Forklift

The contract calls for the procurement of a new Bobcat D35C-9 medium-capacity diesel forklift manufactured in 2026 or later, or an equivalent model, designed for rugged outdoor and mixed terrain operations. The unit must have a rated lifting capacity of 7,000 pounds, a diesel engine delivering approximately 70 to 75 horsepower, and an operating weight between 11,500 and 12,500 pounds, with overall dimensions of roughly 110 to 115 inches in length and 48 to 50 inches in width. It must include 48-inch forks, a 24-inch load center, and a three-stage mast capable of lifting loads between 130 and 190 inches. Key equipment features include an enclosed cab with HVAC, a side-shifting fork positioner, standard hydraulic lift and tilt functions, ergonomic controls, and pneumatic tires sized at 28.9x15 front and 6.50x10 rear. Safety and operational enhancements are mandatory, such as an operator presence detection system, rearview camera, backup alarm, high-visibility mast, and automatic braking, all supported by a protective overhead guard. The contract requires delivery to a final destination with a ZIP code of 76544, and the final price must encompass standard manufacturer warranty coverage, as well as operator training for five personnel. Three copies of the operator, service, and parts manuals—either hardcopy or digital—are also to be provided. The solicitation is issued under number W911S226U3667 with a response deadline of July 20, 2026, and is designated as a Total Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS code 333924. The contracting office is the Department of Defense, specifically the W6QM Micc-Ft Drum organization based in Fort Drum, New York, with Arthur West listed as the primary point of contact. The equipment is intended for use across construction sites, industrial yards, warehouses, and general logistics environments.