Renovation of a fire / police facility in Smithville, Missouri. Completed plans call for the renovation of a fire / police facility.

The Smithville Area Fire Protection District is seeking bids for the installation of a source capture vehicle exhaust system. 1. Vendor shall provide and install a source capture vehicle exhaust removal system in accordance with manufacturers recommendations. 2. Installation will be in Smithville Area Fire Protection District, Fire Station #2, located a 341 Park Drive, Smithville, Missouri. 3. System shall serve 4 vehicles, in locations within the station as described in this document. 4. 2 vehicles will be parked 'double deep' in apparatus bay #4. 2 other vehicles will be parked in 2 parallel bays #3 and #2. 5. System shall directly attach to the exhaust pipe of 4 vehicles identified by the Fire District. 6. Vendor shall provide and install all necessary fittings or adapters for the exhaust removal system to properly connect to the vehicle exhaust pipe with little to no leak of exhaust gases. 7. Vehicle exhaust removal system shall be designed and installed in a manner which will allow little to no leak of vehicle exhaust gases within the building when the system is operating. 8. Exhaust removal system shall detect when the vehicle's motor is operating, automatically begin to operate, and remain attached to the vehicle until the vehicle exits the station, at which time the exhaust then vents into the outside atmosphere. 9. System shall continue to operate an amount of time necessary to remove all exhaust gases which may remain within the piping of the system. 10. When operating, the exhaust removal system shall vent all vehicle exhaust gases to a discharge point outside of the building. Vent discharge shall not be in a location where exhaust gases may be drawn back into the building via doors, other vents, or other air intakes. 11. Exhaust vent point shall be properly sealed to prevent the leak of water into the building and be protected to prevent any animal from gaining access to the vent opening or into the building. 12. Vendor shall make all necessary electrical and mechanical connections as needed for system to operate in accordance with manufacturer recommendations 313. Vendor shall use qualified mechanical and electrical contractors to ensure installation is safe, and exhaust removal system operates in accordance with manufacturer specifications. 14. Vendor shall provide all electrical parts and materials to properly connect exhaust removal system to existing electrical power available. 15. Vendor shall provide and install all necessary parts and materials to ensure that the exhaust removal system is not affected by the existing heating system in the apparatus bay, nor is the heating system affected by the installation of the exhaust removal system. 16. Following installation, vendor shall test the operation of the exhaust removal system with each apparatus. 17. Vendor shall provide training to fire district personnel on the proper operation and routine maintenance of the exhaust removal system. 18. Following the completion of the installation, vendor shall remove from the site and properly dispose of all trash or waste materials. 19. Before work commences, vendor shall provide documentation of general liability insurance, and workman's compensation insurance covering their business and their employees. 20. Vendor shall be responsible for obtaining any required permits before work commences. 21. Vendor shall provide details of warranty offered on the system. 22. Vendor shall insure the highest possible workmanship to provide the District the best possible performance of the vehicle exhaust system