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Heavy-Duty Wheel Offset Disk Harrow Solicitation for Arkansas Army National Guard

This opportunity is for vendors to supply a heavy-duty wheel offset disk harrow to the Arkansas Army National Guard for field maintenance operations at Camp Joseph T Robinson Training Center. - Agency: United States Property and Fiscal Office (USPFO) for Arkansas, Department of Defense, Department of the Army, National Guard Bureau - Requirement: Heavy-duty wheel offset disk harrow - Must be suitable for tractors in the 168-193 horsepower range - Operates with a single rear tractor hydraulic circuit - Features sixteen 32-inch diameter, 3/8-inch-thick notched deep concavity disk blades - Disk blades spaced 17.75 inches apart on 2-1/8-inch heat-treated alloy steel gang axles - Weight: 625 pounds per disk, total net weight approx. 9,992 pounds - Dual tapered roller bearings for axle support - Adjustable disk blade scrapers, heavy-duty cast steel spacer spools, bearing wear plates - Two new 12.5L x 15 – 12 ply industrial tires - Complete hydraulic control group, drawbar with jack stand and safety chain - Two heavy-duty gang wrenches included - Equipment must be robust and reliable for breaking new ground and preparing fields - Equipment same as or equal to ROME TACW-16 is acceptable - ROME is specified as the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) - Commercial vendors offering comparable equipment may be considered - No service line items or recurring services specified - No period of performance details provided - Estimated contract value likely in the $25,000-$50,000 range based on similar equipment

Potential competitors: - Vendors of heavy-duty agricultural disk harrows such as John Deere, Landoll, Case IH, and Kuhn

Key product details: - ROME TACW-16 Heavy-Duty Wheel Offset Disk Harrow - Part number: TACW-16 - Quantity: 1 - Description: Equivalent to ROME TACW-16, with specified features

Description

PRE-SOLICITATION NOTICE

The USPFO for Arkansas intends to issue a solicitation to secure Ground Disk for Camp Joseph T Robinson Training Center field maintenance operations for the Arkansas Army National Guard (ARNG).

The contractor shall deliver a Heavy-duty wheel offset disk harrow designed for modern agricultural applications, suitable for use with tractors in the 168-193 horsepower range.

Operation requires a single rear tractor hydraulic circuit for control. Must be built for durability and deep tillage, featuring sixteen 32-inch diameter, 3/8-inch-thick cutout (notched) deep concavity disk blades. Blades spaced at 17.75 inches apart on 2-1/8-inch heat-treated alloy steel gang axles with a weight of 625 pounds per disk and a total net weight of approximately 9,992 pounds, ensuring deep ground penetration. The axles must be supported by dual tapered roller bearings for longevity and smooth operation.

Standard Features Must Include:

• Adjustable disk blade scrapers to maintain performance in various soil types.

• Heavy-duty cast steel spacer spools and bearing wear plates.

• Two new 12.5L x 15 – 12 ply industrial tires.

• A complete hydraulic control group, including cylinders, hoses, and fittings to connect to the tractor.

• A drawbar with a jack stand and a safety chain for secure transport and storage.

• Two heavy-duty gang wrenches for adjustments.

Must be robust and reliable for breaking new ground and preparing fields, offering significant weight and cutting power for effective soil cultivation.

Same as or equal to a ROME TACW-16 would be sufficient as the current equipment utilized is the ROME TACW-16 and performs all required tasks appropriately. 

This notice meets the requirements of RFO 12.201-1 Simplified procedures, paragraph (c)(2)(i) in order to solicit quotations directly from suppliers. Vendors may contact the POCs in this pre-solicitation notice to identify interest, but there is no guarantee that all interested vendors will be selected to receive the RFQ when issued.

The solicitation is anticipated to be issued directly to suppliers on/around 7 September 2026. A Lowest Priced, Technically Acceptable (LPTA) evaluation is being considered, with an anticipated award date on / around 21 September 2026. 

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