Construct/Mine/Excavate/Highwy Eqpt

Code 38
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PSC Category 38 encompasses construction, mining, excavation, and highway equipment, focusing on heavy machinery and specialized vehicles used in infrastructure, maintenance, and operational support across various federal agencies. The category includes skid steers, dozers, loaders, debris blowers, brush mowers, tracked carriers, and other earth-moving and construction-related equipment designed for rugged environments and specialized tasks.

While no specific contract awards were detailed in the provided documentation, the federal contract opportunities suggest typical procurements range from single-unit equipment purchases to small multi-unit acquisitions. The primary funding agencies include the Department of the Army, Department of the Interior's Fish and Wildlife Service, Department of Veterans Affairs, and the Defense Logistics Agency. Set-asides vary, with opportunities designated as total small business, service-disabled veteran-owned small business, and some with no specific set-aside. Delivery locations are predominantly military installations, national wildlife refuges, and federal medical centers across states like New York, Minnesota, California, and Virginia.

Recent federal contract opportunities in this PSC category include a 60-inch disc mulcher for the Litchfield Wetland Management District, a Buffalo Turbine Stand-On Debris Blower for Fort Drum, a Ditch Witch SK1050C skid steer for multiple military installations, walk-behind rubber track carriers for the Juneau Ranger District, and various specialized equipment like snow plows and utility vehicles. The opportunities demonstrate a focus on procurement of robust, task-specific equipment for infrastructure maintenance, ground management, and operational support across different federal agencies and geographical locations.

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