Contract · Federal
35K lb. Base Capacity 4-wheel Sit-Down AC Electric Lift Truck, including Options, Battery, Charger, and Freight
DEPT OF DEFENSE / DEPT OF THE ARMY FORT DRUM, NY
- Status Closes in 9 days
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Scope
35,000# Base Capacity 4-Wheel Sit-Down AC Electric Lift TruckHeavy-Capacity Battery-Electric ForkliftQuantity: 1 eachDelivery Location: McAlester Army Ammunition Plant Warehouse 8 C Tree RdMcAlester, OK 74501Required Delivery Date: Before or No Later Than September 30th, 2027.Delivery Terms: FOB Destination.1.
RequirementThe Government requires the purchase and delivery of quantity 1 each, new heavy-capacity, battery-electric, counterbalanced forklift(s) for indoor industrial material-handling operations.The offered equipment shall be new, current production, and meet or exceed every minimum salient characteristic below.
Used, refurbished, remanufactured, prototype, or demonstrator equipment is not acceptable.A manufacturer name, brand, or model number is not required.
Offerors may propose any make or model that meets all stated requirements.2.
Minimum Salient CharacteristicsCharacteristic.
Minimum Requirement2.1 Equipment type.
Four-wheel, sit-down, counterbalanced, battery-electric forklift suitable for heavy industrial material handling.
AC Drive and Lift System.2.2 Electrical system.
Battery-electric propulsion and lift system.
The system shall provide performance equal to or better than a 72-volt electrical system.
Shall have transistor control technology.2.3 Rated capacity.
The forklift shall have a rated lifting capacity of not less than 28,700 pounds at a 24-inch load center and at a maximum fork height of 103.5 inches, with the furnished forks and fork-positioner attachment installed.
Free Lift 0.0 inches with standard Load Backrest.2.4 Capacity data plate.
The delivered forklift shall have a legible manufacturer capacity/data plate identifying the rated capacity for the furnished mast, forks, and attachment configuration.2.5 Mast.
Two-stage mast, or functionally equivalent...
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Timeline
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Posted
Oct 30, 2026
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Status
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