Attachment_1_Specification.pdf

California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection

Structural Fire Fighting Protective Ensemble

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1. Scope This specification sets forth the minimum requirements for Structural Firefighting Protective Ensemble (Coat and Pants) intended for use in structural firefighting by CAL FIRE personnel.

2. Applicable Specifications Specifications and standards (latest editions) referenced in this document in effect on the opening of the Invitation for Bid form a part of this specification where referenced.

The specifications outlined in this document meet the protection requirements stated in the Cal-OSHA and NFPA mandated CAL FIRE Hazard and Risk Assessment. Performance and protection values may exceed the minimum requirements stated in NFPA 1971 when required to meet or exceed the CAL FIRE Hazard and Risk Assessment.

2.1 NFPA 1971 Standard on Protective Ensemble for Structural Fire Fighting and Proximity Fire Fighting.

2.2 OEKO-TEX

Standard 100 Oeko-Tex labels and certificates confirm the human-ecological safety of textile products and leather articles from all stages of production (raw materials and fibers, yarns, fabrics, ready-to-use end products) along the textile value chain. As well as socially and environmentally sound conditions in production facilities.

2.3 THL/TPP CAL FIRE minimum 250/40 (+/- 5%) NFPA minimum 205/35

3 Requirements:

3.1 Ensemble Fabric Material:

The 3 individual layers forming the composite are:

Outer Shell Moisture Barrier Thermal Liner Note: See Appendix A for approved CAL FIRE composites.

3.2 Outer Shell, Moisture Barrier and Thermal Liner

3.2.1 Stitching

Stitching, thread, and seam strength shall meet or exceed NFPA 1971 Standards.

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3.2.2 Sealed Moisture Barrier Seams

Seams shall meet or exceed NFPA 1971 Standards.

3.2.3 Moisture Barrier/Thermal Liner Construction

Design shall be compatible with the outer shell so that the liner does not buckle, pull, or otherwise restrict body motion. The left and right fronts of the moisture barrier/thermal liner shall be attached to the facings at the front closure of the outer shell. The moisture barrier/thermal liner shall be secured to the outer shell collar such that when donning the coat an arm may not be accidentally caught between the outer shell and its inner linings.

The liner shall have one internal pocket located on the left side of coat liner.

3.2.4 Method of Thermal Liner/Moisture Barrier Attachment for Coats and Pants Attachment shall meet or exceed NFPA 1971 Standards.

The thermal liner and moisture barrier shall be completely removable from the jacket shell using snaps, hook and loop, or zippers. The neckline shall be attached either by a minimum 6 snaps inside the collar or using hook and loop. The thermal liner/moisture barrier shall be secured with a minimum of 4 snap fasteners appropriately spaced on each jacket facing, or optional zipper securing barrier to shell. Sleeve ends shall be attached by one of the following;

zipper, 2 color coded snaps or 1 snap with hook and loop. Additionally, there shall be 3 snap tabs at the hem to secure the liner to the shell.

The thermal liner and moisture barrier shall be completely removable from the pant shell. A minimum 8 snap fasteners shall be spaced along the waistband to secure the thermal liner/moisture barrier to the shell. The legs of the thermal liner/moisture barrier shall be secured to the shell by means of 2 color coded snap fasteners per leg.

3.3 Coat Construction

3.3.1 Body

The body of the shell and liner system shall be constructed of a minimum three separate panels. For example, two front panels and one back panel. The body panels shall be shaped to provide a tailored ergonomic fit thereby enhancing body movement and shall be joined together by double stitching or greater in accordance with current NFPA 1971 Standards.

One-piece outer shells shall not be acceptable.

3.3.2 Drag Rescue Device (DRD)

DRD shall meet or exceed NFPA 1971 Standards. The pull loop shall be accessed through a portal between the shoulders on the upper back where it is secured in place by hook and loop. The access port and pull loop shall be completely covered by an outside flap constructed of outer shell material with beveled corners designed to fit between the shoulder straps of a Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA). The outside flap shall have a

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Attachment 1 4210-0330227 compliant reflective patch sewn to the outside to clearly identify the feature as the DRD.

The DRD shall be removable for laundering.

3.3.3 Liner Access Opening-Coat

The liner access of the coat shall meet or exceed NFPA 1971 Standards.

This opening shall run approximately 10” along the perimeter for inspecting the integrity of the jacket liner system. When installed into the outer shell, the Liner Access Opening shall be protected by closure or overlap. Example of protection would be by an overlap of the outer shell facing.

