Amendment #3, New Flyer Responses

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REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR
PURCHASE AND DELIVERY OF HEAVY DUTY BUSES
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
New Flyer Responses on 30 & 35 ft. buses
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
(N) REQUEST FOR APPROVED EQUALS
SUBMITTED BY: New Flyer of America Inc.
This form must be used for requested clarifications, changes, substitutes or approval of items equal to
items specified with a brand name, and must be submitted as far in advance of the Due Date as specified
in “Proposer Communications and Requests” (Section 1.1.2.2).
This form should be emailed to:[email protected] with “Questions, Clarifications, Approved
Equals” on the subject line.
Request Number: 1
Proposer: New Flyer of America Inc.
Email Address: [email protected]
Phone Number: (204)224-6240
Page Number: 7. Technical Spec
Section: Lighting
Questions/Clarifications or Approved Equal:
New Flyer requests approval to provide low floor 30' &35' buses where there are no lights in the engine
compartment
SRTA Response:
SRTA Denies this request.
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 2
Section: Bumpers
New Flyer requests approval to provide bus with integrated molded bumpers. The molded GRP
fiberglass pieces(supported by a steel frame) are easily replaceable and provide an enhanced aesthetic
appeal to the bus with color options available. Additionally, a weight savings is realized compared to
buses with traditional style bumpers. The molded bumpers(front and rear) may exhibit damage when
impacted with a flat perpendicular barrier at any speed.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 3
Section: Interior Side Trim Panels
New Flyer requests approval to provide a coach interior which is compliant to standards of FMVSS 302.
SRTA Response:
SRTA Approves this request, as long as it complies with Massachusetts standards.
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Request Number: 4
Section: Operator Storage
New Flyer request approval to provide a bus with Driver's storage area of 1600 cubic in.
SRTA Response:
SRTA approves of this request.
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Request Number: 5
Section: Wind Screen
New Flyer requests approval to provide low floor buses that do not include a clear Plexiglas wind screen.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 6
Section: Engine
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing a 30' & 35' bus with a Cummins ISB6.7 250hp 6 cylinder
turbocharged and intercooled diesel engine certified to EPA 2013 emission standards.
SRTA Response:
SRTA Denies this request. Please stay with the original specs.
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 7
Section: Engine
New Flyer would like to clarify that meeting this requirement is a design goal. However, Vehicle
performance testing has yet to be fully completed. It should also be noted that the MiDi bus design is
compliant to APTA whitebook vehicle performance requirements.
SRTA Response:
SRTA Denies this request. Please stay within the technical specs.
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 8
Section: Engine
New Flyer request approval to provide buses that are not capable of running Biodiesel. The intended fuel
is ultra low sulpher diesel on all of our proposed models.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 9
Section: Hybrid Option
New Flyer would like to clarify that we do not offer a hybrid system on our 30' & 35' MiDi bus models.
SRTA Response:
SRTA is reiterating that this procurement has hybrid options in it and there is potential funding
for the purchase of hybrid buses from this procurement. SRTA will entertain a request for
approved equal if there is an alternate system proposed.
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Request Number: 10
Section: Gauges
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing a bus that does not have gauges in the engine compartment.
Instead, these gauges can be accessed via the VDO LCD panel(in diagnostic mode) located on the
driver's instrument panel.
Please reference attachment.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 11
Section: Spinner II
New Flyer requests approval to provide 30' & 35' buses that do not include a Spinner II engine oil filter.
SRTA Response:
SRTA Denies this request. Please stay within the technical specs
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 12
Section: Fire Suppression
New Flyer requests approval to provide a Fogmaker Fire suppression system on our 30' & 35' models.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 13
Section: Transmission
New Flyer requests approval to provide a 30' & 35' bus with a 6 speed Allison B300R transmission.
SRTA Response:
SRTA approves this request.
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Request Number: 14
New Flyer requests approval to provide a retarder with a deceleration no greater than 0.77g when the
throttle is completely released.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 15
New Flyer requests approval to provide a maximum resulting deceleration of approx 0.2g
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 16
New Flyer requests approval to provide a retarder disable switch that is accessible to the driver but not
from the seated position.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 17
Section: Front Axles
New Flyer requests approval to provide Dana Axles with grease type bearings. The GAWR for the DANA
front axle is 11,023lbs. This axle is applicable to the 30' and 35' MiDi bus Diesel models that have a curb
weight of 18,500 lbs and 19,500 lbs respectivly.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 18
Section: Rear Axles
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing Dana Axles with grease type bearings. The GAWR for the
DANA rear axle is 20,812lbs. This axle is applicable to the 30' and 35' MiDi bus Diesel models that have a
curb weight of 18,500 lbs and 19,500 lbs respectively.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 19
Section: Wheels and Tires
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing a bus with spigot mounted 6.75” steel rims; powder coated
silver.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 20
Section: Brakes
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing a bus with out Microprocessor controlled ATC.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 21
Page Number: 17. Techincal Spec
Section: Brakes
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing a bus without an emergency air brake release.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 22
Section: Pneumatic Systems
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing a bus without retained caps on the air fittings
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 23
Section: HVAC
New Flyer's Proposal is based on providing a bus with a single hatch fitted to the roof and located
approximately over the rear axle.
SRTA Response:
SRTA approves on a single hatch on 30’ buses, but requests 2 hatches for the 35’ and 40’ buses.
