2-1.0 Description of Equipment.pdf

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Sale of Surplus Rail Equipment
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26-1015
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Florida

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This is an equipment description document for the South Florida Regional Transportation Authority (SFRTA) related to the sale of surplus rail equipment through a competitive bidding process in Florida. The contract opportunity involves the purchase of one Bombardier Bi-Level Cab Car Unit 509, a second-generation model manufactured in 1996. The equipment has been out of service for approximately four years and is offered in its current condition as documented in five photographs. Prospective bidders should note that the equipment will require removal from its current location using a locomotive or other suitable pulling equipment.

No specific pricing information, response deadlines, site visit requirements, bidders' meetings, award dates, or contract term details are provided in this description document. Additional documentation, bid terms, and conditions for this surplus equipment sale would be contained in separate bidding materials and contract documents.

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File Type Posted
7-Photo 509-4.jpeg JPEG file
6-Photo 509-3.jpeg JPEG file
1-0.0 Request for Quote (RFQ) Sale of Surplus Equipment.pdf PDF
3-2.0 Bill of Sale Surplus Property Cab Car 509.pdf PDF
8-Photo 509-5.jpeg JPEG file
5-Photo 509-2.jpeg JPEG file
4-Photo 509-1.jpeg JPEG file

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1.0 Description of Surplus Equipment

1. Bombardier Bi-Level Cab Car Unit 509

Description: This is the 2nd Generation of the Bombardier Bi-Level Cab Car type manufactured in 1996.

Unit has been out of service for approximately four (4) years. See the five (5) photos provided for current condition.

Equipment will need to be pulled from its current location using a locomotive or other equipment.

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