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This is a Performance Work Statement (PWS) for base linen and dry cleaning services at Wright Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB). The contractor shall provide all personnel, equipment, materials, vehicles, and supervision necessary to perform laundry and dry cleaning services for the Wright Patterson Inn, with the Government exercising no direct supervision or control over the contractor. Services must comply with all local, state, and federal health, occupational safety, and professional industry standards.

The contract encompasses three primary service categories: bulk organization laundry, individual piece laundry, and individual piece dry cleaning. Bulk laundry, estimated at 351,131 pounds annually (1,755,655 pounds over the life of the contract), shall be picked up and delivered on weekdays between 6:30 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. to Building 258, Area A, with a two workday turnaround requirement and a maximum 16.64% monthly average weight variance allowance. Individual piece laundry and dry cleaning services include approximately 3,312 pieces annually across various military uniforms, organizational items, and specialized clothing, with items marked with double asterisks (Honor Guard, Band uniforms, and dress uniforms) requiring 48-hour service delivery and zero variance tolerance. All other piece items require four to five day service with no variance allowed. The contractor must submit a Quality Control Plan within five calendar days of contract award, maintain inspection records, perform non-reimbursable minor repairs, comply with Department of Health requirements, handle contaminated linens in accordance with OSHA standards using water-soluble bags at 160 degrees Fahrenheit minimum, and participate in quarterly laboratory tensile strength testing through the International Fabricare Institute. The contractor is not required to conduct pickups or deliveries on eleven recognized federal holidays. All labor hours, including subcontractor hours, must be reported via the secure CMRA website at http://www.ecmra.mil no later than October 31 of each calendar year.

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PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

BASE LINEN AND DRY CLEANING SERVICES FOR

WRIGHT PATTERON AFB

Table of Contents

I. Description of Service/General Information Page

1. Scope 3

2. Pick up 3

3. Packing 4

4. Unserviceable Items 4

5. State or Local Department of Health requirements 4

6. Special Laundries and Dry Cleaning Tasks 4

7. Repairs 4

8. Laboratory Testing 4

9. Workmanship and Sanitation 5

10. Damaged Linen 5

11. Missing Articles 5

12. Emergency Services 6

13. Vehicle Interior Requirements 6

14. Contaminated Linens 6

15. Recognized Holidays 6

16. Base Closure Notification Procedures 7

17. Continuation of Essential DoD Contractor Services During Base Exercise, Local

Emergencies or Contingencies and Implementation of Local Contingency Plans

18. Quality Control Plan 7

19. Meetings

II. Services Summary 8

III. Government Furnished Facility, Utilities and Services 9

APPENDICES

A. Definitions 11 B. Publications 12 C. Reports 13 D. Workload & Pricing Table 14

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

BASE LINEN SERVICE AND DRY CLEANING SERVICE

I. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES

1. Scope: This is a non-personal services contract to provide base linen service. The contractor shall provide all personnel, equipment, tools, materials, vehicles, supervision and other items and service necessary to perform laundry and dry cleaning service for Wright Patterson Inn at Wright Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB). The Government will not exercise any supervision or control over the contractor. The contractor shall perform to the standards in the contract as well as all local, state, federal, health, occupational safety and professional industry standards.

1.1 Pick Up: Weighing/counting of articles, will be done by Government personnel prior to pick-up. The contractor’s representative shall verify weight at time of pick up. Signature on the receipt constitutes agreement with the Government’s weight or count. A copy of the pickup ticket will be retained by the Government for computing variance in weight when clean/dry laundry is delivered.

1.2 Bulk Laundry: Weighing of bulk laundry will be done by the Government prior to pick up by the contractor. The contractor shall pick up and deliver bulk laundry on weekdays to Building 258, Area A between the hours of 6:30 am and 8:00 am. Service shall be daily with a two (2) workday turn around; e.g. items picked up Monday shall be returned Wednesday, items picked up on Friday will be returned on Tuesday. Contractor’s representative shall verify weight at time of pick up. Signature on the receipt constitutes agreement with the Government’s weight. A copy of the pickup ticket will be retained by the Government for computing variance in weight when clean/dry laundry is delivered. Variance in bulk weight for laundry returned shall not exceed 16.64% from bulk weight recorded at pick up. The 16.64% variance shall be calculated by taking a monthly average. Laundering shall be accomplished in accordance with state and local Department of Health regulation and in compliance with any special labeling requirements. All bulk laundry items requiring re-laundering shall be returned by the contractor within 48 hours.

1.3 Piece Laundry and Dry Cleaning: All piece laundry and dry cleaning will be counted by the government prior to pick up. Pickup and delivery shall be made on weekdays at Building 258, Area A between the hours of 6:30am and 8:00am.

All Honor Guard and Dress uniforms and other specialty clothing articles identified with a double asterisk – page Workload &Pricing Tables) of the contract shall be performed as next day service (48 hours). For example, articles picked up Monday morning shall be returned Tuesday morning. Items not requiring 48-hour service shall be picked up at the same time as the military uniform items and be returned with four (4) work days. Contractor personnel shall verify count and provide the Government with the returned count and original copy of the ticket. Items with a double asterisk shall be returned in 48 hours. All items shall be accounted for. No percent of variance shall be allowed on these items.

1.4 Packaging: Packaging of laundry and dry cleaning for delivery shall be as indicated in Exhibits 1, 4, 5, 6 and 7 of the contract with materials furnished by the contractor. Bulk linen shall be separated in carts by items; e.g. bath towels in a cart, mats in another.

1.5 Unserviceable Articles: All unserviceable articles and non-reparable articles shall be marked as such and returned in a separate bundle by the contractor to the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) after laundering or dry cleaning.

1.6 State or Local Department of Health Requirements: Compliance with any certification or labeling requirement arising from State or Local Department of Health Regulation shall be the responsibility of the contractor.

1.7 Special Laundering and Dry Cleaning Tasks: The following items listed below is subparagraphs require special handling (laundry / dry cleaning separately). To include as applicable: correct ticket, stain proof hanger and protective covering.

1.7.1 Draperies: Must be resized to original size after cleaning and prior to packaging.

1.7.2 Mops: Shall be washed and returned in plastic bags.

1.7.3 Honor Guard / Band Military Dress Uniform Items: Clean, dry free of lint, odor, spots, stains, press wrinkle free, center crease where creases are required (double creases not allowed). Hang in delivery carts so as to prevent wrinkling in transit.

1.7.4 Chem Suit: Dry Clean only. Chem suits consist of pants and jacket shall be cleaned according to instructions.

1.8 Repairs

1.8.1 Non-Reimbursable Repairs: Except for articles determined to be unserviceable per definition in Appendix A, the contractor shall repair all minor rips, tears, open seams and holes using thread and materials of the same quality, compatible color, color fasteners and texture as that used in the manufacture of the articles. The contractor shall replace all broken or missing buttons with buttons of matching color and similar appearance and quality. All such repairs shall be performed at no additional cost to the Government. NOTE: Linens and bath item repairs shall only be required upon request.

1.9 Laboratory Testing: During the period of the contract the COR will (not less than once each quarter) supply test pieces (swatch of material) to the contractor for processing in order to determine average tensile strength loss, whiteness retention and other properties during washing. Laundering of the test pieces may be witnessed by the contracting officer’s representative. When the one washing is complete, the test piece shall be returned to the COR and mailed by the COR to the International Fabricare Institute for evaluation. In the event the test results indicate tensile strength loss in excess of the percentages shown below, or appearance ratings are fair or poor, as shown below, the contractor shall take remedial action (adjust washroom formulas) and the test shall be repeated until results are within the tolerated limits.

