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2016/2017 Uniform Items Tender Tp116016102 Item #8 1 2016/2017 UNIFORM ITEMS TENDER TP116016102 ITEM #8 Fleece-lined V-neck Sweater – Min 30 #11 Summer Footwear – Min 20 #12 Winter Footwear – Min 300 #16 Slash Glove – Min 20 #17 Winter Patrol Glove – Min 20 #18 Arctic Patrol Glove – Min 300 #19 Tactical Duty Uniform Pants – Min 80 #25 Patrol Officer Socks – Min 2070 #26 Commissioned Officer Socks – Min 66 #27 Custodian Helmet & Helmet plate – Min 30 Will be Black Helmet with Black Band Will be purchased in increments of 30 #29 Northern Issue Parka – Min 3 #30 Northern Issue Pants – Min 3 #31 Northern Issue Mitts – Min 3 #32 Northern Issue Boots – Min 3 #33 Northern Issue Long Underwear (per set) – Min 3 #34 Helly Hansen – Unisex Balaclava – Min 30 LOCATIONS AND QUANTITIES: ITEM # 8 – FLEECE-LINED V-NECK SWEATER ROYAL NFLD. CONSTABULARY, ST. JOHN'S – 30 ITEM # 11 – SUMMER BOOTS TO BE DELIVERED AS FOLLOWS: ROYAL NFLD. CONSTABULARY, ST. JOHN'S - 20 ITEM # 12 – WINTER FOOTWEAR TO BE DELIVERED AS FOLLOWS: ROYAL NFLD. CONSTABULARY, ST. JOHN'S – 246 ROYAL NFLD. CONSTABULARY, CORNER BROOK –38 2 ROYAL NFLD. CONSTABULARY, LABRADOR CITY - 16 ITEM # 16 – SLASH GLOVES TO BE DELIVERED AS FOLLOWS: ROYAL NFLD. CONSTABULARY, ST. JOHN'S – 20 ITEM # 17 – WINTER PATROL GLOVE TO BE DELIVERED AS FOLLOWS: ROYAL NFLD. CONSTABULARY, ST. JOHN'S - 20 ITEM # 18 – ARCTIC PATROL GLOVE TO BE DELIVERED AS FOLLOWS: ROYAL NFLD. CONSTABULARY, ST. JOHN'S - 246 ROYAL NFLD. CONSTABULARY, CORNER BROOK – 38 ROYAL NFLD. CONSTABULARY, LABRADOR CITY – 16 ITEM #19 – TACTICAL DUTY UNIFORM PANTS TO BE DELIVERED AS FOLLOWS: ROYAL NFLD. CONSTABULARY, ST. JOHN'S - 60 ITEM # 25 – PATROL OFFICER SOCKS TO BE DELIVERED AS FOLLOWS: ROYAL NFLD. CONSTABULARY, ST. JOHN'S - 1686 ROYAL NFLD. CONSTABULARY, CORNER BROOK – 258 ROYAL NFLD. CONSTABULARY, LABRADOR CITY – 126 ITEM # 26 – COMMISSIONED OFFICER SOCKS TO BE DELIVERED AS FOLLOWS: ROYAL NFLD. CONSTABULARY, ST. JOHN'S - 66 ITEM #27 – CUSTODIAN HELMET & HELMET PLATE TO BE DELIVERED AS FOLLOWS: ROYAL NFLD. CONSTABULARY, ST. JOHN'S – 30 ITEM #29 – NOTHERN ISSUE PARKA TO BE DELIVERED AS FOLLOWS: ROYAL NFLD. CONSTABULARY, ST. JOHN'S – 3 ITEM #30 – NOTHERN ISSUE PANTS TO BE DELIVERED AS FOLLOWS: ROYAL NFLD. CONSTABULARY, ST. JOHN'S – 3 ITEM #31 – NOTHERN ISSUE MITTS TO BE DELIVERED AS FOLLOWS: ROYAL NFLD. CONSTABULARY, ST. JOHN'S – 3 3 ITEM #32 – NOTHERN ISSUE BOOTS TO BE DELIVERED AS FOLLOWS: ROYAL NFLD. CONSTABULARY, ST. JOHN'S – 3 ITEM #33 – NOTHERN ISSUE LONG UNDERWWEAR TO BE DELIVERED AS FOLLOWS: ROYAL NFLD. CONSTABULARY, ST. JOHN'S – 3 ITEM #34 – HELLY HANSEN - BALACLAVA TO BE DELIVERED AS FOLLOWS: ROYAL NFLD. CONSTABULARY, ST. JOHN'S – 30 Delivery Dates All Items are to be delivered within 90 days of purchase order and supplement orders 45 days. PLEASE NOTE ALL ITEMS SHALL BE DELIVERED BY MARCH 31ST OF THE BUDGET YEAR IN WHICH THE PURCHASE ORDER WAS ISSUED. DETACHMENT ADDRESSES: 1. Royal Newfoundland Constabulary Quarter Master Stores 50 Parade Street St. John's, NL A1C 4C7 Tel: (709) 729-8063 2. Royal Newfoundland Constabulary 9 University Avenue Corner Brook, NL A2H 6C3 Attention: Sgt. R. Wentzel Tel: (709) 637-4100 3. Royal Newfoundland Constabulary 417 Labrador Avenue Labrador City, NL A2V 2L3 Attention: Sgt. N. Rumbolt Tel: (709) 944-7602 4 Name: