RFI FOR STATE OF THE ART MASK RESPIRATOR FOR NAVY AND MARINE CORPS AIRCREW

Summary To promote early exchanges of information with Industry in accordance with FAR Subpart 15.2, Naval Air Systems Command, Aircrew Systems (NAVAIR PMA202) of Patuxent River, Maryland is issuing this Request for Information (RFI). NAVAIR is requesting information to identify qualified sources to provide commercially available Mask Respirator for Navy and Marine Corps aircrew. The requirements are provided below. Interested parties are invited to describe their capabilities to provide the product as described herein. The Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) items submitted in response to this RFI will be evaluated for the capability to meet the performance requirements listed below and the table listing key system attributes. Requirement The Navy plans to approve a COTS Mask Respirator that can integrate with communication systems for local procurement by squadrons as required for mission needs. Cost will be a consideration in determining COTS items approved for use. There is no current plan to add this item to the federal supply system. Multiple items could be approved if found to be acceptable. Key System Attributes Offers at least 95% filtration efficiency against airborne particulates Offers integration with HGU-84 or HGU-56 compatible with communication capability Summary To promote early exchanges of information with Industry in accordance with FAR Subpart 15.2, Naval Air Systems Command, Aircrew Systems (NAVAIR PMA202) of Patuxent River, Maryland is issuing this Request for Information (RFI). NAVAIR is requesting information to identify qualified sources to provide commercially available Mask Respirator for Navy and Marine Corps aircrew. The requirements are provided below. Interested parties are invited to describe their capabilities to provide the product as described herein. The Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) items submitted in response to this RFI will be evaluated for the capability to meet the performance requirements listed below and the table listing key system attributes. Requirement The Navy plans to approve a COTS Mask Respirator that can integrate with communication systems for local procurement by squadrons as required for mission needs. Cost will be a consideration in determining COTS items approved for use. There is no current plan to add this item to the federal supply system. Multiple items could be approved if found to be acceptable. Key System Attributes Offers at least 95% filtration efficiency against airborne particulates Offers integration with HGU-84 or HGU-56 compatible with communication capability