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Furnish And Deliver Parts And Perform Repairs For International Brand Trucks And Buses For The Monmouth County Division Of Fleet Services For The Period January 1, 2027 Through December 31, 2027 With Two (2) One Year Renewal Options (Monmouth County Co-Op)
BID #: F-23-2027
DUE: 10/7/2026
VALUE: $433,600
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This municipal bid, identified as F-23-2027, is issued by the Monmouth County Purchasing Division on behalf of the Monmouth County Division of Fleet Services. The core project seeks qualified vendors to furnish and deliver original equipment manufacturer (OEM) and aftermarket parts, as well as perform necessary repairs for International brand trucks and buses. The comprehensive scope of work involves providing a wide array of OEM parts from various prominent manufacturers, including International, Caterpillar, Cummins, Allison, Detroit Diesel, Renewed, Eaton, Chelsea, and Muncie, alongside general aftermarket parts and accessories. Additionally, the contract mandates the provision of labor services for repairs, estimated at 600 regular hours at the vendor's facility. This contract is intended to cover the period from January 1, 2027, through December 31, 2027, with the crucial inclusion of two (2) one-year renewal options, underscoring a long-term service requirement for the county's fleet. Furthermore, this procurement is conducted under the Monmouth County Co-op program, indicating potential for other participating entities to leverage the awarded contract.
Prospective contractors interested in this bid are required to submit their proposals on standard Request for Bid (RFB) forms, adhering strictly to the specifications and instructions provided by the Monmouth County Purchasing Department. While the specific text provided does not detail explicit contractor qualifications, licenses such as NJ Public Works Contractor Registration, or minimum experience requirements, it is strongly implied that such criteria will be thoroughly outlined within the full specifications document, which bidders are encouraged to download. There is no mention of mandatory pre-bid meetings or site visits in the provided excerpt; however, bidders should consult the complete bid package for any such requirements or informational sessions that might be crucial for understanding the project's nuances and demonstrating capability. Contractors are expected to possess the necessary expertise and infrastructure to supply a diverse range of specialized vehicle parts and execute complex repair tasks efficiently, ensuring the operational readiness of Monmouth County's fleet.
All bids for F-23-2027 must be received by the Monmouth County Purchasing Division no later than October 7, 2026, at 10:30:00 AM. Submissions must strictly follow the format and content requirements detailed in the official specifications. The provided text does not explicitly mention requirements for bid security, performance bonds, or payment bonds; however, bidders are advised to review the complete specifications package for any such mandatory financial guarantees. For inquiries regarding this solicitation or assistance with the bidding process, interested parties may contact Sophia Giezey directly at (732) 431-7370 extension 7381. General inquiries can also be directed to the Monmouth County Purchasing Division, located at Hall of Records, 3rd Floor, 1 East Main Street, Freehold, NJ 07728, via phone at (732) 431-7370 or fax at (732) 431-7379. Access to the project's specifications, clarifications, and addenda is available for download, and reviewing these documents is essential for a compliant submission.
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First Discovered
Sep 26, 2026
Last Info Update
Oct 7, 2026
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