Contract · Federal
3720--Veteran’s agricultural land-clearing equipment 100% SDVOSB SET ASIDE
VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF / VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON, DC
- Status Closes in 3 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
RFQ QUESTIONS: THERE WILL BE NO NON MANUFACTURE WAIVER.
Host machine: Does the veteran currently own or plan to purchase a skid steer or compact track loader?
If so, could you provide the make, model, and year?
We need this information to ensure the attachments and machine-specific connections are compatible.
2020 JCB 270 Skid Steer Loader Hydraulic connections: The SOW specifies ¾-inch hydraulic quick-connect couplers for the mulching head and ½-inch couplers for the rotary cutter, with both requiring a -inch case drain.
Will the veteran's machine support both configurations, or should our quotation include any necessary adapters or additional fittings?
Laser grader: Does the VA require a specific blade width (7', 7.5', or 8'), or are all three acceptable?
The SOW provides specifications for each size, and we want to quote the correct configuration.
No, it does not require a specific witdth.
2D laser system: Does the veteran already have a compatible rotary laser transmitter and tripod?
The transmitter provides the elevation reference needed for automatic laser-guided grading, while the tripod provides a stable mounting platform.
If the veteran does not have these components or an equivalent setup, they would need to be included for the system to perform its intended laser-guided functions.
As written, the SOW does not explicitly request these items, so could you clarify whether they should be included?
NO, the veteran does not have a Laser, or Tripod.
Mulching head: Page 8 specifies 36 double-carbide-tipped teeth, while the specifications table on page 9 lists 30 cutting tools with the smooth rotor.
Could you clarify which configuration is required so we can ensure our quotation meets the VA's specifications?
Page 9, refers to the Rotary Cutter.
Performance period: What is the requi...
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Timeline
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Posted
Oct 29, 2026
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Status
Closing soon
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