Base Honor Guard Uniform Alterations SOW 2026.docx
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for Base Honor Guard Uniform Alterations at Holloman Air Force Base. The contractor shall perform alterations and modifications to approximately 48 US Air Force dress blue uniforms annually (8-12 per quarter) in a timely manner to meet established Honor Guard standards and deadlines. The work encompasses comprehensive alterations to multiple uniform components including blouses, trousers, ceremonial lightweight jackets, ceremonial overcoats, and all-weather coats. Specific alterations include tailoring the service coat with a prescribed duty arch placement, adding or removing European or single vents based on member gender, sewing 3/4-inch silver braid on sleeves, creating 1/8-inch sewn creases on fronts and backs, sewing down pocket flaps and front pockets, adding or removing rank chevrons, hemming trousers to precise length specifications with silver braid centered on outside seams, embroidering Air Force symbols, affixing silver buttons with wing and star designs on overcoats, and removing cuff straps and belt loops as required. The overcoat alterations must result in clean, serviceable, wrinkle-free garments with tailored fits, while all-weather coat modifications include sewn creases for blousing purposes and belt loop removal. All work must maintain strict adherence to Air Force uniform standards and presentation requirements established by the Honor Guard.
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STATEMENT OF WORK
HOLLOMAN AFB HONOR GUARD UNIFORM ALTERATIONS
1. Contractor will make alterations and modifications to approximately 48 US Air Force dress blue uniforms, some new and some previously altered, per year (8-12 per quarter) to meet the standards listed below.
2. Alterations will be made in a timely fashion and be presentable upon deadlines set by Honor Guard.
3. Honor guard uniform alterations consist of the following:
A. Blouse and Trousers Alterations:
Blouse
· A tailored fit of the service coat
· Base, Honor Guard duty arch 1/2 inch down from the left shoulder seam and parallel to the ground. (Stitching between lettering of the arc may be colored in using a black marker or removed using a seam ripper.)
· Add or remove European Double Vent or Single Vent on the back of the ceremonial blouse, the vent will be based on the members gender.
· Add 3/4-inch silver braid sewn 3 inches from bottom of sleeve.
· 1/8-inch sewn creases, front and back.
· 1/8-inch sewn creases on outer seams of coat back from sleeve seam to bottom of coat.
· Pocket flaps will be sewn down.
· Stitching between lettering of the arc may be colored in using a black marker or removed using a seam ripper.
· Add and/or remove Rank Chevrons Trousers:
· 3/4-inch silver braid sewn centered on outside seam from bottom of the waistband to the hemline
· 1/8-inch sewn creases, front and back.
· The trouser length extends to 1 inch below the rear of the shoe top and have a slight break in the front crease.
· Front pockets will be sewn down.
B. Ceremonial Blues Lightweight Jacket
· Honor Guard duty arch 1/2-inch down from the left shoulder seam and parallel to the ground. (Stitching between lettering of the arch may be colored in using a black marker or removed using a seam ripper.)
· All members will have the Air Force symbol embroidered over the left breast.
C. Ceremonial Overcoat:
· worn with 3/4-inch silver braid sewn 3 inches from bottom of sleeve. The overcoat will be clean, serviceable, wrinkle/string-free and tailored to fit.
· The overcoat may have a visible crease on the rear seam of the sleeves. Do not iron a crease into the front of the sleeves.
· Base, Honor Guard duty arch 1/2-inch down from the left shoulder seam and parallel to the ground. (Stitching between lettering of the arch may be colored in using a black marker or removed using a seam ripper.)
· six or eight 1 1/8-inch silver buttons affixed on the overcoat displaying the “wing and star” design with wingtips up
· Overcoats have a 3/4-inch silver braid sewn 3 inches from the bottom of the sleeve. Cuff (wrist) straps will be removed. Belt and belt loops are removed for blousing purposes
· Sewn on or metal rank insignia may be worn on the overcoat and is worn IAW DAFI 36-2903.
D. Ceremonial All-Weather Coat.
· The all-weather coat may have two creases sewn in the back for blousing purposes and in the sleeves. Belt loops are removed.
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