05-FY27-SOW-Uniforms-Contract_Redacted.pdf
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for a Firm-Fixed-Price Requirements Contract to supply and replenish customized Culinary Specialist chef uniforms for Commander, Navy Region Southwest (CNRSW) Food Service operations across five Navy installations: Naval Base San Diego, Naval Base Point Loma, Naval Base Coronado, Naval Base Ventura County, and Naval Air Station Lemoore.
The contract covers a one-year Base Period (October 1, 2026 – September 30, 2027) with four optional one-year renewal periods extending through September 30, 2031. The Government has established firm, fixed annual quantities totaling 1,880 units across six item categories: 576 short-sleeve chef coats, 116 long-sleeve chef coats, 576 chef pants, 432 skull caps, 150 black bib aprons, and 30 classic jackets. All items require full-color unit logo embroidery with specific dimensions varying by installation (2.5-inch round logos for four bases; triangular logos for Naval Base Ventura County). The Contractor must deliver customized uniforms within 60 calendar days after receipt of order (ARO) to designated delivery locations. All unit prices are firm-fixed and inclusive of shipping, packaging, handling, and customization fees with deliveries made FOB Destination. Invoicing and payment are processed through Government Commercial Purchase Card (GCPC) upon receipt of acceptable proof of shipment. The contract specifies detailed fabric compositions, closure systems, color options, and sizing requirements for each uniform type. No Government-Furnished Property is provided, and the security classification is UNCLASSIFIED.
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STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)
REPLACEMENT AND INITIAL ISSUANCE OF FOOD SERVICE CHEF UNIFORMS
1. Background
Commander, Navy Region Southwest (CNRSW) Food Service Code (N925) requires a continuous supply of customized Culinary Specialist (CS) chef uniforms. The required uniform suite consists of long-sleeve chef coats, short-sleeve chef coats, chef pants, polo shirts, windbreakers, and embroidered long-sleeve inspection team coats. CNRSW Food Service Officers are responsible for replenishing unserviceable inventory and provisioning newly reporting Culinary Specialists.
This contract supports Food Service establishments across five (5) Navy installations:
• Naval Base San Diego (NBSD)
• Naval Base Point Loma (NBPL)
• Naval Base Coronado (NBC)
• Naval Base Ventura County (NBVC)
• Naval Air Station Lemoore (NASL)
2. Scope
CNRSW Food Service Galley Program (N925) expects to receive uniform supply and customization support for a one (1) year Base Period, with four (4) subsequent one-year Option Periods, to replenish chef uniforms as specified herein.
3. Objectives
To establish a Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP) Requirements Contract to supply and replenish customized chef uniforms in support of CNRSW Food Service Operations Galley Program. All unit pricing shall remain firm-fixed for the duration of each respective ordering period.
4. Deliverables & Requirements
The Contractor shall deliver customized culinary uniforms tailored to individual Culinary Specialist requirements. Customization parameters include specific type, design, color, embroidered logos, sizing, and quantity.
The Government has established annual requirements for each item. Quantities and deliveries shall be distributed across the five (5) designated installations listed in exhibit A (Uniform Order Log) and exhibit B
(Delivery Addresses and POC Information)
4.1. Ordering Authority: The Contractor shall provide customized culinary uniforms in the specific types, sizes, and quantities authorized via delivery orders issued by designated Ordering Officers (OO).
4.2. Pricing Baseline: All orders, deliveries, and subsequent invoices shall conform strictly to the firm-fixed unit prices established in Table 1 (Item Schedule). No additional fees for customization, embroidery, setup, or delivery shall be billed.
5. Item Schedule
Schedule is shown on Table 1 below. All invoices will be based on this schedule.
Table 1 –Turnout Summary
Remarks: Fabric type requirement is readily available from multiple vendors. The vendor quote provided is for cost estimate only.
BASIC YEAR
ITEM
NO.
ITEM DESCRIPTION UNIT EST. QTY* PRICE UNIT EXTD PRICE
1 Specifications- Short Sleeve Chef Coats EA 576
Closure Systems:
1. Short Sleeve Chef Coats: 6 heavy duty black plastic buttons and corresponding buttonholes on the center
Standard Coat Features
Colored Contrast Styling
Color contrast 6.4 oz. cool mesh on side panels and top back
Body Fabric
65/35 Poly Cotton Blend Triumph Aolida 5.5 oz.
