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SECTION C - DESCRIPTION/SPECIFICATION

ITEM DESCRIPTION

DOOR SECTION, TEMPERATE, DESERT TAN, US ARMY 686A

DOOR SECTION, TEMPERATE, DESERT TAN, US ARMY 686A SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH MILITARY SPECIFICATION MIL-PRF-44271, REVISION C, DATED 16 SEPTEMBER, 2005, DRAWINGS 5-4-9755 SHEETS 1 AND 2:

NATIONAL STOCK NUMBER

QUANTITY EACH TENT

DESCRIPTION

PART NUMBER

8340-01-213-6004

TENT SECTION

drawing 5-4-9755

SHEET 13 AND 15

(historical reference drawing Item 2 5-4-3362) THE FOLLOWING VECP WILL ONLY APPLY TO THIS CONTRACT WHEN conventional sewn seams are used AND INDICATED IN CLAUSE 52.248-9000/BSM# I48C01:

VECP 2002010 ½ INCH TURNUNDER IN-LIEU-OF 1 INCH TURNUNDER OF

THE BODY FABRIC FOR JOINING OF WINDOW SECTION

HALVES ON THE TEMPER TENT

DOOR/WINDOW SECTIONS (DESERT/TROPICAL) AND (TEMPERATE), shall be in accordance with the following drawings:

DRAWING 5-4-3363 REV V, WINDOW SECTION (TEMPERATE), SHEET 1

AND 2, SECTION B-B

5-4-9755 sheet 10 – This drawing is currently inactive and shall not be used.

5-4-9755 sheet 11 – This drawing is currently inactive and shall not be used.

MIL-PRF-44271C

TENT, EXTENDABLE, MODULAR, PERSONNEL (TEMPER)

Changes for MIL-PRF-44271C:

All seams on the tent body that may be exposed to elements of rain or snow shall be designed to prevent leakage of water to the interior of the tent. The use of thermal, ultrasonic, or radio-frequency (RF) welding, or similar techniques is strongly recommended to prevent leakage. The use of conventional sewn seams, while not recommended, may be acceptable if the exposed sewn seams are augmented with heat-sealed or RF-welded waterproof tapes to prevent penetration of water through the seam.

Paragraph 1.1 CLASSIFICATION AND IDENTIFYING NUMBERS, CLASSES UNDER CATORGORY CLASSES, CLASS 2, Delete DESERT TAN NUMBER 459 and replace with the following: TAN 686A, CHIP NUMBER 33446, IN ACCORDANCE WITH FEDERAL STANDARD 595C, COLORS USED IN GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT. THE COLOR REQUIREMENTS ARE DETAILED IN MIL-DTL-53039C PARAGRAPH 3.3.1 TABLE 1. THE AVERAGE INFRARED REFLECTANCE SHALL BE 62 TO 72 PERCENT BETWEEN 720 TO 860 NANOMETERS. THIS NEW COLOR, TAN 686A, WILL REPLACE DESERT TAN 459.

ORDERING INFORMATION FOR COMMERCIAL CUSTOMERS: FAN DECKS, THE COLOR BOOK, INDIVIDUAL COLOR CHIPS, SETS OF COLOR CHIPS ARE AVAILABLE FOR SALE BY THE GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION AT THE FOLLOWING ADDRESS:

-GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

GSA/CO/3QSCB

490 L'ENFANT PLAZA EAST SW

SUITE 8214

WASHINGTON, DC 20407

-ORDERING INFORMATION FOR GOVERNMENT CUSTOMERS: INDIVIDUAL COLOR CHIPS, COLOR BOOK, AND SETS OF COLOR CHIPS ARE AVAILABLE AT SAME ADDRESS AS ABOVE. FAN DECKS ARE AVAILABLE VIA ROUTINE SUPPLY CHANNELS UNDER NATIONAL STOCK NUMBER 7690-01-162-2210

THE NEW COLOR SHALL BE TAN 686A, CHIP NUMBER 33446, PER PARAGRAPH 6, NOTES ON PAGE 4 OF FED-STD-595C, “THE CHIPS FOR CAMOUFLAGE COLORS SHALL BE USED FOR GENERAL COLOR MATCHING PURPOSES ONLY, THE SPECIFICATIONS FOR CAMOUFLAGE COATINGS CONTAIN REQUIREMENTS FOR INFRARED REFLECTANCE WHICH MUST BE MET IN ADDITION TO COLOR. THE COLOR CAEDS (CHIPS) FOR THE CAMOUFLAGE COLORS CONTAIN PIGMENTS CHOSEN FOR THEIR SUITABILITY AND COMPATIBILITY WITH THE COLOR CARD COATING AND, THEREFORE, HAVE DIFFERENT INFRARED REFLECTANCE CHARACTERISTICS THEN THIS REQUIRED FOR CAMOUFLAGE COATINGS. MERELY MATCHING THE COLOR CHIP FOR COLOR WILL NOT BE SUFFICIENT TO ASSURE PRODUCT ACCEPTANCE BY THE CONTRACTING ACTIVITY. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT FOR CAMOUFLAGE COLORS ONLY: U.S. ARMY RESEARCH LABORATORY, CARC COMMODITY MANAGEMENT, ATTN: AMSRD-ARL-WM-MC, ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, MD 21005-5069.”

Paragraph 3.7.3 Identification AND Marking Add the following:

Tentage Labels for individual components shall contain the following information, in addition to any information specified on the component's Interface Control Drawing:

"COMPONENT: [INSERT COMPONENT NOMENCLATURE]

COMPONENT NSN: [INSERT COMPONENT NSN]

CONTRACT #: [INSERT CONTRACT NUMBER]

[INSERT CONTRACTOR'S NAME, INCLUDING TRADEMARK OR CORPORATE LOGO IF DESIRED]

CAGE CODE: [INSERT CODE]

QUANITY: [INSERT UNIT OF ISSUE QUANITY]

MANUFACTURE DATE: [INSERT DATE]

LOT NUMBER: [INSERT LOT NUMBER]"

SHELF LIFE: [INSERT SHELF LIFE CODE]”

THE IDENTIFICATION LABELS THAT SHALL BE PERMANENTLY ATTACHED TO THE TENT FABRIC END SECTIONS AND STORAGE COVERS. THE LABEL SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF 7 INCHES WIDE AND 7 INCHES HIGH WHITE FABRIC. THE LABEL SHALL BE PRINTED IN A PERMANENT MARKING MEDIUM WITH THE FOLLOWING NOMENCLATURE:

"COMPONENT: [INSERT COMPONENT NOMENCLATURE]

COMPONENT NSN: [INSERT COMPONENT NSN]

CONTRACT #: [INSERT CONTRACT NUMBER]

[INSERT CONTRACTOR'S NAME, INCLUDING TRADEMARK OR CORPORATE LOGO IF DESIRED]

CAGE CODE: [INSERT CODE]

QUANITY: [INSERT UNIT OF ISSUE QUANITY]

MANUFACTURE DATE: [INSERT DATE]

LOT NUMBER: [INSERT LOT NUMBER]"

SHELF LIFE: [INSERT SHELF LIFE CODE]”

THE ATTACHMENT METHOD FOR LABELS AS FOLLOWS: “THE LABELS SHALL BE PLACED CENTERED SEWN AND TO A SEPARATE PANEL OF BODY MATERIAL. THE PANEL SHALL BE DIMENSIONED LARGER THAN THE LABELS TO ALLOW THE EDGES OF THE PANEL TO BE THERMALLY SEALED TO THE TENT SECTION.

ADDITIONALLY IN PREFERENCE, ANY LABEL MY BE SECURED INO AN EXISTING SEAM ALONG THE TOP EDGE IN LIEU OF STITCHING AROUND THE ENTIRE PERMETER.

DRAWINGS - CARTOONS - PATTERNS

Interim Changes to 5-4-9755 are as follows:

General notes for 5-4-9755:

5-4-9755 DATED 20 SEPT 2005, WITH THE FOLLOWING CHANGES:

Wherever practical, Tentage Labels indicated on these drawings shall be sewn into an existing adjacent seam, provided that the visibility of the labels on the erected tent is not obscured.

