Remote & Non-Remote-Controlled Slope Mowers

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) Competitive Selection DOT27025-7 is an Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) focused on providing remote and non-remote-controlled slope mowers for ODOT, political subdivisions, state universities, colleges, and state agencies. The contract enables procurement of specialized slope mowing equipment, specifically two primary Ventrac models: a Remote-Controlled 45RCN Articulated Tractor priced at $57,750.00 and a Non-Remote-Controlled 4520P Articulated Tractor priced at $28,407.00. These mowers are designed to cut slopes between 0-30/40 degrees with adjustable cutting heights of 1-7 inches. The IDV also includes numerous optional attachments such as various mowing heads, wheel kits, and accessories, providing comprehensive equipment solutions for slope maintenance across diverse terrain.

The master IDV is awarded to Mast-Lepley Silo Inc., with a contract period from May 28, 2025, to May 31, 2026, covering the state of Ohio. As a Competitive Selection contract, it is structured as a multiple award vehicle, allowing flexibility for participating agencies in equipment procurement. The contract does not specify guaranteed purchase quantities, enabling agencies to acquire equipment as needed. Mast-Lepley will provide warranty service through authorized dealers in Ohio, and the contract includes comprehensive specifications for equipment compliance, maintenance, and optional configurations. The IDV supports cooperative purchasing across ODOT's twelve districts and eighty-eight county locations, facilitating efficient and standardized equipment acquisition for state and local government entities.