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 24
Page Number: 21 Technical Spec
Section: HVAC
New Flyer's Proposal is based on providing a bus with a non-powered hatch fitted to the roof and located
approximately over the rear axle.
SRTA Response:
SRTA approves on a single hatch on 30’ buses, but requests 2 hatches for the 35’ and 40’ buses.
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 25
Section: Interior Lighting
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing Genuine Newflyer TCB lighting for the interior of the bus.
SRTA Response:
SRTA approves this request
.
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Request Number: 26
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing a bus with 2 round LED header lights in each door in-lieu of
the exterior mounted curb lights.
SRTA Response:
.
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Request Number: 27
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing a bus with out step lighting to upper deck. The interior roof
lighting is sufficient for visibility of steps. Please refer to attachment A Interior Lighting
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 28
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing a separated battery power supply as the backup system.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 29
Section: Doors
New Flyer's proposal is base on providinf a Plug style rear door. Please refer to attachment B Passenger
Door
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 30
Section: Doors
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing a bus that has neither sensitive edge nor class system. Doors
are fully driver operated.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 31
Page Number: 24 Tehcnial Spec
Section: Fare Collection
New Flyer's requires further details on the farebox in question (i.e. Dimmensions & modle)
SRTA Response:
The Scheidt and Bachman fare box dimensions are 41” height and 10 ½” in width.
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 32
Section: Windows
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing a vertically downward view that permits detection of an opbect
3 1/2 feet high no more than 31'' in front of the bus.
SRTA Response:
.
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Request Number: 33
Section: Windows
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing a bus that does not have a dark, shaded band.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 34
Section: Windows
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing 5mm tempered glass. Please refer to attachment C
Passenger Windows
SRTA Response:
.
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Request Number: 35
Section: Windows
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing a euro standard windows on the bus, the windows are not
considere "quick change" they are designed for ease of service and maintainability and are inherent to the
product.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 36
Section: Windows
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing a bus that has a side window light transmittance of 44% with
grey color, and a door glass of 72% no tint color.
SRTA Response:
.
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 37
Section: Mirrors
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing a curbside mirror that's lower edge is 78.5'' inches above the
street surface.
SRTA Response:
SRTA approves the high mirror but requests that the traditional mirror be an option.
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 38
Section: Seats
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing the USSC Evolution G2ELP driver's seat with air suspension.
SRTA Response:
SRTA approves of this, but requests what was in the specs as an option.
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 39
Section: Seats
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing a 30' bus with 24 passenger seats.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 40
Section: Seats
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing the Esteban Civic V2 seating. Please refer to attachment D
Passenger Seating
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 41
Section: Seats
New Flyer's proposal is based on the following Hip-to-knee measurments: Hip-to-knee room measured
from the center of the seating position, from the front of one seat back horizontally across the highest part
of the seat to a vertical surface immediately in front, shall be a minimum of 26 in. At all seating positions
in paired transverse seats immediately behind other seating positions, hip-to-knee room shall be no less
than 27 in.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 42
Section: Seats
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing a space of 19.7 inches between aisle seats at seated
passenger hip height.
SRTA Response:
.
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 43
Section: Seats
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing a bus without armrests.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 44
Page Number: 29 Technical spec
Section: BUS INTERIOR
New Flyer request approval to provide a bus that does not retain 11 in. High Advertising media cards near
the juncture of the bus ceiling and the side walls. However, space is available in this area for decals just
not cards. Please refer to attachment E decal area ppt
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 45
New Flyer requests approval to provide a bus with Tarabus smooth vinyl flooring.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 46
New Flyer requests approval to provide a bus without two waste baskets.
SRTA Response:
SRTA Approves this request. Please make additional waste baskets optional.
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 47
New Flyer requests approval to provide a bus without ad frame retainers mounted to the rear of the
operator's barrier.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 48
New Flyer request approval to provide a bus equipped with push button switches for passegner stop
requests and does not have pull cords. These push button switches are located at every applicable
vertical stanchion in the passenger area.
SRTA Response:
SRTA Denies this request. This could be offered as an option.
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 49
SYSTEM
Section: EXTERNAL ROUTE DISPLAY SIGN
New Flyer requests approval to provide a bus with Luminator Destinations signs for the front, curbside
and rear positions.
SRTA Response:
SRTA Approves this request. Please make additional signs optional.
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 50
SYSTEM
New Flyer requests approval to provide a bus without a dash mounted block number sign
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 51
Section: OPERATOR'S WORK AREA
New Flyer requests approval to provide a bus with fold away sun visors and not roller blinds.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 52
New Flyer requests to provide a bus with a start/run switch layout as outlined in the attached Driver's
Control's Sales Information Bulliten(SIB)
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 53
New Flyer requests approval to provide a bus with two separate on/off switches for the curb & street side
interior passenger lights.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 54
New Flyer Requests approval to provide a bus with switch locations and functionality as discribed in the
attachec Driver's Control's Sales Information Bulliten(SIB)
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 55
New Flyer requets approval to bus that does not use a chime sound to cue the driver and passengers of a
stop request. Instead a LED light mounted in the ceiling approximatly over the front axle is used to
visualy cue passengers. A dash light is used to cue the driver. Please refer to attachment F Driver
Control's
SRTA Response:
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Request Number: 56
New Flyer requests approval to provide a bus with air pressure and voltmeter levels viewable via an LCD
screen on the dash panel.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 57
New Flyer requests approval to provide a bus where the visual warning indicators (as listed on page 42)
are viewable via the LCD screen on the dash.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 58
Section: ELECTRICAL
New Flyer requets approval to not provide a bus with a KBI EC501.2 KAPower super capacitor. Batteries
are sufficient to start the MiDi bus.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 59
Section: ELECTRICAL
New Flyer requests approval to not provide a 110VAC to 12vDC convertor with automatic battery
disconnect.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 60
Section: PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM
New Flyer requests approval to provide a public address system manufactured by REI
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014‐01
Request Number: 61
New Flyer requests approval to provide a 6" diameter public address speakers manufactured by TCB
industries
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number: 62
Section: VIDEO SECURITY SYSTEM
New Flyer requests approval to provide a camera system with camera positions and angles based on our
standard layout.
