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DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCYAMERICA’S COMBAT LOGISTICS SUPPORT AGENCY

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Special Purpose Clothing Team

Tom Hutchinson

October 20, 2016

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• Product Line

• Statistics

• Upcoming Opportunities

• Team Members

Agenda



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• Four Distinct Product Lines

- Special Purpose Clothing

- Chemical Protective Items

- Coveralls

- JSLIST (Joint Service Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology)

Product Line



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• Jackets- Flyers 36/P & 45P (Sage & Tan)- Leather A-2 & G-1 (USAF & USN)- Cold Weather Shipboard Jacket

• Multi-Climate Protection System (MCPS)- Jacket/Trousers Cold Weather- Shirts/Drawers (Silk-Wt, Mid-Wt, Heavy-Wt- Overalls, Vest, Jacket Liners

Special Purpose Clothing



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• Army Aircrew Combat Uniform (A2CU)• Ghillie Items – Coat, Trousers, Hat, Kit• Otto Fuel Protective Items • Wildland Firefighting Shirt, Trousers• Flight Deck Jerseys• Anti-Flash Hood• Neck Gaiter• Sleeping Shirt

Special Purpose Clothing



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• Overboot Lightweight (AFS)

• Gloves – Butyl, JB2GU, Glove Inserts

• Toxicological Agent Protective Items (TAP)

• Joint Protective Aircrew Ensemble (JPACE)

• Chemical Protective Helmet Covers

• Carrying Bag (for JSLIST)

Chemical Protective Items



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• Flyers – 27/P (Sage & Tan)• Improved Combat Vehicle Crewmen (ICVC)• Utility – Green Shipboard• Fuel Handlers• Mechanics• With Hood & Booties• Disposable

Coveralls



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• Chemical Protective Suit

- Coat & Trousers

- Type II

-Type VII

JSLIST



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• Material Obligations- FY16 Plan - $88,475,087- Actual thru Aug 16 - $69,330,788

- FY15 Plan -$104,350,933- FY 15 Actual - $149,002,904

Statistics



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• Sales (@ Cost)

- FY16 thru Aug - $79,510,179- FY 15 - $114,772,713

• Top Sales Items FY16 (Quantity) thru Aug- Special Purpose Clothing

- Neck Gaiter (150,995)- Jersey Flight Deck (60,192)- A2CU Trousers OEFCP (48,500)- A2CU Coat OEFCP (41,934)- Pants, FR Ty I WFF (31,358)

Statistics



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• Top Sales Items FY16 (cont.)- Chemical Protective Items

- CP Helmet Cover (171,145)- Gloves JB2GU (41,499)- Carrying Bag JSLIST (32,750)- Gloves, Butyl 25 mil (21,476)- Gloves, Butyl 7 mil (17,319)

Statistics



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• Top Sales Items FY16 (cont.)- Coveralls

- Disp Hood & Booties (97,411)- Disp General Purpose (61,354)- Flyers 27P Sage (51,658)- Utility Shipboard Green (46,982)- Mechanics UCP (23,342)

Statistics



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• Top Sales Items FY16 (cont.)- JSLIST

- Trousers UCP (22,128)- Trousers UCP VII (6,873)- Coat UCP (6,357)- Coat UCP VII (3,160)- Coat Woodland (1,859)

Statistics



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• Top Backordered Items (as of 10/3/16)- Flyers Coveralls 27/P (1,331/11,139)- A2CU Trousers OEFCP (371/79,805)- Wmn’s Coveralls 27/P (175/487)- A2CU Coat OEFCP (162/120,193)- Shirt, Combat OCP (135/974)

Statistics



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• Coveralls ICVC Coyote • Neck Gaiter• Jacket Flyers Leather A-2 (AF)• Coveralls, Explosive Handlers

Upcoming Opportunities



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Who’s Who Points of Contact

NAME TITLE PHONE EMAIL

Tom Hutchinson Supervisor 215-737-3056 [email protected]

Patricia Martin Sr. Acq Specialist 215-737-7838 [email protected]

Stephanie Gallagher

Sr. Acq Specialist 215-737-5145 [email protected]

Baotran Dao Acq Specialist 215-737-7249 [email protected]

John Green Acq Specialist 215-737-3169 [email protected]

Jeff Fox Acq Specialist 215-737-6076 [email protected]

Dana Maiocco Acq Specialist 215-737-3024 [email protected]

Don Howarth Acq Specialist 215-737-0429 [email protected]

Isaiah Murray Acq Specialist 215-737-5817 [email protected]





Safety TeamRay Jacquette

10/20/2017



Safety Team

• Anti-G Garments, Anti-Exposure Garments, Flyers’ Helmets, Ground Troop Helmets and Helmet Components : – Manage approx. 830 items – Sales

• FY16 $64.5M• FY15 $61.1M• FY14 $66.4M



Obligations

• Obligations –– FY16 plan $46.9M– Actual $40M

• FY17 forecast : $53.2M



Open Procurements

• 17P Upper Pressure Garment (Anti-G Vest) (Closed)

• CSU 23P Advanced Technology Anti-G Suit (ATAGS) (Closes Nov 7, 2017)



Upcoming Opportunities

• Radio Pocket & Sea Pocket for the AirSave vest (contact Bob Rounay if interested)

