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THE SOLICITATION WILL BE ISSUED ON OR AROUND APRIL 2022.Solicitation: SPE1C1-22-R-0080Item: Boot, Combat Hot Weather, Coyote (Army HW Combat Boot)PGC/Lead NSN: PGC 04039/ Lead NSN: 8430-01-632-2475Out of tariff sizes: PGC 04091/ Lead NSN: 8430-01-642-7544 (Applicable to Lot 0001 ONLY)The Army HW Combat Boots are procured in accordance with Purchase Description MIL-DTL-32237C, dated 5 May 2016.Solicitation SPE1C1-22-R-0080 will be issued with three

Attachments included-Market Survey-Marine Corp Combat Hot Weather Boot and PD-Purchase DescriptionCR-PD 06-32 Marine Corp Combat Hot Weather Boot

 Boot, Army Combat Hot Weather CoyoteSPE1C1-16-R-0051Boot, Army Hot Weather Coyote & Out of Tariff Sizes, Quantities are as follows: PGC: 04039:  Base Year & all Four Option Years: Minimum:  55,650 PR; Maximum: 278,250; AEQ: 222,600.   PGC:  04091: Base Year & all Four Option Years: Minimum: 390 PR; Maximum: 1,944; AEQ: 1,554.  Destination/Depots: VSTQ for PGC: 04039 & for PGC: 04091:  RSEY, RSG9, RSR8, and RSR7. 

Please see attached for: The market research survey for the Boot, Combat, Hot Weather - Flame Resistant, Type II Coyote Purchase Description GL-PD-09-02C

 This synopsis is for the BOOT, COMBAT, HOT WEATHER, (Desert Sand) to be manufactured In Accordance With MIL-DTL-32237 REV B, DATED 11 JULY 2011.  BOOT, COMBAT, HOT WEATHER, (Desert Sand)NSN:  8430-01-598-4833(s)PGC:  03787Quantity:  4,494 pairsInspection/Acceptance:  OriginFOB:  DestinationProduction Leadtime; 120 Days After Date of AwardDestination: New Cumberland (DDSP).   

Purchase Description: MIL-DTL-32237C Dated 5 May 2016 Army Combat Hot Weather Boot - Lot 0003 Requirement: CONTINUATION SHEET REFERENCE NO.

Improved Hot Weather Combat Uniform RFI:The U.S. Army Natick Soldier Research Development and Engineering Center, in support of Product Manager Soldier Clothing and Individual Equipment, is conducting a market research investigation for manufacturing capability to produce the Improved Hot Weather Combat Uniform (IHWCU) for a potential requirement of 150,000 uniforms.