Yes. For a while, there was a fairly intensive 40K-with-EA rules project under way.
As I recall, individual troops had stat lines like an EA unit - move, FF, CC, armor, weapons, notes. The weapon ranges were re-converted from cm back to inches and I think they used the 40K ranges. Movement and FF range was not. So, a 45cm weapon was ~45 inches, but 15cm move and firefight stayed at ~6 inches. Small arms weapons were given range fire stats. Vehicles ended up needing to use the war engine rules to handle the scale differences in firepower (one Epic scale infantry unit became 5 40K troopers, so of course vehicles needed to be several times as tough). They ended up with something like...
SM Tactical 6" move, 4+ armor, 4+FF, 4+CC Bolter, 15" AP6+
SM Heavy Weapons 6", 4+, 3+, 5+ Missile Launcher, 48", AP5+/AT6+
Land Raider 8", 4+, 5+, 6+ 2x lascannon, 48", AT4+ heavy bolter, 36", AP5+ DC3, Reinforced armor, thick rear armor, transport
SM stats and most of their vehicles were worked up. I'm not sure what else was done.
Aside from the stat conversions, everything ran with the core EA rules. The guys developing it loved it. A few people outside the main group working on it tested it and gave decent reviews. They put it on a website, iirc.
That was, however, a long time ago. I'm pretty sure we've been through 2 board crashes and a move since then. I doubt that any remnant remains. If no one can recall enough to point you in the right direction, all I can suggest is Google.
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