Single Axle Dump Truck with Liquid Application System and Plow

The City of Derby, Kansas, is seeking bids for a Single Axle Dump Truck with a Liquid Application System and Plow. The truck should have a minimum GVWR of 37,000 lbs, a front axle capacity of 16,000 lbs, and a rear axle capacity of 21,000 lbs. The truck should also have a wheelbase of at least 162 inches and a cab to axle distance of at least 97 inches. The engine should be a diesel engine with a minimum of 325 HP and 860 ft-lbs of torque. The truck should also have a hydraulic telescopic hoist for the dump bed with a minimum capacity of 17.5 tons. The liquid application system should have a minimum capacity of 1050 gallons and should be equipped with a hydraulic pump with a minimum of 205 gpm. The system should also have a flow meter and 24 gal/lane nozzles with a multilane spray boom to allow coverage for up to three lanes of traffic. The snowplow should be 11 feet in length with a 42-inch moldboard and should have a quick hitch style hook up. The plow should also have a full trip with two external compression springs and power angling with top-mounted nitride cylinders and cushion valve. • The truck should have a minimum of 315/80R22.5 20 ply front tires and 11R22.5 14 ply radial rear tires. • The truck should have an air brake system with air parking brake and automatic slack adjusters. • The truck should have a cab-controlled electric tarp system for the dump bed with aluminum tarp arms and a minimum four-spring system. • The truck should have a minimum of 2 additional strobe lights installed at the rear of the vehicle under both taillights. • The liquid application system should have a frame constructed of stainless steel for corrosion resistance and should have built-in legs so the unit can be stored while not in use. • The snowplow should have a carbide blade system similar to the blades already in use by the City. • The truck should have a warranty of at least 3 years or 3,000 hours. • The successful bidder must furnish two complete sets of filters for each unit being delivered and a full list of common replacement parts. • The successful bidder must provide on-site, interactive "operation and maintenance training" to street department personnel.