The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is seeking quotations for portable wash stations to clean and disinfect the exterior surfaces of potentially contaminated vehicles. The stations should be designed to handle various sized vehicles, from passenger cars to 53-foot semi-trucks and trailers, and must be capable of operating in environments between -25F to +120F with humidity of 5% to 95%. The system should be powered independently, such as by a generator, and have the capability to hold water for continuous operation with minimal downtime. The USDA is looking for a system that can minimize water usage while achieving exterior vehicle cleaning, making vehicles visibly free of loose organic matter and soil.
Some key points to consider:
• The system must be capable of cleaning and disinfecting the exterior surfaces of vehicles, including the tops, undercarriage, tires, wheel wells, and sides.
• The system should be designed to handle odd-sized and dimensional equipment, such as skid steers, semi-trucks, wheel loaders, dump trailers, and mixer wagons.
• The system must be capable of operating in a variety of environments and weather conditions.
• The system should be powered independently, such as by a generator, and have the capability to hold water for continuous operation with minimal downtime.
• The USDA is looking for a system that can minimize water usage while achieving exterior vehicle cleaning, making vehicles visibly free of loose organic matter and soil.
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