1.03 v2 DRAFT - PWS for class B uniforms.pdf
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This is a Performance Work Statement for Fire & Emergency Services Joint Region Marianas requesting the supply of NFPA 1975-compliant flame-resistant uniforms. The requirement encompasses 300 NOMEX IIIA Industrial Pants and 300 Short Sleeve Shirts in 4.5 oz. NOMEX IIIA fabric, with specific quantities by size and fit type (including men's and women's sizes). The pants are available in various waist and inseam combinations ranging from 30x30 to 50x32, while shirts are offered in sizes 36 through 54 regular and women's sizes 30 through 54.
Technical specifications require the industrial pants to be constructed from 7.5 oz. Nomex IIIA fabric with autoclaved permanent creases, solid brass hardware, triple-felled stitching, and a looser fit through thighs and seat. Short sleeve shirts must be made of durable, flame-resistant Nomex IIIA fabric with autoclaved creases, extra-long shirt tails, two breast pockets with hook-and-loop flaps, shoulder epaulets with Melamine buttons, and five sewn-in military creases. Both garments must be navy blue and certified to NFPA 1975 station uniform standards. Delivery is required within 120 calendar days after award to Building 1300 Camp Blaz, Forager Road, Dededo, Guam 96915. Quality assurance standards require contractor-maintained quality control with items individually folded, packaged by garment type and size, and clearly labeled on exterior cartons. Inspection occurs at destination and acceptance is based on quantity, material compliance, correct sizing, workmanship, and packaging. Rejected items must be replaced at no additional cost.
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Fire & Emergency Services Joint Region Marianas
Performance Work Statement
1. Background
The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) technical committee on Protective Equipment for Firefighters began work on NFPA 1975 in response to requests from the fire service to establish requirements for flame-resistant station uniform clothing. NFPA 1975 is the standard that sets requirements for flame-resistant work apparel for emergency services personnel. Fire & Emergency Services Joint Region Marianas has adopted the NFPA 1975 standard and established a Standard Operating Procedure for station wear. Purchase of NFPA compliant uniforms is required for compliance.
2. Requirement
Provide for NOMEX IIIA Uniform Short Sleeve Shirt and NOMEX IIIA Industrial Pant
• Quantity: 300 each NOMEX IIIA Industrial Pant
• Quantity: 300 each Short Sleeve Shirt - 4.5 oz. NOMEX IIIA
SHIRT Quantity
36 4
38 12
40 26
42 60
44 80
46 30
48 52
50 12
52 3
54 3
30 Women 3
38 Women 3
44 Women 3
44 Women 3
50 Women 3
54 Women 3
PANTS waist x inseam
Quantity
30x30 6 32x30 28 32x32 8 33x34 6 34x29 6 34x30 36 34x32 10 34x34 12 35x32 6 35x34 6 36x30 13 36x32 18 36x34 10 36x36 6 38x28 6 38x29 6 38x30 9 38x30 18 38x32 24 40x30 12 40x32 9 40x32 6 42x29 6 42x32 6 42x34 6 44x30 6 50x32 6 8x30 Women 3 10x31 Women 3 16x28 Women 3
3. Technical Specifications
NOMEX IIIA Industrial Pant
• Made from 7.5 oz. Nomex IIIA Fabric.
• Autoclaved for permanent creases
• Solid brass nail button and zipper
• Triple-felled stitching on outer and rear seams for durability
• Fully finished waistband
• Pockets include two front slash pockets and two rear welt pockets
• Features a looser fit through the thighs and seat
• Meets NFPA 1975 Standard
• Navy Blue color
Short Sleeve Shirt - 4.5 oz. Nomex IIIA
• Made with durable, flame-resistant Nomex IIIA fabric
• Autoclaved for permanent creases
• Extra-long shirt tail
• Two breast pockets with hook-and-loop flaps
• Left pocket features a pencil slot and above it, a badge tab
• Shoulder epaulets secured with Melamine buttons
• Five sewn-in military creases
• Collar band
• Double-stitched to NFPA 1975 station uniform standard
• Pressed and autoclaved
• Certified to NFPA 1975 station uniform standard
• Navy Blue color
4. Delivery Address:
Fire & Emergency Services Building 1300 Dededo, Guam 96915
5. Required Delivery Date: 120 days after award
6. Quality Assurance The contractor shall maintain a quality control system that ensures all delivered items conform to contract requirements.
The Government reserves the right to inspect any shipment.
Items may be rejected for:
• Incorrect sizing
• Color variation
• Fabric defects
• Damage during shipment
Rejected items shall be replaced at no additional cost.
7. Packaging Items shall be:
• Individually folded
• Packaged by garment type
• Packaged by size
• Protected against moisture and damage
Exterior cartons shall clearly identify:
• Contract Number
• Item Description
• Size
• Quantity
8. Delivery Within 120 calendar days after award Delivery Location:
Fire & Emergency Services Joint Region Marianas Building 1300 Camp Blaz Forager Road, Dededo, Guam 96915
9. Inspection and Acceptance Inspection shall occur at destination.
Acceptance will be based upon:
• Quantity
• Material compliance
• Correct sizing
• Overall workmanship
• Packaging
Acceptance is subject to FAR 52.212-4.
10. Technical Point of Contact Tony T Borja.
PH: 671-355-9078
• Email: tony.t.borja.civ@us.navy.mil
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