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Knuckle-Boom Loader Truck Supplier

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This subcontract through MPTAP involves the supply and delivery of two hydraulically operated knuckle-boom loader trucks for prime contractors working on Jackson County Solid Waste Department projects. The required vehicles must be new or 2026 demonstration models, featuring a turnkey system that integrates a long wheelbase cab chassis, a knuckle-boom loader mounted behind the cab, and a trash dump body designed for one-man operation. The selected supplier is responsible for delivering fully functional trucks complete with all necessary operator, service, and parts manuals. The solicitation was posted on October 21, 2026, with a response deadline of October 28, 2026, falling under NAICS code 562111.

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Supply and delivery of two knuckle-boom loader trucks for Jackson County Solid Waste.

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MS, USA

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Notice is hereby given that the Jackson County Board of Supervisors will receive unpriced proposals to prequalify vendors for TWO (2) KNUCKLE-BOOM LOADER TRUCKS no later than 1:00 p.m. October 28, 2026. Specifications may be obtained by visiting the P

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Supplies and delivers two new or 2026 demonstration model hydraulically operated knuckle-boom loader trucks for prime contractors on Jackson County Solid Waste Department projects. Integrates a long wheelbase cab chassis, a hydraulically operated knuckle-boom loader mounted behind the cab, and a trash dump body into a one-man operated turnkey system. Delivers fully functional trucks with operator, service, and parts manuals.

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