VCL Magna Wing 16' Product Guide City.pdf
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- Attached to
- FY26 - SL Western Star Tandem Purchase
- Solicitation number
- 300000210154571
- Issued by
- Missouri
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This is a product guide and procurement notice for the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) St. Louis District involving Viking Cives equipment. MoDOT has determined a single-source procurement for one 2026 Western Star tandem axle dump truck equipped with snow and ice control attachments, including a 16-foot dual auger spreader, 14-foot snow plow, and 16-foot Magna wing kit. The Magna wing is an ultra-long wing attachment designed to expand clearing capacity, allowing a single truck to perform the work of two vehicles by clearing two lanes in one pass while adding 12 feet of clearing path to standard equipment. This is a one-time purchase with immediate delivery required, and the truck must be in-stock and snow-ready to meet SL District specifications. No response dates, due dates, site visits, or bidder meetings are specified in the available documentation.
The procurement is designated as a sole-source award to Viking Cives, identified as the only regional distributor with an in-stock 2026 Western Star tandem axle dump truck meeting the required specifications. No pricing information, set-asides, incumbent information, or funding details are provided in the available documentation. Interested parties should contact Ashten Lorts, the designated buyer, at ashten.lorts@modot.mo.gov for solicitation inquiries. The Magna wing features a stainless steel moldboard, variable clearing path capability, hooded wing profile, live-edge blade compatibility, and an ergonomic cab control layout designed to enhance operator safety and motorist visibility.
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| MODOT 0000000180SL_AwardNotice.pdf | ||
| MODOT 0000000180SL_SUPPLIER.pdf | ||
| Viking Quote.pdf | ||
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Material Placement Zone Spreader location puts the material directly on the crown of the road, after it has been cleared of snow.
The result is more e�ective material application & reduced costs.
Simple Hydraulic System Single Hydraulic Cylinder deployment with relief valve, for overload protection and safety.
Hooded Wing Pro�le Eliminates snow from drifting above the level of the moldboard, to enhance visibility for following motorists. Moldboard Curvature rolls, compacts, and displaces snow further from the roadside.
Stainless Steel Moldboard Resists corrosion and wear and provides a longer service life.
Live-Edge Blade Compatibility Cutting edge can be out�tted Live-Edge blades that contour to the road surface and remove hardpacked ice more e�ectively.
Variable Clearing Path Able to deploy at various angles adapting to roads of all widths.
Seamlessly transition from 2 to 1 lane, while still clearing merging lanes.
Cross Conveyor Compatible Will Work with front or rear discharge spreaders
Conspicuity Kit The highly visible signboard and ultra bright lighting kit e�ectively communicates plowing operations to motorists.
Wing Position Display Indicates the deployment of the wing, and mirror cameras, gives operators a full view of wing status in one convenient place on the console.
Ergonomic Cab Control Layout Puts all the controls comfortably within reach of the operators.
Clearing Path Clears 2 lanes in a single pass (Adds 12’ of clearing path to a truck equipped with a plow)
The Magna Wing Con�guration from Viking-Cives Ltd. is an ultra-long wing that allows for one truck to do the work of two.
Capable of multilane snow and ice control, the Magna Wing features integrated systems that enhance:
ease of use for the operators, and road safety for motorists.
The Magna Wing adds even more capability to your Viking-Cives all season equipment.
It can quickly and easily attach and detach within minutes, to give your �eet quicker and more capable reaction times to snow events.
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