6914 OF Attachment A Spec Sheet.pdf

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Knuckle Boom Crane and Bed
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6914 OF
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Douglas County, Nebraska

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This document is a technical specification sheet from the State of Nebraska for a one-time purchase contract for a Knuckle Boom Crane and Bed. The contract is being issued by the Department of Administrative Services, Materiel Division, State Purchasing Bureau. The specification sheet details the required features for the custom flatbed with hydraulic loader crane, including dimensions, materials, storage compartments, headache rack, and other components. The maximum lifting moment must be at least 82,000 lbs, the maximum lifting capacity at least 12,000 lbs, and the hydraulic outreach a minimum of 26 feet. The crane must have radio remote control and hydraulic-operated stability points. The contract is open to vendors who can meet the detailed technical specifications outlined in the document.

The base price for the Knuckle Boom Crane and Bed is required to be provided by the bidder. The contract is not exclusive, and the State reserves the right to contract for similar goods from other sources. The contract opportunity is for the State of Nebraska, with the primary jurisdiction being Douglas County.

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State of Nebraska Technical Specification Sheet

6914 OF Attachment A 1.0

States Description

Knuckle Boom Crane and Bed

Contractors Description

State Specifications

Meets Spec Yes | No

Contractor Specification

1 See Attachments B- E for various Specifications and visual examples.

2 See Attachment B for Vehicle Specifications that the

Custom Flat bed with Hydraulic Loader will be installed on.

3 Custom Flatbed with Headache Rack a- Black Powder Coated or approved equivalent b- Minimum 96 Inch’s Wide c- Minimum 180.25 Inches long Flat bed d- Minimum 3/16” thickness for bed e- And minimum 24.75 Inches of space for attachment of Hydraulic Loader Crane on the Rear of the Truck f- (2) Storage Compartments Mounted to the underside of the Flat Bed Positioned to the front of the Flat Bed.

One mounted on the Driver side One mounted on Passenger side

Length:24” Minimum, 20” Depth minimum Each toolbox will hold 500 lbs of weight.

(See Attachment E for visual example.)

g- Headache Rack Mounted to the front portion of the Flat bed directly behind the cab.

Headache Rack can have two wings like in attachment D or can have single wing on the passenger side.

See attachment E for Visual Example h- Metal guardrails to shipped loose. To be attached by department after delivery of truck for storage of 1000lb weights.

See attachment C for Specs i- At the Rear of the Flat bed need to have a minimum 6.5 Inches by 24.75 Inches Torsion Frame for mounting of the Hydraulic Loader Crane j- Metal Rock Gard with hardware to attach mudflap Mounted on the underside of the Flatbed Directly behind rear tire

See Attachment D/E for Example k- Side Signal Lights Need to meet DOT Standards

Work with Agency Contact for exact specifications at time of build.

Rear Bumper and Lighting

Work with Agency Contact at time of build.

See Attachment D/E for example or Attachment E for Specs Bottom of receiver in Attachment E sits 20” off ground.

4 Hydraulic Loader Crane a- Max lifting Moment

Minimum: 82,000 LBS b- Max Lifting Capacity Minimum: 12,000 LBS

11 c- Hydraulic Outreach Minimum: 26 Feet

12 d- Radio Remote Control.

13 e- Hydraulic operated Stability Points

On the left and right side of the Vehicle

14 f- See Attachment B for Dimensional Specification Must meet these Specification or be an Approved Equivalent. Would like Hydraulic Tank mounted on the rear next to crane to allow for two toolboxes mentioned above.

15 g- See Attachments D/E for examples.

Base Price $

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