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ADF CLOTHING & PERSONALEQUIPMENT PROCUREMENT PLAN (ADF CPEPP)

2008 - 2012

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ADF Clothing & Personal Equipment Procurement Plan

(ADF CPEPP)2008 - 2012

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ForewordThe Australian Defence Force Clothing and Personal Equipment Procurement Plan (ADF CPEPP) 2008-12 is designed to provide industry with suffi cient guidance to enable broad business planning. Similar to the Defence Capability Plan, the ADF CPEPP can be used as a reference tool for industry to:

• Obtain early information and guidance on the Australian Defence Force’s clothing and personal equipment plans over the next fi ve years;

• Better understand Australian Defence Force’s clothing and personal equipment requirements;

• Contact identifi ed personnel for clarifi cation of requirements or to suggest potential strategies for meeting the requirement; and

• Identify potential opportunities for Australian industry participation in clothing and personal equipment acquisition.

The 2008-12 ADF CPEPP has been extended to include competitive tender opportunities across the Clothing Systems Program Offi ce, General Support Systems Program Offi ce and Soldier Modernisation Systems Program Offi ce.

As such, this edition has an additional 18 serials and covers tenders for canvas products, personal protective equipment and linen.

In addition to, and managed concurrently with the competitive tendering activities presented in this Plan, there will be confi ned procurements conducted with current and known suppliers throughout Financial Year 2008-09. These procurements are essential in order to meet immediate ADF operational and urgent capability requirements.

I commend the ADF CPEPP 2008-12 to all Australian clothing and personal equipment industries.

William Horrocks, CSCBrigadierDirector General Land Combat SystemsLand Systems DivisionDefence Materiel Organisation

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ADF Clothing & PersonalEquipment Procurement Plan

(ADF CPEPP)2008 - 2012

Contents Plan Overview 7

About this Plan 7

ADF Combat and Non-Combat Clothing and Personal Equipment Requirement 8

The ADF Clothing Budget 9

Proposal Profi les 2007-08 and 2008-09 10

ADF CPEPP 2008 - 2012 Proposals Summaries 13

Proposals by Planned Acquisition Date 71

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Plan Overview This second edition of the Australian Defence Force Clothing & Personal Equipment Procurement Plan: 2008-2012 (ADF CPEPP 2008-12) provides details of clothing and personal equipment and associated products planned to be tendered with a contract value above $50,000.

This Plan provides the basis upon which the Defence Materiel Organisation (DMO) supported by the Australian clothing and personal equipment industries will deliver world class clothing and personal equipment to the Australian Defence Force.

About This PlanEach year the ADF CPEPP is subject to periodic review, as changing strategic circumstances, new technologies, operation needs, fi nance and changed priorities infl uence the specifi c proposals contained in the Plan. In such circumstances, projects may be accelerated, deferred, cancelled, enlarged or diminished as circumstances change and new projects introduced. Potential industry suppliers should therefore note that the ADF CPEPP 2008-12 includes proposals that can and will, undergo change over time.

The release of the ADF CPEPP has been timed to coincide each year with the Defence and Industry Conference.

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ADF Combat and Non-Combat Clothing and Personal Equipment Requirement

ADF Clothing includes combat clothing and personal fi eld equipment, along with non-combat clothing such as uniforms and accoutrements for general duties and non-operational roles.

Major risks associated with this Plan include the capacity of clothing and personal equipment industries to meet ADF combat and non-combat clothing and personal equipment requirements in coming years in light of industry rationalisation and progressive movement of some elements to off-shore manufacturing solutions. In addition, managing locally-based agencies creates a complex management framework that may affect product quality and delivery schedules not previously encountered in local supply arrangements.

Further, as the Australian Defence Force’s requirements change, the provision of suitable clothing will need to continue to evolve. Enduring factors that infl uence these requirements include:

• Nature and scale of military operations;• Preparation for future contingencies;• Emerging technologies;• Interoperability with allies and coalition partners;• Australian industry innovation;• Size, scale and doctrine of the ADF; and• Funding.

Whilst the ADF CPEPP 2008-12 is intended to inform and aid business planning, new requirements can emerge quickly and as such industry should rely on the solicitation documentation as the authoritative statement of requirement.

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The ADF Clothing Budget

The ADF clothing and personal equipment budget is signifi cant and the Government and the Australian Taxpayer can rightly expect that Defence procurement is underpinned by the principle of value for money.