3.3.4 Sleeves

The sleeves shall meet the intent of a two-piece construction, having a contoured shape meeting the need for fit, form and function. The sleeve seams shall be of a minimum double needle seam construction and shall be contoured to follow the natural flex of the arm at rest.

The sleeve shall be graded in proportion to the chest size. For unrestricted movement, the underside of each sleeve should meet the intent of two outward facing pleats located on the front and back portion of the sleeve on the shell and thermal liner. On the moisture barrier, the system should meet the intent of two darts, rather than pleats, to allow added length in the undersleeve. The moisture barrier darts, or intent of, shall be seam sealed to assure liquid resistance integrity.

The pleats shall expand in response to upper arm movement and shall fold in on themselves when the arms are at rest. This expansion shall allow for greater multi-directional mobility and flexibility in the shoulder and arm areas, with little restriction or coat rise.

3.3.5 Sleeve Cuff Reinforcement

The sleeve cuffs shall be reinforced with a layer of liquid impervious material. The cuff reinforcements be folded in half, approximately one half inside and one half outside the sleeve end for greater strength and abrasion resistance. The cuff reinforcement shall be double stitched to the sleeve end.

An example of reinforcing material is Polymer coated-aramid. Note: Self Material (Outer Shell Material) and/or leather are not permitted. Shall be Black in color.

3.3.6 Wristlets / Sleeve Wells

The wristlets shall meet or exceed NFPA 1971 Standards.

Note A loop of 0.5” wide material shall be installed on each wristlet. This loop is designed to slip over the thumb and hold the wristlets from riding up the arm.

3.3.7 Collar & Overlapping

The collar and overlapping shall meet or exceed NFPA 1971 Standards.

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The hook and loop shall be oriented to prevent exposure to the environment when the collar is in the closed position. If utilizing a throat tab it shall be secured in the closed and stowed position with hook and loop.

A hanger loop constructed of a double layer of outer shell material shall be sewn to the top back of the collar at the center.

3.3.8 Liner Shoulder Thermal Enhancement

An additional layer of the specified thermal liner material shall be used to increase thermal insulation in the shoulder area of the liner system. This thermal enhancement layer shall drape over the top of each shoulder extending from the collar to the sleeve/shoulder seam. The shoulder thermal enhancement layers shall be sandwiched between the thermal liner and moisture barrier layers of the liner system and shall be stitched to the thermal liner layer only.

3.3.9 Coat Front

The coat front closure shall be designed and constructed to ensure there is no interruption in thermal or moisture protection in the front closure area

3.3.10 Storm Flap

A rectangular storm flap shall meet or exceed NFPA 1971 Standards.

3.3.11 Storm Flap & Coat Front Closure System

Hook and Dee Option shall be closed by means of a NFPA compliant zipper closure on the inside. The storm flap shall close by means of four non-ferrous inward facing hook and dee rings. The rivets shall be reinforced on the inside with a single piece of leather for each hook and dee.

Hook and Loop option shall be closed by means of a NFPA compliant zipper closure on the inside. The storm flap shall be secured by hook and loop. The zipper stop shall be "pressed", not molded, ensuring the highest quality with increased durability. The zipper shall have finished edges either bar tacked or folded into the seam.

Added zipper pull for coat closure, threaded through end of zipper pull.

3.3.12 Cargo Expansion Pockets

Each coat front body panel shall have a 2” deep by 8” wide by 6-8” high expansion pocket double stitched to the shell and shall be located such that the bottom of the pockets are at the bottom of the coat for full functionality when used with a SCBA. Two rust resistant metal drain eyelets shall be installed in the bottom of each expansion pocket to facilitate drainage of water.

The lower half of the pocket shall be reinforced with a layer of Kevlar material on the inside.

The pocket flaps shall be rectangular, constructed of two layers of outer shell material and shall measure 3” deep at the pocket expansion and 0.5” wider thanthe pocket.

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The pocket flaps shall be closed by means of hook and loop fastener tape. At least one of the hook or loop pieces should run almost the entire length of the pocket body or pocket flap.

Corresponding hook or loop should also run full length or at least have 3 separate pieces and those pieces shall be perpendicular to the full-length piece.

Retroreflective trim shall run over the bottom of the pockets so as not to interrupt the trim stripe.