Please refer to attachment G Camera system layout.
SRTA Response:
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New Flyer Questions on 40 Ft Bus
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
1
Page Number: 1
Proposer: New Flyer of America Inc,
Section: Technical Specifications
New Flyer requests confirmation that in fact a total of seven laptops (one for each system software) is
required. Standard practice is one laptop to host all the diagnostics.
SRTA Response:
SRTA is requesting 1 laptop for each consortium member (11 total). Each laptop
should contain all of the system software diagnostics.
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
2
Page Number: 1
New Flyer requests clarification if the Panasonic CF53 Toughbook Laptop computer will meet this
requirement.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number:
3
Page Number: 53
New Flyer requests clarification if this laptop is required in addition to the laptop listed on page 1 of the
same section.
SRTA Response:
SRTA clarifies that these are the same.
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
4
Page Number: 20
Section: Complete Bus
New Flyer requests approval to provide a 1-year/50,000 mile warranty (whichever occurs first) beginning
on the acceptance date of each bus. This is an industry standard.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
items specified with a brand name, and must be submitted as far in advance of the Due Date as
specified in “Proposer Communications and Requests” (Section 1.1.2.2).
Request Number:
5
Proposer: New Flyer of America
Inc, Email Address: [email protected]
Page Number: 23
Section: Reimbursements
New Flyer requests approval for SRTA to use New Flyer's easy to use on-line iWarranty system. With New Flyer’s easy to use
warranty system, SRTA can submit warranty claims on-line. When required, SRTA can process ‘coach down’ parts through
iWarranty and coordinate shipments of parts to the requested location. Other additional benefits of New Flyer’s iWarranty
system include
• Instant access to an electronic copy of your warranty;
• Self-service reporting capabilities, run standard reports or build your own custom reports;
• Tracking of warranty claims on a bus-by-bus basis;
• Visibility into the date your claims were paid along with the check number;
• Status updates on parts requests;
• Online maintenance of your warranty account information
Please refer to the attached iWarranty brochure for additional information.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
items specified with a brand name, and must be submitted as far in advance of the Due Date as
specified in “Proposer Communications and Requests” (Section 1.1.2.2).
Request Number:
6
Proposer: New Flyer of America
Inc, Email Address: [email protected]
Page Number: 20
Systems
Section: Propulsion Systems and Major Sub
New Flyer requests approval to provide a 3 year/150,000 mile (whichever occurs first) warranty on the
Leaks (water leaks from bus washer or rain) and a 2 years/unlimited miles warranty on the
Transmission. This is the standard warranty passed on to New Flyer from the Transmission supplier.
SRTA Response:
SRTA approves both of these request.
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
7
Page Number: 22
Section: Fleet Defects
New Flyer requests approval that no fleet defect coverage will apply to units that are out of warranty.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number:
8
Page Number: 42
New Flyer would like to clarify that electric wipers will sustain damage to motor gears or linkage if the
wiper arms are manually manipulated.
SRTA Response:
SRTA Acknowledges this.
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
9
Page Number: 43
Section: Operator's area
New Flyer would like to clarify that both the windshield wipers will park at the center vertical edge of the
windshield.
SRTA Response
SRTA acknowledges this.
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
10
Page Number: 44
Section: ELECTRICAL
New Flyer requests approval to provide a low floor bus that does not include a KBI EC501.2 KAPower
Module supercapacitor.
SRTA Response:
SRTA approves of this.
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
11
Page Number: 44
Section: ELECTRICAL
New Flyer requests approval to provide a bus that does not include a jump start connector.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
12
Page Number: 45
Section: Electrical
New Flyer requests approval to permit splicing at the supplier level when encountering a “fork “, when a
wire/signal is required to feed two locations, an ultrasonic splice will occur.
Please refer to attached documentation.
SRTA Response:
SRTA Denies this request. Please refer to the original specs.
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Request Number:
13
Page Number: 48
New Flyer requests approval to provide an REI (Radio Engineering Inc) Public Address system consisting of one
microphone, one exterior speaker, six interior speakers and one amplifier.
The microphone is a black gooseneck microphone and is installed in the upper, forward left corner of the driver. The
switch is located in the floor which allows a hands free operation.
The exterior speaker is located between the entrance door and the first curbside passenger window. It is protected
from the elements by a rectangular metallic baffle.
The six interior speakers are integrated into the light panel housing and distribute sound evenly inside the coach (two
in the front, two in the middle, and two in the back).
