Opportunity
Clark County Public Transit Benefit Area Authority (C-TRAN) Workday #2026-45-SWR-Facil-Koni Lift Annual Testing
Annual Safety Inspections and Load Testing for Heavy-Duty Vehicle Lifts at C-TRAN Facilities
Posted
August 11, 2026
Respond By
August 26, 2026
Identifier
2026-45-SWR-Facil-Koni Lift Annual Testing
NAICS
811310
C-TRAN is seeking a contractor for a five-year agreement to perform annual safety inspections and load testing on heavy-duty vehicle lifts at its Vancouver, WA maintenance facility. - Government Buyer: Clark County Public Transportation Benefit Area (C-TRAN) - OEMs Highlighted: - Koni (manufacturer of multiple lift types in use) - Products/Equipment Covered: - 18 Koni Mobile Column Lifts (16,500 lbs capacity) - 2 ECP-60 Lifts (60,000 lbs capacity) - 4 ECO-90 Lifts (90,000 lbs capacity) - 4 Koni Sky Lifts (62,400 lbs capacity) - Services Requested: - Annual safety inspections, load testing, and condition reporting for all listed lifts - Option for hourly repair services as needed - Notable Requirements: - All inspections must comply with ANSI/ALI ALOIM standards and OSHA/Washington L&I regulations - Inspectors must be properly certified - Adherence to prevailing wage rates and comprehensive insurance coverage - Submission of technician certifications required - Estimated contract value not to exceed $50,000; classified as a Washington State Small Works Roster project
Description
This solicitation is for annual safety inspections, load testing, and condition reporting of heavy-duty vehicle lifts at the Facilities Maintenance location in Vancouver, WA. The contractor must provide labor, tools, equipment, materials, and certified inspectors to inspect various types of Koni lifts and other heavy-duty lifts. Inspections must comply with ANSI/ALI ALOIM standards and OSHA/Washington L&I regulations. The contract term is five years with annual inspections and an optional maintenance labor rate for follow-up repairs. The total contract value is anticipated not to exceed $50,000 and is a Washington State Small Works Roster project.