A04_Attachment 1_Statement of Requirement_Specifications No-Till Drill.pdf
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Statement of Requirements Summary
This is a Statement of Requirements document for the USDA Agricultural Research Service (USDA-ARS) Coastal Plains Soil, Water, & Plant Research Center in Florence, South Carolina. The agency requires one new 12 to 15-foot working width no-till grain drill to replace the current John Deere 750 model (Serial Number: N00750X009413), which will be accepted as a trade-in credit toward the purchase.
The grain drill must meet specific technical requirements including 7.5-inch row spacing, pull-type configuration compatible with a 100HP tractor, tractor hydraulic controls, adjustable down pressure and depth-adjustable seed coulters, a mechanical drive system, a seed box agitator, minimum 2 bushels per foot of working width capacity in the main seed box, a small seed/legume seed box, an acre meter, safety lighting for road travel, and operation using 2 SCVs or less. The equipment must include an English-language operator's manual. Delivery to Florence, South Carolina must occur within 90 days of order receipt. The vendor must provide a minimum 2-year manufacturer warranty with on-site support and commit to replacing defective units within 5 business days. Evaluation will be based on lowest price among technically acceptable offers. Technical inquiries should be directed to William Brigman at William.brigman@usda.gov, (843) 669-5203 x302, or (843) 250-0457.
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ATTACHMENT 1
Statement of Requirements Project: Replace current John Deere 750 grain drill
Specifications Document – 12 to 15 Foot Working Width No-Till Grain Drill
1. Scope The USDA, Agricultural Research Service (USDA-ARS) Costal Plains Soil, Water, & Plant Research Center in Florence, South Carolina requires one (1) New 12 to 15 foot working width no-till grain drill, including:
• Hardware as specified
• Delivery to Florence, South Carolina
• Initial setup and configuration
• Warranty and support services
2. Technical Requirements / Specifications
• 12 to 15 feet working width grain drill
• Must be configured for no-till application
• Must have 7.5” row spacing
• Must be a pull type configuration hooked to the tractor drawbar
• Must be controlled by the tractor hydraulics
• Must include a seed box agitator
• Must include a minimum of 2 bu. per ft working width capacity for main seed box
• Must include adjustable down pressure of seed coulters
• Must include depth adjustable seed coulters
• Must include a mechanical drive system
• Must include a small seed/legume seed box
• Must include an acre meter
• Must include safety lighting for road travel
• Must include an operator’s manual in English
• Must be able to be pulled by a 100HP tractor.
• Must be able to be operated utilizing 2 SCVs or less
3. Deliverables/Schedule: Delivery & Warranty
• Delivery within 90 days after receipt of order.
• Minimum 2-year manufacturer warranty with on-site support.
• Replacement of defective units within 5 business days.
No-Till Drill with minimum above specifications to be delivered to USDA-ARS, Coastal Plains Soil, Water & Plant Research Center, 2611 West Lucas Street, Florence, SC 29501.
4. Evaluation Factors: Lowest price, technically acceptable.
5. CREDIT: Trade-in of existing John Deere 750 No-Till Drill Model: John Deere 750 Serial Number: N00750X009413
6. Technical Point of Contact: Should there be technical questions, please contact William
Brigman, email: William.brigman@usda.gov (office) 843-669-5203 x302 (cell) 843-250-0457 mailto:William.brigman@usda.gov
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