The SEP will provide the emergency response equipment to the identified emergency response organizations to assist them in responding to emergencies in the communities where the Covered Refineries operate and where chemical processes are undertaken that the CAA regulates. XXXXX is obligated to expend Ten Million Dollars ($10,000,000), which includes all administrative costs associated with implementing the SEP, and costs incurred by contractors and other third parties selected by XXXXXXX to develop, implement, maintain, and administer the SEP.
A. Eight (8) large diameter fire hoses valued at $100,000 total.
B. Ten (10) fire nozzles valued at $50,000 total.
C. One (1) year supply of fire suppression foam valued at $20,000.
D. One hundred (100) Scott self-contained breathing apparatus face masks valued at $181,911 total.
E. Forty (40) Air-Pax X3 Pro SCBA harnesses valued at $214,247.20 total.
F. Twenty (20) Scott safety SCBA cylinders valued at $40,000 total.
G. Three (3) pumper fire engines with custom specifications valued at $2,400,000 total.
H. One (1) fire truck with custom specifications valued at $1,450,000.
I. Eight (8) ISG/Scott thermal imaging cameras valued at $68,000 total.
J. Eight (8) EMS chest compression machines (LUCAS chest device 3) valued at $136,000total.
TOTAL EQUIPMENT COST FOR THE CITY OF RICHMOND FIRE DEPARTMENT: Approximately $4,660,158.20
XXXXX intends to order the equipment described below for the XXXXXXXX Fire Department within one hundred eighty (180) Days following the Effective Date. Dependent on supplier capabilities, CUSA expects delivery within a reasonable time after the orders are placed. The SEP will be considered complete when each piece of equipment described below, or substantially similar equipment in the event the equipment listed below is not available, is delivered to the City of XXXXXX Fire Department. If necessary, substantially similar equipment will be purchased by XXXXXX after consultation with the City of XXXXXX Fire Department.
A. Thirty-one (31) Air-Pax X3 Pro SCBA harnesses valued at $181,815.53 total.
B. Seventy (70) Scott 45 minute Carbon Fiber Cylinders valued at $140,000 total.
C. Thirty (30) Scott Sight Full Kits with Left Side Communications Bracket valued at $62,000 total.
D. Fifty (50) Scott, Kevlar 4 Point Headnets with Voice Amp Bracket valued at $21,850 total.
E. Thirty (30) Scott EPIC 3 Radio Direct Interface Voice Amplifiers, Open Bracket Configuration valued at $19,902.27 total.
F. One (1) 19300 Basic Small Engine Repair Tool Kit valued at $500.
G. One (1) Life Pack AED and Component valued at $22,000.
H. One (1) 6 x LifePack 15 V4 – Cardiac Monitor and Associated Accessories valued at $261,149.48.
I. One (1) Bauer Unicus 4 13H-E3 Compressor valued at $58,000.
J. Twenty-six (26) batteries for portable radios valued at $3,892.99 total.
K. Thirty (30) Motorola APX 8000H All Band Portable Radios Model 3.5 valued at $257,260.83 total.
L. One (1) Emergency Utility Vehicle Ford F250 Super Duty + Electrical/Communications/Lighting Upgrades valued at $83,187.15.
M. One (1) Polaris Emergency Response vehicle valued at $50,614.27.
N. One (1) Matrice 210 Drone valued at $9,307.50.
O. One (1) Zenmuse xt 640X512 thermal camera valued at $10,950.
TOTAL EQUIPMENT COST FOR THE CITY OF XXXXXX FIRE DEPARTMENT: Approximately $1,182,430.02
XXXXX intends to order the equipment described below for the City of XXXXXXX Fire Department within one hundred eighty (180) Days following the Effective Date. Dependent on supplier capabilities, XXXXX expects delivery within a reasonable time after the orders are placed. The SEP will be considered complete when each piece of equipment described below, or substantially similar equipment in the event the equipment listed below is not available, is delivered to the City of XXXXXXX Fire Department. If necessary, substantially similar equipment will be purchased by XXXXX after consultation with the City of XXXXXX Fire Department.
A. Forty-five (45) Lions/Janesville CVBM-K7 Natural PBI Max V-Force Turnout Coats in various sizes valued at $63,000 total.
B. Forty-five (45) Lions/Janesville PVFM-K7 Natural PBI Max V-Force Belted Turnout Pants in various sizes valued at $45,000 total.
