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65 -- Escape Respirators

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Reference-Number-1069-6Z7157Federal

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The US Department of State aims to establish a standard escape respirator across its operations by selecting the SCape CBRN30 model manufactured by ILC Dover. This initiative focuses on achieving uniformity, compatibility, and efficiency among respirator users within the agency, which will also help reduce maintenance and overhead expenses. The contract will be awarded under the justification that only one responsible source can meet the Agency Standardization Program needs per FAR 6.302-1. The respirator must meet strict mandatory criteria, including NIOSH certification as a CBRN Escape Respirator, one-size-fits-all design, a minimum of 30 minutes of protection, non-adjustable user components, positive pressure-assisted breathing, effective protection regardless of facial hair, rapid donning within 30 seconds from sealed packaging, clear facial recognition capabilities, voice clarity for communication devices, and a CO2 content below 1.5% inside the hood during use. This announcement serves solely for informational purposes and is not a solicitation for bids or proposals. Interested vendors are invited to submit capability statements to William L. Zlater via email within seven days of the notice’s publication to express their qualifications. The government retains the discretion to make any final decisions on standardizing the escape respirator based on the responses received. Key contacts include William L. Zlater and Branch Chief Vincent Y. Chaverini, with additional contract details accessible through the provided online portal.

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US Department of State selects SCape CBRN30 respirator for standardization, ensuring certified, efficient protection.

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NAICS

339113 - Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing

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Vincent Y. ChaveriniBranch Chief

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The US Department of State intends to standardize escape respirators on the SCape CBRN30 manufactured by ILC Dover. The goal is to implement and apply commonality, standardization, and inter operability amongst all users of the escape respirators within the State Department. In addition, standardization reduces maintenance and overhead costs. The Government believes that only one responsible source can provide the supplies/services that will satisfy the Agency Standardization Program requirements for escape respirators under the authority of FAR 6.302-1. The mandatory requirements are:1) National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) certified as a CBRN Escape Respirator; 2) One size fits all device; 3) Certified for a minimum of 30-minutes of breathing protection; 4) No user adjustable components; 5) Assist breathing through the use of positive pressure; 6) Comparable protection to individuals with and without facial hair; 7) Capable of being donned in 30 seconds or less from the ready to use, in package, state; 8) Allows complete facial recognition of the wearer by security personnel without compromising wearer safety; 9) Permits clear verbal communication to include use of phones and mobile handset radios while worn without compromising wearer safety; and 10) CO2 content must be less than 1.5% in the hood and breathing during wear. This announcement is for informational purposes only; it is not a request for proposals or quotations. Interested firms may email capability statements to the attention of William L. Zlater at contact@example.gov. Capability statements must be received within 7 days from publication of this notice. A determination by the Government to standardize this requirement based upon responses to this notice is solely within the discretion of the Government.

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