Smooth Drum Vibratory Soil Compactor

The contract seeks the procurement of a new smooth drum vibratory soil compactor to be delivered in 2026 or 2027, with strict technical specifications ensuring high-performance capabilities for heavy-duty soil compaction applications. The machine must feature a compaction width of 2130 mm, an operating weight of 35,500 pounds, and meet minimum thresholds for engine power at 170 HP, fuel capacity at 85 gallons, and overall dimensions of 19 feet in length, 84 inches in width, and 10 feet 2 inches in height. The powertrain includes a dual element air cleaner, three speed throttle with eco-mode, auto speed control, dual propel pumps for independent drum and rear axle drive, water separator, priming pump, and a dual braking system with limited slip differential and transmission guard. The vibratory system requires a smooth drum with pod style eccentric housings, dual amplitude single frequency operation, variable frequency ranging from 0 to 1680 vibrations per minute, minimum centrifugal force of 35,000 pounds and maximum of 75,000 pounds, an auto-vibrate function, ground and soil stiffness measurement, and dual adjustable steel scrapers to maintain drum cleanliness. The operator station is fully enclosed with ROPS/FOPS certification, climate control, an adjustable seat with integrated console, cloth upholstery, floor mat, sun visor, roll down screen, exterior rear view mirrors, rear vision camera with color touchscreen display, seat belt, 12V power outlet, and backup alarm. The electrical system must be 24 volts with a 100 amp alternator and 750 CCA battery, supported by sight gauges for hydraulic oil and radiator coolant, eight halogen working lights, and an amber rotating beacon. The machine must be supplied with three hard copy sets of operator and service manuals, carry a comprehensive unlimited hours warranty for at least one year, and be delivered to Fort Hood Texas 76544 with onsite hands-on training for up to ten personnel. This is a total small business set aside under NAICS code 333120, with bids due by June 4, 2026, managed by the Department of Defense through the Office of W6QM Micc-Ft Drum, and inquiries are to be directed to Arthur West.