A single channel amplifier is located above the driver’s window. The proposed amplifier comes with a black
gooseneck microphone and a switch, which meets all ADA requirements.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number:
14
Page Number: 54
Section: RADIO
New Flyer requests approval to provide a low floor bus that does not come equipped with a radio.
SRTA Response:
SRTA approves this request PROVIDED that there is a location to mount the radio.
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Request Number:
15
Page Number: 55
Section: EMERGENCY ALARM
New Flyer requests approval to provide a covert alarm switch manufactured by Siemens Continental, P/N
25T005B. Please refer to the attached drawing.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number:
16
Page Number: 3
Section: BASIC BODY
New Flyer requests approval to provide a steel firewall which will comply with Docket 90 and ASTM E119
as follows: the firewall is a steel panel on the engine compartment side plus various insulation materials
and the interior panel. The steel panel is fireproof according to the white book definition (melting point
greater than 2000 F {1093C}) However, docket 90 requires that the average interior surface temperature
not rise more than 250F (121C) at the end of the test. The portion of the firewall with the least thermal
insulation is the kick panel below the rear cross seat. It consists of steel, 0.5 inch (13mm) plywood, and
flooring rubber. After 22 minutes, the interior temperature was exceeded per the test report.
SRTA Response:
SRTA denies this request. Please refer to the original specs.
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Request Number:
17
Page Number: 4
Section: BASIC BODY
New Flyer requests approval to provide a crane hook with a 1.25 in. (31.8 mm) throat.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number:
18
Page Number: 4
Section: BASIC BODY
New Flyer requests approval to provide buses where, similar to the floor and bus walls, the surface edges
of the wheel housing will be blended with a circular section of about 1/4 inch radius to the floor which
prevents debris from accumulating between the floor and wheel housings.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number:
19
Page Number: 4
Section: BASIC BODY
New Flyer requests approval to provide a plywood floor mainly retained by adhesives (Sika) with limited
use of 410 stainless steel fasteners compatible with our ergonomically friendly stand up drill/screw gun.
The joints are filled with 7700 series adhesive and rough surface areas are faired with Sika-force 7780
and sanded smooth where required.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number:
20
Page Number: 4
Section: BASIC BODY
New Flyer requests approval to provide a floor covering which will be able to withstand a static load of at
least 150 lbs applied through a flat end of a two-inch diameter rod with a 1/32nd inch radius without
permanent visible deformation.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
21
Page Number: 4
Section: BASIC BODY
The forward five (5) feet of the upper level floor has been designed with a lightweight durable molded
"Rhinokore honey comb core with polyester resin" composite which incorporates a stylized step up to the
upper level and encompasses the fuel tank on the 40 ft bus.
New Flyer requests approval.
SRTA Response:
SRTA Approves this request.
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Request Number:
22
Page Number: 4
Section: BASIC BODY
New Flyer requests approval to provide a 17.2” (437 mm) step up to the driver’s platform. The farebox
pedestal serves an intermediate step. The seat height provides the driver with clear field of view of the
ground in front and at each side of the bus.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number:
23
Page Number: 5
Section: BASIC BODY
New Flyer requests approval to provide a low floor bus where lower exterior panels will not be provided.
SRTA Response:
SRTA denies this request. Panels need to be changeable.
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Request Number:
24
Page Number: 6
Section: BASIC BODY
New Flyer requests approval to provide a rear recessed, front screwed license plate.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number:
25
Page Number: 6
Section: BASIC BODY
New Flyer requests approval to provide top hinged doors with locking gas struts.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number:
26
Page Number: 6
Section: BASIC BODY
New Flyer requests approval to provide latches openable with a key.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number:
27
Page Number: 6
Section: BASIC BODY
New Flyer requests approval to provide a heavy duty 3/16” polyethylene plastic enclosure with a battery
tray constructed of polyethylene plastic mounted on a stainless steel sub-frame for support. The tray
easily slides out on stainless steel rollers.
Please refer to the attached information.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number:
28
Page Number: 8
Section: BASIC BODY
New Flyer requests approval to delete the anti-graffiti coating feature on our proposed buses. New Flyer
will provide high gloss Arborite melamine panels on side wall window down which are effective due to its’
natural Anti-graffiti surface properties.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number:
29
Page Number: 8
Section:BASIC BODY
New Flyer requests approval to supply anodized aluminum trim in areas where stainless steel trim cannot
properly be formed for the given application.
SRTA Response:
SRTA denies this request.
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Request Number:
30
Page Number: 8
Section: BASIC BODY
New Flyer requests approval to provide a communications box, Secure Diagnostic Station (SDS) box,
located on the wheelhouse where the forward wall of the box acts as the upper portion of the barrier and
the wheelhouse as the lower portion separating the operator from the street-side front passenger seat
there by precluding the need for a separate barrier. The SDS box is made of fiberglass and painted black
to minimize the glare and reflections that may impact the driver’s sightline(s).
SRTA Response:
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Request Number:
31
Page Number: 9
Section: BASIC BODY
New Flyer request approval to provide modesty panels which are extended about 6 inches higher than
the daylight opening of the side windows.
SRTA Response:
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Request Number:
32
Page Number: 9
Section: ENGINE
New Flyer requests approval to provide buses that achieve a top road speed of 65mph on a straight level
road.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
33
Page Number: 11
Section: ENGINE
New Flyer requests approval to provide an electronic gauge C-COM which precludes the requirement of
separate mechanical gauges incorporating all functions in one gauge.
