I. Project Background: Service Vehicle Procurement Requirement of a Municipal Sanitation Department in Xianyang City In 2025, a municipal sanitation department in Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province, planned to procure a batch of Foton Fengjing service vehicles to enhance road inspection, emergency repair, and equipment transportation efficiency. The department is primarily responsible for supervising sanitation operations on urban main roads and alleys, requiring vehicles with strong maneuverability, ample cargo space, and a reliable chassis. Following a public tender process, Chengli Special Purpose Vehicle Co., Ltd. participated in the bidding and ultimately delivered six service vehicles built on the Foton Fengjing chassis. According to local procurement practices, the project budget was controlled at approximately RMB 400,000, with an average unit price of around RMB 58,000 (based on publicly available tender information). These vehicles are primarily used for daily inspections, transportation of small sanitation equipment, and emergency repairs—thus demanding high requirements for vehicle passability, fuel economy, and after-sales response speed. Chengli secured the contract thanks to its complete official announcements, transparent configurations, and rapid local delivery capability from Suizhou. II. Vehicle Acceptance Inspection: 10 Mandatory Inspection Items During the delivery of the Xianyang project, Chengli strictly adhered to the 'Special Purpose Vehicle Acceptance Specifications' and client requirements, assisting the procuring party in conducting item-by-item verification. Below are the 10 mandatory inspection items during vehicle acceptance, provided as a reference for other organizations: 1. Vehicle Exterior and Identification: Inspect whether the body paint is uniform, free from scratches or rust; verify proper installation of reflective markings and warning lights; confirm that the body bears Chengli’s standardized logo and the chassis brand identification. 2. Chassis Consistency: Verify the chassis model (e.g., Foton Fengjing BJ6549BDPVA-CC), ensure engine number and vehicle identification number (VIN) match those on the Certificate of Conformity, and check clarity of information on the chassis nameplate. 3. Superstructure and Modification Components: Inspect cargo box sealing performance and smooth operation of side doors; verify secure mounting of internal storage compartments and tool fixation devices; confirm rear bumper and towing hooks meet load-bearing requirements. 4. Electrical System: Test all lighting systems (headlights, turn signals, fog lights, brake lights) and instrument panel display functionality; inspect battery terminal connections for firmness and potential electrical leakage risks. 5. Powertrain and Transmission: Start the engine and assess idle stability and absence of abnormal noises; inspect transmission, clutch, and driveshaft operational status; test braking system performance—including parking brake and service brake. 6. Air Conditioning and Heating System: Activate air conditioning (cooling/heating modes) and verify normal outlet air temperature; inspect compressor operating noise and condensate drainage smoothness. 7. Tires and Spare Tire: Check tire specifications (e.g., 195R15C), inflation pressure, and tread wear condition; confirm presence of spare tire and standard tools (jack, wrench). 8. Accompanying Documentation: Verify completeness of Vehicle Conformity Certificate, Whole-Vehicle Factory Certificate of Qualification, Chassis Certificate of Qualification, and Environmental Information Onboard List; confirm Chengli-provided 'Superstructure User Manual' and 'After-Sales Service Card'. 9. MIIT Announcement Verification: Cross-check vehicle model (e.g., Chengli CLW5030XGCB6 service vehicle) against the 'Announcement of Road Motor Vehicle Manufacturers and Products' issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), confirming consistency between technical