ELECTRIC MICRO SLIM SLAB SCISSOR LIFT 32 Foot (OR EQUIVALENT) New 1 Each

Milwaukee County is seeking to procure one new electric micro slim slab scissor lift, 32 feet in height, for use at Mitchell International Airport located at 5300 S. Howell Avenue in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The procurement is a sealed bid solicitation with specific performance-based requirements for the equipment, which must accommodate two personnel, have a 550-pound platform capacity, and provide working heights of 38 feet indoors and 30 feet outdoors. Key specifications include a maximum width of 32 inches, a stowed height not exceeding 96 inches, electric front-wheel drive, zero inside turn radius, and a maximum machine weight of approximately 7,145 pounds. The bid requires new, original condition equipment with a comprehensive warranty, including one-year coverage on defective components and five-year coverage on structural components. Proposals are due by January 30, 2026, with delivery required within 30 calendar days of order release, and bidders may submit clarification questions through the bid system's public Q&A forum until the specified deadline.

The contract opportunity is open to licensed vendors authorized to sell or distribute the specified equipment, with potential integration through various governmental contracting options including GSA, University of Wisconsin, VendorNet, and others. Milwaukee County has established disadvantaged business enterprise requirements per County Code Chapter 42, encouraging participation from diverse vendors. Vendors must maintain Commercial General Liability Insurance of $1,000,000 per occurrence and Workers Compensation Insurance, with Milwaukee County named as an additional insured. While a specific award value is not explicitly stated, the procurement includes comprehensive terms requiring compliance with federal, state, and local laws, non-discrimination provisions, and the County's Code of Ethics. The award will be made to the lowest qualified, responsive, and responsible bidder as defined in Milwaukee County ordinances, with the County reserving the right to cancel or terminate the procurement with appropriate notice.