84--Emergency Military Personnel Decontamination Package

CANCELLATION NOTICE: This is a combined synopsis/solicitation for commercial items prepared in accordance with the format in FAR Subpart 12.6, as supplemented with additional information included in this notice. The solicitation number is CAMPBELL45SFGNK0001 and is issued as an invitation for bids (IFB), unless otherwise indicated herein. The solicitation document and incorporated provisions and clauses are those in effect through Federal Acquisition Circular 2005-101. The associated North American Industrial Classification System (NAICS) code for this procurement is 2005-101 with a small business size standard of 500.00 employees. This requirement is a [ Small Business ] set-aside and only qualified offerors may submit bids. The solicitation pricing on www.FedBid.com will start on the date this solicitation is posted and will end on 2019-02-05 11:00:00.0 Eastern Time or as otherwise displayed at

href="http://www.FedBid.com" target="_blank">www.FedBid.com. FOB Destination shall be Fort Campbell, KY 42223The MICC End User requires the following items, Brand Name or Equal, to the following:LI 001: Scissors, heavy duty., 6, EA;LI 002: Neon colored marking lines (nylon). Set of green markers and set of red markers bound together by cable or rope. For use in marking the edges of contaminated areas, specifically where the line of possible contamination begins., 2, EA;LI 003: 48 inch by 48 inch Sealable, Polyurethane bags. For stowing possibly contaminated gear, clothing, or sensitive forensic samples., 40, Boxes;LI 004: Absorbent Decontamination Powder. Needs to be able to neutralize, or emulsify chemical or biological warfare agents on application in a tactical, expeditionary environment. To be used on personnel wearing protective, anti-chemical warfare garments. Needs to have the same amount of decontamination powder or more as the M100 Sorbent Decontamination System (1.4 lbs of sorbent powder) that the Army has utilized previously. To clarify, that is a total of 12 boxes of 1.4 lbs of powder, or 16.8 pounds of sorbent powder at a minimum., 12, Boxes;LI 005: Waist pouch/fanny pack. Must be able to hold surgical shears, knives, and a small 6-12 ounce store of the decontamination powder in line item 4, above., 6, EA;LI 006: Compartment Bag, must be able to hold sharp tools without easily being pierced. Must be compactable and easy to tote., 2, EA;LI 007: Compartment Bag, must be able to hold decontamination powder. Must be compactable and easy to tote. Different in color than line item 6, above., 2, EA;LI 008: Tactical Backpack. Black in color. Rated for no less 50 lbs in dead weight. Multiple inner compartments to hold contents securely, separately., 2, EA;LI 009: Activated Carbon Cleaning Towel. Safe for use on direct skin contact as means of self-decontamination. Can be broken down into boxes of any quantity as long as there are at least 100 towels to use., 100, EA;LI 010: Microfiber cloth. Needs to be highly absorbent to soak gross contamination off of personnel. Can be broken down into boxes of any quantity as long as there are at least 50 cloths to use., 50, EA;LI 011: Headlamp. High power, LED lights with an adjustable headband. Must have red lens., 6, EA;LI 012: Military grade protective cases. Rolling wheels and handle bars., 2, EA;LI 013: Decontaminant sprayers. Bug-pesticide style sprayers. Pump activated. Storage no less than 10 gallons., 6, EA;LI 014: Collapsible garbage cans. 20 gallons in size., 4, EA;LI 015: Hook knife/heavy duty seat belt cutter. Must be able to slice through anti-chemical warfare protective ensembles in multiple iterations. Blades must be replaceable., 6, EA;LI 016: Collapsible casualty litter. Must be able to fold up rapidly. At least four, reinforced handles for carry. No cloth construction. Needs to be able to be decontaminated if in contact with a contaminated casualty for future use., 2, EA;LI 017: Storage case capable of safely sealing off-gasing or leaking chemical weapons munitions off the battlefield. Must be able to be moved by a single individual. Airtight seal is required. Twist-tying locks on the outside to prevent accidentally breaking the seal., 2, EA;LI 018: Collapsible stools. Quickly deployable, wear and tear resistant. At least 36 inches high., 4, EA;LI 019: Roll of wide tape made of chemical resistant materials. Must not be made of standard duct tape cross-stitching that will absorb chemical warfare agents. Can be broken down into boxes of any quantity as long as there are at least 80 rolls to use., 80, EA;LI 020: Heavy Duty storage case. Storage of at least 6 cubic feet., 8, EA;LI 021: Collapsible decontamination sprayers. Accordion style action. Must be able to hold decontamination solutions with high bleach content without rapidly degrading., 4, EA;LI 022: Decontamination Hand-mitt. Absolutely must be able to come into contact with a chemical agent without absorbing into the skin. Must be able to use to conduct decontamination doffing with the sorbent powder in line item 004. Can be broken down into boxes of any quantity as long as there are at least 80 mitts to use., 80, EA;LI 023: 8x10 minimum Tarpaulins. Color drab green, coyote brow, or similar military camouflage., 8, EA;LI 024: Medical shears, 4, EA;LI 025: 20 gallon, collapsible bucket. Must be able to store decontamination solutions with high bleach content or materials with very basic PH levels without degrading., 4, EA;LI 026: Bag to hold decontamination line items to include bags and lines. At least two cubic feet in storage volume. Black in color., 2, EA;LI 027: Bag to hold decontamination line items to include line consumables. At least one cubic foot in storage volume. Yellow in color., 2, EA;LI 028: Bags designed to transport chemical weapons rounds. Activated charcoal lined bags, designed to minimize leakage in transporting chemical rounds and in the process of collecting them. Can be broken down into boxes of any quantity as long as there are at least 20 charcoal bags to use., 20, EA;LI 029: Microfiber cloths. These are to be thinner than line item 010. Must be able to clean lens, eye glasses, camera lens style surfaces. Can be broken down into boxes of any quantity as long as there are at least 20 cloths to use., 20, EA;LI 030: Insulated tape. Electrical tape style composition. Large roll., 4, EA;LI 031: Gypsum plaster based sealing materials. Needs to be able to halt or reduce perforated/leaking chemical weapons munitions to minimize contamination risk during packing and sealing of the hazard., 8, EA;LI 032: Butyl-make gloves pairs. Large size. Can be broken down into boxes of any quantity as long as there are at least 100 globes to use., 100, EA;LI 033: 20" Scrub brushes., 2, EA;LI 034: Decontamination scheme diagram. Simplified map of equipment placement for real world setup and execution of military personnel/casualty decontamination., 2, EA;LI 035: Specific packs used to place leaking rounds for transport. HTH/Surfactant Packs, 4, EA;LI 036: 3 oz tubes of epoxy putty. Must be able to seal perforated or leaking chemical weapons rounds in the same way as line item 31, above., 8, EA;LI 037: Protective suits with a higher level of protection than the traditional JSLIST. Provides a greater splash protecting needed for decontamination. OSHA Standard Level B Protection. size: Large, 16, EA;Solicitation and Buy Attachments***Question Submission: Interested offerors must submit any questions concerning the solicitation at the earliest time possible to enable the Buyer to respond. 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