Att1- Description Trailer Mounted Airfield Sweeper.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- W912L1-24-Q-1051
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This document is an Attachment describing the requirements for a Trailer Mounted Airfield Sweeper that is part of a federal contract opportunity solicitation.
The key details are:
- The trailer-mounted mechanical sweeper must weigh under 1,500 lbs, be capable of 8-hour operation on less than 2 gallons of gasoline, and include features such as a gutter broom, dust control system, and the ability to remove rocks.
- The sweeper hopper must have a capacity greater than 1 cubic yard, be constructed of stainless steel, and have a full width door for easy cleaning.
- The federal contract opportunity, Solicitation Number W912L1-24-Q-1051, is for the Texas Army National Guard to procure the Trailer Mounted Airfield Sweeper. It is a Total Small Business Set Aside with a NAICS code of 333120 - Construction Machinery Manufacturing.
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Description of Requirements for the Trailer Mounted Airfield Sweeper
Trailer:
1. Trailer-mounted mechanical sweeper to be pulled by a car, truck or UTV.
2. Weighing under 1,500 lbs.
3. Mounted spare tire included.
4. Trailer lights so it can be pulled on the roadway.
5. 2” ball hitch.
Sweeper:
1. Designed to remove debris from a wide range of surfaces.
2. The sweeper drum to be powered by a gasoline engine.
3. Can operate an 8-hour shift on less than 2 gallons of gasoline.
4. Adjustable sweeping levels.
5. Includes a gutter broom.
6. Dust control system with reservoir.
7. Includes the capability to remove rocks.
8. Gas powered debris removal system.
Hopper:
1. Greater than 1 cubic yard.
2. Constructed from stainless steel.
3. Full width door.
4. Tilting for easy cleaning.
Note: Only new items, not refurbishments.
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