554 RHS Well Drilling Rig

The 554th Redhorse Squadron (554 RHS) at Northwest Field, Andersen Air Force Base, Guam is conducting market research to identify qualified vendors capable of supplying a complete, fully operational water‑well drilling machine system. The solicitation is a Sources‑Sought notice (FA524026QM106) and does not constitute a solicitation or commitment to award. The required system must include a prime‑mover tractor rig, drill trailer, mud‑recycling unit, rig‑tender truck, site‑tender trailer, and all associated components, and must be capable of continuous operation for at least 30 hours without servicing (aside from refueling). Mandatory technical specifications include: Prime‑mover engine 275‑350 HP Tier 3 diesel, all‑wheel‑drive with limited‑slip or locking differentials, ≥200‑gal fuel capacity, and operation to –25 °F; Drill‑rig engine 375 HP Tier 3 diesel, top‑head drive torque ≥70,000 in‑lb, variable speed 0‑120 RPM, and mast rated ≥100,000 lb. The system must also incorporate integrated support equipment (welder, toolboxes, fluid transport) and a spare‑parts repair kit. Respondents must provide company information, relevant experience (including contract values and performance periods), and detailed descriptions of OCONUS lifecycle support such as on‑site commissioning, training for military personnel, sustainment warranties, preventative‑maintenance contracts, Field Service Representative support, and lead times for parts to Guam. Additional required data include shipping capabilities to Andersen AFB (FOB destination) and a rough order‑of‑magnitude cost estimate with a breakdown of equipment and freight. The anticipated NAICS code is 333131 (Mining Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing). Responses are voluntary, due by 12:00 PM Chamorro Standard Time, 6 May 2026, and should be submitted via email with “SOURCES SOUGHT 554 RHS WELL DRILLING RIG” in the subject line.

Notice ID

e2b9f83d6ffa4d90aa739fa45370f1ae

Solicitation Number

FA524026QM106

NAICS Code

N/A

Classification Code

3820