Opportunity
SAM #FA441826Q0093
Procurement of multipurpose and compact mulching head excavator attachments for land clearing operations
Buyer
628th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion
Posted
September 02, 2026
Respond By
September 09, 2026
Identifier
FA441826Q0093
NAICS
423810, 238910, 333120
This procurement opportunity from the 628th Civil Engineering Squadron at Joint Base Charleston seeks specialized excavator attachments for land clearing operations. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Air Force, Air Mobility Command - 628th Civil Engineering Squadron (CES), Joint Base Charleston - Products Requested: - Multipurpose mulching head excavator attachment - Cutting width: 65 inches - Overall width: 80.75 inches - 22 teeth - Hydraulic flow up to 50 gpm - Operating pressure up to 6000 psi - Designed for heavy-duty excavators; adaptable for skid steers and compact track loaders - Internal drive motor - Quantity: 1 - Compact mulching head excavator attachment - Cutting width: 24.75 inches - Overall width: 33 inches - Weight: 695 lbs - 9 teeth - Hydraulic flow up to 40 gpm - Operating pressure up to 5000 psi - Suitable for mini excavators/track hoes (60-110 HP) - Patented PLANAR teeth technology - Lightweight, compact, robust hydraulics - Quantity: 1 - Unique Requirements: - Custom turnkey components and brackets - Attachments must meet detailed salient characteristics for performance and compatibility - Delivery required within 30 days of contract award - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or brands are named; requirements reference patented PLANAR teeth technology - Notable Details: - Set aside for small businesses under NAICS code 333120 - Attachments are intended to clear high voltage right-of-ways and protect critical infrastructure, including airfields
Description
628 CES has a requirement for one (1) multipurpose mulching head and one (1) compact mulching head, excavator attachments with custom turn key components and brackets for small and medium sized land clearing operations. The acquisition enables 628 CES in clearing high voltage right of ways and reduces risk of critical infrastructure to include damage to airfields due to debris and fallen foliage.
Please see attached quote and salient characteristics for details and instructions.