Type 1 Family of All-Terrain Cranes

The U.S. Army is conducting a market survey to identify potential sources capable of supplying a Type I Family of All‑Terrain Cranes (FOATC) that meet the detailed Operational Requirements Document (AT‑PRF‑0001). The crane must be a diesel‑engine, pneumatic‑tired, continuously revolving superstructure with a telescoping boom, capable of lifting at least 25,000 lb (12.5 tons) at a 24 ft radius, traveling up to 55 mph on‑road, and operating in extreme temperatures (‑25 °F to 120 °F) and harsh environments. The vehicle must include full ancillary equipment (hydraulic clamshell, grapple, concrete bucket), advanced safety systems (load‑moment indicator, anti‑two‑block device, wind‑speed alarm), and meet numerous MIL‑STD, STANAG, SAE, and ISO standards for performance, safety, noise, and environmental protection. The solicitation is a questionnaire‑style RFI; no bid submission or award dates are provided. • Lift capacity: ≥ 25,000 lb at 24 ft radius, 270° traverse. • Travel speed: 40 mph (minimum) – 55 mph (objective) on‑road; off‑road capability required. • Operating temperature: ‑25 °F to 120 °F, start within 5 min, full operation within 15 min. • All‑wheel drive, front‑wheel steering, power‑assist, and emergency steering per ISO 5010. • Safety features: LMI, anti‑two‑block, wind‑speed indicator, fire extinguishers (10 B:C), noise ≤ 85 dBA, backup audible alert. • Environmental: Operable in rain, snow, sand, dust; fording depth 20 in.; must meet MIL‑STD‑1474 noise limits and MIL‑STD‑1472 ergonomics. • Certification & testing required per MIL‑STD, STANAG, SAE, ISO, and Army test procedures. • Required documentation: Load charts, warranty data plates, UID markings, coating system compliance, welding qualifications.