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CITY OF BISHOP

CITY COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA
City Council Chambers - 301 West Line Street - Bishop, California MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 2026 - 6:00 PM

1. CALL TO ORDER - 6:00 p.m. Monday, August 10, 2026

2. ROLL CALL
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: Please be advised this meeting is accessible to the public in person, on the City of Bishop website, or on the local government cable channel 12. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, if you need special assistance to participate in this meeting, please contact the City Clerk at 760-873-5863 Extension 124. Notification at least 48 hours prior to the meeting will enable the City to make reasonable arrangements to ensure accessibility to this meeting. [28 CFR

35.102.35.104 ADA Title II].

The public is encouraged to participate or observe this meeting by:

1. Attending this meeting in person at the City of Bishop City Council Chambers located at 301 West Line Street in Bishop, California.

2. Observing this meeting live from the City of Bishop website at:
https://www.cityofbishop.com/government/city_council/index.php

3. Observe this meeting live from the local government cable channel 12.

Public comments may be made:

1. In person: Members of the public desiring to speak on a matter appearing on the agenda should ask the Mayor for the opportunity to be heard when the item comes up for Council consideration (or complete a speaker card prior to the meeting). Comments for all agenda items are limited to a speaking time of three minutes unless modified by the Mayor.

2. In writing: Go to http://bishop-ca.granicus.com/ViewPublisher.php?view_id=8 to submit an "eComment" for the corresponding meeting. Please note that eComment submissions closes at 3:00 p.m. on the day of the meeting. You may also hand deliver public comments to the City drop/payment box located at the Church Street entrance to City Hall on or before the deadline noted above. All written public comments received prior to the above noted time will be distributed to the Council for their review and consideration prior to the meeting. All written public comments received after that time will be provided to the Council at the earliest possibility. Please note written public comments received will not be read aloud at the meeting.

Any writing that is a public record that relates to an agenda item for open session distributed less than 72 hours prior to the meeting will be available for public inspection at City Hall, 377 West Line Street, Bishop, California during normal business hours.

Government Code 54957.5(b)(1). Copies will also be provided at the appropriate meeting.
1 3. MOMENT OF SILENCE

4. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE - Councilmember Schwartz will lead the pledge of allegiance.

5. PUBLIC COMMENT

6. DEPARTMENT REPORTS
A. City Administrator Report - City Administrator Pam Foster B. Fire Department Report - Fire Chief Bret Russell
C. Police Department Report - Police Chief Nate Derr
D. Community Services Department Report - Community Services Manager Daniel McElroy
E. Planning Department Report - Principal Planner Ana Budnyk

7. COUNTY OF INYO UPDATE

8. CONSENT CALENDAR
A. City Council Meeting Minutes
B. Approval to Purchase a Replacement Live Scan Fingerprint System NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: This time is set aside to receive public comment on matters not calendared on the agenda. When recognized by the Mayor, please state your name and address for the record and please limit your comments to three minutes. Under California law the City Council is prohibited from generally discussing or taking action on items not included in the agenda; however, the City Council will listen to all public comment but will not generally discuss the matter or take action on it.

Updates on department activities will be given by the Department Heads and/or their staff.

Admin Monthly Report - July 2026
Fire Department Report - July 2026
Police Department Report - July 2026
Community Services Department Report - July 2026
Planning Department Report - July 2026
Prepared and presented by Second District Supervisor Jeff Griffiths.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: All matters under the Consent Calendar are considered routine by the City and will be acted on by one motion.

Recommended Action: Council consideration to approve the City Council Meeting Minutes for: January 12, 2026 Regular Meeting, and January 26, 2026 Regular Meeting.

MINUTES 2026 01 12
MINUTES 2026 01 26
Recommended Action:

Staff recommends that the City Council:

1. Approve the purchase of a new Live Scan fingerprint system from Biometrics4ALL in the amount of $28,042.00.
2 C. Ratification of Sourcewell Purchase Order and Consideration of Prepayment Option Relating to Ladder Truck Purchase
D. Budget Adjustment for East Line Street Bridge Project E. Ratification of Spending Authority for the Bishop Park Courts Resurfacing Project

9. NEW BUSINESS
A. Reject and Readvertise Bids for the Field 6 Rehabilitation Project.

B. Signage Repair and Removal Grant Program
C. Updated Assistant City Administrator/Finance Director Job Description & 2026/2027 Full-time Salary Schedule

2. Authorize the City Administrator to execute all documents necessary to complete the purchase.

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Recommended Action: Ratify the Sourcewell purchase order for the ladder truck, as modified by the subsequent change orders; approve prepayment of eligible components, including installment payments, when financially advantageous; authorize payment of the remaining balance when due; and authorize the City Administrator to execute all related documents and complete the purchase, provided total payments do not exceed $1,732,745, inclusive of applicable sales tax and within the available budget appropriation.

Sourcewell Purchase Order
Ladder Truck MOU
Prepayment Offer Letter
Original Vendor Proposal
Change Orders to Purchase Order
Rosenbauer Sourcewell Contract
Recommended Action: Approve a budget adjustment appropriating $74,683.08 in the East Line Street Bridge Fund for continued project expenditures.

Recommended Action: Ratify and clarify the City Council’s April 27, 2026 authorization for the Bishop Park Courts Resurfacing Project to include the contract award of $98,430 plus a 10% contingency of $9,843, for total project spending authority not to exceed $108,273.

April 27, 2026 Staff Report
Change Order 1
Recommended Action: City Council to reject all bids received for the Field 6 Rehabilitation Project and authorize staff to re-advertise the project with revised bid documents.

Recommended Action: Staff recommends that the City Council:

Approve the Fiscal Year 2026-27 Signage Repair & Removal Grant Program Application.

Authorize the Planning Department to administer the program.

DRAFT_ INFORMATION_APPLICATION PACKET
Recommended Action: Approve the updated Assistant City Administrator/Finance 3 10. FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS

11. COUNCIL AND COMMITTEE REPORTS

12. PUBLIC COMMENT PRIOR TO CLOSED SESSION

13. CLOSED SESSION
A. CONFERENCE WITH LABOR NEGOTIATORS pursuant to Government Code § 54957.6 - Agency Designated Representative: City Administrator Pam Foster.

Employee Organization: Bishop Police Officers Association.

14. REPORT ON ACTIONS TAKEN IN CLOSED SESSION AS REQUIRED BY LAW

15. ADJOURNMENT
Director Job Description & 2026/2027 Salary Schedule
Assistant City Administrator - Finance Director Job Description 2026-2027 Full Time Salary Schedule-DRAFT 08.10.26
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: This time is set aside to receive public comment on matters agendized for closed session only. When recognized by the Mayor, please state your name, and address for the record and please limit your comments to three minutes.

Under California law the City Council is prohibited from generally discussing or taking action on items not included in the agenda; however, the City Council may briefly respond to comments or questions from members of the public. Therefore, the City Council will listen to all public comment but will not generally discuss the matter or take action on it.

Monday, August 24, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. Regular Meeting in the City Council Chambers 4 Small Town with a
Big Backyard!

CITY OF BISHOP
377 West Line Street - Bishop, California 93514
Post Office Box 1236 - Bishop, California 93515
760-873-8458
www.cityofbishop.com
City Administrator’s Report
July 2026
During the month of July, I continued to focus on organizational effectiveness, regional collaboration, and strengthening internal processes to better support City operations and the implementation of Council priorities.

A significant focus this month was evaluating opportunities to improve administrative oversight and communication across the organization. I developed and began implementing changes to the Department Head meeting structure to provide more meaningful administrative support, improve collaboration, and strengthen accountability across all City departments. In addition, I established new timelines for City Council agenda submissions to allow for more comprehensive staff review, increased crossdepartmental coordination, and thoughtful discussion of agenda items prior to Council meetings. These process improvements are intended to enhance the quality of staff reports and support more informed decision-making by the City Council.

I continued meeting with representatives of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) to discuss ongoing and future joint projects, reinforcing the City's commitment to maintaining strong partnerships on issues of mutual interest.

This month, I also attended the Eastern Sierra Council of Governments (ESCOG) CoLab Summit, which provided an opportunity to collaborate with representatives from local and regional agencies, share ideas, and strengthen relationships that support regional problem-solving and innovation.

Work also continued with the Bishop Fire Protection District on the development of a new agreement designed to improve communication, clarify roles and responsibilities, and strengthen the partnership between our organizations. This collaborative effort will help position the Bishop Fire Department to operate even more effectively while continuing to provide a high level of service to the community.

Internally, I worked closely with staff in the Parks and Recreation and Planning Departments to evaluate current operations and identify opportunities for improvement.

These discussions focused on enhancing organizational effectiveness, improving service delivery, and identifying strategies to better support staff while positioning both departments for long-term success.

Overall, July was a productive month focused on strengthening the City's internal organization, improving communication and administrative processes, and continuing to build partnerships that will benefit the City and the community in the months ahead. 5 Bishop, CA
This report was generated on 8/3/2026 9:09:29 AM
Bishop Fire Department
Breakdown by Major Incident Types for Date Range
MAJOR INCIDENT TYPE # INCIDENTS % of TOTAL
Fires 12 22.64%
Rescue & Emergency Medical Service 13 24.53%
Hazardous Condition (No Fire) 7 13.21%
Service Call 4 7.55%
Good Intent Call 8 15.09%
False Alarm & False Call 9 16.98%
TOTAL 53 100%
Zone(s): All Zones | Start Date: 07/01/2026 | End Date: 07/31/2026 Doc Id: 553
emergencyreporting.com
Only REVIEWED and/or LOCKED IMPORTED incidents are included. Summary results for a major incident type are not displayed if the count is zero.

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Detailed Breakdown by Incident Type
INCIDENT TYPE # INCIDENTS % of TOTAL
118 - Trash or rubbish fire, contained 2 3.77%
132 - Road freight or transport vehicle fire 1 1.89%
140 - Natural vegetation fire, other 1 1.89%
142 - Brush or brush-and-grass mixture fire 6 11.32%
143 - Grass fire 1 1.89%
162 - Outside equipment fire 1 1.89%
311 - Medical assist, assist EMS crew 6 11.32%
322 - Motor vehicle accident with injuries 4 7.55%
324 - Motor vehicle accident with no injuries. 2 3.77%
352 - Extrication of victim(s) from vehicle 1 1.89%
400 - Hazardous condition, other 1 1.89%
411 - Gasoline or other flammable liquid spill 1 1.89%
412 - Gas leak (natural gas or LPG) 3 5.66%
445 - Arcing, shorted electrical equipment 1 1.89%
481 - Attempt to burn 1 1.89%
500 - Service Call, other 2 3.77%
551 - Assist police or other governmental agency 2 3.77% 611 - Dispatched & cancelled en route 1 1.89%
622 - No incident found on arrival at dispatch address 1 1.89% 651 - Smoke scare, odor of smoke 5 9.43%
671 - HazMat release investigation w/no HazMat 1 1.89%
733 - Smoke detector activation due to malfunction 3 5.66% 743 - Smoke detector activation, no fire - unintentional 6 11.32% TOTAL INCIDENTS: 53 100%
Doc Id: 553
emergencyreporting.com
Only REVIEWED and/or LOCKED IMPORTED incidents are included. Summary results for a major incident type are not displayed if the count is zero.

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Agenda Item: 6.C
Date of Meeting: August 10, 2026
Department: Police
To: City Council
From: Nate Derr
Subject: Police Department Report - Police Chief Nate Derr Prepared On: August 3, 2026
Attachments: Police Department Report - July 2026

STAFF REPORT
Recommended Action:

Approved By:

Approved By:

Approved By:

Approved By:
8 Bishop Police Department
July 2026 End of Month Report

JAN FEB MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC
TOTAL INCIDENTS 1139 1085 1155 1108 1253 1099 1133
CALLS FOR SERVICE 653 654 696 672 724 713 716
OFFICER INITIATED INCIDENTS 486 431 459 436 529 386 417

TRAFFIC
STOPS
64 32 32 27 42 27 48

OTHER OIA
INC.
422 399 427 409 487 359 369
BUS/BUILDING CHECKS 5 2 0 12 6 5 9
VEH/PED CHECKS 33 21 26 41 31 26 29
TOTAL OFFICER REPORTS 77 58 75 86 79 88 65
ACCIDENT 0 3 5 6 4 5 6
CRIMINAL ACCIDENT 3 4 2 0 3 5 6
FELONY 13 9 9 19 15 11 10
INFORMATION 29 23 25 26 26 29 23
INFRACTION 1 2 0 0 0 2 0
MISDEMEANOR 31 17 34 35 31 34 20
TC WITH INJURIES 0 1 3 1 0 2 3
TC NO INJURIES 3 6 4 5 7 8 9

TOTAL MISDEMEANOR & FELONY

ARRESTS
20 20 21 25 23 24 21
MISDEMEANOR ARRESTS 14 14 17 16 16 18 15
ADULT 14 13 17 16 16 18 15
JUVENILE 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
FELONY ARRESTS 6 6 4 9 7 6 6
ADULT 6 5 4 9 7 6 6

JUVENILE 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
CITATIONS 50 30 38 33 39 43 58
MOVING 19 3 3 5 4 11 9
NON-MOVING 18 14 17 10 21 18 29
CRIMINAL 13 13 15 18 14 14 20

CAMPING ORDINANCE CONTACTS
CAMPING ORDINANCE CITATIONS 5 0 0 1 0 1 0
9 JAN FEB MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC

DISPATCH PHONE

ACTIVITY
911 CALLS 197 253 241 210 259 242 264
INBOUND 190 244 230 204 250 232 258
ABANDONED 7 9 11 6 9 10 6
ADMINISTRATIVE CALLS 1011 1397 1184 1109 1229 1277 1145 INBOUND 694 677 740 713 759 765 740
OUTBOUND 315 463 443 393 469 496 391
ABANDONED 2 4 1 3 1 16 14

10 SmallTown with a
Big Backyard!

CITY OF BISHOP
377 West Line Street - Bishop, California 93514
Post Office Box 1236 - Bishop, California 93515
760-873-8458
www.cityofbishop.com
Community Services Report
July 2026
Programs

1. After School Stay and Play program is operating at the Elm Street School, Monday through Friday the Stay and Play program is full, with a waiting list. Continue to meet with staff weekly to address any operational concerns. Registration for 2026- 2027 is now closed. Staff are processing payments for the up-and-coming school year. We will welcome students and families in August. We are looking forward to conducting staff interviews in July. Hired three new staff members to replace outgoing college student employees.

2. The Bishop Park Pool regular session open through August for the 2026 season.

Plans for July include evening swimming, movie nights on Fridays, and Swim Team/Lap swim late season operation.

3. Summer camps 2026. Staff completed Olympic Kids Camp, Skate Camp, and Playhouse Camp in June. July will bring Gymnastics Camp, Crafty Explorers, Aquatic Camp and Adventure Camp. Adventure Camp has concluded as the last summer camp. Our focus will move to the Stay and Play Program.

4. Summer Gymnastics have begun. This Program is located at the City Hall Auditorium. We are currently advertising for an instructor. Planning for Fall Gymnastics has begun.

5. Senior Yoga class continues to be successful. Hosted at the City Auditorium on Mondays and Wednesdays at 10am.

6. Adult Coed Softball. The league has split into two divisions, upper and lower divisions. Staff developed a new play schedule to accommodate 12 regular season games for each team. Men’s league will continue as scheduled.

League play will continue through August with playoffs.

7. Adult Coed Soccer hosted a Managers Team meeting in July to discuss league rules and operations. We are currently recruiting for referees and coordinators.

The Adult Coed Soccer league will depend on staffing levels. 11 Parks and Facilities

1. AYSO Soccer Fall and USA Soccer fields have been moved to Fields 2,4, and

5. Preparations for Fall Soccer on all Fields.

2. Install new fencing around the Park Shop Equipment Area.

3. Began hosting Scorpions and Owens Valley PDP for play on field 3 and 4.

4. Hosted the Friday Night Market at the front of the City Park on July 24th.

5. Equipment Services in preparation for fall season.

6. Park staff have started work on Field 1 and Field 2 parking lot planters. This project will include wood planters around the tree wells and removal of existing railroad ties.

This project will continue through the fall and winter months.

7. Preparations and hosting the annual Fourth of July Event.

8. Pool maintenance occurs daily. Mondays the pool is closed for cleaning our pumps, filters, and deep cleaning.

9. Clean up and irrigation repairs to landscaping on Warren Street, City Hall, and Main streets.

10.Seasonal cleaning of flower beds on Main Street and Front Memorial planters.

11.Seasonal routine maintenance of all mowing and landscape equipment.

12.Daily routine of trash and cleaning of restrooms.

13.Cleaned debris from the creek, pond, and fountain.

14. Use of blowers on Main Street Mondays and Fridays.

15.Seasonal adjustments are made to all City irrigation and City Park. As we move into summer. Irrigation systems will be Audited for function and set for operation.

16.Repairs were made to Rear Park restroom due to vandalism.

Replacement of dispensers.
12 17.In preparation for Spring Softball and Baseball use, Park Staff tilled, leveled, and edged fields 1, 2, 3, and 4. Field preparation daily for all four fields.

18.Installation of flower baskets on Warren Street and City Hall.

19.Opened City Park Courts for play after resurfacing, including placement of nets and equipment.

Sunrise

1. Daily routine of trash, debris, and inspections.

2. Elm trees clean up at all common areas and residents.

3. Collected rents and payments for utilities.

4. Weekly routine maintenance of all lawns, landscapes, and common areas.

5. Began planning process of street and sidewalk replacement. Consultant has begun to design. Design is complete. We are seeking funding to complete this project.

6. Removal of Elm and Cottonwood trees in all fence lines.

7. The use of Organic Cat-Mase to mitigate feral cats.

8. Repairs and replacement of Frost-Free hose bibs.

Budget/Administrative

1. Held weekly staff meetings Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

2. Attended by-weekly City Council meetings.

3. Attended weekly Department Head Meetings.
13 4. Organized all Youth Sports Organizations on the use of Sportsites for schedules and games.

5. The Parks and Recreation Commission meeting in July was cancelled.

6. Communication with Bishop Area Bike Organization for the possible relocation of a portion of the Skills track to accommodate the Field 6 Enhancement Project. Phase one Pump Track is complete, and the group has begun work on the Skills Track.

Communication is ongoing.

7. California Urban Greening Grant has been awarded to the City of Bishop, coordination with the Friends of the Eastern Sierra Community Gardens.

Construction is complete and we continue to work with the Community Gardeners to make purchases. Submitted for reimbursement in May. The CNRA will be doing a site visit on July 9th and begin close-out of the grant.

8. Scheduling of outside events and parties hosted at the Bishop City Park facilities.

9. Work with Public Works on the Downtown corridor for landscapes, trash receptacles, and benches for the Caltrans Bishop Pavements Project.

10.Met with Wood Roders on the Field 6 Rehabilitation and Parks Master Plan Projects. 100% plans for Field 6 Rehabilitation and filing of CEQUA for the adoption of the City Park Master Plan.

11.Prepared documents and Notice Bid for the Field 6 Rehabilitation Project.

Solicited for bidders and conducted a job-walk. Bids were opened on July 22, 2026, at 2pm. Worked with Grady Dutton to conduct a bid analysis.

Events

1. Hosted the Friday Night Market at the front of the City Park on July 22nd.

2. Fourth of July, Free Pool Swim, and Pie and Ice-cream at the City Park.

3. Preparations for Hispanic Heritage to be hosted at the City Park. 14 Highlights
• Wrap up of Summer Camps and preparations for Stay and Play Program. • City Park Fall Soccer and Baseball use.
• Adult Coed Softball Playoffs and Adult Coed Soccer.
15 Agenda Item: 6.E
Date of Meeting: August 10, 2026
Department: Planning
To: City Council
From: Ana Budnyk
Subject: Planning Department Report - Principal Planner Ana Budnyk Prepared On: August 5, 2026
Attachments: Planning Department Report - July 2026

STAFF REPORT
Recommended Action:

Approved By:

Approved By:

Approved By:

Approved By:
16 Small Town with a
Big Backyard!

CITY OF BISHOP
377 West Line Street - Bishop, California 93514
Post Office Box 1236 - Bishop, California 93515
760-873-8458 [email protected]
www.cityofbishop.com

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Planning Department Report –July 2026

1. Parking Study
• Continued development of the Parking Study Implementation Plan. • Coordinated with the project consultant on the scope of work for wayfinding signage and public parking information materials.

2. Signage Program
• Developed the application and informational packet for the Signage Maintenance and Removal Grant Program.
• Prepared internal Planning Department code enforcement procedures for zoning and planning-related violations.

3. Silver Peaks Development
• Coordinated with the project architects to address ongoing plan review and construction-related questions.
• Construction is anticipated to commence by December 22, 2026.

4. Permanent Local Housing Allocation (PLHA)
• Coordinated with the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) on updates to the City's PLHA Plan to include a Downtown Assistance Program activity.
• Continued development of the Down Payment Assistance Program. The HCD contract amendment remains pending.
17 CITY OF BISHOP

CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
JANUARY 12, 2026
1) CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Muchovej called the meeting of the Bishop City Council to order at 6:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers, 301 West Line Street, Bishop, California. 2) MOMENT OF SILENCE
Mayor Muchovej announced a moment of silence.
3) PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilmember Garcia. 4) ROLL CALL
PRESENT:

Councilmember Kong
Councilmember Garcia
Councilmember Schwartz
Mayor Pro Tem Freundt
Mayor Muchovej
ABSENT:

None.

OTHERS PRESENT: Pam Foster, City Administrator; Karey Poole, Administrative Support Assistant; Dean J. Pucci, City Attorney; Ethan Aukee, Finance Director; Bret Russell, Fire Chief; Doug Mairs, Police Sergeant; Nora Gamino, Public Works Director; Anastasiia Budnyk, Principal Planner; and Daniel McElroy, Community Services Manager.
5) PUBLIC COMMENT
No public comments were made.
6) PRESENTATIONS

6.A) California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) - Presented by Cal OES Damon Carrington.

Presentation - Cal OES - January 12, 2026
Presentation - Cal OES Photos - January 12, 2026
Cal OES Damon Carrington provided the Council with an overview on recent Cal OES activities, operations, and incidents. After addressing all of Council's questions, January 12, 2026 Page 1
18 Council thanked Damon Carrington for his presentation.

Second District Supervisor Griffiths also provided an update to Council relating to the discussion on Cal OES rate reductions and encouraged that someone from the City reach out to the League of California Cities to advise them of this issue.

6.B) Rojas Public Affairs - Presented by Rojas Public Affairs Senior Project Manager Nicole Dailey.

Presentation - Rojas Public Affairs - January 12, 2026
Rojas Public Affairs Senior Project Manager Nicole Dailey provided Council with an update on the State of California's recent activities highlighting items of interest for the Council and reported out on their recent work for the City.

Mayor Muchovej expressed his appreciation for Rojas Public Affairs' past work and asked for their assistance in the development of Proposition 4's grant guidelines. 7) DEPARTMENT REPORTS
Reports from the Fire, Police, Public Works, Community Services, Planning, and Administration Departments were given on each department’s activities including upcoming and ongoing projects.

7.A) Fire Department Report - Fire Chief Bret Russell
Fire Department Report - December 2025
Fire Chief Russell reported to Council on the Wild Rose incident and complimented the volunteers that attended that fire for their great decision making; discussed the post incident meeting highlighting future trainings; expressed how strenuous fire fighting can be and how he encourages volunteers to take part of the physical fitness programs available to them; commented on a past volunteer firefighter's meeting that highlighted their perspective of fighting fires; and paid compliments to Fire Captain Jim Reynolds and to the rest of the volunteer firefighters in our organization.

7.B) Police Department Report - Police Chief Nate Derr
Police Department Report - December 2025
In Police Chief Derr's absence, Police Sergeant Doug Mairs reported to Council on the hiring of Police Officer Dennis Saulque who will be introduced to Council at a future meeting; provided an update on their current recruitment of dispatchers; and announced the start of hiring a part-time Parking Enforcement Officer.

7.C) Public Works Department Report - Public Works Director Nora Gamino Public Works Department Report - December 2025
Public Works Director Gamino reported to Council on her reformatted Public Works Department Report for December which lists the standard things they do, operations, compliance, and projects. Public Works Director Gamino highlighted the CrossConnection Control Plan, West Line Water Main Replacement Project, discussions with Eastern Sierra Community Service District regarding the diversion of wastewater January 12, 2026 Page 2
19 at the canal and canal diversions that impacts each of our wastewater plants, and the Bishop Area Wastewater Authority (BAWA) Joint Powers Agreement.

7.D) Community Services Department Report - Community Services Manager Daniel McElroy
Community Services Department Report - December 2025
Community Services Manager McElroy reported to Council on the upcoming sports schedules at the City Park, the artificial turf installation on Hanby Street, the evaluation of trees at the City Park, and continued work on Field 6 and the Park Master Plan.

Community Services Manager McElroy recognized Chris Leeson for all of his hard work in maintaining the City's Sunrise Mobile Home Park and shared several updates on the City's Parks and Recreation programs.

7.E) Planning Department Report - Principal Planner Ana Budnyk Planning Department Report - December 2025
Principal Planner Budnyk reported to Council on the funds received for the Silver Peaks Project and a review of the work to come on this project; provided an update on the City's beautification projects; and reported on Phase 2 of the environmental analysis for the City parcel that we are currently on (City Hall and City parking lot) to see if there are any ground storage tanks here and if they can be remediated.

Mayor Muchovej suggested that the City invite Visionary back to provide Council with an update on the Silver Peaks Project, the related tax credits, and funding.

7.F) City Administrator Report - City Administrator Pam Foster City Administrator Report - December 2025
City Administrator Foster complimented Personnel/Payroll and Benefits Specialist Jana Currie and to Administrative Support Assistant Jessica Ortiz for putting together a great holiday dinner event. City Administrator Foster then reported to Council on the Eastern Sierra Council of Governments (ESCOG) meeting, a future presentation to be given by Mammoth Lakes Tourism on air service, an area managers meeting on local issues, meetings with local developers on some big projects, and held individual meetings with various members of our community.
8) COUNTY OF INYO UPDATE
Second District Supervisor Griffiths provided an update on Inyo County business and activities.
9) NORTHERN INYO HEALTHCARE DISTRICT QUARTERLY UPDATE REPORT

9.A) Northern Inyo Healthcare District Quarterly Update Report – January 12, 2026
Northern Inyo Healthcare District Report - January 12, 2026 A report of Northern Inyo Healthcare District’s current programs, finances, and activities was presented to Council by Northern Inyo Healthcare District Chief January 12, 2026 Page 3
20 Motion/Councilmember Garcia Seconded/Councilmember Schwartz Executive Officer Christian Wallis and Chief Medical Officer Adam Hawkins, D.O. 10) CONSENT CALENDAR

10.A) November 2025 Budget Report
November 2025 Budget Report

10.B) November 2025 Financial Reports
November 2025 Bank Reconciliation Report
November 2025 Combined Cash Report
November 2025 Investment Portfolio Report
November 2025 Warrant Register Report

10.C) ORDINANCE - Second Reading and Adoption of an Ordinance Adding Chapter 5.34 to the Bishop Municipal Code Relating to Mobile Businesses
Cover Page
Ordinance No. XXX Update to Title 5 Mobile Businesses Ordinance

10.D) Deputy Fire Chief Job Description and Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Monthly Salary Schedule
FT- Deputy Fire Chief Job description
2025-2026 Full Time Salary Schedule
Councilmember Schwartz asked to pull Item 10.C. Ordinance - Second Reading and Adoption of an Ordinance Adding Chapter 5.34 to the Bishop Municipal Code Relating to Mobile Businesses.

No public comments were made.

Councilmember Garcia made a motion to approve the Consent Calendar as presented except Item 10.C.

Motion passed 5-0
Ayes: Councilmember Kong, Councilmember Garcia, Councilmember Schwartz, Mayor Pro Tem Freundt, Mayor Muchovej
Noes: None
Abstain: None

Absent: None
11) PUBLIC HEARING AND ACTION

11.A) Public Hearing and First Reading and Introduction of an Ordinance Repealing and Replacing Chapter 17.75 (Accessory Dwelling Units and January 12, 2026 Page 4
21 Motion/Councilmember Kong Seconded/Mayor Muchovej
Junior Accessory Dwelling Units)
Cover Page
Attachment A_CHAPTER_17.75._ADU and JADU
Attachment B
Resolution_PC_2025-04

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The Mayor introduced this item and opened the public hearing at 7:53 p.m.

Principal Planner Budnyk reviewed this item with Council.

No public comments were made.

Mayor Muchovej closed the public hearing at 7:57 p.m.

Councilmember Kong made a motion to approve the First Reading and Introduction of the Ordinance by title only, and choose parking Alternative 2 for Section 17.75.060(E) - Adopt Proposed Hardship Exception Language – Recommended by the Planning Commission “Parking hardship exception may be granted for ADUs when the provision of an off-street parking space would eliminate an existing on-street parking space, require the removal of a tree with a diameter at breast height (DBH) of six (6) inches or greater, or when the addition of an off-street parking space would result in a driveway width exceeding 24 feet.”

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BISHOP, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, REPEALING AND REPLACING CHAPTER 17.75 OF THE BISHOP

MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS AND JUNIOR

ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS
Motion passed 3-2
Ayes: Councilmember Kong, Councilmember Garcia, Mayor Muchovej Noes: Councilmember Schwartz, Mayor Pro Tem Freundt
Abstain: None

Absent: None
12) NEW BUSINESS

12.A) Planning Commission - Screening Committee Recommended Appointment
Cover Page
Statement of Interest from Meghan Fuchs
Principal Planner Budnyk reviewed this item with Council and advised Council that the screening committee recommends that Council consider the appointment of Meghan Fuchs to the Planning Commission with a four-year term ending March 25, 2030.

January 12, 2026 Page 5
22 Motion/Councilmember Garcia Seconded/Mayor Pro Tem Freundt Motion/Councilmember Kong Seconded/Councilmember Schwartz Motion/Councilmember Garcia Seconded/Mayor Pro Tem Freundt No public comments were made. After a discussion by Council, a motion was made.

Councilmember Garcia made a motion to approve the appointment of Meghan Fuchs to a four-year term ending March 25, 2030, on the Planning Commission.

Motion passed 5-0
Ayes: Councilmember Kong, Councilmember Garcia, Councilmember Schwartz, Mayor Pro Tem Freundt, Mayor Muchovej
Noes: None
Abstain: None

Absent: None

12.B) ORDINANCE - Introduction and First Reading of an Ordinance Repealing and Replacing Chapter 13.06 Relating to Cross-Connection Control
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Ordinance No. XXX Update to Title 13 Cross-Connection Control Public Works Director Gamino reviewed this item with Council.

No public comments were made.

Councilmember Kong made a motion to approve the introduction, by title only, an ordinance repealing and replacing Chapter 13.06 of Title 13 of the Bishop Municipal Code relating to Cross-Connection Control.

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BISHOP, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, AMENDING TITLE 13 OF THE CITY OF BISHOP CODE OF ORDINANCES, REPEALING AND REPLACING CHAPTER 13.06 RELATING TO

CROSS-CONNECTION CONTROL
Motion passed 5-0
Ayes: Councilmember Kong, Councilmember Garcia, Councilmember Schwartz, Mayor Pro Tem Freundt, Mayor Muchovej
Noes: None
Abstain: None

Absent: None

12.C) Fire Department Mid-Year Budget Adjustment Proposal Cover Page
Fire Department Mid-Year Budget Adjustment Proposal
Fire Chief Russell and Finance Director Aukee reviewed this item with Council.

No public comments were made.

January 12, 2026 Page 6
23 Motion/Councilmember Kong Seconded/Mayor Pro Tem Freundt Councilmember Garcia made a motion to approve the Fire Department Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Mid-Year Budget Adjustment proposal as presented and authorize the Fire Chief to hire a full-time Deputy Fire Chief.

Motion passed 5-0
Ayes: Councilmember Kong, Councilmember Garcia, Councilmember Schwartz, Mayor Pro Tem Freundt, Mayor Muchovej
Noes: None
Abstain: None

Absent: None
Discuss Pulled Item 10.C) ORDINANCE - Second Reading and Adoption of an Ordinance Adding Chapter 5.34 to the Bishop Municipal Code Relating to Mobile Businesses from Item 10. Consent Calendar.

Councilmember Schwartz asked City staff for further clarification on the proposed ordinance relating to a mobile vendor's permit to operate, to obtain an encroachment permit, the cost for an encroachment permit, the current process of obtaining an encroachment permit for vendors in a specific location, and if there are any sign provisions.

After Public Works Director Gamino, Principal Planner Budnyk, and City Attorney Pucci addressed Councilmember Schwartz's questions, a discussion by Council ensued regarding mobile vendors parking near businesses, signage on the mobile vending vehicles, and future concerns of the amount of food trucks that may pop up all over town. Councilmember Schwartz thanked staff for their clarification on this proposed ordinance and did not wish to make any changes to the proposed ordinance.

No public comments were made.

Councilmember Kong made a motion to approve the second reading and adoption of the proposed ordinance by title only.

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BISHOP, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, AMENDING TITLE 5 OF THE CITY OF BISHOP CODE OF ORDINANCES, ADDING CHAPTER 5.34 RELATING TO MOBILE BUSINESSES Motion passed 5-0
Ayes: Councilmember Kong, Councilmember Garcia, Councilmember Schwartz, Mayor Pro Tem Freundt, Mayor Muchovej
Noes: None
Abstain: None

Absent: None
13) FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
Councilmember Schwartz, with consensus from Council, asked to bring back a discussion on two items: 1. To hold a discussion on the City being a part of the Air Service Cooperative and being a financial contributor to help close the gap in providing services. 2. To discuss the Grants in Support unallocated funds of $20,000.

January 12, 2026 Page 7
24 Mayor Pro Tem Freundt, with consensus from Council, asked that at our next Strategic Planning meeting that we set aside funds for the continued maintenance of our facilities and vehicles to keep our assets working and safe.

