Somerset County Granicus #CC-0004-26R2

Somerset County Uniforms and Accessories Procurement (5.11 Tactical or Equivalent)

Somerset County, NJ is seeking bids for a multi-year contract to supply uniforms and related accessories for various county departments and the Park Commission. - Government Buyer: - County of Somerset, Purchasing Division (Purchasing Agent: Melissa A. Kosensky) - OEMs Highlighted: - 5.11 Tactical is the primary specified OEM for most uniform items; 'or equivalent' alternatives are permitted - Products/Services Requested: - Wide range of uniforms and accessories, including: - Tactical shirts (short and long sleeve), pants (Apex, Stryke, Taclite Pro), jackets (3-in-1 Parka, Softshell, Rain Shell, Valiant, XPRT Waterproof, Bristol Parka), and polos (Performance, Utility, Professional) - Headwear (Beanies, Watch Caps, Boonie Hats, Uniform Hats) - Footwear (A/T Mid Boot, FAST TAC Waterproof, A.T.A.C. Side Zip Boots) - Bags and packs (Patrol Bag, RUSH 12 2.0 Backpack, MOAB Sling Packs, Duffel Bags) - Belts (Double Duty TDU Belt, Nylon Trainer) - Accessories and embroidery/patch customization for agency identification - Most items specify 5.11 Tactical part numbers or allow for equivalent products - Sizes, colors, and customization (embroidery, patches, striping) are detailed for each item - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Contract runs through June 11, 2028, with no price escalation - Detailed requirements for fit, embroidery, and packaging - Includes uniforms for public health, safety, emergency management, and prosecutors' office - Cooperative pricing allows other agencies to participate - Delivery and quality standards are specified

Description

The County of Somerset is requesting bids for uniforms for various county departments and the Park Commission. This is a cooperative pricing bid allowing other agencies to voluntarily extend the contract. Sealed bids are due by September 3, 2026, and will be publicly opened and read at the County Administration Building. The bid opening will be live-streamed for transparency, and all addenda will be posted on the county website. Bidders must comply with New Jersey statutes and regulations and submit responses on standard proposal forms.

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