Contract · Federal
Tractor
DEPT OF DEFENSE / DEPT OF THE ARMY FORT DRUM, NY
- Status Closes in 13 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside Small Business Set Aside - Total
Scope
(1) Engine and Performance Min Requirements: (a.) Rated Engine Power: 180hp (b.) Maximum Engine Power: 195hp. (c.) Engine Configuration: 6.8 L, six-cylinder turbocharger. (d.) Turbocharger: Variable-geometry turbocharger. (e.) Intelligent Power Management: Up to 20ho boost for transport and non-stationary power take-off (PTO) applications. (f.) Selected Transmission: PowerQuad Plus; 20 forward / 20 reverse speeds. (g.) Maximum Transport Speed: 40 km/h (25 mph). (2) Wheel, Tire, and Axle Configuration: Designed with single front wheels for optimized turning radius, paired with dual rear wheels for maximum pulling traction. (a.) Rear Axle Setup: Dual (Double) Wheels. (b.) Rear Tire Size: 480/80R50 OR 480/80R46 (Duals on each side). (c.) Front Axle Setup: Single Wheels. (d.) Front Tire Size: 420-85R34 or 420/85R30 (single on each side). (e.) Rear Axle Dimension: R and P rear axle - 3.62 in. x 100. in. (f.) Front Axle Type: Unsuspended 4ED front axle or Triple Link Suspension (TLS) front axle (if available and required). (g.) Rear Rims: Adjustable cast wheels. (h.) Front Rims: Adjustable steel wheels. (3) Dimensions, Weight, and Ballasting: (a.) Wheelbase: 2,800 mm (110.2 in.) (b.) Drive Configuration: Mechanical front-wheel drive (MFWD)/4WD. (c.) Front Base Weight: 243 lbs. (d.) Additional Ballast: Quick attach and removal weights/ 1,706 lbs. total ballast. (4) Hydraulic, Hitch, and PTO Systems (min requirements): (a.) Hydraulic System: Pressure-and flow-compensated (PFC) closed-loop system. (b.) Hydraulic Pump Capacity: 114 L/min. (c.) Rear Selective Control Valves: As required for mission equipment. (d.) Rear PTO: Dual-speed 540/1,000 rpm. (e.) Rear Hitch: Category 3 3-point hitch. (f.) Center Link: Category 3 center link with ball end. (g.) Draft Links: Draft links with...
Typical award value
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Timeline
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Posted
Nov 10, 2026
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Status
Closing soon
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