Gooseneck Dump Trailer

The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks, through the Kansas Department of Administration Office of Procurement and Contracts, is requesting quotes for one new gooseneck dump trailer with a quote closing date of October 21, 2026 at 2:00 PM CDT under RFQ EVT0010948.

Bidders must be registered vendors with the State of Kansas. A Kansas Tax Clearance Certificate from the Kansas Department of Revenue, Certification Regarding Immigration Reform and Control form, Sexual Harassment Policy acknowledgment, Boycott of Israel certification, and Certification of Procurement (regarding covered telecommunications equipment) are mandatory. Bidders may claim Kansas Bidder Preference Programs or Disabled Veteran Owned Business preferences if applicable, with supporting documentation required.

The trailer specifications are: 12 feet long by 83 inches wide with 14,000 GVWR, 10-ply radial tires, 3-way spreader gate, two 6-foot loading ramps, pull-back tarp, 10-gauge steel bed, dual 12,000-pound drop-leg jacks, 24-inch solid sides, spare tire with mount, 2 5/16-inch gooseneck coupler, four D-rings, DOT-approved lighting, two 7,000-pound electric brake axles, and multi-leaf slipper spring suspension with standard manufacturer warranty.

Delivery must occur to 101 W. Scott Lake Drive, Scott City, Kansas 67871 by June 30, 2027 via common carrier with freight prepaid. The cost sheet must specify price per unit, delivery fee if available, warranty cost, brand/manufacturer and model, and delivery lead time in calendar days. All federal, state, and local taxes are included unless otherwise specified; the State is exempt from state sales or use taxes and federal excise taxes. Payment will be made via electronic funds transfer unless the vendor requests and receives approval for alternative payment methods.

Questions are due by end of business October 1, 2026. Bids must be submitted via email to Procurement@ks.gov or hand-delivered to 900 SW Jackson, Room 1001, North Topeka, Kansas 66612-1286. Prospective bidders not initially invited must notify Procurement Officer Michelle R. Brown of intent to bid at least 24 hours before closing. Political subdivisions may utilize the resulting contract under the same terms as the State.