Opportunity

SAM #F3N0426147A001

Sole Source Procurement of Proprietary Parts for MAN SH8000 Stripe Hog Rubber Removal Truck

Buyer

Department of the Air Force

Posted

August 13, 2026

Respond By

August 23, 2026

Identifier

F3N0426147A001

NAICS

423860, 333618

This opportunity involves a sole source procurement by the U.S. Air Force for proprietary replacement parts for a MAN SH8000 Stripe Hog rubber removal truck used by the 435th Construction and Training Squadron in Europe. - The procurement is for three specific parts: - High Pressure Pump, Power, End, 4200, Gen 2, RH, Y (Item No. 32384) - Blower, 6", Tuthill (Item No. 30720) - Sprocket, 14MX-36S-37, 2517 (Item No. 60711) - Only manufacturer-approved proprietary parts are acceptable to maintain the vehicle's warranty and ensure compatibility. - The parts are proprietary to Jetstream / Federal Signal and Hog Technologies, with Tuthill as the blower OEM. - Quantities required are one (1) each of the listed items. - The estimated contract value is $60,000.00. - Delivery time is currently unknown and may take several years. - This is a sole source justification due to the proprietary nature of the components and warranty requirements.

Description

The 435th Construction and Training Squadron performs runway marking and rubber removal at eight to ten Air Force bases in Europe. The high pressure pump, blower and sprocket of one of our rubber removal trucks broke down and need to be replaced to resume our rubber removal missions at full capacity. The affected vehicle is the rubber removal truck, Make: MAN SH8000 Stripe Hog Required Parts: 1 EACH - High Pressure Pump, Power, End, 4200, Gen 2, RH, Y. Item No. 32384 1 EACH - Blower, 6", Tuthill. Item No. 30720 1 EACH - Sprocket, 14MX-36S-37, 2517. Item No. 60711

The vehicle requires the use of proprietary parts approved by the manufacturer, as using non-approved or third-party components would void the warranty and may result in incompatibility or damage; the vehicle costs approximately $997,094.69 (GSA price), and the delivery time is currently unknown and may take several years.

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