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State of California - Bid Specification Hoods and Boots for Structural

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Document Summary

Detail Type Detail Solicitation 3540-0000000990 Commodity Hoods and Boots for Structural Firefighting Protective Ensemble

(SFPE) and Pants for Wildland Firefighting Protective Ensembles Attachments (Exhibits) 1 Bid Specification 4210- BS_0198084 Specification Date 07/15/2024 Revision Level 0 Revision Date N/A Agency Name CAL FIRE

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Table of Contents

Document Summary Table of Contents

1.0 SCOPE

2.0 APPLICABLE INDUSTRY STANDARDS

3.0 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

Table 1

4.0 INSPECTION AND TESTING

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1.0 SCOPE

This specification describes the requirements for the Hoods and Boots elements to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection Structural Firefighting Protective Ensemble (SFPE).

For reference and as part of this collective specification, the Wildland Firefighting Protective Ensemble (WFPE) has been provided as Exhibit 1 of this document to cover the Wildland Pants.

All materials used in the construction of the hoods and boots shall meet the outlined specifications to ensure the highest levels of protection, durability, and performance for firefighting personnel.

Specifications, standards, and codes referenced in this document in effect on the opening of the Invitation for Bid (IFB) form a part of this specification.

2.0 APPLICABLE INDUSTRY STANDARDS

2.1 National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Standards

2.2 Underwriter’s Laboratory (UL) Fire and Safety Standards

2.3 International Organization for Standardization (ISO)

3.0 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

3.1 PARTICULATE BLOCKING FLASH HOOD

3.1.1 Particulate coverage includes entire head except for panel at crown.

3.1.2 Panel at crown shall consist of a snug fitting material. Front and back bib extends particulate barrier coverage beyond critical areas as identified by NFPA – Maximum Protection.

Reference brand/model: Sure-Fit Barriaire Particulate Hood (or equivalent)

Note: Reference UL Classified to NFPA 1971 Standard on Protective Ensembles for Structural Fire Fighting and Proximity Fire Fighting – Current Edition. Certification to the NFPA 1971, 2018 Edition Option for Particulate Protection – Current Edition.

EN13911: 2017

3.1.3 Construction

Fabric shall be a quilted 3-Layer composite Durable Water-Resistant finish on exterior layer of jersey knit with Nomex® Nano Flex particulate barrier between the layers of jersey knit.

Reference brand/model: Nomex® Nano Flex (or equivalent).

3.1.4 For contoured fit, hood shall be seamed from top of the face opening to the back bottom hem. Face opening shall be circular and surged with extra heavy duty 0.5-inch-wide elastic around the perimeter of the opening.

3.1.5 The elastic shall be folded under the opening 0.5-inches from the edge then shall be cover stitched.

3.1.6 The face opening shall stretch up to 16.0-inches in diameter for easy donning but will only allow a snug fit around face of Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) mask. The face opening shall maintain the original shape after repeated laundering.

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3.1.7 Particulate Barrier Hood parameters and dimensions:

Table 1

# Parameters Dimensions

Crown Panel

4.0 inches from top of face opening to 9.0 inch at bottom of the hood, in place of center seam.

2 Face opening 4.60 - 5.60 inches in diameter.

3 Width around bottom 0.05 inches x 23.5 inches (approximately)

4 Width of hood from edge of shoulder cap to opposite edge of shoulder cap

19.25 inches (approximately)

5 Front length of hood from top to bottom 22.5 inches (approximately) 6 Back length of hood from top to bottom 20.0 inches (approximately) 7 Width of hood above face opening 9.25 inches (approximately) 8 Width of hood mid face opening to back 8.75 inches (approximately) 9 Length of hood at side from top to bottom 18.0 inches (approximately)

10 Width of hood 1.0-inch below bottom of face opening

12.25 inches (approximately)

11 Width of hood above shoulder cap 14.75 inches (approximately) 12 Length of hood below face opening 13.0 inches (approximately) 13 Rib knit around face 2.0 inches (approximately)

Note: All parameters, dimensions and requirements in this section shall be for standard products.

