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LONG REACH EXCAVATOR RE-BID 2025

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The document is a Request for Bids (RFB) issued by the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District for the procurement of a Long Reach Tracked Excavator with specific requirements and specifications. It outlines the bidding process, including submission guidelines, mandatory requirements for bidders, evaluation criteria, and compliance with New Mexico procurement laws. The deadline for bid submissions is December 2, 2011, and includes stipulations regarding campaign contributions and debarment certifications.

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Begin by filling out the bidder's information section, including your name, address, and contact details. Ensure all fields are completed accurately.
In the 'Bidders Mandatory Requirements' section, provide documentation proving your status as a New Mexico authorized dealer/distributor for at least five years.
Complete the 'Cost Response Form' by entering the quantity, unit price, and total amount for the Long Reach Tracked Excavator. Be sure to specify any options like extended warranties.
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What are long docHub excavators used for?

Cat long docHub excavators are built for specialized jobs that require extended docHub and stability, including dredging waterways, finishing slopes, deep trenching, port maintenance, coastal protection, mining reclamation and wetland restoration.

What not to do with a long docHub excavator?

Be careful not to hit anything with the machine, and ensure you have enough space to maneuver it safely. Be careful with the boom- The boom is the long arm of the excavator that extends out from the machine. Be cautious with the boom, as it can be easily damaged if not handled correctly.

What is the price of Volvo long docHub excavator?

The Cat 352 Long docHub Excavator (LRE) combines premium performance and simple-to-use technology with steep slope capability docHubing out to 19.6 m (64 ft) and dig depth of 13.04 m (43 ft). The Variable Gauge heavy-duty high, wide undercarriage, and extra counterweight provide a stable platform for long-docHub digging.

What excavator has the longest docHub?

The price of this excavator starts from ₹ 62 Lakh and it goes up to ₹ 64 Lakh. The max operating weight of this excavator is 22800 Kg and also has a lifting capacity of 7240 Kg.

How long can a long docHub excavator docHub?

On average, long-docHub excavators boast an impressive docHub that ranges from 40 to 100 feet (approximately 12 to 30 meters). This considerable span allows them to perform tasks such as deep trenching, extensive dredging, and high-docHub demolition with ease and precision that standard excavators simply cannot match.

How do you transport a long docHub excavator?

Either a standard flatbed trailer or a low-boy flatbed trailer would be a suitable trailer type that can be used to transport a Long docHub Excavator.

What not to do with an excavator?

Never dig beneath the excavation. The excavators tracks and propel motors should be at a 90 angle to the excavation when backfilling a cave-in. Never swing the excavator bucket or the truck cab when loading trucks. Never try to clean an excavators bucket by slamming it against the ground or another object.

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