5-4-9755 sheet 1 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 2 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 3 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 4 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 5 - In zone D8, delete "GOTHIC" and replace with "ARIAL".

Two (2) "US" markings are acceptable for each 16' Fly, in lieu of the four (4) markings shown. The two markings shall appear on opposite sides of the ridge line on the erected tent, and shall be centered horizontally at the center line of the Fly.

Tie Tapes for the stovepipe flap shall be incorporated both on the outside of the stovepipe flap, and on the outside of the stovepipe adapter panel (under the stovepipe flap), so that the flap may be rolled up and secured when stovepipe is present.

5-4-9755 sheet 6 - In zone E8, delete "GOTHIC" and replace with "ARIAL".

Tie Tapes for the stovepipe flap shall be incorporated both on the outside of the stovepipe flap, and on the outside of the stovepipe adapter panel (under the stovepipe flap), so that the flap may be rolled up and secured when a stovepipe is present.

5-4-9755 sheet 7 - Mark in permanent black ink, with 1" high Arial font letters, the following instruction:

"CLOSE SLIDE FASTENERS AND SNAPHOOKS BEFORE ERECTING"

This notation shall be centered horizontally on the outside of door, approximately 6" from lower edge of door. See drawing 5-4-9755 sheet 13 for reference.

Tie Tapes for the window flaps shall be incorporated both on the outside of the window flap, and on the outside top edge of the window screen, so that the window flap may be rolled up regardless of whether a removable plastic window pane is present.

5-4-9755 sheet 8 - In zone D6, delete "27" and replace with "28".

The side of the Adapter containing the 14 #2 grommets shall incorporate a 2" wide loop fastener tape along the interior edge in order to facilitate interface with the double-bump door assembly. The 2" wide loop fastener tape shall extend approximately from the ground line to the 2" slit shown in View G.

5-4-9755 sheet 9 - In Section A-A, zone C6, delete "36"L" and replace with "18"L". Omit the tie tape shown on the inside of the window pane. In zone D7, relocate the fastener tape (loop) to the inside of the window pane. In zone B7, relocate the fastener tape (loop) to the inside of the window pane, and relocate the fastener tape (hook) to the outside of the window pane.

In Section B-B, zone A5, relocate the fastener tape (loop) to the inside of the window pane, and relocate the fastener tape (hook) to the outside of the window pane.

5-4-9755 sheet 10 - Tie Tapes for the window flaps shall be incorporated both on the outside of the window flap, and on the outside top edge of the window screen, so that the window flap may be rolled up regardless of whether a removable plastic window pane is present.

Tie Tapes for the stovepipe flap shall be incorporated both on the outside of the stovepipe flap, and on the outside of the stovepipe adapter panel (under the stovepipe flap), so that the flap may be rolled up and secured when stovepipe is present.

5-4-9755 sheet 11 - Tie Tapes for the window flaps shall be incorporated both on the outside of the window flap, and on the outside top edge of the window screen, so that the window flap may be rolled up regardless of whether a removable plastic window pane is present.

5-4-9755 sheet 12 - Delete the broken lines that extend from zone B6 through C6 and from zone B2 through C2, and replace with solid lines. In the main view, the length of the tie tapes shall be 20". In Section A-A, zone C7, relocate the fastener tape (loop) to the inside of the window pane. In zone B7, relocate the fastener tape (loop) to the inside of the window pane, and relocate the fastener tape (hook) to the outside of the window pane. In Section B-B, zone A7, add fastener tape (hook) to the outside of the window pane.

5-4-9755 sheet 13 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 14 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 15 - The side of the Adapter containing the 14 #2 grommets shall incorporate a 2" wide loop fastener tape along the interior edge in order to facilitate interface with the double-bump door assembly. The 2" wide loop fastener tape shall extend approximately from the ground line to the 2" slit shown in View D.

5-4-9755 sheet 16 - The Vestibule shall incorporate two 2" wide loop fastener tapes along the interior edges of the grommet lines (zones G6-G7, and C2-C3-C4) in order to facilitate interface with the double-bump door assembly. The 2" wide loop fastener tapes shall extend approximately from the ground line to the #4 grommets at the eave of the Vestibule (zones C4 and G5).

5-4-9755 sheet 17 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 18 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 19 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 20 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 21 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 22 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 23 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 24 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 25 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 26 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 27 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 28 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 29 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 30 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 31 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 32 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 33 - In zone F7, delete "25 1/2" and replace with "24". In zone E6, delete "32" and replace with "28". Add the following Note:

"The End Wall Liner shall be fitted with two removable Window Assemblies in accordance with 5-4-9755 sheet 36."

5-4-9755 sheet 34 - In zone B7, delete "8'-- 1 1/2" " and replace with "8'-- 2 1/2" "

In zone B7, delete "48 3/4" " and replace with "49 1/4" "

In zone B5, delete "8'-1 1/2" " and replace with "8'-2 1/2" "

In zone B5, delete "16-12" " and replace with "11" "

In zone B5, delete "4'-9" OPENING " and replace with "5'-8" OPENING "

In zone B5, delete "28-1/2" " and replace with "34" "

In zone D5, delete "28-1/2" " and replace with "34" "

In zone B3, delete "4'-11" " and replace with "6' "

Eliminate the 4 straps along the edge of the liner in Zones H7, G7 and F7, and where the same 4 straps appear on the Outside view at H4, G4 and F4.

In zone B6, delete "29X" and replace with "25X"

In zone F8, change the dimension of the slit indicated at the ridge line of the panel from 1" to 2". This slit should extend to the edge of the fabric panel to facilitate interface with the adjoining panel.

5-4-9755 sheet 35 - In zone B7, delete "8'-- 1 1/2" " and replace with "8'-- 2 1/2" "

In zone B7, delete "48 3/4" " and replace with "49 1/4" "

In zone B5, delete "8'-1 1/2" " and replace with "8'-2 1/2" "

In zone B4, delete "16-12" " and replace with "11" "

In zone B5, delete "4'-9" OPENING " and replace with "5'-8" OPENING "

In zone B5, delete "28-1/2" " and replace with "34" "

In zone D4, delete "28-1/2" " and replace with "34" "

In zone B3, delete "4'-11" " and replace with "6' "

Eliminate the 4 straps along the edge of the liner in Zones H7, G7 and F7, and where the same 4 straps appear on the Outside view at H4, G4 and F4.

In zone B6, delete "29X" and replace with "25X"

In zone F8, change the dimension of the slit indicated at the ridge line of the panel from 1" to 2". This slit should extend to the edge of the fabric panel to facilitate interface with the adjoining panel.

5-4-9755 sheet 36 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 37 - In zone B7, delete "8'-- 1 1/2" " and replace with "8'-- 3 1/2" "

In zone B7, delete "48 3/4" and replace with "49 3/4"

In zone B6, delete "38X" and replace with "30X"

In zone B5, delete "8'-- 1 1/2" "and replace with "8'-- 3 1/2" "

In zone B5, delete "16-12" " and replace with "11" "

In zone B5, delete "4'-9" OPENING " and replace with "5'-8" OPENING "

In zone B5, delete "28-1/2" " and replace with "34" "

In zone D5, delete "28-1/2" " and replace with "34" "

In zone B3, delete "4'-11" " and replace with "6' "

Eliminate the 4 straps along the edge of the liner, in Zones H7, G7, and F7, and where the same straps appear on the Outside view in H4, G4, and F4.

Eliminate the 4 straps along the edge of the liner in Zones C6, D6, and E6, and where the same straps appear on the Outside view in C5, D5, and E5. The strap at the ridge line in E6 shall remain.

In zone E6, change the dimension of the slit indicated at the ridge line of the panel from 1" to 2". This slit should extend to the edge of the fabric panel to facilitate interface with the adjoining panel.

