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This Solicitation opportunity from Tennessee was posted on February 11, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Glove Protector

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Z3861State & Local

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Solicitation # SPE8E7-27-T-0248
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DDSP NEW CUMBERLAND FACILITY

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The contract calls for the procurement of Protector Rubber Gloves, specifically the HV 10 Lineman's Glove Protector in size 10, designed for use over electrical rubber gloves. These gloves must have an overall length of 13 inches and be rated for 30,000 volts, adhering to U & S Specification GP96-1. The main function of these leather protectors is to provide mechanical protection rather than electrical insulation, and they must fit snugly over ASTM D120-compliant rubber gloves. The gloves feature a gunn cut design made of top grain goat skin with a curved hand design to fit molded rubber gloves, reinforced thumb straps, and a self-supporting straight cuff made from split leather on the palm side and high visibility orange vinyl-covered fabric on the back, finished with binding or hemming. Additional requirements include an adjustable webbing drawstrap with a non-metallic buckle, bonded nylon thread used throughout manufacturing, and packaging in plastic shipping bags. Each pair must be clearly marked with the hand size, manufacturer’s name, overall protector length, and a “NES” stamp on the cuff. The leather tannage must comply with federal specifications, and the gloves have to meet ASTM Specification F696-91. Approved manufacturers include VoltGard, with specific part numbers listed for compliance. The solicitation is issued by Nashville Electric Service, with a response deadline of February 16, 2026, and all inquiries can be directed to the designated procurement contact at the agency.

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Procurement of size 10 HV 10 leather glove protectors, 13-inch, 30,000 volts rated.

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AgencyTennessee → Nashville Electric Service
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OfficeNashville, TN, USA
Office AddressNashville, TN, USA
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PROTECTOR RUBBER GLOVE HV 10 LINEMAN'S GLOVE PROTECTOR'S, SIZE 10, FOR USE WITH RUBBER, OVERALL LENGTH TO BE 13". GLOVES RATED FOR 30,000 VOLTS. MUST MEET U & S SPECIFICATION GP96-1 AS FOLLOWS: GENERAL REQUIREMENTS: THIS SPECIFICATION COVERS LEATHER PROTECTOR GLOVES TO BE WORN OVER ELECTRICAL WORKER'S RUBBER GLOVES. IT IS INTENDED THAT THE GLOVES SHALL FIT SNUGLY AND WITHOUT UNDUE WRINKLES OVER RUBBER GLOVES SPECIFIED IN ASTM D120. THE PURPOSE OF THE LEATHER PROTECTORS IS TO PROVIDE MECHANICAL PROTECTION ONLY FOR THE RUBBER GLOVES. THE LEATHER PROTECTORS SHALL NOT BE USED FOR ELECTRICAL PROTECTION. DETAILED REQUIREMENTS: 1) OVERALL LENGTH - 13" 2) GUNN CUT DESIGN 3) PALM AND BACK TO BE MADE OF TOP GRAIN GOAT SKIN 4) PALM AND BACK TO BE CURVED HAND DESIGN TO FIT MOLDED RUBBER GLOVE 5) THUMB STRAP REINFORCEMENT TO COVER THUMB SEAMS AT BASE OF THUMB 6) SELF-SUPPORTING STRAIGHT CUFF. PALM SIDE MADE OF SPLIT LEATHER AND BACK SIDE OF HIGH VISIBILITY ORANGE VINYL COVERED FABRIC. EDGE OF CUFF TO BE HEMMED OR FINISHED WITH BINDING 7) ADJUSTABLE DRAWSTRAP OF WEBBING MATERIAL WITH NON-METALLIC BUCKLE 8) BONDED NYLON THREAD USED THROUGHOUT THE PROTECTOR 9) EACH PAIR OF GLOVES TO BE PACKED IN PLASTIC SHIPPING BAGS 10) EACH PROTECTOR SHALL BE CLEARLY MARKED AS TO THE FOLLOWING: A. HAND SIZE OF THE RUBBER GLOVE TO BE DESIGNED TO COVER B. NAME OF THE MANUFACTURER C. OVERALL LENGTH OF THE PROTECTOR D. "NES" STAMPED ON PALM SIDE OF CUFF WITH 1" BLACK LETTERS 11) TESTING OF LEATHER TANNAGE SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH FEDERAL SPECIFICATIONS KK-L-2004 AND KK-L-170C 12) PROTECTORS MUST MEET ASTM SPECIFICATION F696-91 Approved Manufacturers and/or Part Numbers: VOLTGARDVLP-113 VOLTGARDVLP-313 Page: RFB: Close Date: Z38612/16/2026 2 SALISBURILPG4S YOUNGSTO16-5100-13-10 SALISBURLPG4S

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