3.3.13 Radio Pocket

Each coat shall have a lined pocket designed for the storage of a portable radio. This pocket shall be of box type construction; double stitched to the coat and shall have one rust resistant metal drainage eyelet in the bottom of the pocket. The pocket flap shall be set approximately 1” above the pocket and have 2 antenna notches. The pocket flap shall be constructed of two layers of outer shell material measuring approximately 4.5”x 5". The pocket flap shall be closed by means of hook and loop fastener tape. A piece of hook and loop fastener tape shall be installed vertically on the inside of the pocket flap beginning at the center of the bottom of the flap. A corresponding piece of hook and loop fastener tape shall be installed horizontally on the outside of the pocket near the top center and positioned to engage the hook fastener tape.

The entire inside of the pocket shall be lined with Neoprene jacketed poly/cotton moisture barrier material to ensure the radio is protected from the elements.

The radio pocket shall measure approximately 2” deep by 3.5” wide by 7” high and shall be installed on the left chest.

3.3.14 Microphone tabs

Two 1”x 3" two-layer self -fabric mic tabs attached with bar tacks on each side. Mic tab shall have a small piece of leather or polymer coated aramid material inside to add rigidity.

One on left chest approximately 2” above radio pocket and one on right chest matching left chest location.

OPTIONAL:

Facemask pocket; one inch over from stitching on facemask pocket; set horizontal at top of facemask pocket, 2nd Radio pocket; approximately 2” above radio pocket if no mask pouch.

3.3.15 Glove Strap

The coat shall be equipped with a glove strap. A double thickness strap of outer shell material measuring 1”x 12” shall be sewn to the coat in the middle of the strap. A 1”x 4” hook and loop fastener tape shall be attached to the loose ends of the strap so that they may be joined together around the gloves. The retainer strap shall be located to be easily accessible by the user.

Example: Left coat pocket flap.

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3.3.16 Flashlight Retainer Strap

The coats shall be equipped with a minimum 2-piece flashlight retainer strap system.

Example: On the upper right chest, shall be a snap-hook attached to the coat with 3 rivets. A one-layer patch of matching outer shell material shall be located underneath the hook on the outside of the coat shell to allow the rivets to penetrate two layers of shell material.

Four inches below the bottom of this hook shall be located a hook & loop adjustable flashlight retention strap. Strap shall be approximately 1” by 10” in size.

3.3.17 Retroreflective Fluorescent Trim

The retroreflective fluorescent trim shall be 3” lime/yellow 3M Scotchlite™ Triple Trim (L/Y borders with silver center) or 3M™ Scotchlite™ COMFORT Trim (Heat applied segmented L/Y borders with silver center).

Each jacket shall have the NFPA Vertical style; 3” wide stripe. One around the bottom of the jacket within approximately 1 inch of the hem. Across the chest area approximately 3” below the armpit, around each sleeve below the elbow. On the back, shall appear vertically one each on the left and right side of the back. See Back View (option 3) from the #1971 Standard, 2018 Edition

3.3.18 Sewn on Retroreflective Lettering

Each coat shall have solid 3” yellow retroreflective lettering, with same retroreflective performance as specified for the trim, sewn to a letter patch of the shell material specified, sewn to the upper back, for the department name (Top Row): CAL FIRE (see options for local government name option)

3.3.19 Accountability Patch

Each coat shall be provided with a contoured two-layer outer shell letter patch, attached to hem of coat with hook and loop fasteners and 2 snaps, 2" letters with same retroreflective performance. FF Last Name shall be sewn to the patch. (Hem): Last Name

3.3.20 Flag Patch

There shall be a 2”x 3” American Flag patch, with stars in the upper right corner, shall be located on the right sleeve of coat. Shall be available in Red, White and Blue or Thin Redline version.

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3.3.21 Sizing

The coat shall be available in male and female patterns in even size chest measurements of 2” increments and shall range from size 30 to 68. Generalized sizing, such as small, medium, large, etc., shall not be considered acceptable. Length shall be based off Unitneeds.

Both Male and female sizing samples, of the garment style being purchased, shall be on hand for use when sizing, or agreed upon sizing kit. The vendor shall be available to perform all sizing requirements within 96 hours of written notice. Measuring with a tape measure alone is not acceptable.

Sizing errors by the vendor shall be corrected at NO CHARGE.

3.4 Pant Construction

3.4.1 Body

The body of the shell shall be constructed to meet the intent of four separate body panels.

For example, two front panels and two back panels. The body panels shall be shaped to provide a tailored fit, thereby enhancing body movement, and shall be joined together by double stitching or greater in accordance with current NFPA 1971 standards. The body panels and seam lengths shall be graded to size to assure accurate fit in a broad range of sizes.

