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Cerfified Small Businesses Only - Material Handling Equipment Repair and Maintenance Services

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The California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services is seeking certified small businesses to provide comprehensive maintenance services for material handling equipment located at 2299 Commerce Way in Dixon, California. The scope of work includes general, routine, and preventative upkeep for a fleet of seven specific pieces of equipment: two Hyster E40XN forklifts, two Hangcha CQD20-XD2-JI reach lifts with Li-ION batteries, three Big Joe D-40 electric pallet jacks, one Hyster R30XM3 order picker, one Hyster BE80ZH electric rider pallet jack, two Hyster N40ZR3 narrow aisle reach lifts, and one JLG 2632 electric scissor lift. All maintenance must ensure operational reliability and safety compliance. This solicitation is exclusively for certified small businesses, and participation in the mandatory pre-bid conference and equipment walkthrough is required for bid eligibility. Bids must be submitted by August 3, 2026, and inquiries should be directed to Sage Miller at sage.miller@caloes.ca.gov.

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Certified small businesses to maintain 12 material handling equipment at Dixon, CA, by August 3, 2026.

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California → Office of Emergency ServicesView Agency

NAICS

811310 - Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and MaintenanceView NAICS

Place of Performance

Solano, CA, USA

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RFQ A251016705 Material Handling Equipment Repair and Maintenance

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The California Governor¿s Office of Emergency Services, hereinafter referred to as "Cal OES" requires TBD, hereinafter referred to as "Contractor", to provide comprehensive maintenance services¿including general, routine, and preventative upkeep¿for material handling systems, located at: 2299 Commerce Way, Dixon, California 95620 Material handling systems equipment includes: 1. Forklift Hyster Model: E40XN X 2 2. Reach lift Li-ION battery Hangcha Model type: CQD20-XD2-JI X 2 3. Electric pallet jack Big Joe Model type: D-40 X 3 4. Order Picker Hyster Electric R30XM3 X 1 5. Electric Rider Pallet Jack Hyster Electric BE80ZH X 1 6. Reach Lift Hyster Narrow Aisle Reach, Electric Model N40ZR3 X 2 7. Electric Scissor Lift JLG Model 2632 X 1 Please see the event package for more details. Note that this solicitation is for certified small businesses only and that bidders must attend the mandatory pre bid conference/walkthrough in order for your bid to be considered.

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