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3.1.8 Fabric Durability

a. Outer shell fabric shall be treated to ensure toxic residue from firefighting does not build up and become absorbed with hazardous materials deemed unsafe for the user.

b. The fabric shall be capable of being washed without losing NFPA 1971 standards performance values up to at least twenty washings.

3.1.9 Material and Design

a. Bib Coverage: Front and back bibs extend particulate barrier coverage beyond critical areas.

b. Exterior Layer: Made of quilted composite with a PFAS-free durable water-resistant finish.

c. Interior Layer: Dual-technology antimicrobial and anti-odor finish. Made with Nomex fabric.

d. Air Permeability: Particulate fire hoods must have an air permeability of 23 cubic feet per minute (cfm).

e. Stretch and Recovery: Nano Flex material between layers for excellent stretch and recovery.

f. Particulate Efficiency: 96% particulate efficiency for particulates between

0.1 and 1.0 microns.

3.2 BOOTS

3.2.1 Boots shall integrate seamlessly with the rest of the protective ensemble, ensuring comprehensive protection and performance under firefighting conditions.

3.2.2 Material and Design

a. Material: The boot construction shall include a leather upper made from 2.2 mm full grain, silicone tanned, waterproof and flame-retardant bovine leather for increased durability, cut and flame resistance.

b. The front and back of the ankle of the boot shall be constructed with 1.6 mm full grain, silicone tanned, waterproof and flame-retardant textured bovine leather with pleats formed for added flexibility.

c. Moisture/Vapor Barrier: The boot construction shall include a GORE® CROSSTECH® Omaha military footwear barrier system consisting of a waterproof, breathable, antiviral membrane laminated to a polyester tricot and a nylon inner liner to provide protection from liquid, viral, bacterial, and chemical hazards, while wicking moisture away from the foot.

Reference brand/model: GORE® CROSSTECH® Omaha military footwear barrier system (or equivalent).

d. Slip Resistance: Shall be slip-resistant.

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e. Flame Resistance: Shall be flame-resistant.

f. The boot construction shall include a waterproof GORE® CROSSTECH® bootie designed with a flat sole bottom made from a GORE® gasket material. The seams shall be sewn and stitched around the outside circumference of the foot and sealed with GORE® seam tape. The gasket material shall be cemented to the bottom of the boot to prevent liner pull-out.

Reference brand/model: GORE® CROSSTECH® bootie and GORE® gasket material (or equivalent).

g. Shaft Thermal Barrier: The boot construction shall include a shaft made from 580g poly felt thermal liner positioned between the GORE® CROSSTECH® inner liner and the outer leather with additional cushion at the shin to provide insulation against heat and cold with added cushion and comfort.

Reference brand/model: GORE® CROSSTECH® inner liner and outer leather (or equivalent)

h. Foot Cavity Thermal Barrier: The boot construction shall include a foot cavity made from 200g Kevlar®/Nomex® blend thermal liner positioned between the GORE® CROSSTECH® inner liner and the outer leather for added cut-resistance and thermal protection.

Reference brand/model: Kevlar®/Nomex® blend thermal liner positioned between the GORE® CROSSTECH® inner liner and the outer leather (or equivalent).

i. Protective Toe: The boot construction shall include a #88 composite toe cap compliant to NFPA, CSA, ANSI providing light weight, non-conductive toe protection.

j. 3D Toe Cover: The boot construction shall include a toe cover made from flame and oil resistant, 3D compression molded rubber placed over the leather and the composite protective toe. The boot toe cover will increase the longevity of the boot and provide added traction and slip resistance when in positions where the toe comes into contact with the ground.

k. Puncture Resistant Barrier: The boot construction shall include a Lenzi® puncture-resistant, flexible composite material in the foot bed to provide puncture resistance while allowing for greater movement and dexterity.

Reference brand/model: Lenzi® puncture-resistant, flexible composite material (or equivalent).

l. Shank: The boot construction shall include a 5-inch long,0.75-inch wide, triple ridge steel ladder shank to provide comfort and stability when standing on ladder rungs.

