Explanation
Roll-off container collection vehicles are an integral part of the Refuse Collection Division's mechanized collection system. This ordinance authorizes the purchase of two (2) roll-off container collection trucks to replace two aging, high maintenance, vehicles. With this purchase and replacement of the old unit the division will have three roll-off trucks (one per transfer station). Formal competitive bids were solicited and opened by the Purchasing Office on August 18, 2005 (solicitation #SA001714GRW). Bids were received from seven (7) different vendors as follows (some vendors bid different combinations of cabs and chassis and bodies):
vendor / unit bid / unit cost
Graham Ford, Incorporated / complete unit w/body & equipment from Schodorf / $129,991.00
Graham Ford, Incorporated / complete unit w/body & equipment from Bell / $125,691.00
Fyda Freightliner Columbus, Incorporated / complete unit w/body & equipment from Bell Equipment / $128,032.00
Fyda Freightliner Columbus, Incorporated / complete unit w/body & equipment from Kaffenbarger (alt) / $138,076.00
Center City International / complete unit w/body & equipment from Bell Equipment / $130,122.00
Center City International / complete unit w/body & equipment from Kaffenbarger (alt) / $138,466.00
Center City International / complete unit w/body & equipment from Schodorf (alt) / $136,231.00
ESEC Corporation dba Columbus Peterbilt / complete unit / $131,747.00
Jack Doheny/International Supplies Ohio, Inc. / complete unit w/International chassis / $139,304.28
Jack Doheny/International Supplies Ohio, Inc. / complete unit w/Freightliner chassis / $137,514.91
Jack Doheny/Freightliner / complete unit w/Freightliner chassis / $139,304.28
Buckeye Western Star / complete unit w/Western Star chassis / $141,837.00
ESEC Corporation's bid for the Peterbilt unit was judged to be the lowest, best, most responsive and most responsible. The Refuse Collection Division hereby recommends the pur...
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