C. Forty-five (45) Phenix Helmets, NFPA 1500-2007 GR Yellow valued at $13,500 total.
D. Forty-five (45) Sam Brown 6” LA Style Leather Shields drilled for Phenix Helmet valued at $3,150 total.
E. Forty-five (45) Pro-tech Model Titan Short Cuff Structural Gloves in various sizes valued at $3,150 total.
F. Forty-five (45) Majestic Pac III / C6 Carbon Hoods valued at $3,150 total.
G. Forty-five (45) Thorogood 14” power HV Leather Structural Bunker Boots in various sizes valued at $22,500 total.
H. One (1) Forward Looking Infrared FLIR E4 @ – Infrared Camera with MSX 4,800 pixel detector valued at $2,000.
I. One (1) Res-Q-Jack Auto X 2 Strut Kit, 2 point standard kit valued at $6,500.
J. One (1) 2019 Ford F-250 Super duty XL Crew Cab with custom specifications valued at $85,000.
TOTAL EQUIPMENT COST FOR THE CITY OF EL SEGUNDO FIRE DEPARTMENT: Approximately $246,950
XXXXXX intends to order the equipment described below for the Department of Emergency Management for the City and County of XXXXXXX within one hundred eighty (180) Days following the Effective Date. Dependent on supplier capabilities, XXXXX expects delivery within a reasonable time after the orders are placed. The SEP will be considered complete when each piece of equipment described below, or substantially similar equipment in the event the equipment listed below is not available, is delivered to the Department of Emergency Management for the City and County of XXXXXXX. If necessary, substantially similar equipment will be purchased by XXXXXX after consultation with the Department of Emergency Management for the City and County of XXXXXXX.
A. Thirty-two (32) Iridium 9555 satellite phones valued at $48,115.86 total.
B. Forty-seven (47) personal radioactivity detectors valued at $45,120 total.
C. Forty (40) SCBA 60 minute Carbon Fiber Cylinders, valued at $80,000 total.
D. Twenty (20) SKED Basic Rescue Systems with cobra buckles valued at $17,500 total.
E. Ninety-one (91) Ferno scoop backboards valued at $109,200 total.
F. Five hundred (500) CMC Rescue webbings valued at $270 total.
TOTAL EQUIPMENT COST FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF XXXXXXXX: Approximately $300,205.86
CUSA intends to order the equipment described below for the Jackson County Office of Emergency Services within one hundred eighty (180) Days following the Effective Date. Dependent on supplier capabilities, XXXXXX expects delivery within a reasonable time after the orders are placed. The SEP will be considered complete when each piece of equipment described below, or substantially similar equipment in the event the equipment listed below is not available, is delivered to the Jackson County Office of Emergency Services. If necessary, substantially similar equipment will be purchased by CUSA after consultation with the Jackson County Office of Emergency Services.
A. Two (2) red 1500 gpm fire trucks with a 20 to 40 gallon foam cell with a 2 stage Hale pump including all NFPA equipment for a Class A pumper with custom specifications valued at $1,127,223 total.
B. One (1) air/light truck with custom specifications valued at $442,362.
C. Four (4) red Dodge 1500 crew cab Special Service Vehicles with 4-wheel drive valued at $240,000 total.
D. One (1) silver Dodge 1500 crew cab Special Service Vehicle with 4-wheel drive valued at $60,000.
E. Three (3) Rescue One 1673-X2 Connector Boats equipped with dive platform, control console, Rescue One Pro Power Outboard Motor, Light Rack, Fire boat fire pump and Night vision package and three (3) 1673-SS Transport Trailers valued at $144,000 total.
