A04_RFQ_SOW.pdf
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This document is a quote and specification sheet for a 150 HP Outboard Motor for the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) Fort Peck Field Station. The specifications detail a Mercury 150XL FourStroke outboard motor with specific requirements including a black color, 3.0L displacement, 150 horsepower/110 kW, 25" shaft length, and 455 lbs dry weight. The motor requires unleaded regular 87 octane fuel and is Smartcraft compatible with a 60 amp/756 watt belt-driven alternator.
The document allows vendors to propose a "brand name or equal" alternative in accordance with FAR 52.211-6, provided they meet all salient characteristics. Vendors proposing an alternative must submit descriptive literature demonstrating compliance with the specified technical requirements. The specification sheet serves as a detailed technical guide for potential suppliers bidding on an outboard motor for the wildlife refuge's field station.
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Charles M. Russell NWR
Fort Peck Field Station
150 HP Outboard Motor Quote and Specs
Horsepower
150XL Four Stroke
Alternator amp / Watt
60 amp / 756 watt (Belt-Driven)
Color
Black
Smartcraft Compatible
Yes (or equivalent engine monitoring system)
Displacement (L)
3.0L
Dry weight *Lightest model available
455 lbs / 206 kg
Engine type
Inline 4
HP / kW
150 / 110
Recommended fuel
Unleaded Regular 87 Octane Minimum (R+M/2) or 90 RON 10% Ethanol Maximum
Shaft Length
25”
**The specifications for this outboard motor is for a Mercury 150XL FourStroke.
Vendor may propose “brand name or equal” in accordance with FAR 52.211-6, provided all salient characteristics above are met. Vendors proposing an “equal” item must submit descriptive literature demonstrating compliance.
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