Replace damaged Oshkosh Truck Cab.

The National Park Service (NPS) intends to award on a sole source basis a firm fixed price purchase order with the Oshkosh Corporation for a new truck cab that was damaged. In an effort to reduce costs, the park is salvaging as many parts as possible from the damaged cab to use on the new cab. Oshkosh was awarded the original competitive contract to supply a custom built snow plow to meet the unusual demands of snow removal from Mount Rainier National Park. Since Oshkosh is the supplier of the custom built truck, it is felt that in order to maintain the integrity and safety of the truck, it is best to replace the cab through Oshkosh. However, if there are interested parties, they may identify their interest and capabilities to respond to the requirement. All interested vendors are encouraged to provide information on their capabilities to meet this requirement. In order to be considered a potential source, interested vendors must submit clear and convincing documentation demonstrating the capabilities to satisfy our requirements. Only written responses will be considered. This notice of intent is not a request for competitive proposals. The Government will consider all proposals received within 3 days after publication of this notice. Responses must be received by 2:00pm pdt on September 18, 2009 to be considered. The item to be supplied is as follows: 1 ea. Cab/hood assembly with windshield installed; cab to be painted orange;1 ea. hood assembled and painted black;2 ea. transfer case support brackets; 1 ea. RH headlight assy. bracket; 1 ea. RH headlight enclosure; 1 ea. RH front fender; 1 ea. SST radiator grille; 1 ea. R/HP turn signal lamp; 1 ea. RH & LH headlights;1 ea. chrome bezel;1 ea. radiator top tank cover; 1 ea. cab grab handle;2 ea. wiper arms; 2 ea. wiper blades;1 ea. ISC03 overhead panel switch;1 ea. hood mounting kit; 2 ea. SST west coast mirror kit;2 ea. cowl extension;10 ea. black steel hole plug; 24 ea. Riv Bld G .15x.8 AL; packed and delivered to Mount Rainier National Park.