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ZERO TURN LAWN MOWER 60 INCH

Department of Defense → Department of the Army → AMC → ACC → Mission Installation Contracting Command.419th CSB → W6QM Micc-ft DRUMCombined Synopsis/SolicitationSolicitation W911S226U3038

Response deadline

Thu, Apr 23, 2026, 12:00 PM EDT

Product Service Code

PSC 2420
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Opportunity details

NAICS
333112
Notice type
Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
Set-aside
Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)
Original posted
April 16, 2026
Last updated
October 19, 2026
Notice ID
942036da7d9349618a88c633e8f76b4d

Summary

This machine is powered by a minimum 27-horsepower, 2-cylinder gasoline engine that features electronic fuel injection, eliminating the need for a choke. The engine is also equipped with a replaceable oil filter. It includes a 60-inch fabricated mowing deck with greaseable spindles and a hydrostatic transmission with a cooling fan. For safety and maintenance, the mower has ROPS bar protection, a hand-operated parking brake, and an easy-access floor plate for mower deck spindle access.The frame features front and rear mounted suspension with shock absorbers, and the fuel tank has a capacity greater than five gallons. For operator comfort and convenience, there is an adjustable suspension seat with a seat belt, a fuel level gauge, a USB port, an hour meter, and a cup holder.The unit will be delivered with IUID labels, fully assembled, and operational. All operator, service, and parts manuals will be included. The preferred delivery date is 120 days after the order, with delivery to Fort Drum, NY.

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This machine is powered by a minimum 27-horsepower, 2-cylinder gasoline engine that features electronic fuel injection, eliminating the need for a choke. The engine is also equipped with a replaceable oil filter. It includes a 60-inch fabricated mowing deck with greaseable spindles and a hydrostatic transmission with a cooling fan. For safety and maintenance, the mower has ROPS bar protection, a hand-operated parking brake, and an easy-access floor plate for mower deck spindle access.The frame features front and rear mounted suspension with shock absorbers, and the fuel tank has a capacity greater than five gallons. For operator comfort and convenience, there is an adjustable suspension seat with a seat belt, a fuel level gauge, a USB port, an hour meter, and a cup holder.The unit will be delivered with IUID labels, fully assembled, and operational. All operator, service, and parts manuals will be included. The preferred delivery date is 120 days after the order, with delivery to Fort Drum, NY.

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  • PSC — Product Service Code

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