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This Government Contract opportunity from Department Of Defense was posted on August 22, 2018. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Missouri River Recovery Program Aluminum Work Boat, Motor, and Tandem Trailer Replacement

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W912DQ18R1048Federal

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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Kansas City District, has issued an award for the replacement of a work boat, engine, and trailer to support the Missouri River Recovery Program. This multi-agency project focuses on Pallid sturgeon research, specifically for the capture of adult fish for propagation and annual population monitoring. The contract specifies a 22-foot flat-bottom aluminum work boat featuring a smooth bottom with a front rake to prevent net snagging, a recessed bow eye, and a diamond plate floor and weep deck. Additional vessel requirements include a right-side mounted console with a tempered safety glass windshield, a 30-gallon fuel tank, and a heavy-duty adjustable seat. The propulsion system consists of a 200hp 4-stroke engine equipped with side-mounted electronic controls, a stainless propeller, hydraulic steering, and a jack plate. To facilitate transport and launching, the package includes a heavy-duty tandem axle galvanized trailer featuring hydraulic brakes, LED lighting, and a design that allows the boat to ride between the wheel wells to minimize ride height. This procurement is managed by the Department of Defense under NAICS code 336612 and is performed in Kansas City, Missouri.

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Contract Value

$40,314.64

NAICS

336612 - Boat Building

Place of Performance

US Army Corps of Engineers 1714 Troost Ave. Kansas City, KANSAS CITY, MO, 64108, USA

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NONE

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W071 Endist Kansas City
Contacts2 people available
OfficeKANSAS CITY, MO, 64106-2896, USA
Office AddressKANSAS CITY, MO, 64106-2896, USA
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Christopher W. AndersonContract Specialist

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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Missouri River Recovery Program has a need for the replacement of 22ft aluminum work boat, 200hp 4 stroke engine, and a heavy duty tandem axel trailer. The replacement boat will be used by the Missouri River Recovery Program for Pallid sturgeon research within the Kansas City District. This is a multi-agency (State and Federal) project that is funded by the Corps of Engineers. The boat will be used by district staff to capture adult fish to be used in the propagation program and to provide annual population monitoring of the species. The specifications are as follows: BOAT/HULL: Flat bottom, Flat Front, aluminum work boat (2284) - 22ft. 84in wide (floor), 106in Beam width. - 24in side walls, with 4" tall wings on transom extending forward 5ft on both sides of gunnels - 25in transom - 6ft long 0.125 diamond plate weep deck - Smooth bottom front rake on front to prevent net snagging, Bow eye will be recessed into a pocket to create a flush surface. - Removable (bolt on) front round tube deck rail, 36" tall from deck floor, wrapping around on both sides of front deck. - 0.125 diamond plate floor. - Full rear motor splash well. - Right side mounted console, 30" bottom/top width, 18in deep, and connected to top of gunnel, Located 46" in front of splash well, with lockable storage compartment. - 30" wide, 30" tall aluminum framed windshield with clear tempered safety glass (laminated) - 30" x 24" storage compartment in front of console. - One Adjustable height heavy duty Seat/Pedestal/Glider located behind driver's console. - 30 gallon aluminum fuel tank w/sending unit fill tube, Dash gauge, vent, and fuel lines mounted under rear splash well. - Fuse block mounted in driver's console storage compartment. - Rear mounted battery under splash well with a master shutoff switch. - Bilge pump with console switch. - Horn with console button. - Side mounted front navigation lights, rear removable all around light. ENGINE/DRIVE SYSTEM - 200hp 4 stroke engine with side mounted electronic controls and stainless propeller, hydraulic steering system with helm, and jack plate. TRAILER: - Heavy Duty tandem axel galvanized trailer with hydraulic brakes, LED lights, side and bottom plastic bunk board guides, heavy duty winch, trailer jack, and spare tire/mount. - 2" ball hitch - Boat will ride between wheel wells to minimize ride height for easier boat launching.

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