Contrast Fabric
100 % Poly Mesh
Embroidery
Includes full color Unit logo embroidery on left chest, above pocket (at least 23,112 stitches)
LOGO DIMENTIONS: 2.5 inches in diameter for round logos on long sleeve and short sleeve Chef's coats for Naval Station San Diego, Naval Base
Point Loma, Naval Base
Coronado, and Lemoore. For Naval Base Ventura County logo shall be triangular with dimensions: 4 inches across top and 3.5-inch sides to bottom point (Attachment 1, Figure 6)
Left chest pocket
Mandarin collar
Left arm pocket with thermometer divider
Color Options
1. Royal blue/White
2. White/White
3. Red/White
4. Navy Blue/White
Sizes are industry standard:
SMALL
MEDIUM
LARGE
X-LARGE
XX-LARGE
2 Specifications – Long Sleeve Chef Coats EA 116
Closure Systems:
2. Long Sleeve Chef Coat: Cloth covered sew through button 6 on each side (12 buttons total) with corresponding button holes, closure on either left or right side of the coat
Color contrast on collar and cuffs Triumph Aolida 5.5 oz.
Body fabric
65/35 Poly Cotton blend
Embroidery
Includes full color Unit logo embroidery on left chest above pocket (at least 23,112 stiches)
LOGO DIMENTIONS: 2.5 inches in diameter for round logos on long sleeve and short sleeve Chef's coats for Naval Station San Diego, Naval Base
Point Loma, Naval Base Coronado, and Lemoore. For Naval Base Ventura County logo shall be triangular with dimensions: 4 inches across top and 3.5-inch sides to bottom point (Attachment 1, Figure 6)
Double breasted
Arm pocket with thermometer divider
Color Options
1. White Coat with black collar and cuffs
2. White Coat with blue collar and cuffs
3. Black Coat with blue collar and cuffs
4. Rustic Black Coat with black collar and cuffs.
Sizes are industry standard:
SMALL
MEDIUM
LARGE
X-LARGE
XX-LARGE
3 Specifications – Pants EA 576
3. Chef Pants: Elastic waist band with brass zipper
Standard Pant Features
Functional Design
2-sided pockets for easy reach, 2 rear pockets
Body fabric
65/35 Poly Cotton blend Twill 7 oz.
Reinforcement
All pressure points, baggy but not balloon legs
Unbreakable drawstring
Belt loops
Color Options
1. Checkered
2. Black
3. Navy Blue
Sizes are industry standard:
SMALL
MEDIUM
LARGE
XX-LARGE
4 Specifications- Skull Caps EA 432
6. Elastic Band on Back
None-Solid Colors
Body fabric
65/35 Poly Cotton blend Twill 7 oz.
Includes full color Unit logo embroidery on center head band (at least 23,112 stitches)
LOGO DIMENTIONS: 1.75 inches in diameter: round for
Naval Station San Diego, Naval Base Point Loma, Naval Base Coronado, and
Lemoore. For Naval Base Ventura
County logo shall be triangular with dimensions: 2 inches across top and 1.75-inch sides to bottom point. Logo placement shall be centered on the front head band.
Color Options
1. Black
2. White
Sizes are industry standard:
ONE SIZE FITS MOST
5 Specifications – Black BIB Apron EA 150
Cotton Material
4” long x 23” wide
Front divided pocket
Adjustable neck slider
Includes full color Unit Logo embroidery centered on top front
6 Specifications- Classic Jacket EA 30
Full Zipper Classic Jacket 96/4 poly spandex
Woven shell chrome/microfleece lining
Zippered chest pocket and front pockets
Water resistant
Embroidery
Includes full color Unit logo (Region) embroidery on left chest above pocket (at least 23,112 stiches)
Color Options
1. Navy Blue
2. Black
Sizes are industry standard:
MEDIUM
LARGE
TOTAL QUANTITIES 1,880
* QUANTITY AND BINDING OBLIGATION: The quantities specified in the Schedule are firm, fixed quantities. The Contractor shall deliver, and the Government shall purchase, the exact quantities specified herein. This is a definite-quantity contract. The quantities listed are not estimates; they represent the absolute delivery obligation of the Contractor and the absolute purchasing obligation of the Government.