5-4-9755 sheet 38 - In zone B7, delete "8'-- 1 1/2" " and replace with "8'-- 3 1/2" "

In zone B7, delete "48 3/4" and replace with "49 3/4"

In zone B6, delete "38X" and replace with "30X"

In zone B5, delete "8'-- 1 1/2" "and replace with "8'-- 3 1/2" "

In zone B4, delete "16-12" " and replace with "11" "

In zone B5, delete "4'-9" OPENING " and replace with "5'-8" OPENING "

In zone B5, delete "28-1/2" " and replace with "34" "

In zone D4, delete "28-1/2" " and replace with "34" "

In zone B3, delete "4'-11" " and replace with "6' "

Eliminate the 4 straps along the edge of the liner, in Zones H7, G7, and F7, and where the same straps appear on the Outside view in H4, G4, and F4.

Eliminate the 4 straps along the edge of the liner in Zones C6, D6, and E6, and where the same straps appear on the Outside view in C5, D5, and E5. The strap at the ridge line in E6 shall remain.

In zone E6, change the dimension of the slit indicated at the ridge line of the panel from 1" to 2". This slit should extend to the edge of the fabric panel to facilitate interface with the adjoining panel.

5-4-9755 sheet 39 - This drawing is currently inactive and shall not be used.

5-4-9755 sheet 40 - This drawing is currently inactive and shall not be used.

5-4-9755 sheet 41 - This drawing is currently inactive and shall not be used.

5-4-9755 sheet 42 - This drawing is currently inactive and shall not be used.

5-4-9755 sheet 43 - This drawing is currently inactive and shall not be used.

5-4-9755 sheet 44 - This drawing is currently inactive and shall not be used.

Plenum Assemblies shall be in accordance with the following drawings:

5-4-3614 Rev F, dated 2/10/00

5-4-3615 Rev E, dated 7/6/87

5-4-3616 Rev C, dated 3/23/99

5-4-3618 Rev C, dated 3/18/85

5-4-3619 Rev E, dated 7/6/87

5-4-3620 Rev D, dated 2/10/00

5-4-7970 dated 8/14/98

5-4-7971 dated 8/14/98

5-4-7972 dated 8/14/98

5-4-7973 dated 8/14/98

5-4-7974 dated 8/14/98

5-4-7975 dated 8/14/98

5-4-7976 dated 8/14/98

5-4-7977 dated 8/14/98

5-4-7978 dated 8/14/98

5-4-7979 dated 8/14/98

5-4-7980 dated 8/14/98

5-4-7981 dated 8/14/98

5-4-7982 dated 8/14/98

5-4-7983 dated 8/14/98

5-4-7984 dated 8/14/98

Parts Lists:

PL5-4-3616 Rev C, dated 3/23/99

PL5-4-7970 dated 8/14/98

5-4-9755 sheet 45 - In zone H3, delete "HOOK" and replace with "LOOP"

In zone D2, delete "LOOP" and replace with "HOOK"

In zone D3, delete "HOOK" and replace with "LOOP"

In zone A2, delete "LOOP" and replace with "HOOK"

5-4-9755 sheet 46 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 47 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 48 - In zone G4, delete "HOOK" and replace with "LOOP"

In zone F3, delete "HOOK" and replace with "LOOP"

In zone C2, delete "LOOP" and replace with "HOOK"

5-4-9755 sheet 49 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 50 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 51 - no changes

5-4-9755 sheet 52 - In zone H7, delete "GOTHIC" and replace with "ARIAL". Add the following sentence under the Notes:

"Nomenclatures and any other markings shall be specified in the contract or purchase order."

5-4-9755 sheet 53 - In zone C5, delete "GOTHIC" and replace with "ARIAL". Add the following Note:

"Nomenclatures and any other markings shall be specified in the contract or purchase order."

In zone E6, delete "BOTH SIDES". Add the following note: "The letters "US" shall be marked on the outside of the cover; the contents shall be marked on both the outside and the inside of the cover. See 5-4-3347 for guidance."

5-4-9755 sheet 54 - In zone B6, delete "GOTHIC" and replace with "ARIAL".

In zone B2, delete 4" and replace with 6". The Tentage Label shall be relocated to the bottom (closed end) of the Container.

5-4-9755 sheet 55 - In zone B6, delete "GOTHIC" and replace with "ARIAL".

5-4-1 TENT, PIN, WOOD; REV. 16, 02/02/82

5-4-791 REV. F TENT, PIN, METAL 11/30/87

5-4-3358 ERECTION INSTRUCTIONS SH. 1 REV B, 4/2/85; SH. 2 REV C, 9/5/85\

5-4-8489 TENT, EXTENDABLE, MODULAR, PERSONNEL (TEMPER) ASSEMBLY COMPONENTS

SHEET 1, REV. C, 3/21/03

SHEET 2, REV. C, 3/21/03

SHEET 3, REV. C, 3/21/03

8-1-10 REV N SHIELD, STOVEPIPE, TENT, NONMETALIC 12/20/83

IMPORTANT NOTE:

ACCOMPANING DOCUMENTS INCLUDED IN THIS TECHNICAL DATA PACKAGE LABELED “HISTORICAL TECHNICAL DATA FOR REFERENCES PURPOSES ONLY’” MAY BE USED TO IDENTIFY THE TYPE, QUALITY, AND QUALITY OF MATERIALS AND METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION that have been historically acceptable in the manufacture of TEMPER tent systems and components. The historical documents are not to be used for inspection or lot release purposes unless specifically approved by the DLA Troop Support Contracting Officer through modification to the contract.

CONTRACTOR'S TECHNICAL DATA PACKAGE:

Government drawing 5-4-9755 identifies component interface control requirements necessary for integration and facilitation of the developed item. 5-4-9755 does not identify all necessary detailed material requirements or methods of construction. The Contractor shall develop and document a Technical Data Package (TDP) that encompasses the requirements of 5-4-9755 and MIL-PRF-44271C. The Contractor's TDP shall identify, at minimum, all materials (including specifications), methods of construction, visual AND dimensional characteristics pertinent to the materiel being procured by the Government.

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DEVELOP AND DOCUMENT THEIR OWN DETAILED PARTS LIST AND METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING DRAWINGS. A COPY OF THE TECHNICAL PACKAGE SHALL BE PRESENTED TO THE DLA Troop Support CONTRACTING OFFICER ALONG WITH THE PRODUCT DEMONSTRATION MODEL OR FIRST ARTICLE. ANY PDM OR FIRST ARTICLE SUBMISSION LACKING A COMPLETE DOCUMENTED TECHNICAL DATA PACKAGE SHALL BE CONSIDERED AN INCOMPLETE SUBMISSION AND WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

THE SPECIFICATIONS OF THE COMPONENTS AND Sources of component materials shall be identified, including applicable specifications, and shall not be changed throughout the life of the contract without request and approval by the DLA Troop Support Contracting Officer through modification to the contract.

THE FIRST ARTICLE (FA) SHALL BE A PACKAGED AND PRESERVED COMPLETE END ITEM. THE UNIT SHALL BE ERECTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH TM 10-8340-224-13. DLA Troop Support MAY ELECT TO PERFORM PHYSICAL TESTING SPECIFIED IN SECTION 4.0 VERIFICATION OF MIL-PRF-44271C AS PART OF THE FA TESTING.

DPSCM4155.3 REQUIREMENTS SHALL BE MAINTAINED FOR COMPONENT CERTIFICATION AND CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE. FABRICS REQUIRED TO BE SOURCE SAMPLED SHALL INCLUDE ALL APPLICABLE CHARTERISTICS AND TEST METHODS EQUAL TO THE COMPONENT SPECIFICATIONS IDENTIFIED IN THE “HISTORICAL TECHNICAL DATA FOR REFERENCES PURPOSES ONLY” COMPONENT. ALL FABRIC LOT RELEASE TESTING PROCEDURES ARE APPLICABLE.

Sources of component materials shall be identified, including applicable specifications, and shall not be changed throughout the life of the contract without request and approval by the DSCP Contracting Officer through modification to the contract.