Mayor Muchovej requested that we schedule a City Tile presentation for outgoing Planning Commissioner Heather Lind and order cake.
14) COUNCIL AND COMMITTEE REPORTS
Council Members reported on meetings and community events that they attended. 15) ADJOURNMENT
The Mayor adjourned the meeting at 9:10 p.m. to the City Council Meeting scheduled for Monday, January 26, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. Regular Meeting in the City Council Chambers.
______________________________________
Stephen Muchovej, Mayor
Attest: ______________________________
Robin Picken, City Clerk
January 12, 2026 Page 8
25 CITY OF BISHOP

CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
JANUARY 26, 2026
1) CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Muchovej called the meeting of the Bishop City Council to order at 6:03 p.m. in the City Council Chambers, 301 West Line Street, Bishop, California. 2) MOMENT OF SILENCE
Mayor Muchovej announced a moment of silence.
3) PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilmember Kong. 4) ROLL CALL
PRESENT:

Councilmember Kong
Councilmember Garcia
Mayor Pro Tem Freundt
Mayor Muchovej
ABSENT:

Councilmember Schwartz
OTHERS PRESENT: Pam Foster, City Administrator; Karey Poole, Administrative Support Assistant; Russell A. Hildebrand, Deputy City Attorney; Bret Russell, Fire Chief; Nate Derr, Police Chief; Anastasiia Budnyk, Principal Planner; and Daniel McElroy, Community Services Manager
5) PUBLIC COMMENT
Jennifer Beaudean suggested that the A-Frame be included in the Master Plan for the Park as a future City Council meeting agenda item.

Rick Klug, a local resident and pastor, recited a prayer.

Rhonda Iharra, a local resident, expressed her dismay of how the State of California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) is starting to have a heavy impact on our residents as to the number of projects they are working on at once on our local streets.

Jason Brown, a Bishop resident, - positive experience, Mormon church put in lights that were very bright, came down to City Hall and was taken back to the Pub Works off, within 30 mins they went down there and had the lights changed, thank the City for immediate response to fix issues
Jason Brown, a Bishop resident, spoke to a positive experience he had when reaching out to City staff to report the installation of very bright lights in his neighborhood. He January 26, 2026 Page 1
26 commended City staff for their quick response time. City staff went to the identified location within 30 minutes of reporting it and had the lights changed. 6) PRESENTATIONS

6.A) A Presentation on the Valley Apartments - Presented by Eastern Sierra Community Housing Executive Director Patricia Robertson.

ESCH Presentation - January 26, 2026
Council received a presentation from Eastern Sierra Community Housing Executive Director Patricia Robertson on current projects, the Valley Apartments, and upcoming rehabilitation projects. After addressing all of Council's questions, Council thanked Patricia Robertson for her presentation.

6.B) A Presentation on Wild Iris - Presented by Wild Iris Family Counseling and Crisis Center/CASA of the Eastern Sierra Executive Director Dominic Hays.

Wild Iris Presentation - January 26, 2026
Wild Iris Brochure
Council received a presentation from Wild Iris Family Counseling and Crisis Center/CASA of the Eastern Sierra Executive Director Dominic Hays on their recent activities and programs. After addressing all of Council's questions, Council thanked Dominic Hays for his presentation.
7) DEPARTMENT REPORTS
Reports from the Fire, Police, Community Services, and Administration Departments were given on each department’s activities including upcoming and ongoing projects. 8) BISHOP AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INFORMATION CENTER UPDATE

8.A) Bishop Area Chamber of Commerce and Information Center Update Report - January 26, 2026
BACCIC Report - January 26, 2026
Bishop Chamber of Commerce Board President Robert Sharp reviewed Executive Director Tawni Thomson's report submitted to Council. After a discussion about the Chamber's relocation, projects, and events, Council thanked Robert Sharp for his report.

January 26, 2026 Page 2
27 9) CONSENT CALENDAR

9.A) City Council Meeting Minutes
MINUTES 2025 11 10 - Special Meeting
MINUTES 2025 11 10
MINUTES 2025 12 08

9.B) City Council Regular Meeting Cancellation Notices
November 24, 2025 Regular Meeting - Cancellation Notice December 22, 2025 Regular Meeting - Cancellation Notice

9.C) A Resolution Approving Guidelines for the Submission and Tabulation of Protests in Connection with Rate Hearings
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Reso No. 2026-XX Majority Protest Tabulation

9.D) ORDINANCE - Second Reading and Adoption of an Ordinance Repealing and Replacing Chapter 13.06 Relating to Cross-Connection Control
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Ordinance No. XXX Update to Title 13 Cross-Connection Control

9.E) ORDINANCE - Second Reading and Adoption of an Ordinance Repealing and Replacing Chapter 17.75 (Accessory Dwelling Units and Junior Accessory Dwelling Units)
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Ordinance - Repealing and Replacing Ch. 17.75 ADU and JADU - 2026 01 26 Exhibit A - CHAPTER_17.75.___ADU_and_JADU

9.F) Challenger Sports - Letter of Extension
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Vendor_Agreement Challenger Sports 2024 02 12.pdf
Letter of Agreement - Bishop P&R (1).pdf
Letter of Agreement - Bishop P&R 2026.pdf
January 26, 2026 Page 3
28 Motion/Councilmember Garcia Seconded/Mayor Pro Tem Freundt CITY OF BISHOP Challenger Sports - signed.pdf
No public comments were made.

Councilmember Garcia made a motion to approve the Consent Calendar as presented.

Motion passed 4-0
Ayes: Councilmember Kong, Councilmember Garcia, Mayor Pro Tem Freundt, Mayor Muchovej
Noes: None
Abstain: None

Absent: Councilmember Schwartz
10) NEW BUSINESS

10.A) City Council Discussion on Striping Options of the Upper Tennis Courts Cover Page
Community Services Manager McElroy reviewed this item with Council.

Public comments were made by:

Robert Jellison, a local resident, spoke on behalf of local pickleball players expressing their support for pickleball courts and shared his recent observations for a higher demand of court use for pickleball players versus tennis players.

Irene Yamashita requested Council's consideration for additional courts painted for pickleball.

Cam Smith expressed his concern if courts are taken from tennis players.

Rob Klinger spoke in support of keeping tennis and pickleball courts separate to avoid conflict.

Hans Wendl spoke in support of keeping tennis and pickleball courts separate to avoid conflict and requested that the Council consider overturning the Parks and Recreation Commission's decision to stripe both courts to accommodate both sports.

Bobbie Stryffeler spoke in support of both sports and the community. It is her opinion that six courts would be a lot and would need barriers to keep balls and people out of each others games. Bobbie Stryffeler suggested that with our local college coming to teach classes, perhaps the college will invest in courts.

Pierre Jgangirard spoke as both a pickleball and tennis player. Pierre Jgangirard shared his experience playing both sports, mostly playing pickleball in the morning and tennis in the afternoon, and mentioned that by afternoon everyone leaves and people have options to play either sport in the afternoons.

Mike Grotzki, a tennis player and a new community member who used to live in Mammoth Lakes, spoke in favor of creating more courts for both sports.

Jeanne Oakeshott expressed her opinion on fair and equitable court use for tennis January 26, 2026 Page 4
29 players, not just pickleball players; and questioned the designated pickleball courts on the Park Master Plan.

Jim Rossini spoke in support of the tennis community and asked Council to consider keeping the two tennis courts in the upper courts and providing a total of six courts in the lower courts for pickleball.

Written public comments were received from:

Jim Rossini - wrote in support of the tennis community and asked Council to consider keeping the two tennis courts in the upper courts and providing a total of six courts in the lower courts for pickleball.

Suzanne Stimson - wrote in opposition of painting pickleball lines on the upper tennis courts.

Lindon Wiebe - wrote in support of painting pickleball lines on the upper tennis courts.

Robert Jellison - shared court use data by both tennis and pickleball players that identified the high demand for pickleball courts.

Council thanked everyone for their public comments and Council discussed this item further with staff.

After much deliberation, Council directed staff to see if there is room to fit six (6) pickleball courts on the lower courts and see what the implications are on the high school tennis team, receive feedback from the pickleball community to see if this suggestion is degrading their experience or not, and due to costs and maintenance concerns staff should keep looking at resurfacing the courts. Once Council hears back from staff on these items, Council will then make a more definitive decision on this item.

Mayor Muchovej announced a short three minute break. Mayor Muchovej reconvened the meeting at: 8:13 p.m.

10.B) A-Frame Building - Proposal to Provide Environmental Support Services for the City of Bishop Chamber of Commerce/Visitor’s Center Project Cover Page
Helix Environmental Planning Proposal
City Administrator Foster reviewed this item with Council.

Public comments were made by:

Lynett Macintosh spoke in support of keeping and saving the A-Frame.

Warren Allsup spoke in support of keeping the A-Frame in same area of the City park.

Joann Lijek spoke in support of keeping the A-Frame as a historic building.

Jennifer Beaudean, spoke in support of keeping the A-Frame, not tear it down.

Noel Gabriel-Guacheno spoke in support of saving and repairing the A-Frame, and January 26, 2026 Page 5
30 Motion/Councilmember Kong Seconded/Councilmember Garcia keeping the A-Frame and the Chamber of Commerce at the City Park.

Gayla Wolf spoke in support of saving the A-Frame.

Rhonda Iharra requested that Council place this item on the agenda when more members of the public are in attendance.

No further public comments were made.

After further discussion by Council and City Administrator Foster, a motion was made.

Councilmember Kong made a motion to approve the Environmental Support Services agreement with Helix Environmental for the CEQA compliance, Biological Resource Evaluation, Historic Resource Evaluation, and Preparation of Aquatic Resource Permit Applications associated with the demolition of the A-Frame Building in City Park.

Motion passed 4-0
Ayes: Councilmember Kong, Councilmember Garcia, Mayor Pro Tem Freundt, Mayor Muchovej
Noes: None
Abstain: None

Absent: Councilmember Schwartz
Mayor Muchovej then asked everyone to take a moment to recognize Gayla Wolf's birthday by joining him in singing happy birthday to her. Gayla Wolf thanked everyone for singing happy birthday to her.
11) FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
Councilmember Kong, with consensus from Council, asked for a School Resources Officer report at a future meeting.

Mayor Muchovej asked, not as a future agenda item, but to have the Police Chief add to his Department report information on how the Flock data is being used. Police Chief Derr mentioned that they are following state law and they do not share with anyone outside of the state, or federal agencies; the Police Department can only share information with allied agencies within the State of California. Mayor Muchovej then clarified his request and asked Police Chief Derr to include in his next Department Report to Council the number of requests they have received from those agencies within the State of California.

No further requests were made for future agendas items. 12) COUNCIL AND COMMITTEE REPORTS
Councilmember Garcia and Mayor Muchovej reported that the Local Transportation Commission (LTC) meeting was cancelled. Councilmember Kong reported that she arranged an orientation meeting with Eastern Sierra Council of Governments (ESCOG) Executive Director Elaine Kabala in preparation for her first ESCOG meeting.

January 26, 2026 Page 6
31 13) ADJOURNMENT
The Mayor adjourned the meeting at 8:55 p.m. to the City Council Meeting scheduled for Monday, February 9, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. Regular Meeting in the City Council Chambers.
______________________________________
Stephen Muchovej, Mayor
Attest: ______________________________
Robin Picken, City Clerk
January 26, 2026 Page 7
32 Agenda Item: 8.B
Date of Meeting: August 10, 2026
Department: Police
To: City Council
From: Nate Derr
Subject: Approval to Purchase a Replacement Live Scan Fingerprint System Prepared On: July 28, 2026
Attachments: Biometrics4All
Idemia

STAFF REPORT
Background/History:

The Bishop Police Department's current Live Scan fingerprint system has reached the end of its useful life. Due to the age of the equipment, it is no longer supported with software updates and is becoming increasingly difficult to maintain. Continued use of unsupported equipment presents a risk to the department's ability to provide reliable fingerprinting services and maintain compatibility with the California Department of Justice (DOJ).

A Live Scan system is a computerized fingerprint capture device that electronically submits fingerprints directly to the California Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for criminal history background checks. These systems are used daily by law enforcement agencies for a variety of purposes, including:

Employment background investigations.

Volunteer screening for youth organizations such as AYSO and other youth sports programs.

Professional licensing, including nurses, teachers, caregivers, real estate professionals, and many other state-licensed occupations.

Firearms permit and other regulatory background checks.

Criminal justice employment and applicant processing.

Without a functioning DOJ-approved Live Scan system, the Police Department would be unable to provide these essential public services locally, requiring residents and organizations to travel to other jurisdictions for fingerprinting services.

Analysis/Discussion:

Because Live Scan systems transmit sensitive criminal justice information directly to the California Department of Justice, only a limited number of vendors are certified and approved 33 to provide equipment that meets DOJ requirements.

The Police Department solicited quotes from the available vendors.

Idemia, the department's current vendor, submitted a proposal in the amount of $42,383.00.

Biometrics4ALL submitted a proposal in the amount of $28,042.00.

Fulcrum Biometrics was contacted but did not provide a quotation despite multiple requests.

The department's Records Clerk, who operates and maintains the current Live Scan system, has extensive experience using Idemia equipment. As part of the evaluation process, the Records Clerk visited the Mammoth Lakes Police Department to observe the Biometrics4ALL system in operation. Mammoth Lakes Police Department has successfully utilized the Biometrics4ALL system for approximately five years and reported a high level of satisfaction with both the equipment and customer support.

A significant advantage identified during the evaluation was Biometrics4ALL's ability to provide remote technical support and troubleshooting. This capability allows many software issues to be resolved quickly without waiting for an on-site technician, minimizing system downtime and interruptions to public service. Idemia does not currently provide this level of remote support for the proposed replacement system.

In addition to enhanced customer service, the Biometrics4ALL proposal provides a cost savings of $14,341.00 compared to the Idemia proposal while meeting all DOJ certification requirements and operational needs of the department.

Based on pricing, demonstrated reliability, customer references, and enhanced technical support capabilities, staff recommends purchasing the Biometrics4ALL system.

Impacts to Council Goals and Strategic Planning Priorities:

Objective 4.6 - Modern City Business functions and processes.

Objective 3.6 - Capital replacement program
Budget Impacts:

In April 2026, the RAN Board approved funding of $33,000.00 through the FY 2026/2027 RAN Grant specifically for the replacement of the Police Department's Live Scan system.

The total purchase price is $28,042.00.

This appropriation is included within the FY 2026-27 Budget.

Funding is proposed as follows:

Funding Source Amount
FY 2026/2027 RAN Grant $28,042.00
34 Legal Review:

City Attorney Pucci has reviewed this item and finds it complies with the law.

Recommended Action:

Staff recommends that the City Council:

1. Approve the purchase of a new Live Scan fingerprint system from Biometrics4ALL in the amount of $28,042.00.

2. Authorize the City Administrator to execute all documents necessary to complete the purchase.

Approved By: Ethan Aukee 7/30/2026
Approved By: Alison Bishop 7/30/2026
Approved By: Pam Foster 8/4/2026
Approved By:
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39 Agenda Item: 8.C
Date of Meeting: August 10, 2026
Department: Finance
To: City Council
From: Ethan Aukee
Subject: Ratification of Sourcewell Purchase Order and Consideration of Prepayment Option Relating to Ladder Truck Purchase
Prepared On: August 3, 2026
Attachments: Sourcewell Purchase Order
Ladder Truck MOU
Prepayment Offer Letter
Original Vendor Proposal
Change Orders to Purchase Order
Rosenbauer Sourcewell Contract

STAFF REPORT
Background/History:

The City’s adopted budget includes an appropriation of $1,732,745 for the purchase of a ladder truck, inclusive of applicable sales tax. The purchase and anticipated contributions from participating regional agencies were also identified through a memorandum of understanding, and the related funding plan was incorporated into the adopted budget.

The ladder truck is being purchased through Sourcewell, a cooperative purchasing program that provides competitively solicited contracts for public agencies. A Sourcewell purchase order was previously executed by the former City Administrator but was not separately presented to the City Council for approval.

The original purchase order reflected an amount greater than the City’s current not-to-exceed obligation. Following execution of the purchase order, a change order addressing tariff-related pricing reduced the amount owed by the City. Accordingly, the current total purchase price, inclusive of applicable sales tax, does not exceed the budgeted amount of $1,732,745.

This item is intended to ratify the previously executed purchase order, as modified by the subsequent change order, and confirm Council authorization to complete the transaction within the approved budget appropriation.

The manufacturer has also offered discounts associated with advance payment of certain components, including installment-based prepayments. Council consideration is requested before the City proceeds with those payments and payment of the remaining balance when 40 due.

Analysis/Discussion:

The ladder truck purchase was specifically identified in the adopted budget and funded through a combination of City resources and contributions from participating regional agencies pursuant to the applicable memorandum of understanding. The adopted appropriation totals $1,732,745 and includes applicable sales tax.

The former City Administrator executed a Sourcewell purchase order for the ladder truck before the purchase was separately presented to the City Council. Although the purchase was clearly contemplated through the MOU and adopted budget, formal Council ratification of the purchase order will confirm authorization of the procurement and allow the City to complete the transaction.

The original purchase order reflected an amount greater than the City’s current obligation. A subsequent change order addressing tariff-related pricing reduced the amount payable by the City. Ratification is therefore requested for the purchase order as modified, subject to the approved not-to-exceed amount of $1,732,745, inclusive of applicable sales tax.

The manufacturer has also offered discounts in exchange for advance payment of certain eligible components. These prepayments may be made through multiple installments as components reach specified production milestones. Proceeding with the prepayment option would reduce the overall cost of the ladder truck while requiring the City to remit funds earlier than under the standard payment schedule.

The proposed action would authorize the component prepayments, payment of the remaining balance when due, and execution of related documents without requiring additional Council action, provided total payments remain within the approved purchase price and available budget appropriation. Staff will verify the applicable discount, payment terms, and supporting documentation before issuing each prepayment.

Impacts to Council Goals and Strategic Planning Priorities:

The proposed action supports the City’s public safety, regional collaboration, and fiscal stewardship priorities by advancing the replacement of critical fire apparatus, coordinating shared regional funding, and allowing the City to obtain available prepayment discounts while maintaining the approved not-to-exceed purchase amount.

Budget Impacts:

The adopted budget includes an appropriation of $1,732,745 for the ladder truck purchase, inclusive of applicable sales tax. Funding includes City resources and contributions from participating regional agencies pursuant to the applicable memorandum of understanding.

Approval of the prepayment option would accelerate the timing of certain expenditures but would reduce the overall purchase cost through available discounts. Total payments will not exceed the approved purchase price or available budget appropriation of $1,732,745. No additional appropriation is requested.

Legal Review:

The City Attorney has reviewed this item and finds that the recommended action complies with 41 the law.

Recommended Action:

Ratify the Sourcewell purchase order for the ladder truck, as modified by the subsequent change orders; approve prepayment of eligible components, including installment payments, when financially advantageous; authorize payment of the remaining balance when due; and authorize the City Administrator to execute all related documents and complete the purchase, provided total payments do not exceed $1,732,745, inclusive of applicable sales tax and within the available budget appropriation.

Approved By: Ethan Aukee 8/3/2026
Approved By:

Approved By:

Approved By:
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www.burtonsfire.com
1301 Doker Dr. 209-544-3161
Modesto, CA 95351 209-846-7400 Parts
July 31, 2026
Chief Russell
Bishop Fire Department
209 W. Line Street
Bishop, CA 93515
Chief,
Please find below the breakdown of discounts Rosenbauer can offer with pre-payments of the chassis and aerial.

Chassis:

The original contract price for the chassis is $485,512.00. If a full pre-payment is received by August 17, 2026, a discount of ($18,645.00) can be applied to the payment, for a total chassis cost of $466,867.00.

Aerial:

The original contract price for the aerial is $375,760.00. If a full pre-payment is received when the aerial arrives in South Dakota from the aerials factory, (date to be determined), a discount of ($7,348.00) can be applied to the payment, for a total aerial cost of $368,412.00.

Original Total Contract: $1,619,969.00 (pre-tax)
Chassis Prepayment: $466,867.00
Chassis prepay discount $18,645.00
Aerial Prepayment: $368,412.00
Aerial Prepay discount: $7,348.00
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Total Remaining: $758,697.00**
**This amount does not include any Sales Tax or Change Orders which will apply on the Final Invoice.**
Please let us know if you have any questions.

Thank you,
Blake Giles,
Owner & CEO, Burton’s Fire
48 October 15, 2024
Chief Russell:

Base Price
Body Price $7ϳϮ͕ϵϭϳ.00
Chassis Price $485,512.00
Aerial Price $375,760.00
Customer Loyalty Discount -$25,000.00
Delivery $10,780.00
Ca State Sales Tax $140,804.04

8.750% $1,760,773.04
Please note:

Terms:

Sincerely,
Burton's Fire Inc.
(1) Day of Familiarization training by Burton's
Burton’s Fire Inc.
1301 Doker Drive
Modesto, CA 95351
209-544-3161
209-544-1109 Fax
www.burtonsfire.com
South Dakota Division
100 Third Street
Lyons, SD 57041
605-543-5591
605-543-9701 Fax
E-mail: sales@
rosenbaueramerica.com
Minnesota Division
5181 260th Street
P.O. Box 549
Wyoming, MN 55092
651-462-1000
651-462-1700 Fax
E-mail: sales@
rosenbaueramerica.com
Aerial Division
870 South Broad Street
Fremont, NE 68025
402-721-7622
402-721-7622 Fax
E-mail: sales@
rosenbaueramerica.com
Final payment due upon delivery.

Price good until November 30, 2024
Please review specifications to see terms and conditions relating to your specified penalty clause. /ĨĐŚĂƐƐŝƐŝƐƉĂŝĚĨŽƌǁŝƚŚŝŶϭϱĚĂLJƐĂĨƚĞƌĂƌƌŝǀĂůĂƚƉůĂŶƚ͕ƉůĞĂƐĞĚĞĚƵĐƚΨϭϴ͕ϲϰϱ͘ϬϬ Thank you again for this opportunity to work with your department, if you have any questions regarding the above proposal, please contact me at (209) 770-6711 or at [email protected] Brian Hukkanen
Bishop Fire Department
209 W. Line St
Bishop, Ca 93515
Thank you for the opportunity to propose the following Rosenbauer fire apparatus:

One (1)
Pre-Con for (2) from Dept. at Factory
Mid-Point Inspection for (2) from Dept. at Factory
Final Inspection for (2) from Dept. at Factory
Final Delivery will be made by Burton's Fire to the Dept.

Performance Bond Not Required
109' Viper Quint #161ϴ
Quoted Delivery is 600 days after receipt of order
49 QUOTATION Burton's Fire
Bishop FD
Pat O'Neil
209 Line Street
PO Box 1236
Bishop, Ca 93515-1236
(760) 873-5485
(760) 872-9321
[email protected]
Exp. Date: 12/08/2023
Quote No: 10163-0028
Job/Order No: 7776
VIPER RM S: 109-RBA-17 109-4 RMA Smart
VIPER RM S: 109-RML-13 109' Technical Information -SmartVIPER RM A: 109-RML-02 109' Base Components -AllVIPER RM A: 109-RML-03 109' Fly Components -AllVIPER RM S: 109-RML-10 109' Aerial Rotation System-SmartAerialVIPER RM A: 109-RML-05 109' Torque Box Components -AllVIPER RM S: 109-RML-11 109' Outrigger & Stabilizer-SmartAerialVIPER RM S: 109-RML-12 109'Aerial Wateray&Capabilities-SmartVIPER RM A: 109-RML-08 109' Electical System -AllVIPER RM M: 109-RML-09 109' Hydraulic System -All05/12/2025 Page 1

PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
== 109' Technical Information -Smart- - 0.000 == RKA
00-00-0003 Pricing as of Rosenbauer QW Release 10.01.24 And Good Through 11.30.24
1 RKA
00-00-0501 < Truck Information 1 RKA
Sold To: 109T298u BISHOP CA (7776)
Final OEM: RSD
Sales Coordinator: Eric Owings
109' FOUR SECTION REAR MOUNT LADDER MODEL 1 RKA
00-00-2310 109' Four Section, Rear Mount, Straight Stick 1 RKA 00-00-2311 109' Four Section, Rear Mount, Base Section 1 RKA 00-00-2312 109' Four Section, Rear Mount, Lower-Mid Section 1 RKA 00-00-2313 109' Four Section, Rear Mount, Upper-Mid Section 1 RKA 00-00-2314 109' Four Section, Rear Mount, Fly Section 1 RKA

AERIAL ENGINEERING DRAWINGS RKA
00-03-1100 Technical Drawings, Aerial 1 RKA
00-03-3000 Technical Drawings, 12V Electrical Wiring Schematic 1 RKA 00-03-3200 Technical Drawings, Hydraulic Plumbing Schematic 1 RKA

IN PROCESS PHOTOS RKA
00-04-1030 In Process Photos 1 RKA

OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS RKA
00-07-1220 > Aerial Operation Instructions, By Aerial Mfg, At FD 3 Days 1 RKA AERIAL SERVICE and OPERATION MANUALS RKA
00-08-1000 Ladder Manuals, Operation & Service Manuals, Electronic 1 RKA

AERIAL WARRANTIES RKA
00-09-1210 Aerial Warranty, 1 Year, Material & Workmanship 1 RKA 00-09-2230 Aerial Structural Design Warranty, 25 Years 1 RKA 00-09-3000 No Extended Waterway Warranty - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 00-09-5010 No Extended Hydarulic Warranty - Pick To Select === 1 RKA 00-09-7075 Aerial Ladder Section, Paint Warranty, 1 Year 1 RKA Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 5/27/2025
1705
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
00-09-8200 Aerial Ladder Sections, Galvanized Warranty, 25 Years 1 RKA 00-09-8425 Torque Box, Galvanized Warranty, 25 Year 1 RKA 00-09-8625 Outrigger, Galvanized Warranty, 25 Year 1 RKA

AERIAL TESTING RKA
00-10-1100 3rd Party Aerial Testing, NFPA 1900 1 RKA
00-10-2100 Performance Testing, Waterway Flow Test, 3rd Party 1 RKA

AERIAL PAINTING & CORROSION PROTECTION RKA
01-00-1260 Egress Tip, Galvanized/ Painted: Same Color as Ladder Sections 1 RKA 01-00-1410 Outriggers, Galvanized, Beam Inner, Jack Tube Pad 1 RKA 01-00-1700 Torque Box Galvanized 1 RKA
01-00-2125 > Galvanize All Sections and Paint Base Section Only to Match Upper Cab
1 RKA
10-05-1200 Aerial Ladder Bed, HD, S/S Scuff Plate 1 RKA == 109' Base Components -All- - 0.000 == RKA

BASE SECTION AERIAL COMPONENTS RKA
10-03-1000 Rung Cover, High-Traction Material 1 RKA
10-05-1100 Aerial Wear Pads, Between Telescoping Sections 1 RKA 10-06-1200 Sign Panel Brackets, Aerial 1 RKA
10-06-1404 > Sign Panels, Aerial, 16"x120" 1 RKA
10-06-1720 > Painted, Match Lower Cab 1 RKA
10-06-1800 > Cylinder/Cradle Sign Brackets 1 RKA
10-06-1856 Cylinder Covers, Painted 1 RKA
10-06-1920 Painted, Match Lower Cab 1 RKA
10-06-2020 Base Markings, Indicate Extension Position, Red 1 RKA 10-07-1200 === NO, Roof Ladder, Bolt On Mounting Brackets - Pick to Select ===
1 RKA
10-07-6120 > Rescue Basket Mounting Brackets, Outside Base 1 RKA 10-07-6154 Officer Side 1 RKA
10-07-6171 No Rescue Basket - Pick to Select 1 RKA
10-08-1100 === NO, Ladder Brthg Air System - Pick to Select === 1 RKA == 109' Fly Components -All- - 0.000 == RKA
45-01-1100 Folding Steps, (1)Set, Ladder, Upper End Fly 1 RKA 45-01-3100 Rope Rescue Eyelets 1 RKA
45-02-1010 Roof Ladder, Bolt On, Mnt Bracket, Inside Fly Section 1 RKA 45-02-1051 Officer Side 1 RKA
45-02-3006 Roof Ladder, Duo Safety, 775-A, 14', Alum, Special Width 14" 1 RKA 45-03-1010 Axe and Pike Pole Welded Plates, Tip of Fly Section 1 RKA 45-03-1100 === NO Axe Bolt On Mounting Brackets - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 45-03-2000 === NO Halligan Pick to Select === 1 RKA
45-03-3100 === NO Pike Pole Bolt On Mounting Brackets - Pick to Select === 1 RKA == 109' Aerial Rotation System-SmartAerial- - 0.000 == RKA 01-00-2020 Handrails on Turntable, Steel, Line-X Black 1 RKA 01-00-2056 Handrail Orientation, Bent with Lit Crossmember 1 RKA 01-00-2061 Lit Crossmember Color; White 1 RKA

AERIAL ROTATION SYSTEM RKA
50-00-1300 Ladder Rotation System 44" Bearing, 60 Bolts 1 RKA 50-00-2010 Panel Language: English 1 RKA
50-01-1327 Smart Aerial Control LCS, Ladder, Turntable, Command Pedestal 1 RKA 50-01-1800 Pedestal Location, Driver Side 1 RKA
50-01-1900 Aerial Gauges & Visual Display, Feet/Gallons 1 RKA 50-02-1010 Command Pedestal Lid 1 RKA
50-03-1100 === NO Additional Aerial or Monitor Controls - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 50-04-1100 === NO, Ladder Tip Control - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 50-06-1100 Turntable, Two Sided 1 RKA
50-08-1205 Safety Bars, FRC, (2) Swing Up at Turntable Openings 1 RKA 50-08-1410 Mansaver Bar Color; Yellow 1 RKA
50-08-1500 === No Harness Storage Box - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 50-08-1600 =========NO FLAG POLE MOUNT-Pick To
Select============
1 RKA
50-11-1220 Turntable, Control Stand & Lid, Line-X Black 1 RKA Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1715
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50-11-1400 === NO Turntable Control Lid/Door Ajar - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 50-12-0000 ================= No Bull Gear Beatuy Ring - Pick To Select ==========
1 RKA
50-17-1200 Air Horn Button, Smart Screens 1 RKA
50-20-1100 === NO Aerial Lubrication Automatic System - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 90-01-2200 Hydraulic System, Filter, High Pressure 1 RKA 90-01-3210 Hydraulic System, Return Filter, Low Pressure 1 RKA 90-01-3300 === NO, Hydraulic System, Filter, Return Line, Ship Loose - Pick to Select ===
1 RKA
90-01-3500 === NO, Hydraulic System, Filter, HP, Ship Loose - Pick to Select ===
1 RKA
== 109' Torque Box Components -All- - 0.000 == RKA

TORQUE BOX COMPONENTS RKA
60-00-1120 Torque Box 1 RKA
60-03-1030 Tow Eye Mounts 1 RKA
== 109' Outrigger & Stabilizer-SmartAerial- - 0.000 == RKA OUTRIGGERS and STABILIZERS RKA
65-01-1201 Outriggers, Smart Aerial Components, LCS 1 RKA 65-02-1040 Outriggers, (2) Front Out and Down, (2) Rear Out and Down 1 RKA 65-02-2175 > Front Outriggers Directly Behind Cab 1 RKA 65-03-1300 Short Jacking, Smart Aerial 1 RKA
65-07-1100 > Outrigger Plates, Auxiliary, 1/2" Alum 1 RKA 65-09-1200 Outrigger Stowed Indicator, Light in Cab 1 RKA == 109'Aerial Wateray&Capabilities-Smart- - 0.000 == RKA 65-04-1430 Outrigger Control Valves, Electric, Proportional (4) Out-Down 1 RKA 65-06-1300 Outriggers, Automatic Self-Leveling, (4)Extending Outriggers 1 RKA 65-06-1420 All Jacks Up Switch 1 RKA

AERIAL PERFORMANCE CAPABILITIES RKA
70-00-1070 Performance Capabilities, LCS, Ladder, 1000 GPM, -10/+75 1 RKA 70-00-1421 Waterway 360 Degree 4" Swivel, 2-Port, 18 Wire 1 RKA 70-01-1130 Waterway, Alum, Lddr, 5"OD Base, 4.5"L-M, 4"U-M, 3.5"Fly 1 RKA 70-01-1408 Retractable Waterpan, Manual 1 RKA
70-01-1710 Waterway Color; Aluminum 1 RKA
70-02-1131 Waterway, Akron 4" Butterfly Valve, Electrically Operated 1 RKA 70-03-1210 Waterway, Relief Valve, 2.5", Above Turntable 1 RKA 70-04-1100 > Waterway, Relief Valve & Drain Valve 1 RKA 70-13-1201 Wireless Radio Remote: Aerial, Monitor & Outriggers 1 RKA 70-17-1810 Monitor, Rosenbauer, 3480, Stream Master II 1 RKA 70-17-1910 Nozzle, Rosenbauer, 5177, 1250GPM 1 RKA
70-18-1100 === NO, Stacked Tips - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 70-19-1100 === NO, Stream Shapers - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 70-20-1000 === NO Ladder Pre-Connect Discharge, 2.5, Tip - Pick to Select ===
1 RKA
90-20-1001 === Camera - Pick to Select === 1 RKA
== 109' Electical System -All- - 0.000 == RKA
80-01-1021 Step-Up Converter, A1U2460 1 RKA
80-01-1030 Turntable, Step-Down Converter: B30-24-13R8A 1 RKA 80-01-1050 Aerial Converter Package 1 RKA
80-01-1060 Aerial Fly, Step-Down Converter: B30-24-13R8A 1 RKA 80-01-2120 Intercom, 2-Station, Turntable & Tip, Atkinson: AD26C & AD26D 1 RKA 80-09-1010 Light Housing Color; White 1 RKA
80-10-1250 Tracking Light, Base Section, (1) Whelen: S44MW 1 RKA 80-11-0000 === NO 120V Tracking Lights - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 80-14-1200 Ladder Bed Cradle Lights, (2), LED, Whelen: 3SC0CDCR 1 RKA 81-44-1300 Tip Lights, Tip of Ladder, (2), Whelen: Micro Pioneer MPPWCS 1 RKA 81-45-0000 === NO 120V Tip Lights - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 85-45-1100 === NO, Ladder Receptacle, 120V20A, Tip - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 86-45-1100 === NO, Tip Marker Lights -- Pick to Select === 1 RKA 87-10-3010 Ladder Rung Lights, (2), Red (fly), White (UM), Blue (LM & Base) 1 RKA 88-01-1100 === NO, Overload Warning, LED Light - Pick to Select === 1 RKA Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1725
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
88-01-4200 Cab Lift Interlock, Limit Switch 1 RKA
== 109' Hydraulic System -All- - 0.000 == RKA

AERIAL HYDRAULIC SYSTEM RKA
90-00-1200 Hydraulic System, 40 Gallon Tank 1 RKA
90-00-1510 Hydraulic Oil, Extreme ISO 32 1 RKA
90-01-1400 Hydraulic System, Gated Drain Line 1 RKA
90-01-1450 Hydraulic System, Gtd Suction Line, Btwn Hyd Tnk/Pmp 1 RKA 90-04-1400 Hyd Elevation System, 6" Cylinder, -10/+75 Deg 1 RKA 90-07-1100 Hydraulic System, (1) Emergency 12V, Stow/Outriggers 1 RKA 90-10-1100 === NO, Aerial Speical Tools- Pick to Select === 1 RKA 90-10-2100 === NO, Aerial Lubrication - Pick to Select === 1 RKA Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1735
QUOTATION Burton's Fire
Bishop FD
Pat O'Neil
209 W. Line Street
PO Box 1236
Bishop, Ca. 93515-1236
(760) 873-5485
(760) 872-9321
[email protected]
Exp. Date: 12/08/2023
Quote No: 10160-0019
CAB: RBM4000 Rosenbauer Commander
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
== Rosenbauer Commander - 901.023 09/01/23 == RAS

