SUPPLY AND DELIVER UP TO TWO (2) NEW ONE-TON DUMP BODY 4X4 TRUCKS

PROCUREMENT OVERVIEW

The Cape Breton Regional Municipality is seeking to procure and deliver up to two (2) new one-ton dump body 4x4 trucks. The primary objective is to fulfill the municipality's operational needs for a robust and versatile vehicle capable of handling various tasks, including snow removal. The trucks must be equipped with specific features to ensure functionality and efficiency in municipal services.

ISSUING ORGANIZATION

• Name: Cape Breton Regional Municipality
• Location: Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Contact: Purchasing Department
• Email: [email protected]

MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS

Bidders must meet the following mandatory requirements:

• The trucks must be new one-ton 4x4 diesel vehicles.
• Must include a snow plow package.
• Must have a V-type plate pintle hitch.
• Regular cab configuration with running boards and cloth seats.
• A 12 ft aluminum dump box with a tarp system and fold-down sides.
• Must be equipped with a V8 diesel engine and a 10-speed transmission.
• A 12V power pack box lifting system and toolbox mounted to the frame.
• Trailer tow mirrors and a towing package.
• Minimum Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) of 19,000 GVWR.
• Locking differential and dual rear wheels.
• Power windows and locks, vinyl floor covering, and solid white color.
• Minimum wheelbase of 144.00 inches.
• Must include tow hooks and upfitter switches.
• Delivery to the specified location in Sydney, Nova Scotia.

TECHNICAL CAPABILITIES

Bidders should demonstrate expertise in supplying heavy-duty vehicles, particularly those designed for municipal use. Familiarity with the specifications outlined for the trucks, including engine types, towing capabilities, and safety features, is essential.

DELIVERABLES AND PERFORMANCE STANDARDS

The primary deliverable is the supply and delivery of the specified trucks by the due date. Performance standards will likely include adherence to the specifications provided and timely delivery.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

While not mandatory, bidders with prior experience supplying similar vehicles to municipal or governmental entities may have a competitive advantage. Additional certifications or affiliations with recognized industry standards may also be beneficial.