Change Log for FY 2028 dump trucks.docx

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MoDOT Statewide FY27 - Dump Truck 2028 Models - Multiple Award
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This is a change log document for FY 2028 dump trucks issued by MoDOT (Missouri Department of Transportation). The document outlines modifications to specifications and requirements for dump truck procurement, including updates to electrical systems, key provisions, identification tags, and moldboard specifications. The changes encompass five primary modifications: the addition of upfitter circuits in electrical systems, removal of unused switches with cover replacements, modification of key set requirements to three sets, addition of a weight identification tag requirement, and adjustment of moldboard thickness to a minimum of 3/4-inch.

The document specifies that progress payments are made at the sole discretion of MoDOT and are not guaranteed. These revisions represent substantive changes to the dump truck specifications across multiple sections, affecting electrical configuration, equipment accessories, and physical specifications. The change log serves as an amendment to the original FY 2028 dump truck specifications and would apply to all bidders and vendors responding to this procurement opportunity.

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7.2 Change Log for FY 2028 dump trucks

· Progress payments are not guaranteed. Sole discretion of MoDOT.

· Section 3.11 electrical – Additional upfitter circuits requirement was added.

· Section 3.11 electrical – Requirement to remove unused switches and replace with covers.

· Section 5.9 key set – Updated language to 3 sets of keys.

· Section 5.11 dump truck weight identification tag – Added requirement of a weight identification tag.

· Section 8 options – Moldboard thickness language was change to a minimum of 3/4-inch.

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