ROSENBAUER APPARATUS SOLUTIONS - RAS - 18
SEPTEMBER 2024
RAS

00-00-000M S === Pricing as of QW Release Sept 2024 Pricing good until November 30, 2024 ===
1 RAS
03-00-0101 Certification - NFPA 1 RAS
03-00-0136 < > Rear Mount Quint 1 RAS
Rosenbauer N55 1500 GPM
03-00-0140 Standard Crossmembers 1 RAS

03-00-0700 > 60" Cab Length Flat Roof 1 RAS

03-06-0014 SST Steps w/Round Hole and Star Extrusion Lower, Treadplate Middle
1 RAS
03-06-0021 Step Trim Kickplate, Treadplate 1 RAS

03-06-1015 Cab Entry Doors 1 RAS
03-06-1025 Full Length Cab Entry Doors 1 RAS
03-06-1110 Cab Door Hardware Black (4) 1 RAS
03-06-1120 Cab Door Locks Manual 1 RAS
03-06-1135 Interior 1-Piece Door Panel Type Aluminum 1 RAS 03-06-1202 Door Panel Finish Black Polyurethane 1 RAS

03-08-0101 Windshield One Piece - COMMANDER 1 RAS
03-08-0102 Windshield Wiper System Single Motor (2) Wipers - 3D Grille 1 RAS 03-08-0151 Window Light Gray Tint Driver - Power 1 RAS
03-08-0153 Window Light Gray Tint Officer - Power 1 RAS 03-08-0226 Window Light Gray Tint Driver Crew Door Power 1 RAS 03-08-0252 Window Light Gray Tint Officer Crew Door Power 1 RAS 03-08-0320 Window Light Gray Tint Side Middle Driver Fixed 15.5"W x 21.5"H 1 RAS 03-08-0370 Window Light Gray Tint Side Middle Officer Fixed 15.5"W x 21.5"H 1 RAS

03-08-4000 Cab Header / Heating and AC 1 RAS

Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 5/27/2025
1745
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
03-09-0002 Bostrom 1 RAS
03-09-000D Single Retractor Seat Belt - Bostrom 1 RAS
03-09-000D Single Retractor Seat Belt - Bostrom 1 RAS
03-09-000D Single Retractor Seat Belt - Bostrom 2 RAS
03-09-000D Single Retractor Seat Belt - Bostrom 2 RAS
03-09-0105 Seat Color Black/Red Seat Belt 1 RAS

03-09-0121 Seat Back Non-SCBA 1 RAS
03-09-0122 Seat Back SCBA Bostrom SecureAll 1 RAS
03-09-01Y3 > Seat Driver Bostrom 500 Series 8-Way Electric ABTS 1 RAS 03-09-024G Seat Officer Bostrom 500 Series Tanker Fixed ABTS 1 RAS 03-09-02Y3 Seat Mounting Driver Electric 500 Series Bostrom 1 RAS 03-09-02Y5 Seat Mounting Officer Fixed 500 Series Bostrom 1 RAS 03-09-0301 Seat Back Crew SCBA Bostrom SecureAll 2 RAS
03-09-0301 Seat Back Crew SCBA Bostrom SecureAll 2 RAS
03-09-034A Two (2) Outboard Rear Facing Seats - 500 Series 1 RAS 03-09-035D < Seat Crew Rear Facing Outer Bostrom 550 Series Tanker Fixed ABTS
2 RAS
Belt Orientation shall pull from outboard shoulder to inboard hip 03-09-038D > Seat Mounting Rear Facing Outer - 500 Series Bostrom - Half Height Risers
2 RAS
03-09-041J Two (2) Center Forward Facing Seats - 500 Series 1 RAS 03-09-055E < Seat Crew Forward Facing Center Bostrom 500 Series Tanker Flip-Up
2 RAS
Belt Orientation- LH & RH to Door
03-09-057B Seat Mounting Forward Facing Center - 500 2 RAS 03-09-0900 Seat Material Durawear 1 RAS
03-09-0920 Seat Logo Rosenbauer 1 RAS
03-09-3010 Driver Seat Box Storage Compartment 1 RAS
03-09-3020 Officer Seat Box Storage Compartment 1 RAS

03-09-3100 Seat Box (2 person) Forward Facing 1 RAS
03-09-3200 > Seat Box (60/54) Forward Facing Storage Access Cutout (1) Center Forward
1 RAS
03-09-3236 > Seat Box Driver & Officer Storage Access Doors (2) Driver/Officer 1 RAS

03-09-4001 Seat Box Finish - Match Cab Interior Coating 1 RAS

03-09-7022 Cab Insulation Interior Ceiling 60/Flat 1 RAS 03-09-8015 Cab Insulation Engine Tunnel 1 RAS
03-09-8020 Cab Insulation Cab Damping 1 RAS

CAB INTERIOR AND TRIM RAS

04-01-0150 === Flat Cab 60" Interior Trim === 1 RAS
04-01-1001 Interior Trim Color Black, 60" Flat Roof 1 RAS 04-01-1051 Interior Trim Color Black Rear Wall Flat Roof 1 RAS 04-02-1002 Suspended Throttle and Brake Pedals 1 RAS
04-02-1105 Interior Floor Covering Color Black, 60" 1 RAS 04-02-1702 Interior Trim Sun Visor Tinted 1 RAS

04-03-1000 Cab Dash & Engine Tunnel, Composite Dash 1 RAS 04-03-1020 > Cab Dash & Engine Tunnel Coating Black Polyurethane 1 RAS 04-03-1204 Flat Mounting Plate - Engine Tunnel, Composite Dash, Long Tunnel
1 RAS

Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1755
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04-04-1100 Havis Console 1 RAS
04-04-1101 Havis Console - Pre Configured 1 RAS
04-04-1116 > Black Blank Plate 1 RAS
04-04-1126 < > Black Plate(s) for Communication Radio 1 RAS BK KMG-M150
04-04-1134 > Black Plates with (2) Power Point & (1) USB/USB-C Power Point 2 RAS 04-04-1151 > Open Accessory Box - 6 Inch 2 RAS
04-04-1161 > Cup Holder, Dual 2 RAS
04-04-1176 > Black Plate for Siren 1 RAS
04-04-1201 S > 1 RAS
04-04-1U00 Havis Console - Upper Portion 1 RAS
04-04-2L00 Havis Console - Lower Portion 1 RAS
04-04-L003 Havis Console - Lower Portion - Option 3 1 RAS 04-04-U010 Havis Console - Upper Portion - Option 10 1 RAS

04-05-0105 Interior Handle Front Door Grab Handles - Black Powder Coat 1 RAS 04-05-0150 Interior Grab Handle Rear Door Chicago Style 34" Black Powder Coat
1 RAS

04-05-0200 Exterior Grab Handles Aluminum with Stanchions 18" 4 RAS 04-05-1900 Exterior Grab Handles 18" Aluminum 1 RAS
04-05-1910 Exterior Grab Handles Bare Aluminum 1 RAS

04-08-0010 Traditional Front with Rectangular Headlamp Bezels 1 RAS 04-08-0022 Wing Light Bezel - Stainless Steel 1 RAS
04-08-0052 < > Department Name Laser Cut Center Grille Bar 1 RAS BISHOP
04-08-0053 > Grille Back Lighting - Red 1 RAS
04-08-0072 Front Grille Inlay - Commander - Painted American Flag 1 RAS 04-08-0101 Front Grille, 3D Stainless Steel, Custom Backlit Name 1 RAS 04-08-0151 Cab Fender SS 1 RAS
04-09-0300 Logo, Commander, Cab Sides 1 RAS
04-10-0351 Mud Flaps Front 1 RAS

05-00-0021 Cab Tilt Limit Switch 1 RAS
05-00-0045 Cab Tilt Lock Down Indicator 1 RAS
05-00-0100 Cab Tilt Control Receptacle Temp 1 RAS

05-00-0221 Cab Tilt System - Heavy Duty w/ Manual Back Up 1 RAS

05-00-5010 West Coast Style Mirrors 1 RAS
05-00-5305 Retrac Aero West Coast, Driver (Door Mnt) Officer (Door Mnt) Lower Convex, Chrom
1 RAS

05-01-1050 Cab Coating Interior Black Polyurethane 1 RAS

05-01-5010 Cab Paint Exterior Single Color 1 RAS
05-01-5021 < > Cab Paint Lower / Primary 1 RAS
Paint Code: L5040EY
Paint Color: Red
05-01-6010 > Cab Paint A/C Condenser on Roof 1 RAS
05-01-6051 Cab Undercoating 1 RAS
05-01-7000 > Paint Spray Out 1 RAS
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1765
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05-02-0010 > Heating w/ Air Conditioning, Overhead, Multiplex 1 RAS 05-02-0047 Heater Hose - Silicone 1 RAS
05-02-0201 A/C Condenser Location Roof Mounted Mid Driver Side 1 RAS 06-00-0050 Engine Placement 1 RAS
06-00-0052 Cummins X12 & X15 Surcharge 1 RAS
06-00-1730 < > Engine, Cummins X12, Base Spec, 2024 - Commander 1 RAS CHANGE POWER STEERING TO CORRECT OPTION FOR X12
NO GVWR OVER 77,000# W/O ENGINEERING APPROVAL
06-00-1732 500HP Cummins X12 - 2024 1 RAS
06-02-1121 Fan Clutch - X12 1 RAS
06-02-1526 > Auxiliary Engine Brake Compression Brake (JAKE) 1 RAS 06-02-2006 AC Compressor - X12 1 RAS
06-03-1010 Engine High Idle Speed 1250 RPM 1 RAS
06-03-1024 Engine High Idle Control Manual & Automatic LCS 1 RAS 06-03-2020 Fluid Checks & Fills at Grille ISX12 1 RAS
06-03-2030 Fluid Checks & Fills at Grille X10 1 RAS
06-04-2104 Engine Cooling System - X12 - Commander 1 RAS 06-04-3000 Fan Clutch Programming - Standard 1 RAS
06-04-4011 Coolant Valve Shut Off Valve w/Connection - For Additional Heater - X-12
1 RAS
06-05-1010 Engine Pump Heat Exchanger X12 - Commander 1 RAS

06-05-3022 Engine Air Intake Filtration and Restriction X12 - Commander 1 RAS 06-06-3903 Engine Ext Sys One Piece Officer Side DPF/SCR - X12 Commander 2024
1 RAS
06-06-4006 DEF Tank - Commander 1 RAS
06-06-4100 DEF Tank Access Fill Door 1 RAS
06-08-0100 Engine Exhaust Acc Temp Mitigation 1 RAS
06-08-0200 Engine Exhaust Wrap 1 RAS

07-01-0102 Transmission Allison 4000 EVS 1 RAS
07-01-0500 Transmission Fluid - Standard 1 RAS
07-02-0006 Transmission 6th GEN Push Button Key Pad 1 RAS 07-02-0012 Transmission 1 o'clock PTO 1 RAS
07-02-0052 Transmission Mode Programming 5th Startup/5th Mode 1 RAS 07-02-0066 Transmission Feature Programming I/O Package 198/Pumper 1 RAS 07-02-0253 Driveline Spicer 1810 HD 1 RAS

07-03-1030 Power Take-Off Hot Shift, Trans Mtd, w/Indicator Light 1 RAS 07-03-1060 Hydraulic Pump, 84cc, Cassapa 1 RAS
07-03-1070 Extension Shaft 1 RAS

07-04-0108 Fuel Filter/Water Separator Cummins FS1065 1 RAS 07-04-0216 Fuel Lines Aramid Braid 1 RAS
07-04-0225 Fuel Shutoff Valve (2) at Filter 1 RAS
07-04-0230 Fuel Cooler Rearward of Battery Box 1 RAS
07-04-0310 Fuel Tank 50 Gal/189 Liter, Dual Fill 1 RAS

07-05-010D Front Axle Hendrickson SteerTek 24000# 1 RAS 07-05-0120 Front Wheel Bearing Lube Oil 1 RAS
07-05-0276 Front Suspension Hendrickson Parabolic Spring 24,000 1 RAS

07-05-030I 4 Spoke Steering Wheel with ESC Tilt/Telescopic 18" LCS 1 RAS

07-05-0345 Power Steering Gear TRW TAS 85 w/Assist- 20K and up - X12 Steertek Axle
1 RAS

Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1775
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
07-06-0109 > Rear Axle, Tandem, 48000# Meritor RT-46-160 1 RAS 07-06-0204 Rear Suspension Hendrickson FIREMAXX EX Air 40-48,000# Tandem - Disc Brakes
1 RAS
07-06-0300 Rear Shock Absorbers 2 RAS
07-06-0351 > Rear Axle Differential Control w/Interaxle Diff Lock - Tandem Standard
1 RAS
07-06-0420 Chassis Alignment 1 RAS

07-06-0436 > Counter Acting Balancing Beads 2 RAS
07-06-0436 > Counter Acting Balancing Beads 8 RAS

07-07-0002 445 Front Tires 1 RAS
07-07-0192 (2) Steer Tires 445/65R 22.5 Michelin XZY3 "L" 1 RAS 07-07-0403 (8) Rear Tires 11R 22.5 Michelin XDS2 "H" 1 RAS 07-07-0620 Valve Stem Extension - Tandem Axle 1 RAS
07-07-0747 > (2) Front Wheels Alcoa Dura Bright 22.5" X 13" Aluminum 1 RAS 07-07-0850 (8) Rear Wheels Alcoa Dura-Bright 22.5 x 8.25 Aluminum 1 RAS 07-07-0993 Vehicle Top Speed 60 mph 1 RAS
07-08-0106 < > Electronic Stability Control Tandem Axle - One Valve System 1 RAS w/ air manifold
NOT AVAILABLE on Tillers
07-08-0189 Air Tank Brackets - Hot Dipped Galvanized 1 RAS 07-08-0203 Front Brakes Meritor EX225 Disc 17" 1 RAS
07-08-0253 > Rear Brakes Meritor EX225 Disc 17" 2 RAS
07-08-0302 > Park Brake Rear w/Supplemental Front 1 RAS 07-08-0412 Bendix AD-9 Air Dryer 1 RAS
07-08-0555 > Moisture Ejectors with Cable/Auto Wet Tank with Cable 1 RAS 07-08-0570 Air Supply Lines Nylon 1 RAS
07-08-0725 Air Horn Reservoir (1) 1200 Cu In 1 RAS
07-09-001B > Frame Double Channel 35" Frame Width 1 RAS 07-09-0050 Wheelbase Range 240" - 259" 1 RAS
07-09-0071 > Rear Overhang 1 RAS
07-09-0137 > Frame/Front Extension Hot Dip Galvanized - Double Frame 1 RAS

07-13-0306 Tow Hooks Chrome Below Forward Mount 1 RAS

08-00-0096 > Electrical System 12V DC LCS 1 RAS
08-00-023A Battery Box Driver/Officer Side Hot dipped Galvanized Steel w/Covers - 6 Battery
1 RAS
08-00-0240 Battery Cables (6) - LCS 1 RAS
08-00-0251 Battery Jumper Studs Front Driver Lower Step 1 RAS

08-00-0322 Batteries (6) Group 31 1 RAS
08-00-0340 > 6 Battery System 1 RAS

08-00-0402 Alternator Leece-Neville 320 Amp 1 RAS
08-00-0508 Headlights, Quad, Maxxima LED, with Rectangular Bezel 1 RAS 08-00-0512 Daytime Running Lights (DRL) 1 RAS
08-00-0540 < > Headlight Location - Upper Bucket 1 RAS
104 OS, 105 OS, and 104 DS, 105 DS
08-00-0603 Front Turn Signals Whelen M6 LED (2) 1 RAS
08-00-0608 Front Marker Lamps Face Mounted LED (Center 3 Lightings, 2 Corner)
1 RAS
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1785
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
08-00-061C Side Marker Light LED - Chrome (2) 1 RAS
08-00-0630 < > Turn Signal Located Below Headlights 1 RAS 106 OS & DS

08-00-072D Ground Lights LED Whelen 3SC0CDCR 4 RAS

08-00-0735 Cab Step Lights LED (1 Per Door) 4 RAS

08-00-0783 Engine Compartment Work Light LED (2) 1 RAS

08-00-0791 > Interior Overhead LED Lighting - Red/Clear 1 RAS 08-00-0796 Standard Dome Light Activation 1 RAS

08-00-4090 > Door Open/Hazard Warn Light, Flash, Whelen 3SR00FRR LED Round (Do Not Move)
1 RAS

08-01-0008 > Instrumentation Standard Gauge Panel LCS 1 RAS 08-01-0017 Commander LCS Analog Instrument Panel Composite Dash 1 RAS 08-01-0038 > LCS Battery Master Switch, Ignition Switch & Push Button Start 1 RAS 08-01-0040 > Power & Ground Stud 40A Battery Direct / 15A Ignition 1 RAS 08-01-0084 LCS Driver Side Display, Composite Dash Panel 1 RAS 08-01-0085 No Driver Side Panel Switches - LCS 1 RAS

08-01-0140 > Instrumentation Panel Inlay - Job Color 1 RAS 08-01-0197 > Auxiliary Engine Brake Control On/Off & Low/Med/High LCS 1 RAS 08-01-0301 Power Window Activation, Respective Door 1 RAS 08-01-0307 Headlight & Marker Light Activated LCS 1 RAS 08-01-0751 Ground Lights Activation with Park Brake 4 RAS

08-01-0753 Step Lights Activated Respective Side 4 RAS

08-01-0821 Rearview Mirror Remote & Heat Switch Driver Panel 1 RAS 08-01-0923 > Rear Axle Diff Control (DCDL) Activated LCS (Tandem) 1 RAS 08-01-1500 > Backlit Grille Bar Activation - P2P 1 RAS

08-01-2010 Back-Up Alarm Ecco 575 1 RAS

08-02-0090 Rear HVAC Controls at LCS Display 1 RAS
08-02-0125 Heating & Cooling Controls LCS 1 RAS
08-02-0130 Park Brake Control Driver Dash 1 RAS

08-02-0134 Windshield Wiper Activation LCS 1 RAS

08-02-0140 DPF Control Regeneration Switch & Inhibit Switch Covered 1 RAS

Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1795
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID

08-02-0611 Weldon VDR/Seat Belt Warn - LCS 1 RAS

08-02-0770 HAAS Alert System 1 RAS

08-02-0775 HAAS - 5 Year Subscription 1 RAS

08-03-0110 < > Communication Antenna Base Cab Roof - RBM Supplied 1 RAS 309OS
08-03-0231 Antenna Cable Routing Under Dash Panel 1 RAS

08-05-1100 Aerial Interface - Rosenbauer Aerial - Multiplex 1 RAS 08-05-1150 RSD Aerial Mount 1 RAS
08-05-2005 < Aerial Pre Wire - LCS 1 RAS
Includes
* (3) 2 gauge Batteries cables, 2 red & 1 black - ran down driver’s side from forward cross member to extend 5 ft beyond frame - cap both ends
* ¼" fuel line loop from fuel tank aux pick-up to aux return down the driver side to the first cross member behind the cab with an additional 10 ft of hose. Mark hose with a sticker to indicate which side of loop is for pick up and return
* Arrow Stick Harness from Dash to extend 10 ft beyond end of frame rails
* White wires 1-11 and 1 Red wire
* (2) Pieces of ¼" airline to run down the driver side from behind the cab to extend 10 ft beyond the frame rails.
* J1939 Wire from rear of cab to extend 10 ft beyond frame rails
* LCS Wire from rear of cab to extend 10 ft beyond frame rails * Additional Clean Ground Wire from rear of cab to extend 10 ft beyond frame rails for LCS
08-05-2020 Viper Aerial 1 RAS
08-06-0023 > Camera System with LCS 1 RAS
08-06-7045 < FRC InView 360 - 4 Camera System - LCS 1 RAS Mount monitor overhead center
08-09-0100 Warranty - Cab Paint - Five Years 1 RAS
08-09-0104 Warranty - Cab Structural - Ten Years 1 RAS
08-09-0105 Warranty - Allison Transmission - Five Years 1 RAS 08-09-0106 Warranty - Cummins Engine - Five Years 1 RAS 08-09-0107 Warranty - Frame - Lifetime 1 RAS
08-09-0109 Warranty - Front Axle Hendrickson - Five Years 1 RAS 08-09-010A Warranty - Rear Axle Meritor - Five Year 1 RAS 08-09-0110 Warranty - Cab and Chassis - One Year 1 RAS
08-09-0200 > Warranty - Galvanized Frame - 20 Years 1 RAS 08-09-0260 Warranty - LCS - 4 Year 1 RAS
08-09-0301 Cab Test Information Static Load Seat Test 1 RAS 08-09-0302 Cab Test Information Crash Test ECE-29 1 RAS 08-09-0303 Cab Test Information SAE J2420; J2422 1 RAS
08-09-0304 Cab Test Information Roof Crush, Side & Frontal Impact 1 RAS 08-09-0501 Operation & Parts List Manuals (2) Sets, USB Drive 1 RAS Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1806
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08-09-0503 Engine & Transmission Operation Manuals (1) Set 1 RAS 08-09-0530 As Built Wiring w/Plumbing Diagrams (1) Set 1 RAS 08-09-0540 On Board USB Manual Storage 1 RAS
08-80-0200 DOT KIT 1 RAS

10-04-0430 Front Bumpers, 4000, Max Force 12"H, Max Force Wings 1 RAS 10-04-2720 < > Hosewell Compartment, Center Bumper 1 RAS hose well for 100' of 1 1/2" DJ hose
10-04-3125 Velcro Straps, Front Bumper Compartment, Pair 1 RAS 10-05-4324 Front Bumper, Max Force 12"H, T/P Apron, M/F Wings, 24" Extension
1 RAS

50-41-7100 > Air Horns Two (2) 24" Round Hadley E-Tone 1 RAS 50-41-8140 Air Horn Location Two (2) Recess Mounted, Outboard, 1 Each Side
1 RAS
50-43-1000 Air Horn Controls 1 RAS
50-43-2000 Air Horn Control, Driver, Horn Ring, Air/Electric 1 RAS 50-43-2300 Air Horn Control, Officer, Single Dash Switch 1 RAS

54-15-1280 > Scene Light, Whelen, M6ZC LED, W/Chrome Bezel 1 RAS 54-15-1280 > Scene Light, Whelen, M6ZC LED, W/Chrome Bezel 1 RAS 54-15-5908 Scene Light - Cab Left Side 1 RAS
54-15-5912 Scene Light - Cab Right Side 1 RAS
54-15-6496 3-Way Control Switch, Left Scene Lights, Driver & Officer LCS/Pump Panel
1 RAS

54-15-6596 3-Way Control Switch, Right Scene Lights, Driver & Officer LCS/Pump Panel
1 RAS

56-01-1600 Siren, Electronic, Whelen 295SLSA1 1 RAS
56-02-1600 Speaker, Fed Sig Dynamax, ES100C 100 Watt 1 RAS 56-02-1650 Speaker Grille, SST, "R" 1 RAS
56-03-1800 Speaker Location, To Be Determined by Body Mfg 1 RAS 56-06-0500 > Siren, Fed-Sig, Q2B-NN Mech, Bumper, Partially Rcsd, Left Side Q2B-012NNSD Chro
1 RAS
56-07-1100 Siren Brake, Fed-Sig, Q2B, Driver's Side 1 RAS 56-07-1700 Siren Control, Fed-Sig, Q2B, Supplied w/Chassis 1 RAS

57-02-4600 > Light Bar, Whelen, Freedom IV, F4NMINI, LED, 21.5" (Pair) 1 RAS 57-03-7500 Light, Steady Burn, Red, Install in Light Bar, Cal. DOT 1 RAS 57-09-1000 Switch , Disable, "White Light", Zone A (Forward Facing) 1 RAS 57-10-0600 Warning Light Control, with E-Master Warning Switch 1 RAS 57-20-1200 Warn Light, Driver, Whelen, M6, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1200 Warn Light, Driver, Whelen, M6, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1200 Warn Light, Driver, Whelen, M6, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1201 Warn Light, Officer, Whelen, M6, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1201 Warn Light, Officer, Whelen, M6, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1201 Warn Light, Officer, Whelen, M6, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS

58-01-2140 Flange, Chrome, Warning Light, Whelen, M6, Ea 2 RAS Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1816
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58-01-2140 Flange, Chrome, Warning Light, Whelen, M6, Ea 2 RAS 58-01-2140 Flange, Chrome, Warning Light, Whelen, M6, Ea 2 RAS 58-03-6300 Warning Lights, Whelen, Upper Wing, (2) M6 LED 1 RAS 58-03-7300 Warning Lights, Whelen, Inboard Position, (2) M6 LED 1 RAS 58-08-0008 Lower Zone B and D Light Provided with Body 1 RAS 58-09-2000 Warning Lights, Whelen, Intersection, (2) M6 LED 1 RAS 58-91-1720 Traffic Arrow Light, Whelen, 46.82" TIR6 Super-LED, TAM85 1 RAS 58-91-2108 Control Head, Traffic Arrow, Whelen TACTL5 1 RAS Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1826
QUOTATION Burton's Fire
Bishop FD Bishop FD
Bret Russell Bret Russell
209 W. Line Street 209 W. Line Street
PO Box 1236 PO Box 1236
Bishop, Ca. 93515-1236 Bishop, Ca. 93515-1236
(760) 873-5485 (760) 873-5485
(760) 872-9321 (760) 872-9321
[email protected] [email protected]
Exp. Date: 12/08/2023
Quote No: 10158-0055
AERIAL: C0-00-4100 ROSENBAUER TANDEM AXLE RM AERIAL/PLATFOR BID PREP: C0-01-0110 Aerial Bid Prep Forms
WARRANTY: C0-01-1110 Aerial Warranties
CHASSIS: RBM CHASSI Use Drop Down to Add RBM Chassis
ELEC-DC: C0-50-1001 Aerial - DC Electrical System ROSENBAUER ONLY CHS MODS: C0-02-0006 RBM Chassis Modifications - ROSENBAUER ONLY PLUMBING: C0-20-1000 Midship Aerial Pump & Plumbing
PUMP COMPT: C0-26-3000 Aerial - Side Mount Pump Compt
BODY-ARL: C0-40-3500 HLHD/HRHD TA RM Aerial 100+ (chutes) BODY-CMMN: C0-44-1000 Aerial - Common Body Parts
ELEC-AC: C0-60-1000 Aerial - AC Electrical System
EQUIP-SYST: C0-70-1000 Aerial-Equipment Systems
PAINT: C0-80-1010 Aerial - Tandem Axle - Pnt/Ltr/Str
EQUIP-LSE: C0-90-1000 Aerial - Loose Equipment
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== Aerial Bid Prep Forms - 901.023 09/01/23 == RAS

ROSENBAUER APPARATUS SOLUTIONS - RAS - 12
SEPTEMBER 2024
RAS

00-00-1100 S > Information Request Form (Factory Required) 1 RAS INFORMATION REQUEST FORM Please allow a minimum of 2 weeks of processing time for bids and 3 weeks for proposals. Trucks with numerous special options may require additional processing time. If expedited processing is required, please call ahead to make sure accommodations can be made before submitting files.REQUEST

TYPEPROPOSALXREQUESTED RETURN DATE
10/15/2024BIDBID DATEDRAWING
ONLYCONSORTIUMDEPARTMENT NAMEBishop FDSTREET
ADDRESS209 W. Line StreetPO BOXPO Box
1236CITY/STATE/ZIPBishop, Ca. 93515-1236PHONE(760)
873-5485DEALERSHIPBurton's Fire IncSALES REPBrian
Hukkanen

INFORMATION NEEDED
X
Body Price
Amp Report
-Must include chassis specs
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 5/27/2025
1836
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
ISO Certificate
(Please download from dealer web site)
Drawing
10% Bid Bond (Mail & E-Mail)
Cert of Insurance PDF
Drawing Update / W&B Update
-Must Include Marked Up Drawing
10% Bid Bond PDF E-Mail Only
Company History can be selected or cut/pasted from 01-08-0150 Weight & Balance
5% Bid Bond (Mail & E-Mail)
Reference Lists administered by Dealerships
X
Chassis Price
5% Bid Bond PDF E-Mail Only
Legals
-Please provided specific list of required items
Match Previous Build
-Must Include Job Number/Name
Please note job number here
PENALTY CLAUSE?YESXNOAMOUNTPENALTY CLAUSE
VERBIAGEPlease insert penalty clause language here or submit a scan of penalty clause specification with project submission.MISC NOTES:SEND TO:NAMEBrian HukkanenADDRESS1301 Doker
DrCITY/STATE/ZIPModesto, CA.
[email protected]
Email to [email protected] In subject line indicate RMN or RSD campus
00-00-1300 Fire Department Name 1 RAS
00-00-1500 < > MAXIMUM OVERALL HEIGHT 1 RAS
12 feet
00-00-1510 < > MAXIMUM OVERALL LENGTH 1 RAS
43'-7"
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1846
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00-00-1520 < > MAXIMUM OVERALL WIDTH 1 RAS
101 inches
00-00-1530 < > MAXIMUM WHEELBASE 1 RAS
244 inches.
00-00-1539 Angle of Approach, NFPA Minimum, 8 Degrees 1 RAS 00-00-1549 Angle of Departure, NFPA Minimum, 8 Degrees 1 RAS

00-00-1620 NFPA Aerial/Quint Equipment Allowance 2500# 1 RAS 00-00-1629 1 RAS
00-00-3100 S Rosenbauer Dealer Order Form (Factory Required) 1 RAS

ROSENBAUER DEALER ORDER FORM
Date: 12-13-2024
Dealer:Burton's Fire
Salesman Brian Hukkanen :

Contact:Brian Hukkanen
(Rosenbauer Rewards Info)
All of the following information must be included in your order before the order is sent to the factory.

DEALER RESPONSIBILITY:

XContract Signed Sourcell Purchase OrderChassis
Prepay?XSend In Contract Package Via Email
[email protected]
Chassis Price Protection
If So, Until When ________________________Performance Bond Required:

If Yes, Complete Bid Results RequiredAerial - US or European Changes must be ID'd at time of orderPenalty Clause Applicable Was Penalty Clause Part of Bid ____NO ____YESSmart Cab
Changes must be ID'd at time of orderGrant TruckRosenbauer Pump Changes must be ID'd at time of orderChassis Provided By:Greenstar Changes must be ID'd at time of orderHas Chassis Been Ordered? (If Ordered by Department or Dealer)EZ Foam
Changes must be ID'd at time of orderXSubmit Chassis SpecsEZ Load Changes must be ID'd at time of order
Paint Numbers and Break Lines Included?

Chassis Wheelbase:

Chassis Top Speed:
------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------------------------
CUSTOMER INFORMATION:

Name: Bishop FD
Address: 209 W. Line Street
City: Bishop, Ca. 93515-1236
Phone: (760) 873-5485
Chief: Bret Russell Fax: (760) 872-9321
------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------------------------
BILLING ADDRESS:

Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1856
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
Name: Bishop FD
Address: PO Box 1236
City: Bishop, Ca. 93515-1236
Phone: (760) 873-5485
Contact: Bret Russell Fax: (760) 872-9321
Email: [email protected]
------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------
OFFICE ONLY:

Precon HeldSubmit Production SpecsAnswer Any Clarifications From PCYou will receive confirmation of the order within 7 days, call the factory if you don't receive one.
00-00-3220 Contract Change Notice 1 RAS
00-00-3300 Concierge Service 1 RAS
01-07-0064 Representative Technical Drawings
(5-View)(Left/Right/Rear/Front/Top)
1 RAS
01-07-1100 Change Orders 1 RAS
02-13-5030 Delivery 1 RAS
== Aerial Warranties - 901.023 09/01/23 == RAS
01-16-0150 > Warranty, Apparatus, Body Warranty, 1 Year 1 RAS 01-17-0800 Pump Warranty, Rosenbauer 1 RAS
01-17-1050 Stainless Steel Plumbing Warranty, 10 Years 1 RAS 01-18-0250 UPF Foam Tank Warranty 1 RAS
01-18-0450 UPF Water Tank Warranty 1 RAS
01-19-0250 Aluminum Body Warranty, 5 Years 1 RAS
01-19-2800 Galvanized Subframe Warranty, Lifetime 1 RAS 01-20-0200 Warranty, Paint, PPG, 5 Years 1 RAS
01-33-3100 Body Manuals Complete, 1 Set Printed 1 RAS
01-33-3710 In Process Photos 1 RAS
02-90-0500 > Commander Custom Chassis 1 RAS
== Use Drop Down to Add RBM Chassis - 901.023 09/01/23 == RAS == Aerial - DC Electrical System ROSENBAUER ONLY -
901.023 09/01/23 ==
RAS
08-08-0002 Battery Charger Location - Behind Officer's Seat 1 RAS 08-08-20AY Shoreline, Super Auto Eject, 20A, Yellow 1 RAS 08-08-41CS < > Indicator Location Canopy Window - Commander 1 RAS 216 DS
08-08-KMCT < Battery Charger, KUSSMAUL, Chief Series 6012 w/Remote Display
1 RAS
Mount the charger in the R1 compartment.