FIRM-FIXED UNIT PRICING: All unit prices are Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP) and inclusive of all shipping, packaging, and handling charges. Deliveries shall be made F.O.B. Destination.
5.1. Specifications. See Tables 2 and 3 below:
Table 2 –Structural Turnout Specifications
STRUCTURAL TURNOUT
Specifications – Long Sleeve Chef Coats
Closure Systems:
• Long Sleeve Chef Coat: Cloth covered sew through button 6 on each side (12 buttons total) with corresponding buttonholes, closure on either left or right side of the coat
Standard Coat Features
• Colored Contrast Styling
Color contrast on collar and cuffs Triumph Aolida 5.5 oz.
• Body fabric
65/35 Poly Cotton blend
• Embroidery
Includes full color Unit logo embroidery on left chest above pocket (at least
23,112 stiches)
• Double breasted
• Arm pocket with thermometer divider
• Color Options
1. White Coat with black collar and cuffs
2. White Coat with blue collar and cuffs
3. Black Coat with blue collar and cuffs
4. Rustic Black Coat with black collar and cuffs.
Specifications –Short Sleeve Chef Coats
• Short Sleeve Chef Coats: 6 heavy duty black plastic buttons and corresponding buttonholes on the center
Standard Coat Features
• Colored Contrast Styling
Color contrast 6.4 oz. cool mesh on side panels and top back
• Body Fabric
65/35 Poly Cotton Blend Triumph Aolida 5.5 oz.
• Contrast Fabric
100 % Poly Mesh
• Embroidery
Includes full color Unit logo embroidery on left chest, above pocket (at least
23,112 stitches)
• Left chest pocket
• Mandarin collar
• Left arm pocket with thermometer divider
• Color Options
1. Royal blue/White 2. White/White 3. Red/White 4. Navy Blue/White
Specifications – Pants
Closure Systems:
• Chef Pants: Elastic waist band with brass zipper
Standard Pant Features
• Functional Design
2-sided pockets for easy reach, 2 rear pockets
• Body fabric
65/35 Poly Cotton blend Twill 7 oz.
• Reinforcement
All pressure points, baggy but not balloon legs
• Unbreakable drawstring
• Belt loops
• Color Options
1. Checkered 2. Black 3. Navy Blue
Specifications – Skull Caps
Closure Systems:
• Elastic Band on Back
Standard Coat Features
• Colored Contrast Styling
None-Solid Colors
• Body fabric
65/35 Poly Cotton blend Twill 7 oz.
• Embroidery
Includes full color Unit logo embroidery on center head band (at least 23,112 stitches)
• Color Options
1. Black 2. White
STRUCTURAL TURNOUT
Specifications – Black BIB Apron
Closure System: Straps on back to tie at waist
Cotton Material
4” long x 23” wide
Front divided pocket
Adjustable neck slider
Embroidery
Includes full color Unit Logo embroidery centered on top front
STRUCTURAL TURNOUT
Specifications – Soft Shell Jacket
Closure System: Full zipper Jacket
Full Zipper Classic Jacket 96/4 poly spandex
Woven shell chrome/microfleece lining
Zippered chest pocket and front pockets
Water resistant
Embroidery
Includes full color Unit logo (Region) embroidery on left chest above pocket (at least 23,112 stiches)
Color Options
3. Navy Blue
4. Black
Sizes are industry standard:
MEDIUM
LARGE
5.2. Ordering (Government Responsibility)
5.2.1. Authorized Ordering Officers (OO)
Only personnel designated under the "Designation of Ordering Activity" clause are authorized place orders under this contract.”
5.2.2. Ordering Procedures
All orders shall be issued and processed in accordance with NAVSUPINST 4200.85D (Chapter
4, Section 5) and FAR 16.505(a)(6) utilizing the following workflow:
5.2.3. Requirement Identification
The Command Point of Contact (POC) shall identify uniform requirements and communicate them directly to an authorized OO.
