Tech Data Webbing - Textile PGC 11998.pdf

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This document is an Individual NSN (National Stock Number) Data sheet for a textile webbing product. The specifications detail a nylon webbing used in manufacturing parachute equipment, tentage, and clothing, with National Stock Number 8305-00-177-5069. Key technical requirements include a natural-colored, twill-design nylon webbing with a maximum weight of 4.90 ounces per linear yard, minimum breaking strength of 15,000 pounds, and dimensions of 1.75 inches wide (±0.06 inches), with a roll length between 90 and 110 yards.

The document outlines extensive quality assurance and testing requirements from the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Troop Support. Contractors must provide comprehensive labeling on each roll, including stock number, nomenclature, specification number, yardage, contract number, and manufacturing date. Test reports and component certifications are mandatory, with specific procedures for laboratory testing, including a 45-calendar-day process for testing site certification and requirements for ISO 17025 accreditation or equivalent testing capabilities.

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INDIVIDUAL NSN DATA

NSN 8305-00-177-5069, PGC11998

ITEM NAME: ,,WEBBING, TEXTILE

PART NUMBER: ,,PIA-W-4088

CAGE CODE: ,,1HHQ4

Shall be in accordance with (IAW) Parachute Industry Association

PIA-W-4088G, WEBBING, TEXTILE, WOVEN NYLON dated 1 March 2024.

The webbing is for use in the manufacturing of parachute equipment, tentage, clothing and other equipment.

Environmental Protection: Heat resistant and light resistant

Cloth Name: Twill

Design Type: Flat

Weight: 4.90 ounces per linear yard maximum

Breaking strength: 15,000 pounds minimum

Fiber material: Nylon

Color: Natural

Type: XXVI (26)

Roll length: 90 yards minimum to 110 yards maximum

Thickness: 0.150 inches to 0.180 inches

Width: 1.75 inches ± 0.06 (1/16) inches;

1.69 inches minimum to 1.81 inches maximum

Class: 1 - Shuttle loom, nylon 6,6

Unit of issue is a YARD (YD).

Each roll of the finished webbing shall be labeled or ticketed for fiber content in accordance with the Rules and Regulation Under the Textile Fiber Products Identification Act.

Each roll or spool of finished webbing shall be marked for identification in accordance with good commercial practice. A durable tag shall be attached to each roll or spool, which shall be clearly and legibly printed with water soluble ink with the following information:

- Stock number

- Nomenclature

- Specification number

- Yardage

- Contract number and date of manufacture (month and year)

- Contractor's name

- Name of contracting agency.

Each roll or spool of webbing shall be labeled or ticketed for fiber content in accordance with the Rules and Regulations under the Textile Fiber Products Identification Act.

The textile manufacturer shall properly identify the age of the textile materials by placing a tag on the finished goods or label on the containers identifying the specification to which the material is manufactured, the lot number and the date of manufacture.

The date of manufacture is defined as the date (month and year) of the last manufacturing process that aƯects the physical characteristics of the material.

TEST REPORTS AND COMPONENT CERTIFICATIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH

DLA TROOP SUPPORT CLOTHING & TEXTILES ADDITIONAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REQUIREMENTS,

Revision 1 dated 1 August 2021 (superseding DPSCM-4155.3 dated 3 November 1997) ARE

REQUIRED WITH ALL CONTRACT COMPONENT LOTS.

SOURCES OF COMPONENT MATERIALS SHALL BE IDENTIFIED<(>,<)>

INCLUDING APPLICABLE SPECIFICATIONS, AND SHALL NOT

BE CHANGED THROUGHOUT THE LIFE OF THE CONTRACT

WITHOUT REQUEST AND APPROVAL BY THE DLA TROOP

SUPPORT CONTRACTING OFFICER THROUGH MODIFICATION

TO THE CONTRACT.

RESPONSIBILITY OF INSPECTION. THE CONTRACTOR IS

RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF ALL INSPECTION<(>,<)>

EXAMINATION, AND TEST REQUIREMENTS SPECIFIED

HEREIN AND IN THE SITED SPECIFICATIONS AND CONTRACT.

THE GOVERNMENT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO PERFORM ANY

OF THE INSPECTIONS, EXAMINATIONS AND TESTS AS

DEEMED NECESSARY TO ENSURE SUPPLIES AND SERVICES

CONFORM TO PRESCRIBED REQUIREMENTS.

