Salient Characteristics.pdf
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The document is a Salient Characteristics specification for Rain Gear, detailing requirements for the Kutana Storm Shell Jacket and Pant. The solicitation is for 200 total items across four sizes (M, L, XL, XXL) in Ash color, with specific technical requirements including durability for extreme environments, high breathability, lightweight packability, waterproof integrity, and camouflage compatibility. Key performance characteristics include resistance to dense vegetation and arctic conditions, moisture-wicking capabilities, noise reduction, rapid drying time, and compatibility with body armor and parachute operations.
The federal contract opportunity is a Small Business Set Aside solicitation by the Department of the Air Force Special Operations Command, with a response deadline of 09 June 2025 at 2:30 PM CST. The procurement is for Rain Gear using NAICS code 315250, with a size standard of 750 employees, and will be evaluated using the lowest price technically acceptable method. Offerors must have active SAM registration, quote on all items, provide specifications, and deliver to Hurlburt Field, FL. The contract terms specify quotes must be valid through 07 July 2025, with award based on an All or None, Technically Acceptable approach.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Solicitation Amendment FA441725Q02000001 SF 30.pdf | ||
| KUIU Kutana Color_ ASH.pdf | ||
| RFQ - FA441725Q0200.pdf |
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Salient Characteristics for Rain Gear (Brand Name or Equal)
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Kutana Storm Shell Jacket (Color: Ash) (200 EA: M x25, L x50, XL x75, XXL x50)
Kutana Storm Shell Pant (Color: Ash) (200 EA: M x25, L x50, XL x75, XXL x50)
1. Durability o Fabric must have high tear strength and abrasion resistance suitable for dense vegetation, sharp thorns, and abrasive jungle/Artic enviroments.
o Gear must withstand repeated stress without tearing or puncturing to maintain waterproof integrity.
o Pants-reinforced lower leg for use in artic environments with crampons/snow shoes
2. Breathability o Dual Slider main zipper o Zippered pit Vents for active ventilation and cooling o Must feature a high Moisture Vapor Transmission Rate (MVTR) to allow rapid evaporation of sweat.
o Designed to prevent heat stress and overheating in high-humidity, high-activity environments.
3. Packability o Lightweight and compressible fabric construction.
o Must easily fit into a compact form for minimal bulk and weight(>21oz for jacket) during transport.
4. Waterproof Integrity o Waterproof fabric with a high hydrostatic head rating.
o Fully taped seams o Muilti-point adjustable hood o Hook and loop wrist closure
5. Camouflage o Solid drab color within the multicam pattern.
6. Comfort and Fit o Comfortable for extended wear during physically demanding operations.
o Allows full range of motion without restricting activity.
o Waist adjustment cinch to prevent air flow/rain during variable conditions.
o Dual Chest Pockets to allow storage and hand insulation under body armor o Zippered lower Hand pockets for compatibility to allow storage during parachute operations.
o Pants- zippered cargo pockets o Pants-Built-in belt and fly o Pants-Full length leg zippers.
7. Additional Performance Factors o Rapid drying time after exposure to rain.
o Noise reduction in fabric to avoid detection.
o Lightweight overall garment weight to reduce fatigue.
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