5.2.4. Order Placement
The OO shall place orders by transmitting a formal email to the designated Contractor
Representative (as identified by the Contracting Officer). The OO shall carbon copy (CC) the
Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) and the Government Commercial Purchase Card
(GCPC) holder. Each order email must contain the following information:
• Date of Order
• Contract Number & Unique Delivery Order Number (provided by the COR)
• Contract Line Item Number (CLIN) & Item Description
• Sizing and Customization details per individual
• Quantity, Unit of Issue, and Unit Price (matching Table 1)
• Extended Price (Quantity x Unit Price) and Grand Total
• Delivery Address (selected from Exhibit B)
• Required Delivery Date (in accordance with Section 1.2)
5.2.5. Uniform Order Log (Exhibit A)
The OO shall utilize a Uniform Order Log to track size and quantity distributions for each respective galley. The COR and the GCPC holder shall jointly maintain a dedicated, separate
Order Log (see Exhibit A for template) to track financial execution.
• Log Requirements: The log must capture the delivery order number, the exact dollar value of each order, and a running total of expended funds against the obligated total.
• Numbering Convention: Delivery order numbers shall begin at "0001" for the first order of the base period and shall reset to "0001" at the start of each exercised Option Period.
• Funding Boundaries: The COR and GCPC holder shall monitor the log to ensure no orders exceed the annual contract ceiling.
• Contract Authority: Neither the COR nor the GCPC holder has the authority to alter, amend, or modify the terms, conditions, pricing, or ordering limits of this contract. Any contract modifications must be submitted to the Contracting Officer (KO) for formal bilateral modification.
5.3. Delivery
The Contractor shall deliver all ordered items within sixty (60) calendar days After Receipt of Order
(ARO) to the delivery points designated in the order (selected from the authorized locations in Exhibit
B).
5.4. Invoicing
Invoicing and payment shall be processed in accordance with the Invoicing and Payment
Instructions clause of this contract. (SEE INVOICING AND PAYMENT INSTRUCTION)
6. Government-furnished property
There is no Government-Furnished Property (GFP) provided under this contract.
7. Security Requirement
UNCLASSIFIED
8. Place of performance/delivery
SEE EXHIBIT B.
9. Period of Performance (POP)
Basic (12 months) and four (4) one-year Option periods as follows:
Period of Performance From To
Basic 01 Oct 2026 30 Sep 2027
Option Year 1 01 Oct 2027 30 Sep 2028
Option Year 2 01 Oct 2028 30 Sep 2029
Option Year 3 01 Oct 2029 30 Sep 2030
Option Year 4 01 Oct 2030 30 Sep 2031
EXHIBIT A – Uniform Order Log
Please see excel tracker
EXHIBIT B – Delivery Addresses and POC Information
Naval Base San Diego UIC 00245 Naval Base Point Loma UIC 63406
Mercer Hall Galley CZ Hall Galley Harbor Drive Annex Complex
3210 McCandles Blvd 3244 Echo Ln Bldg. 55
San Diego, Ca 92136 San Diego, Ca 92147
Naval Base Coronado UIC 00246 Naval Base Ventura County UIC 69232
NAB Galley Bldg. 300 Port Hueneme Galley Gold Coast Bistro
3420 Guadalcanal Rd 32nd Street Bldg. 61
San Diego, Ca 92155 Port Hueneme, Ca 93043
LEMOORE UIC 63042
860 Franklin Blvd
OPS Galley Bldg. 10
Lemoore, Ca 93246
The following Naval activity is hereby authorized to place delivery orders:
COMMANDER NAVY REGION SOUTHWEST
750 PACIFIC HIGHWAY 14TH FLOOR
SAN DIEGO, CA 92132-0058
Designated Ordering Officers information:
Name Email
Area of
Responsibil ity
Phone number
The authorized ordering officer is responsible for issuing and administering any orders placed hereunder.
Ordering officers have no authority to modify any provisions of the basic contract. Any deviations from the terms of the basic contract must be submitted to the Procuring Contracting Officer (PCO) for contractual action.
Terminations of delivery orders for convenience or for default shall be issued only by the PCO.
