Table 1 for RFI - Non-PFAS (perfluoroalkyl substances) based Finished Textiles for Soldier Clothing and Individual Equipment .docx
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This document is a Request for Information (RFI) from the Department of Defense regarding the performance and supply chain impacts of transitioning from PFAS-based to non-PFAS-based finishes for certain textiles used in soldier clothing and individual equipment.
The RFI seeks feedback from vendors on textiles and end items where the oil repellency requirement (AATCC 118) may not be necessary, and the potential impact on performance and the industrial supply chain of using non-PFAS-based finishes. Vendors are requested to provide a rationale for why the oil rating is not required, recommended alternative evaluation methods, available test data, fabric samples, and information on cost differences and supply chain impacts. The submissions will inform potential trade-offs in performance requirements due to the use of non-PFAS finishes. This is an information gathering exercise only and not a solicitation for a contract award.
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Table 1: Examples of materials and end items for which the armed services will consider removing the oil rating requirement image1.emf
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