The State of West Virginia Purchasing Division is soliciting bids for the purchase of two 2025 or 2026 model year, four-door police interceptor utility cruiser SUVs. The vehicles must meet specific requirements, including being all-wheel-drive, having a wheelbase of 119-121 inches, and having a minimum length of 198 inches. The vehicles must also have certain standard equipment, such as heavy-duty brakes, a minimum 10-speed automatic transmission, and a heavy-duty cooling system. The successful bidder will be required to deliver the vehicles within 153 working days after receiving a purchase order or notice to proceed.
Some key features and requirements of the vehicles include:
• All-wheel-drive
• Wheelbase of 119-121 inches
• Minimum length of 198 inches
• Heavy-duty brakes
• Minimum 10-speed automatic transmission
• Heavy-duty cooling system
• Minimum 19-gallon fuel tank
• Power windows with one-touch up/down driver’s side
• Cruise control
• Electric rear window defroster
• LED spotlight on the driver’s side
• Rear door handles inoperable, rear locks inoperable, and rear window switches inoperable
• Undercarriage deflector plate
• Cargo area with a minimum opening height of 31 inches and a minimum opening width of 47 inches
• Dark car feature (courtesy lamps disable when any door is opened)
• Pre-wiring for grille LED lights, siren, and speaker
• Wiring to support up to six LED lights in the engine compartment and grille
• Wiring for 10-amp siren/speaker circuit in the engine cargo area
• Wiring to support up to six rear LED lights in the rear cargo compartment
• Trailer tow wiring harness
The vehicles must also meet certain warranty requirements, including a minimum three-year/36,000-mile basic comprehensive warranty and a basic corrosion warranty.
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