Taylor County Civicplus #RFP 2026- 504

Taylor County Solicits Under-CDL Class 6 Service Truck with Crane and Integrated Systems

Taylor County, Texas is seeking bids for the purchase of one (1) new or used (2023 or newer, under 125,000 miles) Under-CDL Class 6 Service Truck with advanced crane and integrated hydraulic systems. - Government Buyer: - Taylor County Purchasing Department, Abilene, Texas - Product Requested: - One (1) Under-CDL Class 6 Service Truck (25,995 lbs GVWR) - Diesel engine (minimum 300 hp/660 lb-ft torque) - Commercial-grade automatic transmission - 11 ft heavy-duty steel crane body (minimum 50-inch wide cargo area, pressurized compartment, full LED lighting, spray-on liner) - Crane: minimum 77,000 ft-lb rating, 12,000 lbs lifting at 6 ft, 30 ft horizontal reach, proportional wireless remote - Integrated hydraulic air compressor (minimum 40 CFM @ 100 PSI), 20-gallon air tank, 35-gallon hydraulic reservoir - Electronic control system with overload protection - Class V hitch, 7-way trailer plug, PTO, heavy-duty hydraulic pump - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Truck must be 2023 or newer; used units must have less than 125,000 miles - Vendors located more than 200 miles from Abilene must deliver the truck for a one-day trial at their own expense - Compliance with Texas insurance and ethics requirements (Form 1295) - No specific OEMs or brands mandated; all equipment must meet or exceed detailed specifications - Delivery Location: - Taylor County Precinct 1, 151 Arrington Rd, Abilene, Texas - No OEMs or brands are specified, but major Class 6 truck and crane manufacturers are likely to compete

Description

Taylor County, Texas is soliciting sealed bids for one new or used (2023 or newer) Class 6 Service Truck with crane and integrated systems. The truck must meet specific chassis, service body, crane, integrated systems, and hardware requirements as detailed in the solicitation. Vendors with vehicles located outside a 200-mile radius of Abilene must deliver the equipment for a one-day trial period at their own expense. Awarded vendors must comply with statutory insurance requirements and submit a Texas Ethics Commission Form 1295.

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