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m. Internal Heel Counter: The boot construction shall include an internal heel counter made from Poly material, which is heat formed, for better fit and increased longevity of the internal heel cup.

n. External Heel Counter: The boot construction shall include an external heel counter made from 3D molded, oil, flame, and abrasion resistant rubber for increased longevity of the external heel.

o. Handles or Pull-on Holes: Equipped with heavy-duty integrated handles or fully integrated pull-on holes reinforced with a double layer of leather sewn together with standard tested thread for easy donning. The wearer shall be able to use fire gloves to don or doff efficiently.

Reference brand/model: Kevlar® thread (or equivalent).

p. Reflective Trim: The boot construction shall include reflective piping imbedded in the seams for increased nighttime visibility.

q. Thread: The boot construction shall include seams sewn with Tex 135 & Tex 90 filament Kevlar® thread for flame resistance, strength, and durability.

Reference brand/model: Tex 135 & Tex 90 filament Kevlar® thread (or equivalent).

r. Cement Cup Sole: The boot construction shall include a compression molded, Vibram® FIRE&ICE™ rubber compound sole for slip resistance, flame resistance, flexibility, comfort, and durability in both hot and cold conditions.

Reference brand/model: Vibram® FIRE&ICE™ rubber compound sole (or equivalent).

s. Heat Shield at Vamp: The boot construction shall include an extra layer of thermal liner in the vamp area for added protection against radiant heat.

t. Removeable Sock Liner: The boot construction shall include a custom fit, removable 3-layer sock liner.

- The first layer of the sock liner shall be made from a nano-printed, moisture wicking, anti-microbial material to wick away moisture, prohibit bacterial growth and increase circulation in the foot and leg during prolonged use.

- The second layer of the sock liner shall be made from EVA memory foam that conforms to the wearer’s foot adding comfort and support.

- The third layer of the sock liner shall be made from Polyurethane for shock absorption.

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- Under the sock liner, there shall be Silicone gel placed at the ball of foot and heel to absorb and disperse energy created by a heel strike or push off from the ball of the foot.

Note: Boots shall be tested and certified to NFPA 1971 Standard on Protective Ensembles for Structural Fire Fighting and Proximity Fire Fighting. All boots shall carry the UL certification label. The boots shall be manufactured by an ISO 9001 certified company.

3.3 Wildland Firefighting Protective Ensemble (WFPE) Pant Requirements pages 5 - 8, and pages 10-11

3.3.1 The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection WFPE Specification was designed to provide comprehensive protection and enhance the performance of firefighters operating in challenging wildland fire environments.

3.3.2 This technical specification outlines key components of the ensemble. Each element is crafted to meet or exceed NFPA 1971 standards for structural and proximity firefighting. For the purposes of this reference, the pant requirements are the only elements referred to in this bid specification.

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4.0 INSPECTION AND TESTING

If a supplier submits specific Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) from the Approved Suppliers List, samples may be requested for inspection and testing to ensure quality control of the following requirements during the final bid evaluation phase:

4.1 Manufacturer’s SKU for each ensemble element shall be individualized to the garment and shall not be repeated.

4.2 Verification of fit, form, and function requirements of this specification and third-party certification to NFPA 1971 Standard on Protective Ensembles for Structural Fire Fighting and Proximity Fire Fighting.

4.3 Approved Suppliers List

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Wildland Firefighting Protective Ensemble (WFPE) Exhibit 1: Pages 11-22 (12-page document)

Project ID: 3540-0000000990_Exhibit 1

4210_BS_0198084

Revised: July 2, 2024

California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection

Wildland Firefighting Protective Ensemble (WFPE) Wildland Jacket and Single Layer Pant Specification

SCOPE

This specification sets forth the requirements for the Wildland Firefighting Protective Ensemble (WFPE) intended for use by CAL FIRE personnel.

A prototype must be submitted to the CAL FIRE Safety Program for evaluation and verification of fit, form, and function requirements of this specification. Manufacturers shall provide the Department Safety Officer a SKU for each ensemble element; SKU numbers provided shall be individualized to the garment and shall not be repeated. Manufactures may submit prototypes to the CAL FIRE Safety Program with new or additional features to be evaluated and considered for future updates to the specification.

