Opportunity
Louisiana Procurement and Contract Network #3000026849
One Kenworth T880 Work Truck with Modified Sleeper Cab for RPCC
Posted
November 13, 2026
Respond By
December 08, 2026
Identifier
3000026849
NAICS
336120
Louisiana is seeking one proprietary Kenworth T880 truck for River Parishes Community College’s CDL training program. - Buyer: State of Louisiana, Office of State Procurement; Raymond McKnight is listed as the buyer representative. River Parishes Community College (RPCC) is the end user, and the Louisiana Property Assistance Agency is identified as the ship-to agency. - OEMs: Kenworth is the specified truck manufacturer; PACCAR is specified for the MX-13 engine. Only the specified Kenworth brand and model will be considered. - Requested item: one new 2026-or-newer Kenworth T880 highway tractor/work truck with a modified mid-roof sleeper cab; no part number is provided. - PACCAR MX-13 diesel engine, automated transmission, 455–510 horsepower, dual exhaust, and AG 400 suspension. - Sleeper seating for up to four students; dual air-ride seats and an instructor seat with enhanced visibility. Oxford White exterior and vinyl/cloth interior. - Includes digital instrument panel and cluster, navigation, dash cameras, USB ports and device mounts, and AM/FM stereo with clock display and two speakers. - Safety features include ABS, traction control, collision mitigation, adaptive cruise, automatic emergency braking, lane-departure warning, electronic stability control, cameras, and blind-spot monitoring. - Vehicle must be new, U.S.-produced, meet applicable safety and emissions standards, and arrive assembled, tested, inspected, fueled, serviced, and ready to operate with required vehicle documentation. An authorized Louisiana dealer must support parts, service, warranty, and repairs.
Description
The Louisiana Office of State Procurement is soliciting bids for one new 2026 or newer Kenworth T880 Highway Tractor with a modified sleeper cab for River Parishes Community College’s Commercial Driver’s License training program. The truck must meet the attached specifications, including the required engine, transmission, seating, vehicle options, and safety systems. Bidders must be licensed by the Louisiana Motor Vehicle Commission and submit the required attachments and descriptive literature. Delivery includes providing a fully assembled, ready-to-operate vehicle with required documentation and a Louisiana safety inspection sticker.