3.4.2 Liner Access Opening (Pant)

The liner access of the pant shall meet or exceed NFPA 1971 Standards. This opening shall run approximately 10” along the perimeter for inspecting the integrity of the pant liner system. When installed into the outer shell, the Liner Access Opening shall be protected by closure or overlap. Example of protection would be by an overlap of the outer shell facing.

3.4.3 Waistband

The waist area of the pants shall be reinforced on the inside. The top of the thermal liner and moisture barrier shall be secured to the underside of the waistband reinforcement to be sandwiched between the waistband reinforcement and outer shell to reduce the possibility of liner detachment while donning and to avoid pass through of snaps from the outer shell to the inner liner.

3.4.4 Belt

A minimum of 3 belt loops constructed of two-layers of self-fabric, approximately 4” wide by 3.5“ high shall be double stitched to pant shell and bar tacked at all four corners. One loop at center back and one loop on each side.

A 2” wide KEVLAR® belt with 2” self-locking thermoplastic buckle with quick-release mechanism.

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3.4.5 External / Internal Fly Closure System

The underside of the outside fly flap shall have a NFPA compliant zipper closure with an added zipper pull. Loop fastener tape shall be a minimum double stitched along the full length and through the shell material only; stitching shall not penetrate the moisture barrier insert between the two layers to ensure greater thermal protection and reduced water penetration. A corresponding strip of hook fastener tape shall be a minimum double stitched to the outside right front body panel securing the fly in a closed position.

Appropriate male and female snap fastener halves shall be installed at the leading edge of the waistband for securing the pants in the closed position.

3.4.6 Padded Rip-Cord Suspender Attachment

Padded Suspenders and attachment points shall meet or exceed NFPA 1971 Standards.

3.4.7 Seat

The rise of the rear pant center back seam, from the top back of the waistband to where it intersects the inside leg seams at the crotch, shall exceed the rise at the front of the pant by 2.5”. The longer rear center back seam provides added fullness to the seat area for extreme mobility without restriction when stepping up or crouching and shall be graded to size. This feature in combination with other design elements shall maintain alignment of the knee directly over the knee pads when kneeling andcrawling.

3.4.8 Expansion Pockets

An expansion pocket, measuring approximately 2” deep by 6-8“wide by 6-8” high, shall be double stitched to the front of each leg approximately 2” from the out seam above the knee with most of the pocket on the front of the leg. The lower half of each expansion pocket shall be reinforced with a layer of Kevlar material on the inside. Two rust resistant metal drain eyelets shall be installed on the underside of each expansion pocket to facilitate drainage of water. The pocket flaps shall be rectangular, constructed of two layers of outer shell material and shall measure 3” deeper than the pocket expansion and 0.5” wider than the pocket. The pocket flaps shall be closed by means of hook and loop fastener tape. At least one of the hook or loop pieces should run almost the entire length of the pocket body or pocket flap. Corresponding hook or loop should also run full length or at least have 3 separate pieces and those pieces shall be perpendicular to the full-length piece.

A self-material divider shall be installed in the center of the left expansion pocket.

3.4.9 Ergonomic Knee

The outer shell of the pant legs shall be constructed to meet the intent of horizontal expansion pleats in the knee area with corresponding darts (or equivalent) in the liner to provide added fullness for increased freedom of movement and maximum flexibility.

Expansion pleats shall be installed along both the inseam and out seam of each leg in the

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Attachment 1 4210-0330227 knee area. The knee shall be installed proportionate to the pant inseam in such a manner that it falls in an anatomically correct knee location.

The liner system shall be constructed with 4 darts (or equivalent) per leg in the front of the knee. The darts in the liner provide a natural bend at the knee. The darts in the liner work in conjunction with the expansion panels in the outer shell to increase freedom of movement when kneeling, crawling, climbing stairs or ladders, etc.

3.4.10 Liner Knee Thermal Enhancements

An additional layer of specified thermal liner and moisture barrier material shall be sewn to the knee area of the liner system for added protection and increased thermal insulation at contact points. The knee thermal enhancement layers shall be sandwiched between the thermal liner and moisture barrier layers of the liner system and shall be stitched to the thermal liner layer only.

3.4.11 Knee Reinforcements

The knee area shall be reinforced with a layer of liquid impervious material.

An example of reinforcing material is Polymer coated-aramid. Note: Self Material (Outer Shell Material) and/or leather are not permitted. Shall be Black in color.

