Snow Broom for Oshkosh H-Series Truck
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The Department of Defense, specifically the 911th Airlift Wing, is procuring one 4600 Pivot Lift Airport Broom for use on an Oshkosh H-Series Truck chassis to support high-speed snow and debris removal on airport runways. This is a firm-fixed-price commodity contract with an estimated value of 247,000 dollars. The procurement is being awarded on a sole-source basis to M-B Companies, Inc., located in Chilton, Wisconsin, as they are the only manufacturer whose product is specifically engineered for the required Oshkosh chassis. The acquisition is justified under FAR 6.302-1 and FAR 13.106-1(b)(1), citing that no other compatible alternative products exist. Price reasonableness was determined based on historical Department of Defense procurement data for an identical item. The place of performance is New Holstein, Wisconsin, and the primary point of contact for the action is Jay De Leonibus of the 911th Mission Support Group in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania.
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Contract Value
$246,594.05Place of Performance
New Holstein, WI, 53061, USASet-Aside
Awardee
M-B COMPANIES, INCAward Issued Date
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Full Description
Runway Snow Broom for the 911th AW: 4600 Pivot Lift Airport Broom specifically designed for use on the Oshkosh H-Series Broom or Combo Chassis.
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