EQ RENTAL W/OPERATOR D9-FEDERAL
Category: EQR. Type: Request for Bids (RFB). Agency: Transportation - Office Of The Secretary. Documents: Final_RFB_605_2700000169_1_SO_FORM.PDF — Assembled pdf file for document [RFB,605,2700000169,1] - Solicitation Printer
The vendor shall provide fully operated equipment including: 80-100 hp and 180-240 hp crawler dozers with angle/tilt and corner-cutting blades; 150+ hp excavators with long reach boom (60 ft reach, 1-2 cy bucket); brush grinder attachment for 150-170 hp excavator (46 inch swath, grinds up to 14 inches); tandem dump trucks (15 cy, on highway use); articulated dump trucks (40 ton capacity, 460 hp min, 152,500 lb GVW); 170+ hp excavators (1.5-3 cy bucket); hydraulic ram attachment (5,000 ft/lbs or greater); 90+ hp excavators (19' digging depth, 1-2 cy bucket); ram attachment for 90+ hp excavator (3,000 lb or greater); skid steer with attachments (bucket, forks, grapple, milling); self-propelled sheeps foot roller (47.2-inch-wide drum, 7,275-8,047 lbs); motor grader (120 hp min, 12' blade); wheel loader (articulated, 3.5 cy bucket); escort truck (4WD, flashing safety light, for emergency snow removal); and tri-axle dump trucks. The vendor must be able to provide multiple pieces of certain equipment if needed. Equipment must be in excellent mechanical working condition, and the vendor is responsible for all maintenance, repairs, fuel, and lubrication. The rental rate is paid only for actual use, with a minimum guarantee of 8 hours per work order. The vendor must provide equipment and operator within the guaranteed response time, with liquidated damages of 1% per day for late delivery. For emergency work, the vendor must begin work within 48 hours of notification, with a $750 emergency mobilization payment per piece if delivered within 24 hours, and damages of $1,000 per day for failure to respond within 48 hours.
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Source: Transportation - Office Of The Secretary (solicitation RFB-605-2700000169-1), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.