all deficiencies. If travel is required for warranty repairs, transportation of the unit is the responsibility of the successful bidder. Transportation must take place within the next normal working day, or the responsible party will be charged $100 per day late fee. There shall be provided a lifetime electrical warranty that covers all conversion circuit boards, harnesses, switches, circuit breakers, and relays. There shall be provided a lifetime transferable modular body structural warranty. The term transferable is to cover the transfer of the warranty to a second purchaser should the department sell this unit later. The lifetime structural warranty period shall also remain in effect should the modular body be remounted onto a new chassis. This remount must be performed at a service center authorized by the original manufacturer. Y N 1.5 WARRANTY SURETY To ensure quality, service, and full compliance to the above warranties, the vehicle, with the exception of the chassis, must be constructed by the ambulance manufacturer. Additional elements constructed and installed "in house" are required to ensure service and parts availability. Subcontractors or lease/rental agreements to outside agencies will fail to meet this requirement. • Does the ambulance manufacturer as the prime contractor construct the modular body? Does the ambulance manufacturer as the prime contractor apply paint? • Are interior cabinets constructed and installed by the ambulance manufacturer as the prime contractor? • Are the wiring harnesses, circuit boards, and 02 systems assembled, installed and tested by the ambulance manufacturer as the prime contractor? • Is the upholstery for seat cushions, head pads, and backrests assembled and installed by the ambulance manufacturer as the prime contractor? Y&N_ 1.6 DELIVERY Bidder must state an accurate delivery date which shall not exceed 180 days from the date of bid award. Due to the age of the City's existing fleet, it is imperative that the unit be delivered as quickly as possible. Stated delivery lead time will be included as an integral part of our bid selection process. FOB Central Services.