STANDARDS FOR TESTING:

TENSILE

STRENGTH

LOSS

ACCEPTABLE

NOT

- RECHECK

APPEARANCE

RATINGS

UN-

Light Soil

Loads

Up to 5%

6% or more

Final Whiteness

Degree

70.0 or more

69.9 or less

Moderate Soil Loads

Up to 10%

11% or more

Final Yellowness

2.0 or less

2.1 or more

Heavy Soil Loads

Up to 15%

16% or more

Blood Stain Removal

28.0 or

27.9 or less

Soil Removal

20.0 or

19.9 or less

Bleach Effectiveness

40.0 or

39.9 or less

1.10 Workmanship and Sanitation: Delivered finished articles shall conform to the accepted industry standards of quality of cleanliness, finish and appearance. All work performed shall be done under sanitary conditions.

1.10.1 Re-Performance of Laundering/Dry Cleaning/Repair: Re-performance shall be at no additional cost to the Government. Items shall be identified by the COR to the contractor’s representative at the next scheduled pickup after the unacceptable condition is discovered. The contractor shall identify and pack items separately after the unacceptable work has been re-accomplished.

1.11 Damaged Linen: When it has been determined by the Government that linen has been damaged or distorted due to contractor error the contractor shall make reimbursement at 100% of current replacement cost (no depreciations allowed).

1.12 Missing and Lost Items: Any articles missing from a delivery shall be delivered by the contractor in the next regularly scheduled delivery. Missing articles needed within 48 hours by the Government will be delivered before 1600 hours on the same day at no additional cost to the Government. Lost articles such as uniforms pieces will be paid for in full by the contractor.

1.13 Emergency Services: Example: civil disturbances, natural disasters and military wartime contingency operations.

1.14 Vehicle Interior Requirements: Soiled items and clean items shall not be transported in the same vehicle at the same time. All clean items shall be covered during transit to the activities (to prevent contamination). After transportation of dirty/soiled laundry the vehicle shall be vacuumed and sanitized with EPA approved Detergent Germicidal Agent before loading the clean articles.

1.15 Contaminated Linens

1.15.1 The contractor shall comply with all local health regulations and /or state laws pertaining to the transportation and handling of all contaminated linen.

1.15.2 The contaminated linens shall be placed in water soluble bags and a red plastic bag by the Government and shall be processed without individual handling by the contractor. Washing temperature shall be a minimum of 160 degrees Fahrenheit. Water soluble bags will be furnished by the Government at no cost to the contractor.

1.15.3 The contractor shall have facilities available whereby goods contaminated with infectious disease can be stored and received separately from the goods in the main plant and working area of the plant. Contractor shall be remove and completely destroy all contaminants in the linens during the laundry process.

1.16 The contractor shall ensure that all employees who handle soiled linen (including those involved in collecting, transporting, sorting and washing) receive adequate training regarding risk of exposure. All contractor employees shall follow all OSHA requirements and procedures, which shall include as a minimum the use of protective apparel such as glove and gowns or aprons to reduce the risk of contamination of exposed areas of skin and soiling of clothing.

The contractor employees shall follow frequent hand washing procedures. The contractor is responsible for the health and well-being of their employees.

1.17 Recognized Holidays: Contractor shall not be required to conduct pickups or deliveries on the following federal holidays:

New Year’s Day First day of January

Marin Luther King’s Birthday Third Monday in January

President’s Day Third Monday in February

Memorial Day Last Monday in May

Juneteenth June 19th

Independence Day July 4th

Labor Day First Monday in September

Columbus Day Second Monday in October

Veteran’s Day November 11th

Thanksgiving Fourth Thursday in November

Christmas December 25th

1.18 Base Closure Notification Procedures: The base could be closed because of but not limited to adverse weather, a base or local disaster, security problems or other events that would necessitate the closing of the base. After an official decision to close Wright Patterson AFB has been made by the Base Commander, the following radio and television stations will be notified of the closure:

Television: WDTN 2 WKEF 22

WHIO 7 WTJC 26

Radio: WHIO AM 1290 WBVE FA 96.6

WONE AM 980 WDAO AM 1210

WHKO FM 99.1 WING AM 1410

WBLY AM 1600 WTUE FM 104.7

WAZU FM102.9 WBZI FM 95.3

WIZE AM 1340 WYSO FM 91.3

WVUD FM 99.9 WYMJ FM 103.9

WLW AM 700 WECJ FM 93.7

1.19 Contractor shall receive no other form of notification of the base closure from the Government. The contractor is responsible for the notification of employees.

1.20 Quality Control: The contractor shall develop and maintain a quality control program to ensure laundry and dry cleaning services are performed in accordance with commonly accepted commercial practices and services identified in this PWS. The contractor shall develop and implement procedures to identify, prevent and ensure non-performance and continual repeat of defective services does not occur. As a minimum the contractor shall develop quality control procedures addressing the areas identified in “Part II” Services Summary.

1.21 Quality Control Plan: The contractor shall submit a COR no later than 5 calendar days after contract award to the contracting officer for acceptance. The COR shall demonstrate how the contractor intends to ensure quality performance during the contract. The contractor shall maintain the COR throughout the life of the contract. The contractor shall provide any updates to the plan to the contracting officer for acceptance with a copy to the COR when changes occur.

The COR shall include the following:

1.21.1 Inspection System: Written procedure for the inspection system includes the title/name of the individual responsible for the QCP and who shall perform the inspections. The location of inspection records and key control logs shall be made available to the government at all times during the term of the contract.

1.21.2 Deficiency Prevention: An inspection form describing the method for identifying and preventing defects in the quality of service performed.

1.21.3 Inspection Record: The inspection record provides the following information:

1. Date, time and location (building number) of the inspection

2. Title and signature block for the person who performed the inspection.

3. Ratings of acceptable or unacceptable for all work performance inspected.

4. Areas (room number, section, etc.) found to be deficient and corrective action taken.

5. Total number of observations and defects.

6. Type of inspection (100%, random, periodic, etc.)

7. Frequency (weekly, monthly, daily, etc.) of inspection.

1.22 Meetings: The contractor shall attend all meetings convened by the contracting activity or contract administration office. The CO, COR and other Government personnel periodically will meet with the contractor to discuss the contractor’s performance, and the contractor shall apprise the Government of problems.

Appropriate action shall be taken by the contractor to resolve outstanding issues. The meetings shall be at no additional cost to the government.

1.23 REPORTS. The contractor shall report ALL labor hours (including subcontractor labor hours) as stated in Appendix C.

1.24 Continuation of Essential Contractor Services. The Government has identified a portion of the contractor services performed under this contract as essential contractor services in support of mission essential functions. The Functional Director has identified Base Linen and Dry Cleaning as an essential contractor service IAW DFARS 252.237-7023, Continuation of Essential Contractor Services.

The contractor shall be responsible for performing those services identified as essential contractor services during crisis situations as directed by the Contracting Officer (CO). The Contractor shall submit an original of the Mission- Essential Contractor Services Plan to the CO per DFARS regulation.

II Services Summary

The performance objectives relate directly to mission essential items and critical to mission success. The performance threshold describes the minimum acceptable levels of service required for each requirement.

