Cotton Picker Specifications.pdf
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- CP690 Self-Propelled Cotton Picker OR Equivalent
- Solicitation number
- 12405B21Q0136
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This solicitation requests quotations for a cotton picker with on-board module building capabilities. The USDA Agricultural Research Service seeks one CP690 Self-Propelled Cotton Picker or equivalent to be delivered to Stoneville, Mississippi by 30 days after receipt of order. The cotton picker must meet minimum specifications including 560 HP rating, Pro-16 row units with 40 inch row spacing, equivalent displays and monitoring systems to John Deere models, RTK GPS compatibility, and active belt cleaning brush. Quotes are due by August 26, 2021 and must include unit pricing, discounts, delivery costs, and representations and certifications completed in SAM. Award will be made based on best value considering technical capability, past performance, and price, with technical factors being most important.
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The Cotton Ginning Research Unit and Sustainable Water Management Research Unit have a joint need for a cotton picker with on-board module building capabilities that produces plastic wrapped modules of seed cotton. The minimum acceptable specifications are:
• Spindle-type cotton picker, 560 HP rated
• Pro-16 row units with 40 inch row spacing
• In cab display equivalent to John Deere 4640 with JD Link connect
• 5 year subscription JD Link connect equivalent
• Harvest Doc Cotton yield monitor, or equivalent
• Harvest Identification system equivalent to John Deere Harvest Identification, Cotton Pro
• Active RMB Belt Cleaning Brush
• RTK GPS receiver and activations equivalent to StarFire 6000 with SF3 and RTK compatibility
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