Current indications are that core expenditure for clothing and personal equipment sustainment going forward for the next fi ve years will be between $60m to $70m per annum. This excludes operational support activities and unique Service initiatives.

In Financial Year (FY) 2007-08, $101m has been allocated to Clothing Systems Program Offi ce for the provision of combat and non-combat clothing and personal equipment to support operations and training. This is a signifi cant increase on the previous year’s budget and is likely to be increased to support initiatives such as the Enhanced Land Force (ELF), Hardened and Networked Army (HNA), and the Australian Defence Force Gap Year Program.

Table 1 below shows an historic expenditure profi le over the last three years and the expected budget profi le for the next fi ve years.

Table 1 - Expenditure on ADF Clothing

A review of the CPEPP 2008-12 highlights that planned tender activities will be in the order of $166.40m for FY 2007-08 and $48.75m for FY2008-09. These amounts are based on contracts or standing offer arrangements planned to be established over the fi rst two years of the ADF CPEPP 2008-12.

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Proposal Profi les

Outline profi les for proposals include the following subsets:

• Scope - short description of the planned acquisition;

• Proposed Acquisition - lists the proposed tendering strategy and expected timing the tender will be released to the market;

• Planned Quantities - indicative quantities based on projected requirements;

• Product History - brief explanation as to whether this is a new requirement or a tender for an existing item. Also indicates whether the product is made to a Defence or Commercial standard;

• Planned Expenditure - Details the anticipated annual expenditure per annum and the estimated contract value for the term of contract; and,

• Point of Contact - Lists the contact point of the relevant fl eet manager.

The date of tender release is an estimate only. The timing of tender release is based on the most likely dates that the DMO will visit the marketplace and takes into account existing contractual relations and options for extensions under existing Standing Offers.

The planned expenditure information assists in providing a broad guide for planning, and will encourage early involvement of industry in dialogue on projects in excess of $50,000

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The choice to proceed with procurement will continue to be made on a ‘Value for Money’ basis that considers all relevant aspects including commercial requirements, schedule, specifi cations, quality terms and conditions, and price. The criteria will be identifi ed in the tender documentation and used as a basis for evaluation during the source selection and contract negotiation process.

DMO will make reasonable efforts to notify industry of any in-year changes to the ADF CPEPP through the clothing industry newsletter ‘Threads’ and the DMO website www.defence.gov.au/dmo/.

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PROPOSAL SUMMARIES

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SOLDIER MODERNISATION SYSTEMS PROGRAM OFFICE

Serial Number 1 - Field Pack, Large, Disruptive Pattern

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing requirement to provide fi eld packs in disruptive patterns.

Proposed AcquisitionOpen Tender process Quarter 3 2007

Planned QuantitiesThe estimated requirement is 12,000 per annum.

Product HistoryThis is a re-tender of an existing product which is made specifi cally for the purpose of equipping Defence personnel with a standard issue item.

Planned Expenditure• Annual: $2.500m - $3.000m

• Contract Value: Estimated contract value is $5.000m - $6.000m for a two year Standing Offer Deed.

Program Offi ce Point of ContractSoldier Modernisation System Program Offi ce: Sustainment Manager(03) 9282 6609

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SOLDIER MODERNISATION SYSTEMS PROGRAM OFFICE

Serial Number 2 - Load Carriage Equipment

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing requirement to provide load carriage equipment consisting of webbing, large fi eld pack, chest rig, mounted pack and associated pouches.

This equipment will integrate with body armour and enable the soldier to quickly tailor his load carriage capability to suit the requirements of the particular mission. It will be based on the Pocket Attachment Ladder (PAL) system.


Planned QuantitiesThe estimated requirement is 13,000 in total.

Product HistoryThis is a new item of equipment made specifi cally to meet capability requirements of deployed forces.

Planned Expenditure• Contract Value: Estimated contract value for the procurement is $15.000m - $20.000m.

Program Offi ce Point of ContractSoldier Modernisation Systems Program Offi ce: Project Manager Land 125(03) 9282 5603

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CLOTHING SYSTEMS PROGRAM OFFICE - HEADWEAR

Serial Number 3 - Service Dress Caps

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Service Dress Caps to all ADF Personnel for their duties.


Planned QuantitiesThe estimated requirement is for an initial purchase of 2,000 and 5,200 per annum.