Additional QUALITY ASSURANCE REQUIREMENTS

FABRIC TEST REPORTS AND COMPONENT CERTIFICATIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH DPSCM-4155.3 IS REQUIRED WITH THE FIRST ARTICLE AND ALL CONTRACT COMPONENT LOTS.

A process Oriented Quality Plan is required for this contract: No specific or certified Government, ANSI, ASTM or ISO Quality Assurance plan is required but such plans may be found to be acceptable for control requirements.

A detailed Quality Assurance Plan shall include at minimum the following elements:

A) IN-PROCESS INSPECTION FOR ALL INTEROPERABLE MEASUREMENTS IS REQUIRED.

A plan is required for all processes, resulting in parts that possess interoperable dimensions, i.e. Any component length, width or location that will interface with another component during assembly or operation by the end user. Representative examples of interoperability are: the dimension of the eave line grommet to the ground line, or ridge line grommet to the eave line grommet that will interoperate with the tent frame, or the location of the becket laces which interoperating with the lacing grommets.

Any inspection method must take into account the following three unspecified variables:

Take-up, Build-up of tolerances and Opposing Tolerances

1. Take-up. Take-up from joining seams causes distortions in the geometry of the end item component.

Rational: All specified individual0 dimensions can be within tolerance, I.E. Perimeter edge measurements, however, with the compilation of excess take-up from seaming and the attachment of component parts, the customer would receive a component incapable of correctly fitting, as designed, over the tent frame. Every stitch creates it's own small pucker with thousands of stitches from joining seams, attaching windows, vents, flaps, adapters ect. The unmeasured center of the panel pulls the perimeter inward.

Method: Acceptable methods for determining this condition must include the measurement of all the interoperable points simultaneously. If a gauge or jig device is used the apparatus must account for all applicable tolerances. A government Quality Assurance Specialist shall verify the apparatus for accuracy against the approved PDM by the direction of the contracting officer. 100 percent in-process inspection is required. The end item lot sample units shall be inspected with this gauge.

2. Build-up of Tolerances. Areas required for in-process inspections shall also include processes that that can be affected by a build-up of tolerances. An example is becket and grommet interoperable locations.

Rational: If a maximum tolerance is used between every grommet space and a minimum tolerance is used for the eave to ridge grommet or eave-line grommet to ground-line grommet, the spacing of the last grommet to the eave-line grommet would not be uniform. This may be further complicated if the next tent section is on the maximum side of the tolerances.

3. Opposing Tolerances. Opposing Tolerances shall also be examined. In-Process inspections to control this condition are required.

Rationale: For example, if a minimum tolerance is taken between the eave to ridge and a maximum for the length of the weather seal flap plus, a maximum for the placement to attach the flap from the ridge line, the flap will cover the eave grommet. Flaps for the stovepipe, window or vents manufactured to the minimum and openings made to the maximum will also result in poor workmanship.

B) Risk Classification Assessment

Quality Assurance Plans shall account and assess the process risk for each process. Consideration for classifying risks of a process includes the processes sophistication, process stability, and processes producing interoperability components.

Control of product quality is dependent on identifying the following classifications:

Low Risk: Processes yielding products with small impact on the functionality of the end item. Confidence is established for these identified processes by quality data collection for periodic verification against the contractor’s specifications

Moderate Risk: Use this classification when a process yielding products that cannot be classifier as Low or High Risk or contains hidden operations. Consignors product verification and data collection shall be performed until the process can be proved to be in control.

High Risk: Use when the process performance is critical to the performance, or the process yields components that must interoperate. Sophisticated processes such as heat sealed seams that can result in catastrophic end item failure where environmental conditions affect the process output shall be considered high risk. Intensified product audits shall be used to verify the control of the process.

Reclassification to a lower risk category of any process is permitted after the in-plant government quality representative has proofed the process and agrees that the process is in control and confidence in the process is established. Reclassification to a higher risk category is required when a government product audit identifies that a process is producing a running nonconformance or departure.

C) Defect Classification and Quality Audit Criteria

A. The contractors proposed Quality Assurance Plan must include a detailed list of end item visual defects, packaging nonconformities and lot acceptance criteria including any acceptable quality levels. Recommended defects with relation to severity are listed but not limited to the following:

1. Major defects: Any hole, cut, tear; color not as specified; open seams; loose thread tension resulting in loose seams; any material defects, distorted parts or poor workmanship; any component part omitted; label missing, incorrect, or illegible; measurement not as specified

2. Minor Defects any part shaded: any spot or stain (outside); raw edges (on non-coated woven cloths); thread ends not removed, bar code omitted or not readable by scanner; bar code not visible on folded, packaged item; barcode causes damage to the item; any items not packaged in accordance with the contract or contractors specifications.

B. Responsibility for inspection. The contractor is responsible for the performance of all inspection, examination, and test requirements specified herein and in the sited specifications. The government reserves the right to perform any of the inspections, examinations and tests as deemed necessary to ensure supplies and services conform to prescribed requirements.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------D) Testing

Lot inspection in accordance with the "American National Standards Institute (ANSI) ANSI/ASQC Z1.4 Sampling Procedures And Tables For Inspection By Attributes is required. Lot sizes shall be expressed in units of completely fabricated tents. A Contractor Developed Table of Defects along with a Sampling Plan with Acceptable Quality Levels for:

1. End Item Visual Examination

2. End Item Dimensional and Interoperable

3. End Item Testing

4. Packaging

The contractor shall certify and maintain substantiating evidence that the product presented to the government for acceptance are tents which fully meet and comply with the Government's Performance Specification requirements, the producers specifications and drawings, standards, and quality assurance practices and that which conform to the quality standards agreed to at the time of contract award. End items shall be examined as contractually specified for all defects and in accordance with the acceptable quality level and defect criteria in this contracts approved Quality Assurance Plan.

Responsibility of inspection. The contractor is responsible for the performance of all inspection, examination, and test requirements specified herein and in the sited specifications and contract. The government reserves the right to perform any of the inspections, examinations and tests as deemed necessary to ensure supplies and services conform to prescribed requirements

APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS:

THE FOLLOWING LIST OF DOCUMENTS IS APPLICABLE TO THIS PROCUREMENT:

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE INDEX OF SPECIFICATIONS AND STANDARDS. PART I AND II, JULY 2000 AND SUPPLEMENT, MARCH 2000.

SPECIFICATIONS

FEDERAL

MILITARY

MIL-DTL-32072 THREAD, POLYESTER DATED 08 JAN 2002 SUPERSEDING

V-T-285F JANUARY 03, 1991

MIL-DTL-32075 DATED 17 OCTOBER 2000

LABEL: FOR CLOTHING, EQUIPAGE, AND TENTAGE,

(GENERAL USE) SUPERSEDING DDD-L-20 DATED

MARCH 30, 1990.

MIL-DTL-53039C DATED 19 FEBRUARY 2009

COATING, ALIPHATIC POLYURETHANE, SINGLE COMPONENT,

CHEMICAL AGENT RESISTANT

MIL-PRF-20696F CLOTH, WATERPROOF, WEATHER RESISTANT, DATED

2 SEPT 1997.

United States Industrial Fabrics Institute (USIFI) cloth specifications USIFI-PRF-44103 and USIFI-PRF-20696 shall be used in preference to MIL-PRF-44103D and MIL-PRF-20696F USIFI - United States Industrial Fabrics Institute, a division of IFAI

1801 County Road B West

Roseville, MN 55113 http://www.usifi.com

INTERIM CHANGES TO MIL-PRF-20696F:

PAGE 4, PARAGRAPH 3.7, TABLE I REQUIREMENTS: DELETE ALL REQUIREMENTS FOR WEIGHT AND SUBSTITUTE THE FOLLOWING UNDER THE APPROPRIATE COLUMN:

TYPE I

CLASS 1 2 3

"WEIGHT OZ/YD2 (MAX) 9.0 10.0 11.5

TYPE II & IV III

CLASS 1 2 3 5

17.0 19.0 19.0 13.0"

UNDER REQUIREMENTS FOR FLAME RESISTANCE (MAX), AFTER FLAME AND CHAR LENGTH, DELETE "10" AND "3.5" FROM THE TYPE II & IV CLASS 1 COLUMN AND INSERT UNDER TYPE I CLASS 3 COLUMN. UNDER REQUIREMENTS FOR FLAME RESISTANCE (MAX), AFTER FLAME AND CHAR LENGTH, DELETE "10" AND "3.5" FROM TYPE III CLASS V COLUMN AND INSERT UNDER TYPE II & IV, CLASS 3 COLUMN.

