Right-Of-Way Construction And Maintenance Equipment, Railroad

Code 2230
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Spend Category Level 1
Transportation and Logistics Services
Spend Category Level 2
Transportation Equipment
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PSC Category 2230 encompasses right-of-way construction and maintenance equipment specifically for railroad applications. The product category includes specialized railroad infrastructure machinery such as ballast regulators, track tampers, tie exchangers, spike pullers, and rail maintenance vehicles. These equipment types are designed to support rail infrastructure installation, repair, maintenance, and operational efficiency across various transportation and military contexts.

Recent federal contract awards in this category demonstrate a diverse range of procurement activities, with contract values ranging from approximately $20,000 to nearly $2 million. Key funding agencies include the Department of the Army, Department of Transportation, Agricultural Research Service, and Joint Munitions Command. Many awards utilize small business set-asides, particularly total small business and 8(a) program designations. Frequent contractors include specialized equipment manufacturers like Nordco, Shilog LTD, MCT Industries, and Plasser American Corporation. Contract types predominantly feature firm fixed-price mechanisms, with performance periods typically ranging from several months to two years, and delivery locations spanning military installations, research centers, and transportation facilities across the United States.

Recent federal contract opportunities for PSC 2230 focus on procuring specialized railroad maintenance equipment, including ballast regulators, tie exchangers, spike pullers, and Hy-Rail trucks. Solicitations have been issued by agencies such as the Department of the Army Materiel Command, U.S. Department of Transportation, and USDA Forest Service. Most opportunities are structured as small business set-asides under NAICS codes related to railroad rolling stock manufacturing. Procurement locations include military installations like Fort Drum, Fort Polk, and the Military Ocean Terminal at Sunny Point, with delivery dates typically scheduled between late 2024 and early 2025. The opportunities emphasize detailed technical specifications and evaluate potential vendors based on criteria including technical capability, past performance, and pricing.

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