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LOW HEADROOM HOIST

Department of Defense → Department of the Army → AMC → ACC → Mission Installation Contracting Command.419th CSB → W6QM Micc-ft DRUMCombined Synopsis/SolicitationSolicitation W911S226U2316

Response deadline

Mon, Jan 5, 2026, 2:00 PM EST

Product Service Code

PSC 3950

NAICS code

NAICS 333923
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Opportunity details

NAICS
333923
Notice type
Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
Set-aside
Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)
Original posted
December 22, 2025
Last updated
October 19, 2026
Notice ID
4cdd6e160fd2419fa99db4a170913118

Summary

0001 add dimension for beam to hook. Gardner Denver Hoist # P3NA43LPJP010AAA43P-series piston air hoist with a lifting capacity of approximately 4,300 lbs (2.15 tons or 1950 kg). This hoist is unique with an odd configuration for low headroom (picture on salient characteristics attached) This is a low headroom hoist that sits up close to the beam. The air motor and hoist body are within an inch of the bottom of the beam. Capacity: Approximately 4,300 lbs (2.15 tons). The 43 in the model number indicates this capacity in hundreds of pounds. Motor Type: Piston air motor, which provides variable speed control and precision. Control Type: Pendant control (PJ in model code), which allows for precise and easy operation. Chain Type: Link chain, zinc-plated for rust resistance (LP in model code). We will need a print of the hoist if it is not a Gardner Denver Hoist # P3NA43LPJP010AAA43. Maximum distance from the bottom of the supporting beam to the hook is 14 inches. (Considered the distance between hooks.)

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0001 add dimension for beam to hook. Gardner Denver Hoist # P3NA43LPJP010AAA43P-series piston air hoist with a lifting capacity of approximately 4,300 lbs (2.15 tons or 1950 kg). This hoist is unique with an odd configuration for low headroom (picture on salient characteristics attached) This is a low headroom hoist that sits up close to the beam. The air motor and hoist body are within an inch of the bottom of the beam. Capacity: Approximately 4,300 lbs (2.15 tons). The 43 in the model number indicates this capacity in hundreds of pounds. Motor Type: Piston air motor, which provides variable speed control and precision. Control Type: Pendant control (PJ in model code), which allows for precise and easy operation. Chain Type: Link chain, zinc-plated for rust resistance (LP in model code). We will need a print of the hoist if it is not a Gardner Denver Hoist # P3NA43LPJP010AAA43. Maximum distance from the bottom of the supporting beam to the hook is 14 inches. (Considered the distance between hooks.)

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