Attachment_1_-_Statement_of_Work_-_23_May_2017.pdf

Attachment 1

Statement of Work Fire Emergency Services

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Advanced Inspection & Cleaning

23 May 2017

1. Robins Fire Emergency Services (RFES) requires service for the advanced cleaning, inspection and repair of personal protective equipment (PPE).

2. Inspection and cleaning must be in compliance with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) codes and standards. Among these standards is NFPA 1851, Standard on Selection, Care and Maintenance of Personal Protective Equipment. This standard requires: development, implementation, and management of a program for the selection, care, and maintenance of firefighting protective ensembles. Services provided by this contract include the cost of shipping to provider and return shipping to 778 CES/CEXF, Robins Fire and Emergency Services (RFES) located at 375 Robins Pkwy, Bldg. 377, Robins AFB, GA 31088. Any/All repairs and costs outside of this contract will need to be coordinated prior to any work requiring to be conducted.

This service is for an Independent Service Provider (ISP) to conduct these sections of the standard. The verified ISP shall be able to perform all services as required in accordance with NFPA 1851:

2.1. Advanced Inspection: Advanced inspections of PPE and ensemble elements are to be conducted by trained persons within the department or a verified ISP at a minimum of every 12 months or whenever routine inspections indicate that a problem may exist.

2.2. Advanced Cleaning: A thorough cleaning of ensembles and ensemble elements accomplished by machine washing unless specifically prohibited.

2.3. Repairs:

• Only persons who have received training can repair or manage repair of elements.

• Subject garments to advance or specialized cleaning before repair work is undertaken.

• Always contact the manufacturer to determine whether a repair can be made.

• Repairs must use materials and be made in a manner approved by the manufacturer.

• Replacement interface components shall be installed in a manner consistent with the ensemble or ensemble element manufacturer’s method of construction.

• All repairs and alterations shall be performed in the same manner and using like materials as the garment element manufacturer, including but not limited to fabric, thread type, seam construction, hardware, and hardware backing, unless approved by the garment element manufacturer.

2.4. Verification

• Verification of the organization or ISP shall be limited to repairs of garment elements only. Verification of the organization or ISP shall not apply to helmet elements, glove elements, footwear elements, hood elements or optional CBRN ensembles.

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• All verification of the organization or ISP shall be performed by a certification organization such as the garment manufacturer certified by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA).

3. Initially, there is a requirement for advanced cleaning, inspection and repair service for 126 sets (coat, pant, helmet, boots, gloves, and hood) of structural firefighting PPE and 50 sets of proximity firefighting PPE. This service will need to be conducted at a rate of approximately 11 sets per month of structural and 6 sets of proximity firefighting PPE. Any shipping/handling charges both ways must be included in the base price of service. The ISP must have an online tracking program that the Fire Department Health & Safety Officer and Compliance NCO can access to track PPE records of cleaning, inspections and repairs.

4. Fire Department Supplemental Requirements:

• Gear needs to be inspected, cleaned, dried and shipped within 72 hours of the company receiving the shipment.

• Repairs shall take no more than two weeks from the time the company receives the shipment.

• The company shall provide online tracking for all of clean and repair history. The company shall be a third party certified NFPA 1851 gear cleaning, repair, and tracking facility.

LANCE K CARSON, GS-08

Fire Inspector/Logistics Officer Fire & Emergency Services

GILBERTO MEDINA, GS-12

Deputy Fire Chief Fire & Emergency Services

FOREST JOHNSON, GS-13

Director/Fire Chief Fire & Emergency Services

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