Port of Long Beach PlanetBids #141808

Port of Long Beach Solicits Electric Forklifts and EV Chargers for Zero Emissions Project

The Port of Long Beach, through its Long Beach Container Terminal (LBCT), is seeking bids for electric-powered small and medium forklifts and electric vehicle (EV) chargers to support its Zero Emissions Project and Net Zero 2030 Climate Action Plan. - Government Buyer: - Port of Long Beach, Long Beach Container Terminal (LBCT), Environmental Planning - Products Requested: - 14 electric forklifts (6,000 lbs capacity) - 6 electric forklifts (8,000 lbs capacity) - 1 electric forklift (8,000 lbs, without rotator) - 20 electric vehicle chargers (compatible with 480V, fast charge 50 kW+) - Services Requested: - OEM-certified on-site training for operators and mechanics - Comprehensive warranty (2–7 years depending on component), with 24-hour service response and on-site repairs - Documentation, delivery, freight, and maintenance/support agreements - 10% letter of credit during warranty period - OEM and Vendor Requirements: - Forklifts must use lithium-ion (LiFePO4) batteries, 80V DC or higher, with robust battery protection and fast charging - Chargers must be compatible with specified power and duty cycles - Bidders must comply with Build America Buy America Act (BABA), federal and state grant terms, and provide factory-trained representatives - Adherence to prevailing wage, nondiscrimination, and grant-specific requirements - Notable Requirements: - Project is funded by federal and state grants (including FHWA) - Delivery and acceptance tied to phased milestones; warranty and maintenance periods specified - All bids must be submitted electronically via the Port's PlanetBids System - Place of Performance: - Long Beach Container Terminal, Port of Long Beach, California

Description

LBCT is seeking a supplier to provide electric-powered small and medium forklifts along with electric vehicle chargers for the LBCT Zero Emissions Project. The project aims to deploy zero-emission terminal equipment, enhance technology for demanding duty cycles, improve terminal efficiencies, and modernize the fleet with safe and ergonomic vehicles. The procurement includes 20 EV forklifts and 20 EV chargers, with potential for additional units. Bids must be submitted electronically by May 22, 2026.

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