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6515--ME | 36C25526Q0399 | Autonomous Floor Scrubber | CO
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The Harry S. Truman Veterans Medical Center is seeking to replace its aging floor scrubbing equipment with a new motorized autonomous scrubber to handle its 690,000 square feet of cleanable floor space. The required machine must be a Chariot-style ride-on scrubber with a minimum 3-horsepower rating, a 20-inch scrubbing path, and REV deck movement technology. It must operate in both manual and autonomous modes, maintain a speed of 2.4 mph, and navigate a 10% gradient. The scrubber must produce no more than 67 dBA of noise, feature a 255AH/5 24V battery system with an on-board charger, and have a turning radius of no greater than 64 inches. All equipment must be delivered to and accepted at the Columbia, Missouri facility, where the contractor is required to deliver comprehensive operator training covering preventive maintenance, fluid filling, startup and shutdown, cleaning procedures, and charging protocols. The solicitation, issued under NAICS code 333310 and identified by number 36C25526Q0399, was posted on May 11, 2026, with proposals due by May 22, 2026. No pricing, cost data, or contract value details are provided, and no standard Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, evaluation factors, weights, or award methodology are specified. The contracting office located in Leavenworth, Kansas, is managed by Lisa Fischer, who serves as the primary point of contact. Submission is expected to be delivered via physical mail to the Leavenworth office, with no details provided on electronic submission or required proposal format. The procurement appears to be structured around mandatory technical compliance with no subjective evaluation criteria disclosed, suggesting a potential Lowest Price Technically Acceptable approach, though this is not formally stated. Packaging, marking, payment details, accounting codes, and delivery terms such as FOB are also not addressed in the solicitation.
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Columbia VA Medical Center Harry S Truman, Columbia, KS, 65201Set-Aside
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