AUGER ATTACHMENT - Pro-Dig T9K5C or equal   2

Background
The Western Area Power Administration (WAPA), specifically the Rocky Mountain Region (RMR), is issuing a solicitation for an auger attachment. The agency's mission is to market and deliver reliable, cost-based hydroelectric power and related services. This contract aims to procure a Pro-Dig T9K5C auger system or an equivalent product that meets specific operational and safety requirements.

Work Details
The contract requires the delivery of a skid steer mounted hydraulic auger attachment, specifically the Pro-Dig T9K5C or an equivalent model. The specifications include:

- **Mounting Compatibility:** Must include Indexable Bobcat Mount (Part # AT-10130) for direct integration with existing Bobcat equipment.

- **Power and Drive Assembly:** Drive Head (DH-10117) with Permco hydraulic motor and integrated ball system specific to the T9K5C.

- **Structural Safety Integrity:** Custom Bail PIN (BP-20135) sized at 1.5-inch, 16.625 inch for TC Series housings (T7K5C/T9K5C).

- **Hydraulic Safety Features:** Includes Bidirectional inline relief valve rated at 40 Gallons per Minute.

- **Operating Pressure Monitoring:** Dual 4” pressure Gauges, 0-4000 PSI, Pro-Dig branded (3-400-001).

- **Auger Specifications:** Includes AG-20276 (24” OD, 12” pitch, 48” OAL, with dirt teeth) and AG-20277 (24” OD, 12” pitch, 48” OAL, with rock teeth). Requires a 48” extension bar (EX-201) with a 2½ male to female coupler, drilled at 12” center to center.

Period of Performance
Delivery is required by June 8, 2026.

Place of Performance
Products will be delivered to WAPA RMR Receiving - Warehouse located at 5555 E. Crossroads Blvd, Loveland, CO 80539.

Incumbent Analysis (see Incumbents section for more detail)
This opportunity appears to have a confirmed incumbent based on prior award 89503225PWA000554, awarded to Morgan Ingland for an “AUGER ATTACHMENT” valued at $20,194 (07/29/25–09/01/25). The current requirement is for a Pro-Dig T9K5C auger attachment (or equal) with specific mounting and hydraulic components, which aligns with the prior auger attachment work and suggests continuity in supplying the same type of equipment.