Boot, Combat Hot Weather, Coyote

Added: Jan 26, 2017 9:14 am  

Boot, Army Combat Hot Weather Coyote

SPE1C1-17-R-0061

Boot, Army Hot Weather Coyote
NSN: 8430-01-632-2475

PGC: 04039:  Base Term Year & Four Option Term Years. 

Destination/Depots: VSTQ

Solicitation SPE1C1-17-R-0061 will be two Small Business Set-Asides;   Lot 0001 which will represent 60.8% of the total requirement for the Boot, Army Combat Hot Weather Coyote & Lot 0002 which will represent 39.2% of the total requirement for the Boot, Army Combat Hot Weather Coyote.   Two awards will be made for the total quantities listed below. The quantities for each Lot are as follows:

Lot 0001-Small Business Set-Aside (60.8%):

Base Term Year:  Minimum: 37,200/PR, Maximum: 186,000/PR

Option I - Option IV Term Years: Minimum: 25,281/PR, Maximum: 151,686/PR

Lot 0002-Small Business Set-Aside (39.2%):

Base Term Year: Minimum: 24,000/PR, Maximum: 120,000/PR

Option I - Option IV Term Years: Minimum: 16,299/PR, Maximum: 97,794/PR

Items to be manufactured in accordance with MIL-DTL-32237 REV C, DATED 5 MAY 2016.  Production lead time is 120 days after date of award.  Procurement will be evaluated under Best Value Source Selection Procedures, requiring submission of:  Product Demonstration Model (PDM) & Past Performance Confidence Assessment.

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