2026 Smoc Triaxle Trailer

Background

The City of Columbus, Division of Water Reclamation, is seeking informal bids to establish a contract for the purchase of one tri-axle trailer. The goal is to procure a trailer that meets specific capacity and design specifications to support the agency's operations.

Work Details

The contract involves the purchase of one (1) tri-axle trailer with the following specifications: - Capacity: 50,000 pounds - Weight: Minimum 10,500 pounds and maximum 12,000 pounds - Suspension: Tri-axle with each axle rated at 25,000 pounds - Front axle: Air lift with raise and lower switch - Axle bearings: Oil bath type - Brakes: Appropriately sized per manufacturer specifications - Axle spacing: Minimum 48 inches and maximum 50 inches - Overall length: Not exceeding 35 feet from center of pintle to end of beavertail - Pintle hook: Adjustable height, 3 inch - Safety chains with hooks included - Trailer plug: 7 pin round type - Frame: One-piece cold-formed I-beam type - Decking: 2” nominal hardwood - Jack: Bolt on, 2 speed with minimum rating of 25,000 pounds - Deck height: Minimum 33 inches and maximum 34 inches - Deck width: 102 inches wide - Deck length: Minimum 22 feet long and maximum 24 feet long - D-ring tie downs: At least 5 per side - Beavertail length: Minimum 5 feet and maximum 6 feet - Ramps: Spring assist type, ladder style - Integrated storage in tongue with lockable lid - Color: Standard black - Lights: Grommet mounted LED type included - Documentation: Operator’s manual and complete OEM parts/repair manual in print or digital format required.

Period of Performance

The delivery timeline is not explicitly stated but requires notification to the City of Columbus at least 24 hours prior to actual delivery.

Place of Performance

Delivery shall be made to the City of Columbus, Division of Water Reclamation.

Bidder Requirements

Bidders must provide a warranty period of a minimum of one year full machine warranty at no additional charge. Additionally, bidders are responsible for equipment coordination including transportation and insurance until final acceptance by the City. All equipment must be delivered with fluid levels at manufacturer's recommended full capacity and include written certification of the vehicle's actual tare weight.