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GOVERNMENT LABORATORY TESTING OF COMPONENTS FOR ACCEPTANCE PURPOSE

FOR PHYSICAL (NON-SHADE) TESTING:

THE VENDOR SHALL NOTIFY THE DLA Product Test Center -- Analytical FOURTEEN (14) CALENDAR DAYS TO THIRTY (30) CALENDAR DAYS IN ADVANCE OF WHEN LOTS ARE TO BE PRESENTED FOR

SAMPLING AT THE ADDRESS BELOW.

THE CONTRACTOR'S APPROVED QUALIFIED LABORATORY WILL BE REQUIRED TO FORWARD A

COMPLETED TEST REPORT FOR EACH LOT OF COMPONENTS TO THE ADDRESS BELOW. THE

SUPPLIER'S SOURCE SAMPLING REPRESENTATIVE WILL PROVIDE THE COMPLETED DD FORM

1222 dated March 2021 TO THE LABORATORY TO BE SUBMITTED WITH THE COMPLETED TEST

REPORT. TEST REPORTS SHALL NOT BE OLDER THAN NINETY (90) CALENDAR DAYS.

LOT NOTIFICATIONS AND SOURCE SAMPLING DD1222s/TEST REPORTS SHALL BE FORWARDED

TO:

paactlab@dla.mil

SAMPLES FOR PHYSICAL TESTING WILL ONLY BE FORWARDED UPON REQUEST TO:

DLA Product Test Center -- Analytical

700 Robbins Avenue, BLDG 5D

Philadelphia, PA 19111

EMAIL: paactlab@dla.mil

PHONE: 215-737-3246

NOTE: PERMIT 45 CALENDAR DAYS

Identification of Testing Sites. Unless the contract mandates a Government laboratory be used to conduct testing, the prime contractor shall identify all testing sites that will perform any test required by the terms of the contract, including end item testing.

Any laboratory proposed by the contractor is subject to the approval of the contracting oƯicer.

Testing facilities shall be subject to on-site witnessing of testing by the Government. The use of a laboratory previously approved by the Government is not a guarantee that testing will be performed properly, nor does it relieve a contractor from the contractual obligation to present conforming supplies accompanied by true, accurate, and valid test results.

Certification of Testing Sites. The prime contractor shall identify a technical point of contact for the testing site and provide current contact information. The prime contractor should alert the technical point of contact that the certification process has begun. A current ISO 17025 accreditation whose scope encompasses the contractual testing or equivalent will be accepted.

When a testing site and its contact information are provided to DLA Contracting and the DLA Product Specialist, the product specialist will initiate a request for the DLA Product Test Center (DLA-PTC) to certify the lab. This request will be managed via an internal DLA Troop Support process.

In the absence of an appropriate ISO 17025 accreditation, the DLA-PTC will compare all required testing in the contract to the commercial lab capability. If the testing facility is new and/or unknown to the DLA-PTC, a lab certification survey (DLA Form 6005) will be provided for submission.

If the DLA-PTC has a lab survey on file that is less than 3 years old, that survey will be used for the initial evaluation. The DLA-PTC may ask for additional information or clarifications. If the laboratory survey on file is over 3 years old, a new form will be sent out for the testing facility to fill out. During a contract, the laboratory may be asked to fill out another lab survey when the original survey becomes older than 3 years.

Note: The Qualified Laboratories List (QLL) previously maintained by DPSC has been canceled. No testing facility should refer to their previously issued QLL number.

Approval. If the testing facility and its named subcontractors meet the capability of the required testing, the DLA-PTC will notify the DLA Troop Support Product Specialist. Once approved by contracting, the testing facility becomes the Place of Performance and is placed in the contract.

Disapproval. If a testing facility does not meet the testing capability as per the specifications, the prime contractor is asked to submit another laboratory, and the process starts anew.

Note: DLA will require a total of 45 calendar days from the date of the receipt of the request to add a certified testing location to the date the requestor (contractor) is provided a decision of the laboratory certification.

Identification of Testing Sites. Unless the contract mandates a Government laboratory be used to conduct testing, the prime contractor shall identify all testing sites that will perform any test required by the terms of the contract, including end item testing.

The prime contractor shall identify a technical point of contact for the testing site and provide current contact information to DLA Contracting and the DLA Product Specialist. The prime contractor should alert the technical point of contact that the certification process has begun.

Note: DLA will require a total of 45 calendar days from the date of receipt of the request to add a certified testing location to the date the requestor (contractor) is provided a decision of the laboratory certification.

For more details on the lab certification process, see the C&T Additional Quality Assurance Requirements, which is incorporated by reference into this contract.

5/28/2024

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