BidNet Direct #2520

Calhoun County, SC is seeking proposals for the procurement of a new ambulance and related emergency medical equipment and services. - Government Buyer: - Calhoun County, SC, Procurement Department - OEMs and Vendors Mentioned: - Ford (chassis manufacturer) - Whelen (emergency lighting and siren systems) - Stryker (cot mount system) - Firetech HiViz (scene and brow lighting) - EVS (attendant seating) - CompX (cabinet locks) - ZORG (backup camera) - Vanner (inverter/charger) - Fire Research (intercom system) - SSCOR (suction pump) - Amerex (fire extinguisher) - Products/Services Requested: - One Type I, Class I ambulance built on a 2026 or 2027 Ford F-350 chassis (4x2, 6.7L diesel, 169" WB) - 153" modular ambulance body with aluminum construction and advanced safety features - Emergency lighting and siren systems (multiple Whelen models) - Stryker Power Load cot mount floor plates and wiring - Firetech HiViz scene and brow lights - Specialized interior equipment: EVS high back attendant seat, CompX electronic cabinet lock, ZORG backup camera, Vanner inverter/charger, Fire Research intercom, SSCOR suction pump, Amerex fire extinguisher - Maintenance and repair services for ambulance and rescue vehicles - Non-emergency and emergency ambulance services - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Ambulance must meet KKK-A-1822-F and CAAS GVS standards - 20-year modular body warranty required - Manufacturer must directly own and control all conversion shops; any offsite assembly must be disclosed - Chassis must be procured directly from the OEM (Ford); no aftermarket modifications allowed - All equipment must be new and comply with U.S. laws and certifications - Detailed safety, quality, and performance certifications required - Delivery Location: - Calhoun County Procurement Department, 102 Courthouse Drive, Suite 109, Saint Matthews, SC 29135

Calhoun County, South Carolina, is soliciting proposals for the procurement of ambulance services and related equipment. The solicitation includes specifications for ambulance vehicles and maintenance services, requiring compliance with applicable U.S. laws and certifications. Proposals must be physically submitted by April 23, 2026, with questions accepted via email until April 16, 2026. The procurement aims to acquire one ambulance unit meeting detailed specifications outlined in the proposal documents.