PAGE 5, AFTER PARAGRAPH 3.8 ADD THE FOLLOWING: "3.9 LENGTH AND PUT-UP. UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED (SEE 6.2), THE CLOTH SHALL BE FURNISHED IN ROLLS CONTAINING 50 TO 65 YARDS. NO ROLL SHALL CONTAIN MORE THAN THREE PIECES AND NO SINGLE PIECE SHALL BE LESS THAN 10 YARDS IN LENGTH."

PAGE 5, PARAGRAPH 4.3.2.1 YARD BY YARD EXAMINATION: AT THE END OF PARAGRAPH, ADD THE FOLLOWING: "THE NUMBER OF ROLLS FROM WHICH THE SAMPLE YARDAGE IS TO BE SELECTED SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING TABLE:

LOT SIZE (YARDS) SAMPLE SIZE (ROLLS)

UP TO 1200 INCLUSIVE 1/ 3

1201 UP TO AND INCLUDING 3200 5

3201 UP TO AND INCLUDING 10,000 8

10,001 UP TO AND INCLUDING 35,000 13

35,001 UP TO AND INCLUDING 150,000 20

150,001 AND OVER 32

1/ IF A LOT CONTAINS FEWER THAN THREE ROLLS, EACH ROLL IN THE LOT SHALL BE EXAMINED."

THE INSPECTION LEVEL SHALL BE II AND THE ACCEPTABLE QUALITY LEVEL (AQL), EXPRESSED IN TERMS OF DEFECTS PER HUNDRED UNITS, SHALL BE 2.5 FOR MAJOR DEFECTS AND 6.5 FOR TOTAL (MAJOR AND MINOR COMBINED) DEFECTS.

MIL-PRF-44103D CLOTH, FIRE, WATER AND WEATHER RESISTANT, DATED

19 NOVEMBER, 1996.

United States Industrial Fabrics Institute (USIFI) cloth specifications USIFI-PRF-44103 and USIFI-PRF-20696 shall be used in preference to MIL-PRF-44103D and MIL-PRF-20696F.

USIFI - United States Industrial Fabrics Institute, a division of IFAI

1801 County Road B West

Roseville, MN 55113 http://www.usifi.com

MIL-DTL-53039C COATING, ALIPHATIC POLYURETHANE, SINGLE

COMPONENT, CHEMICAL AGENT RESISTANT, DATED

19 FEBRUARY, 2009

MIL-PRF-44259E LIGHT SET, PORTABLE, FLUORESCENT, 29 JUNE, 2009

DPSCM-4155.3 QUALITY SYSTEMS REQUIREMENTS DATED NOVEMBER

03, 1997

MIL-I-45208A INSPECTION SYSTEMS REQUIREMENTS,

DATED 12/16/63; AM. 1, 7/24/81

NOTE: MIL-I-45208 HAS BEEN CANCELED: USE THE INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS ISO 9002 OR ANSI/ASQC Q9002 IN PREFERANCE TO THE MIL-I-45208

HIGHER LEVEL INSPECTION SYSTEM: THE INSPECTION SYSTEM(S) MUST BE SUBMITTED WITH YOUR BID PROPOSAL FOR EVALUATION AND APPROVAL BY DLA TOOP SUPPORT CONTRACTING OFFICER. INSPECTION SYSTEM(S) COMPLIANT/BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO THE INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS ISO 9002 OR ANSI/ANQC Q9002

MIL-L-1709E LINE, TENT, 10 AUGUST, 1989

"INTERIM CHANGES TO MIL-L-1709E:

THE USE OF MANILA LINES HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED. LINES IN TYPES SPECIFIED SHALL BE FABRICATED FROM ROPE, POLYPROPYLENE, COLOR BLACK, IN ACCORDANCE WITH MIL-R-24049B, DATED 14 JUNE 1991, OR BRAIDED POLYESTER CORD, COLOR BLACK, IN ACCORDANCE WITH MIL-C-43256D, DATED 2 JULY 1991. THE ALTERNATE LINES SHALL BE OF THE SAME DIAMETER AS THE SPECIFIED MANILA LINES. MINIMUM BREAKING STRENGTH OF THE ALTERNATE LINES SHALL BE EQUAL TO OR GREATER THAN THE SPECIFIED MANILA LINES. POLYESTER LINES MAY BE KNOTTED TO THE SAME DIMENSION AS THE SPECIFIED SPLICE. THE KNOT SHALL HAVE THE SAME FUNCTION AS THE REPLACED SPLICE AND SHALL NOT INTERFERE WITH OPERATION OF THE TENT SYSTEM. ALL LINES SHALL INTEROPERATE WITH THE TENT SLIP OR GROMMET EQUALLY AS THE REPLACED MANILA LINE."

MIL-P-501P MILITARY SPECIFICATION PIN, TENT, METAL, DATED 01

MARCH 1991

MIL-P-2383H NOT 1 MILITARY SPECIFICATION PINS, TENT, WOOD, DATED 11

ARRIL 1994

MIL-S-1734J SLIPS, TENT LINE, 30 JANUARY, 2002 SUPERSEDING

MIL-S-1734H DATED 06 DECEMBER, 1984.

NOTE: THE BELOW CHANGES TO THE MIL-S-1734H NEED TO BE COMPLIED WITH IN CONJUCTION WITH THE MIL-S-1734J, SLIPS, TENT LINE, 30 JANUARY, 2002.

MIL-STD-105E SAMPLING PROCEDURES AND TABLES FOR

INSPECTION BY ATTRIBUTES, 06 FEBRUARY, 2008

SUPERSEDING NOTICE 2 DATED 26 MARCH, 2001

MIL-STD-105E, DATED 10 MAY, 1989, IS HEREBY CANCELED. FUCTURE ACQUISTIONS MAY REFER TO: MIL-STD-1916, “DOD PERFERRED METHODES FOR ACCEPTANCE OF PRODUCT” , OR ANSI/ASQ Z1.4 SAMPLING PROCEDURES AND TABLES FOR INSPECTION BY ATTRIBUTES

APPLICATION FOR COPIES SHOULD BE OBTAINED FROM:

AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR QUALITY CONTROL

600 NORTH PLANKINTON AVENUE,

MILWAUKEE, WI 53203

MIL-STD-129P DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE STANDARD PRACTICE

MILITARY MARKING FOR SHIPMENT AND STORAGE

WITH CHANGE 4 DATED 19 SEPTEMBER, 2007

SUPERSEDING MIL-STD-129P WITH CHANGE 3 DATED

29 OCTOBER, 2004

MIL-STD-129P iNTERIM CHANGES:

OMISSION OF MARKINGS ON EXTERIOR SHIPPING CONTAINERS OF ITEMS

IN THE DEFENSE logistics agency troop support, CLOTHING AND TEXTILE (C&T) DIRECTORATE:

THE NOMENCLATURE AND MANUFACTURER'S NAME (WHEN THE NAME IDENTIFIES THE MATERIAL) SHALL BE OMITTED FROM ALL EXTERIOR SHIPPING CONTAINERS OF DLA troop support C&T ITEMS, REGARDLESS OF MODE OF SHIPMENT.

