What type of fire apparatus features a permanently mounted fire pump and a foam concentrate tank?

The type of fire apparatus that features a permanently mounted fire pump and a foam concentrate tank is referred to as a mobile foam apparatus. This apparatus is specifically designed for situations that require the use of foam as a fire suppression agent, such as vehicle fires, flammable liquid spills, or other incidents where traditional water-based firefighting methods may be less effective.

Mobile foam units are equipped with a pump that is permanently mounted on the chassis and allows for the mixing and application of foam concentrate with water. This combination enhances the fire suppression capabilities significantly, making it ideal for fighting certain types of fires where a quick, effective response is necessary.

In contrast, other types of apparatus such as mobile water supply units are primarily focused on providing large quantities of water without necessarily incorporating foam capabilities. Aerial fire apparatus and quints generally focus more on providing elevated access for extinguishing fires from above and often have different primary functions than those of a mobile foam apparatus.