Product HistoryThese are existing products to meet capability requirements of ADF personnel for ceremonial and day to day military activities.


• Contract Value: $0.900m - $1.200m for an initial purchase and a 2 year Standing Offer Deed.

Program Offi ce Point of Contact Clothing Systems Program Offi ce: Headwear ADF Logistic Manager (03) 9282 5233

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Serial Number 4 - Air Force Garrison Caps

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Garrison Caps to Air Force Personnel for their duties.


Planned QuantitiesThe estimated requirement is an initial purchase of 3,000 and 3,400 per annum.

Product HistoryThis is an existing product to meet capability requirements of Air Force personnel for ceremonial and day to day military activities.


• Contract Value: $0.150 - $0.200m for an initial purchase and a two year Standing Offer Deed.


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Serial Number 5 - Navy Tricorne Caps

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Tricorne Caps to Navy Female Personnel for their duties.


Planned QuantitiesThe estimated requirement is an initial purchase of 200 and 400 per annum.

Product HistoryThis is an existing product to meet capability requirements of Navy personnel for ceremonial and day to day military activities.


• Contract Value: $0.100 - $0.150m for an initial purchase and a two year Standing Offer Deed.


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CLOTHING SYSTEMS PROGRAM OFFICE - FOOTWEAR

Serial Number 6 - Boots Combat ADF Cadet

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide boots to Cadets.


Planned QuantitiesThe estimated requirement is an initial purchase of 15,000 pairs and 8,000 pairs per annum.

Product HistoryThis tender is for a commercial off-the-shelf version.


• Contract Value: $1.300m - $2.700m for an initial purchase and a two year Standing Offer Deed.

Program Offi ce Point of Contact Clothing Systems Program Offi ce: Footwear ADF Logistic Manager (03) 9282 5233

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Serial Number 7 - Boots Flyers Air Force

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Boots Flyer’s to Air Force members involved in fl ying duties.


Planned QuantitiesThe estimated requirement is an initial purchase of 1,520 pairs and 550 pairs per annum.

Product HistoryThis is a re-tender of an existing military-off-the-shelf item.



Program Offi ce Point of ContactClothing Systems Program Offi ce: Footwear ADF Logistic Manager (03) 9282 5233

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CLOTHING SYSTEMS PROGRAM OFFICE - PERSONAL FIELD EQUIPMENT

Serial Number 8 - Sleeping and Bivi Bags

ScopeCool Weather Sleeping Bags are included in initial issues to personnel. There is also a requirement to provide sleeping bags suitable for Cold and Extreme Cold weather environments. Extreme Cold sleeping bags may also used in conjunction with a Bivi Bag. A Bivi Bag procurement will be included to ensure compatibility with the sleeping bag.


Planned QuantitiesEstimated requirements will be as follows:

• Cool Weather Sleeping Bag component: initial purchase of 14,600 with an estimated annual requirement of 10,000.

• Cold Weather Sleeping Bag component: initial purchase of 3,500 with an estimated annual requirement of 2,000.

• Extreme Cold Weather Sleeping Bag component: initial purchase of 3,500 with an estimated annual requirement of 3,000.

• Bivi Bag component: initial purchase of 3,500 with an estimated annual requirement of 3,500.

Product HistoryThese are new items of equipment to meet changed capability requirements.

Planned Expenditure• Annual: $3.000m - $3.500m per annum


Program Offi ce Point of Contact Clothing Systems Program Offi ce: Personal Field Equipment ADF Logistic Manager (03) 9282 4262

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Serial Number 9 - Water Bottles

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Water Bottles to personnel as part of their initial equipment issue. The items are used as part of a member’s personal fi eld equipment.


Planned Quantities The estimated requirement is an initial purchase of 18,000 and 25,000 per annum.

Product HistoryThis is a re-tender of an existing product.




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Serial Number 10 - Multi-Tools

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Multi-Tools to personnel in various employment groups. The Multi-Tool will provide tools to cover a wide range of tasks. The Multi-Tool will also include a carry pouch able to be fi xed to a belt or webbing



Product HistoryThis is a new item of equipment for general issue to meet new capability requirements and it is expected that a military-off-the-shelf/commercial-off-the-shelf item/s would be suitable.




