Purchase funding for two Pierce Saber pumper engines
Clark County Fire Protection District #2Washington- Detected
- May 19, 2026
- 162 days ago
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THE 30-SECOND BRIEF
The board approved a transfer of 2,525,914.00 from Fund 6212 to the reserve fund (6257) to pay for the purchase of two Pierce Saber pumper/engines. This indicates that the district has already selected Pierce as the apparatus manufacturer and is now moving funds to complete the engine payment, so the primary procurement decision is closed.
This is a significant fleet investment and identifies Pierce as the incumbent apparatus vendor for these new engines. Apparatus upfitters, communications and MDT vendors, equipment suppliers, maintenance providers, and training consultants can target follow-on opportunities such as outfitting, radios and telematics, firefighter gear storage on the rigs, and lifecycle maintenance planning around these new pumpers.
The motion relates to a fund transfer for payment; engine procurement decision for two Pierce Saber pumpers is already made.
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- Meeting date
- May 19, 2026
- Agency
- Clark County Fire Protection District #2
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