--SEMI TRUCK FOR HEAVY EQUIP.
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The contract involves a fixed-price order for the purchase of a semi truck designated for heavy equipment use by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) at the Stillwater National Wildlife Refuge. The delivery is required by November 3, 2014, and the related NAICS code for the procurement is 333120. This opportunity is primarily available to Worthen Equipment/Western Nevada Kenworth located in Sparks, Nevada, and is currently not an open solicitation to the public. However, other interested parties with the capability to meet the purchase requirements were invited to submit a capabilities statement via email by July 21, 2014. The solicitation number associated with this contract is F14PX01456, issued by the Department of the Interior's FWS Headquarters based in Falls Church, Virginia. Although the place of performance details are unspecified, the contract represents a specific procurement for government agency needs. The notice serves as an informational announcement regarding the procurement process and the limited eligibility to participate.
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