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NRK Supply Specific Catalog 2021 NRK 2021 V1 NRK COVID-19 ADDENDUM We will be implementing new protocols in addition to our standard procedures to ensure the safety of our customers as well as our staff, please make note of the changes below and call with any questions. Delivery timeframe for issues may be longer than normal and may take two days rather than next day-depending on ability to obtain drivers or trucking companies. We will work hard to maintain our normal delivery times. At this time, Cache Demob Specialists (CDSP) will not be dispatched from NRK. Assistance will be given virtually. Demobilization of equipment will be done via semi-trailer to not contaminate NRK vehicles. As NRK delivery vehicles will not be doing backhaul, plan on all returns being done at end of incident via semi-trailer. Order requests will receive closer scrutinization due to restocking issues and backorders at vendors and other caches; it will be harder to restock NRK if each order is filled with the quantities historically ordered by incidents. If an item is not listed in NRK catalog, do not order it. Send requirement to the buying team as the NRK will not be forwarding orders out of region to fill or purchasing non NFES items. All orders will be fill or kill. Please call 329-4949, if you need direction, verification or a substitution to a different item stocked at NRK prior to the order being placed. Incident is responsible for returning laundry in a sealed (zip tied-000610) plastic bag (000880 or 000021), bag marked with NFES’s of items and quantities. Laundry includes – shirts, pants, packs, sleeping bags, 2 person tents, rain flies, not in cache sealed original cartons. (NISC Risk Analysis/JHA) Incident Management Teams/Personnel will be responsible for sorting all RFI and NRFI items, packaging, and securing all items on pallets with stretch wrap before returning backhaul to the cache. No loose items will be backhauled. (NISC Risk Analysis/JHA) Demobilizing a large incident will no longer be a quick affair, please plan 2-3 days for a demobilization. Every attempt should be made at incident to minimize amount of supplies ordered, they are hard to replace, and everything will require three days to decontaminate used or not. Medical supplies are currently hard to obtain, every possible way to conserve medical supplies will need to be considered at incident. COVID-19 ITEMS STOCKED AT CACHE: 9980- Pump, Syphon, Hand for 5-Gal 9991- Gloves-Nitrile, Industrial, Container, EA Disposable, Medium, BX 9981- Sprayer, Handheld, 1-4 Gal, EA 9992- Gloves-Nitrile, Industrial, 9982- Disinfectant, Wipes, Wet 100-800, Disposable, Large, BX CO 9993- Gloves-Nitrile, Industrial, 9984- Disinfectant, Concentrate, 5-Gal w/ Disposable, X-Large, BX Spout, PL 9994- Gloves-Nitrile, Industrial, 9985- Bottle, Spray, w/oz Markings, 12-32 Disposable, XX-Large, BX oz, EA 9995- Sanitizer-Hand, 1 Gal, GL 9986- Disinfectant, Wipes, Wet, 65-80, CO 9996- Sanitizer-Hand, Pump Bottle, 30-40 9987- Disinfectant, Wipes, Wet, 30-45, CO oz, BT 9988- Disinfectant, Concentrate, 1 Gal, GL 9997- Sanitizer-Hand, Pump Bottle, 8-12 9989- Thermometer, Infrared, Digital, oz, BT Non-Contact, EA 9998- Sanitizer-Hand, Individual, 1-4 oz, 9990- Gloves-Nitrile, Industrial, BT Disposable, Small, BX 9999- Mask-Dust, EA Additional COVID-19 Items: 1660 – Protection Kit, Biological Hazzard 1675 – Biological Hazards, Protection, (Biological Hazards Protection Kit) Multi-Person • One polycoated uni-size coverall or • Ten polycoated uni-size coveralls or polycoated uni-size gown with gowns with sleeves, hood, elastic sleeves, hood, elastic wrist, elastic wrist, elastic ankle, and elastic face ankle and elastic face enclosure enclosure. • One NIOSH-approved N95 mask • Ten NIOSH-approved N95 masks • One pair of large nitrile gloves • Ten pairs of large nitrile gloves • One pair of safety glasses • Two pairs of safety glasses • One pair of boot covers • Ten pairs of boot covers • One pair of shoe covers having • Ten pairs of shoe covers having nonskid bottoms non-skid bottoms • One 4-6 gallon biohazard bag • Three 4-6 gallon biohazard bags (marked with the Biohazard (marked with the Biohazard symbol symbol) Table of Contents Catalog Information Pg. 5 What’s new? Pg. 6 Contact Information Pg. 7 Ordering Information Pg. 8-9 Return Information Pg. 10 Unit of Issue Abbreviation Guide Pg. 11 Recycling Program Pg. 12 Water Handling Guide Pg. 13 Hazmat Information Pg. 14-15 Alphabetical Catalog Pg. 16-89 Kits (non-medical) Pg. 90-120 Medical Kits Pg. 121-132 4 Catalog Information The items listed in the NRK Specific Supply Catalog are stocked by the NRK. All notes, suggestions, and procedures have been written with respect to the standard procedures for Region 1 operations and logistics. For NFES items not stocked by the NRK, you may consult the NWCG National Fire Equipment System Catalog, Part 1: Fire Supplies and Equipment. The digital version of this catalog may be found at: https://www.nwcg.gov/sites/default/files/publications/pms449-1.pdf Non-stocked items may be requested, and a forward order will be made. Substitutions or cancelations may occur for non-stocked items. We will do our best to offer a substitution for a non-stocked item rather than cancel the request. Please review the Ordering Information section for more details on NRK’s standard operating procedures. 