RV Chassis and Trailer Frame Supply
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The contract seeks suppliers to provide durable, lightweight trailer chassis and frames capable of supporting a gross vehicle weight rating of 3,000 pounds or more, designed specifically for integration with custom camper bodies while meeting all applicable Department of Transportation towing standards. The components must be engineered for reliability under heavy use, ensuring structural integrity and compatibility with a wide range of RV body configurations without compromising safety or performance. All deliveries must align with established federal compliance requirements and be capable of seamless incorporation into end-user manufactured units. This subcontract is issued under NAICS code 336211 by the Department of Defense through the FA2543 460 Cons office, with performance required in Aurora, Colorado, ZIP 80011. Responses are due by August 5, 2026, at 7:00 PM ET, following a posting date of July 30, 2026. While no set-aside designation is specified, eligible vendors must be prepared to meet all technical specifications, quality controls, and timelines associated with defense-related supply chains. The opportunity is open to qualified contractors with proven experience in manufacturing certified trailer frames for recreational vehicle applications, and all proposals must demonstrate adherence to DOT regulations and the ability to scale production as needed.
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Aurora, CO, 80011, USASet-Aside
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