SERVICES SUMARY (SS)

PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVE, PERFORMANCE THRESHOLD

AND

METHODS OF ASSESSEMENT

Performance Objective

PWS

Para.

Performance Threshold

Method of Assessment

Remedy

SS1:

Quality Control Plan - Inspect Procedures Followed and Documented

1.21

0 Defects

100% Inspection

Correction of deficiencies within 1 business day

SS 2:

A. Delivery Clean - Bulk Laundry Delivered B. Weight Variation

1.2

A. 0 Defects B. 0 Defects

A. 100% Inspection

B. 100% Inspection

A. Re-perform within 1 business day

B. Re-perform within 1 business day.

SS 3:

Packaging for Delivery 1.4 0 Defects 100% Inspection Re-perform within 1 business day

SS 4:

Repairs - Categorized Correctly

1.8

100% Inspection Re-perform within 1 business day

SS 5:

Repairs - Categorized A. Express Laundry & Dry Cleaning B. Returned Within 48 Hours

1.3

A. 0 Defects B. 0 Defects

A. 100% Inspection

B. 100% Inspection

A. Re-perform within 1 business day

B. Re-perform within 1

SS 6: Special Tasks Draperies Dry Cleaned and Resized to original Size

1.7.1

Re-perform within 1

SS 7:

Special Tasks Mops Washed and Returned in Plastic Bags

1.7.2

Re-perform within 1

SS 8:

Tensile Strength and Whiteness Test Results Within Standards

1.9

Re-perform with 4 business days

III. GOVERNMENT FURNISHED FACILITY, UTILITIES AND SERVICES

3.1 Facility: None. The contractor shall pick up and deliver only on base.

3.2 Equipment: The Government and contractor shall utilize scales for weighting of linen in building 258 Area A at Wright Patterson AFB.

3.3 Emergency Medical Services: The Government will provide emergency medical treatment and emergency patient transportation service for contractor personnel who are injured or become critically ill while making deliveries to Wright Patterson AFB building 258 Area A during the performance of this contract. The contractor shall reimburse the Government for the cost of medical treatment and patient transportation service at the current inpatient or outpatient treatment rate, as appropriate.

3.4 Physical Security: The contractor shall safeguard all government property for contractor use. The contractor shall conform to the provisions of AFI 31-209, The Resources Protection Program, for safeguarding the Government property.

3.5 The contractor shall record and report within one hour to the Contracting Officer or designed government representative, all facts relating to each instance or damage to government property or injury to either contractor or government personnel.

APPENDIX A

DEFINITIONS

A.1 TECHNICAL DEFINITIONS

A.1.1 Unserviceable Items: Items damaged or worn beyond economical repair.

Items shall be extracted from the system by the contractor and COR shall determine if unserviceable.

A.1.2 Individual Equipment Unit (IEU): IEU is the government organization that supplies all base units with specialized clothing and equipment. IEU items may require special cleaning, waterproofing and repair procedures. Cleaning instructions are on the labels.

A.1.3 Contaminated Linens: The linens originating in isolation rooms or laboratories that are soiled and contaminated with contagious disease and infectious microorganisms.

APPENDIX B

PUBLICATIONS

Publication Number

Name

Date

AFI 34-901

LAUNDRY, DRY CLEANING

AND LINEN EXCHANGE

1-Jan-97

T.O.14P3-1-

MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTION

FOR NOMEX FLIGHT GEAR

15-Oct-72

APPLICABLE PUBLICATIONS AND FORMS

All publications and forms listed shall be provided by the Government at the start of the contract at no cost to the contractor. The Government will maintain all listed publications. Supplements or amendments to listed publication may be issued during the life of the contract. The contractor shall immediately implement all changes in publications.

APPENDIX C

REPORTS

The contractor shall report ALL contractor labor hours (including subcontractor labor hours) required for performance of services provided under this contract for the Air Force via a secure data collection site. The contractor is required to completely fill in all required data fields at http://www.ecmra.mil.

Reporting inputs will be for the labor executed during the period of performance for each Government fiscal year (FY) which runs 1 October through 30 September. While inputs may be reported any time during the FY all data shall be reported no later than 31 October of each calendar year. Contractors may direct questions to the CMRA help desk.

Uses and Safeguarding of Information: Information from the secure web site is considered to be proprietary in nature when the contract number and contractor identity are associated with the direct labor hours and direct labor dollars. At no time will any data be released to the public with the contractor name and contract number associated with the data.

User Manuals: Data for Air Force service requirements must be input at the Air Force CMRA link. User manuals for government personnel and contractors are available at the Army CMRA link at http://www.ecmra.mil.

http://www.ecmra.mil/ http://www.ecmra.mil/

EXHIBIT 1

WORKLOAD ESTIMATES

BASE PERIOD 1(12 months)

1. Identification, Standard Packaging, and Method of Finish

1.1. Key for laundry method and packaging and estimated workload.

1.1.1. BULK ORGANIZATION LAUNDRY. Includes:

ESTIMATED LBS.

ITEM# NOMENCLATURE METHOD OF FINISH

1 Bulk Linen WDIFWP 351,131

ESTIMATED POUNDS FOR LIFE OF CONTRACT 1,755,655

1.1.2 INDIVIDUAL PIECE LAUNDRY Includes:

METHOD SERVICE, CLEANING ESTIMATED YEARLY PRICE

ITEM# NOMECLATURE OF FINISH & RETURN TIME REQUIREMENTS

1 Pillow, Bed WD 5 DAYS 25 EACH 2 Pillow, Aircraft WD 5 DAYS 10 EACH 3** Shirts, Dress Uniform WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 100 EACH 4** Trousers, Dress Uniform WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 100 EACH 5 Coveralls WDPOHB 4 DAYS 500 EACH 6 Tablecloths WDSPOHB 4 DAYS 50 EACH 7 Lab Coats WDPOHB 4 DAYS 500 EACH 8 Smock/Wraps WDPOHB 4 DAYS 1 EACH 9 Scrub Pants WDPOHB 4 DAYS 100 EACH 10 Scrub Tops WDPOHB 4 DAYS 100 EACH 11* Sleeping Bag WTDF 5 DAYS 500 EACH 12* Hood, Sleeping Bag WTD 5 DAYS 300 EACH 13* Modular Sleeping Bag, Patrol

WTDF 5 DAYS 50 EACH

14* Modular Sleeping Bag, Intermediate Cold Weather

WTDF 5 DAYS 50 EACH

15* Stuff Sack, Modular Sleeping Bag

WHDF 5 DAYS 50 EACH

16* Bivy Cover, Sleeping Bag WHDF 5 DAYS 50 EACH 17 Welding Jacket WDFPOH 4 DAYS 1 EACH 18** Gloves, Cotton/Dress

Uniform

WDWP 48 HOURS 1 EACH

19** Blouse, Dress Uniform WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 100 EACH 20 Laundry Bag WDFWP 4 DAYS 35 EACH 21* Flying Bag, Canvas WDFW 4 DAYS 1 EACH 22** Shirt, Non-Military WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 1 EACH 23** Trousers, Non-Military WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 1 EACH 24 Napkins WDSFWP 4 DAYS 50 EACH 25* Jacket, Chemical Warfare WDPOHB 4 DAYS 25 EACH 26* Trousers, Chemical