5 WHAT’S NEW? We now have a shared email address to better service your needs, please email us at [email protected] for supply ordering, status or general information and someone in the office will get back to you promptly. INVENTORY UPDATES: 0306- Cooler, Hard Sided, Bear Resistant KIT UPDATES: 0581- Kit, Insulation, Shelter, 20’ Octagon 89752- Kit-NRK, First Aid IMS, updated contents 089754- Kit-First Responder, NRK Only, updated contents 0870- Kit – pump, portable, high pressure has been replaced by ordering both the 0148 Pump and 3870 Accessory kit. EQUIPMENT PARTS AVAILABLE THROUGH CACHE: 0344- Plug, Spark, Chainsaw, EA 66565- Cage, Needle, 9512-933-2380, Clutch, Stihl, 044, EA 66239- Plug, Spark, NGK, #4008 BPR6E6 66617- Nut, Bar, 0000-955-0801, M8, Stihl, EA 6500- Chain, Saw, 72 or 84 Driver Loop, Model Specific, EA 66756- Filter, Air, 0000-140-4402, HD2, Stihl, EA 66517- E-Clip, 9460-624-0801, 8x1.3, Stihl, EA Mark 3 and Volume Pump Fish Strainers are available if you call and request – limited quantity. ITEMS REQUIRING AN APPROVED PROPERTY LOSS & DAMAGE FORM PRIOR TO ORDERING: 66584- Bar, Guide, 3003-000-8830, 25”, 3/8.050, 66652- Sprocket, Rim, 0000-642-1223, 3/8-7T, Stihl, EA Stihl, EA OIL AVAILABLE THROUGH CACHE: 0341- Oil, 2-Cycle, QT 1869- Oil, Bar & Chain, QT 6 Contact Information For supply ordering and status, please call: Main Line/ Duty Phone: 406-329-4949, this number rings to all lines in the office. Other office phones: 406-329-4908 406-329-4975 406-329-4701 Fax Number: 406-329-4962 For supply ordering, status or general information you can also email: [email protected] For general information, please contact: Management Anthony Krause, Supply Management Officer Office: 406-329-4932, Cell: 406-529-0778 [email protected] Administration Betty Lystad, Supply Technician Office: 406-329-4908, Cell: 720-201-7080 [email protected] Operations Matt Plattes, Supply Management Specialist Office: 406-329-4904, Cell: 406-499-1521 [email protected] Small Engine Shop Kevin Robertson, Shop Supervisor Office: 406-329-4928 [email protected] Physical Address: 5765 W Broadway St, Bldg F Missoula, MT 59808 7 Ordering Information NRK (Northern Rockies Fire Cache) is a Type I Interagency Cache that supports the fire logistics needs in the Northern Rockies GACC. The NRK maintains a large enough inventory to support 5000 firefighters and 30 large incidents simultaneously, and is capable of refurbishment, repair and replacement for all equipment issued. With some exceptions, we can deliver large amounts of fire equipment anywhere in the GACC within 5 hours. In addition to the NRK, Type 2 caches are in Billings, MT and Coeur d’Alene, ID and service all levels of fire. We are obligated above all to fully support wildfire and other emergency incidents, wildland fire management and prescribed fire projects. As a good neighbor, the Cache will support activities unrelated to fire, when circumstances and available resources permit. The Cache’s ability to support activities is subject to legal, financial, human, and physical constraints. Priorities are subject to change based on Regional and/or National fire management strategies, tactical priorities, and preparedness levels. Cache management may also revise priorities for such reasons as inventory depletion, changing fire conditions and expanded emergency activity. A low priority does not translate to “no support”: The Cache will always do its best to help the field meet their mission, but depending on fire activity, supply shortages may occur. Availability Normal work schedule is 0730-1630 The NRK’s schedule reflects fire activity, during periods of active fire the NRK will operate seven days a week. The NRK is available to support fire when needed, if you anticipate a need for support over a weekend or holiday simply contact the Cache or Dispatch and cache personnel will be made available. Ordering Type 1 & 2 teams that have IROC capability should order directly through IROC. IA, Type 3 and others will place orders through the local dispatch office. Order Status If a firefighting item is “UTF” (cancelled), or is being forward ordered to another cache, it will be noted in the shipping documentation. 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