Purchase_Description_Hot_Weather_Boots.pdf
PDF 3 KB Posted
- Attached to
- Hot Weather OCP Boots
- Solicitation number
- W912R1-26-Q-8002
- Issued by
-
Department of the Army National Guard
About this file
This is a Purchase Description (PD) for the procurement of hot weather tactical boots to support the D.C. Safe and Beautiful (DCSAB) program. The Government requires 2,500 pairs of coyote brown, 8-inch tactical boots designed for extended wear in outdoor and urban operational environments. Boots must weigh approximately 40 ounces per pair and feature a combination of leather and breathable fabric upper material, waterproof or water-resistant barrier with moisture-wicking capability, lace-up closure, cushioned EVA midsole, durable rubber outsole with multidirectional traction, cushioned insole, structural shank support, and non-insulated configuration. All boots must comply with Army Regulation 670-1 standards and be either TAA compliant or sourced from an approved country of origin. Specific size distributions will be provided by the Government in an attached Boot Size Roll-Up.
Delivery is prioritized for as soon as possible to support ongoing operations, with boots to be delivered to 189 Poremba Court, Building 350, Washington, DC 20373 in standard commercial packaging. Items must be new, unused, and free from defects, with inspection upon receipt for compliance with specifications, sizing, and quantities. Award will be made based on best value to the Government, ability to meet salient characteristics, delivery timeline capability, and vendor compliance with applicable regulations including Section 889 requirements.
View the file
Other files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Hot_Weather_Boot_Size_Roll_Up_DCSAB.pdf |
On GovTribe
Work with this file
- Download the original file
- Contacts named in this file
- Similar government files
- Ask GovTribe AI about this file
Text version
PURCHASE DESCRIPTION (PD)
Hot Weather Tactical Boots – DCSAB Support
1. Requirement:
The Government requires the procurement of hot weather tactical boots to support personnel conducting patrol operations in support of D.C. Safe and Beautiful (DCSAB). Boots will be used for extended wear in outdoor and urban operational environments.
2. Quantity:
Total quantity required: 2,500 pairs Sizes will be provided in the attached Boot Size Roll-Up for Procurement.
3. Salient Characteristics:
- Color: Coyote Brown (compliant with Army uniform standards)
- Height: Approximately 8 inches
- Weight: Lightweight design (approximately 40 oz per pair or equivalent)
- Upper Material: Combination of leather and durable breathable fabric
- Waterproofing: Must provide waterproof or water-resistant barrier while maintaining breathability
- Liner: Moisture-wicking or waterproof liner
- Closure System: Lace-up system with secure fastening
- Midsole: Cushioned, shock-absorbing (e.g., EVA or equivalent)
- Outsole: Durable rubber with high-abrasion resistance and multidirectional traction
- Footbed: Cushioned insole for extended wear
- Shank: Structural support (insole board or equivalent)
- Insulation: Non-insulated (hot weather configuration)
- Compliance: Must meet AR 670-1 standards
- Standards: Must be TAA compliant or from an approved country of origin
- Durability: Suitable for daily operational use
4. Packaging & Delivery:
Boots shall be delivered in standard commercial packaging. Vendor must provide size distribution in accordance with Government-provided roll-up.
Delivery Address:
189 Poremba Ct BLDG 350 Washington, DC 20373
Delivery timeline: Priority – as soon as possible to support ongoing operations.
5. Acceptance Criteria:
Items must be new, unused, and free from defects. Items will be inspected upon receipt for compliance with specifications and correct sizing and quantities. Non-compliant items will be rejected.
6. Basis of Award:
Award will be made based on best value to the Government, ability to meet salient characteristics, delivery timeline, and vendor compliance with applicable regulations (Section 889, if applicable).
File details come from the government source that posted it. Updated .