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 from MoDOT (Missouri Department of Transportation) outlining specification modifications for FY 2028 dump truck procurements. The document details five substantive revisions to the dump truck specifications across electrical, hardware, and equipment components. Specifically, Section 3.11 electrical requirements were expanded to include additional upfitter circuits and a requirement to remove unused switches and install covers. Section 5.9 was updated to specify three sets of keys per vehicle, while Section 5.11 introduced a new requirement for weight identification tags on dump trucks. Section 8 options were modified to establish a minimum moldboard thickness of 3/4-inch. The change log does not specify quantities of trucks requested, response deadlines, site visits, bidder conferences, or contract award dates and terms.

The document includes a critical notation that progress payments are not guaranteed and remain at the sole discretion of MoDOT. No information is provided regarding pricing terms, set-asides, incumbent contractors, funding sources, or budget amounts in this change log excerpt.

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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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