Operational Testing of Aerial Devices

The City of Omaha is seeking a qualified company to perform operational testing of sixteen aerial devices. The testing must include a five-year non-destructive test, and the company must have experience in inspecting fire pumpers and aerial devices for at least five years. The testing will be conducted at the City of Omaha's Training Facility during the month of September, with no more than two fire vehicles inspected each day. The company must provide a complete outline of services, including a list of municipalities with similar devices that have been tested, and a list of aerial manufacturer's devices that have been tested. The company must also provide proof of liability insurance and comply with all applicable standards, including NFPA 1911 and OSHA regulations. Some key aspects of the job include: • Visual inspection of the aerial devices, including outriggers, chassis, pedestal, rotation bearing, turntable, and bucket • Hydraulic system inspection, including hydraulic lines, cylinders, and components • Acoustic emission test, magnetic particle inspection, and ultrasonic inspection • Functional and operational testing of the aerial devices • Providing a comprehensive test report, including all findings and results