50-04-1200 > Electrical Base, LCS 1 RAS

50-20-1132 Shore Power Inlet, Right Side, Pump Panel 1 RAS

51-05-6400 Light, Pump Compt, 12 Volt LED w/Switch 1 RAS 51-05-9000 Switch on Light Head 1 RAS
51-15-4100 Telelight, Fire Research, Evolution FCA530-V20, SM Bottom Raise 2 RAS 51-20-3600 > Mounting Location, Side Mount Pump Enclosure 2 RAS Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1866
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52-01-1100 Back Up Alarm, w/Chassis 1 RAS

52-02-4258 Back Up Camera, FRC InView 360HD, INSTALL CHASSIS

SUPPLIED
1 RAS

53-01-1200 Marker Lts, LED, DOT Requirements 1 RAS
53-02-1200 License Plate Bracket, SST w/ LED Light, Rear 1 RAS 53-03-0065 Whelen Rear DOT LED Lighting Package M6 1 RAS 53-03-2750 Tail/Brake Lights, Whelen, LED, M62BTT (Pair) 1 RAS 53-04-2750 Turn Signals, Whelen, LED w/ Arrow, M62T (Pair) 1 RAS 53-05-1800 Turn Signals, Mid Body, LED Marker Light (Pair) 1 RAS

53-06-3550 Backup Lights, Whelen, LED, M62BU (Pair) 1 RAS 53-07-1210 (4) Light Bezel, Tail Lights, Whelen M6 (Pair), ABS Chrome 1 RAS

54-03-1220 Ground Lights, Pump Panel, LED, Pr Whelen 3SC0CDCR 1 RAS 54-03-1620 Ground Lights, Rear Step, LED, Whelen 3SC0CDCR, Pair 1 RAS 54-04-1999 Light Switch, Ground Lights w/ Park Brake 1 RAS

54-10-1450 Step Light, Rear Tailboard, LED, Ea 2 RAS
54-11-2100 Light Switch, Step/Walkway Lights Wired Park Brake Switch 1 RAS

54-15-1470 Scene\Warn Light, Mounting Plate, Painted 1 RAS 54-15-6470 3-Way Control Switch, Left Scene Lights, Cab Dash/Pump Panel 1 RAS 54-15-6570 3-Way Control Switch, Right Scene Lights, Cab Dash/Pump Panel 1 RAS

55-11-1100 > Door Open/Hazard Warning Light, w/Chassis 1 RAS

57-01-0900 Light Bar, Chassis Supplied 1 RAS

57-20-1000 Warn Light, Driver, Whelen, M2, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1000 Warn Light, Driver, Whelen, M2, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1001 Warn Light, Officer, Whelen, M2, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1001 Warn Light, Officer, Whelen, M2, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1200 Warn Light, Driver, Whelen, M6, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1200 Warn Light, Driver, Whelen, M6, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1200 Warn Light, Driver, Whelen, M6, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1201 Warn Light, Officer, Whelen, M6, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1201 Warn Light, Officer, Whelen, M6, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1205 Warn Light, Officer, Whelen, M6, Amber LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-5000 Warn Light, Driver, Whelen, 6RB Red LED, Clear Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-5001 Warn Light, Officer, Whelen, 6RB Red LED, Clear Lens, Ea 1 RAS

58-00-0700 Lower Cab Warning Provided on Chassis 1 RAS

58-01-2140 Flange, Chrome, Warning Light, Whelen, M6, Ea 2 RAS 58-01-2140 Flange, Chrome, Warning Light, Whelen, M6, Ea 2 RAS Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1876
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58-13-3002 Front Intersection Lights Provided on Chassis 1 RAS

58-26-2400 > Warning Lights, Whelen, Lower Mid Body (2) M2W LED, in Rub Rail
1 RAS
58-26-2500 Warning Lights, Whelen, Lower Mid Body, (2) 6RB Rota-Beam LED
1 RAS

58-36-2400 > Warning Lights, Whelen, Lower Rear Side (2) M2W LED, in Rub Rail
1 RAS
58-61-2000 Warning Lights, Whelen, Upper Side Rear Body (2) M6 LED 1 RAS

58-71-1570 Warning Lights, Whelen, Upper Rear Body (2) M6 LED 1 RAS

58-81-2000 Warning Lights, Whelen, Lower Rear Body (2) M6 LED 1 RAS

58-91-0100 > Traffic Arrow Light, Install Chassis Supplied 1 RAS

58-95-1300 Traffic Arrow Light Mounting, Surface Mount, Rear Body 1 RAS

== RBM Chassis Modifications - ROSENBAUER ONLY -
901.023 09/01/23 ==
RAS

10-02-1100 Label, Data, Fluid Levels 1 RAS
10-02-1200 Label, Data, Height x Length, Weight 1 RAS
10-02-1300 Label, Data, "No Ride" Rear Step 1 RAS
10-02-2100 Label, Indicating Number of Seats 1 RAS
10-02-2500 Label, "Caution: Do Not Wear Helmet While Seated" 1 RAS

10-03-6100 Tow Plates (2), Rear Frame Rail, Above Step 1 RAS

10-06-1210 Wheel Cover, Hub/Lug, Install Chassis Supl'd, Tandem Axle 1 RAS 10-06-1652 > Tire Pressure Indicator, Tandem Axle, Commander, RWTG1235, EXT
1 RAS

10-07-0100 Exhaust, Horizontal Supplied With Chassis 1 RAS

10-08-2100 Mud Flaps, Rear Wheels, Black, w/ Body 1 RAS

10-19-3000 < > Air Auto-Eject, Inlet - Specify Location 1 RAS Right Side Pump Panel
10-19-3001 > Air Inlet, Auto-Eject - Hinged, Recessed Cover 1 RAS 80-43-2400 Painting, Tow Plates, Black 1 RAS
== Midship Aerial Pump & Plumbing - 901.023 09/01/23 == RAS

20-27-0152 < > Rosenbauer Pump Body, Light Alloy 1 RAS
Fire Pump must be completely drained and keep dry between uses.

Warranty implications apply
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1886
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20-27-2600 < > Pump, Rosenbauer, N 1500 GPM, NP, Midship Splitshaft 1 RAS It is recommended that the Fire Pump is drained and kept dry between uses due to potential water quality issues and the long term affect on the entire plumbing system.
20-28-3200 Pump Shift, Rosenbauer , Elect/Pneumatic Operated 1 RAS 20-29-1200 > Primer, Trident Air Primer, Automatic 1 RAS 20-29-1250 Primer Control - Main Pump Rocker Switch 1 RAS 20-30-3100 Pump Installation, Midship Split-Shaft, By Body Builder 1 RAS 20-31-1010 Fire Pump Testing - Aerials 1 RAS
20-31-1250 Pump Test, Aerial, UL 1 RAS
20-31-1500 Pump Test, Label 1 RAS

20-31-3600 Dump-Relief Valve, Suction Side, TFT A18 1 RAS 20-31-4100 Pump Cooler, Bypass-To-Tank, 3/8" 1 RAS

20-31-5100 > Heat Exchanger, Engine, Hook-Up Only 1 RAS

21-00-2000 Screens/Anodes, Pump 1 RAS
21-00-3300 Piping, SST - 1250 GPM & Up 1 RAS
21-00-3504 FOAM Capable Discharge 1 RAS
21-00-3504 FOAM Capable Discharge 1 RAS
21-00-4000 200-ft of 1-3/4-in Hose Capacity 1 RAS
21-00-4024 200-ft of 2-1/2-in Hose Capacity 1 RAS
21-01-0300 > Pump Drain, Master, Manifold, Hand Wheel Type 1 RAS 21-01-2200 Drain/Bleeder, Class 1, Automatic 1 RAS
21-01-2500 Drain/Bleeder, IC Lift-Up, Manual 1/4 Turn 1 RAS 21-01-2502 Drain/Bleeder, IC Lift-Up, Manual 1/4 Turn - Spec Only 1 RAS 21-01-2502 Drain/Bleeder, IC Lift-Up, Manual 1/4 Turn - Spec Only 2 RAS 21-01-2502 Drain/Bleeder, IC Lift-Up, Manual 1/4 Turn - Spec Only 2 RAS 21-01-2502 Drain/Bleeder, IC Lift-Up, Manual 1/4 Turn - Spec Only 1 RAS 21-01-2502 Drain/Bleeder, IC Lift-Up, Manual 1/4 Turn - Spec Only 1 RAS 21-01-2502 Drain/Bleeder, IC Lift-Up, Manual 1/4 Turn - Spec Only 1 RAS 21-01-2502 Drain/Bleeder, IC Lift-Up, Manual 1/4 Turn - Spec Only 1 RAS 21-01-2502 Drain/Bleeder, IC Lift-Up, Manual 1/4 Turn - Spec Only 1 RAS 21-01-5500 Intake Manifold, Stainless Steel 1 RAS
21-01-6500 Discharge Manifold, Stainless Steel 1 RAS
21-01-7300 Unpainted, Pump & Piping 1 RAS
21-01-8100 Threads, National Hose (NST) 1 RAS

22-03-1600 Intake, Ungated, 6", LH Side 1 RAS
22-03-2600 Intake, Ungated, 6", RH Side 1 RAS
22-12-1100 Intake, Auxiliary, Gated, 2-1/2", NST, Left Side 1 RAS 22-12-3100 Intake, Auxiliary, Gated, 2-1/2", NST, Right Side 1 RAS 22-41-1100 Plug, 2-1/2", Chrome Rocker Lug, w/Chain 1 RAS 22-41-1100 Plug, 2-1/2", Chrome Rocker Lug, w/Chain 1 RAS 22-41-5700 Cap, 6", Chrome Long Handle 1 RAS
22-41-5700 Cap, 6", Chrome Long Handle 1 RAS
22-50-0100 Single Tank to Pump Control - Pump Operator's Panel 1 RAS 22-51-5210 > Tank-To-Pump, Water Tank, 3" Valve/4" Piping, Midship, Pumper/Tanker
1 RAS
22-55-4012 Intake Valve Control, Pull Rod, 1/4 Turn, AKR - IC 1 RAS 22-55-4012 Intake Valve Control, Pull Rod, 1/4 Turn, AKR - IC 1 RAS 22-55-4050 Intake Valve Control, AKR, Manual Swing Type-Adjacent 1 RAS 22-55-4050 Intake Valve Control, AKR, Manual Swing Type-Adjacent 1 RAS 23-02-1300 Tank Fill/Cooling Line, Water Tank, 2" 1 RAS

Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1896
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23-05-2300 > Discharge, 1-1/2", Front RH Bumper, Swivel, NST Chrome Swivel 1 RAS 23-05-9200 Hose Connection, Above Front Bumper, Swivel 1 RAS

23-06-2200 Crosslay Discharges, (2) 1-1/2", Over Pump Panel, NST w/divider 1 RAS 23-07-2100 Crosslay Discharge, (1) 2-1/2", Over Pump Panel, NST 1 RAS

23-08-3300 Crosslay Cover, Alum T/P, Single, W/Vinyl End Flaps (Non NFPA Walking Surface)
1 RAS
23-08-4130 Crosslay Trim, Alum Angles, Both Sides 1 RAS 23-08-5019 Crosslay Discharges, Over Pump Panel, Normal Height 1 RAS

23-09-4100 Discharge, 2-1/2", Left Side, Pump Panel, NST 2 RAS

23-10-4100 Discharge, 2-1/2", Right Side, Pump Panel, NST 1 RAS 23-10-5200 Discharge, 3" x 4"NST, Right Side, Pump Panel, NST 1 RAS

23-13-3200 Discharge, 2-1/2", Right Rear, NST 1 RAS

24-02-1200 Elbow, 2-1/2"F x 2-1/2" NST M, Chrome 2 RAS
24-02-1200 Elbow, 2-1/2"F x 2-1/2" NST M, Chrome 1 RAS
24-02-1200 Elbow, 2-1/2"F x 2-1/2" NST M, Chrome 1 RAS
24-02-2300 Elbow, LW Alum, 4" Storz x 4"F 1 RAS
24-03-1400 Cap, 2-1/2", NST Chrome, Rocker Lug, w/Chain 2 RAS 24-03-1400 Cap, 2-1/2", NST Chrome, Rocker Lug, w/Chain 1 RAS 24-03-1400 Cap, 2-1/2", NST Chrome, Rocker Lug, w/Chain 1 RAS 24-03-1700 Cap, 4", Chrome, Rocker Lug, w/Chain 1 RAS
24-03-1710 Cap, 4", LW Alum, Rocker Lug, w/Chain 1 RAS

24-10-1100 > Aerial Discharge/Inlet, 3", Rear, 4" NSTM w/4" Cap, 1-1/2" Drain 1 RAS 24-10-5000 Relief Valve, Aerial Waterway 1 RAS
24-10-5100 Drain Valve, Aerial Waterway 1 RAS

24-53-0020 > Discharge Valve Control, Pull Rod, 1/4 Turn, SM, AKR - IC w/Gauge
2 RAS
24-53-0020 > Discharge Valve Control, Pull Rod, 1/4 Turn, SM, AKR - IC w/Gauge
2 RAS
24-53-0020 > Discharge Valve Control, Pull Rod, 1/4 Turn, SM, AKR - IC w/Gauge
1 RAS
24-53-0020 > Discharge Valve Control, Pull Rod, 1/4 Turn, SM, AKR - IC w/Gauge
1 RAS
24-53-0020 > Discharge Valve Control, Pull Rod, 1/4 Turn, SM, AKR - IC w/Gauge
1 RAS
24-53-0020 > Discharge Valve Control, Pull Rod, 1/4 Turn, SM, AKR - IC w/Gauge
1 RAS
24-53-0300 > Discharge Valve Control, Pull Rod, 1/4 Turn, SM, AKR Slow Close - IC w/Gauge
1 RAS
24-53-0300 > Discharge Valve Control, Pull Rod, 1/4 Turn, SM, AKR Slow Close - IC w/Gauge
1 RAS
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1907
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24-61-1150 Valve, AKR, 8000, (1-1/2") 1 RAS
24-61-1200 Valve, AKR, 8000, (2") 2 RAS
24-61-1250 Valve, AKR, 8000, (2-1/2") 2 RAS
24-61-1250 Valve, AKR, 8000, (2-1/2") 1 RAS
24-61-1250 Valve, AKR, 8000, (2-1/2") 1 RAS
24-61-1250 Valve, AKR, 8000, (2-1/2") 1 RAS
24-61-1300 Valve, AKR, 8000, (3") 1 RAS
24-61-1300 Valve, AKR, 8000, (3") 1 RAS
24-62-1200 Valve, AKR, 8000, (2") 1 RAS
24-62-1250 Valve, AKR, 8000, (2-1/2") 1 RAS
24-62-1250 Valve, AKR, 8000, (2-1/2") 1 RAS
24-62-1300 Valve, AKR, 8000, (3") 1 RAS

25-06-4200 < > Foam System, F/PRO 2002, Class A/B, 5G/400P, 12V 1 RAS Plumb to Right rear 2 1/2", 2 1/2" crosslay, 1 1/2" crosslays, and front bumper
25-06-9100 > Foam System, FoamPro, Manual Dual Tank Control 1 RAS 25-19-9000 Foam System, NFPA #1901, Install Standards 1 RAS 25-21-1300 Foam Tank, Integral Poly, 20 Gallon, Class A 1 RAS 25-21-1800 Foam Tank, Integral Poly, 50 Gallon, Class B 1 RAS 25-22-9300 Foam Tank, UPF 1 RAS
25-22-9300 Foam Tank, UPF 1 RAS
25-23-1000 Foam Tank Drain, 1" Gate Valve, Under Tank 1 RAS 25-23-1000 Foam Tank Drain, 1" Gate Valve, Under Tank 1 RAS 27-02-1500 > Gauge, Discharge, IC, 2-1/2" (0-400 PSI), WF 2 RAS 27-02-1500 > Gauge, Discharge, IC, 2-1/2" (0-400 PSI), WF 2 RAS 27-02-1500 > Gauge, Discharge, IC, 2-1/2" (0-400 PSI), WF 1 RAS 27-02-1500 > Gauge, Discharge, IC, 2-1/2" (0-400 PSI), WF 1 RAS 27-02-1500 > Gauge, Discharge, IC, 2-1/2" (0-400 PSI), WF 1 RAS 27-02-1500 > Gauge, Discharge, IC, 2-1/2" (0-400 PSI), WF 1 RAS 27-02-1500 Gauge, Discharge, IC, 2-1/2" (0-400 PSI), WF 1 RAS 27-02-1500 Gauge, Discharge, IC, 2-1/2" (0-400 PSI), WF 1 RAS 27-10-3400 > Pressure Governor, FRC, In-Control, w/Body, TGA300 1 RAS 27-36-1100 > Foam Tank Gauge, FRC TankVision Pro 300, Class A, Pump Panel #WLA360-A00
1 RAS
27-36-1200 Foam Tank Gauge, FRC TankVision Pro 300, Class B, Pump Panel. #WLA370-A00
1 RAS
29-20-5600 Vinyl Cover, Color, RED 1 RAS
== Aerial - Side Mount Pump Compt - 901.023 09/01/23 == RAS

26-02-2600 Pump Enclosure, Side Mount, Extruded Alum, Aerial, Crosslays 1 RAS

26-30-1100 Running Board, LH Pump Panel, Alum T/P, SM 1 RAS 26-30-1150 Running Board, RH Pump Panel, Alum T/P, SM 1 RAS 26-30-3000 Step, Slide Out, Alum T/P, LH Pump Panel 1 RAS

26-31-3300 Pump Side Access Door, Upper LH, Line-X 1 RAS 26-31-3340 Pump Side Access Door, Upper RH, Line X 1 RAS

26-35-1100 Pump Panel, Bolted, LH 1 RAS
26-35-1400 > Pump Panel, Hinged, RH 1 RAS
26-35-5100 Pump Panel, Line X, LH/RH, SM 1 RAS

Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1917
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID

26-55-1100 Labels, Test Data and Safety Placards 1 RAS
26-55-2400 Labels, Innovative Controls Color Coded 1 RAS

26-56-1125 Pump Panel LED Lights, (3) Tecniq E10-W0001-1, Midship LH w/Switch on Operator P
1 RAS
26-56-1225 Pump Panel LED Lights (2), Midship RH, Tecniq E10-W0001-1 1 RAS 26-56-2000 Pump Panel Light (1), Actuated w/Pump Engagement 1 RAS

27-01-1500 > Master Gauges, IC, 4" PSI, Pair 1 RAS
27-01-4100 > Gauge, Test Taps 1 RAS

27-35-1100 > Water Tank Gauge, FRC, TankVision Pro 300, Pump Panel WLA300-A00
1 RAS

27-37-1100 Air Horn, Push Button, Pump Panel 1 RAS

== HLHD/HRHD TA RM Aerial 100+ (chutes) - 901.023 09/01/23 ==
RAS

00-01-5100 Chassis Requirements, Ladder 1 RAS
00-01-5192 Outrigger Pad Storage, Single, Four (4) Total 1 RAS 00-01-5200 Body Requirements, Ladder, Four (4) Outriggers 1 RAS 00-01-5202 > Harness, Safety, Class I, NFPA Compliance, Customer 1 RAS

25-25-0062 Water Tank, Rectangular Tank 1 RAS
25-38-1200 Water Tank, 400 Gallon, Aerial, Poly 1 RAS
25-42-1100 > Water Tank, Base Specs, Poly 1 RAS
25-42-1200 Water Tank, Manufacturer, UPF, Poly 1 RAS
25-44-1200 Water Tank, Fill Tower, 10" x 10", <500 Gals 1 RAS

30-00-0399 Raw Material Surcharge - Tandem Axle 1 RAS
30-01-1860 Body Construction - Rosenbauer Aerial - 1/8" Alum 1 RAS 30-01-2250 Electrolysis Corrosion Control 1 RAS
30-01-3110 > Cover, Outrigger, Brushed SST 1 RAS
30-01-3152 Outrigger Plates, Pair (2) 1 RAS
30-02-1140 > Roll-Up Doors - Amdor 13 RAS
30-02-1210 Door Locks, Roll-Up, Ea 13 RAS

30-02-2200 Smooth Alum Compt Floors 1 RAS
40-00-0670 AERIAL - RMA100+ TA - 1/8" FORMED ALUM 1 RAS

AERIAL / PLATFORM HOSEBEDS - CHUTE DESIGN RAS

40-00-2550 TA RM HLHD/HRHD, 102" OAW, 15-26" Half Depth Both Sides 1 RAS

40-00-5200 Body, Aerial Subframe Tandem Axle 1 RAS
40-01-3200 Body, Aerial, Overall Width 102" 1 RAS
40-01-6300 Compt Depth, Aerial Body, 26"D Lower Body, 102"W Body 1 RAS 40-01-8100 Compt Depth, Aerial Body, 15"D Upper Body 1 RAS Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1927
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
40-01-9520 HLHD/HRHD Tandem Axle RM Painted Roll Up Doors 1 RAS

40-10-1030 Above Front Outrigger - Single Compt - Roll Up Door - Painted 1 RAS 40-10-2030 Ahead Rear Wheels - Full Height Compt - Roll Up Door - Painted 1 RAS 40-10-4020 Two (2) Compts - Upper High Side - Roll Ups Door - Painted 1 RAS 40-10-5020 Behind Rear Wheels - Full Height Compt - Roll Up Door - Painted 1 RAS 40-10-6030 Above Rear Outrigger - Single Compt - Roll Up Door - Painted 1 RAS 40-10-7100 Access Ladder, Rear Body, Aerial LH 1 RAS

40-12-1030 Above Front Outrigger - Single Compt - Roll Up Door - Painted 1 RAS 40-12-2030 Ahead Rear Wheels - Full Height Compt - Roll Up Door - Painted 1 RAS 40-12-4020 Two (2) Compts - Upper High Side - Roll Up Doors - Painted 1 RAS 40-12-5020 Behind Rear Wheels - Full Height Compt - Roll Up Door - Painted 1 RAS 40-12-6030 Above Rear Outrigger - Single Compt - Roll Up Door - Painted 1 RAS 40-12-8020 Behind Rear Wheels - Full Height Compt - Roll Up Door - Painted 1 RAS

40-95-1010 Rear Aerial Body Configuration - Hinged Lift Up Door - Smooth Alum
1 RAS
40-95-4000 Door Locks, Hinged Doors (Ea) 1 RAS
41-39-1100 S Hosebed, Aerial, Rear, Chute Design 1 RAS

AERIAL HOSEBED CHUTES
The apparatus hosebody is to be properly reinforced without the use of angles or structural shapes, and free from all projections which might injure the fire hose.

The main apparatus hosebed shall run from the forward body bulkhead to the rear of the body. The width of the hosebed will be dependent on the depth of the high side storage compartments. The hosebed between the side of the turntable pedestal and the backs of the compartments shall form a hose chutes for hose payout. The two (2) hose bed chutes, one located on each side of the aerial pedestal, shall be equipped with a hinged diamond plate door.

The left side hose chute to hold 2- 6" x 10 foot suction hoses.

They are to be stacked vertically with a divider to seperate them.
41-39-2100 Hosebed, Grating, Extruded Alum, Aerial 1 RAS 41-39-3400 Hosebed, Storage Capacity 4" LDH SJ Rubber 1 RAS 41-39-4200 Hose Length, 100' 10 RAS
41-40-1092 Hosebed Cover - Dealer/Department Supplied / Installed 1 RAS 41-41-1100 Rear Bumper, Aerial, 4" 1 RAS

44-06-3100 Wheel Well Panel, Alum Painted, Tandem Axle - Alum 1 RAS 44-06-4100 Fenderette, Polished Aluminum 2 RAS
44-40-1100 Vents, Compts, Louvers, Includes Filters (Ea) 1 RAS 44-40-1100 Vents, Compts, Louvers, Includes Filters (Ea) 1 RAS 44-40-1100 Vents, Compts, Louvers, Includes Filters (Ea) 2 RAS 44-40-1100 Vents, Compts, Louvers, Includes Filters (Ea) 1 RAS 44-40-1100 Vents, Compts, Louvers, Includes Filters (Ea) 1 RAS 44-40-1100 Vents, Compts, Louvers, Includes Filters (Ea) 1 RAS 44-40-1100 Vents, Compts, Louvers, Includes Filters (Ea) 1 RAS 44-40-1100 Vents, Compts, Louvers, Includes Filters (Ea) 2 RAS 44-40-1100 Vents, Compts, Louvers, Includes Filters (Ea) 1 RAS 44-40-1100 Vents, Compts, Louvers, Includes Filters (Ea) 1 RAS Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1937
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
44-40-1100 Vents, Compts, Louvers, Includes Filters (Ea) 1 RAS 45-01-1050 Shelving Tracks, (2) Unistrut, Alum 1 RAS
45-01-1050 Shelving Tracks, (2) Unistrut, Alum 1 RAS
45-01-1050 < Shelving Tracks, (2) Unistrut, Alum 3 RAS
2 sets in L3
1 set in L4
45-01-1050 Shelving Tracks, (2) Unistrut, Alum 1 RAS
45-01-1050 Shelving Tracks, (2) Unistrut, Alum 1 RAS
45-01-1050 Shelving Tracks, (2) Unistrut, Alum 1 RAS
45-01-1050 Shelving Tracks, (2) Unistrut, Alum 1 RAS
45-01-1050 < Shelving Tracks, (2) Unistrut, Alum 3 RAS
2 sets in R3
1 set in R4
45-01-1050 Shelving Tracks, (2) Unistrut, Alum 1 RAS
45-01-1050 Shelving Tracks, (2) Unistrut, Alum 1 RAS
45-01-1050 Shelving Tracks, (2) Unistrut, Alum 1 RAS
45-02-1200 Shelf, Adjust, Alum 1/8" 1 RAS
45-02-3100 < Shelf, Adjust, Alum 3/16" 2 RAS
One in L3
One in L4
45-02-3100 < Shelf, Adjust, Alum 3/16" 2 RAS
One upper
One lower
45-02-3100 < Shelf, Adjust, Alum 3/16" 2 RAS
1 upper
1 lower
45-02-3100 < Shelf, Adjust, Alum 3/16" 2 RAS
1 Upper
1 Lower
45-02-3100 < Shelf, Adjust, Alum 3/16" 2 RAS
1 in R3
1 in R4
45-02-3100 < Shelf, Adjust, Alum 3/16" 2 RAS
1 upper
1 lower
45-02-3100 < Shelf, Adjust, Alum 3/16" 1 RAS
Upper
45-19-1100 < Equipment Mounting Panel, Rear Wall, 3/16 Aluminum 1 RAS L3 back wall
45-19-1100 < Equipment Mounting Panel, Rear Wall, 3/16 Aluminum 1 RAS R3
45-30-1300 Turtle Tile, Shelves/Trays, (each) 2 RAS
45-30-1300 Turtle Tile, Shelves/Trays, (each) 2 RAS
45-30-1300 Turtle Tile, Shelves/Trays, (each) 2 RAS
45-30-1300 Turtle Tile, Shelves/Trays, (each) 1 RAS
45-30-1300 Turtle Tile, Shelves/Trays, (each) 2 RAS
45-30-1300 Turtle Tile, Shelves/Trays, (each) 2 RAS
45-30-1300 Turtle Tile, Shelves/Trays, (each) 2 RAS
45-30-1300 Turtle Tile, Shelves/Trays, (each) 1 RAS
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1947
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
45-30-1400 Turtle Tile, Compartment Floor 1 RAS
45-30-1400 Turtle Tile, Compartment Floor 2 RAS
45-30-1400 Turtle Tile, Compartment Floor 1 RAS
45-30-1400 Turtle Tile, Compartment Floor 1 RAS
45-30-1400 Turtle Tile, Compartment Floor 1 RAS
45-30-1400 Turtle Tile, Compartment Floor 2 RAS
45-30-1400 Turtle Tile, Compartment Floor 1 RAS
45-30-1400 Turtle Tile, Compartment Floor 1 RAS
45-30-1400 Turtle Tile, Compartment Floor 1 RAS
55-01-1800 Wall Light, Recessed LED, (2) Ea Compartment 1 RAS 55-01-5114 Strip Light, LED Luma Bar, (2) Ea Compartment 1 RAS 55-01-5114 Strip Light, LED Luma Bar, (2) Ea Compartment 1 RAS 55-01-5114 Strip Light, LED Luma Bar, (2) Ea Compartment 2 RAS 55-01-5114 Strip Light, LED Luma Bar, (2) Ea Compartment 1 RAS 55-01-5114 Strip Light, LED Luma Bar, (2) Ea Compartment 1 RAS 55-01-5114 Strip Light, LED Luma Bar, (2) Ea Compartment 1 RAS 55-01-5114 Strip Light, LED Luma Bar, (2) Ea Compartment 1 RAS 55-01-5114 Strip Light, LED Luma Bar, (2) Ea Compartment 2 RAS 55-01-5114 Strip Light, LED Luma Bar, (2) Ea Compartment 1 RAS 55-01-5114 Strip Light, LED Luma Bar, (2) Ea Compartment 1 RAS 55-01-5114 Strip Light, LED Luma Bar, (2) Ea Compartment 1 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 1 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 1 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 2 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 1 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 1 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 1 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 1 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 2 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 1 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 1 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 1 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 1 RAS

90-02-3600 > Ladder Storage, Rear Slide, Aerial Torque Box 1 RAS 90-03-0226 Ladders, Ground, Provided By Manufacturer, RSD 1 RAS == Aerial - Common Body Parts - 901.023 09/01/23 == RAS

41-44-4140 Steps, Folding, Front, Left Hand (3), Integral LED Lights 1 RAS

41-44-4240 Steps, Folding, Front, Right Hand (3), Integral LED Lights 1 RAS

44-01-1200 Body Trim, Front Body, Corner Stone Guards, Brushed SST 1 RAS 44-01-1450 Body Trim, Front Compt, Height of Side Compts, Alum T/P 1 RAS 44-01-3200 Body Trim, Rear Body, Corner Stone Guards, Brushed SST 1 RAS 44-01-4000 Body Trim, Entire Rear Body, Smooth for Chevron Stripe 1 RAS 44-01-6000 > Catwalks, Top of Side Compts, Door Header, Alum Treadplate 1 RAS

44-02-1100 Rub Rails, Lower Body, Extruded Alum 1 RAS
44-02-2000 Rub Rails, Spacers, Nylon 1 RAS

Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1957
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID

44-07-4300 S 1 RAS
44-07-5210 Fuel Fill Cap, LH Aerial Outrigger - Open 1 RAS 44-10-1100 < > Wheel Well Provisions, Single SCBA Tube, Alum Door, Push Button Latch
1 RAS
7x26
44-10-1100 < > Wheel Well Provisions, Single SCBA Tube, Alum Door, Push Button Latch
1 RAS
7x26
44-10-1100 < > Wheel Well Provisions, Single SCBA Tube, Alum Door, Push Button Latch
1 RAS
7x26
44-10-1100 < > Wheel Well Provisions, Single SCBA Tube, Alum Door, Push Button Latch
1 RAS
7x26
44-10-1100 < > Wheel Well Provisions, Single SCBA Tube, Alum Door, Push Button Latch
1 RAS
7x26
44-10-6000 Wheel Well Provisions, SCBA Compt Straps 1 RAS 44-10-6000 Wheel Well Provisions, SCBA Compt Straps 1 RAS 44-10-6000 Wheel Well Provisions, SCBA Compt Straps 1 RAS 44-10-6000 Wheel Well Provisions, SCBA Compt Straps 1 RAS 44-10-6000 Wheel Well Provisions, SCBA Compt Straps 1 RAS 44-10-6000 Wheel Well Provisions, SCBA Compt Straps 1 RAS 44-10-9156 < > Wheel Well Provisions, Single SCBA Tube, Alum Door, Push Button Latch CP
1 RAS
7x26
44-11-5100 Wheel Well Provisions, Ahead of Wheels Left Side 1 RAS 44-11-5200 Wheel Well Provisions, Between Tandems Left Side 1 RAS 44-11-5305 Wheel Well Provisions, Behind Wheels Left Side 1 RAS 44-11-5500 Wheel Well Provisions, Ahead of Wheels Right Side 1 RAS 44-11-5600 Wheel Well Provisions, Between Tandem Right Side 1 RAS 44-11-5700 Wheel Well Provisions, Behind Wheels Right Side 1 RAS

== Aerial - AC Electrical System - 901.023 09/01/23 == RAS

25-19-9500 > Dual PTO Control Box 1 RAS

60-15-5300 > Generator, Smart Power Hydraulic 10000W, 120/240V, 1 PH, HR-10
1 RAS
60-15-5990 Digital Meter Display Guage Panel 1 RAS
60-15-9300 > Generator, Hydraulic, Engage By PTO Switch in Cab 1 RAS 60-15-9800 < > Generator Remote Excite Switch, Cab 1 RAS Cab dash switch
60-20-1450 Generator Mounting, Front of Hosebed 1 RAS
60-20-3600 Generator Install, Fixed, Hydraulic Driven, Base Specs 1 RAS 60-20-3700 Generator Testing, Only Required For Units >8KW 1 RAS 60-20-4150 > Circuit Breaker Box, 9 to 15KW, 1 PH 1 RAS 60-20-5100 < > Generator Breaker Location, Side Compartment 1 RAS Mount in L1
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1967
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
60-20-7100 > Generator Instrument Panel Location, Side Compartment 1 RAS 60-20-8100 Generator Wiring, Type SO Cable, Rubber Covered 1 RAS

60-25-1200 > Receptacle, 120V, 20 Amp, Straight Blade, Single 6 RAS

60-30-2300 < > Receptacle Location, Left Side, Ahead Rear Wheels Compartmen, Ea
1 RAS
L2 Up high on back wall
60-30-2350 < > Receptacle Location, Left Side, Over Wheel Compartment, Ea 1 RAS L3 Up high on back wall
60-30-2370 < > Receptacle Location, Left Side, Behind Rear Wheels Compartment, Ea
1 RAS
L5 Up high on back wall
60-30-2400 < > Receptacle Location, Right Side, Ahead Rear Wheels Compartment, Ea
1 RAS
R2 Up high on back wall
60-30-2450 < > Receptacle Location, Right Side, Over Wheel Compartment, Ea 1 RAS R3 Up high on back wall
60-30-2470 < > Receptacle Location, Right Side, Behind Rear Wheels Compartment, Ea
1 RAS
R5 Up high on back wall

== Aerial-Equipment Systems - 901.023 09/01/23 == RAS

== Aerial - Tandem Axle - Pnt/Ltr/Str - 901.023 09/01/23 == RAS

80-02-1050 Paint, Cab/Chassis, Custom, By Chassis Manufacturing 1 RAS 80-06-1100 < Apparatus Color 1 RAS
The apparatus shall be ____ in color.