Warfare

WDPOHB 4 DAYS 25 EACH

27** Trousers, Battle Dress Uniform

WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 50 EACH

28** Shirt, Battle Dress Uniform

WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 50 EACH

29* Field, Jacket, Cotton/Nylon

WTDOHB 3 DAYS 125 EACH

30* Field Jacket Liner, Nylon WTDOHB 3 DAYS 125 EACH 31* Parka, Gortex

Camouflage Cold Weather 100% Nylon

WTDOHB 4 DAYS 100 EACH

32* Trousers, Gortex Camouflage Cold Weather 100% Nylon

WTDOHB 4 DAYS 25 EACH

33* Parka Line, Gortex WTDOHB 4 DAYS 100 EACH

34* Bag, Police WTDFWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 35* Raincoat, Police

(Black/Orange)

WTDOHB 4 DAYS 1 EACH

36* Jacket, Gortex Police Winter (Blue)

WTDOHB 4 DAYS 1 EACH

37* Flack Vest, Police WHDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 38* Flack Vest Cover, Police WTDOHWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 39* Vest, Tactical Load

Bearing Nylon

WHD 4 DAYS 1 EACH

40* Helmet Cover WTDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 41* Poncho Liner/Blanket WTDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 42* Mosquito Net WHDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 43* Ruck Sack Cover Desert

Camouflage

WTDF 4 DAYS 1 EACH

44* Bag, Chemical Protective Clothing Ensemble

WHDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH

45 Sweat Shirt WHDOWP 4 DAYS 0 EACH 46 Sweat Pants WDOHWP 4 DAYS 0 EACH

TOTAL ESTIMATED 3312 each

2.1.3. INDIVIDUAL PIECE DRY CLEANING. Includes:

SERVICE CLEANING ESTIMATED ANNUAL

ITEM NOMENCLATURE & RETURN TIME REQUIREMENTS

1 Bedspread 48 HOURS 500 EACH 2 Draperies 5 DAYS 5 PAIRS 3 Pillows 5 DAYS 25 EACH 4 Tablecloths 4 DAYS 50 EACH 5* Jacket, Chemical Warfare

(CW)

5 DAYS 50 EACH

6* Pants, Chemical Warfare

(CW)

5 DAYS 50 EACH

7* Parka, N2B 4 DAYS 50 EACH 8* Parka, N3B 4 DAYS 50 EACH 9* Coveralls, Cold Weather

1/P

4 DAYS 300 EACH

10* Trousers, Cold Weather F-1B

4 DAYS 1 EACH

11* Trousers, Cold Weather Non-Military

4 DAYS 1 EACH

12* Jacket, Cold Weather Non-Military

4 DAYS 1 EACH

13** Shirt, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 100 EACH

14** Trousers, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 100 EACH 15** Jacket, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 100 EACH 16** Cap, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 25 EACH 17** Flight Cap, Dress

Uniform

48 HOURS 25 EACH

18** Skirt, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 30 EACH 19** Trousers, Battle Dress

Uniform (BDU)

48 HOURS 50 EACH

20** Shirt, Battle Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 50 EACH

21** Ascot/ scarf, Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

22** Cummerbund, Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

23** Pistol Belt 48 HOURS 1 EACH 24** Flag Belt 48 HOURS 1 EACH 25** Belt, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 1 EACH 26** Aiguillette, Dress

Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

27** Bow Tie, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 1 EACH 28** Long Tie, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 1 EACH 29** Tie Tab, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 1 EACH 30** Overcoat, All- Weather

Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 10 EACH

31** Liner, Overcoat All- Weather Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 10 EACH

32** Jacket, Lined (Military 48 HOURS 20 EACH 33* Jacket Flying 45P 4 DAYS 20 EACH 34* Hood Flying 45P 4 DAYS 20 EACH 35* Jacket Flying 46P 4 DAYS 20 EACH 36* Anti-G Garments 4 DAYS 10 EACH 37* Flight Suit 4 DAYS 20 EACH 38* Arctic Mittens 4 DAYS 1 Pair

39* Cap, Extreme Cold Weather (Bunny)

4 DAYS 1 EACH

40** Jacket, Fur Trim 48 HOURS 20 EACH 41** Short Coat, Unlined

(Military)

48 HOURS 1 EACH

42** Shirt, Mess Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

43** Trouser, Mess Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

44** Jacket, Mess Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

45** Jacket, Suede/ Leather 48 HOURS 1 EACH 46** Raincoat 48 HOURS 1 EACH 47** Tuxedo 48 HOURS 1 EACH 48** Suit, 2 Piece 48 HOURS EACH 49** Vest, Suit 48 HOURS 1 EACH 50** Gloves, Cotton/Nylon 48 HOURS 1 EACH 51 Car Coat Non-Military 3 DAYS 1 EACH 52* Sweater, Wool 3 DAYS 50 EACH 53** Dress, Evening Gown 48 HOURS 1 EACH

(Band Costume) 54** Dress, Concert 48 HOURS 1 EACH 55** Shirt, (band Costume) 48 HOURS 1 EACH 56** Shirt, Polo 48 HOURS 1 EACH 57** Slacks/Trouser, Dress

Black

48 HOURS 1 EACH

58** Jeans 48 HOURS 0 EACH 59** Slacks/Trousers, Khaki 48 HOURS 0 EACH 60** Shirt/Blouse, Khaki 48 HOURS 0 EACH 61** Sports Coat 48 HOURS 0 EACH 62 Aircraft Seat Cover 5 DAYS 0 EACH

TOTAL ESTIMATED PIECES 1781 EACH

TOTAL LINEN CONTRACT

Note: *=Individual Equipment Issue Item

**=Air Force Band & Honor Guard Uniforms

1.2. Packaging: The following are the routine requirements for packing of laundry for this contract.

Any other packing requirements will be specified on laundry ticket at time that service is requested.

1 Sheets, Single & Double Packed in 10s 2 Sheets Queen & King Packed in 6s 3 Blanket, Single Packed in 1s 4 Blanket, Double Packed in 3s 5 Pillow Case, Standard Packed in 25s 6 Pillow Case, Queen/King Packed in 10s 7 Pillows Packed in 1s 8 Mattress Pad, Single Packed in 10s 9 Mattress Pad, Double Packed in 3s 10 Towels, Bath Packed in 10s 11 Towels, Hand Packed in 10s 12 Wash Cloths Packed in 50s 13 Bath Matts Packed in 10s 14 Table Cloths Packed on Hanger 1 or 2 per hanger depending on weight 15 Lab Coat Packed on Hanger 1 each per hanger 16 Smock/Wrap Packed on Hanger 1 each per hanger 17 Scrubs/Pant/Tops Packed in 10s 18 Coverall Packed on Hanger 1 each per hanger 19 Napkins Packed in 25s 20 Uniforms/Clothing Packed on Hanger 1 each per hanger 21 Mop Heads Packed in 3s 22 Rags Packed in Plastic bags 25-40 Lbs per bag

23 Cleaning Cloths Packed in Plastic bags 15-20 Lbs per bag

1.2.1. Method of Finish

1 W Wash 2 D Dry 3 F Fold 4 WDF Wash, Dry, Fold 5 P Press on Commercial Pressing Equipment 6 I Press on Flatwork Ironing Equipment 7 S Starch on Request 8 OH Return Finished Work on Hanger 9 WP Wrap Finished Work in Plastic 10 FP Flameproof 11 MT Chemical Treat (Dust Control Mobs) 12 DC Dry Clean 13 B Return In Plastic Garment Bag 14 HD Hang Dry 15 TD Tumble Dry

1.2.2. MISCELLANEOUS REPAIR AND TREATMENT

ITEM ESTIMATED YEARLY REQUIREMENTS

1 Zipper Replacement 25 Each 2 Reimbursable Repair (Requested Work) 1 LO 3 Fire Retardant Processing 10 Each 4 Water Repellent Processing 10

INSERT MAP AND DELIVERY POINT LOCATIONS

EXHIBIT 2

REQUIRED REPORTS

1. The contractor must submit one copy of the Quality Control Plan to the contracting Officer no later than the Pre-Performance Conference. An updated copy must be provided to the Contracting Officer on the contract start date and as changes occur.

