Mini-Excavator Kobelco SK55SRX-7-Cab

Background
The contract is issued for the procurement of a Mini Excavator by the agency, which aims to enhance operational efficiency and capability in various construction and maintenance tasks.
The specific model required is the Kobelco SK55SRX-7-CAB, known for its compact size and versatility in tight spaces.

Work Details
The contract requires the delivery of a Mini Excavator with the following specifications:
- Model: Kobelco SK55SRX-7-CAB
- Operator Space: Enclosed Cab with AC and Heater, Factory Supplied FM Radio
- Performance: Travel Speed of 2.8 mph (4.5 kph) / 1.5 mph (2.4 kph), Drawbar Pulling Force of 12,200 lbf (54.3 kN)
- Weight: Operating Weight of 12,147 lbs (5,510 kg)
- Engine: Power Output of 37 hp (27.7 kW) ±10%, Max Torque of 101 lbf (136.8 Nm), Displacement of 133.6 in³ (2.19 ltr), Fuel Tank capacity of 19.8 gallons (US) (75 ltr)
- Hydraulic System: Number of Main Pumps - 2
- Dozer Blade Specifications: Blade Height - 13.5" (345 mm), Blade Width - 6' 5" (1,960 mm), Max Raise Height - 18.9" (480 mm), Dig Depth - 15.3" (390 mm)
- Digging Specifications: Max Digging Reach - 20' 5" (6,240 mm), Max Digging Depth - 12' 9" (3,890 mm), Max Dumping Clearance - 14' 4" (4,370 mm), Min Swing Radius - 7' 4" (2,250 mm)
- Attachments included: Hydraulic Quick Coupler, a 24” digging bucket, Hydraulic Thumb, and Secondary auxiliary hydraulic lines.

Place of Performance
FORT POLK , LA LA 71459

Bidder Requirements
Bidders must meet the Small Business Set Aside - Total (SBA) requirement and should be authorized distributors or OEMs for the specified equipment.

Incumbent Analysis (see Incumbents section for more detail)
This opportunity appears to have a closely related prior contract, W911S225PA337, awarded to American Material Handling for $101,567 (05/28/25–09/29/25). The prior award is described as an “S2P2: MINI EXCAVATOR” solicitation, and the current requirement is for a specific mini excavator model (Kobelco SK55SRX-7-CAB) with attachments and cab options, suggesting the work is a continuation of the same type of equipment procurement for similar use at Fort Polk.