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1.5.5. All hoses, wires, and pipes shall be routed to be clear of all heat sources and shall be routed, secured otherwise protected from any present or potential source of snags, abrasions, or sharp edges. 1.5.6. All operator controls shall be clearly labeled as to function and operational position(s). 1.5.7. The outreach vehicle shall meet or exceed all applicable federal and state OSHA requirements. 1.6. Guarantee 1.6.1. The successful vendor shall furnish a warranty stating that the equipment is suitable for the service intended in accordance with the specifications.The vendor shall also furnish the City with a minimum FULL ONE (1)YEAR WARRANTY and shall agree to replace and install without charge, within the warranty, any defective part or parts not suitable for the service intended or found to be defective due to poor workmanship. The proposal will be weighted toward longer warranties and vendor is encouraged to offer, as an option the longest available extended warranties with related literature and their costs. Warranty period shall start on the date the unit is registered and insured to the Town of Natick. 1.6.2. All warranty work shall be completed by the vendor within a reasonable time. The city reserves the right to schedule and complete warranty work at a local facility of its choice if requests for resolution are not satisfied in a reasonable time frame. Vendor shall be given proper notice of such intent prior to execution and an invoice shall be forwarded to the vendor for payment. 1.6.3. That the city may be assured of being able to maintain and repair equipment purchased,there shall be a local service facility with a stock of repair parts identified with the vendor's proposal. These specifications also require that common wear parts such as filters and hoses be available within 24 hours and all other parts within 48 hours. 1.6.4. Bid submittal shall list names, locations, and contact information for body and component assembly warranty, parts support, and technical support within a 100- mile radius of Pleasanton CA. This list shall include facilities related to chassis, body, generator system, conversion, etc. 1.7. Inspections 1.7.1. The city may make inspection visits during the vehicle conversion to help ensure specification compliance and trouble-free delivery. If the equipment/vehicle(s) is inspected after delivery and rejected because of deficiencies, it shall be the vendor's responsibility to pick up the vehicle, make the necessary corrections, and re-deliver the vehicle for inspection and acceptance. Payment and/or the commencement of a discount period (if applicable) will not be made until the defects are corrected and the vehicle passes re-inspection. City of Pleasanton Outreach Vehicle Specifications(Version 1.1) Page 4 of 23