MANUFACTURING REQUIREMENTS

The manufacturer of these garments must adhere to industry standard practices, and comply with all applicable federal, state, and local rules, laws, and regulations.

• All fabric and garments must be constructed in an International Organization for

Standardization (ISO) 9001 compliant facility.

• All fabric and garments shall be third-party certified to the current National Fire Protection

Association (NFPA) 1977 and NFPA 1975 standards by a USA-based certified laboratory.

All garments, and components of the garments, shall withstand a minimum of 25 commercial laundering as per manufacturer’s recommendations. All garments shall contain no raw edges, run-offs, twists, unwanted pleats, puckers, or open seams. All seams shall start and finish evenly.

Thread breaks of all stitch types shall be secured by back tacking and stress points shall be reinforced.

The protective ensemble shall be free from defects that shall affect appearance and serviceability.

All letters, characters, and configuration features are to be uniform in size, shape, depth, and color to ensure a uniform appearance.

Project ID: 3540-0000000990_Attachment 1

JACKET

DESCRIPTION

The jacket shall be yellow (firefighters) or orange (inmates/wards) in color. The front panels shall have a chest and radio pocket with microphone tabs. The back panels shall have back shoulder expansion pleats. The sleeves shall be full length with double elbow articulation pleats and adjustable cuff tabs.

CONSTRUCTION

All garment stitching shall use NFPA 1977 compliant flame-resistant thread.

HOOK AND LOOP

Hook and loop shall be compliant with the NFPA 1977 standard. Hook and loop pieces shall be flame-resistant, beige in color, and have reinforced stitching for extra strength.

FABRIC

The jacket shall be constructed using a CAL FIRE approved and NFPA 1977 certified fabric, listed in Appendix B.

FRONT PANELS

The front panel’s front length shall meet current NFPA 1977 minimum sizing requirements for protective upper torso garments. The center front seams of the panels shall fully conceal the zipper.

BACK PANELS

The back panel’s back length shall meet current NFPA 1977 minimum sizing requirements for protective upper torso garments. The panels shall be a 3-piece design comprised of a middle panel and two side panels. The garment shall have back expansion pleats to allow for increased.

shoulder mobility. The pleats shall measure approximately 2 inches wide and shall run vertically from the top of the shoulder to the waist.

ZIPPERED FRONT CLOSURE

Zipper closure shall be NFPA 1977 compliant, mounted on FR zipper tape (black) and shall have a backing to prevent direct skin contact. The zipper shall extend from the bottom of the collar to a distance approximately 3 to 6 inches up from the bottom hem. The fronts shall fold over and be stitched approximately ½ inch from the folded edge and through all layers to conceal the zipper.

CHEST POCKET

The garment shall come standard with one (1) chest pocket with spade style flap, pen insert opening and hook and loop closure system. The pocket shall be angled approximately 45 degrees for ergonomic access. One (1) hook piece stitched to the flap and measuring 1 inch wide by 2 inches long shall fasten to one (1) loop piece stitched to the pocket and of the same measurements. The pocket shall measure approximately 6 ¾ inches high by 5 ¾ inches wide. The flap shall measure approximately 3 inches high by 6 inches at the tip of spade and taper to approximately 2 inches high on the left and right side.

Optional: Flap may have an approximate 1 ¼ inch wide gap left open for the pen insert. All stress points shall be reinforced.

RADIO POCKET

The garment shall come standard with one (1) radio pocket with a double notched flap, hook and loop closure system and one (1) optional size zero (0) drain grommet, brass in color, on the underside. A minimum of one (1) hook piece stitched to the flap and measuring approximately 1 ½ inches wide by 3 inches long shall fasten to a minimum of one (1) loop piece stitched to the pocket and of the same measurement. The flap shall completely cover the top of the radio and the notch will allow for the antenna to stick out either side of the flap. The pocket shall measure approximately 7 inches high by 4 inches wide by 2 inches deep and the flap shall measure 5 inches high by 4 inches wide. The radio pocket shall be angled away from the neck toward the left shoulder and attached to the front left chest area of the garment body to ensure the antenna of the radio does not come in contact with the face of the wearer.

