Latest US Wheel Lift Contracts & Bids

The tender seeks proposals for **** winches, hoists, cranes, and derricks, specifically a 5-ton Detroit hoist or equivalent. Detailed technical descriptions of each item, including drawings, are required prior to award. After award, progress status updates (design reviews) are required at 30, 60, and 90 days, and upon shipment. Acceptance reviews will be conducted upon shipment. Two complete sets of as-built drawings (2D and 3D) are required, one hard copy and one electronic. Operational, maintenance, and parts manuals are also required, in both hard copy and electronic formats. The contractor is responsible for all inspections, but the government reserves the right to witness or perform inspections. Proof of an internal quality management system (****, ISO 9001:2000, or equivalent) is required. A one-year warranty is required.

The US government needs a forklift rental for exercise JPMRC 2601. The rental period is from 4 Sep 25 to 5 Dec 25. The contractor is responsible for maintenance and repairs, including materials and labor, to keep the equipment in safe and usable condition. The contractor must repair or replace unusable equipment within 24 hours of notice. The US government is not responsible for acts of God or normal depreciation. Claims for damage by the government must be submitted to the contracting officer.

Sealed bids are requested for the purchase of a 12-passenger shuttle bus with a wheelchair lift for Bradley International Airport. Bids must be submitted electronically through a specific website by September 9, 2025, 1:00 PM EDT. Questions regarding the procurement must be submitted in writing via a designated link on the website by August 26, 2025, 11:00 AM EDT. The Connecticut Airport Authority (CAA) reserves the right to waive irregularities and reject any and all bids without disclosing the reason.

The tender requires the installation of various equipment in police vehicles, including radios, laptop stands, cooling fans, and cargo deck covers. The delivery of all vehicles must be made within 365 calendar days from the commencement date, in increments of five vehicles per week. The contractor is responsible for all travel costs related to the first build inspection meetings and for ensuring that the equipment meets all federal, Hawaii state, and city safety requirements. The contractor must have an established facility on Oahu to service and repair the furnished equipment, authorized by the manufacturer. The city reserves the right to exercise a purchase option within 365 calendar days after the execution date of the contract. Liquidated damages of **** per calendar day will apply for delays or non-performance. The contractor must coordinate a pre-build meeting with the officer-in-charge prior to the city issuing the notice to proceed.

The Connecticut Airport Authority (CAA) is seeking bids for the purchase of a 12-passenger shuttle bus with a wheelchair lift for Bradley International Airport.