JACKETS & TROUSERS, MEN'S/WOMEN'S, WATERPROOF CWU
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This unrestricted Indefinite Delivery Type Contract involves the procurement of waterproof CWU jackets and trousers for men and women. The base year requirements include minimums and maximums ranging from 500 to 5,400 units per item, with a one-year term option available for the same quantities. Deliveries are designated as FOB destination to New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, and Tracy, California, with a production lead-time of 180 days after the award date across three separate deliveries. The selection process will utilize Best Value/Source Selection procedures, requiring offerors to submit technical proposals covering experience, past performance, and product demonstration models. All items must adhere to specific NAWC PD specifications and pattern dates from 2007 and 2008. Additionally, the contract is subject to the Berry Amendment, requiring clothing and textile items to be produced or processed within the United States, its possessions, or Puerto Rico.
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