revised Specs for Compact Utility Tractor IRAP.pdf

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DNR - Compact Diesel Utility Tractor and Implements - IRAP
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25-422DNR-RESCO-B-47517
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Illinois

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This document is a Reference Document for a Compact Utility Tractor (Reference Document – 25IRAP1A) for the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (DNR) through an Institutional Cooperative Purchasing (IRAP) contract opportunity. The specified utility tractor must be a 4-wheel drive diesel model with an engine rating between 44-50 horsepower, featuring turbocharged and intercooled engine technology, and a hydrostatic transmission. Key technical specifications include an open station cab design, R14 tires, a Category 1 three-point hitch with quick hitch capability, a loader lift capacity between 2,000-3,000 lbs, and implement hydraulics with a flow rate of 7.75-10.0 gallons per minute.

The bid-buy parameters outline a detailed technical specification for a compact utility tractor, with specific requirements for powertrain, drivetrain, and hydraulic capabilities. The tractor is intended for utility applications, with a PTO horsepower of 33-40 hp and designed for versatile work environments. While the precise price estimate is redacted in the document, the comprehensive specification suggests a targeted procurement for a specific utility tractor model that meets the Illinois DNR's operational requirements. The document provides a clear framework for potential vendors to understand the technical expectations and compliance standards for this equipment procurement.

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- 50 hp

- 40 hp

- 3,000lbs

7.75 - 10.0 GPM

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