Feed+Bin (1).pdf

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Rebid Feed Bin
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AU-2023-0000611
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Alabama

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This document is a specification sheet for a 30-ton feed bin, associated with a rebid opportunity from Auburn University in Alabama. The feed bin has specific dimensions of 27' 8" in height and 12' in width, with a 12' diameter providing 1381 cubic feet or 1113 bushels of capacity. The bin features skids that are 11' 6" with 5.5" OD round extra heavy wall thickness and includes standard features such as an epoxy liner inside the bin, 12-gauge metal construction, skid mounting, ground-controlled top lid, and a windsock for the bottom gate. The specification sheet indicates a standard 9' overhead clearance and a 12' wide drive-through clearance, with a notation that it will be delivered to Winfield, AL.

The document does not provide specific pricing details or funding information beyond the handwritten notation of "30 TON FEED BIN". The specification sheet appears to be a technical description intended to support a competitive bidding process for agricultural or educational equipment procurement. The detailed specifications suggest this is a precise and technical procurement opportunity focused on a specialized feed storage solution for agricultural or research purposes.

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HEIGHT 27' 8''

WIDTH 12'

• 1381 Cubic feet or 1113 BU. 12' Diameter

• Skids are 11' 6" 5.5" OD Round extra heavy wall thickness

• Standard nine foot overhead clearance lcleioe:i, fo&t-widc drive thru clearance

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STANDARD FEATURES

• EPOXY LINER INSIDE BIN

• MADE WITH 12 GUAGE METAL

• SKID MOUNTING

• GROUND-CONTROLLED TOP LID

• WINDSOCK FOR BOTTOM GATE

• Sr AN OARD 9' OVERHEAD CLEARANCE

•-H-! WIDE DRIVE THROUGH CLEARANCE

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