March 4, 2013 - Cabarrus County

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Scene and loading lights shall be not less than 75 inches above the ground and unobstructed by open doors. There will be four (4) Whelen clear halogen scene lights located two (2) on the left side and two (2) on the right side of the ambulance body. The lights on the curbside shall come on when the curbside entry door is opened. They shall be firmly fastened as described above to the body surfaces below the roofline and centered between the red emergency lights. The two (2) rear load lights shall be Whelen clear halogen load lights. Switches for both the scene and load lights shall be located on the front switch control panel. Rear load lights shall illuminate the area surrounding the back loading door(s). Rear loading lights shall automatically be activated when the vehicle is shifted into reverse gear or when the rear doors are opened, but may be turned off with an override switch on the front switch console. All scene and load lights shall have chrome bezels. Does your bid comply? Yes __X__ No_____ Interior lighting The basic interior ambulance lighting configuration shall be designed to minimize electrical loads and include: A driver's compartment OEM dome light, instrument panel lights, master switch panel and console light(s). Lighting shall be designed and located so that no glare is reflected into the driver's eyes or his line of vision from switch control panels or other areas that are illuminated while the vehicle is in motion. Does your bid comply? Yes __X__ No_____ Patient Compartment Lighting The patient compartment shall be provided with six (6) overhead dual-intensity ceiling lights. There shall be three (3) lights located over the "primary" patient area and three (3) over the squad bench. These lights shall be recessed in the patient compartment headliner and not protrude more than 1.5 inches. The supplied lights shall have "dual-element" bulbs for two (2) levels of illumination. The technician shall be able to control these lighting levels from switches on the switch control panel through the electronic control module. These dual levels shall work together or differ from side to side. This "dual" light level shall not be provided by the use of a rheostat, but by low voltage, full size easy-to-use rocker switches located on the rear switch control panel. When the curbside or right rear entry doors are opened, the three (3) lights over the squad bench shall light automatically in the low intensity mode. The lights over the primary cot shall not light to conserve power. In addition to the overhead lighting, there shall be provided an 18" bar light in the technician's work or "action" area. A switch on the rear console shall control the action area light. 36 Attachment number 1 4-4 Page 70
There shall be provided a clear LED step-well light for the curbside and rear entry doors. When either the curbside or rear doors are opened, the step-well lights shall be automatically lighted. Does your bid comply? Yes __X__ No_____ Fluorescent Lighting In addition to the standard patient compartment illumination, four (4) recessed fluorescent lights shall be installed; two (2) per side approximately centered front to rear. They shall be wired to a switch in the rear switch panel. In addition they shall be wired to a 30 minute rotary timer located above the head of the squad bench, battery hot. Does your bid comply? Yes __X__ No_____ Electrical Cabinet Light There shall be a clear LED light installed in the electrical cabinet, switched independently with a switch in the rear switch panel. Does your bid comply? Yes __X__ No_____ VEHICLE BODY AND PATIENT AREA Body, General Construction It is the intention of these specifications to require that the all-aluminum ambulance modular body be designed and fabricated to provide the safest possible surroundings while offering the greatest available payload capability in an affordable, state of the art environment. No rivets, screws, or other metal fasteners shall be used for the attachment of any exterior body panel to a structural member. 37 Attachment number 1 4-4 Page 71
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CABARRUS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSION
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ATTACHMENTS QSCB Project Status Rep
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Cabarrus County Facility Data 11 Ad
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Weaknesses of Facilities in Cabarru
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No COUNTY MANAGER’S RECOMMENDATIO
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 2013, 3:00 PM S
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BUDGET AMENDMENT REQUIRED: Yes COUN
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SUBMITTED BY: Mark Browder, Mark II
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2012 - 2013 Renewal Estimate Mark I
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2012 - 2013 Experience Mark III Emp
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2013 - 2014 Renewal Options Mark II
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Employee Health Improvement Initiat
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COORDINATOR AT 704-920-2100 AT LEAS
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