Firefighter Turnout Gear Characteristics.pdf
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This document is a detailed line-item procurement specification for firefighting personal protective equipment (PPE) and related equipment across structural and wildland firefighting operations.
The structural firefighting component specifies nine black structural jackets compliant with NFPA 1971 featuring "US ARMY FIRE" back patches, radio pockets, and customized name patches; nine black Innotex structural trousers with quick-attach belts and zipper closures; ten pairs of NFPA-compliant structural boots available in sizes 5-15 (full) and 8.5-11.5 (half); one MSA Cairns low-rider helmet with flip-down eye shields; eight MSA Cairns facepieces with EZ flip clips; eight ESS goggles with ANSI Z87.1-2015 certification; eight Nomex particulate hoods; five red turnout gear bags with Maltese Cross embroidery; eight structural gloves with five layers of Kevlar and cowhide reinforcement; four extrication gloves with cut-level A7 rating; and eight 20-foot drag straps with high-visibility webbing. Additional structural items include helmet-mounted flashlights, carabiners, glove straps, and helmet bands totaling 32 and 16 units respectively.
The wildland firefighting component specifies nine yellow Nomex shirts with bicep vents, ten green vented pants, two full-brim wildland helmets (one red, one yellow) with adjustable sizing and nylon suspension systems, eight helmet-mounted headlamps providing 100 lumens, nine wildland helmet shrouds and neck shrouds, nine ESS goggles adapted for wildland use, sixteen pairs of AB-grade cowhide gloves with Kevlar stitching, nine NFPA-approved leather wildland boots with electrical hazard protection, four 40-pound capacity wildland PPE bags with retractable handles and rigid construction, five chest-mounted radio holsters, and nine fire shelters (seven regular, two large).
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| 451st Turnout Gear Quote Sheet.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Solicitation Amendment W912MM26QA0160002 SF 30.pdf | ||
| Drag Strap Picture.jpg | JPG image | |
| Solicitation Amendment W912MM26QA0160001 SF 30.pdf | ||
| Solicitation - W912MM26QA016 451st Firefighter Turn Out Gear.pdf | ||
| 451st Firefighter Turn Out Gear Vendor Questions.docx | DOCX document | |
| 451st Turnout Gear Quote Sheet.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet |
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Item Quantity Characteristics
Structural Jacket 9 Black in color, zip up, Arched back patch with “US ARMY FIRE” on back of Turn out coat between shoulders, radio pocket, microphone tab, Drag Rescue Device (DRD), American flag on right shoulder and in full compliance with NFPA 1971. 3" Reflexite Reflective material, dead air panels. Name patch on back of coat centered on bottom so last names embroidered and attached to coat using hook and pile tape. Lettering should be approximately 3”, but will vary depending on software used by the embroidery machine which should auto-set based upon the dimensions and the number of letters/spaces.
Structural Trousers (Innotex) 9 Black in color Quick-attach belt, The pants closure needs a reverse hook and D with 1” wide hook and pile tape, and the interior closure features a zipper.
Suspenders for Trousers 10 Can be built into or with Trousers.
Boots, Structural 10 NFPA Leather Fire Boots Custom Fit System, Leather Firefighter Boots, Available sizes are Full sizes 5-15 and Half Sizes 8.5-
11.5, Single Width with Insert Spacers Included. SPECIFY SIZE:
Helmet, MSA Cairns 1 Fire helmet will be a Low Rider Helmet with Flip Down Eye Shields and Structural Fire Goggles. Black in Color Helmet Leather 1 TOP LINE: Eckholm / MIDDLE: 451 / THIRD: 451ST FFTM BOTTOM: Firefighter. Red color shield w/ black lettering on white background
Helmet, Facepiece MSA Cairns 8 Need EZ flip clips for helmet in addition to visors ESS Goggles 8 Must fit on Structural Helmet & • Durable face padding• ANSI Z87.1-2015• 100% UVA/UVB Protection• Heat and flame resistan
Nomex Hoods 8 Hood 25 Particulate Hood, exterior layer is a 20%/80% Nomex/Lenzing blend, center layer is Stedair® PREVENT, inner layer is a 100% FR viscose multi-filament liner - Size M/L
Bag, Firefighter 5 Turnout Gear Bag; Top Load w/ Side Pockets, Shoulder Strap & Maltese Cross Embroidery - RED Structural Gloves 8 Five layers of 100%Kevlar knit for premiumthermal, cut and punctureresistance. Cowhidereinforced back shell forlong-term radiant heatresistance.
