USAFA PD 175 080115 Attch 2.pdf

FA7000-11-T-0019

UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY

PURCHASE DESCRIPTION 10MSG/LGRI CU-175

COMFORTER, REVERSIBLE

JANUARY 15, 2008

USAFA PD

10MSG/LGRI CU 175

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30 JUNE 2004

USAF ACADEMY PURCHASE DESCRIPTION

COMFORTER, REVERSIBLE

1) SCOPE

This purchase description covers the requirements for one type reversible comforter, 50% polyester, 50% cotton-blend cloth, with l00% polyester filling.

2) FIRST ARTICLE

Before production is commenced, the contractor shall submit to the contracting officer, for approval, one finished comforter in each color edge binding being ordered. The first article shall be made in accordance with this purchase description.

3) CLASSIFICATION

Bedspreads shall be of one type, size and color (AFA Blue, Shade 500 - color sample furnished on request), and shall have edge binding in four class colors in accordance with the Standard Color Reference of America

(l0th Ed.).

Class Color Color No.

1 Pimento 80042

2 Blue Steel 80047

3 Gold 80ll0

4 AFA Blue (Royal) 80l73

4) MATERIALS

A. Basic Fabric. The basic fabric for the comforters shall be tight-weave, 50% polyester, 50% cotton-blend cloth.

B. Filling. The filling shall be of l00% polyester fiberfill.

C. Interlining. The interlining shall be non-woven, in a good commercial grade, and be able to withstand commercial dry cleaning.

D. Edge Binding. The edge binding shall be of nylon in accordance with Military Specification MIL-PRF-

5038, Classification Type 3, plain weave, l" wide.

5) DESCRIPTION/DESIGN

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A. Finished Measurements: The dimensions for the bedspread shall be 98" long by 52" wide before binding is attached.

B. Weight: The total weight of the finished bedspread shall be no less than 3 l/4 lbs. + 4 oz.

C. Bedspread Style and Stitching Design: The bedspread shall be rectangular in shape with two square ends and two rounded ends. The quilt design shall be diamond shape measuring 4"x 6", see figure 1 and 2

6) COLOR

The bedspread shall be AF Academy Blue, Shade 500 (color sample furnished on request), with the respective class-color edge binding.

7) COLORFASTNESS

The comforter shall show fastness to dry cleaning. During the First Article inspection, the blanket will go through a dry cleaning process.

8) LABEL

A. Identification/Care Label: The blanket shall have a white cloth identification label, measuring 2 l/2" long by

2" wide. The identification label shall be made of good quality label material. The label shall have printed the words: Cadet Name, Cadet Squadron, and SSN and have space for the cadet to fill in this information. The label shall also have dry cleaning instructions, see Label below. Stitch label centered at square end of comforter, see figure 1 & 2.

CADET

NAME:

CADET

SQUADRON:

SSN: __________________

DRY CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS:

B. Bar Code: A Code 39 bar code label shall also be affixed to the individual garment package. The Code 39 bar code shall be a removable paper ticket of commercial quality with the USAFA 10ABW/LGROC stock number and Code 39 bar code. The paper ticket shall contain a short item description to include size in plain text.

9) OTHER REQUIREMENTS

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A. Certification

The contractor shall certify that the product offered meets the salient characteristics of this description and that the product conforms to the producer’s own drawings, specifications, standards and quality assurance practices.

The Government reserves the right to require proof of such conformance prior to the first delivery and thereafter as may be otherwise provided for under the provisions of the contract. Reliance on contractor quality assurance systems shall not relieve the contractor of the responsibility of ensuring that all products or supplies submitted to the Government for acceptance comply with all requirements of the contract.

B. Certification of Compliance: Unless otherwise specified in the contract or purchase order, certificates of compliance shall be requested by government on all components, if the government deems necessary.

10) INSPECTION

A. Inspection The contractor shall inspect the finished products 100% for compliance with this purchase description prior to submitting to the USAFA for final inspection by 10MSG/LGRI Cadet Uniform Quality

Assurance personnel.

B. Final Inspection: The point of final inspection and acceptance of the finished articles shall be at the USAF

Academy, using ANSI/ASQC Z1.4-1993 and this purchase description.

C. Inspection Levels and Acceptable Quality Level

Inspection levels and acceptable quality levels (AQL’s) expressed in defects per hundred units (DHU) shall be in accordance with ANSI/ASQC Z1.4-1993. To get an accurate understanding of defects per hundred the inspector shall follow ANSI/ASQC Z1.4 Inspection Levels and its instructions. To obtain a copy of

ANSI/ASQC Z1.4 call: American National Standard, at 1800-854-7179 or write to: American Society for

Quality Control, 611 East Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53202.

*Table I General and Detailed Defects AQL

AQL INSPECTION

LEVEL LEVEL

Major 2.5 II

Major and Minor A 15.0 II

Major, Minor A And 40.0 II

Minor B (combined)

**One Class 4.0 S-3

*Table 1 shows the Acceptable Quality Levels and Inspection Levels for defects listed in General and Detailed

Defects Table II.

**Used for Special Inspection Levels such as finished measurements

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TABLE II

GENERAL AND DETAILED DEFECT LIST MAJOR MINOR

A B

A Inferior material or workmanship defects such as distortion, shrinkage slubs, infestation or any defects that would make the blanket unserviceable or shows poor quality.

X

B Component and assembly - any component part or required operation omitted or not performed in accordance with specification, such as serged seam finish, quilting finishes, binding application.

C

Defects such as holes, cuts, and or tear, or other damages that would make the blanket unserviceable.

D Unraveling or loose thread.

E Discoloration stains or spots due to material or workmanship such as, bleeding of the reactive dyes.

F Color not conforming to the color specified as described by The

Standard Color Reference of America 10 th

Edition.

G Incorrect measurements will be scored using the size-measurement defect, AQL level 4.0, Inspection Level S-3.

H Labels sewn on sloppy, not readable, made of poor material, or missing.

I Missing Instruction Label or Code 39 Bar label. Bar code 39 not scannable and or not readable by government system. Label not readable.

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D. Preservation, Packing, and Marking: The preservation, packing, and marking shall be as specified in the contract or order.

E. Source of Government Documents: Copies of military and Federal documents available from Address or web site blow:

Standardization Document Order Desk

Bldg. 4D

700 Robbins Avenue

Philadelphia, PA 19111-5094

F. Standard Color Reference of America, l0th Edition: Information on cable colors contact Color Association of the United States, at 212-947-7774, or fax 212-594-6987, or write/email to

Color Association of the United States

315 West 39 th

Street, Studio 507

New York, NY 10018

Custodian: Preparing Activity:

USAF Academy Cadet Uniform (10MSG/LGRI)

Colorado Springs CO 80840 USAF Academy

Colorado Springs CO 80840-5421

Reviewing Activity:

Director, Logistics Readiness Division (10MSG/LGR)

USAF Academy

Colorado Springs CO 80840-542l

For questions on this Purchase Description: mailto: leonard.logan@usafa.af.mil mailto:mailto:%20leonard.logan@usafa.af.mil

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