IB08 Attachment 1- Statement of Work (SOW)_14 July 2026_.pdf
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the US Army's FY26 Future Soldier T-shirt production and distribution contract.
The contractor must produce 75,000 unisex adult T-shirts in four sizes (Small: 7,500; Medium: 30,000; Large: 30,000; 1X Large: 7,500) manufactured to Berry Amendment compliance standards. The shirts must be constructed from 50% cotton/50% polyester preshrunk fabric at 5.4 ounces, featuring short sleeves, ribbed crew neck collar, hemmed sleeves, and double needle stitching with color-matching thread and 3/16" over-edge stitching. The black shirts require screen-printed graphics on three areas: front (gold Army Star with white "U.S. ARMY" text approximately 2.5 inches high x 12 inches wide, positioned 3 inches from neck collar), back (gold tagline "BE ALL YOU CAN BE" in white hex #FFFFFF, approximately 12 x 12 inches, positioned 3 inches from neck collar), and right sleeve (four-color reverse US Flag with American Blue #3C3B6E, White #FFFFFF, American Red #B22234, and gold 123C outer border, approximately 2 inches high x 3 inches wide). The contractor must provide all production, printing, packing, and freight costs including overseas shipments.
Distribution covers 69 Military Entrance Processing Stations (MEPS), 38 Battalions, and US Army Recruiting Division (USARD) Headquarters with specific packaging requirements: individual poly bags with size identification, boxes limited to one shirt size with no more than 50 shirts per box for MEPS and USARD locations (except Battalions may use single boxes), and weight and dimension restrictions (not exceeding 70 pounds and 108x130 inches combined length and girth) for six overseas MEPS locations. All cartons must be labeled with Contract Number, PO Number, and final destination address. The contractor must submit high-resolution digital samples within five days of award for approval and one physical sample of each style, color, and size variant within ten days for final approval before full production commences. All T-shirts must be delivered to multiple locations no later than November 19, 2026, during operational business hours (9 AM–4 PM local time) on business days excluding eleven specified federal holidays, with government official signatures required for all deliveries.
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US Army – FY26 Future Soldier T-shirt and Distributions SOW
Scope: The Contractor must provide production, printing, packing and distribution of the 75,000 US Army Future Soldier T-shirts (as a one-time production order) to 69 Military Entrance Processing Stations (MEPS), 38 Battalions and US Army Recruiting Division (USARD) Headquarters. The contractor is responsible for all freight and shipping costs associated with the delivery of the T-shirts to all specified locations, including overseas destinations, which must be included in the quote submission. In accordance with (IAW) DFARS 225.7002-1 and DFARS Clause 252.225-7012, this contract is subject to the Berry Amendment. The Government will provide high-resolution/vector artwork files for all graphics to the contractor upon award.
Salient Characteristics:
1. Berry Amendment compliant/US made adult size T-shirts – 75,000; Unisex fit, 50% cotton/50% polyester, preshrunk.
2. T-shirt made as a short-sleeve, ribbed crew neck collar, hemmed sleeve, double needle stitching on sleeves and hem with color matching thread, 5.4-ounce fabric.
3. T-shirt will be black fabric with print areas on the front, back and right sleeve per the specifications listed and sample art file.
4. T-shirt quality assurance – manufactured with no raw edges, runoffs, twists, pleats, puckers, or open seams. The contractor must use a 3/16” (+/- 1/16 gauge) for over edge stitching.
Sizes:
1. Small – 7,500
2. Medium – 30,000
3. Large – 30,000
4. 1X Large – 7,500
Color Printing:
1. Plastisol screen printing flashed and white under coat/base.
2. Three printed areas – front, back and right sleeve.
a. Front - pantone 123C gold Army Star; U.S. Army printed in white hex#
FFFFFF centered in the upper chest area. Approximate size 2.5 inches high x
12 inches wide printing to start no closer and no further than 3 inches from the bottom of the neck collar.
b. Back- pantone 123C gold tagline “BE ALL YOU CAN BE.” White hex#
FFFFFF icons approximate size 12 x 12 inches printing to start no closer and no further than 3 inches from bottom of the neck collar.
c. Right sleeve - four color reverse US Flag, American Blue (#3C3B6E), White
(#FFFFFF) and American Red (#B22234) and 123C gold outer border.
