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This image file is a product photograph related to a procurement request issued by the State of Maine Division of Purchases for Mustang Ice Rider #MJ6280 jackets. The photograph displays a canvas tote bag, which appears to be ancillary to the primary jacket procurement. The jacket procurement requests approximately 36 Mustang Ice Rider #MJ6280 snowmobile jackets with no substitutes permitted, featuring triple-layer construction with Cordura and Ballistic nylon outer shell, AirSoft closed-cell foam insulation, and mesh interior lining. The jacket specifications include large chest vents with pockets, extra-long pit zips, short tapered racing collar with fleece lining, drawcord-adjustable waist system, fleece-lined hand warmer pockets, and 3M Scotchlite reflective piping. Sizing allocation consists of 1 medium, 6 large, 17 extra-large, 10 double extra-large, and 2 extra-large tall. Bids were due December 7, 2009, with submission required to the Division of Purchases at Room 119, 9 State House Station, State Office Building, Augusta, Maine, either sealed or electronically submitted.

Optional customization services include silkscreen imprinting of "MAINE GAME WARDEN" on jacket backs in black lettering, badge tab attachment on front left chest, and departmental patch application to each sleeve at shoulder height, with patches supplied by the department. Mustang Survival provides a one-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship from the purchase date, excluding products deemed to have received excessive or abusive use. All bidders must submit a notarized State Purchasing Code of Conduct Affidavit certifying compliance with applicable wage, health, labor, environmental, and safety laws, as well as identification of complete physical locations where garments are assembled, faxed to Sue Garcia at 207-287-6578 by the bid opening date. Unit prices must exclude Federal and Maine State Sales and Use taxes, with all transportation charges prepaid and borne by the contractor. Award will be made to the lowest responsible bidder based on best value considerations including service quality, specification conformity, delivery date, and ultimate cost to the State.