Self Propelled Boom Mower
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The Burke County Board of Commissioners is soliciting competitive sealed bids for the procurement of one new self-propelled boom mower for the Burke County Road Department in Georgia. The equipment must be delivered complete and ready for operation, featuring a 150 HP engine, a 25 to 30 foot boom, a 60 inch rotary mowing deck, and crab steering. Essential safety requirements include an automatic fire suppression system and a safety strobe bar on top of the cab. Bidders must provide a total delivered price that includes all required equipment, attachments, freight, and setup, with any applicable taxes identified separately. Submissions must be received by November 4, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. Eastern Time, and delivered to the Board of Commissioners Office in Waynesboro, Georgia. Proposals must include company details, equipment make and model with supporting literature, a completed specification checklist, and an estimated delivery time following the receipt of a County purchase order. Award decisions will be based on price, compliance with specifications, delivery time, warranty, and parts and service support. All submitted prices must remain valid for 60 days after the bid deadline.
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