EXHIBIT 3a

GOVERNMENT FURNISHED FACILITIES-Reserved

EXHIBIT 3b

GOVERNMENT FURNISHED EQUIPMENT (GOVERNMENT OWNED EQUIPMENT)-Reserved

EXHIBIT 3c

GOVERNMENT FURNISHED EQUIPMENT (LEASED BY GOVERNMENT)-Reserved

EXHIBIT 4

OPTION PERIOD I (12 months)

2. Identification, Standard Packaging, and Method of Finish

2.1. Key for laundry method and packaging and estimated workload

YEARLY

REQUIREMENTS

1.1.3 INDIVIDUAL PIECE LAUNDRY Includes:

1 Pillow, Bed WD 5 DAYS 25 EACH 2 Pillow, Aircraft WD 5 DAYS 10 EACH 3** Shirts, Dress Uniform WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 100 EACH 4** Trousers, Dress Uniform WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 100 EACH 5 Coveralls WDPOHB 4 DAYS 500 EACH 6 Tablecloths WDSPOHB 4 DAYS 50 EACH 7 Lab Coats WDPOHB 4 DAYS 500 EACH 8 Smock/Wraps WDPOHB 4 DAYS 1 EACH 9 Scrub Pants WDPOHB 4 DAYS 100 EACH 10 Scrub Tops WDPOHB 4 DAYS 100 EACH 11* Sleeping Bag WTDF 5 DAYS 500 EACH 12* Hood, Sleeping Bag WTD 5 DAYS 300 EACH 13* Modular Sleeping Bag, Patrol

WTDF 5 DAYS 50 EACH

14* Modular Sleeping Bag, Intermediate Cold Weather

WTDF 5 DAYS 50 EACH

15* Stuff Sack, Modular Sleeping Bag

WHDF 5 DAYS 50 EACH

16* Bivy Cover, Sleeping Bag WHDF 5 DAYS 50 EACH 17 Welding Jacket WDFPOH 4 DAYS 1 EACH 18** Gloves, Cotton/Dress

Uniform

WDWP 48 HOURS 1 EACH

19** Blouse, Dress Uniform WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 100 EACH 20 Laundry Bag WDFWP 4 DAYS 35 EACH 21* Flying Bag, Canvas WDFW 4 DAYS 1 EACH 22** Shirt, Non-Military WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 1 EACH 23** Trousers, Non-Military WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 1 EACH 24 Napkins WDSFWP 4 DAYS 50 EACH 25* Jacket, Chemical Warfare WDPOHB 4 DAYS 25 EACH

26* Trousers, Chemical Warfare

WDPOHB 4 DAYS 25 EACH

27** Trousers, Battle Dress Uniform

WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 50 EACH

28** Shirt, Battle Dress Uniform

WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 50 EACH

29* Field, Jacket, Cotton/Nylon

WTDOHB 3 DAYS 125 EACH

30* Field Jacket Liner, Nylon WTDOHB 3 DAYS 125 EACH 31* Parka, Gortex

Camouflage Cold Weather 100% Nylon

WTDOHB 4 DAYS 100 EACH

32* Trousers, Gortex Camouflage Cold Weather 100% Nylon

WTDOHB 4 DAYS 25 EACH

33* Parka Line, Gortex WTDOHB 4 DAYS 100 EACH 34* Bag, Police WTDFWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 35* Raincoat, Police

(Black/Orange)

WTDOHB 4 DAYS 1 EACH

36* Jacket, Gortex Police Winter (Blue)

WTDOHB 4 DAYS 1 EACH

37* Flack Vest, Police WHDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 38* Flack Vest Cover, Police WTDOHWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 39* Vest, Tactical Load

Bearing Nylon

WHD 4 DAYS 1 EACH

40* Helmet Cover WTDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 41* Poncho Liner/Blanket WTDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 42* Mosquito Net WHDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 43* Ruck Sack Cover Desert

Camouflage

WTDF 4 DAYS 1 EACH

44* Bag, Chemical Protective Clothing Ensemble

WHDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH

3 Pillows 5 DAYS 25 EACH 4 Tablecloths 4 DAYS 50 EACH

5* Jacket, Chemical Warfare

(CW)

5 DAYS 50 EACH

6* Pants, Chemical Warfare

(CW)

5 DAYS 50 EACH

7* Parka, N2B 4 DAYS 50 EACH 8* Parka, N3B 4 DAYS 50 EACH 9* Coveralls, Cold Weather

1/P

4 DAYS 300 EACH

10* Trousers, Cold Weather F-1B

4 DAYS 1 EACH

11* Trousers, Cold Weather Non-Military

4 DAYS 1 EACH

12* Jacket, Cold Weather Non-Military

4 DAYS 1 EACH

13** Shirt, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 100 EACH 14** Trousers, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 100 EACH

15** Jacket, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 100 EACH 16** Cap, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 25 EACH 17** Flight Cap, Dress

Uniform

48 HOURS 25 EACH

18** Skirt, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 30 EACH 19** Trousers, Battle Dress

Uniform (BDU)

48 HOURS 50 EACH

20** Shirt, Battle Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 50 EACH

21** Ascot/ scarf, Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

22** Cummerbund, Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

23** Pistol Belt 48 HOURS 1 EACH 24** Flag Belt 48 HOURS 1 EACH 25** Belt, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 1 EACH 26** Aiguillette, Dress

Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

27** Bow Tie, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 1 EACH 28** Long Tie, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 1 EACH 29** Tie Tab, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 1 EACH 30** Overcoat, All- Weather

Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 10 EACH

31** Liner, Overcoat All- Weather Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 10 EACH

32** Jacket, Lined (Military 48 HOURS 20 EACH 33* Jacket Flying 45P 4 DAYS 20 EACH 34* Hood Flying 45P 4 DAYS 20 EACH 35* Jacket Flying 46P 4 DAYS 20 EACH 36* Anti-G Garments 4 DAYS 10 EACH 37* Flight Suit 4 DAYS 20 EACH 38* Arctic Mittens 4 DAYS 1 Pair

39* Cap, Extreme Cold Weather (Bunny)

4 DAYS 1 EACH

40** Jacket, Fur Trim 48 HOURS 20 EACH 41** Short Coat, Unlined

(Military)

48 HOURS 1 EACH

42** Shirt, Mess Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

43** Trouser, Mess Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

44** Jacket, Mess Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

45** Jacket, Suede/ Leather 48 HOURS 1 EACH 46** Raincoat 48 HOURS 1 EACH 47** Tuxedo 48 HOURS 1 EACH 48** Suit, 2 Piece 48 HOURS EACH 49** Vest, Suit 48 HOURS 1 EACH 50** Gloves, Cotton/Nylon 48 HOURS 1 EACH 51 Car Coat Non-Military 3 DAYS 1 EACH 52* Sweater, Wool 3 DAYS 50 EACH 53** Dress, Evening Gown

(Band Costume)

48 HOURS 1 EACH

54** Dress, Concert 48 HOURS 1 EACH 55** Shirt, (band Costume) 48 HOURS 1 EACH 56** Shirt, Polo 48 HOURS 1 EACH 57** Slacks/Trouser, Dress

Black

48 HOURS 1 EACH

58** Jeans 48 HOURS 0 EACH 59** Slacks/Trousers, Khaki 48 HOURS 0 EACH 60** Shirt/Blouse, Khaki 48 HOURS 0 EACH

EXHIBIT 5

OPTION PERIOD II (12 months)

3. Identification, Standard Packaging, and Method of English

3.1. Key for laudry method and packaging and estimated workload.

ESTIMATED

LBS.

