Vertical contour band saw

Westchester County is seeking to procure a vertical contour band saw through its Bureau of Purchase and Supplies, with a specific solicitation targeting a DoAll Model 2013-V2 industrial metal cutting machine. The procurement opportunity is open for bid submission between October 3, 2025, and October 7, 2025, with strict compliance requirements for potential vendors. The band saw specifications include a maximum cutting width of 20", maximum height of 13", and table tilt capabilities of 10 positive and 45 negative degrees. Electrical requirements specify 460V voltage, and the machine must include a starter kit of six pack band blades and a DBW-15 welder with grinder. The machine's technical requirements include a 2 HP motor, band speeds ranging from 30-320 fpm in low range and 550-500 fpm in high range, and compatibility with blade widths between 1/8" to 1". Evaluation criteria will likely focus on technical compliance, vendor qualifications, and ability to meet the precise specifications outlined in the SPEC SHEET.pdf document.

The procurement opportunity encourages participation from minority and women-owned business enterprises (MBE/WBE), suggesting potential set-aside designations or preference points for such businesses. The county's procurement instructions emphasize an anti-collusion policy and reserve the right to reject any bid without full explanation. While no incumbent vendors are specifically mentioned, the county requires electronic funds transfer (EFT) for vendor payments and mandates strict compliance with product specifications. The machine comes with a one-year parts warranty, subject to specific terms and conditions. Though no explicit budget range is provided in the documents, the complexity and specificity of the band saw specifications suggest a substantial procurement value, likely in the tens of thousands of dollars. Vendors must provide certification of product quality, guarantee against faulty materials, and meet stringent delivery and performance standards set by Westchester County's Bureau of Purchase and Supplies.