SRTA Response:
SRTA Denies this request. Please refer to the technical specs.
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
34
Page Number: 11
Section: ENGINE
New Flyer requests approval to provide a low floor bus where a Spinner II Model will not be provided.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
35
Page Number: 11
Section: ENGINE
INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
36
Page Number: 12
Section: ENGINE
New Flyer requests approval to provide flexible fuel and air lines which are manufactured by Manuli and
come equipped with plated steel fittings.
SRTA Response:
SRTA Denies this request. Please refer to original specs.
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
37
Page Number: 12
Section: ENGINE
Questions:
INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
38
Page Number: 12
Section: ENGINE
New Flyer requests approval to provide a fuel tank constructed of cross-linked polyethylene which still
contains the necessary baffles required to control the moving of the liquid inside the tank.
Please refer to the attached documentation.
SRTA Response:
SRTA Approves this request. Please provide an option for a corrosive resistant stainless steel
tank.
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
39
Page Number: 13
Section: ENGINE
New Flyer requests approval to provide a fuel filler located 7 to 32 feet behind the centerline of the front
door on the curbside of the bus.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
40
Page Number: 14
Section: AXLE
New Flyer requests amending this statement.
New Flyer performs testing to simulate the motion of going over road hazards in the Altoona testing to ensure there is
no inadvertent alteration or distortion of the steering structure in accordance to the APTA White Book;
“The bus, loaded to GVWR and under static conditions, shall not exhibit deflection or deformation that impairs the
operation of the steering mechanism, doors, windows, passenger escape mechanisms or service doors.
Static conditions shall include the vehicle at rest with any one wheel or dual set of wheels on a 6 in. curb or in a 6 in.
deep hole.”
However, driver habits, terrain, environmental conditions, plus the operating profile are out of New Flyer’s control
therefore, New Flyer cannot guarantee or promise there will be no damages to the steering elements.
New Flyer requests approval
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
41
Page Number: 14
Section: AXLES
New Flyer requests approval to provide the M.A.N. VOK-07F, a front axle and the HY-1336-F rear axle with disk
brakes.
The front axle is a cast iron, dropped beam with hollow section; steered, non-driven type axle.
The maximum axle load is 15,873 on the front axle.
The rear axle is a rigid, driven, non-steerable axle made of high-quality spherical center castings, utilizing a singlestage power reduction gear train.
The maximum axle load is 28,660 lbs for the rear axle.
5 years or 300,000 miles warranty is provided at no extra charge.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
42
Page Number: 15
Section: AXLE
New Flyer’s grease fittings are not all accessible to allow a rigid tube end grease gun to be used. A
flexible hose end will be required.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
43
Page Number: 15
Section: WHEELS AND TIRES
New Flyer requests approval to provide Alcoa 22.5" x 8.25" aluminum, machined (brushed) finish wheels.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
44
Page Number: 15
Section: WHEEL AND TIRE
New Flyer requests approval to remove this requirement from the base diesel configuration. New Flyer
will provide this as an optional item should Agencies be interested in purchasing this component.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
45
Page Number: 16
Section: BRAKES
New Flyer requests approval to provide a brake force to activate the brake pedal control which shall be an
essentially linear function of the bus deceleration rate and shall not exceed 70 pounds at a point 7 inches
above the heel point of the pedal to achieve maximum braking.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
46
Page Number: 16
Section: BRAKE
New Flyer requests approval to provide disc brakes without the visible stroke indicators as this feature is
not applicable to a disc brake system.
The brake chamber pushrod is totally enclosed and sealed against the caliper, therefore not visible. This
is done to improve reliability of the brake system.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
47
Page Number: 16
Section: BRAKES
New Flyer requests approval to provide front M.A.N. axles with “Unitized”, non-serviceable, maintenance
free wheel bearings. Oil seals are not an available option on the front M.A.N. axles New Flyer is
proposing. The wheel bearings are lubricated for life. There is no need to change the grease in the hubs
unless a wheel hub is leaking and needs new seals. The hubs shall only be re-greased, when the hub is
off the axle and need to be disassembled.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
48
Page Number: 16
Section: BRAKE
New Flyer requests approval to provide M.A.N. disc brakes with ABS on the proposed bus.
The disc brake system does not use S-Cam system or automatic slack adjusters.
The M.A.N. disc brake axles are equipped with MGM type 20 front brake chamber and MGM MJB 2024ET753 rear
brake chambers. The rotor diameter is 17inches, the swept area is 636.4 SQ inches, and the pad area is 31 SQ
inches. The brake provided is common to front and rear wheels.
Manufacturer...MGM Brakes
Type.............. 24L
Maximum Operating Pressure
........................130.5 psi (9.0 Bar)
Air Volume at Full Stroke (100 psi)
.........................58.7 cu. in. (963 cc)
Maximum Stroke...2.5" (64 mm)
M.A.N. has advised New Flyer that the rotor disc may be machined on either side, but the overall thickness of the
disc cannot be less than 37 mm. Discs less than 37mm thick have to be replaced
The proposed disc brakes will greatly reduce the life-cycle costs over the anticipated 12 year service life of the buses
being proposed.
Please note that this feature (disc brake) is inherent to our proposed bus design.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
49
Page Number: 17
Section: BRAKE
New Flyer requests approval to provide a low floor bus that does not include an emergency park brake
release.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
50
Page Number: 17
Section: BRAKE
New Flyer would like to clarify that retained caps on tow fittings are not provided.