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Serial Number 11 - Net, Insect Protector

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide an insect net for the protection of members while sleeping in the fi eld. This is supplied to personnel as part of their initial equipment issue. The items are used as part of a member’s personal fi eld equipment.



Product HistoryThis is a re-tender of an existing product. In the past Defence has provided the materials. It is anticipated that any future procurement of this item will require the supplier to provide the materials.


• Contract Value: $0.400m - $ 0.500m for a three year Standing Offer Deed.


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Serial Number 12 - Paint, Face, Camoufl age

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide a method of personal camoufl age. The items are used as part of a member’s personal fi eld equipment.







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SMSPO

Serial Number 13 - Webbing Ensemble

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing requirement to provide standard load carriage equipment to its personnel. This consists of webbing, H harness, belts and associated pouches.

This Kit forms part of the initial allocation of equipment to new recruits and is replaced on an as needs basis during the life of service.



Product HistoryThis is a re-tender of an existing product which is made specifi cally to meet new recruiting requirements.


• Contract Value: $3.000m - $5.000m for a two year Standing Offer Deed.

Program Offi ce Point of ContractSoldier Modernisation Systems Program Offi ce: Sustainment Manager (03) 9282 6609

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CLOTHING SYSTEMS PROGRAM OFFICE - ACCOUTREMENTS

Serial Number 14 - Bag Dive PVC, Bag Duffel

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Bag Dive PVC and Bag Duffel, to all new entrants, and for over the counter sales in clothing stores. These items are used for the carriage of personnel issued items in a range of operational and non operational environments. The manufacture of the bags will be made against Defence specifi cations.


Planned QuantitiesThe estimated requirements are:

• Bag Duffel 1,000 units annually

• Bag Dive PVC 20,000 units annually

Product HistoryThe current pattern items have been in use for many years but the planned annual quantities represent the change in entitlement to Army members from the Green Cotton Bag to the PVC Dive Bag.


• Contract Value: $3.750m - 4.500m for a three year Standing Offer Deed.

Program Offi ce Point of Contact Clothing Systems Program Offi ce: Accoutrements ADF Logistic Manager (03) 9282 6009

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Serial Number 15 - Accoutrements - Badges

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing requirement to provide a range of cloth, woven and gold bullion uniform accoutrements and insignia. These consist of items such as badges, (uniform, cap and qualifi cation) rank slides and embroidery items.

Proposed AcquisitionOpen Tender (Multi User List/Panel Arrangements) Quarter 4 2007

Planned QuantitiesThe estimated requirement is 60,000 per annum comprising of a range of items.

Product HistoryCurrent supply of these items is made through open tender on an as required basis.

Planned Expenditure• Annual: $1.000m to $1.500m per annum.

Program Offi ce Point of ContractClothing Systems Program Offi ce: Accoutrements ADF Logistic Manager (03) 9282 6009

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Serial Number 16 - Ceremonial Accoutrements

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide ceremonial accoutrements to all ADF personnel for ceremonial and day to day military activities. The ceremonial equipment will be manufactured in accordance with Defence specifi cations. Items include Aiguillettes, Sash’s (waist and shoulder), Sword Slings (shoulder and belts), Sword Knots, Lanyards and Sam Brown, Black leather (belt and strap).

Proposed AcquisitionOpen Tender (Multi User List/Panel Arrangements) Quarter 4 2007

Planned QuantitiesThe estimated requirement is 10,000 per annum comprising a range of items.

Product HistoryCurrent supply of these items is made through open tender on an as required basis.

Planned Expenditure• Annual: $0.500m - $0.750m per annum.


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Serial Number 17 - Tri Service Ceremonial Colours, Banners, Guidons, Standards

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing requirement to produce Ceremonial Colours, Banners, Guidons and Standards for the ADF for a variety of ceremonial activities. These will be manufactured in accordance with Defence specifi cations.


Planned QuantitiesA minimum of two per year.

Product HistoryIn the Australian Army, Standards or Guidons are carried by Armoured units or Regiments. Queens and Regimental Colours are carried by the Royal Military College, Duntroon, Infantry Battalions and University Regiments. Banners are carried by those Corps or Units that have had them presented by Royal or Vice-Regal personages.


• Contract Value: $0.500m - $0.750m for a three year Standing Offer Deed.


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Serial Number 18 - Chin Straps

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Chin Straps to all ADF Personnel for their duties.