1.1.4 INDIVIDUAL PIECE LAUNDRY Includes:

1 Pillow, Bed WD 5 DAYS 25 EACH 2 Pillow, Aircraft WD 5 DAYS 10 EACH 3** Shirts, Dress Uniform WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 100 EACH 4** Trousers, Dress Uniform WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 100 EACH 5 Coveralls WDPOHB 4 DAYS 500 EACH 6 Tablecloths WDSPOHB 4 DAYS 50 EACH 7 Lab Coats WDPOHB 4 DAYS 500 EACH 8 Smock/Wraps WDPOHB 4 DAYS 1 EACH 9 Scrub Pants WDPOHB 4 DAYS 100 EACH 10 Scrub Tops WDPOHB 4 DAYS 100 EACH 11* Sleeping Bag WTDF 5 DAYS 500 EACH 12* Hood, Sleeping Bag WTD 5 DAYS 300 EACH 13* Modular Sleeping Bag, Patrol

WTDF 5 DAYS 50 EACH

14* Modular Sleeping Bag, Intermediate Cold Weather

WTDF 5 DAYS 50 EACH

15* Stuff Sack, Modular Sleeping Bag

WHDF 5 DAYS 50 EACH

16* Bivy Cover, Sleeping Bag WHDF 5 DAYS 50 EACH 17 Welding Jacket WDFPOH 4 DAYS 1 EACH 18** Gloves, Cotton/Dress

Uniform

WDWP 48 HOURS 1 EACH

19** Blouse, Dress Uniform WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 100 EACH 20 Laundry Bag WDFWP 4 DAYS 35 EACH 21* Flying Bag, Canvas WDFW 4 DAYS 1 EACH 22** Shirt, Non-Military WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 1 EACH 23** Trousers, Non-Military WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 1 EACH

25* Jacket, Chemical Warfare WDPOHB 4 DAYS 25 EACH

26* Trousers, Chemical Warfare

WDPOHB 4 DAYS 25 EACH

27** Trousers, Battle Dress Uniform

WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 50 EACH

28** Shirt, Battle Dress Uniform

WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 50 EACH

29* Field, Jacket, Cotton/Nylon

WTDOHB 3 DAYS 125 EACH

30* Field Jacket Liner, Nylon WTDOHB 3 DAYS 125 EACH 31* Parka, Gortex

Camouflage Cold Weather 100% Nylon

WTDOHB 4 DAYS 100 EACH

32* Trousers, Gortex Camouflage Cold Weather 100% Nylon

WTDOHB 4 DAYS 25 EACH

33* Parka Line, Gortex WTDOHB 4 DAYS 100 EACH 34* Bag, Police WTDFWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 35* Raincoat, Police

(Black/Orange)

WTDOHB 4 DAYS 1 EACH

36* Jacket, Gortex Police Winter (Blue)

WTDOHB 4 DAYS 1 EACH

37* Flack Vest, Police WHDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 38* Flack Vest Cover, Police WTDOHWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 39* Vest, Tactical Load

Bearing Nylon

WHD 4 DAYS 1 EACH

40* Helmet Cover WTDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 41* Poncho Liner/Blanket WTDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 42* Mosquito Net WHDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 43* Ruck Sack Cover Desert

Camouflage

WTDF 4 DAYS 1 EACH

44* Bag, Chemical Protective Clothing Ensemble

WHDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH

4 Tablecloths 4 DAYS 50 EACH

5* Jacket, Chemical Warfare

(CW)

5 DAYS 50 EACH

6* Pants, Chemical Warfare

(CW)

5 DAYS 50 EACH

7* Parka, N2B 4 DAYS 50 EACH 8* Parka, N3B 4 DAYS 50 EACH 9* Coveralls, Cold Weather

1/P

4 DAYS 300 EACH

10* Trousers, Cold Weather F-1B

4 DAYS 1 EACH

11* Trousers, Cold Weather Non-Military

4 DAYS 1 EACH

12* Jacket, Cold Weather Non-Military

4 DAYS 1 EACH

13** Shirt, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 100 EACH 14** Trousers, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 100 EACH

15** Jacket, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 100 EACH 16** Cap, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 25 EACH 17** Flight Cap, Dress

Uniform

48 HOURS 25 EACH

18** Skirt, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 30 EACH 19** Trousers, Battle Dress

Uniform (BDU)

48 HOURS 50 EACH

20** Shirt, Battle Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 50 EACH

21** Ascot/ scarf, Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

22** Cummerbund, Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

23** Pistol Belt 48 HOURS 1 EACH 24** Flag Belt 48 HOURS 1 EACH 25** Belt, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 1 EACH 26** Aiguillette, Dress

Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

27** Bow Tie, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 1 EACH 28** Long Tie, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 1 EACH 29** Tie Tab, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 1 EACH 30** Overcoat, All- Weather

Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 10 EACH

31** Liner, Overcoat All- Weather Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 10 EACH

32** Jacket, Lined (Military 48 HOURS 20 EACH 33* Jacket Flying 45P 4 DAYS 20 EACH 34* Hood Flying 45P 4 DAYS 20 EACH 35* Jacket Flying 46P 4 DAYS 20 EACH 36* Anti-G Garments 4 DAYS 10 EACH 37* Flight Suit 4 DAYS 20 EACH 38* Arctic Mittens 4 DAYS 1 Pair

39* Cap, Extreme Cold Weather (Bunny)

4 DAYS 1 EACH

40** Jacket, Fur Trim 48 HOURS 20 EACH 41** Short Coat, Unlined

(Military)

48 HOURS 1 EACH

42** Shirt, Mess Dress

48 HOURS 1 EACH

43** Trouser, Mess Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

44** Jacket, Mess Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

45** Jacket, Suede/ Leather 48 HOURS 1 EACH 46** Raincoat 48 HOURS 1 EACH 47** Tuxedo 48 HOURS 1 EACH 48** Suit, 2 Piece 48 HOURS EACH 49** Vest, Suit 48 HOURS 1 EACH 50** Gloves, Cotton/Nylon 48 HOURS 1 EACH 51 Car Coat Non-Military 3 DAYS 1 EACH 52* Sweater, Wool 3 DAYS 50 EACH 53** Dress, Evening Gown

(Band Costume)

48 HOURS 1 EACH

54** Dress, Concert 48 HOURS 1 EACH 55** Shirt, (band Costume) 48 HOURS 1 EACH 56** Shirt, Polo 48 HOURS 1 EACH 57** Slacks/Trouser, Dress

