A06_-_Grader_Attachment_Specifications.xlsx

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MO & MI - Shiawassee and Great River NWR - Grader
Solicitation number
140FS224Q0106
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This document is an attachment specifications sheet for a federal contract opportunity to provide grader attachments for compact track loaders. The opportunity is for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at the Shiawassee National Wildlife Refuge in Michigan and the Great River National Wildlife Refuge in Missouri.

The required grader attachments must be compatible with compact track loaders in the 3100-3500 ROC class. Key specifications include a minimum 108-inch blade width, 16.75-inch blade height, 2,800-pound unit weight, 8-way hydraulic adjustment, 13-inch hydraulic side shift, and 30-degree moldboard angle. Delivery must include up to 4 hours of instruction on operation and maintenance. The solicitation number is 140FS224Q0106 and the deadline and award dates are not provided.

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Grader Attachments for Compact Track LoaderVendor Response
Order Quantity: 2 (different delivery addresses)
Delivery Location(s):
Shiawassee NWR

6975 Mower Road Saginaw, MI 48601-9783

Great River NWR 37599 County Road 206 Annada, MO 63330

Quoted Machine Make
Quoted Machine Model
Name of vendor
Contact Name
Phone Number
Email
Specifications/requirementsVendor Response: Yes NoVendor Comments
Must be capable of use of various makes and models CTL in the 3100-3500 ROC Class.
Delivery must include up to 4 hours of instruction on operation and maintenance.
Blade Width Min. 108"
Blade Hight Min 16.75"
Unit Min weight 2800 LBS
8 way hydraulic adjustment
Hydraulic side shift min 13"
Moldboard angle min 30 degrees
Bolt on reversible cutting edge
Oscillating front axle

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