Opportunity
Louisiana Procurement and Contract Network #3000026734
Louisiana DOTD Sign Truck Procurement (Class 5, No Crane, 2wd, 2-door, 19,500# GVWR)
Posted
September 29, 2026
Respond By
October 21, 2026
Identifier
3000026734
NAICS
336112
The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (DOTD) is seeking bids for the purchase of a new Small Sign Truck without a crane, intended for sign installation and maintenance operations. - Government Buyer: - State of Louisiana, Office of State Procurement, for DOTD - Contact: Raymond McKnight - OEMs and Vendors Referenced: - Ford (F550 cab & chassis) - DuTec (004634S sign service body) - Equivalent products from other OEMs are acceptable - Products Requested: - One Class 5, 2wd, 2-door truck (19,500# GVWR) - Representative model: Ford F550 cab & chassis or equivalent - Outfitted with DuTec 004634S sign service body or equivalent - Must meet DOTD Series NO. 149-500, Equipment Specification 149-500G, Rev. 9/17/2026 - Fully assembled, ready for operation, delivered to Baton Rouge, LA - Includes advanced safety features, electrical systems, warning lights, high visibility tape, and extensive compartmentation for sign storage - All documentation (manuals, build sheets, safety inspection stickers) required - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Louisiana Motor Vehicle Commission dealer licensing required - Bidders must specify brand/model and provide descriptive literature - Louisiana-based authorized dealer and service support required - Compliance with all state and federal safety and emission standards - All fees (except waste tire and safety inspection) included in bid price - Delivery and acceptance procedures specified - Only one unit is being procured; equivalent products are allowed if they meet all specifications.
Description
This solicitation is for the purchase of a Sign Truck with no crane for the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (DOTD). The truck is specified as a 2wd 2-door class 5 truck (19,500# GVWR) outfitted with a sign service body, meeting detailed technical specifications including safety, electrical, and body construction requirements. The equipment must be new, meet all state and federal safety and emission standards, and be delivered fully assembled and ready for operation. Bidders must be licensed by the Louisiana Motor Vehicle Commission and comply with various state procurement terms and conditions.