F. Twenty (20) 45 minute Scott Air Pak 75 4500 PSI self-contained breathing apparatus valued at $110,000 total.
G. Forty (40) spare 45 minute bottles valued at $80,000 total.
H. Ten (10) Scott Safety 4-strap face masks for Air Pak 75 self-contained breathing apparatus valued at $20,000 total.
I. One (1) 4×125 Night Scan XL 200 with handheld control valued at $25,000.
J. Four (4) Yuneec H520 Drone bundles for site reconnaissance including weatherproofing, valued at $30,000 total.
K. Sixteen (16) H520 5250mAh 4s/15.2V (79.8Wh) Lithium Polymer batteries for Yuneec drones valued at $3,360 total.
L. Four (4) Industrial H520 SC4000-4H Balancing Smart Chargers for Yuneec drones valued at $360 total.
M. Twelve (12) mobile 800 Motorola radios with digital and analog capability valued at $70,000 total.
N. Fifteen (15) Active Shooter Event Casualty Response Kits valued at $6,000 total.
O. One (1) Standard Decontamination Shower System valued at $4,000.
P. Four (4) Complete Darley Flow Test Kits for hydrants and fire pumps valued at $4,800 total.
Q. Four (4) Apparatus Flow Test Kits valued at $6,000 total.
R. Six (6) Pro/Pak Foam Systems valued at $9,000 total.
S. Fifteen (15) MV Fire/Rescue Crash Kits valued at $12,000 total.
T. Two (2) Air Hammer Super-Duty Rescue Kits valued at $5,600 total.
U. Four (4) Extricator Forcible Entry Kits valued at $24,000 total.
V. Twenty-five (25) Vertex Vented Rescue Helmets valued at $3,750 total.
W. Three (3) Telescoping Aluminum Support Kits, combined BC028 and BL623 kits valued at $14,100 total.
X. Twenty (20) Universal Swift Water Rescue Vests valued at $6,200 total.
Y. Three (3) CMC Rescue Rope Team Kits valued at $22,500 total.
Z. Three (3) SKED Basic Rescue Systems valued at $2,160 total.
AA. Three (3) SKED-EVAC Tripods valued at $5,700 total.
AB. Three (3) Rescue Kit 1 with Power Talk Boxes valued at $30,000 total.
AC. Ten (10) Hotstick Voltage Detectors valued at $4,150 total.
AD. Eight (8) Pelican Remote Area Lighting Systems valued at $16,000 total.
AE. One (1) Bauer Complete Compressor Air System-AFG Package valued at $60,000.
AF. Four (4) GasAlertMicroClip 4 Gas Detectors valued at $2,600 total.
AG. Four (4) Quad Gas Calibration kits for the 4 gas GasAlertMicroClip Detectors valued at $800 total.
AH. Four (4) Calibration Gas Regulators for the 4 gas GasAlertMicroClip Detectors valued at $800 total.
AI. Four (4) Micro Dock II GasAlert MicroClip Docking Stations valued at $2,400 total.
AJ. Four (4) Sensit Gold G2 Series 4 gas detectors with pumps valued at $8,800 total.
AK. Four (4) calibration kits for the Sensit Gold G2 Series 4 gas detector valued at $2,600 total.
AL. One (1) Kumatsu PC210LC-10 SLF Excavator trackhoe valued at $180,000.
TOTAL EQUIPMENT COST FOR THE JACKSON COUNTY OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES: Approximately $2,786,265
XXXXXX intends to order the equipment described below for the MDEQ within one hundred eighty (180) Days following the Effective Date. Dependent on supplier capabilities, XXXXX expects delivery within a reasonable time after the orders are placed. The SEP will be considered complete when each piece of equipment described below, or substantially similar equipment in the event the equipment listed below is not available, is delivered to the MDEQ. If necessary, substantially similar equipment will be purchased by CUSA after consultation with the MDEQ.
A. Two (2) 1 Ton 4WD Emergency Response trucks (Ford F350 XLT Diesel with custom specifications) valued at $150,000 total.
B. Two (2) 4WD Emergency Response trucks (Ford F150 XL SuperCab with 4WD) valued at $84,000 total.
C. One (1) 2WD Emergency Response truck (Ford F-150 XL SuperCab with 2WD) valued at $37,000.
D. Four (4) iPads to fly response drone and have data availability to responders during emergencies (Apple – iPad Pro 12.9-inch with Wi-Fi + Cellular – 256 GB) valued at $4,400 total.
E. One (1) Honda Pioneer 700 Deluxe UTV for statewide responses valued at $16,000.
F. One (1) Honda Pioneer 700-4 Deluxe UTVs for statewide responses valued at $20,000.
G. One (1) Tandem axle trailer for hauling UTV (2018 Big Tex 45SS-16 with Tailgate) valued at $2,500.
TOTAL EQUIPMENT COST FOR THE MDEQ: Approximately $313,900
XXXXX intends to order the equipment described below for the XXXXXXX Metro Fire Service Area within one hundred eighty (180) Days following the Effective Date. Dependent on supplier capabilities, XXXXXX expects delivery within a reasonable time after the orders are placed. The SEP will be considered complete when each piece of equipment described below, or
substantially similar equipment in the event the equipment listed below is not available, is delivered to the South Davis Metro Fire Service Area. If necessary, substantially similar equipment will be purchased by XXXXX after consultation with the XXXXXX Metro Fire Service Area.
