Gen III Layer 7 Extreme Cold Weather Trousers-PGC 03259

Gen III Layer 7 Extreme Cold Weather Trousers

NSN: 8415-01-538-6695(s)

750 Sizes

Spec: GL/PD-06-18A dated 19 August 2016

Pattern date: 19 June 2007

Four (12- month) Tier terms

Quantity Requirements for each term:

Contract Minimum AEQ* Contract AOLQ*

Tier One ------- 11,760 -------

Tier Two ------- 11,760 -------

Tier Three ------- 11,760 -------

Tier Four ------- 11,760 -------

Total 2,940 47,040 58,800

* AEQ is Annual Estimated Quantity (AEQ) and AOLQ is Annual Order Limitations Quantity.*

Destination: There are three delivery addresses: Peckham Inc. in Lansing Michigan (VSTG), Pendergrass Distribution Center in Pendergrass Georgia (VSTJ) and Travis Association for the Blind in Austin Texas (VSTZ).

The proposed acquisition covers a requirement for the manufacture and delivery of the Gen III Layer 7 Extreme Cold Weather Trousers. The solicitation will be issued as a 100% Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) Set Aside. The solicitation will result in an Indefinite Delivery Long-term Contract with four tier terms. The Gen III Layer 7 Extreme Cold Weather Trousers shall be manufactured in accordance with GL/PD-06-18A dated 19 August 2016, pattern dated 19 June 2007. This acquisition will utilize Trade-Off Best Value Procedures. Technical evaluation will be based on PDMs and compliance with the solicitation terms and conditions.

The anticipated issuance of the solicitation will be on or after March 24, 2025. Production Lead Time (PLT) is 120 days for the first delivery order and all subsequent orders. Deliveries are FOB Destination to Peckham Inc. in Lansing Michigan (VSTG), Pendergrass Distribution Center in Pendergrass Georgia (VSTJ) and Travis Association for the Blind in Austin Texas (VSTZ) with Inspection and Acceptance at Origin with all materials used in the fabrication to be furnished by the successful offeror. All responsible sources may submit offers which DLA Troop Support shall consider.

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