Approximate size 2 inches high x 3 inches wide. The U.S. flag must be screen-printed, not applied as a patch.
Packaging:
1. Each shirt will be folded and individually packaged in a clear poly bag that has a sticker or printing showing the size of the shirt. No other specific packaging requirements, such as a required fold method, hangtags, tickets, barcodes, UPC labels, inserts, or lot/batch labels, are necessary.
2. Bagged shirts will be shipped in boxes by size.
3. Deliveries to Military Entrance Processing Stations (MEPS) locations; no more than one size of shirt per box for deliveries to the 69 MEPS locations with the size of the shirts within marked on the outside of the box, with no more than 50 shirts per box. Example, one box of 25 small shirts, four boxes of 50 medium shirts, four boxes of 50 large shirts and one box of 25 large shirts to a MEPS location.
a. For locations receiving quantities that are not multiples of 50, the contractor may use a smaller, partially filled box for the remaining items.
The quantity of shirts in each box must be clearly marked on the exterior.
b. For deliveries to the following MEPS the Contractor must package items into boxes or pallets not to exceed 70 pounds and no larger than 108x130 inches in combined length and girth.
- Heidelberg, Europe Military Entrance Processing Station
- Agana, Guam Military Entrance Processing Station
- Tokyo, Japan Military Entrance Processing Station
- Seoul, Korea Military Entrance Processing Station
- Anchorage, Alaska Military Entrance Processing Station
- Honolulu, Hawaii Military Entrance Processing Station
4. Delivery to US Army Recruiting Division (USARD) no more than one size of shirt per box with the size of the shirts within marked on the outside of the box, with no more than 50 shirts per box. Example, one box of 25 small shirts, four boxes of
#3C3B6E
50 medium shirts, four boxes of 50 large shirts and one box of 25 large shirts to an RPS location.
5. Deliveries to Battalion (BN) locations; all bagged shirts can go into a single box.
6. Carton Labeling: In addition to the shirt size and quantity, all cartons must be labeled with the Contract Number, Purchase Order (PO) Number, and final destination address.
Sample Requirement
1. Prior to commencing full-scale production and shipment of the T-shirts, the
Vendor agrees to provide the Purchaser with:
a. First send the high-resolution digital samples within five (5) days from award (including front, back, and close-up detail images) showing final print/design, colors, labels, and packaging element to erin.e.ashley2.civ@army.mil for approval.
b. After approval of digital samples, send one (1) physical sample of each T-shirt style, color, and size variant specified within ten (10) days in the
Purchase Order to address “ATTN: USARD Erin Ashley 1307 3rd AVE, Fort Knox, KY 40121”. When USARD reviews and approves the physical sample, the vendor is cleared to go to full production.
Delivery Scheduling/Coordination
1. Delivery of all T-shirts to multiple locations must be delivered prior to but no later than 19 November 2026.
2. A final destination spreadsheet, including addresses, quantities by location/size, and Points of Contact (POCs), will be provided to the contractor upon award.
3. All tracking and shipping information will be provided to the receiving POC’s provided on a spreadsheet from the Government to the Contractor.
4. The Contractor must copy all tracking information to the primary and alternate
POC’s.
5. The contractor must provide the Government with tracking information at time of shipment.
6. All deliveries will be scheduled for operational business hours 9 AM – 4 PM local time on business days only excluding federal holidays.
New Year’s Day January 1st
M. L. King Memorial Day 3rd Monday in Jan
Presidents’ Day 3rd Monday in February
Memorial Day last Monday in May
Juneteenth June 19th
Independence Day July 4th mailto:erin.e.ashley2.civ@army.mil
Labor Day 1st Monday in September
Columbus Day 2nd Monday in October
Veteran’s Day November 11th
Thanksgiving Day 4th Thursday in November
Christmas Day December 25th
7. Government official signature required for all deliveries with confirmation provided back to Government POC identified at contract award.
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Attachment A – T-shirt
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