• Mittens (Anti-Exposure) (contact Ed Klos if interested)



Points of Contact (all phone numbers are 1-215-737-xxxx)

• Ray Jacquette IST [email protected] x8079

• Dan Price Contracting Officer [email protected] x8101

• Mara Cremen Acquisition Specialist [email protected] x8094

• Lisa Pizzo Acquisition Specialist [email protected] x8076

• Bob Rounay Acquisition Specialist [email protected] x7123

• Ed Klos Acquisition Specialist [email protected] x8105

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Project ManagerSoldier Protection and Individual Equipment

Project ManagerSoldier Protection and Individual Equipment

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Special Purpose Product UpdatesMulti-purpose Personal Hydration Systems (MPHS)

Individual Water Treatment Device (IWTD) Improved Ghillie System (IGS)

Flame Resistant Fuel Handler’s Coverall (FR FHC)

20 OCT 16Sequana Robinson

Durable Goods, Product OfficerProduct Manager Soldier Clothing

and Individual Equipment

Multi-purpose Personal Hydration Systems (MPHS)

Where We Are:Requirement: Capability Production Document (14 Mar 14)

System Description: Chemical/Biological (CB) agent and Toxic Industrial Chemical (TIC) resistant hydration system

Objective: Provide modular on-the-move hydration capability in a Chemical, Biological, Radiation, and Nuclear (CBRN) environment

Cost Per Unit (est): $95.74 MPHS / $13.45 Training Kit

Proponent: Maneuver Support Center of Excellence (MSCoE)

*Supply Request Package accepted by Defense Logistics Agency -Troop Support

Where We Are Going: Ensure MPHS is safe to use for Aviators by verifying each platform

Complete testing to meet KPP 2 and 3 increasing protection from 6 to 12 hours

Complete testing to extend shelf life from 5 to 10 years1

Where We Are:Requirement: Capability Production Document (16 Dec 11, CARDS # 02094)

System Description: Individual water purifier compatible with the Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment (MOLLE) Hydration System which will supplement/replace the iodine and chlor-floc tablets currently used

Objective: Provides modular on-the-move hydration capability for purifying local water sources

Cost Per Unit (est): $85

Proponent: Maneuver Center of Excellence (MCoE)

Where We Are Going:• Complete IWTD Limited User Evaluation and P248 Light Testing

• Award a five-year IDIQ contract under SBIR Phase III to Cascade Designs and start production for 49,266 units, including 10% spares

• Submit TDP/SRP to DLA-TS to allow transition for enduring requirements

Individual Water Treatment Device (IWTD)

ACAT

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Improved Ghillie System (IGS)

Where We Are:Requirement:

•Rapid Fielding Initiative (RFI)

•Draft Capability Production Document (CPD) –(Worldwide Staffing)

•Soldier Enhancement Program (SEP) Initiative (Chassis)

System Description: The IGS will help conceal the Sniper and Scout during missions allowing them to remain undetected within close proximity of the enemy forces. The IGS shall provide a modular, mission tailorable and improved counter-surveillance protection capability. The IGS shall provide a reduction in weight, improved drying time, decreased don and doff times, and an increased access to mission essential items. The IGS shall provide an appropriate level of mitigation from flame and thermal threats, increased Soldier mobility and agility, and increased integration with existing individual equipment or personal protective equipment. The IGS will provide Snipers/Scouts with a tool to enhance security and situational awareness of the operating environment

Where We Are Going:Objectives:

• Reduced System Cost

• Develop Jute that is “not highly flammable” vs. FR

• Improving capability for future deployers

Actions/Outcomes:• Maneuver Center of Excellence (MCoE) CPD – 4FY17

• Army Program of Record in FY17

• Continue market surveillance and research for decreased costs, increased operational effectiveness, fit, suitability, and durability

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Improved Ghillie System (IGS)

Where We Are:Requirement

• Rapid Fielding Initiative (RFI)• Draft CPD –(Worldwide Staffing)• Soldier Enhancement Program (SEP) Initiative (Chassis)

System Description• The Cobra Super SC-4 Garment is a GHILLIE base foundation garment body. It has an

adjustable and removable hood, button sleeve upgradable, tight-grid paracord placement for foliage attachment, LD mesh fabric in camel brown color

• The Multi-Purpose Back Drape for VIPER Garment is a GHILLIE base foundation accessory for select Viper garment models. The drape attaches to rear shoulder region of Viper garment enabling full back coverage. The drape can also attach to brim of Viper hood for frontal equipment cover and concealment, mesh fabric, MultiCam

Where We Are Going:Objective

• Improving capability for future deployers• Reducing out of pocket expense for Soldiers• Develop Jute that is “not highly flammable” vs. FR

Actions/Outcomes• Maneuver Center of Excellence Capability Production Document (CPD) – 4FY17• Army Program of Record in FY17• Continue market surveillance and research for increased operational effectiveness, fit,

suitability, and durability3

Points of Contact

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LTC John BryanProduct Manager - Soldier Clothing and Individual

Equipment Comm (703)805-8514, DSN [email protected]

Mr. Jeff MyhreDeputy Product Manager - Soldier Clothing and Individual


MAJ John RIderAcquisition Plans and Policy, Soldier Clothing and Individual


Ms. Sequana RobinsonAssistant Product Manager - Soldier Clothing and Individual









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