Firefighting Protective Gloves Supplier
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This subcontract agreement establishes the supply of specialized firefighting protective gloves for prime contractors working on Charlotte County Fire Rescue projects. The required gloves must feature goatskin reinforced gauntlet cuffs and primary protection layers composed of knitted Kevlar and Nomex. To ensure safety and compliance, the equipment must integrate fire retardant pathogen and moisture barriers that meet NFPA 1971 standards and carry UL certification. The supplier is responsible for providing a full range of standard cuff sizes, spanning from XS to 3X, with delivery handled F.O.B. to designated site locations. This contract is managed under the Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners in Florida and remains active with a response deadline extending to November 4, 2026.
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