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Missouri BUYS #MDC 0000000250SL

Missouri Department of Conservation solicits bids for advanced 3-Point Sprayer (Demco, Raven, TeeJet components)

Posted

August 13, 2026

Respond By

August 28, 2026

Identifier

MDC 0000000250SL

NAICS

423820

The Missouri Department of Conservation is seeking competitive bids for the supply and delivery of an agricultural 3-Point Sprayer for use at the Schell-Osage Conservation Area. - Government Buyer: - Missouri Department of Conservation - Buyer: Tanya Senft - Product Requested: - 3-Point Sprayer with 600-gallon tank - Key features: - 16-inch fill well, jet agitation, molded sight gauge, large centered drainage sump - Category 3 or 4 rear mount brackets compatible with Quick Attach three point - Filling platform with safety rail and ladder, retractable built-in ground stand, clean water tank - 60' hydraulic front fold boom - TeeJet Triple Drip Free (37 Nozzles) - Foam marker mounting kit and tank - Wheel assisted boom tip protectors - Raven flow meter, regulator, 3 motorized valves and plumbing - Raven 450 rate controller, 5 section, GPS speed sensor 1Hz or equivalent - Acceptable makes and models include Demco Rear Mount 600 Gallon or equivalent - Quantity: - 1 unit - Delivery Requirement: - Must be delivered within 8 weeks of contract award - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with Missouri tax and business registration laws - Encouragement of bids from Organizations for the Blind/Sheltered Workshops - Blanket purchase agreement with a one-year contract period - OEMs Highlighted: - Demco (as an acceptable make/model) - Raven (for flow meter and rate controller) - TeeJet (for nozzle system) - No specific vendors or resellers are named; suppliers must be registered in MissouriBUYS.

Description

This is a competitive bid solicitation for a 3-Point Sprayer. The product must be delivered within 8 weeks of the award. The solicitation is an Invitation for Bid (IFB) and is currently active. The contract period is from the date of award through one year. The buyer is Tanya Senft from the Missouri Department of Conservation.

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