Sources Sought Notice - SPRDL125R0044.pdf

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This document is a Sources Sought Notice for a federal contract opportunity related to the procurement of Cylinder Assemblies (NSN 3040-01-476-0517, P/N AAT264214) for the HYEX Type I Hydraulic Excavator.

The notice states that the Government does not possess the technical data package (TDP), detailed drawings, or performance specifications for this item, and this is not a developmental effort. The purpose of the notice is to canvass industry for potential sources. The required quantity is 64 each basic, with 64 each option. The HYEX Type I is a commercial, non-developmental vehicle with minor military modifications, providing excavation and lifting capabilities. Responses to this Sources Sought Notice are due by the close of business on December 2, 2024. The contracting agency is the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime.

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Sources Sought Notice

Item Name: Cylinder Assembly

NSN: 3040-01-476-0517

Part Number: AAT264214 (CAGE 1J955), John Deere) Quantity: 64 each basic, 64 each option End Item: HYEX Type I Hydraulic Excavator

RESPONSE DATE:

02 Dec 2024

REQUIREMENTS DESCRIPTION:

The Hydraulic Excavator (HYEX) Type I is a commercial, non-developmental vehicle with minor military modifications. The HYEX Type I is diesel powered, self-propelled and has a tracked undercarriage. It is equipped with a hydraulic quick disconnect system.

The HYEX Type I is equipped with an enclosed cab to allow the operator to function in extreme climates.

The HYEX Type I provides excavation and lifting capabilities for units performing construction missions in support of military and national goals and objectives. This HYEX Type I has a digging force of 33,000 pounds with a bucket reach of up to 30 feet.

The system can lift up to 15,000 pounds and move up to a 15 foot radius.

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