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Custom Pusher Plow with 30-foot Blade and JRB 420 Coupler for Fort Drum

This procurement opportunity from W6QM MICC-FT DRUM at Fort Drum, NY seeks a custom pusher plow with a 30-foot blade and integrated JRB 420 coupler. - Government Buyer: - W6QM MICC-FT DRUM (Fort Drum, NY) - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs named - JRB (manufacturer of the JRB 420 coupler) is a notable component - Products/Services Requested: - Custom pusher plow with 30-foot blade - Integrated weld-in JRB 420 coupler - Must meet detailed specifications: - Blade height, end plate dimensions, mounting holes, support gussets, shoe weldments - Plow skin construction, rubber blades, retainer plates, reinforcement ribs, gussets - Specific grades and sizes of steel, bolts, locknuts, washers - Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) required with offer submissions - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Plow must be constructed to precise technical specifications - JRB 420 coupler integration is mandatory - MSDS submission required - Classification: - PSC code 3590 (Miscellaneous Service and Trade Equipment) - NAICS code 336999 (All Other Transportation Equipment Manufacturing)

Description

amended to add set aside code. The plow shall be a pusher plow with a 30-foot blade and with the top of the inside barrel being 56 inches from the ground. The plow shall have an integrated weld-in JRB 420 coupler, with each inner face measuring 29 3/8 inches from each other, and evenly spaced from the center. The end plates shall be made from 3/8-inch plate and shall be a maximum of 61 11/16 inches tall and maximum width of 41 3/8 inches. There shall be (3) square 11/16-inch holes with the centers positioned 3 inches, 19 inches, and 35 inches away from the front side of the plate, and 2 inches from the bottom of the plate. Each end plate shall have a 2 1/2-inch section at the end of each plate which will be bent away from the plow weldment. Each end plate shall have a 1 1/2-inch hole positioned at the top of the plate. There shall be (7) 9/16-inch holes on each end plate along the profile of the final rib to attach the end plate to the plow weldment. The end plate shall attach to the plow weldment with (7) 1/2-13 x 2-inch Grade 8 hex bolts and (7) 1/2-13 Grade 8 locknuts. On each end plate shall be welded (2) identical support gussets made from 3/8-inch plate measuring 2 1/2 inches x 32 inches. On each end plate will be a shoe weldment with a mounting plate constructed from 1/2-inch steel, a base plate made from 3/4-inch steel, and (2) 1/2-inch x 4-inch x 4-inch gussets each positioned 11 1/2 inches from the center. The shoe shall be 6 3/4 inches tall, measure 39 11/16 inches in length, and be 6 inches in depth. There shall be (3) mounting slots positioned at the center and 16 inches from the center measuring 11/16 inches in width and measuring 2 3/8 inches in length. The mounting shoe shall be secured to each end plate with (3) sets of a 5/8-11 Grade 8 bolt, a 5/8 Grade 8 washer, and a 5/8-11-inch Grade 8 locknut. The plow skin shall have (7) press-broken brakes to form the plow, with (2) additional brakes at the top to form the box brake. The plow skin shall be a total of 360 1/2 inches wide, formed from (3) 8GA segments measuring 90 quarter-inches (or 90 1/4 inches) in length, and having an original height of 84 1/2 inches. There shall be (14) drain holes on the brake between the plow skin and the box brake, burnt at 9/16 of an inch. There shall be (38) slots in the bottom of the plow skin to facilitate the attachment of the blade. There shall be (2) 1 1/2-inch x 10-inch x 180-inch rubber blades attached to the plow skin. The blade will be secured via (6) 3/8-inch x 3-inch x 57-inch retainer plates and (34) 5/8-11 x 4-inch Grade 8 bolts with 5/8-11 Grade 8 locknuts. There shall be (15) ribs placed vertically on the plow skin for support made with 1/2-inch plate. On the outermost ribs shall be (7) mounting holes for the end plates. The innermost (2) ribs shall be shorter in length and weld to the couplers. The 2nd outermost set of ribs shall have a 2 1/2-inch diameter hole positioned at the top. There shall be one rib positioned between the couplers with a 2 1/2-inch hole at the top for lifting. Between each rib on the rear of the plow shall be a section of 5-inch x 5-inch x 1/2-inch angle placed between the 3rd and 4th brakes from the bottom of the skin. (12) shall be 24 inches in length, with the angles (2) in the center being 14 5/16 inches in length. Below the first brake shall be (4) identical pieces of bent reinforcement placed end to end measuring 3/8-inch x 18-inch x 89 13/16-inches, which shall cover the entire length of the plow. Below all ribs excluding the outer 4 and the center shall be lower ribs whose profile shall encircle the bent channel and terminate in a flat section perpendicular to the ground. These lower ribs will have additional supports on the bottom, and between the ribs/couplers and the couplers themselves. The supports and lower ribs will all be welded to (2) 124 11/32-inch x 19 3/4-inch reinforcement plates, one on either side, with 1 3/8-inch x 12 29/32-inch slots spaced 14 19/32 inches from the center to accommodate the weld-in couplers. All of these supports will be made from 3/8 plate. Connecting the outermost lower ribs and the end plate will be (4) outer lower reinforcements, (2) per side. The lower of these supports on either side shall be supported via a 1/2-inch x 6-inch x 8 1/2-inch plate welded to the skin, lower reinforcement, and blade angle. At each corner of the plow shall be a triangular gusset for reinforcement, made from 3/8-inch plate at the bottom of the plow and 8GA at the top. Between the couplers shall be (2) 1/2-inch x 6-inch x 6-inch gussets. The blade angle shall be a 6-inch x 4-inch x 3/4-inch x 360-inch angle with 38 holes spaced along its length. It will also have (27) 1/2-inch x 2 1/4-inch x 4-inch gussets spaced between the holes.

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