Single Axle Truck 33,000 Lb. With Aerial and Chip Box
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The City of Saint John is soliciting proposals under solicitation number 2026-232004P for the supply of one or more Single Axle 33,000 lb. trucks equipped with an aerial lift and chip box. Proposals must be submitted in English by November 4, 2026, at 4:00 PM AST. The procurement process follows a three-stage evaluation consisting of a mandatory requirements review with a rectification period, a scoring phase based on rated criteria and pricing totaling 100 points, and final negotiations with the top-ranked proponent. The City reserves the right to split the contract between multiple providers and is not obligated to accept the lowest bid. Successful proponents will be issued a purchase order with payment terms set at Net 45 days from the date of invoice or receipt of goods, whichever is later. Pricing must be quoted in Canadian funds and provided as F.O.B. delivered to the City of Saint John, inclusive of all transportation, duties, fuel surcharges, and insurance costs, excluding HST/GST. Mandatory submission requirements include a completed Pricing Form, a Reference Form, specification sheets, and warranty information. The contract is subject to Chapter 5 of the Canadian Free Trade Agreement, and the City maintains the right to terminate the agreement at any time.
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