Enclosed Trailers with modifications

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is conducting market research to determine sources available for enclosed trailers. The trailers should have specific features such as a 10-foot body length, 6-foot body width, max size double rear doors, and a single curbside entry door. The trailers will also have various lighting systems, including interior LED strip lights and exterior warning lights. Interested vendors should respond to this source sought with a capabilities statement outlining their recent and relevant experience and how they can meet the intent of this requirement. • The trailers should have a 10-foot body length with an additional V-Front enclosure and extended tongue clearance not to exceed five feet. • The trailers should have a 6-foot body width and max size double rear doors with bolt-on steel strap hinges and a locking system. • The trailers should have a single curbside entry door with a right-hand hinge and a locking system. • The trailers should have various lighting systems, including interior LED strip lights and exterior warning lights. • The trailers should have a solid partition wall, no door, located 6'4" from the exterior rear. • The trailers should have a chemical-resistant polyurethane spray-on liner applied to the floor and lower 6" of sidewalls in the front section of the trailer.