GLOVES, CHEMICAL PRO

The contract is for the procurement of chemical protective gloves meeting specific technical and quality requirements, identified by NSN 6515-01-699-1183, with a unit of issue as a box of 100 gloves. The gloves must be nitrile, size XLarge, green, disposable, non-sterile, antistatic, powder-free, chlorinated, latex-free, silicone-free, with a smooth surface and beaded cuff, measuring 240 mm in length, with a palm thickness of 0.12 mm and finger thickness of 0.16 mm. Delivery is required within five days after order placement to Fort Hood, Texas, under FOB destination terms. Packaging must comply with commercial standards per MIL-STD-2073-1E and DLA Packaging Requirements RP001, with material marked according to Medical Marking Standard No. 1 and assigned Pack Code U and Special Marking Code ZZ. The procurement incorporates technical and quality requirements from the DLA Master List of Technical and Quality Requirements, and non-accepted supplies must have government identification removed. The solicitation, issued as SPE2DS-26-T-104D on May 28, 2026, is a small business set-aside under NAICS code 339112, with proposals submitted via SF-18 and evaluated under automated award procedures unless first article testing is required. The award may be influenced by HUBZone price preference unless waived. The contract includes a comprehensive set of federal and defense regulatory clauses addressing equal opportunity for workers with disabilities, combating trafficking in persons, employment eligibility verification, sustainable product requirements, hazardous material identification, cybersecurity safeguards, changes, unauthorized obligations, accelerated payments to small business subcontractors, and transport and safety protocols for hazardous materials including prohibition of hexavalent chromium and export-controlled items. Payment must be processed through Wide Area Workflow with electronic submission of invoices and receiving reports, and contractors are required to be registered in SAM and to update their socioeconomic and small business status representations as needed. Hazard communication standards apply to packaging of hazardous materials, and domestic sourcing restrictions under the Berry Amendment and Buy American Act are in effect, requiring disclosure if non-domestic materials are used. The contractor must also comply with telecommunications equipment restrictions, avoid mandatory arbitration agreements, and adhere to electronic payment instructions and delivery documentation procedures established by DoD directives. All requirements are governed by FAR and DFARS provisions effective as of the