84--COVERALLS, FLYER'S, CWU-27/P, DESERT TAN
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This unrestricted acquisition solicitation is for the procurement of Desert Tan Flyer's Coveralls, CWU-27/P, under NSN 8415-01-452-4668(s). The contract specifies a minimum quantity of 9,000 units, an annual estimated quantity of 36,000, and a maximum of 45,000 units. The agreement includes three mandatory one-year term options maintaining these same quantity levels. Production requires a 180-day lead time with three monthly deliveries to destinations in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, and San Joaquin, California. The selection process follows Best Value procedures, evaluating candidates based on their product demonstration models, past performance, and socioeconomic considerations, with a price evaluation preference for HUBZone businesses. All items must comply with the Berry Amendment, requiring clothing and textile components to be produced in the United States or its possessions. Technical specifications are governed by YACL-WP PD 99-01 and the pattern dated September 1, 2006.
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