IF THE MANUFACTURER'S NAME DOES NOT IDENTIFY THE MATERIAL AS BEING CLOTHING, IT MAY REMAIN. NSNS SHALL BE SHOWN ON ALL SHIPPING CONTAINERS OF C&T ITEMS, THE PACKING LIST SHALL BE PLACED INSIDE THE LAST CONTAINER TO BE LOADED FOR EACH SHIP- MENT. THE WORDS "PACKING LIST HERE" SHALL BE STENCILED, NOT

HAND LETTERED, ON THE CONTAINER.

MIL-HDBK-129 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE HANDBOOK MILITARY

MARKING NOTICE 1 DATED 15 DECEMBER, 2002.

MIL-HDBK-129, DATED 15 MAY 1997, IS HEREBY CANCELED. FUCTURE ACQUISTIONS SHOULD REFER TO MIL-STD-129, MILITARY MARKING FOR SHIPMENT AND STORAGE, STANDARD PRACTICE.

MIL-STD-130N DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE IDENTIFICATION MARKING

OF U.S. MILITARY PROPERTY, DATED DECEMBER 2007

SUPERSEDING MIL-STD-130M WITH CHANGE 1, DATED

15 JUNE, 2007

MIL-STD-1472F DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE DESIGN CRITERIA

STANDARD HUMAN ENGINEERING DATED 23 AUGUST

1999 CHANGE NOTICE 1, DATED 05 DECEMBER 2003

MIL-STD-810G DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE TEST METHOD STANDARD

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING CONSIDERATIONS

AND LABORATORY TESTS DATED 31 OCTOBER, 2008

SUPERSEDING MIL-STD-810F DATED 01 JANUARY, 2000

MIL-STD-1366E DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE INTERFACE STANDARD FOR

TRANSPORTABILITY CRITERIA, DATED 31 OCTOBER,

2006 SUPERSEDING MIL-STD-1366D DATED 18

DECEMBER, 1998

MIL-STD-1916 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE TEST METHOD STANDARD

DOD PREFERRED METHODS FOR ACCEPTANCE OF

PRODUCT DATED 01 APRIL, 1996

MIL-STD-2073-1E, STANDARD PRACTICE FOR MILITARY PACKAGING DATED

23 MAY, 2008

MIL-STD-731A MILITARY STANDARD QUALITY OF WOOD MEMBERS

FOR CONTAINERS AND PALLETS, DATED 03 MAY2002

SUPERSEDING NOTICE 2, DATED 05 AUG 1995

MIL-STD-731A DATED 04 OCTOBER, 1990 IS HEREBY CANCELLED AND SUPERSEDED BY ASTM D6199 ENTIRELY.

MIL-STD-147E DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE PALLETIZED UNIT LOADS

DATED 16 MAY, 2008 SUPERSEDING MIL-STD-147D

DATED 10 DECEMBER 1988

STANDARDS

FEDERAL

V-T-285F NOTICE 1 FEDERAL SPECIFICATION THREAD, POLYESTER, 03/APRIL,

V-T-285F FEDERAL SPECIFICATION THREAD, POLYESTER, 1/3/91 IS

HEREBY CANCELED AND REPLACED BY MIL-DTL-32072

THREAD, POLYESTER DATED 08 JAN 2002

INTERIM CHANGES TO V-T-285F:

PAGE 3, PARA. 2.2, AFTER LINE 8, ADD:

"AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF TEXTILE CHEMISTS AND COLORISTS (AATCC)

AATCC 20 - FIBER ANALYSIS: QUALITATIV (APPLICATIONS FOR COPIES

SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF TEXTILE

CHEMISTS AND COLORISTS (AATCC), P.O. BOX 12215, TRIANGLE PARK, NC

27709-2215)"

PAGE 12, PARA 4.2.3 - TABLE X, END ITEM TESTS, UNDER TEST METHOD

COLUMN, LINES 1 AND 2, DELETE "1600" AND SUBSTITUTE "AATCC 20".

PAGE 10, PARAGRAPH 4.2.1.1 THREAD ON HOLDER EXAMINATION LINE 7,

DELETE "1.5" AND "4.0" AND SUBSTITUTE "1.0" AND "2.5".

PAGE 11, PARAGRAPH 4.2.1.2 THREAD AS UNWOUND EXAMINATION, LINE 8,

DELETE "1.5" AND "4.0" AND SUBSTITUTE "1.0" AND "2.5".

PAGE 12, PARAGRAPH 4.2.3 END ITEM TESTING, LINE 8, DELETE "6.5" AND

SUBSTITUTE "4.0". APPROVED FINISHES FOR TY I CL 1 SUBCLASS B NON-

WICKING THREAD OF V-T-285; NW-1-AMERICAN THREAD CO. 90 PARK AVE,

NY, NY

10016; 33Q-COATS & CLARK INC, 430 PARK AVE, NY, NY 10022; ZS-

AMERICAN & EFIRD THREAD MILLS, MT. HOLLY, NC 28120; CBF-THREADS

INC, GASTONIA NC, 28053; WRE-THE LINEN THREAD CO, 12 MUNROE ST.,

WINSTED, CT 06098; 929-GUDEBROD BROS. SILK CO, 12 S. 12TH ST, PHILA.

PA 19107; AW-8-PREMIER THREAD CO, 345 THAMES ST, BRISTOL, RI 02809;

EINW-EDDINGTON THREAD MFG, CO. STREET ROADS, EDDINGTON, PA

19020; ST4-1-STD THREAD CONVERTING CO, PAWTUCKET, RI 02862; CE-T4-

JOHN C. MEYER THREAD CO. 62 FREMONT ST. WORCHESTER, MA 01603;

RTC-P-ROBINSON THREAD CO. INC. 19 MCKEON RD, WORCHESTER, MA

01610;AWSL-HOLLAND THREAD CO.INC. 423 MAIN ST., STROUDSBURG, PA

18360; ARCO-A.H. RICE CO. PITTSFIELD, MA 01201;SCB-SYNTHETIC

THREAD CO. 825 TWELFTH AVE, BETHLEHEM, PA 18018;

ASEW-HEMINWAY & BARTLETT MFG CO.WATERTOWN, CT, 06795

L-S-125B SCREENING, NONMETALLIC INSECT, 2/3/72

FED-STD-191A TEXTILE TEST METHODS, 7/29/78

CH NOT 1, 3/19/85; CH NOT 2,

8/15/85; CH NOT 3, 1/15/86;

CH NOT 4, 3/31/87; CH NOT 5,

12/28/89; CH NOT 6, 6/21/90

CHANGE NOTICE 7, DATED 8/9/2000:

FED-STD-191A NOTICE 1, DATED 21 JUNE 1990 IS

HEREBY INACTIVE FOR NEW DESIGN.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR FED-STD-191:

FED-STD-191A NOTICE 7, DATED AUGUST 9, 2000 IS HEREBY INACTIVE FOR NEW DESIGN. WHEN NOT USING FED-STD-191, SEE INTERIM CHANGES TO END ITEM SPECIFICATION FOR REPLACEMENT ASTM.

INTERIM CHANGES TO FED-STD-191A:

TEST METHOD 5202, PARA. 5.3, DELETE FIRST SENTENCE AND SUBSTITUTE: "THE SPECIMEN SHALL BE CLAMPED FIRMLY, WITH ONE END FLUSH WITH THE OUTER EDGE OF THE VISE, SUCH THAT ONE INCH OF SPECIMEN LIES WITHIN THE CLAMP AND ONE INCH OF THE SPECIMEN EXTENDS BEYOND THE CENTER OF ROTATION (FACE OF THE VISE), AND WITH THE LONG EDGE PARALLEL TO THE FACE OF THE DIAL PLATE".

TEST METHOD 5309.1 ABRASION RESISTANT OF TEXTILE WEBBING. PAGE 1, PARA 4.1.2,LINE 4: DELETE "B-97" AND SUBSTITUTE "B-91".

