The West Virginia Purchasing Division is soliciting bids for a computerized light/medium duty and heavy-duty vehicle diagnostic scan tool. The tool should meet certain specifications, including being handheld and portable, utilizing a 64-bit Windows 10 mobile operating system, and having a minimum of 16 GB hard drive and 16 GB memory. The tool should also have a minimum power run time of eight continuous hours without requiring a charge and a minimum boot up time of 10 seconds. The vendor should provide pricing for scan tool updates for equipment previously owned by the West Virginia Department of Transportation. The vendor should also provide one day of onsite training at the Huntington Headquarters.
Some key features of the scan tool include:
• Reading trouble codes
• Displaying vehicle identification code (VIN)
• Displaying light and heavy-duty standard and proprietary codes
• Performing digital live stream data
• Providing diagnostic support data for certain brake systems and engines
• Having wireless printing capabilities
• Being equipped with various cables, tools, and add-on features
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