3.4.12 Internal Knee Padding

The pants internal knee padding shall meet or exceed NFPA 1971 Standards.

Padding for the knees shall be accomplished with a minimum of .25” closed cell foam or approved material, sandwiched between the thermal liner and moisture barrier.

Manufacturers can present their recommendation based off their standard production.

3.4.13 Pant Cuff Reinforcements

The cuff area of the pants shall be reinforced. An example of reinforcing material is Polymer coated-aramid. Note: Self Material (outer shell material) and/or leather are not permitted. Shall be Black in color.

The cuff reinforcements shall be folded in half, approximately one half inside and one half outside the pant end for greater strength and abrasion resistance. The cuff reinforcement shall be double stitched to the end of theleg.

The liner shall attach to the outer shell at the cuff with two color coded snap tabs, one on each side of the leg.

3.4.14 Reverse Boot Cut

The outer shell pant leg cuffs shall be constructed such that the back of the leg is a minimum of 1” shorter than the front. The liner shall also have a reverse boot cut at the rear of the

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Attachment 1 4210-0330227 cuff and a concave cut at the front to keep the liner from hanging below the shell. This construction feature shall minimize the chance of premature wear of the cuffs and injuries due to falls because of "walking" on the pant cuffs.

3.4.15 Retroreflective Fluorescent Stripe

The pants shall have a stripe of retroreflective fluorescent trim, matching the coat, encircling each leg below the knee to comply with the requirements of the current NFPA 1971. Bottom of trim band shall be located approximately 3” above cuff.

3.4.16 Sizing

The pants shall be available in even size waist measurements of 2” increments and shall be available in a range of sizes from 24 to 56. The pant inseam measurement shall be available in 2” increments. Generalized sizing, such as small, medium, large, etc., shall not be considered acceptable.

3.4.17 Labels

Appropriate warning label(s) shall be permanently affixed to each garment (coat and pants). Additionally, the label(s) shall include the following information:

Compliance to NFPA Standard 1971 - current edition Underwriters Laboratories classified mark Manufacturer's name Manufacturer's address Manufacturer's garment identification number Date of manufacture Size Bar Coding for Tracking System Outer Shell Fabric Name Moisture Barrier Fabric Name Thermal Liner Fabric Name QR Code for tracking / exposure reporting

4. Quality Assurance:

4.1. The protective clothing manufacturer shall be certified and registered to ISO 9001 to ensure a satisfactory level of quality.

4.2. All components used in the construction of these garments shall be tested for compliance to the current NFPA 1971 by Underwriters Laboratories (UL). Underwriters Laboratories shall certify and list compliance to that standard. Such certification shall be denoted by UL certification label.

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

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

4.4. Manufacturers shall provide the Department Safety Officer a SKU for each combination of ensembles with the included options for review and verification of fit, form and function requirements. Optional items price list shall also be provided.

4.5. Hook and Loop Support Program

Shall meet or exceed intent of mil-spec quality, including 25 wash cycle fray test. Hook and loop tape shall be installed from precut dimensions from the hook and loop manufacturer or shall be cut and all edges sonically sealed. Support program shall cover hook or loop tape that has begun to fray or otherwise degrade. This program shall remain in effect for a period of five years from the original date of manufacture of the garment. This support program shall cover the repair or replacement, without charge, of any hook and/or loop on the garments produced by the manufacturer providing the garments are otherwise serviceable. Shall be Black in color.

This support program does NOT cover damage from fire, heat, chemicals, misuse, accident, improper laundering or negligence. Failure to properly care for garments shall serve to void this support program.

5. Garment Options:

5.1. See attached Appendix B

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Appendix A – Approved CAL FIRE Composites

Option 1 – Standard Protective Turnout Ensemble (updated 3.9.21):

• Outer Shell ---- Color: Natural / Gold o PBITM XT (Formerly GeminiTM XT), Manufacturer: TenCate

• Moisture Barrier----o Crosstech® Black, Type 2F, Manufacturer: W.L. Gore & Associates Inc.

• Thermal Barrier Options-----o Quantum3D® SL2 or Titanium SL2, Manufacturer: TenCate o Glide Ice 2Layer, Manufacturer: Safety Components

Option 2 – Standard Protective Turnout Ensemble (updated 3.9.21):

• Outer Shell ---- Color: Natural / Light Gold o Agility, Manufacturer: TenCate

• Moisture Barrier----o Crosstech® Black, Type 2F, Manufacturer: W.L. Gore & Associates Inc.