Please note, the pressure relief valve and fillers are not required and not provided. If required, retained
caps can be provided for the engine compartment air connection.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
51
Page Number: 18
Section: BRAKE
New Flyer's proposal is based on providing an additional colour for air lines;
Blue
= Suspension.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
52
Page Number: 18
Section: BRAKES
New Flyer requests approval to provide a supporting interval for both rigid and flexible lines of 30 inches
or less.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
53
Page Number: 18
Section: BRAKES
New Flyer would like to clarify that the air tanks are located near the ceiling on the interior of the bus with
drain lines leading to remote drain valves. The tanks are not fitted with clean out plugs. New Flyer will
supply four (4) drain valves conveniently located approximately at the lower edge of the vehicle.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
54
Page Number: 21
Section: BRAKES
New Flyer requests approval to provide a low floor bus that does not include entrance or exit area
heaters.
SRTA Response:
SRTA Denies this request. Please refer to original specs .
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
55
Page Number: 21
Section: INTERIOR LIGHTING
New Flyer requests approval to provide New Flyer (TCB) interior lights which are inherent to our bus
design. The covers are an esthetically pleasing with one continuous piece of polycarbonate without gaps.
Based on the desgined life of the LED lights and a 12 year warranty on the lighting system, there is no
requirement for servicing.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
56
Page Number: 22
New Flyer requests approval to provide a low floor bus that does not include photo sensors.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
57
Page Number: 22
New Flyer requests approval to provide a low floor bus that does not include individual driver modules for
each light fixture.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
58
Page Number: 22
Section: INTERIOR LIGHT
New Flyer requests approval to provide a low floor bus that does not include an emergency backup
system.
SRTA Response:
SRTA Denies this request. Please refer to original specs
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
59
Page Number: 25
Section: WINDOWS
New Flyer requests approval to provide emergency instructions on both a metal plate and sticky decals.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
60
Page Number: 26
Section: WINDOWS
New Flyer requests approval to provide 44% light transmittance on the front and rear doors.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
61
Page Number: 29
New Flyer requests approval to provide ceiling panels constructed of ABS plastic. ABS provides the
moulding capacity required at the roof of our Xcelsior buses.
Please note that this a standard offering on the proposed buses.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
62
Page Number: 30
New Flyer requests approval to provide Tarabus Anthracite 6727 Sirius NT (2.2 mm / 0.086" thick), for
aisle and underseats.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
63
Page Number: 30
New Flyer requests approval to provide a plastic ring placed on perimeter of access panel secured with
stainless steel screws.
New Flyer wishes to clarify that there is no retaining ring on the floor access door. The door is inlaid into
the floor and flooring material is installed over top of the polyurethane door. The item that appears to be
trim is the door itself, and will last the life of the bus under normal conditions.
SRTA Response:
SRTA Approves this request. Please refer to original specs
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
64
Page Number: 30
New Flyer requests approval to provide a low floor bus that has one waste basket.
SRTA Response:
SRTA Approves this request. Please make additional waste baskets optional.
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
65
Page Number: 30
New Flyer requests approval to provide a low floor bus that has one, 17"x11" advertising frame
manufactured by Yarder MFG Company.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
66
Page Number: 30
New Flyer requests approval to provide a low floor bus that has one, 17"x11" advertising frame
manufactured by Yarder MFG Company.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
67
Page Number: 31
Section: PAINT & DECALS
Painting shall be in accordance with New Flyer’s paint standard.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
68
Page Number: 32
Section: PAINT AND DECALS
Painting shall be in accordance with New Flyer’s paint standard.
Please refer to the attached documentation provided with AE#68.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
69
Page Number: 32
Section: WHEELCHAIR
New Flyer requests approval to provide New Flyer’s patented self contained, modular Flip Type ramp that
is stored in a stainless steel box mounted into the floor of the bus. The non-skid, 3/16 inch thick
aluminum ramp platform has a clear width of 32.25 inches, a length of 47.6 inches and is rated at 660 lbs.
with a deployment angle ratio of 1:7. The ramp exceeds ADA requirements.
SRTA Response:
SRTA Approves this request. Please provide alternative models as options.
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
70
Page Number: 37
New Flyer requests approval to provide an operator storage box located behind the operator’s seat with
dimension of 19.5” x 12” x 9.5”. Please note that this box is tapered to accommodate the driver’s seat
recline angle. . Due to space limitation, it will provide about 0.55 cubic foot capacity.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
71
Page Number: 38
The master run switch shall be labeled, “Stop Engine, Day Run, Night Run, and Night Park”. With
exception of the hazard light, radio, and farebox, all other systems are powered off by the PLC control; ½
hour after the master run switch is placed in the “OFF” position.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
72
Page Number: 10
Section: ENGINE
New Flyer would like to clarify that we do not offer the ISE/Siemens hybrid systems.
SRTA Response:
SRTA is reiterating that this procurement has hybrid options in it and there is potential funding
for the purchase of hybrid buses from this procurement. SRTA will entertain a request for
approved equal if there is an alternate system proposed.
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
73
Page Number: 15
Section: basic body
New Flyer requests approval to provide a warning light that is 2.5"in diameter.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
74
Page Number: 16
Section: BRAKE
New Flyer requests approval to provide a non-adjustable braking effort feature which is permanently set
to 45 PSI to be equivalent to the service brake application.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
75
Page Number: 21
CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT
Section: HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR
New Flyer requests approval to provide air directly to the driver ducted from the main evaporator outlet.
