Opportunity

Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-77648-NONST-2027-000000030

Tift County Solicits Custom Built Type I Ambulance with Ford Chassis and Specified OEM Equipment

Posted

July 27, 2026

Respond By

August 28, 2026

Identifier

PE-77648-NONST-2027-000000030

NAICS

336112

Tift County Board of Commissioners (Fire/Rescue Division) is seeking proposals for a new, custom built Type I ambulance. - Buyer: Tift County Board of Commissioners, Fire/Rescue Division (Tifton, GA) - OEMs prominently referenced: - Ford (chassis) - Onan (generator) - Stryker (Power Load system) - Laerdal (suction unit) - Scott (SCBA) - CAST Products (oxygen brackets) - Technimount (cardiac monitor mount) - Federal Signal (sirens) - Products/Services Requested: - One new, custom built Type I ambulance - Chassis: 2027 or current model Ford F-450, 108" cab/axle, 193" wheelbase, diesel engine, automatic transmission - Module: 14' side-door-forward configuration, detailed requirements for electrical, HVAC, lighting, cabinetry, and medical equipment mounting - All equipment must be new and of current design/manufacture - Option for county to supply chassis and/or equipment - Service facility and/or mobile service capability required within 24 hours, with certified Emergency Vehicle Technician - Notable requirements: - Must meet CAAS (Commission on Ambulance Accreditation) guidelines - No used or refurbished equipment accepted - Pre-construction meeting and completion inspection required - Bidder must have manufactured at least 10 similar vehicles in the last 2 years and provide agency references - Warranty terms for all major components must be specified - Delivery to Tift County required; all costs to be included in bid

Description

Proposals are being solicited for a custom built Type I ambulance meeting the specifications outlined in the RFP. All equipment must be new and of current design and manufacture; used or refurbished equipment is unacceptable. The procurement aims to identify the most responsible and capable vendor that meets the requirements at a reasonable cost. The ambulance must meet all applicable guidelines established by the Commission on Ambulance Accreditation (CAAS) and include specific cab, chassis, and module requirements. The bid requires the successful bidder to have a fixed service facility and/or mobile service capability available within 24 hours of request.

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