Opportunity

SAM #47QMCA26N0048

Industry Input Sought for Navy 34-Ton Breakbulk Trailer Acquisition

Buyer

Federal Acquisition Service

Posted

April 16, 2026

Respond By

April 21, 2026

Identifier

47QMCA26N0048

NAICS

336212

This opportunity seeks industry input on the acquisition strategy for 34-ton breakbulk trailers for the Department of Navy, with detailed requirements and delivery locations provided in the attachments. - The U.S. Navy (NAVFAC EXWC) plans to replace an aging fleet with approximately 28 Trailer Stake Breakbulk 34 Ton units. - Trailers must meet MIL, AWS, SAE, and DOT standards. - Must support multiple container sizes (6 TRICON, 2 ISO-20ft, 1 ISO-40ft) and be compatible with Navy prime movers. - Key features: steel frame, air ride suspension, ABS brakes, LED lighting, ISO container locks, tie-downs, and air transportability (C-130, C-17, C-5). - 60-month comprehensive warranty required. - Delivery to multiple Navy facilities in California, Virginia, and West Virginia. - Initial technical manuals due 150-180 days after order; operational testing of the first unit at Gulfport, MS. - No specific OEMs or part numbers are listed; industry feedback is requested on the acquisition approach. - Place of performance and testing is Gulfport, Mississippi, with deliveries to several federal Navy facilities.

Description

This is a special statement from GSA requesting industry information concerning the acquisition strategy for 34-ton breakbulk trailers for the Department of Navy.  This request for information is for approximately thirty-seven (37) each 34-ton break-bulk Trailers.  GSA asks industry to review the Special Statement along with “Attachment 2 - PD FY25 Stake Breakbulk Trlr. 7 AUG 2025 FINAL” and provide the information requested in the Special Statement Document.  Please submit information requested in the Special Statement via email to Ed Hodges at john.hodges@gsa.gov and Ted Croshore at kenneth.croushore@gsa.gov with “47QMCA26N0002 – 34-Ton Breakbulk Trailers Acquisition Strategy” listed in the subject line of the email.

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