A. One (1) Weatherpak MTR Surface Atmospheric Monitoring Station valued at $20,404.47.
B. One (1) 2019 Peterbuilt 337 26’-28’ diesel-powered box truck with hydraulic lift gate valued at $112,000.
C. One (1) custom shelving unit for box truck valued at $5,500.
D. One (1) Telescoping pole and retrieval hook attachment valued at $137.
E. Six (6) Hydrofluoric Acid Neutralizing Loose Absorbent kits valued at $570 total.
F. Six (6) Spill-X-S Solvent Adsorbent kits valued at $3,180 total.
G. Six (6) Spill-X-C Caustic-Neutralizing Adsorbent kits valued at $2,880 total.
H. One (1) Build-A-Berm Barrier Kit valued at $760.
I. Twelve (12) HAZMAX Regular Steel Toe Boots (various sizes) valued at $1,800 total.
J. Three (3) Safe N’ Clean™ SplashGuard Level D Coveralls (various sizes) valued at $690 total.
K. Six (6) Spill-X-A Acid-Neutralizing Adsorbent kits valued at $1,920 total.
L. Four (4) Coarse Bristle PRO-SWEEP™ Broom Head 24” and handles valued at $240 total.
M. Four (4) Non-sparking shovels valued at $300 total.
N. One (1) DrainBlocker Drain Cover and carrying bag valued at $575.
O. Eight (8) cases of PR40 All-Purpose Wipers valued at $880 total.
P. Four (4) HazMat Mat Pads valued at $480 total.
Q. Eight (8) Oil-Only Absorbent Mat Pad in Dispenser Boxes valued at $600 total.
R. Ten (10) Oil-Only Absorbent Booms valued at $1,250 total.
S. Eleven (11) EconoMax Booms valued at $6,600 total.
T. One hundred and eight (108) Lite-Dri Loose Absorbent kits valued at $2,160 total.
U. Four (4) Simplex™ Booms valued at $4,000 total.
V. One (1) pallet truck valued at $375.
W. One (1) stowaway platform valued at $360.
X. Four (4) Light Tower LED M18 Rocket Charger Kits valued at $2,260 total.
Y. One (1) T-Post Driver valued at $55.
Z. Twenty (20) 5’ T-Posts valued at $140 total.
AA. Ten (10) Vista Elite Paddle Vest personal flotation devices valued at $800 total.
AB. Four (4) Carlisle Econ T-Grip Canoe Paddles 48″ Black valued at $120 total.
AC. One (1) Lowe L1032 Jon Boat valued at $700.
AD. One (1) Thermo Scientific Gemini Handheld Analyzer valued at $106,322.85.
TOTAL EQUIPMENT COST FOR THE SOUTH DAVIS METRO FIRE SERVICE AREA: Approximately $278,059.32
XXXXXX intends to order the equipment described below for the XXXXXXX Fire Department within one hundred eighty (180) Days following the Effective Date. Dependent on supplier capabilities, XXXXXX expects delivery within a reasonable time after the orders are placed. The SEP will be considered complete when each piece of equipment described below, or substantially similar equipment in the event the equipment listed below is not available, is delivered to the XXXXXX Fire Department. If necessary, substantially similar equipment will be purchased by XXXXX after consultation with the XXXXXX City Fire Department.
A. One (1) Thermo Fisher TruDefender FTXi Handheld FTIR for chemical identification with three year warranty and service plan valued at $69,500.
B. One (1) Thermo Fisher FirstDefender RMS Handheld Chemical Identification with three year warranty and service plan valued at $65,000.
C. Eight (8) DuPont TK Tykem 10000 1991-1994 certified level A suits valued at $14,400 total.
D. One (1) Smith Detection LCD 3.3 chemical warfare agent and toxic industrial chemical detector valued at $10,000.
E. Two (2) Strategic Response Solutions Enhanced Decontamination Systems valued at $8,869.21 total.
F. Two (2) Strategic Response Solutions Synthetic Opioid decon modules valued at $3,411.73 total.
G. One (1) Kelso emergency rail response kit valued at $16,000.
H. One (1) Tanker tourniquet spill 911 valued at $868.32.
I. One (1) Magrite patch system MagPatch 6 valued at $10,567.65.
J. One (1) Chlorine Institute Cylinder Emergency Kit A valued at $2,741.32.
K. One (1) Chlorine Institute Cylinder Emergency Kit B valued at $2,792.27.
L. Two (2) DuPont Universal Pressure Test kits valued at $4,339.92 total.
M. One (1) Indian Springs Ammonia Cylinder Emergency Kit-NH valued at $2,872.20.
N. Two (2) Class D 30lb. extinguishers valued at $2,000 total.
O. Two (2) Purple K 20-30lb. extinguishers valued at $1,800 total.
P. One (1) Hazcat kit 2.0 resupply valued at $1,800.
Q. Ten (10) PhaseCore XPC Cooling Vests valued at $5,000 total.
R. Two (2) C03-0910-000 RAE Systems Gamma Radiation Sensors valued at $2,068.98 total.
S. Forty (40) Flash approved coveralls (various sizes) valued at $8,000 total.
TOTAL EQUIPMENT COST FOR THE XXXXXXX FIRE DEPARTMENT: Approximately $232,031.60
GRAND TOTAL SEP EQUIPMENT COST: Approximately $10,000,000.