Cherokee Nation Procurements #165001

Two 2026-or-newer 4x4 half-ton pickup trucks

The Cherokee Nation Department of Public Safety is seeking two full-size, 4x4 pickup trucks for its public safety operations. - Buyer: Cherokee Nation Department of Public Safety. - Quantity and vehicle: Two 2026-or-newer light-duty, half-ton pickups; both trucks must match in color, with black or white preferred. - Requested configuration: Four-door crew cab, part-time 4WD with electronic shift-on-the-fly, six-passenger seating, 2.7L EcoBoost V6 engine rated at 325 hp and 400 lb-ft of torque, 10-speed automatic transmission, and automatic locking hubs. - Specified dimensions include a 67.1-inch bed, 232-inch length, 95.7-inch width with mirrors, 77.1-inch height, and 145.4-inch wheelbase. Payload capacity is listed as 1,650 lb and maximum towing capacity as up to 13,100 lb. - Other specified features include a 36-gallon tank, regular unleaded fuel, independent front suspension with stabilizer bar, and a 3-year/36,000-mile basic warranty. - Minimum equipment: Power windows, locks and mirrors; cruise control; air conditioning; AM/FM audio; 4-inch instrument-cluster display; backup camera; and trailer tow package. - Bluetooth/SYNC, bed liner, cargo lighting, running boards, heated front seats, and advanced trailer-assist features are optional or considered equipment. - OEM note: No manufacturer is expressly required. The 2.7L EcoBoost specification points to Ford as a possible OEM inference; a Ford F-150 is a potential match, subject to meeting or exceeding all specifications. - Preference requirement: Indian preference applies; bidders seeking it must provide current Cherokee Nation TERO certification.

Description

Cherokee Nation is requesting bids for two 2026 or newer 1/2 ton 4x4 trucks for its Department of Public Safety. Bids may be for products equal to or better than the specifications, which describe full-size, four-door crew cab, four-wheel-drive pickups and include powertrain, capacity, equipment, and warranty requirements. Bidders must use the mandatory bid response sheet and submit bids by October 28, 2026, at 5:00 p.m.; proof of current Cherokee Nation TERO certification is required to receive Indian preference. The award is to the lowest most responsive and responsible bidder, with Indian preference considered.

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