MICROPHONE TAB

The garment shall have two (2) microphone tabs, one on each side, that shall measure approximately 1 ¼ inches high by 3 ½ inches wide and be placed approximately 2 inches below the shoulder seams. There shall be a 4-inch space between the pocket top and the microphone tab.

HANGER LOOP

A hanger loop shall be securely stitched into the interior center back neck of the garment. The hanger loop shall be strong enough to accommodate heavy items in the pockets.

COLLAR

The jacket shall have a stand-up collar with throat extension. The collar shall be stitched to the front and back panels at the neck. The collar shall be designed to remain upright in a vertical position and shall have an extension on the left side with a hook and loop closure system designed to protect the throat. The extension should fasten on the right side. One (1) loop piece stitched to the interior side of the left extension and measuring at least 1 inch wide by 5 inches long shall fasten to one (1) hook piece stitched to the exterior side of the right collar and of the same measurement. The collar shall measure approximately 3 ½ inches high at the center back and taper to approximately 2 inches high at the left extension and the right collar edge.

Optional: On coats with longer extension tabs, the tab shall have the option to be self-storing. In the case of coats with a self-storing tab option, one (1) loop piece stitched to the exterior side of the left extension and measuring approximately 1 inch wide by 2 inches long shall fasten to one (1) hook piece stitched to the exterior side of the left collar near the shoulder seam and of the same measurements.

SLEEVE PANELS

The garment shall have set-in sleeves with double pleated articulated elbows for increased mobility. The top and bottom pleat shall have a depth of approximately ¾ inches wide each. The sleeve ends shall be folded in to create a cuff hem. Construction of sleeve should allow for silk-screening as defined in Appendix A.

CUFF TABS

The sleeve cuffs shall have tabs with a hook and loop closure system used to adjust the cuff circumference. One (1) 1 ½ inch wide hook piece stitched to the tab shall fasten to one (1) loop piece of the same measurement stitched to the cuff. The tab sizes and hook and loop pieces affixed to the tab and cuff shall allow for a sufficient range of adjustment for different wrist sizes.

The tabs shall be attached to the cuffs at the hem of the sleeve. The tab shall pull from the outside of the wrist across the top of the wrist. Tab shall remain the same width throughout.

TRIM

The retroreflective fluorescent trim shall be 2-inch-wide 3M™ Scotchlite™ COMFORT Trim (heat applied segmented L/Y borders with silver center). One (1) stripe shall be placed around the partial circumference of the sleeve in the area of the forearm (seam to seam). One (1) additional reflective stripe shall be placed around the partial circumference of the sleeve, around the back of the upper arm (allowing room for silk-screening of CAL FIRE logo).

SIZING

Sizes available shall include XS through 4XL. Sizing shall conform to minimum sizing requirements as stated in the NFPA® 1977 standard.

LABELS

Labeling and label materials shall be compliant with the current edition of NFPA 1977. Labels shall be flame-resistant and contain information pertaining to the garment’s certifications, manufacturer, size, style, lot/cut number, date of manufacture, material composition, and country of origin. A barcode/QRC code shall be included that contains all the information stated above. Label shall be affixed to the interior front left panel, approximately 2 inches above the bottom hem and in an area where friction will not affect the readability of the label print.

SINGLE LAYER PANT

DESCRIPTION

CAL FIRE will require two dual compliant pants, tactical and work uniform, both meeting NFPA 1977 and NFPA 1975 compliance. The tactical and work uniform pant shall be midnight navy or orange (inmate/ward) in color. Midnight navy color shall match the current CAL FIRE uniform shirt.

This garment acts as the primary single layer of lower body protection.

The work uniform pant shall not have a cargo pocket or articulated knee but shall have a permanent crease beginning at the crotch in the front and back and ending at the bottom hem.