This is possible due to the proximity of the HVAC unit and the position of the air vents to the bus interior.
Air will always be available through a control vent to the upper left of the driver.
There are three (3) sources of air to the driver from the Driver's Panel Louver - 448 cfm of air will be
available.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
76
Page Number: 21
New Flyer requests approval to provide one one basic, manually operated 24" X 24 hatch at the rear ".
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
77
Page Number: 21
New Flyer requests approval to provide one one basic, manually operated hatch at the rear 24" X 24".
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
78
Page Number: 34
SYSTEM
New Flyer requests approval to provide a 14 row x 108 column side sign with a 4.25 x 42.25 inch display
height and width.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
79
Page Number: 42
New Flyer requests approval to provide an accelerator pedal angled at 45 degrees at the point of initiation
contact.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
80
Page Number: 42
New Flyer requests approval to provide the accelerator pedal with a nominal pedal force of approximately
2.95 ft-lbs. at start travel and 5.51 ft-lbs. at full pedal travel force.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
81
Page Number: 42
New Flyer requests approval to provide a brake force to activate the brake pedal control which shall be an
essentially linear function of the bus deceleration rate and shall not exceed 70 pounds at a point 7 inches
above the heel point of the pedal to achieve maximum braking.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
82
Page Number: 42
New Flyer requests approval to provide a turn signal platform angled at a maximum of 37 degrees.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
83
Page Number: 44
Section: ELECTRICAL
New Flyer requests approval to provide a low floor bus that does not include a jump start connector.
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
84
Page Number: 19
Section: L. Inspection/Acceptance/Payment
New Flyer requests approval to insert the following paragraph to the end of this section:
“If the SRTA does not notify the Contractor of non-acceptance within such period, then acceptance of the
bus by the SRTA shall be deemed to have occurred on the 12th day after delivery of the bus.
Acceptance shall occur earlier if the SRTA notifies the Contractor of early acceptance of the bus or places
the bus into revenue service.”
SRTA Response:
SRTA makes this 1 clarification
“If the SRTA does not notify the Contractor of non-acceptance within such period, then acceptance of the
bus by the SRTA shall be deemed to have occurred on the 12th business day after delivery of the bus.
Acceptance shall occur earlier if the SRTA notifies the Contractor of early acceptance of the bus or places
the bus into revenue service.”
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
84
Page Number: 19
Section: Inspection/Acceptance/Payment
New Flyer requests to remove the words "intends to" and replace them with "shall pay” the Contractor
within thirty (30) calendar days of the final acceptance of each of the coaches or spare components
delivered to the SRTA.
SRTA Response:
SRTA accepts the following language.
shall pay the Contractor within forty-five (45) calendar days of the final acceptance of each of the
coaches or spare components delivered to the SRTA.
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
85
Page Number: 19
Section: M. Liquidated Damages
New Flyer requests approval to change five (5) calendar days to twenty one (21) calendar days.
SRTA Response:
SRTA will accept ten (10) calendar days.
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
86
Page Number: 29
Section: V. Data Rights
New Flyer requests approval to amend this paragraph to read:
The SRTA reserves a royalty-free, non-exclusive and irrevocable license to reproduce, and use the
following subject data in order to maintain the vehicles
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
87
Proposer: New Flyer of
America Inc, Email Address: [email protected] Phone Number:
(204)224-6240
Page Number: Sample Agreement
Section: Section 4, OWNERSHIP OF
WORK
New Flyer requests approval to remove Section 4, OWNERSHIP OF WORK from the sample
agreement as it is contrary to Section 13v on page 29 of the RFP
SRTA Response:
New 4. OWNERSHIP OF WORK
All reports, designs, drawings, plans, specifications, schedules, and other materials prepared, or in the process
of being prepared for the services to be performed by CONTRACTOR (with the exception of those items set
forth in Section 13V) are and shall be the property of the SRTA. The SRTA shall be entitled to copies and
access to these materials during the progress of the work. Any such materials remaining in the hands of the
CONTRACTOR or in the hands of any subcontractor upon completion or termination of the work shall be
immediately delivered to the SRTA. If any materials are lost, damaged, or destroyed before final delivery to the
SRTA, the CONTRACTOR shall replace them at its own expense and the CONTRACTOR assumes all risks
of loss, damage, or destruction of or to such materials. The CONTRACTOR may retain a copy of all material
produced under this Agreement for its use in its general business activities.
New V.
Data Rights
Proprietary Rights/Riahts in Data
The term "subject data" used in this clause means recorded information, whether or not copyrighted, that is
delivered or specified to be delivered under the Contract resulting from this solicitation.
Included are the proprietary rights of:


Technical data including manuals or instruction materials, computer or
microprocessor software;
Patented materials, equipment, devise or processes; and
License requirements
The SRTA shall protect proprietary information provided by the Contractor to the fullest extent of the law.
The contractor shall grant a royalty-free, perpetual, non-exclusive license to allow the SRTA to utilize such
information in order to maintain the vehicles.
The SRTA reserves a royalty-free, non-exclusive and irrevocable license to reproduce, publish, or otherwise
use, and to authorize others to use, the following subject data for its purposes:
1.
Any subject data required to be developed and first produced in the performance
of the Contract and specifically paid for as such under the Contract whether or not
a copyright has been obtained:
2.