Black

48 HOURS 1 EACH

58** Jeans 48 HOURS 0 EACH 59** Slacks/Trousers, Khaki 48 HOURS 0 EACH 60** Shirt/Blouse, Khaki 48 HOURS 0 EACH

EXHIBIT 6

OPTION PERIOD III (12 months)

4. Identification, Standard Packaging, and Method of Finish

4.1. Key for laundry method and packaging and estimated workload.

1.1.5 INDIVIDUAL PIECE LAUNDRY Includes:

1 Pillow, Bed WD 5 DAYS 25 EACH 2 Pillow, Aircraft WD 5 DAYS 10 EACH 3** Shirts, Dress Uniform WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 100 EACH 4** Trousers, Dress Uniform WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 100 EACH 5 Coveralls WDPOHB 4 DAYS 500 EACH 6 Tablecloths WDSPOHB 4 DAYS 50 EACH 7 Lab Coats WDPOHB 4 DAYS 500 EACH 8 Smock/Wraps WDPOHB 4 DAYS 1 EACH 9 Scrub Pants WDPOHB 4 DAYS 100 EACH 10 Scrub Tops WDPOHB 4 DAYS 100 EACH 11* Sleeping Bag WTDF 5 DAYS 500 EACH 12* Hood, Sleeping Bag WTD 5 DAYS 300 EACH 13* Modular Sleeping Bag, Patrol

WTDF 5 DAYS 50 EACH

14* Modular Sleeping Bag, Intermediate Cold Weather

WTDF 5 DAYS 50 EACH

15* Stuff Sack, Modular Sleeping Bag

WHDF 5 DAYS 50 EACH

16* Bivy Cover, Sleeping Bag WHDF 5 DAYS 50 EACH 17 Welding Jacket WDFPOH 4 DAYS 1 EACH 18** Gloves, Cotton/Dress

Uniform

WDWP 48 HOURS 1 EACH

19** Blouse, Dress Uniform WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 100 EACH 20 Laundry Bag WDFWP 4 DAYS 35 EACH 21* Flying Bag, Canvas WDFW 4 DAYS 1 EACH 22** Shirt, Non-Military WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 1 EACH

23** Trousers, Non-Military WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 1 EACH

25* Jacket, Chemical Warfare WDPOHB 4 DAYS 25 EACH 26* Trousers, Chemical

Warfare

WDPOHB 4 DAYS 25 EACH

27** Trousers, Battle Dress Uniform

WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 50 EACH

28** Shirt, Battle Dress Uniform

WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 50 EACH

29* Field, Jacket, Cotton/Nylon

WTDOHB 3 DAYS 125 EACH

30* Field Jacket Liner, Nylon WTDOHB 3 DAYS 125 EACH 31* Parka, Gortex

Camouflage Cold Weather 100% Nylon

WTDOHB 4 DAYS 100 EACH

32* Trousers, Gortex Camouflage Cold Weather 100% Nylon

WTDOHB 4 DAYS 25 EACH

33* Parka Line, Gortex WTDOHB 4 DAYS 100 EACH 34* Bag, Police WTDFWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 35* Raincoat, Police

(Black/Orange)

WTDOHB 4 DAYS 1 EACH

36* Jacket, Gortex Police Winter (Blue)

WTDOHB 4 DAYS 1 EACH

37* Flack Vest, Police WHDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 38* Flack Vest Cover, Police WTDOHWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 39* Vest, Tactical Load

Bearing Nylon

WHD 4 DAYS 1 EACH

40* Helmet Cover WTDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 41* Poncho Liner/Blanket WTDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 42* Mosquito Net WHDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 43* Ruck Sack Cover Desert

Camouflage

WTDF 4 DAYS 1 EACH

44* Bag, Chemical Protective Clothing Ensemble

WHDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH

4 Tablecloths 4 DAYS 50 EACH 5* Jacket, Chemical Warfare

(CW)

5 DAYS 50 EACH

6* Pants, Chemical Warfare

(CW)

5 DAYS 50 EACH

7* Parka, N2B 4 DAYS 50 EACH 8* Parka, N3B 4 DAYS 50 EACH 9* Coveralls, Cold Weather

1/P

4 DAYS 300 EACH

10* Trousers, Cold Weather F-1B

4 DAYS 1 EACH

11* Trousers, Cold Weather Non-Military

4 DAYS 1 EACH

12* Jacket, Cold Weather Non-Military

4 DAYS 1 EACH

13** Shirt, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 100 EACH 14** Trousers, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 100 EACH 15** Jacket, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 100 EACH 16** Cap, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 25 EACH 17** Flight Cap, Dress

Uniform

48 HOURS 25 EACH

18** Skirt, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 30 EACH 19** Trousers, Battle Dress

Uniform (BDU)

48 HOURS 50 EACH

20** Shirt, Battle Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 50 EACH

21** Ascot/ scarf, Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

22** Cummerbund, Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

23** Pistol Belt 48 HOURS 1 EACH 24** Flag Belt 48 HOURS 1 EACH 25** Belt, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 1 EACH 26** Aiguillette, Dress

Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

27** Bow Tie, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 1 EACH 28** Long Tie, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 1 EACH 29** Tie Tab, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 1 EACH 30** Overcoat, All- Weather

Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 10 EACH

31** Liner, Overcoat All- Weather Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 10 EACH

32** Jacket, Lined (Military 48 HOURS 20 EACH 33* Jacket Flying 45P 4 DAYS 20 EACH 34* Hood Flying 45P 4 DAYS 20 EACH 35* Jacket Flying 46P 4 DAYS 20 EACH 36* Anti-G Garments 4 DAYS 10 EACH 37* Flight Suit 4 DAYS 20 EACH 38* Arctic Mittens 4 DAYS 1 Pair

39* Cap, Extreme Cold Weather (Bunny)

4 DAYS 1 EACH

40** Jacket, Fur Trim 48 HOURS 20 EACH 41** Short Coat, Unlined

(Military)

48 HOURS 1 EACH

42** Shirt, Mess Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

43** Trouser, Mess Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

44** Jacket, Mess Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

45** Jacket, Suede/ Leather 48 HOURS 1 EACH 46** Raincoat 48 HOURS 1 EACH 47** Tuxedo 48 HOURS 1 EACH 48** Suit, 2 Piece 48 HOURS EACH 49** Vest, Suit 48 HOURS 1 EACH 50** Gloves, Cotton/Nylon 48 HOURS 1 EACH 51 Car Coat Non-Military 3 DAYS 1 EACH 52* Sweater, Wool 3 DAYS 50 EACH 53** Dress, Evening Gown

(Band Costume)

48 HOURS 1 EACH

54** Dress, Concert 48 HOURS 1 EACH 55** Shirt, (band Costume) 48 HOURS 1 EACH 56** Shirt, Polo 48 HOURS 1 EACH 57** Slacks/Trouser, Dress

Black

48 HOURS 1 EACH

58** Jeans 48 HOURS 0 EACH 59** Slacks/Trousers, Khaki 48 HOURS 0 EACH 60** Shirt/Blouse, Khaki 48 HOURS 0 EACH

EXHIBIT 7

OPTION PERIOD IV (12 months)

