Winooski School District Civicplus #REVERSIBLE PLATE COMPACTOR BID

City of Winooski Public Works seeks bids for a new reversible vibratory plate compactor

The City of Winooski Department of Public Works is requesting bids for a new commercial-duty reversible vibratory plate compactor for municipal operations. - Government Buyer: - City of Winooski Department of Public Works - OEMs and Representative Models: - Multiquip Mikasa (MVH408GH) - Weber MT (CR 6/CR 7) - BOMAG (BPR 60/65) - Husqvarna (LG 400) - Honda (GX390 engine or equivalent) - Products Requested: - One (1) new reversible vibratory plate compactor - Minimum specs: 11,500 lbf centrifugal force, 750–975 lbs operating weight, 24–27 inch plate width, commercial-duty gasoline engine (Honda GX390 or equivalent, at least 11 hp) - Fully reversible operation, heavy-duty construction, low-vibration handle, protective frame, central lifting eye, standard safety systems - Optional equipment: electric start, transport wheel kit, compaction indicator, plate extensions, polyurethane mat, hour meter, service kit - Services Requested: - Delivery, dealer setup, and operator training (including safe operation, daily inspection, maintenance, and model-specific controls) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Bidders must provide manufacturer and engine warranty details - Identify nearest authorized service facility - Delivery, setup, and operator training must be included - City may request equipment demonstration - Bid pricing must remain firm for at least 60 days after bid deadline - Evaluation based on technical compliance, price, service support, and other factors

Description

The City of Winooski Department of Public Works is soliciting sealed bids for the purchase of one new commercial-duty reversible vibratory plate compactor. This equipment will be used for municipal street, utility, trench, roadway, sidewalk, drainage, and related Public Works operations. The solicitation specifies minimum technical requirements and features for the compactor, including engine type, operating weight, and safety features. Bidders must submit sealed bids by September 24, 2026, and the City reserves the right to request demonstrations and evaluate bids based on multiple criteria including price, technical compliance, and service support.

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