The tactical style pant shall have external cargo pockets (one on each leg), articulated knee darts, and an external, adjustable leg opening closure on each leg (also known as “boot blousers”).

CONSTRUCTION

The garment stitching shall use NFPA 1977 and NFPA 1975 compliant flame-resistant thread.

Thread sizes, stitch length (SPI), and stitch types shall be in compliance with NFPA 1977 and NFPA 1975 and capable of withstanding the seam strength requirements outlined within both standards.

HOOK AND LOOP

Hook and loop shall be compliant with the NFPA 1977 and NFPA 1975 standards, sewn on all four edges and reinforced for extra strength. Hook and loop shall be black in color for navy garments and beige for orange garments.

FABRIC

The pant shall be constructed from a CAL FIRE approved, fire-resistant fabric listed in Appendix B.

WAISTBAND

The fixed waistband shall be designed to accommodate a 2-inch-wide belt. The waistband shall fasten at the front by means of a metal button closure and shall be designed to prevent the hardware from coming in direct contact with the body.

BELT LOOPS

A minimum of seven (7) belt loops shall be provided, with additional belt loops added for larger sizes. The belt loops shall be located at the side seams and center back seam and evenly spaced around the trouser. Loops shall also be located at middle points between the center back and side seams and middle points between the side seams and center front. Loops shall be ½ inch wide and accept a belt width of 2 inches. The belt loops shall be attached in accordance with NFPA 1977 and NFPA 1975 stitching requirements.

SEAMS & HEMS

All seams and hems shall be compliant and tested to the NFPA 1977 and NFPA 1975.

ZIPPERED FLY CLOSURE

The front closure shall use one (1) size 5 NFPA 1977 compliant zipper, mounted on black flame-resistant zipper tape and shall have backing to prevent direct skin contact. The zipper shall extend from the bottom of the waistband towards the inseam. The zipper shall attach to the pant on the left size. The zipper backing shall attach to the pant on the right side. The zipper shall be secured to ensure proper function with reinforcement at stress points.

FRONT SLASH POCKETS

The pant shall have front slash pockets 2 inches wide by 7 inches long at waist and side seam, respectively. The pocket shall have outer shell facings and flame-resistant pocket bags or self-fabric.

BACK WELT POCKETS

The back panels shall include a double welt pocket with positive closure as outlined in the requirements of NFPA 1977. The top welt shall be approximately 1 inch wide by 6 ½ inches long.

The under welt shall be ¾ inches wide by 6 ½ inches long. The welt opening shall be topstitched and reinforced with vertical bartacks at ends. Note: The welt width may be reduced for smaller sizes.

CARGO POCKETS

The Midnight Navy Tactical Pant shall come standard with two (2) reverse box pleated thigh cargo pockets with asymmetrical spade style flap and hook and loop closure system. One (1) loop piece stitched to the flap facing measuring approximately 1 inch wide by 4 inches long shall fasten to one

(1) hook piece of the same measurements and stitched on the pocket. The front side of the flap shall be stitched in place to the garment. The pocket shall measure approximately 9 ½ inches high by 8 inches wide, including flap. The reverse box pleat shall be 1 ¼ inches from the back of the pocket and shall measure approximately 1 ½ inches wide. The flap shall measure approximately 8 ¼ inches wide by 3 inches high at the tip of spade and taper to 2 ¼ inches high on the left and right side. The cargo pocket shall be appropriately stitched and reinforced.

CROTCH GUSSET

The pant shall have a crotch gusset for increased comfort and freedom of movement. It shall be located between the front and back rise and shall attach to the inseam of the pant.

ANKLE CLOSURES

Tactical pant legs shall each have an adjustable closure system, located approximately 1 inch above the bottom of the garment, to adjust the cuff circumference. One (1) loop piece stitched to the tab and measuring approximately 1 inch wide by 4 inches long shall fasten to one (1) hook piece stitched to the back pant and of the same measurement. One (1) tab shall be inserted into one (1) rectangular ring (approximately 1 inch wide), folded over and stitched to the outside seam of the pant.