L5040EY Red
80-22-1802 Body Paint, Tandem Axle Aerial 1 RAS
80-30-1400 Compt Finish, Spatter Coat, Up to 12 Compts 1 RAS 80-40-1100 Wheels, Aluminum, By the Chassis Manufacturer 1 RAS 80-42-1500 Body Paint, Touch Up, 2 oz. Bottle, One Color 1 RAS

Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 19777
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
80-50-1900 > Lettering, 4" Scotchlite Reflect, Fifty (50) Letters 1 RAS 80-50-3700 > Lettering, 8-12" Scotchlite Reflect, Fifty (50) Letters 1 RAS 80-50-5100 S > 1 RAS
80-71-1100 > Stripe, Triple Reflective, 1" x 4" x 1" 1 RAS 80-72-1100 > Stripe, Reflective 3M, Chevron Pattern Entire Rear 1 RAS 80-72-1400 > Stripe, Reflective, Aerial Outriggers, Both Sides of Ea White 1 RAS 80-75-1600 Reflective Stripe Material, White 1 RAS
80-79-1000 NFPA Standing / Walking Surfaces Yellow Safety Tape (NFPA 1901 15.7.1.6)
1 RAS
80-80-1200 Labels, Aerial Ladder Identification and Safety 1 RAS 80-81-0100 > Leveling Gauge, (1) Side-to-Side, (1) Front-to-Back 1 RAS == Aerial - Loose Equipment - 901.023 09/01/23 == RAS
90-01-5300 Wheel Chocks, Aluminum, (2) Standard 1 RAS
90-01-5600 > Wheel Chock Brackets, Two (2) Under Body 1 RAS 90-03-0020 AERIAL Compliment (115-ft MIN) Duo Safety (NFPA compliant) 1 RAS 90-03-3400 Ladder, Roof, Duo-Safety, 16' Aluminum 875-A 2 RAS 90-06-4600 Ladder, Extension, Duo-Safety, 24' Aluminum, 2 Section 900-A 1 RAS 90-07-4300 Ladder, Extension, Duo-Safety, 35' Aluminum, 3 Section 1225-A 1 RAS 90-08-2600 Ladder, Attic, Duo-Safety, 10' Aluminum, Folding 585-A 1 RAS 90-09-2300 Ladder, Combo, Duo-Safety, 10/15' Aluminum #300-A 1 RAS 90-16-2200 Pike Pole, 4' Fiberglass, "D" Handle 2 RAS
90-16-2300 Pike Pole, 6' Fiberglass, Round Handle 1 RAS 90-16-2600 Pike Pole, 8' Fiberglass, Round Handle 1 RAS 90-16-2800 Pike Pole, 10' Fiberglass, Round Handle 1 RAS 90-16-3000 Pike Pole, 12' Fiberglass, Round Handle 1 RAS Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1987
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
90-47-0100 Miscellaneous Loose Hardware, Bolts-Nuts-Washers-Screws 1 RAS Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1997
BISHOP FIRE BISHOP FIRE Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 5/27/2025 80 20

CHANGE REQUEST
DATE:

Initiated By: BODY CHANGES
Action Qty. QW No. DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE PRICE
{Qty} days will be added to the scheduled delivery date due to lead times of components and fabrication.

Previous CO…
Office Use Only
1 CHANGE -1 53-05-1610 Change mid body turn signals to standard Tecniq lights $0 2 ADD 1 51-15-4100 change switching on telescopic lights to 3 way $772 3 DELETE -1 59-03-1400 Delete warning lights inside the cab doors ($648) 4 DELETE -1 10-18-1200 Delete battery jump studs ($275) 5 CHANGE 1 21-01-0300 Change master drain to handwheel on the pump panel $0 6 CHANGE -1 23-05-2300 Change front bumper swivel to the right side $0 7 ADD 1 23-07-2100 Add 2 1/2" crosslay over the pump panel to hold 200' of 2 1/2" hose $2,885 8 CHANGE -1 24-02-2300 Change adapter for the intake/discharge to 4"F x 4" Storz $0 9 DELETE -1 23-12-2700 Delete left rear hosebed discharge ($2,333) 10 DELETE -1 25-24-3000 Delete both foam fill systems (A and B foam) ($8,895) 11 CHANGE -1 26-35-1300 Change left hand pump panel to bolted ($225) 12 CHANGE -1 40-01-9520 Change compartment doors to painted roll ups and match compartment layouts from precon $0 13 ADD 1 45-19-1100 Add equipment mounting panels to L3/R3 back walls $1,184 14 DELETE -1 44-07-4300 Delete fuel tank access panels in torque tube ($425) 15 DELETE -1 60-25-1200 Delete 4 120V recepticles ($3,111) 16 DELETE -1 60-25-9200 Delete transfer switch ($1,233) 17 CHANGE -1 80-22-1802 Change body paint to a single color ($18,555) 18 DELETE -1 80-50-5100 Delete aerial cylinder covers (already in chassis specs) ($699) 19 ADD 1 41-39-1100 Add provisions for suction hoses in the left side aerial chute $0 20 1 $0
We hereby agree to make change(s) specified above at this price ($31,558) PREVIOUS CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,619,969
**REVISED CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,588,411
Authorized Signature (Customer): Date:

CHANGE ORDER #1
March 3, 2025
Dealer/Customer
** Revised contract amount EXCLUDES any applicable federal/state/local taxes. At the time of contract/PO execution, the tax rate was 8.75%. Tax rate is subject to change based on government regulations and will be calculated upon time of final invoicing/delivery using the tax rate at that time.

Using the estimated tax rate of 8.75%, the estimated tax including this change order is now $138,042.71 for an estimated final invoice of $1,726,453.71.

ACCEPTED - The above price and specifications of the Change Order are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. All work to be performed under same terms and conditions as specified in original contract unless otherwise stipulated.

Bishop, CA
Body Job #:
7776
Printed On
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2018

DEALER/CUSTOMER/FACTORY APPROVED
DATE:

Initiated By: CHASSIS CHANGES
Action Qty. QW No. DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE PRICE
{Qty} days will be added to the scheduled delivery date due to lead times of components and fabrication.

Previous CO…
7 This pricing for this entire Change Order is valid for no more than {Qty} days from the date above. 1 ADD 1 04-03-1204 Add equipment mounting panel to doghouse $625 2 CHANGE 1 04-04-1100 Change Havis layout to option 10 upper and option 3 lower per precon $975 3 ADD 1 04-08-0101 Add backlit grill "BISHOP" in red $3,775 4 ADD 1 04-08-0072 Add painted American flag grill $3,775 5 CHANGE -1 05-01-5010 Change paint to single color ($2,055) 6 DELETE -1 08-00-0771 Delete door jamb waring lights ($1,677) 7 DELETE -1 08-00-3000 Delete Go lights ($1,222)
8 CHANGE 1 50-43-2300 Change officer side air horn control to dash switch $0 9 CHANGE -1 54-15-5908 Change cab scene lights to 1 per side ($1,766) 10 DELETE -1 56-06-1910 Delete polished guard for Q2B ($625) 11 DELETE -1 07-08-06WW Delete air inlet ($1,925)
12 1 $0
We hereby agree to make change(s) specified above at this price ($120) PREVIOUS CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,588,411
**REVISED CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,588,291
Authorized Signature (Customer): Date:

CHANGE ORDER #2
Bishop, CA
Body Job #:
** Revised contract amount EXCLUDES any applicable federal/state/local taxes. At the time of contract/PO execution, the tax rate was 8.75%. Tax rate is subject to change based on government regulations and will be calculated upon time of final invoicing/delivery using the tax rate at that time.

Using the estimated tax rate of 8.75%, the estimated tax including this change order is now $138,032.21 for an estimated final invoice of $1,726,323.21.

March 3, 2025 7776
ACCEPTED - The above price and specifications of the Change Order are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. All work to be performed under same terms and conditions as specified in original contract unless otherwise stipulated.

Dealer/Customer
Printed On
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2028

CHANGE REQUEST
DATE:

Initiated By: AERIAL CHANGES
Action Qty. QW No. DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE PRICE
{Qty} days will be added to the scheduled delivery date due to lead times of components and fabrication.

Previous CO…
Office Use Only
1 ADD 1 10-07-6120 Add stokes basket storage outside of base section officer's side $635 2 ADD 1 01-00-2125 Add paint to ladder base section to match chassis color $5,533 3 1 $0
4 1 $0
5 1 $0
We hereby agree to make change(s) specified above at this price $6,168 PREVIOUS CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,588,291
**REVISED CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,594,459
Authorized Signature (Customer): Date:

CHANGE ORDER #3
Bishop, CA
Body Job #:
** Revised contract amount EXCLUDES any applicable federal/state/local taxes. At the time of contract/PO execution, the tax rate was 8.75%. Tax rate is subject to change based on government regulations and will be calculated upon time of final invoicing/delivery using the tax rate at that time.

Using the estimated tax rate of 8.75%, the estimated tax including this change order is now $138,571.91 for an estimated final invoice of $1,733,030.91.

March 3, 2025 7776
ACCEPTED - The above price and specifications of the Change Order are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. All work to be performed under same terms and conditions as specified in original contract unless otherwise stipulated.

Dealer/Customer
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2038

DEALER/CUSTOMER/FACTORY APPROVED
DATE:

Initiated By: CHASSIS CHANGES
Action Qty. QW No. DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE PRICE
{Qty} days will be added to the scheduled delivery date due to lead times of components and fabrication.

Previous CO…
7 This pricing for this entire Change Order is valid for no more than {Qty} days from the date above. 1 CLARIFY 1 90-00-1610 Allison 4000EVS (already in the chassis spec) $0 2 ADD 1 07-03-1030 Power-Take-Off, Hot Shift, Trans Mtd, w/Indicator Light $0 3 ADD 1 07-03-1070 Extension Shaft $1,627
4 ADD 1 07-03-1060 Hydraulic Pump, 100cc, Oil Gear, thru Drive $1,848 5 NOTE 1 These items need to be moved from the body QW File $0 6 1 $0
7 1 $0
8 1 $0
9 1 $0
10 1 $0
11 1 $0
12 1 $0
13 1 $0
14 1 $0
15 1 $0
16 1 $0
17 1 $0
18 1 $0
19 1 $0
20 1 $0
We hereby agree to make change(s) specified above at this price $3,475 PREVIOUS CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,594,459
**REVISED CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,597,934
Authorized Signature (Customer): Date:

CHANGE ORDER #4
Bishop, CA
Body Job #:
** Revised contract amount EXCLUDES any applicable federal/state/local taxes. At the time of contract/PO execution, the tax rate was 8.75%. Tax rate is subject to change based on government regulations and will be calculated upon time of final invoicing/delivery using the tax rate at that time. Using the estimated tax rate of 8.75%, the estimated tax including this change order is now $138,875.98 for an estimated final invoice of $1,736,809.98.

March 26, 2025 7776
ACCEPTED - The above price and specifications of the Change Order are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. All work to be performed under same terms and conditions as specified in original contract unless otherwise stipulated.

Chassis Builder
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Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 5/27/2025
2048

CHANGE REQUEST
DATE:

Initiated By: BODY CHANGES
Action Qty. QW No. DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE PRICE
60 {Qty} days will be added to the scheduled delivery date due to lead times of components and fabrication.

Previous CO…
Office Use Only
1 DELETE -1 10-06-1600 Tire Pressure Indicator, Single Axle, Commercial, RWTG1235 $0 2 ADD 1 10-06-1652 Tire Pressure Indicator, Tandem Axle, Commander, RWTG1235, EXT $0 3 DELETE -1 90-03-3300 Ladder, Roof, Duo-Safety, 14' Aluminum 775-A ($605) 4 DELETE -1 90-06-4600 Ladder, Extension, Duo-Safety, 24' Aluminum, 2 Section 900-A ($1,188) 5 DELETE -1 90-08-2600 Ladder, Attic, Duo-Safety, 10' Aluminum, Folding 585-A ($656) 6 1 $0
7 1 $0
8 1 $0
9 1 $0
10 1 $0
11 1 $0
12 1 $0
13 1 $0
14 1 $0
15 1 $0
16 1 $0
17 1 $0
18 1 $0
19 1 $0
20 1 $0
We hereby agree to make change(s) specified above at this price ($2,449) PREVIOUS CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,597,934
**REVISED CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,595,485
Authorized Signature (Customer): Date:

CHANGE ORDER #5
Bishop, CA
Body Job #:
** Revised contract amount EXCLUDES any applicable federal/state/local taxes. At the time of contract/PO execution, the tax rate was 8.75%. Tax rate is subject to change based on government regulations and will be calculated upon time of final invoicing/delivery using the tax rate at that time. Using the estimated tax rate of 8.75%, the estimated tax including this change order is now $138,661.69 for an estimated final invoice of $1,734,146.69.

April 2, 2025 7776
ACCEPTED - The above price and specifications of the Change Order are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. All work to be performed under same terms and conditions as specified in original contract unless otherwise stipulated.

Dealer/Customer
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Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 5/27/2025
2058

CHANGE REQUEST
DATE:

Initiated By: BODY CHANGES
Action Qty. QW No. DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE PRICE
{Qty} days will be added to the scheduled delivery date due to lead times of components and fabrication.

Previous CO…
Office Use Only
1 1 Tariff Surcharge $71,939
2 1 $0
3 1 $0
4 1 $0
5 1 $0
6 1 $0
7 1 $0
8 1 $0
9 1 $0
10 1 $0
11 1 $0
12 1 $0
13 1 $0
14 1 $0
15 1 $0
16 1 $0
17 1 $0
18 1 $0
19 1 $0
20 1 $0
We hereby agree to make change(s) specified above at this price $71,939 PREVIOUS CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,595,485
**REVISED CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,667,424
Authorized Signature (Customer): Date:

ACCEPTED - The above price and specifications of the Change Order are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. All work to be performed under same terms and conditions as specified in original contract unless otherwise stipulated.

Body Builder
** Revised contract amount EXCLUDES any applicable federal/state/local taxes. At the time of contract/PO execution, the tax rate was 8.75%. Tax rate is subject to change based on government regulations and will be calculated upon time of final invoicing/delivery using the tax rate at that time. Using the estimated tax rate of 8.75%, the estimated tax including this change order is now $144,956.35 for an estimated final invoice of $1,812,380.35.

April 23, 2025 7776
CHANGE ORDER #6
Bishop, CA
Body Job #:

Printed On 5/12/2025
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 5/27/2025
2068

CHANGE REQUEST
DATE:

Initiated By: CHASSIS CHANGES
Action Qty. QW No. DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE PRICE
60 {Qty} days will be added to the scheduled delivery date due to lead times of components and fabrication.

Previous CO…
Office Use Only
1 DELETE -1 08-01-1500 Backlit Grille Bar Activation - P2P $0 2 ADD 1 08-01-1503 Backlit Grille Bar Activation - LCS $0 3 DELETE -1 06-03-2030 Fluid Checks & Fills at Grille X10 ($237) 4 DELETE -1 08-01-0821 Rearview Mirror Remote & Heat Switch Driver Panel ($281) 5 ADD 1 08-01-0823 Rearview Mirror Heat Activated LCS Display $0 6 DELETE -1 07-05-0276 Front Suspension Hendrickson Parabolic Spring 24,000 ($4,185) 7 ADD 1 07-05-0286 Front Suspension Hendrickson Parabolic Spring 24K Low Profile 8 DELETE -1 08-01-0923 Rear Axle Diff Control (DCDL) Activated LCS (Tandem) $0 9 ADD 1 07-06-0351 Rear Axle Differential Control w/Interaxle Diff Lock - Tandem Standard $0 10 DELETE -1 54-15-1280 Scene Light, Whelen, M6ZC LED, W/Chrome Bezel ($551) 11 ADD 1 scene light $0
12 DELETE -1 54-15-1280 Scene Light, Whelen, M6ZC LED, W/Chrome Bezel ($551) 13 ADD 1 scene light $0
14 ADD 1 56-07-1800 Siren Control, Fed-Sig, Q2B, Rocker, Dual Action, Red, Console $677 15 DELETE -1 57-10-0600 Warning Light Control, with E-Master Warning Switch $0 16 ADD 1 57-10-0105 Light Bar Control, with LCS Master & Virtual Switch $0 17 1 $0
18 1 $0
19 1 $0
20 1 $0
We hereby agree to make change(s) specified above at this price ($5,128) PREVIOUS CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,667,424
**REVISED CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,662,296
Authorized Signature (Customer): Date:

ACCEPTED - The above price and specifications of the Change Order are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. All work to be performed under same terms and conditions as specified in original contract unless otherwise stipulated.

Dealer/Customer
** Revised contract amount EXCLUDES any applicable federal/state/local taxes. At the time of contract/PO execution, the tax rate was 8.75%. Tax rate is subject to change based on government regulations and will be calculated upon time of final invoicing/delivery using the tax rate at that time.

Using the estimated tax rate of 8.75%, the estimated tax including this change order is now $144,507.65 for an estimated final invoice of $1,806,803.65.

May 5, 2025 7776
CHANGE ORDER #7
Bishop, CA
Body Job #:

Printed On 5/12/2025
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 5/27/2025
2078

CHANGE REQUEST
DATE:

Initiated By: BODY CHANGES
Action Qty. QW No. DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE PRICE
60 {Qty} days will be added to the scheduled delivery date due to lead times of components and fabrication.

Previous CO…
Office Use Only
1 DELETE -1
tariff surcharge on CO #6 per email from Jay Johnson on May 05, 2025 stating they will not charge the customer.

We are not able to mandate or dictate that customers incur the tariff surcharge after they have already signed a contract or issued a PO. Per Jay J.
($71,939)
2 1 $0
3 1 $0
4 1 $0
5 1 $0
6 1 $0
7 1 $0
8 1 $0
9 1 $0
10 1 $0
11 1 $0
12 1 $0
13 1 $0
14 1 $0
15 1 $0
16 1 $0
17 1 $0
18 1 $0
19 1 $0
20 1 $0
We hereby agree to make change(s) specified above at this price ($71,939) PREVIOUS CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,666,135
**REVISED CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,594,196
Authorized Signature (Customer): Date:

ACCEPTED - The above price and specifications of the Change Order are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. All work to be performed under same terms and conditions as specified in original contract unless otherwise stipulated.

Dealer/Customer
** Revised contract amount EXCLUDES any applicable federal/state/local taxes. At the time of contract/PO execution, the tax rate was 8.75%. Tax rate is subject to change based on government regulations and will be calculated upon time of final invoicing/delivery using the tax rate at that time.

Using the estimated tax rate of 8.75%, the estimated tax including this change order is now $138,548.90 for an estimated final invoice of $1,732,744.90.

May 12, 2025 7776
CHANGE ORDER #8
Bishop, CA
Body Job #:

Printed On 5/12/2025
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 5/27/2025
2088

CHANGE REQUEST
DATE:

Initiated By: BODY CHANGES
Action Qty. QW No. DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE PRICE
Dealer/Customer
May 12, 2025 7776
CHANGE ORDER #8
Bishop, CA
Body Job #:

Printed On 5/12/2025
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 2098












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Agenda Item: 8.D
Date of Meeting: August 10, 2026
Department: Finance
To: City Council
From: Ethan Aukee
Subject: Budget Adjustment for East Line Street Bridge Project Prepared On: August 4, 2026

STAFF REPORT
Background/History:

The East Line Street Bridge Project is accounted for in a dedicated capital project fund. An expenditure appropriation was not included in the adopted FY 2026-27 budget due to staff absence and sufficient information regarding anticipated project progress and expenditures was not available during budget preparation.

Updated project information is now available, and a budget adjustment is necessary to establish expenditure authority for continued project activity.

Analysis/Discussion:

The proposed budget adjustment will appropriate available cash within the East Line Street Bridge Fund to support continued project progress. The adjustment does not increase the project's available resources or authorize spending beyond the cash held in the fund; it establishes the budget authority necessary to use those existing restricted resources for eligible project expenditures.

Impacts to Council Goals and Strategic Planning Priorities:

The budget adjustment supports the City's infrastructure priorities by providing the expenditure authority necessary to continue progress on the East Line Street Bridge Project.

Budget Impacts:

The budget adjustment will appropriate available cash in the East Line Street Bridge Fund for eligible project expenditures. The adjustment does not require the use of General Fund resources and will not exceed the cash available in the fund.

Budget Adjustment
Increase expense account 054-000-55026 (Contract Services) in the amount of 74,683.08.

Legal Review:

The City Attorney has reviewed this item and finds that the recommended action complies with the law.
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Recommended Action:

Approve a budget adjustment appropriating $74,683.08 in the East Line Street Bridge Fund for continued project expenditures.

Approved By: Ethan Aukee 8/4/2026
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Agenda Item: 8.E
Date of Meeting: August 10, 2026
Department: Finance
To: City Council
From: Ethan Aukee
Subject: Ratification of Spending Authority for the Bishop Park Courts Resurfacing Project
Prepared On: August 5, 2026
Attachments: April 27, 2026 Staff Report
Change Order 1

STAFF REPORT
Background/History:

On April 27, 2026, the City Council awarded the Bishop Park Courts Resurfacing Project to CH Court Tech Inc. in the amount of $98,430. The staff report also contemplated a 10% construction contingency; however, the recommended action incorrectly described the $98,430 amount as inclusive of the contingency.

The intended authorization was the contract award of $98,430 plus a 10% contingency of $9,843, resulting in total project spending authority not to exceed $108,273.

The April 27, 2026, staff report is attached and staff will adjust verbiage on future staff reports to ensure proper statement of not to exceed amounts.

Analysis/Discussion:

Project expenditures exceeded the original contract award of $98,430 but remained within the intended 10% contingency and total project amount of $108,273. The final project cost totaled $99,815, the additional $1,385 expense was associated with the labor and materials detailed in the attached change order.

Staff is requesting that the City Council ratify and clarify the previously approved spending authority to reflect the original intent of the April 27, 2026, action. This action does not modify the contract award or authorize expenditures exceeding $108,273.

Impacts to Council Goals and Strategic Planning Priorities:

The Bishop Park Courts Resurfacing Project was identified as a priority within the City’s strategic planning goals and supports the continued maintenance and improvement of City recreational facilities.
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Budget Impacts:

No additional budget appropriation is required. Sufficient appropriation was available for the project in the prior fiscal year. This action only ratifies and clarifies total project spending authority not to exceed $108,273.

Legal Review:

The City Attorney has reviewed this item and finds that the recommended action complies with the law.

Recommended Action:

Ratify and clarify the City Council’s April 27, 2026 authorization for the Bishop Park Courts Resurfacing Project to include the contract award of $98,430 plus a 10% contingency of $9,843, for total project spending authority not to exceed $108,273.

Approved By: Ethan Aukee 8/5/2026
Approved By: Pam Foster 8/5/2026
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Agenda Item: 9.A
Date of Meeting: August 10, 2026
Department: Community Services
To: City Council
From: Dan McElroy
Subject: Reject and Readvertise Bids for the Field 6 Rehabilitation Project.

Prepared On: August 5, 2026

STAFF REPORT
Background/History:

The Field 6 Rehabilitation Project was given approval to advertise by the City Council on June 22, 2026. The project was advertised on July 2, 2026, with a bid opening on July 22, 2026, at 2pm. The Community Services Department conducted a mandatory Job-walk on July 15, 2026, at 2pm. Three bids were received and recorded on July 22, 2026, at 2pm.

Analysis/Discussion:

After reviewing the submitted bids, staff recommends rejecting all bids. Staff would seek authorization to re-advertise for the Field 6 Rehabilitation Project.

Impacts to Council Goals and Strategic Planning Priorities:

Field 6 Rehabilitation Project has been identified as a priority project for the Strategic Plan Objective 1:2 Support community spaces: create and maintain partnerships.

Budget Impacts:

No construction contract will be awarded at this time. Rejecting all bids will not result in additional project expenditures other than the administrative costs associated with revising and re-advertising the project. Project funding will remain available for future construction upon successful completion of a subsequent bidding process.

Legal Review:

Attorney Pucci has reviewed this item and finds that the recommended action complies with the law.

Recommended Action:

City Council to reject all bids received for the Field 6 Rehabilitation Project and authorize staff to re-advertise the project with revised bid documents.

Approved By: Pam Foster 8/5/2026
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Agenda Item: 9.B
Date of Meeting: August 10, 2026
Department: Planning
To: City Council
From: Ana Budnyk
Subject: Signage Repair and Removal Grant Program
Prepared On: August 4, 2026
Attachments: DRAFT_ INFORMATION_APPLICATION PACKET

STAFF REPORT
Background/History:

The City created its Sign Ordinance in 2022 to improve the appearance, safety, and functionality of commercial areas.

Many existing commercial properties contain aging signs, obsolete sign structures, or legally established nonconforming signs that predate the current Sign Ordinance. While many of these signs may legally remain, property owners often face financial barriers to maintaining or voluntarily removing them.

The proposed grant program is intended to encourage voluntary improvements by offsetting a portion of eligible project costs.

Analysis/Discussion:

The proposed Signage Repair & Removal Grant Program is intended to assist commercial property owners and businesses with maintaining existing signage, removing obsolete and nonconforming signs, and improving the appearance of commercial corridors throughout the City. The program supports implementation of the City's Sign Ordinance while encouraging private investment and improving the visual quality of Bishop's commercial areas.

The program provides reimbursement grants for eligible sign maintenance, repair, removal, restoration, and associated improvements. Grant awards are available on a reimbursement basis following project completion and submission of the required documentation.

Impacts to Council Goals and Strategic Planning Priorities:

Strategic Planning, Objective 1.1: Create a vibrant, authentic, and pedestrian-friendly city that is a destination for residents and visitors.

Budget Impacts:
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$15,000 was appropriated for this program within the Fiscal Year 2026-27 Budget. No additional appropriation is requested.

Legal Review:

Attorney Dean J. Pucci has reviewed and approved the item.

Recommended Action:

Staff recommends that the City Council:

Approve the Fiscal Year 2026-27 Signage Repair & Removal Grant Program Application.

Authorize the Planning Department to administer the program.

Approved By:

Approved By:

Approved By:

Approved By:
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CITY OF BISHOP
Signage Repair & Removal Grant
Fiscal Year
2026-27

INFORMATION & APPLICATION PACKET
Supporting local businesses and property owners in enhancing the appearance and character of commercial areas.

APPLICATION DEADLINE
Friday, September 11, 2026 | 4:00 p.m.

Applications received by September 11, 2026, will be considered during the initial review. If funding remains available after the initial awards, applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until all grant funds have been awarded.

SUBMIT APPLICATION

MAIL OR IN PERSON
Bishop City Hall
377 W. Line Street, Bishop CA, 93514
EMAIL
[email protected]
Questions or Assistance
Ana Budnyk, Principal Planner | 760-873-5863
[email protected]
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CITY OF BISHOP
Signage Repair & Removal Grant
FY 2026-27 PROGRAM OVERVIEW & FACT SHEET

PROGRAM OVERVIEW
The City of Bishop provides financial assistance for the maintenance and repair of existing signs, the voluntary removal of nonconforming or obsolete signs, and, where appropriate, replacement with code-compliant signage. These improvements support implementation of the City of Bishop Sign Ordinance while enhancing the appearance of commercial properties and the overall character of the community.

PROGRAM GOALS
• Improve the appearance and condition of commercial signage throughout Bishop. • Encourage ongoing maintenance of existing signs.
• Remove obsolete and nonconforming signs.
• Support business investment and economic development. • Enhance the pedestrian environment and downtown streetscape. • Assist property owners with implementation of the City's Sign Ordinance.

ELIGIBLE PROJECTS AND EXPENSES
Sign Maintenance and Repair
• Painting or refinishing existing signs.
• Repairing sign cabinets, frames, and supports.
• Replacing damaged sign faces or panels.
• Repairing or upgrading electrical components and sign lighting. • Cleaning and restoring historic or existing signs.

Sign Removal
• Removal of abandoned signs.
• Removal of signs extending above the building parapet. • Removal of freestanding pylon signs.
• Removal of other legally established nonconforming signs under the Sign Ordinance.* Sign-Related Improvements
• Surface restoration following sign removal.
• Painting and finish restoration associated with signage work. • Removal or capping of obsolete electrical wiring.
• Installation of replacement code-compliant signage, where applicable.

Permits
• Any required non-City permit fees (City permit fees are waived under this program). *Pursuant to Bishop Municipal Code Section 17.85.080(A), signs lawfully erected prior to adoption of the current Sign Ordinance that no longer comply with Chapter 17.85 are considered legal nonconforming signs. While such signs may remain, they may not be enlarged, relocated, altered, or otherwise modified without being brought into compliance with the current Sign Ordinance. Changes in copy are permitted provided there is no change to the business name. 156
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ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS
Property owners, commercial business owners, and organizations located within the City of Bishop.

GRANT AMOUNT
The City may reimburse up to 50% of eligible project costs, including sign maintenance, repair, removal, and associated restoration work.

Reimbursement shall not exceed $3,000 per property for projects involving pylon sign removal and $500 for maintenance projects and all other eligible signs.

SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
 Completed grant application.
 Project description.
 Photographs of the existing sign(s).
 Cost estimate, including maintenance,
repair, demolition, restoration, design,
permits, installation, and any related
work.
 Written authorization from the property
owner (if the applicant is a tenant).
 Identification of any additional funding
sources, if applicable.

APPLICATION REVIEW
Applications will be evaluated using
standardized criteria. The Ad Hoc Committee
will use a common scoring sheet to support
consistent comparison. Applications will be
evaluated based upon:
• Completeness of the application.
• Eligibility of the proposed project.
• Expected improvement to the
appearance, condition, or safety of the
property's signage.
• Consistency with the City's Downtown
Design Standards and Sign Ordinance.
• Availability of grant funds.

Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis
until available funding has been exhausted;
the first review will be conducted in September
2026.

PERMITS AND APPROVALS
Applicants must obtain all required permits and approvals from the City’s Planning and Building Departments, as applicable, prior to commencing work. City planning and building permit fees will be waived under this program. Applicants remain responsible for permit fees required by other agencies and for all other project-related expenses. 157
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REIMBURSEMENT PROCESS
Grant funds will be distributed following completion of the approved maintenance, repair, removal, or replacement work.

Applicants shall submit:
• Final paid invoices and receipts.
• Copies of all required permits and final inspections. • Photographs of the completed project.
• Reimbursement requests shall be submitted within 45 days following project completion.

INELIGIBLE EXPENSES
• Work not associated with signage
• Projects already under construction.
• Projects with permits issued before grant approval.
• Temporary signage.
• Projects located outside the City of Bishop.
• Costs incurred before grant approval.

REFERENCES
City Of Bishop Municipal Code - Chapter 17.85. - Signage Downtown Design Guidelines - Signage Guidelines
Apply for Building Permit (includes demolition permit), City of Bishop Encroachment permit, Caltrans Encroachment permit

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CITY OF BISHOP
Signage Repair & Removal Grant
FY 2026-27 APPLICATION TIMELINE
1 PACKETS AVAILABLE
Wednesday, August 12, 2026
Beginning at 8:00 a.m.

Grant application and information packets will be available online and at Bishop City Hall.
2 APPLICATION DEADLINE
Friday, September 11, 2026
4:00 p.m.

Applications received by September 11, 2026, will be considered during the initial review. If funding remains available after the initial awards, applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until all grant funds have been awarded. 3 AWARD NOTIFICATION
October 2026
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CITY OF BISHOP
Signage Repair & Removal Grant
FY 2026-27 GRANT APPLICATION FORM

APPLICANT INFORMATION
Contact Person
Current Business Name and Use
Business Address
Business
License Number
Title ☐ Property Owner
☐ Business Owner
☐ Property Manager ☐ Other ___________
Phone Email
If the applicant is not a property owner, please attach written authorization from the property owner to conduct the project.

PROJECT INFORMATION
Project Title
Project Category (check all that apply)
☐ Sign Maintenance and Repair ☐ Sign Removal ☐ Replacement with Code-Compliant Signage ☐ Sign Illumination / Electrical Improvements ☐ Surface Restoration Associated with Signage Work ☐ Other (please describe): ______________________________________________________________________________ Project Start Date Project End Date
Total Project Cost City Grant Requested
Project Location
Project Description
Name of Contractor
Performing Work
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PROJECT BUDGET
Item Estimated Cost
Demolition $
Permit Fees
(other than City)
$
Materials $
Installation Labor $
Sign-Related Improvements (ex. façade repair) $
Other $
Total Project Cost $
Requested Grant Amount $

REQUIRED ATTACHMENTS CHECKLIST
☐ Current photographs of the existing sign(s)
☐ Site plan or sketch showing sign location
☐ Cost estimate(s)
☐ Concept drawing or rendering of proposed sign (if applicable) ☐ Concept drawing or rendering of proposed sign (if applicable) ☐ Property owner authorization (if applicant is not the property owner) 161
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CERTIFICATION
I certify that the information contained in this application is true and complete to the best of my knowledge. I understand that submission of this application does not guarantee funding. I further acknowledge that work shall not commence until all required permits have been obtained and grant approval has been issued by the City of Bishop.

I understand that this program provides reimbursement only after project completion and submission of all required documentation, including paid invoices, receipts, permit approvals, and final inspection documentation.

Authorized
Signature
Date
Printed Name Title

CITY USE ONLY
Date Received: ___________ Is Application Complete: _______ Application No.: _________ 162

CITY OF BISHOP

JOB DESCRIPTION
1 Title: Assistant City Administrator/Finance Director Department: Administration/Finance Type: Full-Time Exempt Revised: 08/2026

DEFINITION
The Assistant City Administrator / Finance Director serves as a member of the City's executive leadership team and is expected to exercise independent judgment, provide strategic leadership, and advance organizational priorities while fostering collaboration across all City departments.

Under the general direction of the City Administrator, plans, organizes, directs, and manages the activities and operations of the Finance Department, including budgeting, accounting, treasury management, financial reporting, payroll, purchasing, utility billing, investments, debt administration, audit coordination, and related financial functions.

In addition to serving as the City's Finance Director, the incumbent serves as Assistant City Administrator, providing executive-level leadership and support in implementing City Council goals and organizational priorities. The Assistant City Administrator assists the City Administrator in advancing strategic initiatives, coordinating cross-departmental projects, conducting organizational analysis, developing administrative policies, and representing the City in meetings and regional partnerships as assigned.

The Assistant City Administrator serves as Acting City Administrator during designated absences and performs executive assignments requiring sound judgment, discretion, political awareness, and independent decision-making.

This is an executive management classification requiring extensive professional knowledge of municipal finance and public administration. The position exercises considerable independent judgment while working collaboratively with department directors, elected officials, employees, community organizations, and governmental agencies.

SUPERVISION RECEIVED AND EXERCISED
• Receives direction from the City Administrator.

EXAMPLE OF DUTIES
Duties may include, but are not limited to, the following:

Finance Director Responsibilities
• Plans, organizes, directs, and evaluates all functions and operations of the Finance Department.
• Oversees preparation and administration of the City's annual operating and capital budgets. • Develops long-range financial plans and revenue projections. 163
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• Oversees accounting, payroll, accounts payable, accounts receivable, utility billing, business licensing, purchasing, treasury management, investments, and debt administration. • Monitors financial performance and provides regular reports and recommendations to the City Administrator and City Council.
• Develops and maintains strong internal controls and financial policies. • Oversees grant financial management and compliance with state and federal funding requirements.
• Advises the City Administrator and department directors on financial impacts of proposed programs, policies, and capital projects.
• Ensures compliance with applicable laws, regulations, accounting standards, and City policies.

