Re-Bid ELECTRIC MICRO SLIM SLAB SCISSOR LIFTS (OR EQUIVALENT) New 3 Each Total

Milwaukee County is conducting a re-bid procurement for three new electric micro slim slab scissor lifts (or equivalent) intended for use at Milwaukee County Mitchell International Airport located at 5300 South Howell Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The equipment must be suitable for indoor and outdoor use in restricted spaces and building interiors, with the capability to pass through standard commercial doorways. Each unit must meet comprehensive performance specifications including a minimum platform capacity of 800 pounds, minimum indoor working height of 25.7 feet, stowed height not exceeding 78.7 inches, and maximum machine weight of approximately 3,640 pounds. All lifts must feature electric drive systems with proportional controls, maintenance-free AGM-type batteries with approximately 210 Ah capacity, onboard automatic chargers, and compliance with ANSI and CSA safety standards for mobile elevating work platforms. Deliverables include three fully assembled units ready for operation, complete operator and service manuals, warranty registration information, and all control devices, with delivery required within 30 calendar days of order release on an FOB destination basis with freight prepaid. Bidders must submit detailed descriptive literature and technical data demonstrating conformance to specifications and clearly identify the specific make and model of equipment proposed. Award will be made to the lowest qualified, responsive, responsible bidder based on total cost of ownership financial benefit, with Milwaukee County reserving the right to award separate contracts for individual items or reject any or all bids at the Purchasing Director's discretion. The solicitation was posted February 12, 2026, with a bid due date of February 26, 2026.

All bidders must comply with Milwaukee County's non-discrimination provisions, non-collusion statements, code of ethics requirements, and federal, state, and local regulations. Bidders are encouraged to leverage existing governmental contracting options including GSA, University of Wisconsin, VendorNet, MMCAP, NPP, SourceWell, NJPA, Omnia, US Communities, and NASPO contracts, with reference details required in quote responses. Successful bidders must provide proof of applicable insurance coverage including Commercial General Liability Insurance of $1,000,000 per occurrence and $1,000,000 general aggregate, along with Wisconsin Workers Compensation Insurance naming Milwaukee County as an additional insured. All items must be new and unused and supported by manufacturer warranty including a minimum one-year warranty on defective components and five-year warranty on structural components, with proof of authorization from a manufacturer representative required before award confirmation. A performance bond may be required at Milwaukee County's discretion. The procurement documents do not identify any incumbent vendors, current contractors, set-asides for disadvantaged enterprises, or specific budget allocations, though pricing must be competitive and not exceed the vendor's existing selling prices to other customers for comparable quantities and similar terms.