Opportunity
Wisconsin Vendornet Platform #20261015
One completed 2026 tandem truck with snow-removal equipment
Posted
October 15, 2026
Respond By
October 29, 2026
Identifier
20261015
NAICS
336999
Richland County is seeking one completed tandem truck configured for highway maintenance and snow removal. - Government buyer: Richland County Highway Department. - Requested vehicle: One new, unused, current-production 2026 tandem cab-and-chassis truck with body build, delivered complete and road-ready. - Snow-removal equipment: 12-foot front-mounted plow, front-mounted wing, and rear-mounted salt spreader; a brine package is optional. - Key specifications: At least 470 HP and 1,650 lb-ft of torque; 22,000-lb front axle; 40,000-lb rear axle; Allison automatic transmission; reinforced frame with at least 110,000 PSI yield strength; and three 2775 CCA AGM batteries. The truck must also meet the detailed requirements for wheelbase, dump body suitability, tires, cab equipment, gauges, and lighting. - OEMs and vendors: No specific truck, equipment manufacturer, or vendor is named. Allison is identified as the required transmission brand. - Notable requirements: Equipment must meet or exceed the specifications and comply with applicable state and federal regulations. Bid evaluation considers price, delivery, service and parts availability, specification compliance, and the department’s experience with similar equipment. Include a one-year warranty covering defective materials and workmanship with no deductible; bidders may offer a longer warranty. - Delivery and warranty: The completed truck is required by the solicitation’s delivery deadline. The one-year warranty begins when the truck is delivered and placed into service.
Description
Richland County is seeking bids for one fully completed new 2026 model tandem cab and chassis with a body build, including a snow removal package. The successful bidder is to furnish and install equipment meeting or exceeding the attached specifications and deliver a complete, road-ready truck by November 30, 2026. The truck must be new and unused, in current production, and meet applicable state and federal regulations. The award will consider purchase price, delivery dates, parts and service facilities, specifications, and the county’s experience with similar equipment.