SIZING

The midnight navy tactical and work uniform pant shall have even waist sizes, ranging from 26 to 52 inches. Inseams shall include even lengths, ranging from 28 to 36 inches. The Orange Tactical Pant shall be available in XS through 4XL. Sizing shall conform to minimum sizing requirements as stated in NFPA 1977.

LABELS

Labeling and label materials shall be compliant with the current edition of NFPA 1977. Labels shall be flame-resistant and contain information pertaining to the garment’s certifications, manufacturer, size, style, lot/cut number, date of manufacture, material composition, and country of origin. A barcode/QRC code shall be included that contains all the information stated above. Label shall be affixed to the interior of the garment, away from the waistband and in an area where friction will not affect the readability of the label print.

TACTICAL PANT LINE DRAWING

WORK/UNIFORM PANT LINE DRAWING

Silicone

Appendix A: Silkscreen Specifications

Silk screening for all yellow wildland jackets and for orange tactical pants shall only be completed at Cuesta or Salt Creek Conservation Camps, or by a vendor approved by the Deputy Director of Cooperative Fire Protection.

There shall be no silk-screening on the orange wildland jackets. For yellow wildland jackets, the front of the jacket shall have a CAL FIRE® black shadowed typographic logo with no color fill that measures 4 inches wide by 2 inches high. The logo shall be centered at least 1 inch above the left chest pocket using the center of the letter “L” as the center of the logo.

Optional: The employee’s name shall be above the Unit identifier and centered at least 1 inch above the right chest pocket. They shall be in Helvetica Condensed Bold font, measuring ½ inch in size. The employee’s name shall be horizontally aligned with the CAL FIRE logo on the left chest. Employee name shall only contain the first initial and last name and use black ink.

The back of the jacket shall have a CAL FIRE® black shadowed typographic logo with no color fill.

The black outline shall be .076 inches, shadow down .303 inches, left .455 inches. The logo shall be centered 4 ½ inches below the collar line using the letter “L” as the center of the logo. The logo shall be square with the bottom line of the letters “FIRE” using the shoulder seam as a reference point. The font shall be 15 ½ inches wide and 7 1/8 inches high*.

*For sizes small and extra small, the placement will remain the same, but the logo will measure 11 inches wide by 4 ½ inches tall due to the placement of the pleats on the back of the jacket.

The shoulders of each sleeve shall have a full color CAL FIRE patch centered 2 inches below the shoulder seam.

The typographic logo shall use black ink only. The patch shall use red, white, blue, black and yellow ink. The black ink shall be Union Ink Ultrasoft Plastisol PLUS-8000 Black. The red ink shall be Union Ink Maxopake Plastisol PADM-3010 Scarlet Red #17. The white ink shall be Union Ink

Maxopake Plastisol PADM-1027 Bright Cotton White. The blue ink shall be Union Ink Ultrasoft Plastisol PLUS-5040. The yellow ink shall be Union Ink Ultrasoft Plastisol PADM-2010 Lemon Yellow.

PANT

The orange tactical pant shall have “CDCR PRISONER” centered on the front panel. The letters “CDCR” shall be horizontal 8 inches wide by 3 inches high and “PRISONER” shall be vertical approximately 2 inches wide by 2 inches high. The lower edge of the “CDCR” is to be placed 1 inch above the crotch point. The black ink shall be Union Ink Ultrasoft Plastisol PLUS-8000 Black.

Wildland Jacket and Single Layer Pant Specification

Appendix B: CAL FIRE Approved Wildland Fabrics

Fabrics approved to meet the minimum protective properties of the CAL FIRE Wildland Hazard Risk Assessment include:

• SIGMA: 7oz., 45% Meta-Aramid, 17% Polyamide, 6% Para-Aramid, 32% Lenzing® FR, Comfort Twill

PANTS

Fabrics approved to meet the minimum protective properties of the CAL FIRE Wildland Hazard Risk Assessment include:

• TENCATE: S/469T – 7.5oz/yd2, 93% Meta-Aramid, 5% Para-Aramid, 2% Anti-Stat, Twill Weave