Fleece-lined v-neck sweater • Unisex Styte 505E Fabric: • Rugged and warm rib knit • Nighpedatimanoe blend of 57% polyester, 28% worsted wool. and 15% low pdl acric is co ojtable and durable • Bonded fleece tedhnology proñdes etra warmth Whde remaining breathae Jaintenance :1. Wahat4a Components: • Clor-mathed 100% n4on ripstop labic, epaulets. shoulder and elbow atcfles Description: Veck Commando ste Epaulets with buttons and buttorthotes Shoulder and elbow patdhes Under sweater and under sleeves finished with elasticzed band • Micro hader on eah side, under epaulets • B Warm Technology or equivalent Other features: • With epaulets • Name tag holder right chest • POLICE crest sewn on left chest (crest to be supplied by the RNC) Any product submitted as equivalent shall come with complete specifications, a sizing chart, and a lab report showing clearly the fabric components along with the test results for resistance, abrasion, and pilling. It shall mention with exactitude where the fabric comes from and where the garments are made with a complete address and phone number. Note that the Department has the right to have the proposed equivalent product analysed by an independent laboratory at the bidder’s expenses. Sample required but it does not require the POLICE crest or name tag holder to be attached. Sizes will be provided by the RNC to the successful bidder upon issue of the purchase order. All items shall be delivered One Shipment Only per detachment. Each item shall be clearly marked with the ofilcer’s name and regimental number on the outsde of the package. 5 ITEM #11 NO SUBSTITUTE SUMMER BOOTS Bates Delta 8” Side Zip Individual Comfort System (ICS) E02348 Black • Cement construction • Lined with Wicking Mesh • Leather and Ballistic Nylon Upper • Slip Resistant Rubber outsole • ICS Comfort Cushion Insole • Padded Tongue • Padded Collar • Taslon Laces • Non-Metalic Speed Lace/Eyelets • Thermo Plastic Heel Counter • Slip Resistant Rubber Outsole • Unisex size 4-12,13,14,15 Medium Width • Men’s size 7-12,13,14 Wide Width 6 ITEM #12 NO SUBSTITUTE Winter Boots Bates M-9 Zip Assault 9” Boot (ICS) E02500 Black • Cement Seam Sealed Construction • Lined with Goretex Waterproof • Full Grain Leather/Nylon Upper • Vibram Mutant Rubber outsole • Removable PESU II insole • Padded Tongue • Padded Collar • W/P Super Fiber Laces • Velcro Zipper Strap • Hook Style Non-Metallic Nylon Speed Laces • Molded Ankle Support • Thermo Plastic Heel Counter • Thermo Plastic Toe Box • Molded PU Midsole • Unisex size 3-11,12,13,14 Medium Width • Men’s size 3-11,12,13,14 Wide Width 7 ITEM #16 NO SUBSTITUTE SLASH GLOVE SPECIFICATIONS Hatch SGX11 Street Guard with X 11 Liners Product Description: The popular Street Guard has been combined with our new X11 liner to set the new standard in cut-resistant duty gloves. The SGX11 is tested from 7-11 lbs of cut resistance and protects your entire hand against injury from sharp objects. All Street Guard gloves feature digitized synthetic leather palms with Posi-Grip non-slip cradles to offer sure grip and positive weapon control. The 1.5 mm neoprene and nylon spandex laminated backs allow air circulation to keep you cool and provide a snug fit without hindering dexterity. The outer thumb areas have terry cloth for wiping away perspiration. Hook and loop closures keep the SGX11 firmly in place. Design: • Designed for gun grip • A tight wearing design Size: • XSmall – XXLarge Materials: • Digital Chamude Palm • Sure Grip Posi-Grip • 160D Stretch Cordura Fourchettes • T/C Terry • Span Two way Spandex • Neoprene 1.5 MM • PU 19 MM 8 Material content statement for label: • Nylon 65% Polyurethane 35% • PVC 80% Polyester 20% • Nylon 93% Span 7% • Cotton 35% Poly 65% • Cell C-R Rubber 100% • Jersey 70D/24F/32D/Nylon 100% • Polyester 50% Polyurethane 50% List Material content breakdown for Hatch supplied materials: RE: Liner Style: SBX7B series Construction: - Seamless Knit Jersey - 13 gauge - Double-end Weight: Light Content: - 46% 215d Spectra - 34% Polypropylene - 20% Fiberglass 9 ITEM #17 NO SUBSTITUTE WINTER PATROL GLOVES SPECS HATCH WPG100 -Soft sheepskin with digitized print in the palm, C70 Thinsulate Insulation and a soft brush tricot inner liner, leather cinch straps -Material: Shell: 100% Sheepskin leather Lining: 100% Polyamide Inner Lining: Thinsulate 65% Polypropylene, 35% Polyester Color: Black The leather shall be water resistance treated to impart durable water, oil and stain resistant properties, resulting in superior color fastness and allowing the glove to remain supple after washing according to directions. The nylon thread securing the leather shell shall be inside stitched and the stitch count shall be a minimum of 9-12 stitches per inch. Sizes: XS - XXLarge Size, Identification and Instruction Label - sewn inside the right hand glove Warranty: minimum 90-days warranty 10 ITEM #18 NO SUBSTITUTE ARTIC PATROL GLOVES HATCH APG30 • Constructed of a waterproof, breathable Hipora® liner, 100g Thermolite® insulation, and a water-resistant 100% polyamide shell • A polyester/polyamide lining provides additional warmth and comfort • Rubberized Sure Grip™ palm with 'trigger control' index finger provides grip and control for use with a firearm • Color: Black • Sizes: Small – XX Large 11 ITEM #19 NO SUBSTITUTE TACTICAL 5.11 PANTS 5.11 TACTICAL DUTY UNIFORM PANTS (TDU RIPSTOP) • Superior fit • Self-adjusting waist • Genuine YKK® zippers and Prym® snaps • Teflon® treated for stain, liquid and dirt resistance • 65% polyester/35% cotton Ripstop • Short, medium and long lengths • Blousing straps • Large side outer pockets • Back-up Belt System™ • Model: 74003 • Color: Dark Navy • Shall be available in male and female sizes 12 ITEM #25 Patrol Officer Socks A. MATERIAL Socks shall be constructed of a wool and either polypropylene, nylon, and spandex or equivalent, and complement the wearing of Gore-Tex lined footwear. Socks must have 50% merino wool, 45% nylon, 5% spandex, or equivalent. Color: Police Blue B. GENERAL DESIGN Socks shall be of a mid-calf height and of uniform style and appearance. C. SIZING Sizes of socks shall accommodate female officers, size 5-9, and male officers, 9-13. 13 ITEM #26 Commissioned Officer Socks A. MATERIAL Socks shall be constructed of a wool and either polypropylene, nylon, and spandex or equivalent, and complement the wearing of Gore-Tex lined footwear. Socks must have 50% merino wool, 45% nylon, 5% spandex, or equivalent. Color: Black B. GENERAL DESIGN Socks shall be of a mid-calf height and of uniform style and appearance. C. SIZING Sizes of socks shall accommodate female officers, size 5-9, and male officers, 9-13.
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