Opportunity

SAM #FA500026Q0067

Procurement of Three Bobcat Toolcats for JBER, Alaska

Buyer

673d CONS LGC

Posted

September 15, 2026

Respond By

September 21, 2026

Identifier

FA500026Q0067

NAICS

333120, 423810

This opportunity involves the procurement of three brand name Bobcat Toolcats for Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER), Alaska, by the 673d Contracting Squadron (FA5000 673 CONS PKB) under the Pacific Air Forces, Department of the Air Force. - Government Buyer: - Department of the Air Force, Pacific Air Forces - 673d Contracting Squadron (FA5000 673 CONS PKB) - 673d Logistics Readiness Squadron (673 LRS) - OEM Highlight: - Bobcat (manufacturer of the Toolcat) - Products Requested: - Three (3) Bobcat Toolcats (brand name specified) - Utility Work Machine with: - Compatibility with over 45 attachments (e.g., snowplow, snow blower, forklift, bucket) - Cold weather capability (engine block heater, enclosed cab) - Road package (backup alarm, turn signals, flashers, taillights, brake lights, mirrors, horn, work lights, headlights) - Power steering with all-wheel steering - Cargo box bed capacity: minimum 2,000 lb - Total rated vehicle capacity: minimum 4,000 lb - Rated lift arm capacity: minimum 1,500 lb - Four-wheel drive, hydraulic dump cargo box, high flow hydraulics, traction control - Engine: minimum 60 horsepower, heavy duty battery - Attachments: 32 x 74 snowblower (130CC motor), 68" angle broom, 80" light material bucket (bolt-on cutting edge), box blade - Must be serviceable locally - Notable Requirements: - Vehicles must operate in extreme cold and support snow removal, ground maintenance, and asset movement - Must be compatible with a wide range of attachments and have specific safety and operational features - Local serviceability is required - No specific model or part numbers provided; further details in attachments - Set aside for SBA

Description

The Government requires three (3) Brand Name Bobcat Toolcats. The Toolcats will mainly be used for snow removal during the winter months, ground maintenance during the summer months, and the movement of assets from shop to shop, increasing productivity. 

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