THE FOLLOWING METHODS ARE IDENTIFIED AS SPECIFYING OZONE DEPLETING SUBSTANCES: 1100, 1200, 1240, 1400, 1410, 1500, 1510,1520,1530, 1540, AND 1550. PARA 5.1 OF THESE TEST METHODS REQUIRE THE USE OF 1,1,1- TRICHLOROETHANE, ALCOHOL OR ETHER. 1,1,1-TRICHLORETHANE IS AN OZONE DEPLETING SUBSTANCE (METHYL CHLOROFORM) AND IS THEREFORE PROHIBITED. THE USE OF EITHER ALCOHOL OR ETHER IS REQUIRED WHEN THESE METHODS ARE IN BASIC OR ANY REFERENCED DOCUMENT.

METHOD 5202, STIFFNESS OF CLOTH, DIRECTIONAL; CANTILEVER BENDING METHOD. PAGE 2, PARA. 5.3 DELETE FIRST SENTENCE AND SUBSTITUTE WITH THE FOLLOWING: "THE SPECIMEN SHALL BE CLAMPED FIRMLY, WITH 1 END FLUSH WITH THE OUTER EDGE OF THE VISE, SUCH THAT 1" OF THE SPECIMEN LIES WITHIN THE CLAMP AND 1" OF THE SPECIMEN EXTENDS BEYOND THE CENTER OF ROTATION (INNER FACE OF THE VISE) AND WITH THE LONG EDGE PARALLEL TO THE FACE OF THE DIAL PLATE."

METHOD 5556.1, MOBILE LAUNDRY EVALUATION FOR TEXTILE MATERIALS, PAGE 5, PARA. 5.2.2, LINE 8: DELETE SENTENCE BEGINNING WITH "THE SPECIMENS AND BALLAST" IN ITS ENTIRETY AND SUBSTITUTE WITH THE FOLLOWING: "THE SPECIMENS AND BALLAST SHALL BE SEPARATED, OPENED TO FULL WIDTH AND PLACED IN A PRE-HEATED DRYER HAVING A STACK TEMPERATURE OF 140-180 DEG. F. THIS TEMPERATURE RANGE CORRESPONDS TO A SETTING OF "HIGH" ON THE TEMPERATURE INDICATOR ON THE DRYER. DRYING SHALL CONTINUE FOR 45-60 MINUTES OR UNTILSAMPLES ARE DRY IN A ROTATING TUMBLE DRYER."

PAGE 5, PARA. 5.2.3, LINE 8: DELETE SENTENCE BEGINNING WITH "THE SPECIMENS AND BALLAST" IN ITS ENTIRETY AND SUBSTITUTE WITH THEFOLLOWING: "THE SPECIMENS AND BALLAST SHALL BE SEPARATED, OPENED TO FULL WIDTH AND PLACED IN A PRE-HEATED DRYER HAVING A STACKTEMPERATURE OF 140-180 DEG. F. THIS TEMPERATURE RANGE CORRESPONDS TO A SETTING OF "HIGH" ON THE TEMPERATURE INDICATOR ON THE DRYER. DRYING SHALL CONTINUE FOR 35-40 MINUTES OR UNTIL SAMPLES ARE DRY."

METHOD 5931, ELECTROSTATIC DECAY OF FABRICS; DETERMINATION OF PAGE 1, PARA. 3: AFTER NUMBER OF DETERMINATIONS ADD "PER SAMPLEUNIT". PAGE 1, PARA. 4: DELETE "APPARATUS" AND SUBSTITUTE "APPARATUS". PAGE 1, PARA. 5.1, LINE 3: AFTER "AT" DELETE"APPROXIMATELY".

PAGE 2, PARA. 5.2, LINES 2, AND 5: AFTER "OF" ADD "+-". LINE 6: AFTER "TO" ADD "+-".

PAGE 2, PARA. 5.3: DELETE IN ITS ENTIRETY AND SUBSTITUTE WITH THE FOLLOWING:"5.3 MOUNT A SPECIMEN TIGHTLY ACROSS THE ELECTRODES, CENTERING IT OVER THE SENSOR OPENING. THE SURFACE OF THE TEST SPECIMEN (BACK OR FRONT) SHALL FACE THE SENSOR. RECORD (OPTIONAL) THE RESIDUAL CHARGE LEVEL ON THE SAMPLE AS SEEN BY THE SENSOR, INCLUDING POLARITY.

NOTE THAT TEST SAMPLES WITH THE RESIDUAL CHARGE LEVELS OF LESS +500 VOLTS YIELD THE BEST RESULTS. APPLY +5000 VOLTS TO THEELECTRODES FOR A PERIOD OF 20 SECS. AT THE END OF THE 20 SECOND PERIOD, THE HIGH VOLTAGE (5000 VOLTS) SHALL BE TURNED OFF ANDTHE SPECIMENS IMMEDIATELY GROUNDED. THE VOLTAGE BEHAVIOR OF THE SPECIMEN WITH RESPECT TO TIME SHALL BE PLOTTED ON THE RECORDER. NOTE: IN SOME CASES, THE TEST EQUIPMENT WILL DISPLAY VOLTAGE AND DECAY TIME INFORMATION AND A CHART RECORDER IS NOT NECESSARY."

PAGE 2, PARA. 5.4, LINE 3: DELETE SENTENCE BEGINNING WITH "IF THE SPECIMEN DID" IN ITS ENTIRETY.

PAGE 2, PARA. 5.5: DELETE PARAGRAPH IN ITS ENTIRETY AND SUBSTITUTE WITH THE FOLLOWING: "RECORD THE MAXIMUM VOLTAGE LEVEL(INCLUDING POLARITY) AND DECAY TIME TO 10% OF THE MAXIMUM VOLTAGE LEVEL ACHIEVED."

PAGE 2, PARA. 5.6, LINE 1: ADD THE FOLLOWING PRIOR TO 1ST SENTENCE: "REVERSE VOLTAGE POLARITY REPEAT MEASUREMENT, ANDRECORD RESULTS."

PAGE 3, PARA. 6.6: DELETE PARAGRAPH IN ITS ENTIRETY AND SUBSTITUTE WITH THE FOLLOWING: "THE AVERAGE TIME TO DECAY TO 10%OF THE MAX VOLTAGE SHALL BE INCLUDED FOR EACH OF THE WARP & FILLING DIRECTIONS, AS WELL AS THE OVERALL AVERAGE, FOR EACHFABRIC TESTED. THESE WILL BE OBTAINED BY AVERAGING THE TEST RESULTS (ABSOLUTE VALUE OF) TOGETHER FOR BOTH VOLTAGEPOLARITIES. UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED IN THE REQUIREMENTS DOCUMENT, THE FABRIC SHALL BE CONSIDERED ACCEPTABLE IF THEAVERAGE MAXIMUM VOLTAGE IN BOTH THE WARP AND FILLING DIRECTIONS IS LESS THAN 4000 VOLTS, AND THE AVERAGE DECAY TIME (TO 10% MAXVOLTAGE) IS GREATER THAN 0.5 SECONDS IN BOTH THE WARP AND FILLING DIRECTIONS. IT SHALL BE INDICATED WHETHER THE FABRIC ISACCEPTABLE OR NON-ACCEPTABLE."

PAGE 3, PARA. 7.1, SECOND COLUMN, LINE 2: DELETE 406C AND SUBSTITUTE WITH "406D".

AFTER PARA. 7.1, ADD THE FOLLOWING: "7.2 NOTE: IF THE MODEL 406D STATIC DECAY METER, OR EQUIVALENT, IS USED, A CHART RECORDER ISNOT MANDATORY FOR THE TEST."

FED-STD-595C COLORS USED IN GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT,

JANUARY 16, 2008 CHANGE NOTICE 1 DATED JULY 31,

COMMERCIAL

ASTM-D6199 STANDARD PRACTICE FOR QUALITY OF WOOD

MEMBERS OF CONTAINERS AND PALLETS AS BEEN

ADOPTED AS A REPLACEMENT AS OF 7/29/98

ANSI/AATCC 30 ANTIFUNGAL ACTIVITY, ASSESSMENT OF TEXTILE

MATERIALS: MILDEW AND ROT RESISTANCE OF TEXTILE

MATERIALS.