Assistant City Administrator Responsibilities
• Provides executive leadership for assigned citywide initiatives, organizational priorities, and special projects that advance the City's strategic objectives. • Leads cross-departmental projects and organizational initiatives, fostering collaboration among departments to achieve City Council goals and organizational priorities. • Monitors implementation of City Council priorities, strategic plans, and major organizational initiatives, identifying obstacles and recommending solutions to ensure successful outcomes. • Develops and implements administrative policies, operational improvements, performance measures, and long-range organizational planning initiatives. • Evaluates organizational performance, service delivery, and operational effectiveness, providing executive-level analysis and recommendations to improve efficiency and achieve City objectives.
• Collaborates with department directors to strengthen communication, coordination, and organizational effectiveness while respecting established reporting relationships and departmental authority.
• Oversees assigned citywide programs, including major grants, capital improvement initiatives, technology projects, and other strategic organizational efforts. • Participates in labor negotiations, succession planning, organizational development, and other confidential executive management activities.
• Represents the City before governmental agencies, regional organizations, community groups, and professional organizations, and develops collaborative partnerships that advance City interests.
• Provides functional oversight and executive coordination of assigned cross-departmental initiatives and project teams. This position does not exercise direct supervisory authority over other department heads unless specifically authorized by the City Administrator or City Council.
• Serves as Acting City Administrator during designated absences, exercising the authority necessary to ensure continuity of City operations and executive leadership. • Performs other executive management duties consistent with the responsibilities of the classification.
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QUALIFICATIONS
Possess significant knowledge of:
• Modern municipal administrative methods and procedures, organizations and functions. • Principles of public and business administration including public finance and personnel administration.
• Current social, political and economic trends and operating challenges of municipal government.
• Applicable federal and state laws, rules and regulations regarding local government operations.
• Principles of effective public relations and inter-relationships with community groups and agencies, private businesses and firms, and other levels of government. • Techniques and practices of public speaking and making presentations before groups. • Principles of record keeping and reporting.

Ability to:
• Analyze, interpret, summarize, and present administrative and technical information and data in an effective manner.
• Solve problems through analyzing and defining problems, identify alternative solutions, project consequences of proposed actions, and implement recommendations in support of goals. • Communicate clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing. • Appraise situations and people accurately and quickly and adopt an effective course of action. • Establish and maintain effective working relationships with those contacted in the course of work, including internally at all levels of the City and externally. • Interpret and apply Federal, State, and local policies, procedures, laws, and regulations including the Brown Act and Public Records Act.
• Exercise judgment and sensitivity in confidential matters. • Understand and interpret complex issues with the ability to explain to others in a concise and straightforward manner.
• Determine when to seek assistance, refer, inform, or escalate a problem; be innovative and willing to take initiative.
• Analyze and interpret research, evaluate alternatives, and reach logical, fact-based conclusions and recommendations.
• Present proposals and recommendations clearly, logically, and persuasively in public meetings.
• Prepare clear, concise, and comprehensive correspondence, reports, and other written materials.
• Exercise good judgment in dealing with highly sensitive political, public policy, community, and employee issues and situations.
• Evaluate, develop, and recommend improvements in operations, procedures, policies, or methods.
• Maintain accurate, organized, and complete records and files of work performed. 165
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• Work independently and be a self-starter with the ability to see projects through to completion with little direct supervision.

EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING GUIDELINES
Any combination of experience and training that would likely provide the required knowledge and abilities is qualifying. A typical way to obtain the knowledge and abilities would be:

Education:
• Equivalent to a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university with major course work in public administration, business administration or a closely related field is desirable.

Experience:
• 4 years of progressively responsible experience in an administrative, managerial, or staff capacity in a municipal organization involving the responsibility of the planning, organization, implementation and supervision of varied work programs specific to the departments of Administration, Finance, Personnel, Planning, and Community Services (facilities, parks, and recreation) is highly desirable.

Licenses or Certifications:
• A valid California driver’s license is also required.

TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT USED
Personal computer; Microsoft Office applications; financial management software; payroll software; electronic document management systems; copier/scanner; calculator; telephone; and other standard office equipment.

PHYSICAL, MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL REQUIREMENTS
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. • The employee must be physically able to sit for long periods of time at a desk writing, talking on the phone, checking emails or inputting data on a computer in a climate-controlled office under artificial lighting, and attending both on and off-site meetings. • The employee must have the ability to develop and maintain cooperative working relationships; remain composed and respond appropriately to difficult situations; recognize emotionally charged issues or problems, cope effectively with various responses and apply sound judgment in problem solving.
• While performing the duties of this job, the employee is occasionally required to stand; walk; use hands to finger, handle, feel or operate objects, tools, or controls; and reach with hands and arms. The employee is occasionally required to sit; climb or balance; stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl; push and pull; talk or hear; and smell. • The employee must occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds. 166
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WORK ENVIRONMENT
The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

While performing the duties of this job, the employee works in a typical office setting with fairly constant temperatures. The employee occasionally works in outside weather conditions. The employee occasionally works on or near moving mechanical parts and in high and/or precarious places and is occasionally exposed to wet and/or humid conditions, fumes or airborne particles, toxic or caustic chemicals, risk of electrical shock and vibration. The noise level in the work environment is usually quiet to moderate.

A minimal amount of travel within the local area is required. There is occasional travel to other areas inside the State to attend various conferences or training.

GENERAL
The duties listed above are intended only as illustrations of the various types of work that may be performed. The omission of specific statements of duties does not exclude them from the position if the work is similar, related or a logical assignment to the position.

This job description does not constitute an employment agreement between the employer and employee and is subject to change by the employer as the needs of the employer and requirements of the job change.

Approved by Council:
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MONTHLY SALARY SCHEDULE
July 1, 2026 - June 30, 2027

ADMINISTRATION
Position Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Fixed
City Administrator $16,233
Assistant to the City Administrator Assistant City
Administrator/Finance Director $13,381
City Clerk $7,555 $8,309 $9,140
Personnel/Payroll & Benefits Specialist $8,624
Executive Secretary/Assistant City Clerk (Not Filled) $5,894 $6,486 $7,135 $7,848 Administrative Support Assistant $5,137 $5,653 $6,216 $6,840

FINANCE DEPARTMENT
Position Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Fixed
Finance Director (Not Filled) $9,140 $10,054 $11,059
Accounting Secretary/Budget Manager (Not Filled) $5,895 $6,486 $7,135 $7,848 Administrative / Accounting Assistant (Not Filled) $4,669 $5,140 $5,651 $6,218

COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT
Position Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Fixed
Community Services Director (Not Filled) $12,282
Community Services Manager $8,290
Community Services Administrative Assistant (Not Filled) $4,669 $5,140 $5,651 $6,218 Parks Supervisor $5,074 $5,551 $6,141 $7,228
Recreation Supervisor (Not Filled) $4,832 $5,318 $5,848 $6,884 Parks Facilities Lead Worker $4,611 $5,071 $5,579 $6,137

FIRE DEPARTMENT
Position Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Fixed
Fire Chief $12,282
Deputy Fire Chief $8,248
Fire Captain $5,507 $6,059 $6,665 $7,335
Engineer $4,669 $5,140 $5,651 $6,218
Administrative Assistant (Not Filled) $4,669 $5,140 $5,651 $6,218

POLICE DEPARTMENT
Position Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Fixed
Chief $14,288
Captain (Not Filled) $11,747
Sergeant $8,014 $8,815 $9,696
Corporal $7,143 $7,857 $8,642
Police Officer $6,554 $7,282 $8,093
Police Officer in Training (Not Filled) $4,951 $5,445 $5,991 Community Services Officer $4,669 $5,140 $5,651
Police Records Clerk $4,669 $5,140 $5,651 $6,218
Police Services Technician $4,725 $5,197 $5,717 $6,289
Senior Communications Operator $5,445 $5,990 $6,589 $7,247 Communications Operator $4,677 $5,195 $5,773 $6,414
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MONTHLY SALARY SCHEDULE
July 1, 2026 - June 30, 2027

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Position Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Fixed
Public Works Director $13,381
Public Works Superintendent $10,489
Public Works Supervisor $6,697 $7,368 $8,102 $8,913
Building Inspector / Code Enforcement Officer (Not Filled) $5,928 $6,521 $7,173 $7,890 Engineering Technician III (Not Filled) $5,928 $6,521 $7,173 $7,890 Engineering Technician II (Not Filled) $5,264 $5,791 $6,370 $7,007 Engineering Technician I (Not Filled) $4,725 $5,197 $5,717 $6,289 Lead Maintenance Worker (Not Filled) $5,507 $6,059 $6,665 $7,335 Maintenance Worker $5,074 $5,551 $6,141 $6,754
Public Works Secretary (Not Filled) $4,669 $5,140 $5,651 $6,218

PLANNING DEPARTMENT
Position Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Fixed
Principal Planner $8,936
Assistant Planner (Not Filled) $5,507 $6,059 $6,665 $7,335 Approved by Council on:

Effective Date: August 17, 2026
Cost of Living Adjustments for Miscellaneous, Mid-Management, Management, and Bishop Police Officers Association contracts for Fiscal Years as follows: 2026/2027 -

3.1%
For all Step Classifications -Step Increases occur annually with one year in between each step based on successful employee evaluations. 169
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209 Line Street
PO Box 1236
Bishop, Ca 93515-1236
(760) 873-5485
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[email protected]
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Quote No: 10163-0028
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10-06-1800 > Cylinder/Cradle Sign Brackets 1 RKA
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10-06-2020 Base Markings, Indicate Extension Position, Red 1 RKA 10-07-1200 === NO, Roof Ladder, Bolt On Mounting Brackets - Pick to Select ===
1 RKA
10-07-6120 > Rescue Basket Mounting Brackets, Outside Base 1 RKA 10-07-6154 Officer Side 1 RKA
10-07-6171 No Rescue Basket - Pick to Select 1 RKA
10-08-1100 === NO, Ladder Brthg Air System - Pick to Select === 1 RKA == 109' Fly Components -All- - 0.000 == RKA
45-01-1100 Folding Steps, (1)Set, Ladder, Upper End Fly 1 RKA 45-01-3100 Rope Rescue Eyelets 1 RKA
45-02-1010 Roof Ladder, Bolt On, Mnt Bracket, Inside Fly Section 1 RKA 45-02-1051 Officer Side 1 RKA
45-02-3006 Roof Ladder, Duo Safety, 775-A, 14', Alum, Special Width 14" 1 RKA 45-03-1010 Axe and Pike Pole Welded Plates, Tip of Fly Section 1 RKA 45-03-1100 === NO Axe Bolt On Mounting Brackets - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 45-03-2000 === NO Halligan Pick to Select === 1 RKA
45-03-3100 === NO Pike Pole Bolt On Mounting Brackets - Pick to Select === 1 RKA == 109' Aerial Rotation System-SmartAerial- - 0.000 == RKA 01-00-2020 Handrails on Turntable, Steel, Line-X Black 1 RKA 01-00-2056 Handrail Orientation, Bent with Lit Crossmember 1 RKA 01-00-2061 Lit Crossmember Color; White 1 RKA

AERIAL ROTATION SYSTEM RKA
50-00-1300 Ladder Rotation System 44" Bearing, 60 Bolts 1 RKA 50-00-2010 Panel Language: English 1 RKA
50-01-1327 Smart Aerial Control LCS, Ladder, Turntable, Command Pedestal 1 RKA 50-01-1800 Pedestal Location, Driver Side 1 RKA
50-01-1900 Aerial Gauges & Visual Display, Feet/Gallons 1 RKA 50-02-1010 Command Pedestal Lid 1 RKA
50-03-1100 === NO Additional Aerial or Monitor Controls - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 50-04-1100 === NO, Ladder Tip Control - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 50-06-1100 Turntable, Two Sided 1 RKA
50-08-1205 Safety Bars, FRC, (2) Swing Up at Turntable Openings 1 RKA 50-08-1410 Mansaver Bar Color; Yellow 1 RKA
50-08-1500 === No Harness Storage Box - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 50-08-1600 =========NO FLAG POLE MOUNT-Pick To
Select============
1 RKA
50-11-1220 Turntable, Control Stand & Lid, Line-X Black 1 RKA Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1715
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
50-11-1400 === NO Turntable Control Lid/Door Ajar - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 50-12-0000 ================= No Bull Gear Beatuy Ring - Pick To Select ==========
1 RKA
50-17-1200 Air Horn Button, Smart Screens 1 RKA
50-20-1100 === NO Aerial Lubrication Automatic System - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 90-01-2200 Hydraulic System, Filter, High Pressure 1 RKA 90-01-3210 Hydraulic System, Return Filter, Low Pressure 1 RKA 90-01-3300 === NO, Hydraulic System, Filter, Return Line, Ship Loose - Pick to Select ===
1 RKA
90-01-3500 === NO, Hydraulic System, Filter, HP, Ship Loose - Pick to Select ===
1 RKA
== 109' Torque Box Components -All- - 0.000 == RKA

TORQUE BOX COMPONENTS RKA
60-00-1120 Torque Box 1 RKA
60-03-1030 Tow Eye Mounts 1 RKA
== 109' Outrigger & Stabilizer-SmartAerial- - 0.000 == RKA OUTRIGGERS and STABILIZERS RKA
65-01-1201 Outriggers, Smart Aerial Components, LCS 1 RKA 65-02-1040 Outriggers, (2) Front Out and Down, (2) Rear Out and Down 1 RKA 65-02-2175 > Front Outriggers Directly Behind Cab 1 RKA 65-03-1300 Short Jacking, Smart Aerial 1 RKA
65-07-1100 > Outrigger Plates, Auxiliary, 1/2" Alum 1 RKA 65-09-1200 Outrigger Stowed Indicator, Light in Cab 1 RKA == 109'Aerial Wateray&Capabilities-Smart- - 0.000 == RKA 65-04-1430 Outrigger Control Valves, Electric, Proportional (4) Out-Down 1 RKA 65-06-1300 Outriggers, Automatic Self-Leveling, (4)Extending Outriggers 1 RKA 65-06-1420 All Jacks Up Switch 1 RKA

AERIAL PERFORMANCE CAPABILITIES RKA
70-00-1070 Performance Capabilities, LCS, Ladder, 1000 GPM, -10/+75 1 RKA 70-00-1421 Waterway 360 Degree 4" Swivel, 2-Port, 18 Wire 1 RKA 70-01-1130 Waterway, Alum, Lddr, 5"OD Base, 4.5"L-M, 4"U-M, 3.5"Fly 1 RKA 70-01-1408 Retractable Waterpan, Manual 1 RKA
70-01-1710 Waterway Color; Aluminum 1 RKA
70-02-1131 Waterway, Akron 4" Butterfly Valve, Electrically Operated 1 RKA 70-03-1210 Waterway, Relief Valve, 2.5", Above Turntable 1 RKA 70-04-1100 > Waterway, Relief Valve & Drain Valve 1 RKA 70-13-1201 Wireless Radio Remote: Aerial, Monitor & Outriggers 1 RKA 70-17-1810 Monitor, Rosenbauer, 3480, Stream Master II 1 RKA 70-17-1910 Nozzle, Rosenbauer, 5177, 1250GPM 1 RKA
70-18-1100 === NO, Stacked Tips - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 70-19-1100 === NO, Stream Shapers - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 70-20-1000 === NO Ladder Pre-Connect Discharge, 2.5, Tip - Pick to Select ===
1 RKA
90-20-1001 === Camera - Pick to Select === 1 RKA
== 109' Electical System -All- - 0.000 == RKA
80-01-1021 Step-Up Converter, A1U2460 1 RKA
80-01-1030 Turntable, Step-Down Converter: B30-24-13R8A 1 RKA 80-01-1050 Aerial Converter Package 1 RKA
80-01-1060 Aerial Fly, Step-Down Converter: B30-24-13R8A 1 RKA 80-01-2120 Intercom, 2-Station, Turntable & Tip, Atkinson: AD26C & AD26D 1 RKA 80-09-1010 Light Housing Color; White 1 RKA
80-10-1250 Tracking Light, Base Section, (1) Whelen: S44MW 1 RKA 80-11-0000 === NO 120V Tracking Lights - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 80-14-1200 Ladder Bed Cradle Lights, (2), LED, Whelen: 3SC0CDCR 1 RKA 81-44-1300 Tip Lights, Tip of Ladder, (2), Whelen: Micro Pioneer MPPWCS 1 RKA 81-45-0000 === NO 120V Tip Lights - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 85-45-1100 === NO, Ladder Receptacle, 120V20A, Tip - Pick to Select === 1 RKA 86-45-1100 === NO, Tip Marker Lights -- Pick to Select === 1 RKA 87-10-3010 Ladder Rung Lights, (2), Red (fly), White (UM), Blue (LM & Base) 1 RKA 88-01-1100 === NO, Overload Warning, LED Light - Pick to Select === 1 RKA Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1725
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
88-01-4200 Cab Lift Interlock, Limit Switch 1 RKA
== 109' Hydraulic System -All- - 0.000 == RKA

AERIAL HYDRAULIC SYSTEM RKA
90-00-1200 Hydraulic System, 40 Gallon Tank 1 RKA
90-00-1510 Hydraulic Oil, Extreme ISO 32 1 RKA
90-01-1400 Hydraulic System, Gated Drain Line 1 RKA
90-01-1450 Hydraulic System, Gtd Suction Line, Btwn Hyd Tnk/Pmp 1 RKA 90-04-1400 Hyd Elevation System, 6" Cylinder, -10/+75 Deg 1 RKA 90-07-1100 Hydraulic System, (1) Emergency 12V, Stow/Outriggers 1 RKA 90-10-1100 === NO, Aerial Speical Tools- Pick to Select === 1 RKA 90-10-2100 === NO, Aerial Lubrication - Pick to Select === 1 RKA Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1735
QUOTATION Burton's Fire
Bishop FD
Pat O'Neil
209 W. Line Street
PO Box 1236
Bishop, Ca. 93515-1236
(760) 873-5485
(760) 872-9321
[email protected]
Exp. Date: 12/08/2023
Quote No: 10160-0019
CAB: RBM4000 Rosenbauer Commander
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
== Rosenbauer Commander - 901.023 09/01/23 == RAS

ROSENBAUER APPARATUS SOLUTIONS - RAS - 18
SEPTEMBER 2024
RAS

00-00-000M S === Pricing as of QW Release Sept 2024 Pricing good until November 30, 2024 ===
1 RAS
03-00-0101 Certification - NFPA 1 RAS
03-00-0136 < > Rear Mount Quint 1 RAS
Rosenbauer N55 1500 GPM
03-00-0140 Standard Crossmembers 1 RAS

03-00-0700 > 60" Cab Length Flat Roof 1 RAS

03-06-0014 SST Steps w/Round Hole and Star Extrusion Lower, Treadplate Middle
1 RAS
03-06-0021 Step Trim Kickplate, Treadplate 1 RAS

03-06-1015 Cab Entry Doors 1 RAS
03-06-1025 Full Length Cab Entry Doors 1 RAS
03-06-1110 Cab Door Hardware Black (4) 1 RAS
03-06-1120 Cab Door Locks Manual 1 RAS
03-06-1135 Interior 1-Piece Door Panel Type Aluminum 1 RAS 03-06-1202 Door Panel Finish Black Polyurethane 1 RAS

03-08-0101 Windshield One Piece - COMMANDER 1 RAS
03-08-0102 Windshield Wiper System Single Motor (2) Wipers - 3D Grille 1 RAS 03-08-0151 Window Light Gray Tint Driver - Power 1 RAS
03-08-0153 Window Light Gray Tint Officer - Power 1 RAS 03-08-0226 Window Light Gray Tint Driver Crew Door Power 1 RAS 03-08-0252 Window Light Gray Tint Officer Crew Door Power 1 RAS 03-08-0320 Window Light Gray Tint Side Middle Driver Fixed 15.5"W x 21.5"H 1 RAS 03-08-0370 Window Light Gray Tint Side Middle Officer Fixed 15.5"W x 21.5"H 1 RAS

03-08-4000 Cab Header / Heating and AC 1 RAS

Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 5/27/2025
1745
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
03-09-0002 Bostrom 1 RAS
03-09-000D Single Retractor Seat Belt - Bostrom 1 RAS
03-09-000D Single Retractor Seat Belt - Bostrom 1 RAS
03-09-000D Single Retractor Seat Belt - Bostrom 2 RAS
03-09-000D Single Retractor Seat Belt - Bostrom 2 RAS
03-09-0105 Seat Color Black/Red Seat Belt 1 RAS

03-09-0121 Seat Back Non-SCBA 1 RAS
03-09-0122 Seat Back SCBA Bostrom SecureAll 1 RAS
03-09-01Y3 > Seat Driver Bostrom 500 Series 8-Way Electric ABTS 1 RAS 03-09-024G Seat Officer Bostrom 500 Series Tanker Fixed ABTS 1 RAS 03-09-02Y3 Seat Mounting Driver Electric 500 Series Bostrom 1 RAS 03-09-02Y5 Seat Mounting Officer Fixed 500 Series Bostrom 1 RAS 03-09-0301 Seat Back Crew SCBA Bostrom SecureAll 2 RAS
03-09-0301 Seat Back Crew SCBA Bostrom SecureAll 2 RAS
03-09-034A Two (2) Outboard Rear Facing Seats - 500 Series 1 RAS 03-09-035D < Seat Crew Rear Facing Outer Bostrom 550 Series Tanker Fixed ABTS
2 RAS
Belt Orientation shall pull from outboard shoulder to inboard hip 03-09-038D > Seat Mounting Rear Facing Outer - 500 Series Bostrom - Half Height Risers
2 RAS
03-09-041J Two (2) Center Forward Facing Seats - 500 Series 1 RAS 03-09-055E < Seat Crew Forward Facing Center Bostrom 500 Series Tanker Flip-Up
2 RAS
Belt Orientation- LH & RH to Door
03-09-057B Seat Mounting Forward Facing Center - 500 2 RAS 03-09-0900 Seat Material Durawear 1 RAS
03-09-0920 Seat Logo Rosenbauer 1 RAS
03-09-3010 Driver Seat Box Storage Compartment 1 RAS
03-09-3020 Officer Seat Box Storage Compartment 1 RAS

03-09-3100 Seat Box (2 person) Forward Facing 1 RAS
03-09-3200 > Seat Box (60/54) Forward Facing Storage Access Cutout (1) Center Forward
1 RAS
03-09-3236 > Seat Box Driver & Officer Storage Access Doors (2) Driver/Officer 1 RAS

03-09-4001 Seat Box Finish - Match Cab Interior Coating 1 RAS

03-09-7022 Cab Insulation Interior Ceiling 60/Flat 1 RAS 03-09-8015 Cab Insulation Engine Tunnel 1 RAS
03-09-8020 Cab Insulation Cab Damping 1 RAS

CAB INTERIOR AND TRIM RAS

04-01-0150 === Flat Cab 60" Interior Trim === 1 RAS
04-01-1001 Interior Trim Color Black, 60" Flat Roof 1 RAS 04-01-1051 Interior Trim Color Black Rear Wall Flat Roof 1 RAS 04-02-1002 Suspended Throttle and Brake Pedals 1 RAS
04-02-1105 Interior Floor Covering Color Black, 60" 1 RAS 04-02-1702 Interior Trim Sun Visor Tinted 1 RAS

04-03-1000 Cab Dash & Engine Tunnel, Composite Dash 1 RAS 04-03-1020 > Cab Dash & Engine Tunnel Coating Black Polyurethane 1 RAS 04-03-1204 Flat Mounting Plate - Engine Tunnel, Composite Dash, Long Tunnel
1 RAS

Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1755
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID

04-04-1100 Havis Console 1 RAS
04-04-1101 Havis Console - Pre Configured 1 RAS
04-04-1116 > Black Blank Plate 1 RAS
04-04-1126 < > Black Plate(s) for Communication Radio 1 RAS BK KMG-M150
04-04-1134 > Black Plates with (2) Power Point & (1) USB/USB-C Power Point 2 RAS 04-04-1151 > Open Accessory Box - 6 Inch 2 RAS
04-04-1161 > Cup Holder, Dual 2 RAS
04-04-1176 > Black Plate for Siren 1 RAS
04-04-1201 S > 1 RAS
04-04-1U00 Havis Console - Upper Portion 1 RAS
04-04-2L00 Havis Console - Lower Portion 1 RAS
04-04-L003 Havis Console - Lower Portion - Option 3 1 RAS 04-04-U010 Havis Console - Upper Portion - Option 10 1 RAS

04-05-0105 Interior Handle Front Door Grab Handles - Black Powder Coat 1 RAS 04-05-0150 Interior Grab Handle Rear Door Chicago Style 34" Black Powder Coat
1 RAS

04-05-0200 Exterior Grab Handles Aluminum with Stanchions 18" 4 RAS 04-05-1900 Exterior Grab Handles 18" Aluminum 1 RAS
04-05-1910 Exterior Grab Handles Bare Aluminum 1 RAS

04-08-0010 Traditional Front with Rectangular Headlamp Bezels 1 RAS 04-08-0022 Wing Light Bezel - Stainless Steel 1 RAS
04-08-0052 < > Department Name Laser Cut Center Grille Bar 1 RAS BISHOP
04-08-0053 > Grille Back Lighting - Red 1 RAS
04-08-0072 Front Grille Inlay - Commander - Painted American Flag 1 RAS 04-08-0101 Front Grille, 3D Stainless Steel, Custom Backlit Name 1 RAS 04-08-0151 Cab Fender SS 1 RAS
04-09-0300 Logo, Commander, Cab Sides 1 RAS
04-10-0351 Mud Flaps Front 1 RAS

05-00-0021 Cab Tilt Limit Switch 1 RAS
05-00-0045 Cab Tilt Lock Down Indicator 1 RAS
05-00-0100 Cab Tilt Control Receptacle Temp 1 RAS

05-00-0221 Cab Tilt System - Heavy Duty w/ Manual Back Up 1 RAS

05-00-5010 West Coast Style Mirrors 1 RAS
05-00-5305 Retrac Aero West Coast, Driver (Door Mnt) Officer (Door Mnt) Lower Convex, Chrom
1 RAS

05-01-1050 Cab Coating Interior Black Polyurethane 1 RAS

05-01-5010 Cab Paint Exterior Single Color 1 RAS
05-01-5021 < > Cab Paint Lower / Primary 1 RAS
Paint Code: L5040EY
Paint Color: Red
05-01-6010 > Cab Paint A/C Condenser on Roof 1 RAS
05-01-6051 Cab Undercoating 1 RAS
05-01-7000 > Paint Spray Out 1 RAS
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1765
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
05-02-0010 > Heating w/ Air Conditioning, Overhead, Multiplex 1 RAS 05-02-0047 Heater Hose - Silicone 1 RAS
05-02-0201 A/C Condenser Location Roof Mounted Mid Driver Side 1 RAS 06-00-0050 Engine Placement 1 RAS
06-00-0052 Cummins X12 & X15 Surcharge 1 RAS
06-00-1730 < > Engine, Cummins X12, Base Spec, 2024 - Commander 1 RAS CHANGE POWER STEERING TO CORRECT OPTION FOR X12
NO GVWR OVER 77,000# W/O ENGINEERING APPROVAL
06-00-1732 500HP Cummins X12 - 2024 1 RAS
06-02-1121 Fan Clutch - X12 1 RAS
06-02-1526 > Auxiliary Engine Brake Compression Brake (JAKE) 1 RAS 06-02-2006 AC Compressor - X12 1 RAS
06-03-1010 Engine High Idle Speed 1250 RPM 1 RAS
06-03-1024 Engine High Idle Control Manual & Automatic LCS 1 RAS 06-03-2020 Fluid Checks & Fills at Grille ISX12 1 RAS
06-03-2030 Fluid Checks & Fills at Grille X10 1 RAS
06-04-2104 Engine Cooling System - X12 - Commander 1 RAS 06-04-3000 Fan Clutch Programming - Standard 1 RAS
06-04-4011 Coolant Valve Shut Off Valve w/Connection - For Additional Heater - X-12
1 RAS
06-05-1010 Engine Pump Heat Exchanger X12 - Commander 1 RAS

06-05-3022 Engine Air Intake Filtration and Restriction X12 - Commander 1 RAS 06-06-3903 Engine Ext Sys One Piece Officer Side DPF/SCR - X12 Commander 2024
1 RAS
06-06-4006 DEF Tank - Commander 1 RAS
06-06-4100 DEF Tank Access Fill Door 1 RAS
06-08-0100 Engine Exhaust Acc Temp Mitigation 1 RAS
06-08-0200 Engine Exhaust Wrap 1 RAS

07-01-0102 Transmission Allison 4000 EVS 1 RAS
07-01-0500 Transmission Fluid - Standard 1 RAS
07-02-0006 Transmission 6th GEN Push Button Key Pad 1 RAS 07-02-0012 Transmission 1 o'clock PTO 1 RAS
07-02-0052 Transmission Mode Programming 5th Startup/5th Mode 1 RAS 07-02-0066 Transmission Feature Programming I/O Package 198/Pumper 1 RAS 07-02-0253 Driveline Spicer 1810 HD 1 RAS

07-03-1030 Power Take-Off Hot Shift, Trans Mtd, w/Indicator Light 1 RAS 07-03-1060 Hydraulic Pump, 84cc, Cassapa 1 RAS
07-03-1070 Extension Shaft 1 RAS

07-04-0108 Fuel Filter/Water Separator Cummins FS1065 1 RAS 07-04-0216 Fuel Lines Aramid Braid 1 RAS
07-04-0225 Fuel Shutoff Valve (2) at Filter 1 RAS
07-04-0230 Fuel Cooler Rearward of Battery Box 1 RAS
07-04-0310 Fuel Tank 50 Gal/189 Liter, Dual Fill 1 RAS

07-05-010D Front Axle Hendrickson SteerTek 24000# 1 RAS 07-05-0120 Front Wheel Bearing Lube Oil 1 RAS
07-05-0276 Front Suspension Hendrickson Parabolic Spring 24,000 1 RAS

07-05-030I 4 Spoke Steering Wheel with ESC Tilt/Telescopic 18" LCS 1 RAS

07-05-0345 Power Steering Gear TRW TAS 85 w/Assist- 20K and up - X12 Steertek Axle
1 RAS

Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1775
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
07-06-0109 > Rear Axle, Tandem, 48000# Meritor RT-46-160 1 RAS 07-06-0204 Rear Suspension Hendrickson FIREMAXX EX Air 40-48,000# Tandem - Disc Brakes
1 RAS
07-06-0300 Rear Shock Absorbers 2 RAS
07-06-0351 > Rear Axle Differential Control w/Interaxle Diff Lock - Tandem Standard
1 RAS
07-06-0420 Chassis Alignment 1 RAS

07-06-0436 > Counter Acting Balancing Beads 2 RAS
07-06-0436 > Counter Acting Balancing Beads 8 RAS

07-07-0002 445 Front Tires 1 RAS
07-07-0192 (2) Steer Tires 445/65R 22.5 Michelin XZY3 "L" 1 RAS 07-07-0403 (8) Rear Tires 11R 22.5 Michelin XDS2 "H" 1 RAS 07-07-0620 Valve Stem Extension - Tandem Axle 1 RAS
07-07-0747 > (2) Front Wheels Alcoa Dura Bright 22.5" X 13" Aluminum 1 RAS 07-07-0850 (8) Rear Wheels Alcoa Dura-Bright 22.5 x 8.25 Aluminum 1 RAS 07-07-0993 Vehicle Top Speed 60 mph 1 RAS
07-08-0106 < > Electronic Stability Control Tandem Axle - One Valve System 1 RAS w/ air manifold
NOT AVAILABLE on Tillers
07-08-0189 Air Tank Brackets - Hot Dipped Galvanized 1 RAS 07-08-0203 Front Brakes Meritor EX225 Disc 17" 1 RAS
07-08-0253 > Rear Brakes Meritor EX225 Disc 17" 2 RAS
07-08-0302 > Park Brake Rear w/Supplemental Front 1 RAS 07-08-0412 Bendix AD-9 Air Dryer 1 RAS
07-08-0555 > Moisture Ejectors with Cable/Auto Wet Tank with Cable 1 RAS 07-08-0570 Air Supply Lines Nylon 1 RAS
07-08-0725 Air Horn Reservoir (1) 1200 Cu In 1 RAS
07-09-001B > Frame Double Channel 35" Frame Width 1 RAS 07-09-0050 Wheelbase Range 240" - 259" 1 RAS
07-09-0071 > Rear Overhang 1 RAS
07-09-0137 > Frame/Front Extension Hot Dip Galvanized - Double Frame 1 RAS

07-13-0306 Tow Hooks Chrome Below Forward Mount 1 RAS

08-00-0096 > Electrical System 12V DC LCS 1 RAS
08-00-023A Battery Box Driver/Officer Side Hot dipped Galvanized Steel w/Covers - 6 Battery
1 RAS
08-00-0240 Battery Cables (6) - LCS 1 RAS
08-00-0251 Battery Jumper Studs Front Driver Lower Step 1 RAS

08-00-0322 Batteries (6) Group 31 1 RAS
08-00-0340 > 6 Battery System 1 RAS

08-00-0402 Alternator Leece-Neville 320 Amp 1 RAS
08-00-0508 Headlights, Quad, Maxxima LED, with Rectangular Bezel 1 RAS 08-00-0512 Daytime Running Lights (DRL) 1 RAS
08-00-0540 < > Headlight Location - Upper Bucket 1 RAS
104 OS, 105 OS, and 104 DS, 105 DS
08-00-0603 Front Turn Signals Whelen M6 LED (2) 1 RAS
08-00-0608 Front Marker Lamps Face Mounted LED (Center 3 Lightings, 2 Corner)
1 RAS
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1785
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
08-00-061C Side Marker Light LED - Chrome (2) 1 RAS
08-00-0630 < > Turn Signal Located Below Headlights 1 RAS 106 OS & DS

08-00-072D Ground Lights LED Whelen 3SC0CDCR 4 RAS

08-00-0735 Cab Step Lights LED (1 Per Door) 4 RAS

08-00-0783 Engine Compartment Work Light LED (2) 1 RAS

08-00-0791 > Interior Overhead LED Lighting - Red/Clear 1 RAS 08-00-0796 Standard Dome Light Activation 1 RAS

08-00-4090 > Door Open/Hazard Warn Light, Flash, Whelen 3SR00FRR LED Round (Do Not Move)
1 RAS

08-01-0008 > Instrumentation Standard Gauge Panel LCS 1 RAS 08-01-0017 Commander LCS Analog Instrument Panel Composite Dash 1 RAS 08-01-0038 > LCS Battery Master Switch, Ignition Switch & Push Button Start 1 RAS 08-01-0040 > Power & Ground Stud 40A Battery Direct / 15A Ignition 1 RAS 08-01-0084 LCS Driver Side Display, Composite Dash Panel 1 RAS 08-01-0085 No Driver Side Panel Switches - LCS 1 RAS