Any rights of copyrights to which the Contractor, subcontractor or supplier
purchases ownership for the purpose of performance of the Contract and
specifically paid for as such under the Contract: and
The Contractor agrees to include the requirements of this clause, modified as
necessary to identify the affected parties, in each subcontract and supply order
placed
under
the
Contract.
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
88
Section: 14. Indmenification
New Flyer requests approval to revise this section to read:
The CONTRACTOR shall indemnify, keep and save harmless the SRTA, and its directors, officers, agents and employees against
any and all suits, claims, or actions of "third parties" arising out of any injury to persons or property, including but not limited to
damages arising from the infringement of intellectual property rights of third parties, that may occur, or that may be alleged to have
occurred, arising from the performance of this Agreement by the CONTRACTOR caused by a negligent act or omission of the
CONTRACTOR or its employees, subcontractors or agents. The CONTRACTOR further agrees to defend any and all such actions,
suits, or claims and pay all charges of attorneys and all other incurred costs and expenses. If any judgment is rendered against the
SRTA or any of the other individuals enumerated above in any such action, CONTRACTOR shall, at its expense, satisfy and
discharge the same. This indemnification shall survive termination or expiration of this Agreement.
SRTA Response:
New Section 14 Indemnification
The CONTRACTOR shall indemnify, keep and save harmless the SRTA, and its directors, officers, agents and employees against any
and all suits, claims, or actions of "third parties" arising out of any injury to persons or property, including but not limited to damages
arising from the infringement of intellectual property rights of third parties, that may occur, or that may be alleged to have occurred, arising
from the performance of this Agreement by the CONTRACTOR caused by a negligent act or omission of the CONTRACTOR or its
employees, subcontractors or agents. The CONTRACTOR further agrees to defend any and all such actions, suits, or claims and pay all
charges of attorneys and all other incurred costs and expenses. If any judgment is rendered against the SRTA or any of the other
individuals enumerated above in any such action, CONTRACTOR shall, at its expense, satisfy and discharge the same. Thisindemnification shall survive termination or expiration of this Agreement.
The obligations of the Contractor under the above paragraph shall not extend to circumstances where the injury, death or damages are
caused solely by the negligent acts, errors or omissions of the Agency, its officer, employees, agents or consultants, including, without
limitations, negligence in: (1) the preparation of the Contract documents, or (2) the giving of directions or instructions with respect to
the requirements of the Contract by written order. The obligations of the Contractor shall not extend to circumstances where the injury,
death or damages are caused, in whole or in part, by the negligence of any third-party operator, not including an assignee or
Subcontractor of the Contractor, subject to the right of contribution. In cast of joint or concurrent negligence of the parties giving rise
to a claim or loss against either one or both, each shall have full right of contribution from the other.
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
89
Section: 16. Compensation
“Notwithstanding else contained herein, in the event that a price adjustment is required in respect of
changes that are mandatory as a result of legislation or regulations that become effective after the date
hereof, such price adjustment shall be negotiated in good faith by the SRTA and the Contractor.”
SRTA Response:
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
90
Page Number: 0
Section: 17. Manner of Payments
New Flyer requests approval to remove "endeaver to" from this section.
SRTA Response:
SRTA accepts the following language.
17.
MANNER OF PAYMENT
SRTA shall pay the full price of each bus upon issuance of final acceptance of the bus and receipt of an
approved invoice, as provided for in the RFP. Invoice entries shall conform to the rates specified in the
Cost Proposal set forth in Exhibit B, as agreed upon. The SRTA will pay approved invoices within 45
days of their receipt. Invoices shall be mailed or delivered to the SRTA at 700 Pleasant Street,
Suite 320, New Bedford MA 02740.
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
91
Page Number: 0
Section: 22. Termination
New Flyer requests approval to amend the following paragraph to read:
If the Agreement is terminated for any reason other than a default by CONTRACTOR, the SRTA shall pay
to CONTRACTOR in accordance with the provisions of Sections 16 and 17 all sums actually due and
owing from the SRTA "Including profit" for all services performed and all expenses incurred up to the day
written notice of termination is given, plus any costs reasonably and necessarily incurred by
CONTRACTOR to effect such or termination. If the Agreement is terminated for default, the SRTA shall
only pay CONTRACTOR the contract price for goods delivered and accepted in accordance with the
requirements set forth in this contract.
SRTA Response:
If the Agreement is terminated for any reason other than a default by CONTRACTOR, the SRTA shall pay
to CONTRACTOR in accordance with the provisions of Sections 16 and 17 all sums actually due and
owing from the SRTA "Including a prorated portion of the profit as agreed upon in the prospective
contract" for all services performed and all expenses incurred up to the day written notice of termination
is given, plus any costs reasonably and necessarily incurred by CONTRACTOR to effect such or
termination. If the Agreement is terminated for default, the SRTA shall only pay CONTRACTOR the
contract price for goods delivered and accepted in accordance with the requirements set forth in this
contract.
RFP SRTA 2014-01
Request Number:
92
INSPECTION OF RECORDS
Section: 23. MAINTENANCE, AUDIT AND
“The SRTA and its representatives and agents agree to enter into a confidentiality agreement with the
Contractor prior to commencing an audit, review or analysis in order to protect and maintain the
confidentiality of the Contractor’s information.”
SRTA Response:

Amendment #3, New Flyer Responses

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