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M-20 SELF CONTAINED SELF RESCUERS

DEPT OF DEFENSE · Solicitation W911S226U2410 · NAICS 333912 · Small Business Set Aside - Total · Closed

Solicitation details

Solicitation numberW911S226U2410
Notice ID43e35de94d684060b31205d88403096e
AgencyDEPT OF DEFENSE
Sub-tierDEPT OF THE ARMY
Contracting officeW6QM MICC-FT DRUM
NAICS code333912
Product / service code (PSC)4240
Set-asideSmall Business Set Aside - Total
Notice typeCombined Synopsis/Solicitation
Posted08 January 2026
Response deadline16 January 2026 (closed)

Description

Fort Hood wants to purchase 30 M-20 Self Contained Self Rescuers (SCSR)The SCSRs must meet the following specifications:Belt Wearable/ Automatic on, demand regulated Oxygen delivery/ 10-minute performance duration (NOISH/MSH) / Less than 10 seconds donning time/ 15 year with 5-year factory service intervals if belt worn Service Life / Approved by NIOSH/ MSH/ weight of 3.3 pounds / 10-140 degrees F storage range.Vendors must provide a picture of the item offered under this solicitationVendors must provide the manufacturers specification sheet for the item offered under this solicitation.

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