SAM #W911S726QA005

Large-Scale Procurement of Used Vehicles and Trailers for Urban Search and Rescue Training

This procurement supports the Homeland Defense Civil Support Office's Urban Search and Rescue (USR) training mission at Fort Leonard Wood. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Army, MICC Fort Leonard Wood, Homeland Defense Civil Support Office - Primary contacts: James A. Ferraro, Crystal Hytower - Products Requested: - 2,800 four-door sedan vehicles (USR training) - 4,000 pickup vehicles - 40 box trucks (2-5 ton, with box-type cargo) - 25 school buses without engine/transmission - 15 school buses with engine/transmission - 10 semi-trucks - 5 standard box trailers - 5 tanker trailers - 40 pickup buses - Technical Requirements: - All vehicles must have legal, transferable titles - Vehicles must meet detailed specifications (e.g., disabled airbags, intact body panels, tires holding air, fuel lines/tanks removed, clean interiors/exteriors) - Buses must seat 44+ passengers; trailers must meet size and capacity requirements - Vehicles do not need to be operational but must have key components present (e.g., motor, transmission, doors) - All vehicles and trailers must be used for USR extraction training and remain with the government - No specific OEMs, brands, or part numbers are specified; vendors must supply vehicles meeting the stated characteristics - Quantities are large, especially for sedans and pickups, indicating a significant procurement effort

Description

HDCSO USR Vehicles The Homeland Defense Civil Support Office has a requirement to acquire consumable Urban Search and Rescue (USR) vehicles, trailers, and buses to execute Urban Search Rescue (USR) vehicle rescue extraction training. This training is a command-directed requirement established to support two officially approved TRADOC (Training and Doctrine Command) Course Administrative Data documents.

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