Imperial Irrigation District Planet bids #1633

IID Solicits Proposals for Two 19,500 lbs. GVWR 4x4 Service Trucks (ZEV, NZEV, or ICE Options)

Imperial Irrigation District (IID), a California public agency, is seeking proposals for the supply and delivery of two (2) 19,500 lbs. GVWR 4x4 extended cab trucks with service bodies, ladder racks, and liftgates. - Three vehicle options are requested: - Option A: Zero-Emission Vehicle (ZEV) - Option B: Near-Zero Emission Vehicle (NZEV, e.g., plug-in hybrid) - Option C: Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) - Detailed technical specifications for each option include: - Chassis, powertrain, and emissions compliance (California and Federal standards) - Service body with multiple bins, heavy-duty drawers, LED lighting, and weatherproofing - Electric/hydraulic liftgate (minimum 1,600 lbs. capacity) - Cab-over ladder rack (800 lbs. capacity), inverter system (5,000-watt pure sine wave), and advanced lighting (Whelen strobe and LED work lights) - Accessories such as GFCI outlets, safety features, and operator controls - Vendors may propose any OEM or manufacturer; no specific brands are mandated, but aerial lift equipment from Time Manufacturing Company is not accepted - Vendors must submit separate sealed cost proposals for each vehicle option - IID reserves the right to increase or decrease the quantity by up to 25% - Local vendor preference applies (5% price advantage) - Delivery is F.O.B. to IID Headquarters Yard in Imperial, CA; vendors are responsible for California DMV registration - Operator and maintenance/repair training for IID personnel is required upon delivery - All vehicles must be delivered with IID-supplied decals and full documentation

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Imperial Irrigation District (IID) is soliciting proposals for the furnishing and delivery of two 19,500 lbs. GVWR 4x4 extended cab trucks equipped with service bodies, ladder racks, and liftgates. The solicitation includes three options for vehicle types: Zero-Emission Vehicle (ZEV), Near-Zero Emission Vehicle (NZEV), and Internal Combustion Engine (ICE). The vehicles must comply with detailed specifications provided by IID, and vendors must submit separate sealed cost proposals for each option. The procurement process includes a local vendor preference and a two-step evaluation process involving compliance review and cost proposal opening.

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