08-01-0140 > Instrumentation Panel Inlay - Job Color 1 RAS 08-01-0197 > Auxiliary Engine Brake Control On/Off & Low/Med/High LCS 1 RAS 08-01-0301 Power Window Activation, Respective Door 1 RAS 08-01-0307 Headlight & Marker Light Activated LCS 1 RAS 08-01-0751 Ground Lights Activation with Park Brake 4 RAS

08-01-0753 Step Lights Activated Respective Side 4 RAS

08-01-0821 Rearview Mirror Remote & Heat Switch Driver Panel 1 RAS 08-01-0923 > Rear Axle Diff Control (DCDL) Activated LCS (Tandem) 1 RAS 08-01-1500 > Backlit Grille Bar Activation - P2P 1 RAS

08-01-2010 Back-Up Alarm Ecco 575 1 RAS

08-02-0090 Rear HVAC Controls at LCS Display 1 RAS
08-02-0125 Heating & Cooling Controls LCS 1 RAS
08-02-0130 Park Brake Control Driver Dash 1 RAS

08-02-0134 Windshield Wiper Activation LCS 1 RAS

08-02-0140 DPF Control Regeneration Switch & Inhibit Switch Covered 1 RAS

Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1795
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID

08-02-0611 Weldon VDR/Seat Belt Warn - LCS 1 RAS

08-02-0770 HAAS Alert System 1 RAS

08-02-0775 HAAS - 5 Year Subscription 1 RAS

08-03-0110 < > Communication Antenna Base Cab Roof - RBM Supplied 1 RAS 309OS
08-03-0231 Antenna Cable Routing Under Dash Panel 1 RAS

08-05-1100 Aerial Interface - Rosenbauer Aerial - Multiplex 1 RAS 08-05-1150 RSD Aerial Mount 1 RAS
08-05-2005 < Aerial Pre Wire - LCS 1 RAS
Includes
* (3) 2 gauge Batteries cables, 2 red & 1 black - ran down driver’s side from forward cross member to extend 5 ft beyond frame - cap both ends
* ¼" fuel line loop from fuel tank aux pick-up to aux return down the driver side to the first cross member behind the cab with an additional 10 ft of hose. Mark hose with a sticker to indicate which side of loop is for pick up and return
* Arrow Stick Harness from Dash to extend 10 ft beyond end of frame rails
* White wires 1-11 and 1 Red wire
* (2) Pieces of ¼" airline to run down the driver side from behind the cab to extend 10 ft beyond the frame rails.
* J1939 Wire from rear of cab to extend 10 ft beyond frame rails
* LCS Wire from rear of cab to extend 10 ft beyond frame rails * Additional Clean Ground Wire from rear of cab to extend 10 ft beyond frame rails for LCS
08-05-2020 Viper Aerial 1 RAS
08-06-0023 > Camera System with LCS 1 RAS
08-06-7045 < FRC InView 360 - 4 Camera System - LCS 1 RAS Mount monitor overhead center
08-09-0100 Warranty - Cab Paint - Five Years 1 RAS
08-09-0104 Warranty - Cab Structural - Ten Years 1 RAS
08-09-0105 Warranty - Allison Transmission - Five Years 1 RAS 08-09-0106 Warranty - Cummins Engine - Five Years 1 RAS 08-09-0107 Warranty - Frame - Lifetime 1 RAS
08-09-0109 Warranty - Front Axle Hendrickson - Five Years 1 RAS 08-09-010A Warranty - Rear Axle Meritor - Five Year 1 RAS 08-09-0110 Warranty - Cab and Chassis - One Year 1 RAS
08-09-0200 > Warranty - Galvanized Frame - 20 Years 1 RAS 08-09-0260 Warranty - LCS - 4 Year 1 RAS
08-09-0301 Cab Test Information Static Load Seat Test 1 RAS 08-09-0302 Cab Test Information Crash Test ECE-29 1 RAS 08-09-0303 Cab Test Information SAE J2420; J2422 1 RAS
08-09-0304 Cab Test Information Roof Crush, Side & Frontal Impact 1 RAS 08-09-0501 Operation & Parts List Manuals (2) Sets, USB Drive 1 RAS Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1806
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
08-09-0503 Engine & Transmission Operation Manuals (1) Set 1 RAS 08-09-0530 As Built Wiring w/Plumbing Diagrams (1) Set 1 RAS 08-09-0540 On Board USB Manual Storage 1 RAS
08-80-0200 DOT KIT 1 RAS

10-04-0430 Front Bumpers, 4000, Max Force 12"H, Max Force Wings 1 RAS 10-04-2720 < > Hosewell Compartment, Center Bumper 1 RAS hose well for 100' of 1 1/2" DJ hose
10-04-3125 Velcro Straps, Front Bumper Compartment, Pair 1 RAS 10-05-4324 Front Bumper, Max Force 12"H, T/P Apron, M/F Wings, 24" Extension
1 RAS

50-41-7100 > Air Horns Two (2) 24" Round Hadley E-Tone 1 RAS 50-41-8140 Air Horn Location Two (2) Recess Mounted, Outboard, 1 Each Side
1 RAS
50-43-1000 Air Horn Controls 1 RAS
50-43-2000 Air Horn Control, Driver, Horn Ring, Air/Electric 1 RAS 50-43-2300 Air Horn Control, Officer, Single Dash Switch 1 RAS

54-15-1280 > Scene Light, Whelen, M6ZC LED, W/Chrome Bezel 1 RAS 54-15-1280 > Scene Light, Whelen, M6ZC LED, W/Chrome Bezel 1 RAS 54-15-5908 Scene Light - Cab Left Side 1 RAS
54-15-5912 Scene Light - Cab Right Side 1 RAS
54-15-6496 3-Way Control Switch, Left Scene Lights, Driver & Officer LCS/Pump Panel
1 RAS

54-15-6596 3-Way Control Switch, Right Scene Lights, Driver & Officer LCS/Pump Panel
1 RAS

56-01-1600 Siren, Electronic, Whelen 295SLSA1 1 RAS
56-02-1600 Speaker, Fed Sig Dynamax, ES100C 100 Watt 1 RAS 56-02-1650 Speaker Grille, SST, "R" 1 RAS
56-03-1800 Speaker Location, To Be Determined by Body Mfg 1 RAS 56-06-0500 > Siren, Fed-Sig, Q2B-NN Mech, Bumper, Partially Rcsd, Left Side Q2B-012NNSD Chro
1 RAS
56-07-1100 Siren Brake, Fed-Sig, Q2B, Driver's Side 1 RAS 56-07-1700 Siren Control, Fed-Sig, Q2B, Supplied w/Chassis 1 RAS

57-02-4600 > Light Bar, Whelen, Freedom IV, F4NMINI, LED, 21.5" (Pair) 1 RAS 57-03-7500 Light, Steady Burn, Red, Install in Light Bar, Cal. DOT 1 RAS 57-09-1000 Switch , Disable, "White Light", Zone A (Forward Facing) 1 RAS 57-10-0600 Warning Light Control, with E-Master Warning Switch 1 RAS 57-20-1200 Warn Light, Driver, Whelen, M6, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1200 Warn Light, Driver, Whelen, M6, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1200 Warn Light, Driver, Whelen, M6, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1201 Warn Light, Officer, Whelen, M6, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1201 Warn Light, Officer, Whelen, M6, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1201 Warn Light, Officer, Whelen, M6, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS

58-01-2140 Flange, Chrome, Warning Light, Whelen, M6, Ea 2 RAS Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1816
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58-01-2140 Flange, Chrome, Warning Light, Whelen, M6, Ea 2 RAS 58-01-2140 Flange, Chrome, Warning Light, Whelen, M6, Ea 2 RAS 58-03-6300 Warning Lights, Whelen, Upper Wing, (2) M6 LED 1 RAS 58-03-7300 Warning Lights, Whelen, Inboard Position, (2) M6 LED 1 RAS 58-08-0008 Lower Zone B and D Light Provided with Body 1 RAS 58-09-2000 Warning Lights, Whelen, Intersection, (2) M6 LED 1 RAS 58-91-1720 Traffic Arrow Light, Whelen, 46.82" TIR6 Super-LED, TAM85 1 RAS 58-91-2108 Control Head, Traffic Arrow, Whelen TACTL5 1 RAS Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1826
QUOTATION Burton's Fire
Bishop FD Bishop FD
Bret Russell Bret Russell
209 W. Line Street 209 W. Line Street
PO Box 1236 PO Box 1236
Bishop, Ca. 93515-1236 Bishop, Ca. 93515-1236
(760) 873-5485 (760) 873-5485
(760) 872-9321 (760) 872-9321
[email protected] [email protected]
Exp. Date: 12/08/2023
Quote No: 10158-0055
AERIAL: C0-00-4100 ROSENBAUER TANDEM AXLE RM AERIAL/PLATFOR BID PREP: C0-01-0110 Aerial Bid Prep Forms
WARRANTY: C0-01-1110 Aerial Warranties
CHASSIS: RBM CHASSI Use Drop Down to Add RBM Chassis
ELEC-DC: C0-50-1001 Aerial - DC Electrical System ROSENBAUER ONLY CHS MODS: C0-02-0006 RBM Chassis Modifications - ROSENBAUER ONLY PLUMBING: C0-20-1000 Midship Aerial Pump & Plumbing
PUMP COMPT: C0-26-3000 Aerial - Side Mount Pump Compt
BODY-ARL: C0-40-3500 HLHD/HRHD TA RM Aerial 100+ (chutes) BODY-CMMN: C0-44-1000 Aerial - Common Body Parts
ELEC-AC: C0-60-1000 Aerial - AC Electrical System
EQUIP-SYST: C0-70-1000 Aerial-Equipment Systems
PAINT: C0-80-1010 Aerial - Tandem Axle - Pnt/Ltr/Str
EQUIP-LSE: C0-90-1000 Aerial - Loose Equipment
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== Aerial Bid Prep Forms - 901.023 09/01/23 == RAS

ROSENBAUER APPARATUS SOLUTIONS - RAS - 12
SEPTEMBER 2024
RAS

00-00-1100 S > Information Request Form (Factory Required) 1 RAS INFORMATION REQUEST FORM Please allow a minimum of 2 weeks of processing time for bids and 3 weeks for proposals. Trucks with numerous special options may require additional processing time. If expedited processing is required, please call ahead to make sure accommodations can be made before submitting files.REQUEST

TYPEPROPOSALXREQUESTED RETURN DATE
10/15/2024BIDBID DATEDRAWING
ONLYCONSORTIUMDEPARTMENT NAMEBishop FDSTREET
ADDRESS209 W. Line StreetPO BOXPO Box
1236CITY/STATE/ZIPBishop, Ca. 93515-1236PHONE(760)
873-5485DEALERSHIPBurton's Fire IncSALES REPBrian
Hukkanen

INFORMATION NEEDED
X
Body Price
Amp Report
-Must include chassis specs
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 5/27/2025
1836
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
ISO Certificate
(Please download from dealer web site)
Drawing
10% Bid Bond (Mail & E-Mail)
Cert of Insurance PDF
Drawing Update / W&B Update
-Must Include Marked Up Drawing
10% Bid Bond PDF E-Mail Only
Company History can be selected or cut/pasted from 01-08-0150 Weight & Balance
5% Bid Bond (Mail & E-Mail)
Reference Lists administered by Dealerships
X
Chassis Price
5% Bid Bond PDF E-Mail Only
Legals
-Please provided specific list of required items
Match Previous Build
-Must Include Job Number/Name
Please note job number here
PENALTY CLAUSE?YESXNOAMOUNTPENALTY CLAUSE
VERBIAGEPlease insert penalty clause language here or submit a scan of penalty clause specification with project submission.MISC NOTES:SEND TO:NAMEBrian HukkanenADDRESS1301 Doker
DrCITY/STATE/ZIPModesto, CA.
[email protected]
Email to [email protected] In subject line indicate RMN or RSD campus
00-00-1300 Fire Department Name 1 RAS
00-00-1500 < > MAXIMUM OVERALL HEIGHT 1 RAS
12 feet
00-00-1510 < > MAXIMUM OVERALL LENGTH 1 RAS
43'-7"
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1846
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00-00-1520 < > MAXIMUM OVERALL WIDTH 1 RAS
101 inches
00-00-1530 < > MAXIMUM WHEELBASE 1 RAS
244 inches.
00-00-1539 Angle of Approach, NFPA Minimum, 8 Degrees 1 RAS 00-00-1549 Angle of Departure, NFPA Minimum, 8 Degrees 1 RAS

00-00-1620 NFPA Aerial/Quint Equipment Allowance 2500# 1 RAS 00-00-1629 1 RAS
00-00-3100 S Rosenbauer Dealer Order Form (Factory Required) 1 RAS

ROSENBAUER DEALER ORDER FORM
Date: 12-13-2024
Dealer:Burton's Fire
Salesman Brian Hukkanen :

Contact:Brian Hukkanen
(Rosenbauer Rewards Info)
All of the following information must be included in your order before the order is sent to the factory.

DEALER RESPONSIBILITY:

XContract Signed Sourcell Purchase OrderChassis
Prepay?XSend In Contract Package Via Email
[email protected]
Chassis Price Protection
If So, Until When ________________________Performance Bond Required:

If Yes, Complete Bid Results RequiredAerial - US or European Changes must be ID'd at time of orderPenalty Clause Applicable Was Penalty Clause Part of Bid ____NO ____YESSmart Cab
Changes must be ID'd at time of orderGrant TruckRosenbauer Pump Changes must be ID'd at time of orderChassis Provided By:Greenstar Changes must be ID'd at time of orderHas Chassis Been Ordered? (If Ordered by Department or Dealer)EZ Foam
Changes must be ID'd at time of orderXSubmit Chassis SpecsEZ Load Changes must be ID'd at time of order
Paint Numbers and Break Lines Included?

Chassis Wheelbase:

Chassis Top Speed:
------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------------------------
CUSTOMER INFORMATION:

Name: Bishop FD
Address: 209 W. Line Street
City: Bishop, Ca. 93515-1236
Phone: (760) 873-5485
Chief: Bret Russell Fax: (760) 872-9321
------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------------------------
BILLING ADDRESS:

Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1856
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
Name: Bishop FD
Address: PO Box 1236
City: Bishop, Ca. 93515-1236
Phone: (760) 873-5485
Contact: Bret Russell Fax: (760) 872-9321
Email: [email protected]
------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------
OFFICE ONLY:

Precon HeldSubmit Production SpecsAnswer Any Clarifications From PCYou will receive confirmation of the order within 7 days, call the factory if you don't receive one.
00-00-3220 Contract Change Notice 1 RAS
00-00-3300 Concierge Service 1 RAS
01-07-0064 Representative Technical Drawings
(5-View)(Left/Right/Rear/Front/Top)
1 RAS
01-07-1100 Change Orders 1 RAS
02-13-5030 Delivery 1 RAS
== Aerial Warranties - 901.023 09/01/23 == RAS
01-16-0150 > Warranty, Apparatus, Body Warranty, 1 Year 1 RAS 01-17-0800 Pump Warranty, Rosenbauer 1 RAS
01-17-1050 Stainless Steel Plumbing Warranty, 10 Years 1 RAS 01-18-0250 UPF Foam Tank Warranty 1 RAS
01-18-0450 UPF Water Tank Warranty 1 RAS
01-19-0250 Aluminum Body Warranty, 5 Years 1 RAS
01-19-2800 Galvanized Subframe Warranty, Lifetime 1 RAS 01-20-0200 Warranty, Paint, PPG, 5 Years 1 RAS
01-33-3100 Body Manuals Complete, 1 Set Printed 1 RAS
01-33-3710 In Process Photos 1 RAS
02-90-0500 > Commander Custom Chassis 1 RAS
== Use Drop Down to Add RBM Chassis - 901.023 09/01/23 == RAS == Aerial - DC Electrical System ROSENBAUER ONLY -
901.023 09/01/23 ==
RAS
08-08-0002 Battery Charger Location - Behind Officer's Seat 1 RAS 08-08-20AY Shoreline, Super Auto Eject, 20A, Yellow 1 RAS 08-08-41CS < > Indicator Location Canopy Window - Commander 1 RAS 216 DS
08-08-KMCT < Battery Charger, KUSSMAUL, Chief Series 6012 w/Remote Display
1 RAS
Mount the charger in the R1 compartment.

50-04-1200 > Electrical Base, LCS 1 RAS

50-20-1132 Shore Power Inlet, Right Side, Pump Panel 1 RAS

51-05-6400 Light, Pump Compt, 12 Volt LED w/Switch 1 RAS 51-05-9000 Switch on Light Head 1 RAS
51-15-4100 Telelight, Fire Research, Evolution FCA530-V20, SM Bottom Raise 2 RAS 51-20-3600 > Mounting Location, Side Mount Pump Enclosure 2 RAS Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1866
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52-01-1100 Back Up Alarm, w/Chassis 1 RAS

52-02-4258 Back Up Camera, FRC InView 360HD, INSTALL CHASSIS

SUPPLIED
1 RAS

53-01-1200 Marker Lts, LED, DOT Requirements 1 RAS
53-02-1200 License Plate Bracket, SST w/ LED Light, Rear 1 RAS 53-03-0065 Whelen Rear DOT LED Lighting Package M6 1 RAS 53-03-2750 Tail/Brake Lights, Whelen, LED, M62BTT (Pair) 1 RAS 53-04-2750 Turn Signals, Whelen, LED w/ Arrow, M62T (Pair) 1 RAS 53-05-1800 Turn Signals, Mid Body, LED Marker Light (Pair) 1 RAS

53-06-3550 Backup Lights, Whelen, LED, M62BU (Pair) 1 RAS 53-07-1210 (4) Light Bezel, Tail Lights, Whelen M6 (Pair), ABS Chrome 1 RAS

54-03-1220 Ground Lights, Pump Panel, LED, Pr Whelen 3SC0CDCR 1 RAS 54-03-1620 Ground Lights, Rear Step, LED, Whelen 3SC0CDCR, Pair 1 RAS 54-04-1999 Light Switch, Ground Lights w/ Park Brake 1 RAS

54-10-1450 Step Light, Rear Tailboard, LED, Ea 2 RAS
54-11-2100 Light Switch, Step/Walkway Lights Wired Park Brake Switch 1 RAS

54-15-1470 Scene\Warn Light, Mounting Plate, Painted 1 RAS 54-15-6470 3-Way Control Switch, Left Scene Lights, Cab Dash/Pump Panel 1 RAS 54-15-6570 3-Way Control Switch, Right Scene Lights, Cab Dash/Pump Panel 1 RAS

55-11-1100 > Door Open/Hazard Warning Light, w/Chassis 1 RAS

57-01-0900 Light Bar, Chassis Supplied 1 RAS

57-20-1000 Warn Light, Driver, Whelen, M2, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1000 Warn Light, Driver, Whelen, M2, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1001 Warn Light, Officer, Whelen, M2, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1001 Warn Light, Officer, Whelen, M2, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1200 Warn Light, Driver, Whelen, M6, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1200 Warn Light, Driver, Whelen, M6, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1200 Warn Light, Driver, Whelen, M6, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1201 Warn Light, Officer, Whelen, M6, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1201 Warn Light, Officer, Whelen, M6, Red LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-1205 Warn Light, Officer, Whelen, M6, Amber LED, Color Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-5000 Warn Light, Driver, Whelen, 6RB Red LED, Clear Lens, Ea 1 RAS 57-20-5001 Warn Light, Officer, Whelen, 6RB Red LED, Clear Lens, Ea 1 RAS

58-00-0700 Lower Cab Warning Provided on Chassis 1 RAS

58-01-2140 Flange, Chrome, Warning Light, Whelen, M6, Ea 2 RAS 58-01-2140 Flange, Chrome, Warning Light, Whelen, M6, Ea 2 RAS Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1876
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58-13-3002 Front Intersection Lights Provided on Chassis 1 RAS

58-26-2400 > Warning Lights, Whelen, Lower Mid Body (2) M2W LED, in Rub Rail
1 RAS
58-26-2500 Warning Lights, Whelen, Lower Mid Body, (2) 6RB Rota-Beam LED
1 RAS

58-36-2400 > Warning Lights, Whelen, Lower Rear Side (2) M2W LED, in Rub Rail
1 RAS
58-61-2000 Warning Lights, Whelen, Upper Side Rear Body (2) M6 LED 1 RAS

58-71-1570 Warning Lights, Whelen, Upper Rear Body (2) M6 LED 1 RAS

58-81-2000 Warning Lights, Whelen, Lower Rear Body (2) M6 LED 1 RAS

58-91-0100 > Traffic Arrow Light, Install Chassis Supplied 1 RAS

58-95-1300 Traffic Arrow Light Mounting, Surface Mount, Rear Body 1 RAS

== RBM Chassis Modifications - ROSENBAUER ONLY -
901.023 09/01/23 ==
RAS

10-02-1100 Label, Data, Fluid Levels 1 RAS
10-02-1200 Label, Data, Height x Length, Weight 1 RAS
10-02-1300 Label, Data, "No Ride" Rear Step 1 RAS
10-02-2100 Label, Indicating Number of Seats 1 RAS
10-02-2500 Label, "Caution: Do Not Wear Helmet While Seated" 1 RAS

10-03-6100 Tow Plates (2), Rear Frame Rail, Above Step 1 RAS

10-06-1210 Wheel Cover, Hub/Lug, Install Chassis Supl'd, Tandem Axle 1 RAS 10-06-1652 > Tire Pressure Indicator, Tandem Axle, Commander, RWTG1235, EXT
1 RAS

10-07-0100 Exhaust, Horizontal Supplied With Chassis 1 RAS

10-08-2100 Mud Flaps, Rear Wheels, Black, w/ Body 1 RAS

10-19-3000 < > Air Auto-Eject, Inlet - Specify Location 1 RAS Right Side Pump Panel
10-19-3001 > Air Inlet, Auto-Eject - Hinged, Recessed Cover 1 RAS 80-43-2400 Painting, Tow Plates, Black 1 RAS
== Midship Aerial Pump & Plumbing - 901.023 09/01/23 == RAS

20-27-0152 < > Rosenbauer Pump Body, Light Alloy 1 RAS
Fire Pump must be completely drained and keep dry between uses.

Warranty implications apply
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1886
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20-27-2600 < > Pump, Rosenbauer, N 1500 GPM, NP, Midship Splitshaft 1 RAS It is recommended that the Fire Pump is drained and kept dry between uses due to potential water quality issues and the long term affect on the entire plumbing system.
20-28-3200 Pump Shift, Rosenbauer , Elect/Pneumatic Operated 1 RAS 20-29-1200 > Primer, Trident Air Primer, Automatic 1 RAS 20-29-1250 Primer Control - Main Pump Rocker Switch 1 RAS 20-30-3100 Pump Installation, Midship Split-Shaft, By Body Builder 1 RAS 20-31-1010 Fire Pump Testing - Aerials 1 RAS
20-31-1250 Pump Test, Aerial, UL 1 RAS
20-31-1500 Pump Test, Label 1 RAS

20-31-3600 Dump-Relief Valve, Suction Side, TFT A18 1 RAS 20-31-4100 Pump Cooler, Bypass-To-Tank, 3/8" 1 RAS

20-31-5100 > Heat Exchanger, Engine, Hook-Up Only 1 RAS

21-00-2000 Screens/Anodes, Pump 1 RAS
21-00-3300 Piping, SST - 1250 GPM & Up 1 RAS
21-00-3504 FOAM Capable Discharge 1 RAS
21-00-3504 FOAM Capable Discharge 1 RAS
21-00-4000 200-ft of 1-3/4-in Hose Capacity 1 RAS
21-00-4024 200-ft of 2-1/2-in Hose Capacity 1 RAS
21-01-0300 > Pump Drain, Master, Manifold, Hand Wheel Type 1 RAS 21-01-2200 Drain/Bleeder, Class 1, Automatic 1 RAS
21-01-2500 Drain/Bleeder, IC Lift-Up, Manual 1/4 Turn 1 RAS 21-01-2502 Drain/Bleeder, IC Lift-Up, Manual 1/4 Turn - Spec Only 1 RAS 21-01-2502 Drain/Bleeder, IC Lift-Up, Manual 1/4 Turn - Spec Only 2 RAS 21-01-2502 Drain/Bleeder, IC Lift-Up, Manual 1/4 Turn - Spec Only 2 RAS 21-01-2502 Drain/Bleeder, IC Lift-Up, Manual 1/4 Turn - Spec Only 1 RAS 21-01-2502 Drain/Bleeder, IC Lift-Up, Manual 1/4 Turn - Spec Only 1 RAS 21-01-2502 Drain/Bleeder, IC Lift-Up, Manual 1/4 Turn - Spec Only 1 RAS 21-01-2502 Drain/Bleeder, IC Lift-Up, Manual 1/4 Turn - Spec Only 1 RAS 21-01-2502 Drain/Bleeder, IC Lift-Up, Manual 1/4 Turn - Spec Only 1 RAS 21-01-5500 Intake Manifold, Stainless Steel 1 RAS
21-01-6500 Discharge Manifold, Stainless Steel 1 RAS
21-01-7300 Unpainted, Pump & Piping 1 RAS
21-01-8100 Threads, National Hose (NST) 1 RAS

22-03-1600 Intake, Ungated, 6", LH Side 1 RAS
22-03-2600 Intake, Ungated, 6", RH Side 1 RAS
22-12-1100 Intake, Auxiliary, Gated, 2-1/2", NST, Left Side 1 RAS 22-12-3100 Intake, Auxiliary, Gated, 2-1/2", NST, Right Side 1 RAS 22-41-1100 Plug, 2-1/2", Chrome Rocker Lug, w/Chain 1 RAS 22-41-1100 Plug, 2-1/2", Chrome Rocker Lug, w/Chain 1 RAS 22-41-5700 Cap, 6", Chrome Long Handle 1 RAS
22-41-5700 Cap, 6", Chrome Long Handle 1 RAS
22-50-0100 Single Tank to Pump Control - Pump Operator's Panel 1 RAS 22-51-5210 > Tank-To-Pump, Water Tank, 3" Valve/4" Piping, Midship, Pumper/Tanker
1 RAS
22-55-4012 Intake Valve Control, Pull Rod, 1/4 Turn, AKR - IC 1 RAS 22-55-4012 Intake Valve Control, Pull Rod, 1/4 Turn, AKR - IC 1 RAS 22-55-4050 Intake Valve Control, AKR, Manual Swing Type-Adjacent 1 RAS 22-55-4050 Intake Valve Control, AKR, Manual Swing Type-Adjacent 1 RAS 23-02-1300 Tank Fill/Cooling Line, Water Tank, 2" 1 RAS

Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1896
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23-05-2300 > Discharge, 1-1/2", Front RH Bumper, Swivel, NST Chrome Swivel 1 RAS 23-05-9200 Hose Connection, Above Front Bumper, Swivel 1 RAS

23-06-2200 Crosslay Discharges, (2) 1-1/2", Over Pump Panel, NST w/divider 1 RAS 23-07-2100 Crosslay Discharge, (1) 2-1/2", Over Pump Panel, NST 1 RAS

23-08-3300 Crosslay Cover, Alum T/P, Single, W/Vinyl End Flaps (Non NFPA Walking Surface)
1 RAS
23-08-4130 Crosslay Trim, Alum Angles, Both Sides 1 RAS 23-08-5019 Crosslay Discharges, Over Pump Panel, Normal Height 1 RAS

23-09-4100 Discharge, 2-1/2", Left Side, Pump Panel, NST 2 RAS

23-10-4100 Discharge, 2-1/2", Right Side, Pump Panel, NST 1 RAS 23-10-5200 Discharge, 3" x 4"NST, Right Side, Pump Panel, NST 1 RAS

23-13-3200 Discharge, 2-1/2", Right Rear, NST 1 RAS

24-02-1200 Elbow, 2-1/2"F x 2-1/2" NST M, Chrome 2 RAS
24-02-1200 Elbow, 2-1/2"F x 2-1/2" NST M, Chrome 1 RAS
24-02-1200 Elbow, 2-1/2"F x 2-1/2" NST M, Chrome 1 RAS
24-02-2300 Elbow, LW Alum, 4" Storz x 4"F 1 RAS
24-03-1400 Cap, 2-1/2", NST Chrome, Rocker Lug, w/Chain 2 RAS 24-03-1400 Cap, 2-1/2", NST Chrome, Rocker Lug, w/Chain 1 RAS 24-03-1400 Cap, 2-1/2", NST Chrome, Rocker Lug, w/Chain 1 RAS 24-03-1700 Cap, 4", Chrome, Rocker Lug, w/Chain 1 RAS
24-03-1710 Cap, 4", LW Alum, Rocker Lug, w/Chain 1 RAS

24-10-1100 > Aerial Discharge/Inlet, 3", Rear, 4" NSTM w/4" Cap, 1-1/2" Drain 1 RAS 24-10-5000 Relief Valve, Aerial Waterway 1 RAS
24-10-5100 Drain Valve, Aerial Waterway 1 RAS

24-53-0020 > Discharge Valve Control, Pull Rod, 1/4 Turn, SM, AKR - IC w/Gauge
2 RAS
24-53-0020 > Discharge Valve Control, Pull Rod, 1/4 Turn, SM, AKR - IC w/Gauge
2 RAS
24-53-0020 > Discharge Valve Control, Pull Rod, 1/4 Turn, SM, AKR - IC w/Gauge
1 RAS
24-53-0020 > Discharge Valve Control, Pull Rod, 1/4 Turn, SM, AKR - IC w/Gauge
1 RAS
24-53-0020 > Discharge Valve Control, Pull Rod, 1/4 Turn, SM, AKR - IC w/Gauge
1 RAS
24-53-0020 > Discharge Valve Control, Pull Rod, 1/4 Turn, SM, AKR - IC w/Gauge
1 RAS
24-53-0300 > Discharge Valve Control, Pull Rod, 1/4 Turn, SM, AKR Slow Close - IC w/Gauge
1 RAS
24-53-0300 > Discharge Valve Control, Pull Rod, 1/4 Turn, SM, AKR Slow Close - IC w/Gauge
1 RAS
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1907
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24-61-1150 Valve, AKR, 8000, (1-1/2") 1 RAS
24-61-1200 Valve, AKR, 8000, (2") 2 RAS
24-61-1250 Valve, AKR, 8000, (2-1/2") 2 RAS
24-61-1250 Valve, AKR, 8000, (2-1/2") 1 RAS
24-61-1250 Valve, AKR, 8000, (2-1/2") 1 RAS
24-61-1250 Valve, AKR, 8000, (2-1/2") 1 RAS
24-61-1300 Valve, AKR, 8000, (3") 1 RAS
24-61-1300 Valve, AKR, 8000, (3") 1 RAS
24-62-1200 Valve, AKR, 8000, (2") 1 RAS
24-62-1250 Valve, AKR, 8000, (2-1/2") 1 RAS
24-62-1250 Valve, AKR, 8000, (2-1/2") 1 RAS
24-62-1300 Valve, AKR, 8000, (3") 1 RAS

25-06-4200 < > Foam System, F/PRO 2002, Class A/B, 5G/400P, 12V 1 RAS Plumb to Right rear 2 1/2", 2 1/2" crosslay, 1 1/2" crosslays, and front bumper
25-06-9100 > Foam System, FoamPro, Manual Dual Tank Control 1 RAS 25-19-9000 Foam System, NFPA #1901, Install Standards 1 RAS 25-21-1300 Foam Tank, Integral Poly, 20 Gallon, Class A 1 RAS 25-21-1800 Foam Tank, Integral Poly, 50 Gallon, Class B 1 RAS 25-22-9300 Foam Tank, UPF 1 RAS
25-22-9300 Foam Tank, UPF 1 RAS
25-23-1000 Foam Tank Drain, 1" Gate Valve, Under Tank 1 RAS 25-23-1000 Foam Tank Drain, 1" Gate Valve, Under Tank 1 RAS 27-02-1500 > Gauge, Discharge, IC, 2-1/2" (0-400 PSI), WF 2 RAS 27-02-1500 > Gauge, Discharge, IC, 2-1/2" (0-400 PSI), WF 2 RAS 27-02-1500 > Gauge, Discharge, IC, 2-1/2" (0-400 PSI), WF 1 RAS 27-02-1500 > Gauge, Discharge, IC, 2-1/2" (0-400 PSI), WF 1 RAS 27-02-1500 > Gauge, Discharge, IC, 2-1/2" (0-400 PSI), WF 1 RAS 27-02-1500 > Gauge, Discharge, IC, 2-1/2" (0-400 PSI), WF 1 RAS 27-02-1500 Gauge, Discharge, IC, 2-1/2" (0-400 PSI), WF 1 RAS 27-02-1500 Gauge, Discharge, IC, 2-1/2" (0-400 PSI), WF 1 RAS 27-10-3400 > Pressure Governor, FRC, In-Control, w/Body, TGA300 1 RAS 27-36-1100 > Foam Tank Gauge, FRC TankVision Pro 300, Class A, Pump Panel #WLA360-A00
1 RAS
27-36-1200 Foam Tank Gauge, FRC TankVision Pro 300, Class B, Pump Panel. #WLA370-A00
1 RAS
29-20-5600 Vinyl Cover, Color, RED 1 RAS
== Aerial - Side Mount Pump Compt - 901.023 09/01/23 == RAS

26-02-2600 Pump Enclosure, Side Mount, Extruded Alum, Aerial, Crosslays 1 RAS

26-30-1100 Running Board, LH Pump Panel, Alum T/P, SM 1 RAS 26-30-1150 Running Board, RH Pump Panel, Alum T/P, SM 1 RAS 26-30-3000 Step, Slide Out, Alum T/P, LH Pump Panel 1 RAS

26-31-3300 Pump Side Access Door, Upper LH, Line-X 1 RAS 26-31-3340 Pump Side Access Door, Upper RH, Line X 1 RAS

26-35-1100 Pump Panel, Bolted, LH 1 RAS
26-35-1400 > Pump Panel, Hinged, RH 1 RAS
26-35-5100 Pump Panel, Line X, LH/RH, SM 1 RAS

Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1917
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID

26-55-1100 Labels, Test Data and Safety Placards 1 RAS
26-55-2400 Labels, Innovative Controls Color Coded 1 RAS

26-56-1125 Pump Panel LED Lights, (3) Tecniq E10-W0001-1, Midship LH w/Switch on Operator P
1 RAS
26-56-1225 Pump Panel LED Lights (2), Midship RH, Tecniq E10-W0001-1 1 RAS 26-56-2000 Pump Panel Light (1), Actuated w/Pump Engagement 1 RAS

27-01-1500 > Master Gauges, IC, 4" PSI, Pair 1 RAS
27-01-4100 > Gauge, Test Taps 1 RAS

27-35-1100 > Water Tank Gauge, FRC, TankVision Pro 300, Pump Panel WLA300-A00
1 RAS

27-37-1100 Air Horn, Push Button, Pump Panel 1 RAS

== HLHD/HRHD TA RM Aerial 100+ (chutes) - 901.023 09/01/23 ==
RAS

00-01-5100 Chassis Requirements, Ladder 1 RAS
00-01-5192 Outrigger Pad Storage, Single, Four (4) Total 1 RAS 00-01-5200 Body Requirements, Ladder, Four (4) Outriggers 1 RAS 00-01-5202 > Harness, Safety, Class I, NFPA Compliance, Customer 1 RAS

25-25-0062 Water Tank, Rectangular Tank 1 RAS
25-38-1200 Water Tank, 400 Gallon, Aerial, Poly 1 RAS
25-42-1100 > Water Tank, Base Specs, Poly 1 RAS
25-42-1200 Water Tank, Manufacturer, UPF, Poly 1 RAS
25-44-1200 Water Tank, Fill Tower, 10" x 10", <500 Gals 1 RAS

30-00-0399 Raw Material Surcharge - Tandem Axle 1 RAS
30-01-1860 Body Construction - Rosenbauer Aerial - 1/8" Alum 1 RAS 30-01-2250 Electrolysis Corrosion Control 1 RAS
30-01-3110 > Cover, Outrigger, Brushed SST 1 RAS
30-01-3152 Outrigger Plates, Pair (2) 1 RAS
30-02-1140 > Roll-Up Doors - Amdor 13 RAS
30-02-1210 Door Locks, Roll-Up, Ea 13 RAS

30-02-2200 Smooth Alum Compt Floors 1 RAS
40-00-0670 AERIAL - RMA100+ TA - 1/8" FORMED ALUM 1 RAS

AERIAL / PLATFORM HOSEBEDS - CHUTE DESIGN RAS

40-00-2550 TA RM HLHD/HRHD, 102" OAW, 15-26" Half Depth Both Sides 1 RAS

40-00-5200 Body, Aerial Subframe Tandem Axle 1 RAS
40-01-3200 Body, Aerial, Overall Width 102" 1 RAS
40-01-6300 Compt Depth, Aerial Body, 26"D Lower Body, 102"W Body 1 RAS 40-01-8100 Compt Depth, Aerial Body, 15"D Upper Body 1 RAS Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1927
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
40-01-9520 HLHD/HRHD Tandem Axle RM Painted Roll Up Doors 1 RAS

40-10-1030 Above Front Outrigger - Single Compt - Roll Up Door - Painted 1 RAS 40-10-2030 Ahead Rear Wheels - Full Height Compt - Roll Up Door - Painted 1 RAS 40-10-4020 Two (2) Compts - Upper High Side - Roll Ups Door - Painted 1 RAS 40-10-5020 Behind Rear Wheels - Full Height Compt - Roll Up Door - Painted 1 RAS 40-10-6030 Above Rear Outrigger - Single Compt - Roll Up Door - Painted 1 RAS 40-10-7100 Access Ladder, Rear Body, Aerial LH 1 RAS

40-12-1030 Above Front Outrigger - Single Compt - Roll Up Door - Painted 1 RAS 40-12-2030 Ahead Rear Wheels - Full Height Compt - Roll Up Door - Painted 1 RAS 40-12-4020 Two (2) Compts - Upper High Side - Roll Up Doors - Painted 1 RAS 40-12-5020 Behind Rear Wheels - Full Height Compt - Roll Up Door - Painted 1 RAS 40-12-6030 Above Rear Outrigger - Single Compt - Roll Up Door - Painted 1 RAS 40-12-8020 Behind Rear Wheels - Full Height Compt - Roll Up Door - Painted 1 RAS

40-95-1010 Rear Aerial Body Configuration - Hinged Lift Up Door - Smooth Alum
1 RAS
40-95-4000 Door Locks, Hinged Doors (Ea) 1 RAS
41-39-1100 S Hosebed, Aerial, Rear, Chute Design 1 RAS

AERIAL HOSEBED CHUTES
The apparatus hosebody is to be properly reinforced without the use of angles or structural shapes, and free from all projections which might injure the fire hose.