ASTM-D2136-02 (REAPPROVED 2007) STANDARD TEST METHODE FOR COATED

FABRICS, LOW-TEMPERATURE BEND TEST.

ASTM-D2261-07 STANDARD TEST METHODE FOR TEARING STRENGTH

OF FABRICS BY THE TOUGUE (SINGLE RIP) PROCEDURE

(CONSTANT-RATE-OF-EXTENSION TENSILE TESTING

MACHINE).

ASTM-D3951-10 STANDARD PRACTICE FOR COMMERCIAL PACKAGING

ASTM-D4801-08 STANDARD SPECIFICATION FOR POLYETHYLENE IN

THICKNESS OF 0.25 mm (0.010 INCH) AND GREATER.

ASTM-D6199-07 STANDARD PRACTICE FOR QUALITY OF WOOD

MEMBERS OF CONTAINERS AND PALLETS

ASTM-D6413-08 STANDARD TEST METHODE FOR FLAME RESISTANCE OF

TEXTILES (VERTICAL TEST).

ISO 105-E05 TEXTILES, TEST FOR COLOUR FASTNESS, PART E05

NO NUMBER CHEMICAL EXPOSURE GUIDELINES, VERSION 9

NO NUMBER POCKET GUIDE TO CHEMICAL HAZARDS, 3rd PRINTING

ANSI/ASQ Z1.4-2008 AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS INSTITUTE (ANSI)

SAMPLING PROCEDURES AND TABLES FOR INSPECTION

BY ATTRIBUTES.

DRAWINGS - CARTOONS – PATTERNS

5-4-9755-1 TEMPER TENT (INTERFACE CONTROL DRAWING 1), Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-2 TEMPER TENT (INTERFACE CONTROL DRAWING 2), Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-3 TEMPER TENT (INTERFACE CONTROL DRAWING 3), Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-4 DOUBLE BUMP THROUGH DOO R ASSY. INTERFACE, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-5 TENT FLY (16’) , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-6 TENT FLY (8’) , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-7 END WALL (DRAWING 1) , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-8 END WALL (DRAWING 2) , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-9 WINDOW ASSEMBLY (END WALL) , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-10 WINDOW SECTION (TEMPERATE) , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-11 WINDOW SECTION (DESERT/TROPICAL) , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-12 WINDOW ASSEMBLY (SIDE) , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-13 DOOR SECTION (TEMPERATE) , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-14 DOOR SECTION (DESERT TROPICAL) , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-15 DOOR SECTIONS (VIEWS AND SECTIONS) , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-16 VESTIBULE (10’) , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-17 VESTIBULE CAP, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-18 VESTIBULE DOOR, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-19 VESTIBULE FLOOR SINGLE PLY, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-20 VESTIBULE FLOOR INSULATED, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-21 VESTIBULE FRAME ASSEMBLY, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-22 EAVE EXTENDER ASSEMBLY, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-23 RIDGE EXTENDER ASSEMBLY, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-24 ARCH ASSY. , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-25 ROOF ARCH ASSY. , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-26 SIDE SRCH ASSY. , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-27 HEADER ASSY. , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-28 CABLE HEADER ASSY. , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-29 PURLIN ASSY. , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-30 DOOR SILL PURLIN ASSEMBLY, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-31 END SECTION LINER (TEMPERATE) , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-32 END SECTION LINER (DESERT/TROPICAL) , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-33 END WALL LINER, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-34 SIDE WALL, END SECTION LINER (TEMPERATE) , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-35 SIDE WALL, END SECTION LINER (DESERT/TROPICAL) , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-36 WINDOW ASSY. (END SECTION LINER) , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-37 INTERMEDIATE LINER (TEMPERATE) , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-38 INTERMEDIATE LINER (DESERT/TROPICAL) , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-39 END WALL PLENUM 16’, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-40 END WALL PLENUM 16’ (CONTINUED) , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-41 SIDE ENTRANCE PLENUM 16’, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-42 SIDE ENTRANCE PLENUM 16’ (CONTINUED) , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-43 EXTENDABLE PLENUM 16’, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-44 PLENUM COVER, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-45 FLOOR 8’ SINGLE PLY, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-46 FLOOR 24’ SINGLE PLY, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-47 FLOOR 40’ SINGLE PLY, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-48 FLOOR 8’ INSULATED, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-49 PARTITION, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-50 MODESTY CURTAIN ASSY. , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-51 DOUBLE BUMP THROUGH ASSY. , Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-52 TENT COVER, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-53 FRAME SECTION COVER, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-54 VESTIBULE CONTAINER, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-9755-55 TENT PIN CONTAINER, Dated 05-09-20

5-4-1 TENT, PIN, WOOD; MIL-P-2383H NOTICE 1 DATED 11 APRIL,

5-4-196 TENT, PIN, METAL MIL-P-501P DATED 01 MARCH 1991

5-4-791 TENT, PIN, METAL MIL-P-501P DATED 01 MARCH 1991

5-4-3358 ERECTION INSTRUCTIONS SH. 1

REV B, 4/2/85; SH. 2 REV C,

9/5/85

5-4-8489 TENT, EXTENDABLE, MODULAR, PERSONNEL (TEMPER)

ASSEMBLY COMPONENTS

SHEET 1, REV. C, 3/21/03

SHEET 2, REV. C, 3/21/03

SHEET 3, REV. C, 3/21/03

8-1-10 REV N SHIELD, STOVEPIPE, TENT, NONMETALIC 12/20/83

Reference Drawing

5-4-3352 WINDOW SECTION (DESERT/TROPICAL), SHEET 1 OF 2, REV V,

02/08/26.

5-4-3352 WINDOW SECTION (DESERT/TROPICAL), SHEET 2 OF 2, REV V,

02/08/26.

PARTS LIST, SHEET 1 OF 5, 01/04/10.

PARTS LIST, SHEET 2 OF 5, 92/12/07.

PARTS LIST, SHEET 3 OF 5, 91/10/01.

PARTS LIST, SHEET 4 OF 5, 01/04/10.

PARTS LIST, SHEET 5 OF 5, 06/11/92.

5-4-3349 TENT SECTION, TENT EXPANDABLE, MODULAR, PERSONNEL

(TEMPER), 91/10/01.

PARTS LIST, SHEET 1 OF 3, 91/10/01.

PARTS LIST, SHEET 2 OF 3, 92/04/24.

PARTS LIST, SHEET 3 OF 3, 92/04/24.

5-4-3357 BECKET, RIDGE TO EAVE (8’ - 4”), REV E, SHEET 1 OF 1, 03/04/18.

PARTS LIST SHEET 1 OF 1, REV. A, 10/1/91

SECTION D - PACKAGING AND MARKING

PREPARATION FOR DELIVERY

PREPARATION FOR DELIVERY:

NOTE: THE FOLLOWING APPLIES TO ALL NON-MANUFACTURED WOOD PACKAGING

DLA Policy for Wood Packaging Material (WPM):

This policy implements DoD policy developed in response to international implementation of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization protocol on International Standards for Phytosanitary Measures (ISPM) 15, "Guidelines for Regulating Wood Packaging Materials in International Trade." ISPM 15 is designed to block movement of pests that can destroy forests from one nation to another. DoD shipments inside and outside of the United States must meet ISPM 15 whenever wood packaging material (WPM), as defined in 52.247-9012, is used to ship DoD cargo. If the DoD policy is not followed, improperly marked shipments are likely to become frustrated cargo, be destroyed at the port, or require repacking at the port of debarkation, causing increased cost and time delays to DoD.

REQUIREMENTS FOR TREATMENT OF WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL (WPM) (FEB 2007)

(a) THIS CLAUSE ONLY APPLIES WHEN WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL (WPM) WILL BE USED TO MAKE SHIPMENTS UNDER THIS CONTRACT AND/OR WHEN WPM IS BEING ACQUIRED UNDER THIS CONTRACT.

(b) Definition.

Wood packaging…