Extrication Gloves 4 ANSI Cut Level A7• EN388 4X44FP• Skid-X®grip• Lined with advanced SlashWeave®cut-resistant barrier Drag Strap 20 ft 8 20 ft Drag Strap Composed of 1.5' wide high visibility webbing coiled inside a heavy duty pouch. The life rated webbing has a loop at each end, so you can quickly make a harness that will allow you to pull an injured person to safety or move bulky gear. Blue pouch with orange webbing.
Flashlight w/ clip 1 Black helmet mount flashlight and one CR123A lithium battery
Spanner Wrench Multipurpose 1 Task Force Tips, Res-Q-Wrench CMC Carabiners 32 Anodized carabiner ideal for rescue and rope access, does not hangup when unclipping fromyour harness or web.
Gloves, strap, holder 14 Premium Heavy-Duty Nylon Fire Glove Strap; Extra-Wide Webbing, Velcro, TURNOUT TAN w/ Triple Trim Reflective & Forged Eye
Hook—Black Hardware
Helmet band, flexible 16 For structural helmet
Nomex, Wildland Shirt, Yellow 9 Airflow vents in each bicep area of the arms and two lower chest region vents allow for maximum torso airflow.
Nomes, Wildland Pants, Green 10 Vented Pants to allow airflow to battle against internal heat buildup.
Helmet, Wildland 2 Full-brim helmet, adjustable from 6-1/2 to 8 and height-adjustable. A 4-point woven nylon suspension to provide shock absorption. Three goggle retaining clips, four fluorescent yellow reflective strips, hooktape for attaching a neck shroud, and chinstrap.1 Red, 1 Yellow
Helmet, Shroud, Wildland 9 Headlamp, Helmet, Wildland 8 Rugged, hands-free illumination in all-weather conditions and delivers up to 100 lumens of panoramic lighting Shroud, Neck, Wildland 9 fire-proof, twin layer, face mask designed for wildland firefighting. Made of non-flammable fabric. Fastens behind neck and can hang below the face until ready to deploy. Integral nose pinch bar fo rperformance & comfort. Light, small and easily donned. Easy breathing. Can be laundered o rwashed by hand. One size fits all.
ESS Goggles 9 Must fit on Wildland Helmet. W/out nose shield & Wildland goggle with hardcoated outer lens with ananti-fog inner lens coating.Baffled top and bottomvents. Optically correctlens. Strap tension adjustswhile wearing gloves andfeatures the Quick Strap.With or without the “NoseShield.”
Gloves, Wildland 16 • AB-grade grain cowhide leather• Heavy duty• Double palm• Kevlar®-sewn• Keystone thumb• Leather hem Boots, Leather, Wildland 9 Featuring fire-resistant,durable, smooth-outleather and a breathablemesh lining, the bootis handcrafted with a reinforced opanka-stitch construction that provides a superior bond between the upper and outsole. Electrical Hazard (EH)Protection and NFPAapproved.
PPE Bag, 40 lb 4 Wildland PPE Bag. Black w/ a rigid back and bottom prevent “sagging” and reinforced stress points. Partially recessed wheels and a luggage-style retractable handle that stows away into a zippered compartment when not inuse. The back and bottom covered with abrasion resistant material and all of the edges have cording to protect the fabric fromwear and tear.
Harness Radio, Chest 5 Radio Holster fits allRadios/GPS Units betweenthe following sizes: • Large: BK Radio (2.50” W x 1.50” D x 8.50” H, 6.50” H Secondary Holster)
Fire Shelters, Wildland 9 7 Regular, 2 Large
WILDLAND
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