The main apparatus hosebed shall run from the forward body bulkhead to the rear of the body. The width of the hosebed will be dependent on the depth of the high side storage compartments. The hosebed between the side of the turntable pedestal and the backs of the compartments shall form a hose chutes for hose payout. The two (2) hose bed chutes, one located on each side of the aerial pedestal, shall be equipped with a hinged diamond plate door.

The left side hose chute to hold 2- 6" x 10 foot suction hoses.

They are to be stacked vertically with a divider to seperate them.
41-39-2100 Hosebed, Grating, Extruded Alum, Aerial 1 RAS 41-39-3400 Hosebed, Storage Capacity 4" LDH SJ Rubber 1 RAS 41-39-4200 Hose Length, 100' 10 RAS
41-40-1092 Hosebed Cover - Dealer/Department Supplied / Installed 1 RAS 41-41-1100 Rear Bumper, Aerial, 4" 1 RAS

44-06-3100 Wheel Well Panel, Alum Painted, Tandem Axle - Alum 1 RAS 44-06-4100 Fenderette, Polished Aluminum 2 RAS
44-40-1100 Vents, Compts, Louvers, Includes Filters (Ea) 1 RAS 44-40-1100 Vents, Compts, Louvers, Includes Filters (Ea) 1 RAS 44-40-1100 Vents, Compts, Louvers, Includes Filters (Ea) 2 RAS 44-40-1100 Vents, Compts, Louvers, Includes Filters (Ea) 1 RAS 44-40-1100 Vents, Compts, Louvers, Includes Filters (Ea) 1 RAS 44-40-1100 Vents, Compts, Louvers, Includes Filters (Ea) 1 RAS 44-40-1100 Vents, Compts, Louvers, Includes Filters (Ea) 1 RAS 44-40-1100 Vents, Compts, Louvers, Includes Filters (Ea) 2 RAS 44-40-1100 Vents, Compts, Louvers, Includes Filters (Ea) 1 RAS 44-40-1100 Vents, Compts, Louvers, Includes Filters (Ea) 1 RAS Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1937
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
44-40-1100 Vents, Compts, Louvers, Includes Filters (Ea) 1 RAS 45-01-1050 Shelving Tracks, (2) Unistrut, Alum 1 RAS
45-01-1050 Shelving Tracks, (2) Unistrut, Alum 1 RAS
45-01-1050 < Shelving Tracks, (2) Unistrut, Alum 3 RAS
2 sets in L3
1 set in L4
45-01-1050 Shelving Tracks, (2) Unistrut, Alum 1 RAS
45-01-1050 Shelving Tracks, (2) Unistrut, Alum 1 RAS
45-01-1050 Shelving Tracks, (2) Unistrut, Alum 1 RAS
45-01-1050 Shelving Tracks, (2) Unistrut, Alum 1 RAS
45-01-1050 < Shelving Tracks, (2) Unistrut, Alum 3 RAS
2 sets in R3
1 set in R4
45-01-1050 Shelving Tracks, (2) Unistrut, Alum 1 RAS
45-01-1050 Shelving Tracks, (2) Unistrut, Alum 1 RAS
45-01-1050 Shelving Tracks, (2) Unistrut, Alum 1 RAS
45-02-1200 Shelf, Adjust, Alum 1/8" 1 RAS
45-02-3100 < Shelf, Adjust, Alum 3/16" 2 RAS
One in L3
One in L4
45-02-3100 < Shelf, Adjust, Alum 3/16" 2 RAS
One upper
One lower
45-02-3100 < Shelf, Adjust, Alum 3/16" 2 RAS
1 upper
1 lower
45-02-3100 < Shelf, Adjust, Alum 3/16" 2 RAS
1 Upper
1 Lower
45-02-3100 < Shelf, Adjust, Alum 3/16" 2 RAS
1 in R3
1 in R4
45-02-3100 < Shelf, Adjust, Alum 3/16" 2 RAS
1 upper
1 lower
45-02-3100 < Shelf, Adjust, Alum 3/16" 1 RAS
Upper
45-19-1100 < Equipment Mounting Panel, Rear Wall, 3/16 Aluminum 1 RAS L3 back wall
45-19-1100 < Equipment Mounting Panel, Rear Wall, 3/16 Aluminum 1 RAS R3
45-30-1300 Turtle Tile, Shelves/Trays, (each) 2 RAS
45-30-1300 Turtle Tile, Shelves/Trays, (each) 2 RAS
45-30-1300 Turtle Tile, Shelves/Trays, (each) 2 RAS
45-30-1300 Turtle Tile, Shelves/Trays, (each) 1 RAS
45-30-1300 Turtle Tile, Shelves/Trays, (each) 2 RAS
45-30-1300 Turtle Tile, Shelves/Trays, (each) 2 RAS
45-30-1300 Turtle Tile, Shelves/Trays, (each) 2 RAS
45-30-1300 Turtle Tile, Shelves/Trays, (each) 1 RAS
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1947
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
45-30-1400 Turtle Tile, Compartment Floor 1 RAS
45-30-1400 Turtle Tile, Compartment Floor 2 RAS
45-30-1400 Turtle Tile, Compartment Floor 1 RAS
45-30-1400 Turtle Tile, Compartment Floor 1 RAS
45-30-1400 Turtle Tile, Compartment Floor 1 RAS
45-30-1400 Turtle Tile, Compartment Floor 2 RAS
45-30-1400 Turtle Tile, Compartment Floor 1 RAS
45-30-1400 Turtle Tile, Compartment Floor 1 RAS
45-30-1400 Turtle Tile, Compartment Floor 1 RAS
55-01-1800 Wall Light, Recessed LED, (2) Ea Compartment 1 RAS 55-01-5114 Strip Light, LED Luma Bar, (2) Ea Compartment 1 RAS 55-01-5114 Strip Light, LED Luma Bar, (2) Ea Compartment 1 RAS 55-01-5114 Strip Light, LED Luma Bar, (2) Ea Compartment 2 RAS 55-01-5114 Strip Light, LED Luma Bar, (2) Ea Compartment 1 RAS 55-01-5114 Strip Light, LED Luma Bar, (2) Ea Compartment 1 RAS 55-01-5114 Strip Light, LED Luma Bar, (2) Ea Compartment 1 RAS 55-01-5114 Strip Light, LED Luma Bar, (2) Ea Compartment 1 RAS 55-01-5114 Strip Light, LED Luma Bar, (2) Ea Compartment 2 RAS 55-01-5114 Strip Light, LED Luma Bar, (2) Ea Compartment 1 RAS 55-01-5114 Strip Light, LED Luma Bar, (2) Ea Compartment 1 RAS 55-01-5114 Strip Light, LED Luma Bar, (2) Ea Compartment 1 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 1 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 1 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 2 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 1 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 1 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 1 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 1 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 2 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 1 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 1 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 1 RAS 55-06-1100 Compartment Light, Door Switch, Auto, Ea 1 RAS

90-02-3600 > Ladder Storage, Rear Slide, Aerial Torque Box 1 RAS 90-03-0226 Ladders, Ground, Provided By Manufacturer, RSD 1 RAS == Aerial - Common Body Parts - 901.023 09/01/23 == RAS

41-44-4140 Steps, Folding, Front, Left Hand (3), Integral LED Lights 1 RAS

41-44-4240 Steps, Folding, Front, Right Hand (3), Integral LED Lights 1 RAS

44-01-1200 Body Trim, Front Body, Corner Stone Guards, Brushed SST 1 RAS 44-01-1450 Body Trim, Front Compt, Height of Side Compts, Alum T/P 1 RAS 44-01-3200 Body Trim, Rear Body, Corner Stone Guards, Brushed SST 1 RAS 44-01-4000 Body Trim, Entire Rear Body, Smooth for Chevron Stripe 1 RAS 44-01-6000 > Catwalks, Top of Side Compts, Door Header, Alum Treadplate 1 RAS

44-02-1100 Rub Rails, Lower Body, Extruded Alum 1 RAS
44-02-2000 Rub Rails, Spacers, Nylon 1 RAS

Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1957
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID

44-07-4300 S 1 RAS
44-07-5210 Fuel Fill Cap, LH Aerial Outrigger - Open 1 RAS 44-10-1100 < > Wheel Well Provisions, Single SCBA Tube, Alum Door, Push Button Latch
1 RAS
7x26
44-10-1100 < > Wheel Well Provisions, Single SCBA Tube, Alum Door, Push Button Latch
1 RAS
7x26
44-10-1100 < > Wheel Well Provisions, Single SCBA Tube, Alum Door, Push Button Latch
1 RAS
7x26
44-10-1100 < > Wheel Well Provisions, Single SCBA Tube, Alum Door, Push Button Latch
1 RAS
7x26
44-10-1100 < > Wheel Well Provisions, Single SCBA Tube, Alum Door, Push Button Latch
1 RAS
7x26
44-10-6000 Wheel Well Provisions, SCBA Compt Straps 1 RAS 44-10-6000 Wheel Well Provisions, SCBA Compt Straps 1 RAS 44-10-6000 Wheel Well Provisions, SCBA Compt Straps 1 RAS 44-10-6000 Wheel Well Provisions, SCBA Compt Straps 1 RAS 44-10-6000 Wheel Well Provisions, SCBA Compt Straps 1 RAS 44-10-6000 Wheel Well Provisions, SCBA Compt Straps 1 RAS 44-10-9156 < > Wheel Well Provisions, Single SCBA Tube, Alum Door, Push Button Latch CP
1 RAS
7x26
44-11-5100 Wheel Well Provisions, Ahead of Wheels Left Side 1 RAS 44-11-5200 Wheel Well Provisions, Between Tandems Left Side 1 RAS 44-11-5305 Wheel Well Provisions, Behind Wheels Left Side 1 RAS 44-11-5500 Wheel Well Provisions, Ahead of Wheels Right Side 1 RAS 44-11-5600 Wheel Well Provisions, Between Tandem Right Side 1 RAS 44-11-5700 Wheel Well Provisions, Behind Wheels Right Side 1 RAS

== Aerial - AC Electrical System - 901.023 09/01/23 == RAS

25-19-9500 > Dual PTO Control Box 1 RAS

60-15-5300 > Generator, Smart Power Hydraulic 10000W, 120/240V, 1 PH, HR-10
1 RAS
60-15-5990 Digital Meter Display Guage Panel 1 RAS
60-15-9300 > Generator, Hydraulic, Engage By PTO Switch in Cab 1 RAS 60-15-9800 < > Generator Remote Excite Switch, Cab 1 RAS Cab dash switch
60-20-1450 Generator Mounting, Front of Hosebed 1 RAS
60-20-3600 Generator Install, Fixed, Hydraulic Driven, Base Specs 1 RAS 60-20-3700 Generator Testing, Only Required For Units >8KW 1 RAS 60-20-4150 > Circuit Breaker Box, 9 to 15KW, 1 PH 1 RAS 60-20-5100 < > Generator Breaker Location, Side Compartment 1 RAS Mount in L1
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1967
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
60-20-7100 > Generator Instrument Panel Location, Side Compartment 1 RAS 60-20-8100 Generator Wiring, Type SO Cable, Rubber Covered 1 RAS

60-25-1200 > Receptacle, 120V, 20 Amp, Straight Blade, Single 6 RAS

60-30-2300 < > Receptacle Location, Left Side, Ahead Rear Wheels Compartmen, Ea
1 RAS
L2 Up high on back wall
60-30-2350 < > Receptacle Location, Left Side, Over Wheel Compartment, Ea 1 RAS L3 Up high on back wall
60-30-2370 < > Receptacle Location, Left Side, Behind Rear Wheels Compartment, Ea
1 RAS
L5 Up high on back wall
60-30-2400 < > Receptacle Location, Right Side, Ahead Rear Wheels Compartment, Ea
1 RAS
R2 Up high on back wall
60-30-2450 < > Receptacle Location, Right Side, Over Wheel Compartment, Ea 1 RAS R3 Up high on back wall
60-30-2470 < > Receptacle Location, Right Side, Behind Rear Wheels Compartment, Ea
1 RAS
R5 Up high on back wall

== Aerial-Equipment Systems - 901.023 09/01/23 == RAS

== Aerial - Tandem Axle - Pnt/Ltr/Str - 901.023 09/01/23 == RAS

80-02-1050 Paint, Cab/Chassis, Custom, By Chassis Manufacturing 1 RAS 80-06-1100 < Apparatus Color 1 RAS
The apparatus shall be ____ in color.

L5040EY Red
80-22-1802 Body Paint, Tandem Axle Aerial 1 RAS
80-30-1400 Compt Finish, Spatter Coat, Up to 12 Compts 1 RAS 80-40-1100 Wheels, Aluminum, By the Chassis Manufacturer 1 RAS 80-42-1500 Body Paint, Touch Up, 2 oz. Bottle, One Color 1 RAS

Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 19777
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
80-50-1900 > Lettering, 4" Scotchlite Reflect, Fifty (50) Letters 1 RAS 80-50-3700 > Lettering, 8-12" Scotchlite Reflect, Fifty (50) Letters 1 RAS 80-50-5100 S > 1 RAS
80-71-1100 > Stripe, Triple Reflective, 1" x 4" x 1" 1 RAS 80-72-1100 > Stripe, Reflective 3M, Chevron Pattern Entire Rear 1 RAS 80-72-1400 > Stripe, Reflective, Aerial Outriggers, Both Sides of Ea White 1 RAS 80-75-1600 Reflective Stripe Material, White 1 RAS
80-79-1000 NFPA Standing / Walking Surfaces Yellow Safety Tape (NFPA 1901 15.7.1.6)
1 RAS
80-80-1200 Labels, Aerial Ladder Identification and Safety 1 RAS 80-81-0100 > Leveling Gauge, (1) Side-to-Side, (1) Front-to-Back 1 RAS == Aerial - Loose Equipment - 901.023 09/01/23 == RAS
90-01-5300 Wheel Chocks, Aluminum, (2) Standard 1 RAS
90-01-5600 > Wheel Chock Brackets, Two (2) Under Body 1 RAS 90-03-0020 AERIAL Compliment (115-ft MIN) Duo Safety (NFPA compliant) 1 RAS 90-03-3400 Ladder, Roof, Duo-Safety, 16' Aluminum 875-A 2 RAS 90-06-4600 Ladder, Extension, Duo-Safety, 24' Aluminum, 2 Section 900-A 1 RAS 90-07-4300 Ladder, Extension, Duo-Safety, 35' Aluminum, 3 Section 1225-A 1 RAS 90-08-2600 Ladder, Attic, Duo-Safety, 10' Aluminum, Folding 585-A 1 RAS 90-09-2300 Ladder, Combo, Duo-Safety, 10/15' Aluminum #300-A 1 RAS 90-16-2200 Pike Pole, 4' Fiberglass, "D" Handle 2 RAS
90-16-2300 Pike Pole, 6' Fiberglass, Round Handle 1 RAS 90-16-2600 Pike Pole, 8' Fiberglass, Round Handle 1 RAS 90-16-2800 Pike Pole, 10' Fiberglass, Round Handle 1 RAS 90-16-3000 Pike Pole, 12' Fiberglass, Round Handle 1 RAS Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1987
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PART NO S DESCRIPTION QTY ID
90-47-0100 Miscellaneous Loose Hardware, Bolts-Nuts-Washers-Screws 1 RAS Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 1997
BISHOP FIRE BISHOP FIRE Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 5/27/2025 80 20

CHANGE REQUEST
DATE:

Initiated By: BODY CHANGES
Action Qty. QW No. DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE PRICE
{Qty} days will be added to the scheduled delivery date due to lead times of components and fabrication.

Previous CO…
Office Use Only
1 CHANGE -1 53-05-1610 Change mid body turn signals to standard Tecniq lights $0 2 ADD 1 51-15-4100 change switching on telescopic lights to 3 way $772 3 DELETE -1 59-03-1400 Delete warning lights inside the cab doors ($648) 4 DELETE -1 10-18-1200 Delete battery jump studs ($275) 5 CHANGE 1 21-01-0300 Change master drain to handwheel on the pump panel $0 6 CHANGE -1 23-05-2300 Change front bumper swivel to the right side $0 7 ADD 1 23-07-2100 Add 2 1/2" crosslay over the pump panel to hold 200' of 2 1/2" hose $2,885 8 CHANGE -1 24-02-2300 Change adapter for the intake/discharge to 4"F x 4" Storz $0 9 DELETE -1 23-12-2700 Delete left rear hosebed discharge ($2,333) 10 DELETE -1 25-24-3000 Delete both foam fill systems (A and B foam) ($8,895) 11 CHANGE -1 26-35-1300 Change left hand pump panel to bolted ($225) 12 CHANGE -1 40-01-9520 Change compartment doors to painted roll ups and match compartment layouts from precon $0 13 ADD 1 45-19-1100 Add equipment mounting panels to L3/R3 back walls $1,184 14 DELETE -1 44-07-4300 Delete fuel tank access panels in torque tube ($425) 15 DELETE -1 60-25-1200 Delete 4 120V recepticles ($3,111) 16 DELETE -1 60-25-9200 Delete transfer switch ($1,233) 17 CHANGE -1 80-22-1802 Change body paint to a single color ($18,555) 18 DELETE -1 80-50-5100 Delete aerial cylinder covers (already in chassis specs) ($699) 19 ADD 1 41-39-1100 Add provisions for suction hoses in the left side aerial chute $0 20 1 $0
We hereby agree to make change(s) specified above at this price ($31,558) PREVIOUS CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,619,969
**REVISED CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,588,411
Authorized Signature (Customer): Date:

CHANGE ORDER #1
March 3, 2025
Dealer/Customer
** Revised contract amount EXCLUDES any applicable federal/state/local taxes. At the time of contract/PO execution, the tax rate was 8.75%. Tax rate is subject to change based on government regulations and will be calculated upon time of final invoicing/delivery using the tax rate at that time.

Using the estimated tax rate of 8.75%, the estimated tax including this change order is now $138,042.71 for an estimated final invoice of $1,726,453.71.

ACCEPTED - The above price and specifications of the Change Order are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. All work to be performed under same terms and conditions as specified in original contract unless otherwise stipulated.

Bishop, CA
Body Job #:
7776
Printed On
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 5/27/2025
2018

DEALER/CUSTOMER/FACTORY APPROVED
DATE:

Initiated By: CHASSIS CHANGES
Action Qty. QW No. DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE PRICE
{Qty} days will be added to the scheduled delivery date due to lead times of components and fabrication.

Previous CO…
7 This pricing for this entire Change Order is valid for no more than {Qty} days from the date above. 1 ADD 1 04-03-1204 Add equipment mounting panel to doghouse $625 2 CHANGE 1 04-04-1100 Change Havis layout to option 10 upper and option 3 lower per precon $975 3 ADD 1 04-08-0101 Add backlit grill "BISHOP" in red $3,775 4 ADD 1 04-08-0072 Add painted American flag grill $3,775 5 CHANGE -1 05-01-5010 Change paint to single color ($2,055) 6 DELETE -1 08-00-0771 Delete door jamb waring lights ($1,677) 7 DELETE -1 08-00-3000 Delete Go lights ($1,222)
8 CHANGE 1 50-43-2300 Change officer side air horn control to dash switch $0 9 CHANGE -1 54-15-5908 Change cab scene lights to 1 per side ($1,766) 10 DELETE -1 56-06-1910 Delete polished guard for Q2B ($625) 11 DELETE -1 07-08-06WW Delete air inlet ($1,925)
12 1 $0
We hereby agree to make change(s) specified above at this price ($120) PREVIOUS CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,588,411
**REVISED CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,588,291
Authorized Signature (Customer): Date:

CHANGE ORDER #2
Bishop, CA
Body Job #:
** Revised contract amount EXCLUDES any applicable federal/state/local taxes. At the time of contract/PO execution, the tax rate was 8.75%. Tax rate is subject to change based on government regulations and will be calculated upon time of final invoicing/delivery using the tax rate at that time.

Using the estimated tax rate of 8.75%, the estimated tax including this change order is now $138,032.21 for an estimated final invoice of $1,726,323.21.

March 3, 2025 7776
ACCEPTED - The above price and specifications of the Change Order are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. All work to be performed under same terms and conditions as specified in original contract unless otherwise stipulated.

Dealer/Customer
Printed On
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 5/27/2025
2028

CHANGE REQUEST
DATE:

Initiated By: AERIAL CHANGES
Action Qty. QW No. DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE PRICE
{Qty} days will be added to the scheduled delivery date due to lead times of components and fabrication.

Previous CO…
Office Use Only
1 ADD 1 10-07-6120 Add stokes basket storage outside of base section officer's side $635 2 ADD 1 01-00-2125 Add paint to ladder base section to match chassis color $5,533 3 1 $0
4 1 $0
5 1 $0
We hereby agree to make change(s) specified above at this price $6,168 PREVIOUS CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,588,291
**REVISED CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,594,459
Authorized Signature (Customer): Date:

CHANGE ORDER #3
Bishop, CA
Body Job #:
** Revised contract amount EXCLUDES any applicable federal/state/local taxes. At the time of contract/PO execution, the tax rate was 8.75%. Tax rate is subject to change based on government regulations and will be calculated upon time of final invoicing/delivery using the tax rate at that time.

Using the estimated tax rate of 8.75%, the estimated tax including this change order is now $138,571.91 for an estimated final invoice of $1,733,030.91.

March 3, 2025 7776
ACCEPTED - The above price and specifications of the Change Order are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. All work to be performed under same terms and conditions as specified in original contract unless otherwise stipulated.

Dealer/Customer
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2038

DEALER/CUSTOMER/FACTORY APPROVED
DATE:

Initiated By: CHASSIS CHANGES
Action Qty. QW No. DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE PRICE
{Qty} days will be added to the scheduled delivery date due to lead times of components and fabrication.

Previous CO…
7 This pricing for this entire Change Order is valid for no more than {Qty} days from the date above. 1 CLARIFY 1 90-00-1610 Allison 4000EVS (already in the chassis spec) $0 2 ADD 1 07-03-1030 Power-Take-Off, Hot Shift, Trans Mtd, w/Indicator Light $0 3 ADD 1 07-03-1070 Extension Shaft $1,627
4 ADD 1 07-03-1060 Hydraulic Pump, 100cc, Oil Gear, thru Drive $1,848 5 NOTE 1 These items need to be moved from the body QW File $0 6 1 $0
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18 1 $0
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20 1 $0
We hereby agree to make change(s) specified above at this price $3,475 PREVIOUS CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,594,459
**REVISED CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,597,934
Authorized Signature (Customer): Date:

CHANGE ORDER #4
Bishop, CA
Body Job #:
** Revised contract amount EXCLUDES any applicable federal/state/local taxes. At the time of contract/PO execution, the tax rate was 8.75%. Tax rate is subject to change based on government regulations and will be calculated upon time of final invoicing/delivery using the tax rate at that time. Using the estimated tax rate of 8.75%, the estimated tax including this change order is now $138,875.98 for an estimated final invoice of $1,736,809.98.

March 26, 2025 7776
ACCEPTED - The above price and specifications of the Change Order are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. All work to be performed under same terms and conditions as specified in original contract unless otherwise stipulated.

Chassis Builder
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2048

CHANGE REQUEST
DATE:

Initiated By: BODY CHANGES
Action Qty. QW No. DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE PRICE
60 {Qty} days will be added to the scheduled delivery date due to lead times of components and fabrication.

Previous CO…
Office Use Only
1 DELETE -1 10-06-1600 Tire Pressure Indicator, Single Axle, Commercial, RWTG1235 $0 2 ADD 1 10-06-1652 Tire Pressure Indicator, Tandem Axle, Commander, RWTG1235, EXT $0 3 DELETE -1 90-03-3300 Ladder, Roof, Duo-Safety, 14' Aluminum 775-A ($605) 4 DELETE -1 90-06-4600 Ladder, Extension, Duo-Safety, 24' Aluminum, 2 Section 900-A ($1,188) 5 DELETE -1 90-08-2600 Ladder, Attic, Duo-Safety, 10' Aluminum, Folding 585-A ($656) 6 1 $0
7 1 $0
8 1 $0
9 1 $0
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18 1 $0
19 1 $0
20 1 $0
We hereby agree to make change(s) specified above at this price ($2,449) PREVIOUS CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,597,934
**REVISED CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,595,485
Authorized Signature (Customer): Date:

CHANGE ORDER #5
Bishop, CA
Body Job #:
** Revised contract amount EXCLUDES any applicable federal/state/local taxes. At the time of contract/PO execution, the tax rate was 8.75%. Tax rate is subject to change based on government regulations and will be calculated upon time of final invoicing/delivery using the tax rate at that time. Using the estimated tax rate of 8.75%, the estimated tax including this change order is now $138,661.69 for an estimated final invoice of $1,734,146.69.

April 2, 2025 7776
ACCEPTED - The above price and specifications of the Change Order are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. All work to be performed under same terms and conditions as specified in original contract unless otherwise stipulated.

Dealer/Customer
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Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 5/27/2025
2058

CHANGE REQUEST
DATE:

Initiated By: BODY CHANGES
Action Qty. QW No. DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE PRICE
{Qty} days will be added to the scheduled delivery date due to lead times of components and fabrication.

Previous CO…
Office Use Only
1 1 Tariff Surcharge $71,939
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3 1 $0
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5 1 $0
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8 1 $0
9 1 $0
10 1 $0
11 1 $0
12 1 $0
13 1 $0
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15 1 $0
16 1 $0
17 1 $0
18 1 $0
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20 1 $0
We hereby agree to make change(s) specified above at this price $71,939 PREVIOUS CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,595,485
**REVISED CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,667,424
Authorized Signature (Customer): Date:

ACCEPTED - The above price and specifications of the Change Order are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. All work to be performed under same terms and conditions as specified in original contract unless otherwise stipulated.

Body Builder
** Revised contract amount EXCLUDES any applicable federal/state/local taxes. At the time of contract/PO execution, the tax rate was 8.75%. Tax rate is subject to change based on government regulations and will be calculated upon time of final invoicing/delivery using the tax rate at that time. Using the estimated tax rate of 8.75%, the estimated tax including this change order is now $144,956.35 for an estimated final invoice of $1,812,380.35.

April 23, 2025 7776
CHANGE ORDER #6
Bishop, CA
Body Job #:

Printed On 5/12/2025
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 5/27/2025
2068

CHANGE REQUEST
DATE:

Initiated By: CHASSIS CHANGES
Action Qty. QW No. DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE PRICE
60 {Qty} days will be added to the scheduled delivery date due to lead times of components and fabrication.

Previous CO…
Office Use Only
1 DELETE -1 08-01-1500 Backlit Grille Bar Activation - P2P $0 2 ADD 1 08-01-1503 Backlit Grille Bar Activation - LCS $0 3 DELETE -1 06-03-2030 Fluid Checks & Fills at Grille X10 ($237) 4 DELETE -1 08-01-0821 Rearview Mirror Remote & Heat Switch Driver Panel ($281) 5 ADD 1 08-01-0823 Rearview Mirror Heat Activated LCS Display $0 6 DELETE -1 07-05-0276 Front Suspension Hendrickson Parabolic Spring 24,000 ($4,185) 7 ADD 1 07-05-0286 Front Suspension Hendrickson Parabolic Spring 24K Low Profile 8 DELETE -1 08-01-0923 Rear Axle Diff Control (DCDL) Activated LCS (Tandem) $0 9 ADD 1 07-06-0351 Rear Axle Differential Control w/Interaxle Diff Lock - Tandem Standard $0 10 DELETE -1 54-15-1280 Scene Light, Whelen, M6ZC LED, W/Chrome Bezel ($551) 11 ADD 1 scene light $0
12 DELETE -1 54-15-1280 Scene Light, Whelen, M6ZC LED, W/Chrome Bezel ($551) 13 ADD 1 scene light $0
14 ADD 1 56-07-1800 Siren Control, Fed-Sig, Q2B, Rocker, Dual Action, Red, Console $677 15 DELETE -1 57-10-0600 Warning Light Control, with E-Master Warning Switch $0 16 ADD 1 57-10-0105 Light Bar Control, with LCS Master & Virtual Switch $0 17 1 $0
18 1 $0
19 1 $0
20 1 $0
We hereby agree to make change(s) specified above at this price ($5,128) PREVIOUS CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,667,424
**REVISED CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,662,296
Authorized Signature (Customer): Date:

ACCEPTED - The above price and specifications of the Change Order are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. All work to be performed under same terms and conditions as specified in original contract unless otherwise stipulated.

Dealer/Customer
** Revised contract amount EXCLUDES any applicable federal/state/local taxes. At the time of contract/PO execution, the tax rate was 8.75%. Tax rate is subject to change based on government regulations and will be calculated upon time of final invoicing/delivery using the tax rate at that time.

Using the estimated tax rate of 8.75%, the estimated tax including this change order is now $144,507.65 for an estimated final invoice of $1,806,803.65.

May 5, 2025 7776
CHANGE ORDER #7
Bishop, CA
Body Job #:

Printed On 5/12/2025
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 5/27/2025
2078

CHANGE REQUEST
DATE:

Initiated By: BODY CHANGES
Action Qty. QW No. DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE PRICE
60 {Qty} days will be added to the scheduled delivery date due to lead times of components and fabrication.

Previous CO…
Office Use Only
1 DELETE -1
tariff surcharge on CO #6 per email from Jay Johnson on May 05, 2025 stating they will not charge the customer.

We are not able to mandate or dictate that customers incur the tariff surcharge after they have already signed a contract or issued a PO. Per Jay J.
($71,939)
2 1 $0
3 1 $0
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10 1 $0
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16 1 $0
17 1 $0
18 1 $0
19 1 $0
20 1 $0
We hereby agree to make change(s) specified above at this price ($71,939) PREVIOUS CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,666,135
**REVISED CONTRACT AMOUNT $1,594,196
Authorized Signature (Customer): Date:

ACCEPTED - The above price and specifications of the Change Order are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. All work to be performed under same terms and conditions as specified in original contract unless otherwise stipulated.

Dealer/Customer
** Revised contract amount EXCLUDES any applicable federal/state/local taxes. At the time of contract/PO execution, the tax rate was 8.75%. Tax rate is subject to change based on government regulations and will be calculated upon time of final invoicing/delivery using the tax rate at that time.

Using the estimated tax rate of 8.75%, the estimated tax including this change order is now $138,548.90 for an estimated final invoice of $1,732,744.90.

May 12, 2025 7776
CHANGE ORDER #8
Bishop, CA
Body Job #:

Printed On 5/12/2025
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 5/27/2025
2088

CHANGE REQUEST
DATE:

Initiated By: BODY CHANGES
Action Qty. QW No. DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE PRICE
Dealer/Customer
May 12, 2025 7776
CHANGE ORDER #8
Bishop, CA
Body Job #:

Printed On 5/12/2025
Docusign Envelope ID: 473BB95B-854E-49BD-A7E1-33604AE3D361 2098

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