No, but here's how to design your set:
Use the bass tension chart by Kalium (Circle K) Strings Link Removed
That can be used to roughly approximate the tensions of any brand of roundwound.
Your lowest 2 are retuned by 3 semitones so will have a fairly large change of tension, so choose gauges that are at a minimum practical tension (just over 30 pounds as recommended by Kalium as a minimum) at Eb Ab. So consider .200 and .150 or possibly .190 and .142 for a lighter option.
Then add whatever you prefer for the higher 4 strings.
The big strings will not work strung through the body for various reasons.
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Order a custom set of strings, they have no cost penalty compared to their pre-designed sets (because it's mail order only).
They are nickelplated steel roundwounds but Kalium have a new store and new products coming 'in about a week' so you might want to wait to see the possible new options.
Alternatives:
Pyramid strings of Europe can make big custom strings for you.
Conklin Guitars of the USA sell big single strings on their website.
Kaliums are apparently the clearest/most flexible big strings, very well designed and high quality. Their flexibility makes them more likely to intonate on a standard 6 string bass, highly recommended by ERB players.