UNSPSC 53141604: Sewing patterns

UNSPSC 53141604 Sewing patterns (Commodity) covers tactical and professional uniform textiles and customization services that state and local governments procure for emergency-response, law-enforcement, and military-adjacent operations. The work encompasses designing, producing, and embellishing battle dress uniforms, fatigue clothing, duty shirts, tactical gear bags, and embroidered headwear to specification, including screen printing, Velcro attachment, and other customization capabilities. Issuing bodies under this code include fire departments and emergency-management agencies operating under municipal purchasing authority.

The City of Phoenix Fire Department, through the City of Phoenix procurement office, issued RFQ 260058 on March 26, 2026, soliciting BDUs, fatigue t-shirts, Velcro name tags, gear bags, and embroidered hats with response due April 16, 2026. The contract spans five years commencing June 27, 2026, with annual quantities of 220 BDU pants and jackets, 220 short-sleeve and long-sleeve t-shirts, 165 sweatshirts, waterproof outerwear, and 120 to 220 units of headwear, all requiring UV-resistance, heat tolerance, and colorfast properties suited to Arizona's environmental conditions. Pricing is firm and fixed for the initial two years, with annual price increases permitted thereafter with 60 days' written notice. All items must be delivered FOB destination to Phoenix Fire Department Special Operations at 2430 S. 22nd Ave within 30 calendar days of order placement. Award requires submission of certificates of insurance with $2,000,000 commercial general liability aggregate and $1,000,000 automobile liability combined single limit coverage. The contract is non-exclusive, and the City reserves the right to purchase from alternative sources and modify specifications through written amendments.