Attachment 001 Used Lowboy Trailer Specifications.pdf
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- Used Lowboy Trailer Federal contract opportunity
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- 12805B25Q0106
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Attachment 001 is a detailed specification document for a used lowboy trailer sought by the USDA Center for Agricultural Resources Research in Fort Collins, CO. The document outlines specific requirements for a mechanical detach (RGN) twin axle lowboy trailer to haul research farm equipment, including precise specifications such as a 35-ton GVWR, main deck length between 28-30 feet, overall trailer length of 48 feet, and a 102-inch width. Condition requirements are extensive, mandating that the trailer must be from year 2000 or newer, have wood decking, C-channel rub rails, minimum 4 tiedown points, flip-over ramps, and pass a comprehensive condition assessment including documentation of frame integrity, deck condition, functional lights, tire and brake pad wear, suspension components, and coupling parts.
The trailer must be roadworthy and capable of passing a Federal DOT trailer inspection, with specific conditions such as no structural rust, functional suspension airbags, intact mudflaps, and good DOT tape condition. Prospective vendors must provide photo documentation demonstrating the trailer meets all specified conditions, with allowances for light surface rust and scratched paint, but strict requirements for structural integrity, deck condition, and critical mechanical components.
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| Amendment 0002 RFQ 12805B25Q0106 Clauses and Provisions.pdf | ||
| Amendment 0001 RFQ 12805B25Q0106 Clauses and Provisions.pdf | ||
| Attachment 002 Transmittal Summary.pdf | ||
| RFQ 12805B25Q0106 Clauses and Provisions.pdf |
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Attachment 001 Used Lowboy Trailer Specifications
Used Detachable Lowboy Specification and Characteristics
The USDA Center for Agricultural Resources Research in Fort Collins, CO is seeking a mechanical detach (RGN) twin axle lowboy trailer with a 35ton GVRW and a 28ft to 30ft well to haul research farm equipment. See detailed specifications below.
• Used lowboy year 2000 and newer.
• 35-ton GVWR.
• Mechanically Detachable gooseneck.
• Twin axle configuration.
• Main deck length of minimum 28 feet to maximum 30 feet
• Overall length of trailer 48 feet.
• Trailer to include upper deck.
• Trailer width 102 inches.
• Maximum loaded deck height of 20 inches.
• Minimum ground clearance of 6 inches.
• Wood decking covers entire main deck.
• Wood decking over rear axles.
• Wood decking over gooseneck (upper deck).
• C channel rub rail entire length of main deck for flexible tiedown points.
• Minimum of 4 tiedown points on both the rear deck and upper deck.
• Flip over ramps in front for ease of loading.
• Condition requirement with photo documentation:
o Frame and undercarriage must not have any rust that effects its structural integrity. Light surface rust and scratched paint is expectable upon evaluation of photo documentation.
o Deck wear is expected but must not have any cracked or missing wood boards.
o Lights must be functional and not missing or broken.
o Documentation of current tire wear. Tread can be reduced but not below DOT minimum.
o Brake pad linings can be reduced but not below DOT minimum.
o Suspension airbags in functional condition with no signs of damage.
o Airlines and tanks in functional condition with no leaks.
o All coupling parts must be in functional condition (kingpin, gladhands, electrical plug).
o Rollers on gooseneck must be in functional condition.
o Trailer must have mudflaps that are not missing or damaged on rear of trailer and on upper gooseneck deck.
o DOT tape is in good condition and not missing.
• Trailer must be road worthy and be able to pass Federal DOT trailer inspection.
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