• Thermal Barrier Options-----o Caldura Elite SL2i or Titanium SL2, Manufacturer: TenCate

Option 3 – Advanced Protective Turnout Ensemble (updated 3.9.21):

• Outer Shell options ---- Color: Natural / Gold o Kombat Flex 7oz., Manufacturer: TenCate o Kombat Stretch, Manufacturer: TenCate o PBI Max 7oz., Manufacturer: Safety Components

• Moisture Barrier----o Crosstech® Black, Type 2F, Manufacturer: W.L. Gore & Associates Inc.

• Thermal Barrier Options-----o Caldura Elite SL2i or Titanium SL2, Manufacturer: TenCate o Caldura Elite w/ Nomex Nano or Titanium SL2 Nano, Manufacturer: TenCate o Glide Ice 2Layer, Manufacturer: Safety Components

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Appendix B

1. Options

1.1. Coat Options:

1.1.1. Local Government Identification Option in place of CAL FIRE

CAL FIRE units with local government contracts shall have the option of substituting the local government contract name in place of CAL FIRE on Row A. Bids shall provide price per letter.

1.1.2. Large Breathing Apparatus Face Mask Pouch

An oval shaped pocket shall be constructed of outer shell material. Pocket dimensions shall be designed to accommodate a current large SCBA mask with voice amplification device. Two metal drain eyelets shall be installed in the bottom of the pouch. The pouch closure shall consist of a NFPA compliant zipper mounted on the side of the pouch closest to the coat closure (as oriented to the wearer). The pouch shall be double needle stitched to the front the coat and shall accommodate a breathing apparatus face mask.

Added zipper pull for closure, threaded through end of zipper pull.

1.1.3. Additional radio pouch w/ mask pocket

3.5 ”x 7”x 2" Radio Pocket (sewn to facemask pocket) with polycotton full lined 3 sides inside pocket. 4.5”x 5" flap with mitered corners & 2 antenna notches. 1 piece 1.5”x 3.5" hook. Flap set 1" above facemask pocket. 1 piece 1.5”x 3.5" loop on facemask pocket.

1.1.4. Wire Cutter Pocket

Each coat shall have the option of a pocket double stitched, designed for the storage of wire cutters and shall measure 3.5” wide by 9” high with a 2” expansion at the top. A rust resistant metal drain eyelet shall be installed at the bottom of the pocket to facilitate drainage of water.

The front of the pocket shall be reinforced with gray suede leather. The pocket flap shall be constructed of two layers of outer shell material measuring 5” deep and 0.25” wider than the pocket. The pocket flap shall be closed by means of hook and loop fastener tape. The wire cutter pocket can be located inside the mask pocket angled toward the center front of the coat.

1.1.5. Coat Handwarmer Pocket

A separate hand warmer pocket compartment will be provided under the expandable cargo pocket. This compartment will be accessed from the rear of the pocket and shall be lined with Nomex® Fleece for warmth and comfort.

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1.1.6. Mic Cord Tunnel

On the back of the coat collar there shall be a series of fabric pieces designed and placed to protect the remote microphone cord as it runs to the opposite side of the coat from the radio pocket. These small tunnels shall be approximately 2” tall by 4” wide and spaced evenly around the collar.

1.1.7. Safety Glasses/ N95 Mask Pocket

Each coat shall have a pocket designed for holding Safety glasses, N95 mask and/or Webbing. The pocket flap shall be closed by means of hook and loop fastener tape.

1.1.8. Dead Air Panels (added 1.22.21)

A minimum of four horizontal rows consisting of four layers of Aramid batt material measuring approximately 1 inch wide shall be sewn to the inside of the thermal liner.

These rows shall start at the neckline extending down through the arm to the wristlet. The purpose of this design will allow for high CCHR and thermal protection with minimal impact to the overall breathability of the garment. Use of closed cell or silicone foams shall not be acceptable.

1.2. Pant Options:

1.2.1. 6-pack Tool Compartment

A tool pocket constructed of Polymer coated aramid® or equal material shall be installed on the inside of the right pocket with double stitching. Two separate rows of stitching shall divide the tool pocket into six compartments, three in front (6” high) and three in back (8” high), measuring 3” wide and set side-by-side. The tool compartment shall be installed in the right expansion pocket.

1.2.2. Pant Pocket Reinforcement (added 1.22.21)

A layer of Polymer coated aramid® or equal material shall be installed on the outside of the pockets for added protection.

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