Canvas bag specifications~3.pdf
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- Re-bid FY24 - Canvas Bags
- Solicitation number
- 24-494DOT-FINAD-B-41935
- Issued by
- Illinois
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This document contains the specifications for canvas bags required under a state and local contract opportunity in Illinois. The bags must be manufactured in the U.S., made of 12-ounce per square yard single-filled cotton duck, have selvage edges and double-stitched seams, a minimum of 11 stitches per 2 inches, and finished dimensions of approximately 15"W x 22"H. The bags must be able to hold a minimum of 80 pounds and will be examined by the Department for compliance before award. The contract opportunity is for the re-bid of FY24 canvas bags.
The specification document does not provide details on pricing terms, set asides, incumbents, funding requirements and sources, or contract term and renewal options.
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SUPPLIES AND/OR SERVICES REQUIRED:
1.2.1. The bag(s) provided by the Vendor shall be manufactured in the U.S;
1.2.1.1 Materials used for the bags do not have to be manufactured in the U.S.
1.2.2. be made of single-filled cotton duck weighing 12 ounces per square yard;
1.2.3. be made with selvage edge at the top and the seams securely double-stitched with 138 bonded polyester threads;
1.2.4. have a minimum of eleven stitches in 2 inches of sewing;
1.2.5. have finished dimensions of approximately 15 ½"W X 22 ½"H. The bag opening shall be represented by the width of the sample bag;
1.2.6. Have NO zippers: Department uses its own cable ties or strings to close the bags. A bag with just an opening is acceptable;
1.2.7. be examined by the Department for compliance with the specifications before award:
a. Measure the bag;
b. Check thickness with calipers;
c. Count stitching;
d. Cut out a 12 x 12 piece and weigh to see if it meets 12 ounce requirement;
e. Pull on bag and seam to ensure it can hold a minimum of 80 lbs.
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