Product HistoryThese are existing products to meet capability requirements of ADF personnel for ceremonial and day to day military activities.


• Contract Value: $0.135 - $0.180m for a three year Standing Offer Deed.


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Serial Number 19 - Caps Various (General Duties)

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide General Duty Caps for their duties.



Product HistoryThese are existing products to meet capability requirements of ADF personnel for day to day military activities, and consist of various utility, baseball and kepi caps, as well as cooks hats.




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Serial Number 20 - Socks

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide a range of socks.


Planned QuantitiesThe estimated requirement is 300,000 pairs per annum.

Product History This is a re-tender of an existing range of products that are commercial-off-the-shelf and military-off-the-shelf items.




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CLOTHING SYSTEMS PROGRAM OFFICE - COMBAT UNIFORMS

Serial Number 21 - Field Jacket

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide a Field Jacket, cold weather, disruptive pattern jacket to provide environmental protection to soldiers.

The fi eld jacket will be disruptive pattern and provide camoufl age in both the visible and Near Infra-Red spectrums.



Product HistoryThe Field Jacket is a new item of clothing required to meet capability requirements of forces in a fi eld and barracks environment.



Program Offi ce Point of ContactClothing Systems Program Offi ce: Combat Uniforms ADF Logistic Manager (03) 9282 3896

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Serial Number 22 - Tent, Dome, Insect Protection

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Insect Protection to personnel as part of their initial equipment issue. The items are used as part of a member’s personal fi eld equipment.



Product HistoryThis is a re-tender of an existing product which is a commercial-off-the-shelf item.




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Serial Number 23 - Hands Free Hydration System

ScopeThe ADF has an ongoing requirement to supply a Hands Free Hydration System to all members of the Army as recruit initial issue on joining the Army, and selected members of the RAAF and RAN dependant on their role.


Planned QuantitiesThe estimate requirement is an initial purchase of 35,500 and 10,000 per annum.

Product HistoryThese are new items of equipment to meet changed capability requirements. It is expected that a commercial-off-the-shelf system will be suitable.




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CLOTHING SYSTEMS PROGRAM OFFICE - SAFETY CLOTHING & EQUIPMENT

Serial Number 24 - Vest High Visibility

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide High Visibility Vests with anti static properties.



Product HistoryThis requirement is to meet current capability requirements and is military-off-the-shelf due to the antistatic properties of the fabric.



Program Offi ce Point of Contact Clothing Systems Program Offi ce: Safety Clothing & Equipment ADF Logistic Manager (03) 9282 4262

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Serial Number 25 - Non Lethal Force (NLF)

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide a range of Non Lethal Force Protective Equipment which includes shields, batons, wrist restraints, leg and non-ballistic body protection.



Product HistoryThis is an ongoing requirement for Non Lethal Force Protective Equipment across the three Services to meet capability requirements.




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GSSPO

Serial Number 26 - Sheet Bed Single

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide bedding equipment for ADF personnel in Barracks.



Product HistoryThe manufacture of this product has generally been undertaken by various local material manufacturers over the last 20 years. They are built against a Defence Standard.

Planned Expenditure• Annual: $0.250m - $ 0.375m per annum


Program Offi ce Point of Contact General Support SPO: Field and Barracks ADF Logistic Manager (03) 9282 3837

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GSSPO

Serial Number 27 - Tent Various and Extensions

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide fi eld accommodation to all ADF deployable units and for the conduct of training activities both in Australia and overseas. The manufacture of these Tents is to Defence standards.


Planned QuantitiesThe estimated requirement is 100-200 per annum.

Product HistoryThe manufacture of this product has generally been undertaken by various local canvas manufacturers over the last 20 years. They are built against a Defence Standard and require the industry to have heavy duty equipment capable of sewing heavy weight canvas.



Program Offi ce Point of Contact General Support SPO: Field and Barracks ADF Logistic Manager (03) 9282 3837

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Serial Number 28 - Berets Various

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Berets to Army and Navy Personnel for their duties.



Product HistoryThis is an existing product to meet capability requirements of Army and Navy personnel for ceremonial and day to day military activities.




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Serial Number 29 - Shoes Gymnasium, Sports Training

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing requirement to provide sporting footwear to members.



Product History This is a re-tender of an existing commercial-off-the-shelf item.




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Serial Number 30 -Safety Boots

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide various styles of Safety Boots to members.


