QRP Forklifts - Questions and Answers (2).pdf
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This is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) document for the Illinois Army National Guard (ARNG) Quick Response (QRP) Forklifts Request for Information (RFI), issued by the National Guard Bureau's United States Property and Fiscal Office for Illinois on March 3, 2026.
The document addresses three key clarifications regarding forklift procurement requirements. First, the Government requires only a 12-month/2,000-hour full machine warranty and a 36-month/6,000-hour powertrain warranty, with no additional maintenance agreement required. Second, all forklifts must be new; used equipment will not be considered for award. Third, regarding the 36K forklift load center rating, the Government corrected a solicitation error and specified that only 36-inch or 48-inch load centers are acceptable, rejecting the 24-inch option that was erroneously included in the original solicitation documents.
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NATIONAL GUARD BUREAU
UNITED STATES PROPERTY AND FISCAL
OFFICE FOR ILLINOIS 1301 N.
MACARTHUR BLVD. SPRINGFIELD, IL
62702-2317
Illinois ARNG QRP Forklifts - RFI Questions 3 March 2026
Q1: Do you require a maintenance agreement in addition to the warranty?
A1: No, we are only requiring the 12-month/2,000-hour full machine and 36-month/6,000-hour powertrain warranty. No additional maintenance agreement is required.
Q2: Will the Government accept USED forklifts?
A2: No, all forklifts shall be new. Used forklifts will not be considered for award.
5 March 5, 2026
Q3: Concerning the load center requested for the 36K. We can select a rating of 24, 36, or 48”.
Which do you prefer?
A3: There was a mistake in the Solicitation. The Government requests 36 or 48. 24 is not acceptable.
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