Forklift Rental includes maintenance

SCOPE OF WORK The Joint Staff Hampton Roads (JSHR) has a rental and preventive maintenance (PM) requirement for: 1) Forklift, 5,000 lbs. capacity lift, Liquid Propane (LP) Driven for outdoor and limited indoor service STATEMENT OF WORK This equipment is required to support the JSSSO-HR for warehousing use and logistical support to area components at the Joint Staff Suffolk Complex, Department of Defense (DOD). The specific requirement is for an LP powered 5,000 lbs. capacity lift forklift for outdoor and limited indoor service with specific uses identified as follows: Indoor warehouse lifts exceeding the 3,000 lbs capacity of the warehouse electric/hard-wheeled lift Bulk equipment/pallet transfer and on/off loading of delivery tractor/trailers Placement of traffic control-barriers (5,000 lbs) using barriers as a random Anti-Terrorism (AT[RRF1] ) measure; particularly during increased regional force protection posture Utilize during outside facility work, i.e. crane ops, paving, preparation for destructive weather, mitigating “missile hazards”, sandbag ops, etc. Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) battery replacement movement and genset equipment repair/replacement lifts Event support; outdoor military events (sandbags, tent placement) Barrier placement for helo-pad certification/ops This equipment shall receive a preventative maintenance (PM) service in accordance with the following list, quarterly (four times per year). Technicians who are company certified [RRF2] with this type of equipment will conduct the PM. The service below will be accomplished ( Level 1 ). Perform Under hood Inspections Check motor oil and power steering Check coolant level and hoses Check fuel line for leaks Check all belt tensions Check fuel level Check batteries Perform Interior Inspections Check braking system and clutch Check steering system for proper operation and wear Check operation on the horn Check for an unobstructed view Check direction lever for proper operation Check all meters, gauges & control Check instrumentation and lights for proper function Check operator restraints/seat belts for proper operation and wear Check overhead guard for damage and overall condition Perform Exterior Inspections Check stop lights Check head, tail, direction lights Check clear, spot, warning lights Check tires, wheels, lug bolts Check hydraulic system for proper level Check Hydraulic hose condition Check steering mechanism Check drive line, universal joints Check forks and locks for proper condition and measure for wear Check propane tank for serviceability and leaks Check coupling devices Check for Fluid leaks on the mast, hydraulic, and motor/axles as applicable Perform General Checks Check hydraulic system for proper level Check brake system oil/fluid level Check exhaust system Check engine Check unit for safety defects in frame, function and operation Check chains for condition and measure for wear/adjust as necessary Check park brake and service brake for proper operation Check load backrest for damage and proper mounting Check operator presence system for proper function Check warning decals for legibility and proper visibility Check data plate condition for legibility and proper visibility, current ratings and values Check for proper operators manual[RRF3] [JSCJD(4] 2.0.4 The service below shall be accomplished in conjunction with the quarterly services annually or when 200 hours of operation are reached, whichever occurs first. Install a new fuel filter Grease of chassis and mast components Adjust ignition timing and engine idle speed Change the oil and install a new oil filter Install a new air filter Inspect the lift, distributor point, drive belt tension, spark plugs, cap and rotor 2.0.5 The service below shall be accomplished in conjunction with the quarterly services annually or when 600 hours of operation are reached, whichever occurs first. Replace hydraulic oil Inspect the lift chain tension, pedal free play, mast operation, carriage rollers, lift and tilt cylinder operation, hand brake, hydraulic oil pump, differential and transmission oil, fuel filter, PCV valve, and hoses Clean the radiator Replace the fuel filter Replace the hydraulic filter Adjust the clutch release bearing, mast support bushing, tilt cylinder pins and chassis links Emergency Repair/ Service This contract requires ‘emergency’ or unscheduled repair/service visits per year. If required, a service technician should become available and respond on- site within 72 business hours. This contract has a service labor and materials per occurrence amount for urgent and unexpected repairs. If the repair is below the labor and material dollar limit established in the contract for ‘Emergency Repair/Service’, the Government may authorize the actual repair of the equipment, otherwise it is beyond the scope of this contract. If the repair is authorized, the diagnostic costs shall be part of the repair invoiced amount. If the repair is not authorized, the diagnostic cost can be invoiced and paid as an emergency repair. 3.0 Deliverables Following all PM inspections, a written report will be provided that details the results of the inspection, the current hour meter (if equipped), and should include specific recommendations toward future remedial actions or upgrades. Any repair or upgrade recommendations should come with cost proposals. Upon completion of a PM inspection, the written report shall be provided to the COR and Technical Advisor within 30 calendar days.