Planned Quantities The estimated requirement is 20,000 pairs per annum.

Product HistoryThis is a re-tender of an existing commercial-off-the-shelf item.



Program Offi ce Point of Contact Clothing Systems Program Offi ce: Footwear ADF Logistic Manager (03) 9282 5233

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CLOTHING SYSTEMS PROGRAM OFFICE - NON COMBAT UNIFORMS

Serial Number 31 - Raincoats

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Raincoats.






Program Offi ce Point of Contact Clothing Systems Program Offi ce: Non Combat Uniforms ADF Logistic Manager (03) 9282 3896

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Serial Number 32 - Towels and Robes

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Towels and Robes.







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Serial Number 33 - Lower Garments

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Lower Garments which include working dress, ceremonial, maternity and specialist trousers, slacks, dresses, skirts and shorts.



Product HistoryThis is a re-tender for existing products.


• Contract Value: $15.000m - $18.000m for a three year Standing Offer Deed

Program Offi ce Point of ContactClothing Systems Program Offi ce: Non Combat Uniforms ADF Logistic Manager (03) 9282 3896

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Serial Number 34 - Cover, Helmet, Camoufl age Pattern

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide a variety of cloth covers for in service combat helmets.


Planned QuantitiesThe estimated requirement for all types is 5,000 per annum.





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Serial Number 35 - Entrenching Tools

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Entrenching Tools. The Entrenching Tool is part of the fi eld equipment used by the ADF.


Planned QuantitiesThe estimated requirement is an initial purchase 15,000 and 10,000 per annum.

Product HistoryThis is a re-tender of equipment to meet current capability requirements and it is expected that commercial-off-the-shelf item/s would be suitable. Currently the entrenching tool is manufactured to a Defence Specifi cation.




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Serial Number 36 - Protective Coveralls

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide safety coveralls for protection against various hazards.



Product HistoryThis is an ongoing requirement for various coveralls across the three Services to meet capability requirements and is military-off-the-shelf due to the antistatic properties of the fabric.




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Serial Number 37 - Motorcycle Clothing and Equipment

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide motorcycle clothing; jackets, trousers and helmets to Australian Standards.


Planned QuantitiesThe estimated requirement is 800 per annum.

Product HistoryThis is an ongoing requirement for various motorcycle clothing and equipment across the three Services to meet capability requirements.




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SOLDER MODERNISATION SYSTEMS PROGRAM OFFICE

Serial Number 38 - Enhanced Combat Helmet

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing requirement to provide enhanced combat helmets as part of its ballistic protection ensemble. There is currently a Standing Offer in place that is effective until November 2008.






Program Offi ce Point of ContractSoldier Modernisation Systems Program Offi ce: Sustainment Manager(03) 9282 6609

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GENERAL SUPPORT SYSTEMS PROGRAM OFFICE

Serial Number 39 - Tarpaulins

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide fi eld protection to equipment and in emergency situations for the protection of civilian infrastructure against storm damage. They are built against a Defence Standard and require the industry to have heavy duty equipment capable of sewing heavy weight canvas.

Proposed AcquisitionOpen Tender process Quarter 2 2 008

Planned QuantitiesThe estimated requirement is 500-600 per annum.


Planned Expenditure• Annual: $0.100m - $0.150m per annum,


Program Offi ce Point of Contact General Support Systems Program Offi ce: Field and Barracks ADF Logistic Manager (03) 9282 3837

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Serial Number 40 - Lace Ornamental

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Ornamental Lace as material in aid to manufacture Shoulder Boards, Soft Rank Insignia and Uniforms.


Planned QuantitiesThe estimated requirement is 400,000 cm per annum, across 20+ Lace Types.

Product HistoryA variety of types of ornamental lace are required to manufacture various aspects of general service and ceremonial uniforms. Given the quantity required and the minimum order buys it is more effi cient for the Commonwealth to manage this stock and issue as required to contractors.




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Serial Number 41 - Flags Various

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Flags to the ADF for ceremonial, deployed forces, and day to day Military activities. They will be manufactured in accordance with Defence Specifi cations.


Planned QuantitiesThe estimated requirement is 250 - 300 per annum, across 20+ fl ags.





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Serial Number 42 -Black Boots General Purpose

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide General Purpose Black Boots to Navy personnel.