5. Identification, Standard Packaging, and Method of Finish

5.1. Key for laundry method and packaging and estimated workload

1.1.6 INDIVIDUAL PIECE LAUNDRY Includes:

1 Pillow, Bed WD 5 DAYS 25 EACH

2 Pillow, Aircraft WD 5 DAYS 10 EACH 3** Shirts, Dress Uniform WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 100 EACH 4** Trousers, Dress Uniform WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 100 EACH 5 Coveralls WDPOHB 4 DAYS 500 EACH 6 Tablecloths WDSPOHB 4 DAYS 50 EACH 7 Lab Coats WDPOHB 4 DAYS 500 EACH 8 Smock/Wraps WDPOHB 4 DAYS 1 EACH 9 Scrub Pants WDPOHB 4 DAYS 100 EACH 10 Scrub Tops WDPOHB 4 DAYS 100 EACH 11* Sleeping Bag WTDF 5 DAYS 500 EACH 12* Hood, Sleeping Bag WTD 5 DAYS 300 EACH 13* Modular Sleeping Bag, Patrol

WTDF 5 DAYS 50 EACH

14* Modular Sleeping Bag, Intermediate Cold Weather

WTDF 5 DAYS 50 EACH

15* Stuff Sack, Modular Sleeping Bag

WHDF 5 DAYS 50 EACH

16* Bivy Cover, Sleeping Bag WHDF 5 DAYS 50 EACH 17 Welding Jacket WDFPOH 4 DAYS 1 EACH 18** Gloves, Cotton/Dress

Uniform

WDWP 48 HOURS 1 EACH

19** Blouse, Dress Uniform WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 100 EACH 20 Laundry Bag WDFWP 4 DAYS 35 EACH 21* Flying Bag, Canvas WDFW 4 DAYS 1 EACH 22** Shirt, Non-Military WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 1 EACH 23** Trousers, Non-Military WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 1 EACH 24 Napkins WDSFWP 4 DAYS 50 EACH 25* Jacket, Chemical Warfare WDPOHB 4 DAYS 25 EACH 26* Trousers, Chemical

Warfare

WDPOHB 4 DAYS 25 EACH

27** Trousers, Battle Dress Uniform

WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 50 EACH

28** Shirt, Battle Dress Uniform

WDSPOHB 48 HOURS 50 EACH

29* Field, Jacket, Cotton/Nylon

WTDOHB 3 DAYS 125 EACH

30* Field Jacket Liner, Nylon WTDOHB 3 DAYS 125 EACH 31* Parka, Gortex

Camouflage Cold Weather 100% Nylon

WTDOHB 4 DAYS 100 EACH

32* Trousers, Gortex Camouflage Cold Weather 100% Nylon

WTDOHB 4 DAYS 25 EACH

33* Parka Line, Gortex WTDOHB 4 DAYS 100 EACH 34* Bag, Police WTDFWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 35* Raincoat, Police

(Black/Orange)

WTDOHB 4 DAYS 1 EACH

36* Jacket, Gortex Police Winter (Blue)

WTDOHB 4 DAYS 1 EACH

37* Flack Vest, Police WHDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 38* Flack Vest Cover, Police WTDOHWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 39* Vest, Tactical Load

Bearing Nylon

WHD 4 DAYS 1 EACH

40* Helmet Cover WTDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 41* Poncho Liner/Blanket WTDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 42* Mosquito Net WHDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH 43* Ruck Sack Cover Desert

Camouflage

WTDF 4 DAYS 1 EACH

44* Bag, Chemical Protective Clothing Ensemble

WHDWP 4 DAYS 1 EACH

3 Pillows 5 DAYS 25 EACH 4 Tablecloths 4 DAYS 50 EACH 5* Jacket, Chemical Warfare

(CW)

5 DAYS 50 EACH

6* Pants, Chemical Warfare

(CW)

5 DAYS 50 EACH

7* Parka, N2B 4 DAYS 50 EACH 8* Parka, N3B 4 DAYS 50 EACH 9* Coveralls, Cold Weather

1/P

4 DAYS 300 EACH

10* Trousers, Cold Weather F-1B

4 DAYS 1 EACH

11* Trousers, Cold Weather Non-Military

4 DAYS 1 EACH

12* Jacket, Cold Weather Non-Military

4 DAYS 1 EACH

13** Shirt, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 100 EACH 14** Trousers, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 100 EACH

15** Jacket, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 100 EACH 16** Cap, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 25 EACH 17** Flight Cap, Dress

Uniform

48 HOURS 25 EACH

18** Skirt, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 30 EACH 19** Trousers, Battle Dress

Uniform (BDU)

48 HOURS 50 EACH

20** Shirt, Battle Dress 48 HOURS 50 EACH

21** Ascot/ scarf, Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

22** Cummerbund, Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

23** Pistol Belt 48 HOURS 1 EACH 24** Flag Belt 48 HOURS 1 EACH 25** Belt, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 1 EACH 26** Aiguillette, Dress

Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

27** Bow Tie, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 1 EACH 28** Long Tie, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 1 EACH 29** Tie Tab, Dress Uniform 48 HOURS 1 EACH 30** Overcoat, All- Weather

Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 10 EACH

31** Liner, Overcoat All- Weather Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 10 EACH

32** Jacket, Lined (Military 48 HOURS 20 EACH 33* Jacket Flying 45P 4 DAYS 20 EACH 34* Hood Flying 45P 4 DAYS 20 EACH 35* Jacket Flying 46P 4 DAYS 20 EACH 36* Anti-G Garments 4 DAYS 10 EACH 37* Flight Suit 4 DAYS 20 EACH 38* Arctic Mittens 4 DAYS 1 Pair

39* Cap, Extreme Cold Weather (Bunny)

4 DAYS 1 EACH

40** Jacket, Fur Trim 48 HOURS 20 EACH 41** Short Coat, Unlined

(Military)

48 HOURS 1 EACH

42** Shirt, Mess Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

43** Trouser, Mess Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

44** Jacket, Mess Dress Uniform

48 HOURS 1 EACH

45** Jacket, Suede/ Leather 48 HOURS 1 EACH 46** Raincoat 48 HOURS 1 EACH 47** Tuxedo 48 HOURS 1 EACH 48** Suit, 2 Piece 48 HOURS EACH 49** Vest, Suit 48 HOURS 1 EACH 50** Gloves, Cotton/Nylon 48 HOURS 1 EACH 51 Car Coat Non-Military 3 DAYS 1 EACH 52* Sweater, Wool 3 DAYS 50 EACH 53** Dress, Evening Gown

(Band Costume)

48 HOURS 1 EACH

54** Dress, Concert 48 HOURS 1 EACH 55** Shirt, (band Costume) 48 HOURS 1 EACH 56** Shirt, Polo 48 HOURS 1 EACH 57** Slacks/Trouser, Dress

Black

48 HOURS 1 EACH

58** Jeans 48 HOURS 0 EACH 59** Slacks/Trousers, Khaki 48 HOURS 0 EACH 60** Shirt/Blouse, Khaki 48 HOURS 0 EACH

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT
APPENDIX A DEFINITIONS
APPENDIX B PUBLICATIONS
TOTAL ESTIMATED PIECES 1781 EACH
GOVERNMENT FURNISHED FACILITIES-Reserved
GOVERNMENT FURNISHED EQUIPMENT (GOVERNMENT OWNED EQUIPMENT)-Reserved
GOVERNMENT FURNISHED EQUIPMENT (LEASED BY GOVERNMENT)-Reserved
TOTAL ESTIMATED PIECES 1781 EACH
TOTAL ESTIMATED PIECES 1781 EACH
TOTAL ESTIMATED PIECES 1781 EACH
TOTAL ESTIMATED PIECES 1781 EACH

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