Wednesday, May 4, 2016

Prince Rupert Fire/Rescue in the market for a new pumper truck

Prince Rupert Fire Rescue is in the
market for a new pumper truck for
the Department
The City of Prince Rupert is looking to update the fleet for the Prince Rupert Fire/Rescue Department, with a request for bids now underway for a new pumper truck for the department.

The tender for the new vehicle was posted to the BC Bids website last month and includes a lengthy list of specifications when it comes to what the City is looking for in a new vehicle.

The request fore tender notes that the vehicle shall not exceed Ten Feet, Two inches with a maximum length of Thirty three feet, while the City's documentation also features 126 pages of specifications related to the vehicle's construction and operation.

The invitation to tender notes that the vehicle must be delivered to Prince Rupert Fire Rescue within 400 days of the awarding of the tender. The deadline for bids arrives on May 16th and will be reviewed within thirty days of that closing date.

Over the course of the last few years the Prince Rupert Fire/Rescue Department has been working towards replacing elements of its fleet, with a new multi purpose vehicle and ladder truck among the acquisitions.

The two most recent acquisitions by the Prince Rupert Fire Rescue Department
at work last year in response to the New Moon Fire


You can review the Request for Bids for replacement pumper truck below (click to enlarge)



For more items related to the City's Bids and Tenders process see our archive page here.

Our archive page also features more background on Civic administration matters, which you can review here.

Notes on the work of North Coast Emergency services can be found on our archive page here.

Cross posted from the North Coast Review

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