Planned QuantitiesThe estimated requirement is 3000 pairs per annum.

Product HistoryThis is a re-tender of an existing product which is a military-off-the-shelf item.




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Serial Number 43 - Specialist Aircrew Boots - Navy

Scope The Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide specialist aircrew boots to Navy personnel.


Planned QuantitiesThe estimated requirement is 500 pairs per annum.

Product HistoryThis is a re-tender of an existing product which is a military-off-the-shelf item.




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Serial Number 44 - Disruptive Pattern Uniforms

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide uniform requirements to forces operating in a fi eld environment. Industry will have the opportunity to tender for the manufacture of disruptive pattern shirts and trousers. The successful tenderer will also need to provide a Made to Measure service.



Product HistoryThis is a re-tender for ranges of existing products.




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Serial Number 45 - Upper Garments - Shirts

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Upper Garments which include working dress, ceremonial, maternity and specialist shirts.



Product HistoryThis is a re-tender for ranges of existing product.




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Serial Number 46 - Personal Packs

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Personal Packs for Operational requirements. These packs contain items required for toiletry and personal hygiene requirements whilst on deployment.







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Serial Number 47 - Protective Clothing and Equipment

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide protective clothing and equipment including disposable coveralls, chemical coveralls, industrial gloves, disposable gloves, safety helmets and protective goggles and glasses. These are commercially available items and will be in accordance with Australian Standards.



Product HistoryThis is an ongoing requirement for protective clothing and equipment across the three Services to meet capability requirements.




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Serial Number 48 - Flyers Clothing

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Flyers Clothing in both combat and disruptive patterns. The requirement has a size range of 17 for Coveralls, 6 for Jackets, 12 for shirts and 17 for Trousers. The successful tenderer will need to provide a Made to Measure service. The clothing will be made from fi re retardant cloth of varying weights and composition.



Product HistoryThis is a re-tender of an existing product which is currently supplied via a Standing Offer.




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Serial Number 49 - Ceremonial Uniforms

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Ceremonial Uniforms to meet Point of Entry entitlements and Permanent Members ongoing uniform requirements. This includes but is not limited to Mess Dress, 1A Uniforms, Utility Jackets, and Overcoats.





• Contract Value: $12.500m - $15.000m for a fi ve year Standing Offer Deed.


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Serial Number 50 - Food Handlers Clothing

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide a range of Food Handlers Clothing including coats, trousers, aprons, neckerchiefs and buttons.



Product HistoryThis is an ongoing requirement for various clothing items across the three Services.




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Serial Number 51 - Cold/Wet Weather Ensembles

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Cold/Wet Weather Clothing including jackets, coats, trousers and parkas. A number of the products require antistatic properties.



Product HistoryThis is an ongoing requirement for Cold/Wet Weather Clothing across the three Services to meet capability requirements and is military-off-the-shelf due to the antistatic properties of the fabric.




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Serial Number 52 - Sporting Attire - General

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Sporting Attire to meet recruit member entitlements and permanent members ongoing physical training requirements.



Product HistoryThis is a re-tender of an existing range of products.



Program Offi ce Point of ContactClothing Systems Program Offi ce: Non Combat Uniforms ADF Logistic Manager (03) 9282 3896

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Serial Number 53 - Sporting Attire - T-shirts & Undershirts

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Sporting Attire to meet Point of Entry entitlements and permanent members ongoing physical training requirements.



Product HistoryThis is a re-tender for ranges of existing products.




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Serial Number 54 - Immersion Suit

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide Immersion Suits.


Planned QuantitiesThe estimated requirement is 500 per annum.

Product HistoryThis is an ongoing requirement for immersion suits to meet capability requirements.




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Serial Number 55 - Medical and Dental Clothing

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide a range of Medical and Dental Clothing including aprons, coats, smocks and trousers.



Product HistoryThis is an ongoing requirement for Medical and Dental Clothing across the three Services.




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Serial Number 56 - Armoured Fighting Vehicle Clothing

ScopeThe Australian Defence Force has an ongoing need to provide armoured fi ghting vehicle clothing in disruptive patterns. The requirement has a size range of 19 shirts and trousers with a variety of fabric types and weights. The successful tenderer may need to provide a Made to Measure Service. The items are required to have a fl ame retardant capability.



Product HistoryThese items are currently supplied under a standing offer.




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