End of clause.
COR Appointment
Appointment of Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR)
(a) The Contracting Officer hereby designates the following individual as the Contracting Officer's
Representative (COR) for this contract:
• Code: N925 Galley Program
• Mailing Address: Navy Region Southwest, 750 Pacific Highway, 14th Floor (Dining Services), San
Diego, CA 92132
(b) Authority and Limitations: The COR is authorized to act as the Contracting Officer's representative solely on technical matters. The COR's role is to provide technical direction, facilitate discussions regarding specifications and the Statement of Work (SOW), and monitor the progress and quality of the Contractor's performance. The COR is not an Administrative Contracting Officer (ACO) and possesses no authority, express or implied, to modify the terms, conditions, pricing, quantities, quality standards, place of performance, or delivery schedule of this contract or any associated delivery orders. The COR is strictly prohibited from directing any effort that exceeds the scope of the contract SOW.
(c) Contractual Modifications: Only the Contracting Officer (KO) possesses the authority to modify the terms of this contract. No informal understanding, agreement, order, or deviation from the contract terms between the
Contractor and any Government representative other than the KO shall be legally binding upon the
Government. If the Contractor receives direction that it considers to be outside the existing scope of this contract, the Contractor shall immediately suspend associated actions and notify the Procuring Contracting
Officer (PCO) in writing. The Contractor shall not proceed with any out-of-scope work until the PCO or ACO has issued a formal, written contract modification or otherwise resolved the dispute.
(d) Subcontracting Plan
Subcontracting Plan- Waived (OCT 1992)
The Contracting Officer has determined that there are no subcontracting opportunities under this acquisition.
Consequently, the submission of a Small Business and Small Disadvantaged Business Subcontracting Plan is waived.
(e) Invoicing and payment instructions
1. Contract Type
This is a Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP) contract.
2. Equipment and Supply Condition
The Contractor shall supply only new, unused, and original equipment manufacturer (OEM) items.
Remanufactured, refurbished, rebuilt, or "gray market" items are strictly prohibited. All delivered items must be covered under the standard manufacturer's warranty.
3. Contractor Point of Contact (POC)
[To be determined/inserted by the Contracting Officer at the time of award]
4. Contract Administration
The NAVSUP Fleet Logistics Center San Diego Point of Contact for Contract Administration is:
• Name: [TBD at Award]
• Phone: [TBD at Award]
• Fax: [TBD at Award]
• E-Mail: [TBD at Award]
5. Invoicing Requirements
5.1. Invoice Content
To be considered proper and payment-ready, all invoices must contain the following information:
• Contractor Name, Address, and Contact Details.
• Invoice Date and Unique Invoice Number.
• Contract Number and associated Delivery Order Number.
• Contract Line Item Number (CLIN) and Description of Supplies delivered.
• Carrier Tracking/Shipment Information.
• Delivery and Payment Terms (e.g., prompt payment discounts).
• Designated Contractor Payment Address (matching the contract registration or formal assignment of claims).
• Name, Title, Phone Number, and Mailing Address of the Contractor official to be notified in the event of a defective invoice.
• Basis of Pricing: All invoiced unit prices must correspond exactly to the Firm-Fixed unit prices established in Table 1 (Price Schedule) of the SOW.
5.2. Invoice Submission (GCPC Path)
Invoices shall be submitted electronically via email to the designated CNIC Cardholders, with copy (CC) to the Ordering Officer (OO) and the COR.
Authorized CNIC GCPC Cardholder:
Name Email Area of Responsibility Phone Number
6. Payment Procedures
• 6.1. Primary Method of Payment (GCPC): Payment will be executed by an authorized Navy
Commercial Purchase Cardholder upon receipt and verification of acceptable proof of shipment or formal delivery acceptance.
• Acceptable Proof of Shipment: A valid tracking number from an established commercial carrier showing that the ordered units have been accepted into transit.
• Prohibition on Advance Payment: Under no circumstances shall the Government process payment before the ordered items have been shipped or delivered.
Command Specific GCPC Approving/Funding Authority:
• Cardholder Name: Marleen Crumpacker (CNIC Financial Management Analyst)
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